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Yard Wide Percales
Many different styles, suitable for shirt
waists, etc
1 I5C yard
Pretty Ginghams
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All ttie new stripe styles and plain colors.
Most stores sell them for 10c yd.
Apron Ginghams
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Never Before
Has thoro been such a com ploto stock of optical goods soen In Salem. Wo arc
now prepared to supply tho wants of spectacle and eyogIass wearers In ovory do
tail. Wo can grind your lonaos on tho shortest notlco. Wo carry all kinds of
fancy silver mounted casos, smoked glasses, oyo glasses, chains, hooks, in fact you
can't Ask for anything in this lino but what wo now carry. This is a distinct
branch of our business. Eyes tested rco.
Clias. H. Hinges,
Scientific Optician. 88 Stato Street.
L.CHICAGO STORE...
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PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
PEOPLE WONDER At tho continual crowds who constantly kcoptho
Chicago store busy. Whon you carefully look this mattor ovor It Is no
wonder when you consider the wonderful Inducements that wo daily
offer the buying public. Our goods nro rellablo nnd our prices are low
or than any other houeo in tho northwost. Look our prices ovor care
fully, FOR MONDAY AND TUE8DAY ONLY,
25c black Grenadines , .16c
12a black sateen 7Ko
12 Wo fancy dlmltioa 8$o
lyib fancy lawns. . , ,3o
lOo sllkalino 5o
50o heavy cream tablo lltiou...20c
15o navy bluo duck I)c
8Kc colored choose cloth 4c
7o but apron glngbttfas ... 4o
Mill ends best calicoes . ... 2c
Prices on Bummer goods cut to
pieces,
Oblldron'a 20o SwIbs caps . . , .10a
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Court Street.
NEW FOR THIS WEEK
Our many cutomoro will bo ploasod to know of tho many good thliigH wo have
In'storo this week.
NEW POTATOES.
FRESH PEAU.
GREEN DEANS
OUOUMIIEItS,
TOMATOES.
ARTICHOKES.
STRAW HER IUKS.
Anendli-ss llnoof cannod meats on
ROTH Sl
134 Wats Strut.
RACYCLE
BICYCLE
$35 to $60
Now is the Time
To Have Your Bicycle
Fixed Up X A?
Send It to us and we will guarantee
you the lowest prices and best work.
We also have a full and complete
line of sundries at lower prices than
can be found elsewhere,
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1902 G. & J. heavy tread
casing, either Indiana
or Goodrich make.. $3 50
Any Gas Lamp $2 50
morgan Wright No. 1
inner tubes $1 00
Push Button bells 25c
Single tube tires ea..$ 2 00
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Children's 50c fancy IiMb .... ,'Mo
15o TurVUh towels, 30x20 . ..10c
500 ladios' sailor hats 10a
'Mo lauo trlmmod noreot covers 18o
10c hop irlnvos , 5o
Men's 60o fancy ovorshtrts . . . .20o
Hoys' UGo straw hatii 10c
Mon'n 25oBtraw hats 10a
Ladios' -15o Sumuior corsets, . .2Bo
15c silk garter olosflc Ho
25o black laco stockings ...... ,15o
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Salem, Oregon -fl
STEAM MOILED HAM.
STAK SLICED HAM,
HAM SAUSAGE.
PICKLED PIGS FEET.
SUMMER SAU8AGE8.
hT 111 BREAKFAST BACON
COUNTRY CURED BACON
display at our store.
0RABBR
Telephone 511
We're
IMing
Dresses
And lots of them too,
Folks who had us
make their Fall suits
are coming' in and
placing orders for
Summer garments.
This is an indication
that the Avork was
satisfactory.
WANTED
Good seamstress by
the day.
Dalrymple's
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Mad by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sldnoy, Oregon.
Mado for family itso. ask your
grocer for it Uran and
snorts always on hand.
A, T. WALN Affent
DELIVERY
BUSINESS
DEMORALIZED
General Strike of the
Chicago Teamsters
Ten Thousand Alake Rush for
Packers' Wagons
Police Charge the Crowd and
Riot Ensues.
Clilcafio, Juno 3. Evory dopartmont
Btoro diivor in tho city Htruck today.
Tho dollvory hualiioHfl of tho big
Htorofl 1h complqtoly pmnlyzod.
Rioting, na a result of tho stockyard
drlvors' atrlko, wna resumed thTs
morning, whon tho pnekers aont a
numhor of wagons up town to deliver
Bovornl tonn of moat. Tuo wagons
woro escorted by 50 pollco who wore
lator nugmontod by CO in rosorvo whon
tho outbreak took a sorlous pnaso.
Shortly boforo tho wagons reached
tho downtown district, several tnou
sand gathorod and followed thorn, Jeer
ing tho drlvors. Later a rusn was
nmdo for tho wagons, with tho Inten
tion of upsetting tho contents into tho
streets, but tho pollccmon charged up
on tho mob, using nubs freely, and
mnlclng sovoral arrests. They succeed
od finally In getting tho wagons to ono
big dopartmont stoto, whoro dollvory
was to bo niado. Horo a crowd of 10,-
000 gathorcd, and inado another rush
for tho wagons, but tho pollco bent
them back until tho wagons had de
livered tho meat. Tho wagons then
returned to tho ynrds, followed by tho
Jooring crowd.
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WHEN MARRIAQE8 FAIL.
Mrs. Boiler Said That There Is Usually
Another Man or Woman In the
Case. i
Mrs. 13. P. Holler, who la still filling
tho pulpit at tho Franklln-avonuo Con
gregational church In Cleveland, Ohio,
took for hor subject "When a Fnlluro
and Why?" Tho a'jdlonco was unusu
ally largo, and Mrs. Bollor said In
part:
"I will first consldor tho quostlon as
to whether marrlngo Is roally a fail
ure. According to a minister, throe
out of ovory fivo mnrrlagos rosult in
dlvorco, and if this bo correct ovor CO
por cont, of marriages aro lamontnblo
mistakes, If business concorns re
sulted In hucIi dlsnstor thoy would
soon bo quoted in Dunn nnd Drnd
streot as nnrolfable.
"Marriage 1b notions, however ro
gnrded, not only till 'death do us
part,' but during II fo It hns a groat In-
Grand Opera House.
JOHN P. GORDRAY. Manner.
5 NlirhtJ Commenclnr Monday Juno 2.
FRIDAY MATINEE.
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Wiedemann Big Show
REPERTOIRE.
TUESDAY "A Virginia Romance."
WKDHESD Y "Dixie Land."
THURSDAY "Tho Sea of Ico."
FRIDAY "Tho Steam Laundry."
FRIDAY MATINEE "That Naughty
Kid,"
Vaudeville performance between aetr.
Something doing all tho tlino.
Ulfcrheads...
"Dy a man's attire ye shall
know him." Yen verily, by a
business man's stationery ye
may tell if he la a man of the
present, or twenty years ago.
Let us refer you to several of
our customers, who are pleased
with the up-to-date class of work
we do.
We Deliver When Promised.
SCHAEFER & PALMER
Air Rooms 3, 4, and 5 Moore's block.
I'tune, Tied 2-tU.
This glvou you an Idea of tho "Jack
of i trndoa" gusollna engine that wo
uro Boiling. It la a product of tho Fair
banks, Morso '& Co., one of tho largost
nmnufacturcra of gasoline engines in
tho woild, and Ib tluiQ tried and rella
blo. Thoy can bo had with tho pump
ing nttnchmuut as shown horo, or
without It nt S10 1MB. Those unglnoa
nro In uuo all over tho valley, and aro
unquestionably the most economical
powur that ono can uso for any work
within tholr limit This is a ltt hora
powor. and weighs, as shown, 880
pounds. Tho quostlon of weight is
highly Important, for you can't get sat
isfaction out of a llghfonglno that Is
trying to dovolop power. This has
phoBphor bronzo boxings Instead of
babbott metal, which latter ovor) one
knowa Is not as good for gasolino en
gines. It has platinum points ou Uie
spnrUor, much more durable than the
stool points found on others. It Is the
suction feed, lustoad of the gravity
feed, thus giving tho euglno tho bast
of gasoline. Instead of only tho lower
heavier poitloua. Wo will bo pleased
to soud circulars and prices to nil In
quirer. Call ami so It In use at tho
store.
F. A. WIGGINS
255-P57 Liberty St, Salem.
Farm Machinery. Wagons, lluggloa.
Blcycl&a, Sewing Machines.
Sowing. Machln Repairing by N. H.
Burloy,
TH DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM,
fliionco on life and n profound Influ-J
onco on tho soul for etornlty.
"According to my Idea many fail
ures In inarringo aro duo to solflsh
neso. This Is shown on tho part of
man by his always wanting his own
way. Ho never wants his comfort In
terfered wlu. But his wlfo Is a part
nor, nhd thoy together should sharo
tho homo making. If sho Is to bo
queen sho must hnvo a Bcoptor and n
realm.
"Man nlso shows his selfishness by
fault-finding and whining, which to
him is far from creditable
"Regarding woman, howover, I want
to say that her selfishness generally
takes tho form of discontent. If sho
marries a mechanic, often sho grlovos
because her husband Is not a profes
sional man. If Bho Ib allowed J50 per
year for pin monoy, sho Is discontent
od In this that sho Is not given $250.
Sho is also in a moody, unpleasant dis
position becauso sho cannot dress as
tho wlfo of hor husband's omployor.
This woman regards motherhood, not
as an honor, but a burden. Sho nolth
or caroa for what sho can glvo hor
loved onus; whnt sho can get 1b all
that concerns hor. Sho reckons as
wealth, not heart's troasuro, but wobs
spun from tho cotton plant, tho ilax
stall: or tho Bilk worm's porfumo. And
for Just such womon thoro aro plenty
of traps, which have their scquol In
dlvorcoH, broken hearts and tarnlshod
homes.
"As a solution I would recommend
simplicity, in othor words plain living
and high thinking."
Mrs. Holler also, said that when
marriages aro a failure thoro Is Conor,
ally another man or woman in the
case.
BRIGHAM
YOUNG'S
POSTERITY
Celebrate Birth-Anniyersary
of the Alormon Founder
Salt Lnke, Juno 3. If Brighnm
Young had lived ho would havo been
101 yonrs old yesterday. Tho colebra
tlon of hlB birthday was conducted
with tho usual ceromonlos. A Baluto
of 101 guns was fired at tho top of
Arsenal Hill, overlooking tho Tomplo,
while tho bronzo monumont of the
Mormon leador at Main and South
Tomplo streets was decorated with
(lags and bunting. Tho annual ro
union of tho Young family was hold
during tho nftornoon nt tho Snltalr
pavilion. Horo sovoral hundrod de
scendants and rolatlvos of Prosidont
Young llstoncd to spcechos and a mu
sical program. Flags and nrtlllory sa
lutes marked tho colebratlon of the
dny In othor cities of tho stnt.
NON-UNION
COAL
MINERS
Operate Engines and Pumps
in the Collieries
Wllkosbarro, Pn Juno 3. About tho
snuio proportion of firemen, unglnoora
and pump mou who violated tho union
ordor to strike yoetorday wont to work
again today. A few woro porsua&od to
romnln away from tho collorlos, but so
far no vlolonco Is roportod. Tho on-
glnos and pumps aro working ovory
whoro, and no dnmngo Is being dono
by floods. About 1000 armed pollco
aro patrollng tho yards. Sovoral se
cret mootlngs of railroad mou nro ho
lug held, nnd tho strlko situation Is bo-
Itlg (llHCUHHOll.
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Polk for Chamberlain,
Dallas, Juno 3. Chamberlain 1121,
Furnish 004, lloan lOt.l). Donham 012,
Dunbar 1084, Soars 010, Dlackman 890,
Mooro 1133, Ackorman 1049, Wann
1009, Ooor 1112, Wood 853. JonoB 1092.
Hutlor 880. Hawkins 1138MFDLU
Simpson 921, Dutlor 880, Hawkins
1138.
ADVERTISING DIG SALARIES.
Leading Expert Advises Young Men
nnd Women to Learn the Busi
ness. Recent years have soon, particular
ly In this country, a groat awakening
on tho subject of advertising. No
othor art, science, or whntovor you
chooso to call It, has mado such rapid
stridrtH nnd nnlilnvnd mirh nnnrmnus
I results as advertising boa within tho
Inst ton or flftoen yonrs. Statistics
snow that anout stiuu.uuo.uuo nro annu
ally expended In Amorica fox advertis
ing, nnd tho oyos of yourg men and
womon havo contmonced to turn long
ingly towards this buslnoss as ono
which offers very lnrge rewards.
Thoro Is a very strong and actlvo do
maud for pooplo who understand tho
advertising business, and big mer
chants and manufacturers and othor
business concorns nro constantly look
ing for skilled and oxporlencod adver
tising assistants. Horo Is a field for
tho young which has boon overlooked
too long, nnd which, consequently Ib
not ourcrowded, as other businesses
nnd professions are. Probably thoro
Is no legitimate business where such
rapid strides can bo mado and such
large sums of money earned. Even
those who nro learning other linos of
business for thumsohes should study
advertising, as -without a koowlodge
of this art a largo measure of success
Is an ntter Impossibility.
Mr Charles Austin Dates. Vnnder
bllt building. New York, the well
known advertising man, has n plan by
which a full und offoctlvo knowledge
of the advertising business mny be
gained In a comparatively short time
and at almost no expense. This plan
will be explained In full to those who
inquire.
NEW TODAY.
Commencing Saturday, June 7th- All
barber shops of this city w(U close
at 11 p. m. Shops will open at 7:30
a. m. nud close at 8 p. m sharp.
Saturdays excepted. By order Jour
neyman Barbers' Local Union.
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For 8aIo or Trade. A good driving or
work horse and Deerlng binder, Mr
uattie or sheep, Address O (L Jame
Bon. R. D. No. 1. 34
Room and Board. Two nloo rooms
with board; or table board only. In
private family 3ol summer street
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ORBQON, TUESD'AV, JUNE 9, IQflg.
FATAL
IOWA
CLOUDBURST
Sweeps Everything Be
fore it.
Loss of Life and Great Dam
age to Property
Storm General Throughout
Middle States.
Jollot, II., Juno 3. A cloudburst
striu-k Jollot and vicinity at midnight,
cousing tho loss of at least tliroo lives,
nnd lmmenso dnmngo to property. Al
most ovory railroad track entering tho
city Is washed away, and railroad traf
fic was completely suspended for sov
oral hours. People woro asleep when
tho raging wators poured down upon
tho city, and boforo thoy could bo
aroused woro penned In their homos.
Tho nlnrm was quickly given, nnd tho
work of roscuo bogun. Hundreds wore
taken from tholr houses In small
boats, but many woro still prisoners
at daylight. DuslncsB In tho city is
practically suspended, nnd mills and
factories closed. In somo places tho
water Ih fivo foot deep. Several houses
were washed away, and many ren
dered uninhabitable. Scores of rail
road cars aro completely submerged,
many cnttlo drowned, and thousands
of dollars' worth of merchandise
ruined. Tho dead are: Eddlo Mcdov
orn, Mabel Ford, Llzzlo McQraw. Tho
damage Is roughly estimated at $200,
000. Chicago, Juno 3. Lato dispatches
Indlcato that tho rain and electrical
storm that culminated so disastrously
at Jollot Is goneral throughout North
ern Illinois, Wisconsin and portions of,
South Dakota. Outsldo of Jollot tho
most sorlous damago was dono at La
CroBs, whoro sovoral buildings wore
roportod partially destroyed. Near
Rockford, 111., ono man was killed by
lightning. Ot DoSoto and Brownsville,
Wisconsin, consldornblo damago was
dono, nnd ono llfo lost. Hoavy hall fell
In South Dnkota, badly damaging the
crops.
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Cloudburst In Iowa.
Dos Molnos, Juno 3. A cloudburst
(lvo mllos south of horo ycatcrdny nf
tornoon washed away several acres of
corn, undermined sU miles of track
on tho Hurllngton routo, blockading nil
tralllc on tho Keokuk branch, and
drowned many cattlo and shoop.
XMarkct Quotations Todays
7 "Mske Salem a Good Home Market" T
Hop Market.
Hops 10c ;very scarce
Liverpool, Doc. 5 Hops nt 1mrton
Pacific Coast steady advancing 82c85s
Flour.
Flour-$2.703 bbl.
.Potatoes Aptles. Etc.
Potatoes 0076o
Onions, $1.75 to $2.25 por 100 lbs.
Dried Fruits
Dried upplos OJiOOK.
Italian pruned 40d to 60a 'A to 3
I'otlto Prunes 40a to 50s, 3K lu.
Wood. Fence I'osti, etc,
Big flr-3.60.
Second growth 13.00.
Ash-3 60.
Body oak-f4 00.
Polo oak f LOO.
Cedar posts 0 to 10c,
Balm wood 12.60 nud $3.00.
lifts and Poultry.
Ems 13c
lilies. Pelts audPurs
Green hides, No. 1 7e.
Green hides, No. 2 Go.
Calf skins loo.
Sheep 76c.
Goat nkius 25o tofl. 00.
Gray fox 26 to 60o.
Coon 10 to 40c
Mink 25c to $1.35.
Olter-fl to5.
bkunk 10 to 26c.
Muskrnt 1 to 5c.
Wildcat 10 to 25c.
Wtiett. Oats. Etc.
Wheat -50c.
Oats Sic
Bnrloy $10 por Ion.
FJax-Cash, Northwest, $1 70
Live Stock Market.
Steore 4ffl4Hi.
Cows 3)$(ffi4c. ,
Shoop -$3.50 gross to fl.CO
Dressed veal BJtfo
Hogs, alive 5j 5Jo
Hoire, drosBod
Wool and Molialr.
Coarse wool 12c
Medium 13c.
Fine 13c.
Mohair 23o.
Hay, Feed. Etc
Oats-$10,S and $1.10.
Haled cheat fO to $8.50.
Glovor-$7.007.eO
Feed barlov $10$20 per loir
Hrau-$IM60
Shorte $20.50.
Flour, wholesale $2.05.
Dairy and Creamery Products.
Dairy butter 12tf816c
Oresmery 17K
Btoro 16(S88c.
First-olsss otiUtitry, por roll 36c.
Grwim at oreamery, pan skimmed
13(gl4o.
Separator skiiometl 16010
Stelner's Market,
Ohiekene-8c0o.
Spring lh to 15o
b'sg' er deaen, IHe
PORTLAND MARKET.
Poutumd, May 28 Wheal Wais
WallA,00(9C0f
Flour Portland, beat gradea $2,85 3
$3.40. Graham $8 60$2 8n
Outs Choice White $1 Mc $1 30.
Barley $20 $SX 60 pertou,
Mll'stuff Bran, $15 0.
Hay Timothy $12$15 per ton.
Oufoua-$8.'i5 2 75.
Potatoes -I 00 (9 $1 30 (er cental.
Butter-Best dairy, 14tpl0j; fauc?
creamery 1718ejStore 10 12H -!
Eggs-Oregon, ranch 15 3 Id
Poultry Chickens, mixml $160
$5 00: hens $5 50, tnrkeys, live 13 &14&
Muttou Gross, 4 He
Hogs Gross Oe,
Beei Gross 4 Wo.
Veal-Gross, 7He 8 fr.
Hops lSKrH5o.
Wool-Volley. 12 lloH; Eastern
Oregon, 8l3o, Mohair, S633ok,
Hides Dry mdes, iu pounds ana up
wards, 15c (j 15H
J Faclrtn to the West.
Ono of tho big movement 8 or his
tory will bo that of tho Knights of
Pythias of tho United Btatcs In
August noxt, when from nil directions
thoy will ndvanco on San Francisco
nnd California. Tho national conven
tion of tho order, which Is hold every
two years, will tako placo In San
Francisco August 10th ot 20th, and
great things nro promised all Knights
and their ladios who get thoro at time.
Mnf milv thn tnnnllinm In California.
but tho atato nnd city officials aro up
and doing, ami their greeting iu mo
visitors will bo extended with a hos
pitality that will make every ono glad
tin la n tillcrlm. All Hnrtfl of sldo tdnS
aro planned, incidentally, including
ali.lifu nf tlin nrnnra I'rnvn and tllO
ollvo and pruno and almond orchards
or tho great Paclllc stato, anu
glimpses of Lake Tahoo, ono of tho
lilcrlinnf tnlrnu In lin wnrlit. wnV lin In
tho Sierras; of far-famed Yoscmlto;
or Hotel del Monte, or tno l,ick ou
servatory and hundreds of other spots
wnrlli nnnlnir nml lfnnwlnit about
Just now the nation, with its Oriental
responsibilities, is racing west, anu
Mw Pvthlnna nrn wlan tfi irn nfl fur 118
thoy can, and seo and learn about
tho stato that forms tho nation's west
ern ftont. Tho railroads will make
nlnnln11v rhnntl rntfta fm thn flRflOm.
bly, and already prospective excur
sionists from tins locality arc mailing
their railroad arrangements.
Tho readers of this papor will bo
ploasod to learn that there Is at least
one dreaded disease that sclenco bos
been ablo to euro In all Its stages, and
that Is catarrh. Hall'B Catarrh Curo
is tho only posltlvo curo now known
to tho medical fraternity. Catarrh bo
ing a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment Hall's Ca
tarrh curo Is taken lntemnlly, acting
directly upon tho blood and mucous
surfaces of tho system, thereby de
stroying tho foundation of tho disease,
and giving tho patient strongth by
building up tho constitution and as
sisting naturo In doing Its work. Tho
proprietors hnvo so much faith In Its
curntlvo powers, that they otfor Ono
Hundred Dollars for any caso that It
fails to curo Send for list of testi
monials. Address
F. J. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo, O.
Sold by druggists, 7Gc.
Ha.l's Family Pills aru tho best
WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago, Juno 3. Wheat, 71
71c
Portland, Juno 3. Wheat, Walla
Walla, 00c; Bluestom, C7'cj Valley,
07c.
Tacoma, Juno 3. Wheat CGc.
Jacob logl
265 Commercial St
Gocd Stcck of Shoes
All Up-to-date
Prices Right
Ready for trade In our new store.
Call and see us all. Repairing dono on
bort notice.
..JACOB U0GL
215 Commercial Streot
RINEMAN'8 BARGAINS.
Italian Prunes, 8 lbs.,
25o
Petite Prunes, 8 lbs.,
25c.
Pink Beans, 10 lbs.,
,25o
Small White Beans, 8 lbs.,
25c.
Good Flour, per sack,
70c.
Sweet Oranges, per dozen, ,
15c.
Large Fancy Lemons,, per dozen,
20c.
Black Figs, per lb.,
5c.
Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon,
30c.
Fancy Table 8yrup, per gallon.
v 60c.
Scotch Oats, per pkg.
10c.
Macaroni, No. 1, large size bbxeo
white or yellow, per box, 35c.
Jurnbo Mush, zy2 lbs.,
5c.
Bring us your butter and oggs. Wo
pny highest market prlco, cash or
merchandise.
W. T. RINEMAN
132 State 8t. Telephone 131
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Miss A. M Welch has purchased this
Btoek. and will add her line or books
baskets, strainers and notions to this
complete line of crrockery, kitchen
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94 State Street
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A expenditure of strenRth. r.
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Any color; urenm, ivory, wnuo, cine,
Black, Mahogany or Green.
We Make Awnings for
BICYCLES
CUSHION FKAA1E. 1902 - - -CHAINLESS
CUSHION FRAAIE - -
Call and see tho 1002 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, It la SG6 dtyl
ahead of all.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho flat and clomr
spring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT,
Bicycle Sundries tfs&iS&iZ&
BICYCLE REPAIRING Webavo a complete bicycle repair shop Wi
lit all .uakes of bicycle tires. Wo repair all makes of icycle. uin
us a call. We try to please
SHIPP & HAUSBR
258 Commercial Street. Opposite Capital National Bant
Saturday's Specials
Regular 2,00 Denham skirts
Regular $1.50 Denham skirts
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...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State
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morning. Phone us your order.
Fuller & Douglas, Gt ocefs
I US htate St., D'Arcy Bldg.
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ours. THE NEW
IDEAS in Spnng
shirts nro all here
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Wo can safoly say tho prettiest
wo ovor had. Wo havo manv
oxcluslvo patterns, if you
want a cheap shirt, yet a oood
one, Iook nt our linos nt50cond
75c. If you wnnt tho best shirt
for tho monov you ever saw
look at our $1 00 and $1 25 lines'
Any good style, and any price
shirt is horo. Shirt satisfaction
Ib horo also that's what you
got in our shirts.
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Hammocks
Wo have juet received a big Invoice c
PALMER HAMMOCKS.
The prices rnngo from 00c to $4.00.
60c gets a good one
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They are Here
That Long Delayed
Shipment of
Morris Chairs
Bottor than over, and the prices in
what you can afford to pay. We sre tt
people who mado Morris Chairs cheip. Wi
aro still at it.
Stores and Dwellings
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