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jJFOJEfc 1902
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Here is a stock that outshines any other in
town.
The newest freshest creations are here the
tan shades in great variety.
The soft, clingy fabrics so much in favor can be
found here in exquisite color combinations.
S3
GOV. GEER
anuvcLO
S
DIRT
tttmUt
MfrftVnnaarit
PERGONALS.
At Opening of the Bohemia
Railroad
Gets a Great Ovation at Cot
tage Grove, Lane Co.
od from
i. T. 6.
to Jm
m
m
.-Special.,.
New Dimities in latest
styles
9c yard
FINEFRENCJI DIMITIES
in all the newest ef
fects 18c yard
Ventnar
. Novelty
Tissues
Pretty lace stripe effects
in the new shades
Very Swell...
40c yard
en
m
n
iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiaiiii
Dalrymple's
f
Don't
Forget
About-The
International
Line of
Made to
Aleasurc
Clothing.
It's llio fiily way to buy clothoa
right. Yon ran cliooto from COO
camples; the garments aro mado for
you and must fit perfectly; they hold
their shape and prices aro tho samo
as rcady.mndo.
$13.50 and up
Boys'
Clothing
For
Spring
and'
Summer
Wear
We show a complete Hno o( nil tlio
latest styles at very attractive prices,
95c and up
Has a Kick
a Comin'
COTTAdK CUIOVK, May 1. The
Kreatest BatherlnK lioro In many yours
assembled at the breaking of dirt on
tliti new railroad Into tho Jiohernla min
ing region. The iiffeilr was got up on
two ilaj'B notice, '
The Exerclcei,
Itev. Heck offered a prayer and th
tnuyor, 1J. II. Job, called to order and
delivered an address on the grunt en-
terpilne lirt-e launohed. He fmld a
glowing tribute to the peerless re
source of Lane county, lie grew elo.
rjuent over the undeveloped lumber and
mining business and Introduced Gov.
T, T. Geer. Ho received a great dem
onstration of npplnuse and referred
humorously to the strife thut fonnerly
existed between Cottngu Grove and
Lomutl, but now nil do wit In pence and
harmony. Oov. Gcor said ho now re
pented what he had often Bald, that
Lane county unjoydtf a greater degree
of tiroflperlty than any county In the
state, and It wiih due to her enterjirlH
Ing people and great natural resource.
He loforred to the onvenlous ndnlng
IndUBtry and practically Inoxhnustlble
timber wealth, paid a deserved tribute
to the beautiful county Beat of Hit
gouo. TIiIh rallronil would develop Cottage
( Orovo and the Ilohemla country and
no part of the country can piosper
without all being benefitted. Jiohemlu
had long needed this railroad and was
detained to limoiuo one of tlio greatest
Itlllllllir CI1111I1H III I 111' wiml. I!o mwilti.
of the great wealth coming froinX
Tho Journal Is In rocolpt of n com
munlcntlon from "A Cltlzon," who
registers a complnlnt ngntiiHt tho bill
board on tho woHt side of High Htroot,
botwoou Stnto and Kerry strootH, and, Krhnd boII and climate, but It wiih 0(111
In doing bo, ho probably voIcoh tho "? "Miped with a cllinax of lndiy.rlal
,,, .,,.,,, ; , weann inni would now rrom tills en-
HontlmontH of tho proporty ownors In terprlse, He) ssld that Cottag.Grove
tlint block. Tho correspondent wrltoH wiih truly the place where rocks
nfl folio wh: mid brooks and vhIbh with milk ntul
"An vmi iinvn ti, a,i ...,.,(, "ny "w. me meflUOWH giJon with
right out In jnoctln
that you can bonoflt
or npponno n wrong
zons, I liopo you will glvo that bill
Miss Arlona Dior is visiting In Port
lnndi Anton Motsehnn, of Portland, visited
with Salem friends today.
Miss Carrie Palno rotumod to Eu
gone today, aftor n visit In Salem,
Miss Lcona Ryan, ono of Salem's
"hello" girls, has rotumod from a
visit at Turner.
Mr. B. C. Small 1ms returned from
a visit to. hor daughter, Mrs
Hopkins, In Albany.
W. M. Ramsey has gono
urande, whoro ho will join his family
and rosldo permanently. :
Guy Shellody has rotumod to Gbld
endalo, Washington, nftor a visit tofhls
slstor, Mrs. P. W. Durbin. I
Mrs. 13. J. Harris has gono to Conn
ell, Idallo, In response to a mossngi an
nouncing tho sorlous lllnoss oflhor
daughter, Mrs. Frank B. Brown, form
erly of Salem.
J. I. Jo'imsh, the well-known repreaeV
UUtvu for the Soiifhom Pad ft a own.
parcy, wins In Salem today. Mr. Jonw
1mi Juet returned from an extended
trip through British. Columbia, wMnl
Ington, Idaho nnd Montana and he
myn that Oregon Is wWlwut any exaji
gemtloil the greatest ilJate in till
Weat. f
Mr. U. S. Grlllln and three dugl
w arrived In 8lem today from lfll
ridge, KaimH, nml will irtdke Oinft-
home In the Willamette vnHey, M
Grlllln having yurohnhed he ltobbirns1
farm of R0O acres 1rt Polk county
Circuit Judge It. V. Uole In holdln
couta In-Albaru'.
vm. laoer, wne Aiimny brewer, wna
In a.ilni todny. 1
Fmnk W. IIotllH h returned fr1J
Jlcdfoixl.
MtM Jtebu Clan Imtf gone to Yjujultia
to tich school.
Chauncey It. Illtdiop wont to Port
laml this afternoon whore he will o
ceirt u position In tho Bnlom Woolen
MIIIh .Store.
WILL
FURNISH
ESTIMATES
Salem City Council Contin
ues Investigations
iTHin mi mm rm mn iin
atjaftfitVn m
SALEM
PUSH
Looking to Installation
Electric Light Plant.
o
CLUB
Matters of Public Interest
Were Discussed
G. I. Kinney, Seattle representative
for the John Martin Company, olectrl
oal engineers and contrae'torH, was In
conBultatlon this mornlnt with the
special committee of the Salem city
council on electric lighting. The coun
cil Is making a quiet Investigation o
to the cost of Installing Its own elec
tric lighting plant and has asked Mr.
Kinney to submit bids of approximate
coat of a plant, adequately large to
Htipply SHlem's needs.
Chairman Grlswold, of this special
committee, which also was Instructed
td inVMtlgRU available water power
slips that are for sale. In the vicinity
of Salem, says the different site will
be visited soon. A competent en
gineer will assist In the Inspection of
the proffered sites and due report will
V
BUTTER FROM SIBERIA,
For the
CiTir SeryleeJ
Tho local civil service commission
wilt on Juno 3d conduct nn examina
tion of applicants for appointment In
tho civil Horvlco for tho following posi
tiens: Physician, Heanistross and mat- W(1Pll L IIPrviHcl and assisted by the
ron In tho Indian service, and assistant ' rWitnfl government. Western Siberia
r;.-.n.vi fFi.i .firi.....i PrltiHpnl
.MnrklN 1'iip liierciiNril Ontput.
Iii tlio year 1871 the llrst dairy school
In ltiiKHla was founded by tho govern
ment of 'J'wor, and two others soon fol
lowed, by the governments of Illusau
and Toula. At this timo melted Imttnr
NinJ.v was exported from Itusslji, nnd
Turkey was almost the only market.
Very rapid progress 1ms been mndo
tliii'iMii tho organization of crcnmerles,
the dllTtisloii of dairy Instruction, the
iliiaiiUty of butter produced nnd lin-
proei hent of JtH avernge quality. The
Tho Salem Push Club held Its llrst
evening meeting Wednesday evening,
and tho attendanco was better thr
during the afternoon sessions. Presi
dent H. B. Thlolsen presided nt the
meeting.
Chairman Hansen, of tho commltteo
on manufactures, reported tho com
pletion of repairs to the brick flouring
mills, which Is nearly ready for tho In
stallation of the flax mill. He asked
that Mr. Stolz relieve him of the bal
ance of tho work. Hanson had pnld
$188.78 out of his own pocket, and it
was decldod-to collect tho recent sub
scriptions, that Mr. Hansen might be
i reimbursed.
A committee from tho local A. O. U.
V. and Dogreo of Honor lodgos asked
ho co-operation of tho Commercial
lub In entortainlns tlm nmtnlinm nf
6ie supromo lodgo of tho A. O. U. W.
On Juno 10, on tholr trip up the Wil
lamette valley from Portland. Arrange
qionts nro to bo made for tho party
u stop oft at Salem for lunch. Secrt-
I When you see I
the Moon
Over the Left Shoulder, It's
a Lucky Look.
'l
x But a better look, still, will be to come in and see mr
new Spring Suits, They are as handsome as can be. J
ijt Looking at them over either shoulder, you. will say
jf; that thev are
S3E:R:ii::arG-
3SS3E2 j3L.mWJBX? OC JE3 S.
Several new Spring cuts"have you seen them? If not
come in and look. Mind we say LOOIK " buy
when you are ready, but the LOOK will afford
if us pleasure and cost you nothing. Come. "
be made to the council. Pending In- tary Judah was Instructed to address
vestlgatlons ore not considered a blulf tjrand Master C. C. Hogue, of Albany,
on tne part or the council but may Ifledglng the hearty support of Salem
eventuate In the Installalon of, a mu- dltizens In the entertainment of the
nicipiu iigni plant at snlem. ifllgtlnciilshnd vlBlnr
A resolution asking for the aid of
tho club In beautifying Marion Square
and erecting n bnndstnnd therein,
with a view to arranging for wcokly
band concorts, was favorably consid
ered. Tho club will ask tho council to
lay walks of volcanic sand about and
through tho park.
o
I
i!
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G. W. Johnson & Co.
Clothiers to the People
257 Commercial St., Salem
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OF
BICYCLIiS
Dalrymple's
Jacob logf
' Heraoved from Court Street
266 Commercial St
Good Stock o.f Shoes
honrd south of tho Sonnto saloon n
rattle. It is not tho only oyo-soro, but
a most dangerous thing. Miss Mlnulo
Trtimblo adds ono moro victim to tho
many casualties caused by tho bill
board. MIbs Trutnblo was nlmost
Itlllod two dnys ngo by running Into
tho bill board on hor wheel, and was
by coming down that sidewalk nnd be
by coming down htnn sldowalk and be
ing run over by wheulniun, whom thoy
did not soo coming. Not only tltlH,
but It shuts off tho vlow of a most
worthy nnd charitable widow lady,
whoso only means of support Is u
bonrdlng house. This lady has carod
for moro thnn ono parmni who has '
boon hurt nt this point. Tho honrd
In' whan you fool J'S" H'"1 U' inoun,H,n" luU w,,h onglnoor In the United Stntos ponlton-llins 1een the region latest developed
t our beautiful city As "h closed Mayor Job offered him ' t,nry "orv,eo- Tho nltlo ' tho nn.l Ji which progress has been most
dono worthy eltl- ft shovel that seemed a greatVJool tooiorlr JBt Blvon pay an nnnual salary' "'l- '"-ro mo now In that region
will kIvo that bill Hl,"rt f'"' "l0 Ouvernor, and heumor- of $900. JG10. ?I0(I to JBOO and $900, i J''",eameiles. mid in Kuropeun Itus-
trot the
i hV de-wasVol-startrhrf
ously rumiuked that this was trot the
llrst sod he ever broke. As h de
scended from the platform he
lowed by the crowd to the
point of the rnllioad.
"Hed tho Governor dig!" "IIo'h all
light!" were the cilea that tout the nlr
as he thtew the ilixt Hhovylful of dirt.
Thiee gieat cheers ntiit the air and
then a tiger was given with a good will.
Later a roferenco to Mrs. Oeur being
pniHent brought a round of applause
from the thousands of farmers and
town people present.
About twenty stalwart Swedes were
pitching a camp nearby prepatatory to
going to woik at grading. Another
gang arrived from lOnstem Orrwon on
the next train and theie Is gieat life
and activity hunt.
The city of Cottage Grove has raised
about $3000 to help buy the light of
way, which In all svured for the 22
respectively
was put thoro rogttjdloss of hor pro- "dies that is contracted. The whole
tests."
FIG DUFF
AND
PENOTIA
AT TIIK
it
FLEUR DE LIS
9
o-
All Up-to-date
Prices Right
Ready for trado In n short time, but
roptlrlnn done on short uotlco.
v;JflC0B U0GT..
iVi CommercUl Street.
Oonfeutlonery and Ice Crcntn
Parlors.
l.?tatc st " ' Salem.
Summer Normal
Tho first term ol the Capital Hummer
Normal begins on Monday May A, mid
contluueB eltiht weeks.
Olnvtea will lie lormod la nil tho
brnnohea rtquired for (date and county
papers.
For further information nddrou
J. J. KRAPS, Salem, Ore.
diVw 4.30 1m
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Mada by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Made for family una, ask your
grocer for It. lirau and
shorts ahvuyu on hand.
A. T. WALN Affent
line will be 38 miles long. The road
urns through several belts of Hue tim
ber on the How river ami will be made
to wy as a lumber line from the start.
Tho Evenlnu Reception
HuriwtxMMl In cordiality anything that
Iihi ever been wltuMsml In this part of
the slut. At H oVIouk the laigest hall
In the fltv was packed to the Mtreet
Mild the uitheiM had to'cleHi- a pammge
for tiov. and Mrs. (leer and the other
KiieitM of honor. The hall wua pio-
fusely ihvoiatetl In the uatlnual colors
and Oiugou llr and as the puity en
teretl the audience txvse and cheered.
After music by the Iwnd Mayor Job
called to order. The audience was one
of those splendid Oregon usMembluirr)
that aie unNUtUed anywheie lit the
woild for lonks and average In
telligence. Gov. Grur got another ova
tion when he whs Inti educed, aftei the
Iwnd had played, and playfully allud
ed to the fact that he had once tiefoie
addrHd them and no one Nhotild be
punished twice for the Maine orfenwe.
He pictured the great changes that
had oct'uried since the country whs
settled, all of which he had wltueiMied
since Ids tHiyhood. He pictured a etlll
mote hoful futuie for Oiegon and
showed that a rapidly Increasing pop
ulation would produce mIIII moie won
derful chaiiKeH, He ettld tho tttate of
Oregon was In better condition ttwl.iy
limn ever befoie. and that no Htate In
the Union wus In butter condition thui
Oiegon ludustilsll) or Himiu'Ully Ap-
plMUHti
Among the visitor who sat on the
platform at the evening reception and
uwde Miteefhee were Senator Hooth
and Kuykendall and 8 11. Friendly of
lCUKMie.
Prohis Are . .
In fiie Race
The Marlon county Prohibition tick
et was filed In tho ofllco of tho county
clork todny. Tho party will not make
a regular canvass of tho county, but
will hnvo lectures In different parts
of tho county by piomlnont temper
anco workois. Prof. It. W. Kolsey, of
Newberg will nddross tho prohibition-
Ists In Salem on Wednesday evening,
May 11th. and on May ICtli Jamos A
Tnto, of Nnshvlllo, Tennossoo, nation
al socrotary of tho Prohibition pnrty.
will speak In Snlom.
sinahum 1.(1(10; many of these nro new
mill ery small. The product of these
LHtahllHhnienls d infers greatly in iinl-
NIIIPl'INd IIUITKH TO LONDON 1'ItOM St
JUilllA, lly. but as the result of government In
sptK'tlons of tho export butter It Is re
ported (hat 15 iHr cent Is rated oxcol
lent, -10 per cent sulsfnetory nnd tho
remainder of mediocre quality or lower.
The annual export of butter from ltus
sin Is now about lio.OOO.000 pounds.
Mather more than one-fourth of this
Buffalo QUI la Coming.
The unouueoment Is made that UufT
alo Hill's Wild West, 1ml by Col. W. K.
Cody hlmsAlf. will this season, and
for tho llrst time In Its history, mnko ! J"" " ,nnnny. n Utile less to Kng
I lit till itlutnl nti. i.iIk l). 4.. f Al .. !.... I .....!
u completo tour of thu Aiuuricau con
tlnont from oc'tm to oeoun, ICust to
West from the Zenith City In tho
DIED.
CItAVEN. At tho Florence Sanltorl
urn, Monday, April 28, 1902, Mrs. Sa-
brlna Craven, aged 73 years, after
an lllnoss of six months.
Mrs. Cravon wns one of the pion
eers, coming to Orogon in 1848, set
tling In Polk county, near Independ
ence. Deceased was formorly tho wife
of Karnost Burbank. and was mnrrlod
to Mr. Cravon In 1871. Mrs. Craven
wns the mother of five children, four
of whom survlvo her, as follews: Asa
Hurbank. O. It. Durbank. Mrs. A.
Height and Mrs. Alice Wlllman.
Deceased wns a devout mombor of
the Christian church, and wns' burled
at her former homo near Pedee, Polk
county, on Wednesday afternoon,
o
A. M. Clough, successor to D. E.
Hunslnger Funeral Director, 107 State
Street, Phone, Office, 1351; residence,
221, Salem, Oregon.
NEW TODAY.
Pointer
Standard
f
Qualify
The Kind that Pleases
And at their ever popular price?...,
S35 00 and $40 00 Chain Models,
S60 00 Chalnless.
S40 00 Cushion Frame.
Coaster Brakes $5 00 extra.
NONE A HE BETTER, FEW AS GOOD.'
Often copied nnd Imitated, but never equalled. Then for tl.osn who
wl'h a good wheel for less money, wo have a $-'5.00 wheel either in Indies'
or gents' thut is tecoud to none, nnd ovary pirtof them carry a -Benson's
guarantee Any gear, enddle, tiro, or handlebar you wiah.
DONT FORGET THAT WE TAKE CARE OF OUR RIDERS-Aek some
of tbfiii, i hey will tell yon. Wo will trade in your old wheel on n
new one. Some good bargains In second-hand wheels. Wo work
nil our wheels over before they aro offered for sale.
SUNDRIES OF ALL KINDS-Coaeter brakes, all kinds fitted on your old
wheel,
Giant Cement
CHEAPER THAN EVER IIKKOKK.
l.aryo stock of olenr, frwli
lime, from now lodges.
Tlie Capital Improvement Co.
810 Front Bt. Phono 30.
A BEAUTIFUL EYE makes silence eloquent,
a iunu fcYfc makes contradiction an assent.
AN ENRAGED EYE makes beauty deformed.
Thli little member give life to every other par' about ui. bo treat It kindly
When H complains of not welng well have It attainted to. 8lvo It t lesit ss mi oh
ftttautioa it domves for the amount of work it doe. If you uee'i advl" " oil
on ui, wa win tusko xamlnatlot)8 (reo. You are woloomo to thu oostly lntru
montsandodroxpcrltttice, " '
ChLas. H. Hinges,
ficleaUflo Opttolap, 83 Htato 8Uot. Next door to Ladd A Bush's Bank
i i " ' i ii . ,,,, ,.
-...A Rare Treat for Salem...
A four Days Ftt oa Soltrium IImIIU Fool
. . .. .
.. W ,ppri" ,,emon'tr,!,tt 8t0,,r ,on, Monday. Itiwday, Wwlrewlay,
"l8Wt' WjjosrdlallylnvUBtho'adleiolSaamaHd vlalulty to take advant
nge ol-iUfi oportuultj- tt seeing thli Krat lino domomtrated. VOa!l eaif
ROTH
& ORABBfl
Tkphooc 511
Remember
That (haves aro uot 16o nt E. Atder.
oil's barber shpp, but 16o rhnvea for
lOo Throe men emplojod and all work
tiuaranloed llrst-olnrs. l-ltt
o
To Debate
Negro Question
S. A. glttrt. 11. W. Swaffoixl and
W. O. ICoi-w. coiuttltutlnic tin Wlllam-
tt University dliatinK twun. want to
Forost Orovo this afternoon, wher.
tomorrow uvwiilng, thy will mHtt ft
team from tht Pact lie UnlvrJty In a
Joint dubatw. Tlio sutijct tor dlwus
slon will bw: "R(dvd that th ilf
tDouth luueudmout to tho coHstltutlon
of thtt Unltwl HUm has Ihhmi Justi
fied." Wlllnmtt's s)akro will nup
IHirt the atllrinattvtf.
o
Art Needle Work.
Mn. Ilauirlok el Ohloago la at the
U ilUmutte, room 1, with a thin line nt
noveltlea in embroidery. Her new Viv.
nil Ion work an ruhiont ami tnati it
iimpie and rllMtivo. hreo Iwionnulven
wnun material ii purenaseu.
Oi
BwrttU U Kd Yw Bin Aloix BtJU
North to tho (lulf of MonIuo on the
South. This outouraKo will take tho
Krout orKanlKiitlou through much of
tho territory whsro Its wild scenoa aro
laid, and for that matter to Its very
blrthplneo tho Inclilents It hns so
aptly Illustrated in other part of tho
world. A trip to the Pacific const has
long been contemplated, nnd now that
Messrs Cody and Salsbury have con
cluded to mo to Hurope nwln this fall,
they have determined to pay a imrtliiK
salute of respect to America, and will,
as stated, cover the entire country this
season. beglnuliiK at Madison Sipiare
fiarden. In the vury heart of the me
tropolU, and then exhibit at the prlu
climl iMilnta only. This city Is on the
list of places to be visited, and the
day and date will be duly made
known.
Thoro la no end of attractions. Ail
the fentutos which havo for year
made tlio Wild West famous are re
tained, Including the bucking bron
chos", cowboys. Mexicans. Russian Co.
sacks. Indians. U. S. artillery and cav
alry, Bedouin Arabs. South American
Gauchos and Johnny Parker, in ro
ninrkable feats with rille and whotcun
Col. W. lfi. Cody (Buffalo Bill) l at
the head, and will appear at each iwr
forntauce, inln or shine,
o
BROWNSVILLE nOBDERS.'"
land, 'about one-slxtli to Finland ami
Ibe rest (or most of it) to Turkey and
Austria. The portion to Finland Is ronl
ly In transit, IicIiik exported nKnln,
nmlnly to Denumrk. The London mar
ket alone takes r,000,000 pounds of
Ritsslnn butter a year. Imported either
dlieclly or by way of Denmark.
Tlio Illustration and accompanying
Inroriniilloii are taken from a pamphlot
Issued by I he bureau of nnimul Indus-1
try under t'nited States department of
uKrttniltiiro. Tlie iiamphlet contains u
report of tlie dairy products at the
I'n lis exposition.
ItriiuirUa of Tliimiii AtUlus,
You lili)t ma doun to Afrlky, a-rwlln"
kliel o' iur;
Tho liurKhtrnmn Ii iiw an' wa, "W
wain no Tomnuts nor"
lie shot ms threimli the KUlnuja then, an'
whan 1 ilUln't ilia.
I uns Into an m Uu lane, an' to mywlf
aa I:
Oh, It's "Tomma- bra"M an' "TowHiy
UoW" an' 'Tomaiy. ypa'ra a baui.
Itut It's lata lamantart Atklna whvn th
Ihtera twKln to shoot.
Whan Ihalr iuiih bagta to shoot, my la J a,
than- unu htgin ahoot.
It'a lata lamantad Atklna when ihalr kuii
tMNtla to ahuut.
l. aurt I'nlnter nnd paper bangor.
moved to 110 Stato street, opposite
John IltiKhes. I.eavo orders or call
for ostlmates. G-l-tf
Building-Proposals. Tho uudorslBnod
will receive bids for tho cpnstruc
tlon of a brick llvory stablo on tho
Bth day of May, at 1 2o'cloclc, at tho
ofllco of W. D. PiiBh. Plnns nnd
specifications may bo soon at tho
nbovo ofllco. The right Is rosorvod
to roject any and nil bids. K. S.
Lnmpoit. C-l-2t
Bicycle Repairing .
If you are not oIn to got a new wheel, let us fix up your old ono for
tho beaaon s ruling.
Don't Forget That
We repair all makes of wheels.
We do any kind of bicycle repairing
We fit all makes of tires, etc, etc
.Jm "l w,orknJnnR"IP nml prompt delivery. Glvo us a call, wodo GOOD g
WORK. Ati) iIiIiik perfaluin toil bicjcle.
AfiPnfllfv Brinjj; in your lawn mowers and
oytuaUJf have 'them oiled and sharpened.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
SiS)3giX
Wh;at Maiketf
PORTLAND. May 1. Wheat, 00
C0c.
TACOMA. May 1. Whoat, C5c.
CIICAQO, May 1. Whoat, 74
75c.
Held In Jail at Aioany No Msney
Found.
W. 0. Tycor and Thos. Vhhhw. tke
two Brownsville men held for the cir
cuit court on the charge of roll win Uie
Brownsville Wank, being uuaule to e
euro Imll. were Uromht to Albany this
inornlnK by Constable P. M Powell
and placed In the eouaty Jail Tycer
la about 38 years of nie. and Is a vet-
ernn of the Philippine oamimbju. while
there boluK laid up with an Itvjare!
leg for some time. VeHiium is only
about twenty yeare of age. iierhaiw u
little leM. Ulreetly after the Mbbery
they went fleklns;. aad returned about
8; 30, If they committed the act they
thus had plewty of time to hide the
WBHi It k thnusht tfcat it will be a
pretty dltenlt thlK to traoe It directly
to theH. WetlHenday'a Democrat.
o
For Sale Or trade for a eow. a 004,
two-seated carriage. O W. Job,
eon & fa &-it
om talk about "brave man In r4 mls
HwnaU In the Meld "
Of noara brutal atubboniMae an' fwaa
that ouht 10 ylaW .
"Why Oon't they cIchm tbeee farmara aut?
Why won t tha fraeea etaaeT"
,llut Tooiaij'a Immh uwalHat tha yams, you
mh imi rummy KMtM-a.
Po It's Tommy ihb an' Tommy that an'
tommr.it to beet,
Hot Ifa "teat ad rites for Tommy" whan
tha Kuna bacin 10 abet.
WhaH tbair lutu beat a to aboet. my btda.
thalr vuna tMln te abeet.
CHi, It's "laat iMd rilaa tor Twwmy'" whan
tbtr Kuna balH 10 aboet
-'. U Kdaon In Auiewoblta.
A I n I'rrnoli Talilo u iimu.
She Ob, horrors! Here Is a sund It
this salad!
Ile-Sk! If the bead waller ln.
yH. he'd charge us for a twrt'ou ol
snails. New York Coiunterclul .V.l'r
tlsor.
Novelty Needle Work.
Mrs. Humtiak, the art embroiderer ol
Chicago, who has jest clwiwl h tueeese
lul enk'RpeBiant with Meier t Frank' of
roruanu anu is on her way to San Fran
cl'oo, oan be found tor a few days al the
Willamette. I adies tboakl not fail to
an at oace ami tee iter prettv new Ve
nitlau work,
Bicycle Sundries
I sundries wo havo a full lino at all
times ol the best that's in tho market.
e havo tires of all erades. from tnn nn.
Kuarameed single tubes at 5 a pair, to
the beet Thorn tiros at $10 u pair. Wo
have the Montan A Wriuht. ami . x- 1
citings inner tubes, or tirej oompleto.
alves. ateniH, pumps, cements, graph
lies and all that iu abundance.
A good nicko'ed oil lamp for 11.60.
and one of the best for f'2.
a a
Will have in a day or two a snap in a
standard n.ako of gaslauip at -
Some of tho corsets mnda to-
- , - iJay. witliont reitard to natural
linos 01 tho humou iluro, aro unquestionably as Injurious as tho moet vir
ulent health cranks contend. That doesiVt mean, however, that a
body brace and stay comfortablo to wear, and comfortable because it con
forms to tho lines of nsturo is injuriolie, On t te contrary, our F. O.
American Beauty coreet ia a godeend to mnnv n woman. Our piices on
these nro Irom 08o to tLSa. We have others from 25c up. .iook oleo
where but don't buy till you neo m. "
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street, Salem.
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I PivS f m? )J nh,52od BOmo .n,or6 ?f tbatpeaulno IMPORTED SWISS.
CIMisiie1 no other with as fine a flavor.' McLAREN'8
I h, !;,.. .r JAR,?' J"Pr,al and Koiinefort. Cream Brick Cbeeae Lim-
full creanfeheos". ' Camembart- 8ie". echloas and a fine, rich,
Strong's te Be Reopened.
The dlnlHK rooms of Strongs reetau
rant will be rettoewed May Itlk under
the utaaaewent of Mrs. Oeo. F
Swttk. 5-t-U
.11
ASToniA.
Carbide, nlwaya fresh; 2 pouuJa for
26o in bulk ; In uans, 2 pounds for 36c.
A most oxaellent thing in foot pumpa
eeamleas brass I4xl2 iiich heavy
east oaje ouo We ustd to think thote
eiieap at 76 e,
a a
SPRING SKAT POSTS fitted to your
old or new wheel. $1.50. You don't
..n iuo jiieaaare 01 riUlllg till you vut
should have one. Oome and try it. If
you dou't like it money back.
a a a
Leather toe clips, w, re too olln, and
akll lltlluK ana .. . .- I .C.
in i 5 7 ul",ur priees. The S,
A H. Pedal and toe clip combined is a
01 thing for meu. Uomo and see it.
a a
All aorta of oils at all times, btaldea
ths vary iwjt sewmu inaohiue tila that
"..1 uh Kum your mautune
a a a
Dter net earrlere, the ladfea' favjr-
v tw, mo uiiHuia oara, ojc
a a
FRKK AIR for any and all Woyolej.
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F. A. WIGGINS
26-a&7 Liberty SU Salem.
Pawn Machlneo. Waajomi. Buggies.
t(yk. Sewing Macblses,
w'8 Machine Repairing by N
II. Barley.
Fuller & Douglas. Grocers
142 State St., D'Arcy Bldg. - Pbone Maid 22dl
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Macaroni No. 1 Lartre box, white and
vellow,
35 cents
Black Fbzs, per pound
5C
Large fancy Silver Prunes,
5c per lb.
10 Pounds Pink Beans,
25c.
8 Pounds Petite Prunes
25c.
3 CansTomatoes,
25c
Al Flour per sack,
70c.
3 cans Salmon,
25C
SweetSOranees, per.'doz.
15C
Lemons, per dozen
15C.
Shoulders,
9clb.
Scotch Oats 10c per Package.
Jumfco Mush. 2 1-2 lb Package
5c
2 1-2 lb packages premium mush
2 for 15 or 4 for 25c
tM Highest prw alwava pakl for
c-mntrv proiiuce. Remember we
are headquarters forCROCKERY
M. T. R1NEMAN
138 Stato Bt. Telephone j3U
The
Raeycle
$35 to $60.
A Full Line on Hand.
Wheels cleaned $1 00
Wood rims put on f 1 60
Morgan A Wright eating put on...2 3f
Inner tube, firet quality $1 86
Morrow coaater and brake put on 10 60
G. A J. Heaw tread caainft I8 60
1902 Solar, Majestic. 20lh Century
and Search Light Gaa lamps each 2 0
We carry a full line of sundries. in
oluJinRtha following tires: Hartford.
G. J . Dunlop, Fisk, Delaware and
M. & V (double tube.) '
Wheels called for and delivered free.
Clayton R Young
Phone Red 2556.
Barr's German Salve
Heals quickly all cuts, or bruleer.
Draws soreness out of lame back, and
draws slivers out of llesh which olten
break off too short to pull. Sticks life
sticking planter. Try it and you will
never be without. By mail 36c.
L. Mr BARR,
ISO State Bt. - .SaJem.Or
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