The Daily journal., June 16, 1902, Image 2

THE b AILY JOURNAL, gALEM, OREGON, MONDAY, JUNE 10, 190A
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Scrofula
l bequeath to my children Scrofula with all its
attendant hprrors, humiliaUon and suffering. This is a
strange legacy to leave to posterity ; a heavy burden to
place upon the shoulders of the young.
This treacherous disease dwarfs the body and hinders
the growth and development of the faculties, and the
child born of blood poison, or scrofula-tainted parentage,
is poorly equipped for life's duties.
Scrofula is a disease with numerous and varied
-symptoms 5 enlarged glands or tumors about the neck
and armpits, catanh of the head, weak eyes and dreadful
skin eruptions upon oincrcnt parut ui uiu wuy ouuw u;
presence of tubercular or scrofulous matter in the blood. This dangerous
- 'and stealthy disease entrenches itself securely in the system and attacks
-Vthe bones and tissues, destroys the red corpuscles of the blood, resulting In
. white swelling, a pallid, waxy appearance of the skin, loss of strength and
a gradual wasting away of the body.
S,S. S. combines both purifying and tonic properties, and is guaran
lost properties to the blood and quickens the circulation, bringing a healthy
color to the skin and vigor to the weak and emaciated body.
Write us about your case and our physicians will cheerfully advise and
help you in every possible way to regain your health. Book on blood and
skin diseases free. the swift specific CO., Aiiiti. c
tie Dimno
The House Furnishing Co.
,0,03,Com'l at., next to Poat ofllco.
pOLLMA
CHERRY
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R. M. WADE & CO.
OREGON
TODAY
Harritt & Laojrbncb
Old Post Ofllco Grocery.
, A Juicy Morsel for
. Breakfast
Or dlnnctr,yo.p can enjoy from ono of our
' tender KnddolfqlduB meats, steaks, lamb
or muttrn chops, . veal outlots or pork,
. OuruneaU nro all cut from tho fattest
andnrimnBlcflttle, nnd wo can supply
your toblo with fresh, nutritious und
wboleaomo meats at, bod rook prices.
BftjC CROSS SALEM ORB
I'hon 201
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ROACH HARBOR LIME.
BEST PORTLAND BRANDS OP
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CEMENT
OFFICE OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE, ON HIQH 8TREET.
JD. S.
$ Ofllco Phone 1551.
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S3.000.000 1
Worth of 80 pound steel rails, 50 new locomotives,
and 55 new coaches, chair cars, dining: and
cafo cars is the record of the
it
During the past year, makluz It the
In the country. Travel over It and
0, B, OKANE, Gen, Pae. Agt., St,
Ooeet Pa?. Agt-, Lo Angolon, Gal-
miHiiiiieiiis
; Plant Corn
Ooru is bosoming cpo of the best crops In tUU eounlry. Now U the bot tluia
, to plant It. We have a fall otook of eholee eeed ooru.
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
flCflwriSt. FEEDMEN AHOZSEEDSMEN, Salem, Orceon
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teed entirely vcgeiaoie, mailing it uic mum lcun-uy n
all scrofulous affections. It purifies the deteriorated
blood, makes it rich and strong and a complete and
permanent cure is soon effected. S. S. S. improves
in ,iiir.attnn anA assimilation of food, restores the
Room.
Merita nttont'on. Its fnrnithlngt,
ehotild bo nent and tasty and Irco from
ueolcBB furniluro.
Just now wo nro offering IlnffetB, S'de
boards, Extension Tables and Dining
Chairs in polished golden oak at attrac
tive prices. Wo also linvo tho nowest In
plrtto and photoarnf rnllfl. These rails
wo finish in any deshod color or fiirnlah
It in tho whlto.
Btoroo at fluloin and Albany
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'7T" nia porfi'Ct Cherry Sccdor does
I I not crush thu eborry or euuan
W any loss of juice; a practical
maohlna for large, Rtnall or Oal
Ifornlo cherries. Thu need vstrnotlnc
knllo drives tho seed into ono dish anil
BOlually throws tho ohorry inlo anothor
Tho marks of tho knlfo can ncarcolv b
soon on tho flooded fruit. It roods from
20 to 00 quarts por hour. Retail price,
85 cento.
STRAWBERRIES
GREEN PEAS
CABBAGE
QARDEN SAND OR LOAM.
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tuoet modern ami up-to-date ml I road
enjoy thu finest equipment on earth.
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THE ONLY JOUBHftL
Members Northwest Afternoon News
paper League.
BY HOFER BROTHERS.
nniiu nna Year. $4.00 In
Advance.
Dally Three Months, $1.00 In Advance.
Dally uy carrier, ou omo rer mvim.
Weekly One Yeur, $1.00 In Avance
JOURNAL COVERS FIELD.
Tho circulation of Tho Journal haH
grown bo that It Is now able to Bay
that beginning with this wook It COV
ERS TIII5 PIKLD COMPLTEIY.
Tho Dally and Weekly Journal abso
lutely go to ovory rosldonco In this
city and suburbs. Como In and boo tho
record nhd tho systom.
Modorn methods of circulation on
ablo a llvo nowspapor, with free rural
dollvory, with a porfootod carrior sys
tom, with Its city postofllco dollvory,
and ofllco dollvory, to roach all homos.
Somo people tako olhor Salem pa
pors; Bomo take Portland papors j
somo tako San Francisco papers; somo
tako no papors at all; but no mattor
what papors they tako or not tako,
thoy all get and read tho Journal.
ThlB statcmont can bo vorllled by
an advertiser calling at this onlce.
An advertisement under Tho Jour
nal's comploted and perfected system
of circulation will go Into ovory houso
In this city and suburbs, and to nearly
every homo on tho eight froo rural
mall deliveries.
IluslnooH nfon who want to cover tho
Hold ahould lnvostlgato for thomsolves.
PETITION8 FOR SPECIAL
SES
8ION3.
(3lnco Saturday hundrotls of names
have boon signed to tho petitions for
a special BOBslon of tho legislature to
onaet Hat salaries and put direct legis
lation into offect
Tho Journal wont out Saturday with
sovoral thousand blank potltlons, and
this wook will soo groator results than
tho prosont week's work. Tho cltlzons
who sign thoBO potltlons can say thoy
did tho proudost act of tholr llvos, and
ono that will hoar good fruit for all
time.
Now potltlons aro In from Wood
lawn, Multnomah county; Eoln, Mc
Coy and Illckroal, Polk county; Salem
and Prntum, Marlon county; Woods,
Tillamook county; Astoria, alatsop
county.
Tho puoplo who think nt all In tho
lino of good govornmont reforms aro
heart and bouI for tho special sosfllon,
and can soo nothing personal In tho
mattor, for or against door, or any
olhor man.
Every stato ofllclal, and ovory county
and nny other ofllclal nnd ovory mom
bur of tho loglslaturo who helps put
our atato govornmont on a buslnuBB
footing will foul proud of It as long
uh ho llvos.
ThoHo who havo manfully stood by
tho flat Hillary ruform from tho begin
ning, and will Htnml by tho light to tho
finish, will bo romoinberud by tho peo
ple as public benefactors. Thoso who
holp provont or duluy this reform,
promised In all party platforms, will
regret It Tor Ilfo. us It Is u practical
mattor of dollars and conU to tho tax
payer. THEY VISITED PORTLAND.
Tho Portland papors will ploaso lot
up on orylug down Marlon county of
llcors and poises and mllltla for not
capturing tho escaped convicts.
I atost roports are that Saturday
night and Sunday night tho Tracy
Merrill show wub soon all over tho su
burbs of Portland, nnd hold up n num
ber of poraons.
Tho womlarful Portland pollco de
partment nnd still moro wonderful
sheriff's olllcu nnd high-priced dotoo
tlvo systom were not In busluoea when
thoy cnllod.
Tho patronising airs that havo boon
put on by tho municipal profesBlonnls
over their country cousins did not on
able thorn, to got as cloao to the notor
ious bandits as tholr muoh-boratod
country cousins of Marlon county.
No ono imngtnod that Traoy aud
Merrill would Bet foot In Mul-ty-nom-Ia
county, without being riddled with 1ml
lots by such men as Chlaf Mclaughlin
or Jloly Terror Cordano.
Rut suoli Is Ufa. It Is easy to laugh
at tho other follow whon ho falls. Rut
Marlon county olllolals nru llkoly to
havo their laugh hut.
o-
A tolegrum from Chicago in this
paper bouio days Hiuoe stated that at
u inlnlHtor'a buuquut n minister took
a stand for more liberal treatment of
public amusements.
In Justice to that church it should
be stated that It has never olllclnlly
relaxed Us ban upon theater-going,
rard-pluyliiK aud dancing, and the
Chicago man spoke without authority
Tho Paoltlo Christian Advocate
prints tho following explanation of
tho mutter:
"Perhaps some or our readers havo
seen In the secular papors commaut
oh a rooenl aliened discussion In our
Chicago preaohera meeting oonoern
lug the amusement Question lu which
a bishop and other prominent mew
took strong ground against aur rule
euiiesenlux dauelug. tbe theater and
the like. Tho whole thing Is, as we
supposed, the creation of a vivid re-
portorlal Imagination. There was no
preaalhtrs' meeting, there was no dis
cussion, and nothing was said by any'
UUhon touching the amusement quee-'
mm. ine papers nuvo aau meir
hysteria over nothing. There was al
tmtiquet or the Methodist uuton and!
some after-dinner speeches in which
linage of tbe (Capital
AN INDEPENDENT PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.
each man said what ho pleased. A
Jayman deprecated the rule concerning
amiiBomonts. Nobody replied to him,
nor was controversy In order. The
brother expressed his personal opin
ion and that was all thoro was of It.
Tim nhllltv disninved by tho average
reporter In finding marc's nests, If
OXpondod in worthy pursuits would
mako our dally papors If loss "spicy,
moro valuable for nowsnapars.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING AT
CITY HALL TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
It Is not recorded whoro tho es
caped convicts nttondod church or
dlnod Sunday.
If many of the legislators had their
way, tho constitution would soon ro
Bomblo a, scalded cat
Having ceased to bo a war factor,
tho Missouri mulo will rosumo tho
ovon tonor of his way.
Tho Boors need not troublo thorn
boIvos about tho reconstruction of
South Africa. England will attend to
that.
Tho troubles of tho Tammany ma
chine In Now York nnd tho Republi
can raachlno In Pennsylvania havo a
sort of family reaomblancc.
Tho cow had JuBt o'er leaped tho moon
And In a tone of uttor grief
Thoy hoard her Bay: "Strlvo as I
may,
I cannot catch tho prlco of beef!"
Somo of tho newspapers contlnuo to
show up tho humorous Bldo of tho
Tracy-Merrill convict hunt. Thoro was
nothing funny about it to tho mon who
woro hunted, nor to thoso who did tho
hunting.
Tho tuno of "Dixie," dear to tho
hoarts of many Americans, Is "all tho
rngo" In China nud Slborla, tho na
tlvos having caught It from tho bands
of tho warships which havo boon In
Oriental wators.
DIxlo Is going around tho world.
Eugene Guard: Ingrnm, tho convict,
who savod tho llfo of a guard by re
coivlng a ballot In his own leg during
tho outbreak at tho ponltontlnry Mon
day, Is still allvu with good hopes of
recovery. Tho log was amputated. Ho
will probably bo pardoned for his bo
rate deed. Ho should be, nt any rato.
It Is a sad commentary on tho col
lapsing powor of human groatnosB to
rofloct that "Windy Dili Smith," of
Dakor, was dofoatodfor sonator, wlillo
hla district gavo Chamborlaln a big
mnjorlty. It Clackamas had dono for
Its Ropuhllcan wlndbng what Rakor
did to Its Democratic balloonist, Oro
gon could have said anion!
Tho fact that tho not profits of tho
Philadelphia Record are about $200,
QOO should not lond tho avorago read
er to Buppoao that all nowBpnpors pay
In proportion. It hns boon said that
moro monoy has boon lost lu this
country In publishing ontorprlsoa thnn
through any Industrial channel.
Statistics moro und moro point to
tho faot that hard workors havo como
nunrost to solving tho problom of
longevity. Tho Indolent rich nro tho
shortest Uvod, and tho fnrmor stands
at tho bond of tho list of long-lived par
sons, wlillo tho minor, In splto of his
Burioundlugs, Is said to bo second.
Shirt waists havo boon tnboood In
tho house of roprosontntlvos. Tho
edict has boon issued that any mom
hor who outers tho chamber without
his coat will bo named by tho spank,
or.
Til Ford could never got up and
mako a speooh in tho United Statos
sonata lu IiIh shirt sloovos.
A Henuluo "nmn without a country"
U the ChlnoBo who rocoutly tried to
enter Now Orlonna from
Nicaragua.
Ho was returned to tho Central Amer- sentiment In fnvor or an extra wsulon
lean stato, only to bo rejected thoro, ' to plneo all stato otnoera on Hat sal
ami tho result la that ho is now male arios. The people are already In fa
lug voyages betwoon tho two ports, a
man who cannot land, like tho hero
of Hdward Mvorutt Halo's famous
story.
Hero Is a political gam from Mr. state ofneers, and have advocated them
Furnlsh's organ, the Pendleton Trlb. during the campaign. I am also In
une: favor oR-the special session for the
Whon the Republican party of Ore-' purpose df enacting the salary law be
gon measures tho full Injustice dono for the new ottloer begin tkelr admin-
It by disgruntled members compos.
Ing the Slmon-Lowell-Geer combination
or disappointment why should It not
write disapproval or such conduct on
the pulltlcal records or the state, and
make restitution by electing W. J.
Furnish to succeed Simon In the
United States sonatoT
"I believe that tho timo Is not far
distant when there Is not a thing that
we eat, drink or wear, that will not
bo made by a trust." declared Prasb
dent Frauds U Patton. of Prlneetun
University, speaking on the subject of
"The Placo of Conscience In the Na
tional Life," at the banquet or tho
Presbyterian Social Union. "It such
U the case." he continued. "It will
aot be long until It will be a financial
Impossibility for the average young
man to get married." Tough pros.
paet:
, , 0
ANNUAL SOHOOli MHHTINQ AT
CITY HALL TONIQHT AT 8 O'CLOCK
OREGON
TALK
Aboutthe Special Session and
Senatorship
(Gurvnls, Postoflleo, Itep.)
Would Geer havo called an oxtra
session of the legislature to put state
officials on a flat salary had ho boon
tho succoBsful nomlneo, and tho choice
of tho electors? Woll, hardly!
(Holso Capital Nowa.)
An Idaho oxchango talks about a
"swooping Republican victory" In
Orogon. And yot It Is a Democratic
now broom that will purgo tho state
houso of tho rubbish accumulated
through eight years of unbrokon Re
publican rule.
(Malheur Gazette, Rep.)
When Mr. Furnish was nominated In
Portland last spring ho promised to
mako u campaign that tho Republi
can party would not bo ashamed of.
Tho Impression has gotten out In this
part of tho country In tho last few
days, that tho gentleman from Umatil
la county didn't keep his promise.
(Cottngo Grove Leador.)
Tho Eugene Register has begun to
havo fits already for fear Govornor
Geer Is going to call an oxtra session
of tho legislature for tho purposo of
making a law placing all stato of
flcors on flat salaries. Evldontly tho
Reglstor man has boon tnught that
party platforms woro inado to got In
on, and not to fulfill.
(Woodburn Independent, Rop.)
What's to bo gained In kicking at
certain promlnont Republicans bo
pniinn Furnish waB dofoatod? "What
la tho nnrao of common sonso was
Furnish, poor follow, put up for any
way, If not to bo knocked down? Mult
nomah politicians should havo loarnou
through oxporlonco long ago that a
Ropubllcnn nomination Is not always
equivalent to an oloctlon.
(Tho Eugene Guard.)
Tho Guard can soo no reason why
any one, oBpodnlly n Salem man,
should opposo a special sosslon simply
bocaiiBO that special session will bo
called to placo stato ofllclals on flat
salarloB, according to tho promlsoa nnd
platforms of both Ropuhllcan and
Uomocratlc Htato conventions.
Tho "hurt" comes from another
point or view, ono vory doar to Capital
City hoarts. A sosslon of tho loglsla
turo distributes no small sum nmong
tho pcoplo of Salem. Thoro you havo
It. Tho "stand-In" with oxcosslvo of
llclal salaries, on whatovor protoiiBo
thoy may bo abstracted from tho
treasury, and oil tho other hand the
good dollars that would be distributed
among tho Salem public.
(Tho Eugene Roglator.)
A special sosslon of tho loglslaturo
would cost tho stato moro than could
possibly bo savod In ono sosslon by
any legislation cutting down salnrlos
of atato olllcors. Tho now leglslnturo
will Bavo tho Btato tho cost of an ox
trn sosBlon, and will also accomplish
all that can roaBonably he accom
plished In roduelng tho cost of stato
govornmont, Tho stnte cannot afford
to donato $86,000 towatd Geer's aspi
rations to bocoma United States sona
tor. IPubllshod at tho Stat Unlvorslty
city, tho Roglstor should know that
there Is no now and old legislature in
existence at ono and the samo time.
Tho sovorolgn powor of thu people ex
ists In the loglslntlve body at soon
as It Is elected. Hd. J.
(Oregon City Courier-Herald.)
Govornor Geer la trying in a spec
tacular mannor to olose his term of
' ofllca and Is ondenvorlng to get public
vor of this-proposition, hut the poli
ticians seem to object. Governor-elect
Chamberlain states his position aa fol fel fol
eows: "1 am In favor of flat salaries for
lstratlons. A special seeelon would be
necessary In order to make thelaw
effective, for tbe salaries cannot be
changed after a man has beguu his
term of office. Yea. I nm l favor of
putting the state printer on a Hat sal
ary also, and let him get the public
I printing done as I get wine done at
'the usual union prloee."
Politicians seam to want ih siuia
printing olllc left untounkisl, nrob
ably on account of the Vxtm enwnatcn
fuud exyeeied Utrfrow.
(Astoria Dally New. Mr. Pulton's
paper.)
Qeer's oftr to call a special seealoa
la a roarinc fc ll preumto to
want a Nat tatary vw euarteL I ac
cordance with the platform eX not
parties, lti order to save a rw tnou
sand dollar te the Mate out ot tne re
duction In the salaries ot th nt&i at
ftolals. Yet. right uader lite nose, for
14 years, ten times the amount of the
ixveslble saving has beeu looted from
-Journal
GOOD HEALTH
Can only bo obtained by kteplng the
blood pure and tho digestion perfect.
For tliiR purpose Hostcttcr's Stomach
Dittcrs wns Introduced tllty yeatB
ono. and today It la recognized na the
leading health reetoror in the world
It will cure Dyspepsia. Biliousness,
Flatulency and Malaria. Fever and
Aeue, Try It.
HOSTETTER'
Stomach Bitters
tho public school fund. It was in
Geer's powor to break up that school
ring, by Idling n dork for ?100 to dig
up all tho lieu lands, and mako them
public. At tho samo time his uoaru
should havo advanced the prleos of
school lands to $3.G0 an acre, at which
tho ring sold them, instead of tho
minimum price of ?1.26. at which tho
school board sold thorn. Ho would In
this manner havo put $100,000 In tho
stato school fund.
If Geer shall call that special sos
slon, the cost of which will cuual tho
saving on snlarlos, it would bo a good
Idea to havo an Investigation of tho
school land ring. It would bo well to
And out If there was any truth In tho
chargo mndo against our honest gov
ernor, who Is so anxious to save at
tho spigot, while ho lgnoros tho waste
at tho hung.
So far na tho inltlntlvo and rcforen
duni amendment Is concomed, it needs
no legislation to mako It operative.
Tho pcoplo can begin to loglslato now,
at once. Tho nmendmont Is self op
erative for direct legislation, and as a
veto both on tho loglslaturo and the
govornor.
A Bpoclal sosslon would bo a folly.
It would not bo a crime, however, If
It unearthed thoso Bchool land pecula
tions, and traced tho loot to tho graft
ers.
Tho Nows Is not conslstont. Gov
ernor Geer favors a special sosslon,
and is not afraid of a school land In
vestigation thon or nt any time.
Ed. J.
ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING AT
CITY HALL TONIGHT AT 8 O'CLOCK
Bed Time
I tnko a p'leasant herb drink, tho noxt
morning I fool bright and my com
plosion la bettor. My doctor sayB It
acts gently on tho stomach, llvor and
kidneys, and Is a pleasant laxative. It
Is made of herbs, and Is prepared as
easily iib tea. It la called Lano'B Med
icine All druggists soil It nt 2Cc and
50 conts. Lnno's Family Modtclnos
movos tho bowols -each day. Ifyou
cannot got It, Bend for froo samplos.
Address, Orator Woodward.LoRoy.N.
V.
Exekiol, In the "Doostrick Skule," at
tho opora hotiHo Tuesday night.
Boodlers Have Another Inning.
(Cottage Grove Leador.)
Geer received probably tho highest
vote of any Republican on tho llckot
for Unltod States sonator, but tho
bosses of the Ropuhllcan party will
defeat him, yot tho rank and fllo of
that party demand his olectlon. Tho
noxt Ropubllcnn leglslaturo will at
tempt to elect Mr. Fulton., nnd Mr.
Fulton was practically laid on the
shelf with Mr. Furnish. Tho two wont
hand In hand, and tho oloctlon of Mr.
Chamborlaln was a robuko to Mr. Ful
ton, for Scott-Matthows & Co, woro
the whole show, and so far as tho peo
ple aro concernod the wholo batch of
them went down togothor. And In
the fall tho people havo won ono of
tho greatest victories ovor rocordod,
so far as sentiment is concornod. Rut
so far as the reality goes tho boodlors
have yet another Inning. See If thoy
don't score! The rellows that spont
$100,000 to enrry a stato election nro
not Rolng to give up when they can
bu up a cheap leglslaturo.
SSST--C Ask a
nnsj"n women
wiiRt sue uouitl
sell her health
for and she would tell
you that the choicest
vdiamouds In the world
i Vould not buy It. What
: m use for diamond rings to
fingers, or earrings to light
up the cheeks hollowed by
disease?
Health is the first requisite
ito womanly happiness. General
Jdl-healtk in women has its orl-
gin tu local womanly diseases.
Cure the diseases of the delicate
womanly organism ami the geii
eral health is perfectly restored.
The reuiurkable benefits ex
perienced from the use of Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription
are due to this medicine's per
feet cures of womanly diseases.
It establtsliss regularity, dries
weakening drains, lieals inflam
mation and ulceration and cures
female weakness.
"It uOonU iuc gtwt feature to be
c to wy a few words la rfinl to
IU wcrki o( pr litre' ftvorite
rrcK-rlpUuti aad hU Oolova MHcal
pUwtry,' wri Mr. Mora ra.of
IMlLu. JmIud Co. Mo, I waa
ternpUJ to try thw tucdldaa after
; Wfert upon ujy methtr. At
aa nrly Mag of ujarrfaj life I wai
B'Mtly botacrtd with palafcl ud.
od, abo a trouUMNe draiu vUik
TCMtercd ate ry wttk aud unfit for
watt at aay kind I Ucanc to thla -Ihtj
u Bottling Uftef mc bitkn
aaa thMw My BtuUad bme
atertned aad got nt a botUe of ' Ht
?Jfl 5wriJwa After he mw tbe
woadcrful tSwti of that ose he cot
two mora, aad after I u4 thSe
up there w no more pals, aad Ibo
ga to gam in bob very rapidly."
" Faonte Prescription makes
weak Kuaiw strong, stck women
well Acccept no subatiute for
.mc Bieaicine wtiicn vroris won.
uera for weak
women.
CHICAGO
Ill
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
ftARF OPPORTUNITY For Monday and Tuesday only we
tTAKE Urruniumi I offer H raro opnorluimy ,0' tll0 ,feop,a
of Salem and country In genuine sterling bargains. We have marked
tho pricoc down fo low on the goods aUvertiBod that tho keenest buy
era ore nstoni&hcd. We do thla to Inouro bitf tales for thoBO two daya
25n black Grenaillnea lGc
12!c fnncv dhnitiea Biic
12c black entcon 7ic
7jcloHnb Ho
60c henvy crenm table linen. . .20o
15c navy blue duck............. Do
PriceB on white goodB cut to piecca.
15c Turkiflh toweln 10c
Lndien' OOo Failor bats 19o
Ladles' ISGc Runbonnctfl lOc
10.' hop gloves Co
Ladles' Cc Summer corauta.... 26c
PRICES OUT TO
AlcEVOY BROS.,
Court Street.
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..Go to the Ladies' Bazaar..
For shirt waists, belts, underwear, corsets, hosiery,
lihhnn. laces, shirt waistincs. and other poods in our
line, An especially beautilul lot of new veilings. Our
S goods are marked very low,
...The Ladies' Bazaar...
118 State Street. Salem.
Greenbaum's
Our goods will suit your taste.
Our pi ices wi I suit your pocket-book.
Dry goods sit the very lowest prices.
Shoes that combine perfection of tit and finish with reas
onableness of price.
New goods arriving daily in our millinery department.
Tiy us and be convinced that you get your money's
worth at
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Noxt Door to tho PoBtrfllce.
AUCTION 3ALB
AT 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, HAI.E.M, OREGON.
Commencing on
SATURDAY, JUNE 14th AT 10 O'CLOCK
And to contlnuo every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 2 p. m., and overy
S(Uunhysiu 10 a. in. and 1 p. in.
ENDING JULY 5.
The line of goods offered will be ceneral etock, consisting of ladles' Bilk, wool
en nnd cotton underwear, torchon and llnon laces and Insertion; ladiua', niietee'
ami children's gloves; fancy trimuiioKS and ornaments; silk cordd and taeteli:
silk and wormed bindings; pou pone buttons; ribbons, handkerchlofs; ladies' ami
children's hose; Hint onery; ladles' and touts' knives; rosors, euependore, sweat
ers, fhirta; youth's, children's, men's, aud boyd' clothing, and many numerous
articles.
REMEMBER THE PLACE
Tnoe who want to attend tho miction ba on band In timo. We ring no belli
but start promptly on timo. BAVE MONEY BY ATTENDING THE AUCTION.
S. FRIEDMAN, Auctioneer
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Mutual
Congratulations
Are always circulated In tha family
when there Is plenty of Ice durlngtho
heated season for froaen dainties,
trapped drinks, crisp salads and vege
tables, and the propor preservation of
foods. No one will go without Uils
greatest of luxuries and neoossitlos
when we will serve them with tho
highest grado Ice.
CAPITAL BREWERY CO.,
Mrs. M. Beck, Prop.
Gambrinas
AND
goob 'irEaesrs'iK:
everybody
THIB
AT.P.Y mPWriVUD
STORE
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16c Silk garter elantlo , . . . 8c
25o black lore Blockings 15C
Mon's 40c fancy overshlrts... 25c
Prices on nlnrt waiata cut to piecca
S5c Irco trimmed corset covers lEc
Men's eooka ,, 4C
$4 50 ailk waists, beat $2.00
200 yds. beat ppool cotton ..... ,2c
Full count plua, paper i0
35oleathor bolts .,... lj0
(Jhild'u's 20c summer undcrvi'r 10c
Ladica' 10c black atockings. . . .10c
THE QUICK
Proprietors.
Salem, Orecron
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At Easter Time
in when the building business will be In
full swing. If you haven't given your
orders for your lumbar requirements it
will pay you to got oBtlmntes from
(Joodalo Lumbor Co., for any and nil
kinds of lumbor for out or insido work,
lath, shingles, earth, doors, blinds and
ovory thing needed In this lino.
Goodale Lumber Co.
Ntsr S P. PaEfl'r. depot. Phono 051
Lall and be convinced.
A Perfectly Laundered
Shirt Front...
If worth goina mile to see, many
miles to uet. Yot wo will give you Jujt
that and brintf it to your door, oar
laundry work Is proverbial for Its "'"
letice among thoan "in the know. 3IJ
we call for your washing this week ana
return It on tho day promised, a fsoipi
of tho way wo launder tb ngs?
Salem Steam Laundry
COLONBl, J. OLMBTBD, PB0PK1BT0B.
DonoDB n. OLMRTKO. MOB. ..
Phono 411 231 Liberty Btie
is welcome at
NOBLB
Cor. Btato and Commercial
Beer!
'Phone, Main 81
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