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98c each
All bright new styles
come in all colors.
They are the "Elite"
glove fitting1 brand.
Patent waist band,
no draw strings,
which makes them
fit perfectly smooth
over the hips.
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OPTICIAN. 88 State Street.
Easter
Don't let EwlcrpaJi by without bavlni a nlcoEMter dinner. You will 6e well repaid f-r
your trouble and we will tonilder It a treat favor It you tail at our itore and see what an ele
I ant line of Easter Eat .ties we ha it. Look over this Pst,
VEGETABLES DAINTIES
Plenty or celery, turnips, lettuce, onions, pars- " ' toroplete lint of fancy
CANNED VEGETABLES Dulk Olives; olives la bodies or all descrlp-
Red nbton asparaius. none so tood. xga iltiai Swcct pickles lo endless varieties.
Ktd Blbbon Sifted Peas, none so tood. Cni. chow chow, e0x. preserves; a full
Hed Ribbon Sweet Cum. none so tood. ,ne or a) ,he bl bund, of tauces nd salad
Red Ribbon Tomatoes, none so tood. dresslnt.
We can give you better coffee than you can get elsewhere
for your money.
ROTH St 0RABBRh
134 State Street. , Telephone 511
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New York Millinery Parlors
317 COMMERCIAL STREET.
Will show you this week TUB FINEST LINK OF MILLINERY AT j
$ POPULAR FRIOKB.
SooourSPKQIAL LINK OF DREHS HATS for 12.75, 3.00. I3.6Q
H and $4.00,
All Pattorn Hats btlow cost. New street Imta received daily.
Mrs. Hooker, Manager.
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Trv a nackano of Ulauo A Flla' letters and Numbers They will ntako
a soup that la bound to ploaso you.
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
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HayeYou Seen the New
Undertaking Shop?
It has been remodeled nnd turned into
a firtt-clnes, iip-to-dHto bicycle ehoit,
vrkuro ntiy and nil kinds o( lllcyclo
wotlc Is done on abort notice, and v,mr
nnteed to be flrst-oloM In every respect.
All kinda of tiros nnd sundries.
FRANK J. A100RE
109 Court 6t. l'liono 20H.
STOCKTON
HAS ONE OF THE VERY LARGEST AND DE8T DEPARTMENT STORES IN THIS VALLEY. THIS
6TOR HAS BEEN KNOWN AS THESTORE HAS BEEN KNOWN A8 THE BARGAIN 8TORE OF 8ALEM.
WE ARE HERE TO SELL YOU RELIABLE GOODS AT REASONABLE PRICES. YOU HAVE FOUND THAT
VOU AR EALWAYS WELCOME HERE, WHETHER YOU BUY GOODS OR NOT. IF YOU HAVE NEVfiR
BEEN IN OUR STORE, COME AND B ESURPRI3ED. AS MANY OTHERS ARE EVERY DAY BY THE SIZE
OF THE STOCK. WE PROPOSE TO GIVE GOOD BARGAINS EVERY TIME YOU MAKE A PURCHASE IN
OUR 6T0RE.
Special Sale
, MONDAY, TUE8DAY, WEDNE8-
r- DAY, VALENCINES LACES AND IN.
ERTIONB.
WE HAVE ALMOST A WHOLE.
SALE LOT OF THESE, AND FOR
THREE DAYS WILL OIVE YOU A
BIG DISCOUNT PRICES &
Also a Discount on Dress Goods and Tailor Made Skirts.
STOCKTON
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Sale.
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opportunity to buy
your Spring dress at
a great saving.
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Sale Ms
Saturday
Defective Eyes.
Gun bo rondo to eoo perfectly and tho
trouble entlroly removed by
PROPERLY FITTED CLASSES
My long experience is at your com
innnil. I oxnmlne your eyes.
And Inll vou whethor you nod
BlnRHSR or not. Gold filled bowa, war.
ranted for 10 yenrn; l GO. to 3 00;
eolld roUI from 3 50 to$0 60
HINGES
Next Door to Ladd & Bush's Dank
Eatables
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DEUELOPMENT....
10,000 lwtrri'l Roche Harlwr Lime
used in tho development ot Balom and
vicinity during the past yeur.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Sole Ateats.
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Ribbons
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED A
LARGE SHIPMENT FROM NEW
YORK. WE PROPOSE TO QIVE
YOU. EXTRAORDINARY
VALUES ON THESE DURING THE
THREE DAY8.
ANNA
CULBERTSON
LEADING
In the Contest for a
Free Box at Play
Four Conf estanls Passed the
Hundred Mark
No Ballots Received After
Wednesday at 12 O'clock
Tho content for Tho Journal's freo
box at "Tho TamltiR of tho Shrew" has
paused tho ono thousand mark, 5C5
ballots bolng voted nlnco Monday. Mrs.
Annn fliilhnrHOn fairly WOIlt to tho
i front today, and copies of tho Capital
Journal havo neon gaincrcu up ho
carefully all ovor tho city and aro bo
lng Bent In by mall, that on the last
day several thouaand ballots will bo
ruahed Into tho box. In fact, a much
larger box muat bo provided, und thero
Is aomo chanco of tho box being filled
sovoral times, and tho commlttoo who
aro counting will bo kept busy for sov
oral hours.
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All WHO I1UVC BUYUU.UIUll uuiiuw ii
tno iaai uay aro wunieu iu nvi. umu.
Into tho box boforo Uio Btroko of 12,
as nono will bo rccolvod after that
Knur linn nnnsnd.
Tuesday'! uanot.
Jcnnlo Oopdo, Ooodo's Millinery
fltoro ...... ............ ....123
Lcona Lewis, T. Holvcnon & Co.. . 3
Molllo Pcarmlno, Strong's Dakcry 14
Florence Moslor, T. Holvorson & Co 5
Oslrio MatthowB, Meyers & Sons.. 1
Lcona Whlto, Moyora & Sons.... ICG
Carrlo Wlnt, Zlnn's confoctlonory
Btoro 3
Anna CulbortBon, J. h. Stockton's
Capital Store 407
Klla Shlpp, Mrs. Hooker's millinery 113
Nora Andorson, J. J. Dalryrnplo &
Company 2
T.nnn Tlnnnlf Flntir tin Lin COnfCC'
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tlonory fltoro 0
HubIo Collotto, J. J. uairympio ec
Company 17
Ziiilon Palmer. noBtolIlco fi
Mnttlik Knnthwlck. Tho Lcador.... 36
Myra Houlat, J. J. Dalryrnplo & Co. 1
Nina Damon, Damon Ilroo 12
Mrs. Anna Scpvoll, Moyors & Sons 20
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Articles of Incorporation.
T)io Rold-Hrunko Shoo Co., with
ninnn nf IninlnrtRH nt. Portland and a
capital of $1,000 today filed articles of
Incorporation witn tno Bocremry or
TURKISH ROLLS
AT THE
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FLEIR DE LIS"
Confectionery nnd Ico Cream
Parlor?.
144 State St.
Salem-
Out Great'
Bargain Carnival
is Now on,
It will pay you to
supply your
Summer needs
during this Sale.
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Dalrympl'e
Boys'
Clothing
A GOOD BIG REDUCTION ON
BOY8 OLOTHINQ THIS WEEh
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Btate. Tho names of F. II. Drunko, J.
A. Reld nnd R. W. Hoyt appearea on
tho papers.
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Insane Patient Received.
John Fogherholm, aged 28 years,
was today received at the Btate Insane
asylum from Alaska.
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Before the Supreme Court.
Hon. Geo. 13. Chamberlain, of Port
land, and Hon. John H. Smith, of As
torla, were today arguing cases before
the state supremo court.
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More Insurance Revenue.
Secretary of State Dunbar to'day
completed hlB annual report as state
insuranco commissioner, and shows
receipts from Insuranco companies as
their tax representing two per cent
of their gross earnings, amounting to
I39.01G.7C. or an. Increase of about
J1000 over last year.
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Answer In
Divorce Case
13. M. Klghtllngor, by his attornoy,
C. Is. McNary, has filed an answor to
tho complaint for dlvorco recently
nied against him by Mattlp L. Klght
linger. Ho denies all the allegations
of tho complaint, donlos that ho is
earning moro than $30 por month, and
claims ho is not tno ownor oi mncnin
ery of tho valuo of $1200. as a cross-
nnmnlnltil ilnfotiiln ti t nnvR tilnlntlff wn.R
posiiessed of a violont and uncontrol
lable tempor, that bjio caiicu mm
many vllo namoa, nnd threatened him
with bodily harm: tnat piaintui urovo
his daughter. Etliel, from his home,
that his cstnto Is owned In fee simple
by IiIb two daughters, subject to de
fendant's llfo interest thoroln. Ho
iirnvn fur n (lliiflnliitlnn nf thn innrrlairn
contract, and that ho bo awarded th'o
custody of tho two cniiaron, i.uiian,
aged 3 years, and Ruth, aged 18
months.
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More Hops
Are Contracted
Marlon hop growers continue to con
irnnt tJinlr tn()2 nrnii. Four contracts.
amounting to 40,000 pounds, wore filed
ror recoru .Monday auornoon. 1110
contract prlco ranged from 10 to 12
conts. Thoy were as follows x
Eugene C .Davidson and Mrs. L. Da
vidson, of St. Paul, to Frank D. Mil
lor, of Portland, 10,000 pounds at 10
cuntB.
U Is, Aral and Theo. Rubens, of ner
vals, to S. Rosonwald & Co., of Now
York, 10,000 pounds at 12 conts.
ChaB. nnd Dorllda Lo Urun, of St.
jouh, to RoBonwuld & Co., 10,000
fioiindn at HV4contB.
John Lontz. of McKee, to Rosen-
wnld & Co., 10.000 pounds at 11V4
contH.
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Return Match
Declared Off
Tim rnlurn nlinntlni! match that WOS
planned with tho Albany team, to be
hold in balorn una wook, noa uoon uo
elared off. Tho reason Ib Uio removal
from Salem of two of Uio best marks
men of tho club MoBara R. S. Sholton
nnd Fred Lombard and no furthor
comntotlttvo matchea will bo arrangod
until tho local team snail uoeomo inor
oughly orgnnlzed.
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PER80NAL8.
MIbs Mario Raymond has returned
from Portland.
J. M, Ilrown had legal uubIiiors in
Albany today.
Circuit Jiulgo It. P. UoIbo Ib holding
court nt Albany.
L, J. Adams, tho Sllvorton lawyer,
was in Salem today.
A. N, Ferris anil wite, ot waionoo,
Iowa, nro visiting In Salem.
11. It. Olltnor and W. N. Jonoa, two
Portland attorneys, are In tho city
today.
Charloy UoiiBon Is now locatod at
Uurko, Idaho, where ho Is employed as
an engineer.
Mra. J. C .Uooth, of Lohanon, Is vis
iting In Salem, tho guoat of her slator,
Mrs. J, A. Dlshop.
Frod R. Wntors. Chas. A. Park and
A. L. Drown havo gono to Lincoln
county for n few days.
J. C Slogmund, Republican nomi
nee for county rocordor was In Salem
today from Qorvals.
R. C. Sholton and family lonvo Wtnl-
noadoy for Loa Angelos, California,
whoro Uioy will roildo.
Dr F. 12. Smith and rnmlly, ot Lako
vlow. havo located In tho Duron house,
nnd the doctor has opened tho old of
fices ovor tho old Rod Cornor.
Mm Hnlli ltalstrlck has enno to
RrowiiBvllle, whoro alio will mako hor
homo, Mr. llaiatncK uomg tocniou
thoro as part ownor of the HrownsvlllB
woolen nuns
Harry Drumm, of (Ireat Falls, Mon
tana. Is In tho city, the gutwt
of It flchrwnfultl and fam 11 v. Mr.
nruinm la on hla return from a several
monthB' visit In tho Phlllpplnoa.
District Attornoy Oeo. E. Chambor
lain, ot Multnomah comity, was in Sa
lem today on otllclal Inislnosa at the
stato houBw Mr. Chamberlain Is the
probable Democratic nominee for gov
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Educate Your no-U With Cutcaret.
Candy Qatliaitlo, euro eeuailpalion fororer.
Xto.j, ltO.aCl.nll.0rucsUurtuQJmoQCj
Branson & Ragan.
Are just receiving n freeh lot of
their Ghatfe & Sanborn coffees. Some
thing uew In Rngltah Uroakfast Teue.
also a new shipment ot sovoral grades j
ot Basket Fired Japan Teas. Try thlB
firm, and you will so that they keep
tho best
"oSmarp Glotls Tor all" In
Our $20 Suits are the Acme of Perfection.
We have a 1000 Pattern to Select from
to Suit Both Taste and Pockctbook.
HAINB3 5t STBDJlvBR.
Mercliaat Tailors ...... 272 Commercial St,
DOING
GOOD
WORK
Greater Salem's Active Com"
mercial Club Meets Thurs
day. The best Interests of tho Capital
City aro being greatly advanced by
the onorgotlo work of hor crodltablo
commercial organization "Tho Great
r Salem Commercial Club." Results
attending tho work of tho club are
appearing In many ways. Tho Bystom
atlc and organized offort mado by that
body Is laying tho foundation for an
extensive growth of a substantial and
pormnnont charnctor of a greator Sa
lem, commercially, numerically and in
duutrlally. The club now has a membership of
220, and Is an offectivo agoncy for the
promotion ot Salem. The membership
consists of practically all of the busi
ness and professional mon of tho city,
who are luenuiiou wim uio cuy a m
torcstfl, and, knowing best hor wants,
will make every nonesi onueavor 10
auiinlv liom Thnv nrn n. vigorous and
energetic body of mon, and aro de
serving of credit tor tnoir unsoniBn ue-
votlon to tho city's woltaro.
A vUlf n Ronrnbirv Judah's olTlco
will dispel all doubts as to tho activity
of tho club, and removte all question
as to the offlcient work being done. In
rcJatlon to tho ilax muuBtry, wnicn is
being fathorcd by tho club, tho agree
ment covering a lb-monms- icaso oi
tho North Salem brick mills, as a
sultahlo building Jn which to inBtnll
tho flax plant, was forwarded to Man
ager Wilcox, In Portland today for bis
d enn urn 1'iin tiniiHtnpir nr inn mill
is being repaired, and soon everything
will tin In ronillncss for tho handling
oi this Important crop.
tho commlttoo on uorman immigrn
(Inn lina timl iilnrnrds nrlntcd In Qcr-
man and English, directing tho intend
ing locntor to call 911 secretary juunn
at tho city hall for detailed Informa
tion Tluien nrn linlnir illRtrllilltnd In
tho most promlnont public placeB in
tho city.
Tho blackboard that has been or
inmii tn lm tiliinml in tho secretary's
oillcw will bo ready and In placo thlu
weok. Tlio Doani win uo tor mo uso
of tho club raembors, who can Indi
cate upon tho samo any kind of labor
thoy would doslro to employ. This
will vlrtuully glvo tho city of Salem
a freo public omploymont agoncy.
Tho Boconu quarter s uuos are ue-
Ing collected, and the mombors aro
contributing loyally, fooling that Uio
nominal sum asked Ib a splondld In
vnsiinnnt whon tho uood work bolng
accomplished by the club Ib takon
Into consideration.
A political convention Interfered
with tho dato for tho last regular,
meeting of tho club, and no conference
was hold. Another meeting will bo
hold this Wednesday afternoon, whon
thero will bo a good nttondnnco, as
thoro nro sovoral matters of lntorost
to como before tho mooting.
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An Att.irhmnnt Suit.
Joseph W. Hoover has begun an ac
tion against L. J. Miller to recovor
nbout I393.G0, bolng tho amount of
a Judgmont secured In Douglas coun
ty, Kansas, Decern hor 2, 1001. Lota 13
and 1 1 of tho SunnyBldo Fruit Forms,
containing 20 ncros havo boon at
tached. John Ilnyno Is attornoy for
plnlntirr.
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Before the State Land Board.
Hon. C. M. Idlomnn, representing
tho Oregon Dovolopmont Co,, and
King Wilson, representing tho Pilot
IJutto Dovolopmont Co., wore boforo
tho stnto land board today In tho In
terest or somo arm mnu diibiiiosb, ma
no contracts wore awaruou.
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A limit KM Ilnmnrrfltfl. PontlllstS. So
claltsts nnd Prohibitionists partlclpat
od in tno oiovatjng woouuuru nu"uun
can primary, and somo of thorn wore
barred from tho rocont Democratic
prlmnry. "
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MARRIED.
ANDREWS HAMILTON. At tho
HaptlBt parsonngo, In Salem, at 9 p.
ni., Monday, April 7, 1002, Misrt
Lena Andrews to John Hamilton,
Rov. Ronald McKlllop officiating.
MAURHIL At tholr home In South
Salem, Tuesday, April 8, 1902, to
Mr. and Mrs. Goo. C. Mauror, a
daughter.
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DIED.
nKNNKTT. At the
April 0. 1902, Mrs.
Insane asylum,
Emma Dennett,
aged 7 years.
n'lm il.innnaail u'na rnnimlttiul to tha
Tin
asylum from Stnyton In July, 100. The
romalna have been shipped to Stnyton
for burial.
A. M. dough, successor to D. E.
Hunalnger Funeral Director, 107 State
Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence,
221, Salem, Oregon.
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Owi tb ,4 Ike Kitd Y Hiw Alwarj B40'
NEW TODAY.
For Sale. A thoroughbred Jersey
heifer calf, four weeks old. A. F.
Holer, Jr. Journal orUce. SSt
Wanted. A good horee for aurrey,
welRhlUK about 1200 uouud A F
llofer. Jr. Journal otllce 83t
"5" OAbTOKXA.
Cw$ tk. j) " K1 tw Vh tiw Beli
Vcuuier ,yf.
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MORE
ROOM
NEEDED
Third Story of New Wing At
Asylum to Be Occupied
The asylum board on Monday after
noon rocolved tho regular monthly re
port of Superintendent Calbreath, for
March. The nvorngo attendance of
patlonts at the asylum last month was
1Z33, which was the largest fnnho
history of tho institution. Superin
tendent Calbreath reports that tho In
creased population will necessitate
tho oponlng of tho third story of tho
now wing, which Is nearly completed.
It has been arranged especially for tho
treatment of a special class of pati
ents. State Veterinarian McLoan recently
vlolfrwl thn nHVllim nnd inBticctcd Uio
herd of cowb kopt there, which ho re
ported in first-class condition.
Superintendent Calbreath rccom
monds tho orectlon of a building In
cnoncctlon with tho asylum that
would prove suitable for a quarantmo
station. Tho matter was discussed by
tho board, nnd taken under advise
mont It will probably be favorably
acted upon.
Thirty-eight patlonta were recolvcd
during March. During tho month 11
were discharged, 11 died and ono
eloped. The numbor remaining March
31st was 1241.
UNNA DEFINES A CAUSE.
European Skin Specialist Says Dan
rlniff Ib P.-iiicpH hv Parasites.
Upon that theory, proved beyond a
doubt, a cure ror (lanunui was sougia
after. Scientists, chemists, druggists
nnri nhvHirlnnn nil "trwik a. hand" and
tho successful Issue Ib tho present pro
duct Known as "isowurors tierpiciuo.
This remedy actually kills tho para-
all.a Hint Infant thn lllllr llllll). does
its work most offectivo and contains
not an atom of substanco Injurious to
any thing ciso tnan tno gorm aiono
Horplcldo causes the hair to grow as
nature Intended It should, soft and
abundant.
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Good Meals.
A moal can bo enjoyed when fine
broad and pastry aro used, such as
aro mado at tho Pioneer Bakery. All
good housekeepers uso this baking.
Standard Rotary
White Rotary I
White Shuttle
Representing tho best to bo had In
Mnchinedom. We also have tlio popu
lar priced mncblnea from $17.50 up,
For new mailiines OUR $25 MA
CHINE is away better than the cheap
Eastern machine by actual comparison.
We hsvn them here to 'show you, ifnd
you bo tho Judge.
Second-hand machines fiora $5.00 tip
that uill eew. Two of them at f 10 00
are eplondid bargain?.
New Machines for Pent!
Old Ones Taken in Exchange!
Needles, Oil and Parts
For all Machines!
Bicycles...
CUSHION FRAME TRIBUNE at
J10. The moot comlortablo mount ever
yt t put out. Uomo and try one, la
dies' or gente.
New wheels all prices from $20 up.
Second-band ones for ladies and gente,
all ready to ride, at bargain prices.
Store open evenings.
F. A. WIGGINS
255-257 Liberty St., Salem.
Farm Machinery, Wagons, Dugglos,
Dloyelos, Sewing Machines.
The
Racycle
$35 to $60.
A Full Line on Hand,
Wheels cleaned fl 00
iHxi ruim pui 011 , j. i on
Morgan A Wright eating put on. . ,'i
Inner tube, tlret quality $1 26
Morrow waster end brake put on 0 50
05. & J. Heavv tread easing $3 50
1W. Solar, Majeelir, 20lh Century
and Search LiKhlUaa lumps eaoh $2 0
We carry a full line of sundries, in-
rluJingthn follo-viutr tires: Hartford,
O.ifcJ, Dunloii, Fisk. Delaware and
M. A W, (double tulw )
Wtieelsealled for and delivered free.
Clayton F, Young
Phone Red 2654.
5H5V? sHSHS
Spring Sif Styles
Any particularly nice thlnsr lo wear
that you want you will find rlunt
here There will be Just the correct
number of buttons on your coat-Just
the right roll to the lapels Just the
correct curve In your trousers They
will be Just the right width and shape
It will be a hard matterforyou to find
fault with your Spring Suit If you get
It here for we believe that our suits
are Just right In every way-as well as
being Just right In price.
Suits at $6.50, Suits at $7.50,
Suits at $10 00, Suits at $12.50,
Suits at $1500, Suits at $20 00.
Not a link is missing In our
Attractive Suits
G. W. Johnson & Co.
Clothiers to the People
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OUR 1902
Chalnless, 1902 $60 00
Clulnless $50 00
Light Racer $50 00
Racer $45 00
Light Roadster - $40 00
Regular Hoadster $35 00
dwvwjstandard f quaiity ati
ISSSl their ever popular
I . bicycles prices.
) The Daintiest Little Wheel Ever Built. 8
ALL OUR RAMBLERS FITTED WITH THE CRHATC. & J. TIRE IF YOU
WISH ANY GEAR. TIRE, SADDLE OR HANDLE UAR.'
COASTER BRAKES $5 EXTRA.
a- Our $25.00 wheels are here now. If you want to see a wheel for the money, we
have It. We have had our choice; we have chosen. Fully guaranteed Tor the
season
If You are Going to Buy a Bicycle
WHY NOT BUY THE BEST AND MOST POPULAR BICYCLE IN THE WORLD.
It's In the running of them that makes Ramtlers lead. To the frlctlonless teartngs
and accuracy of scrocket and chain are due the easy running quality of Rambler Bicycles
To the great strength or Itsoutslde lap-brazed, reinforced Joints are due the extreme
rigidity and long life or Rambler Bicycles
None are Better Few are as Good.
Call In and Inspect our Hoe,
we have every price, every
weight and every style.
Old wheels taken la exchange
Second-hand wheels from
$8.00 up.
O-E
bicycle: repairing
...IT IS ALL A MISTAKE...
With those having the i lea no only do our own repairing. But wo
are prepared to do any and hII kimli oi repairing from enameling your bi
cycle or repairing your (rauie or forks, to repairing a puncturo.
VE REPAIK ALL MAKES OF WHEELS,
WE FIT ALL MAKES OF TIRES
A blndiig guarantee with all our work, or anything we eoll. I'nnipt
delivery aud beat workmanship.
The Most Complete Bicycle Store In the City.
SHIPP& HAUSER
258 Commercial Street Opposite Capital National Bank.
Grand Opera House.
JOHN F.CORDRAY.Miaager.
Wednesday, April 9.
AL G7FIELD
THE TWO BIG COMPANIES COM
RINFn. The Oldest Minstrel Organization in
America,
Minstrel Show
Largest
In the World
50 -People on the Stage -50
An Entire Train of Specially Con
structed Cars
The Biggest Indoor Exhibition of the
Day.
The Blr Parade 11:00 a. m. Daily,
Open Air Band Concert Daily.
SW PRIOEB-f 1.00. 75c, 50c8nd3c
Seats on Hale at box office at 0
a. m.
. Wheat Market, -
SAN FRANCISCO. April 5. Wheat,
1.08 ft.
CHICAGO. April 8. Wheat, 71M,
71.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made hv
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon,
Mad tor family uae. ask your
gror for it Bran and
shorts always oh hand.
A. T. WALN Affent
GREATER
MINSTRELS
SiHr?3-H-?SiH
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chain of
257 Commercial St. Salem, fa
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PRICES:
Cushion Frame $40 00
LADIES.
Ladles' Light Roadster, the bcstl wheel
we make la 1902 1-Inch tubing
throughout. Loop frame $35 00
Model 35 $25 00
ATiTu
Macaroni No I,. Large box, white and
yellow.
35 cents
Large fancy Silver Prunes,
5c per lb.
10 Pounds Pink Beans,
25c.
10 Pounds Italian Prunes .
25C.
3 Cans Tomatoes,
25c
Al Flour per sack,
70c.
3 cans Salmon,
25C
Onion Sets, per pound
5C.
Navel Oranges, pcrdoz,
20C
Lemons, per dozen
15c.
Bananas, per dozen
20C
Shoulders,
9clb.
Scotch Oats 10c per Package.
M. T. RINEMAN
132 State St. Telephone jSI.
Ignatius Donnelly, a clork In a dry
goods storo at Hartford, Conn., has
beon elected mayor on tho labor
ticket
They Work While You Sleep.
While your mind and body rest Cas
carets Candy Cathartic repair your
digestion, your liver, your bowels,
put them in perfect order. Genuine
tablets stamped C. C. C Never sold
in bulk. All druggists, xoc
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ft