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BEN FRANKLIN
Wb tlio inventor of the doublo or bi
focal spectacle lauaea, whlsh is now
coming into aoch gentral mo for tliore
who have paseed the morldlan of life.
Wo fit thn bi focal In all the many differ
ent styles. We have one special bl-focal
arrangomsnt that haa never been ox
ctlled for glaas cat, and comfort, and
tho preservation of yeright, It cotnei
nearer being tho natural ayi tlmn any
thing In the way of a glare
Kjroj teited free,
Clias. II. Hinges
gW Hclsntlflo Optician. 88 Stnlo fit
Nrxt door to JLadd A Uuih bank
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Tho quality of tho strawberries wo handle le Juat a sample of our
other goods.
TUB l'ARI8 DKBRY Fineit flavored tahlo berry grown.
THE MAGOON-Swcot with an excellent flavor.
THE WILSON Tho only canning berry now In inarkot.
I'll on o In your orderi early na atrnwborrles aro auarco.
Fuller & Douglas, Gt ocet s
142 Slato St., D'Aroy Bldg. Phone Main 2201
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Circuit Judge Boise Finds for
the Plaintiffs
In tlie Stceves vs Willis Bros.
& Co. Litigation
Dr, Darrin Says Yes and
Gives Overwhelming
Proof Assertion
In tho stilt for an accounting of D.
1). Stoovofl, Charles Glnggott and
Lydla Stoovoe, vs. Willis Dros. & Co.,
Circuit Judge II. P. Bolso has ren
dered a decree for tho plaintiffs. Tho
defendants lu the case wore Eugene
Willis and wife, and l'ercy Willis and
wlfo, hut the case was dismissed as to
Percy Willis and wlfo. Tho court
finds that Eugene Willis, as prosldont
of tho corporation, had collected mon
ey belonging to the corporation equal
to 40 pur cent, of tho total capital
Btoalc of $18,600, amounting to $7200,
for which ho had rendered no account
to tho stockholders, except tho Hum of
C per cent, of $1080. Tho court furth
er decreed that Willis, bolng a tmstco
of tho balance, amounting to $0120,
tlitit hu pay tho sum over to tho stock
holders of tho corporation.
J. If. McNnry and 11. P. Donhnm
woro tho attomoys for tho plaintiff.
For tho dofondantB Urown & Wright
man appeared for Eugene Willis and
wlfo, whllo It. J, Fleming represented
Percy Willis ox ux.
Docket Entries.
Jitilgu Ilolno made tho following
docket entries:
I). I). BtoovvB, ot ul vs. Willis Pros.
& Co., accounting; doorno for plain
tiff.
J. a. Wright vs. It. 0. Haley, ot nl.,
forcoloRtiro; demurrer to answer over
ruled. Joanna Pugh vs, John Hamilton, ct
nl., Injunction; at Issue, Tilnl nt 10
a. in., July 0,
Joseph W. Kirk vs. Petor P. Kirk,
ot nl., partition; motion to strike out
part of complaint allowed.
Wlnfleld Cover vs. Kllon S. Hoby, ot
nl, to quiet title; leave to amend complaint.
Divorce Suit.
Judgu IIoIbu Is this afternoon hear
Ing tho divorce suit of I.. K. Clluo vs,
Wm. M. Chile.
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qsess $35 - $40
Receipts for the Month.
During tho month of Juno County
Treasurer Downing roeelvod In foes
$661.00 from the other county olllcurs,
us follews: Clerk Hall, $X7ii.75; Ho-
corder Ilohuid, $201. IK.
A Muitcale
IlyMlsHSIieltou'Mpuplls will be given
nt tho First Coiigreutloiial church
this evening. They will ha nsslstod
by Mrs. Hinges and MIsa Mario Van
dersol. To bo used tills evening nt
Miss Hheltou'ri recital are Mehlln &
Kou's plniios, kindly furnished by N.
O. Nlslwy. of Portland.
CUSHION FMAME, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAfllE - -
Call and eeo tho 1003 RAHIILKIl OUHIUON FUAMK, it Is UUfidaya
Ahead of nil.
ROCKING CRANK IIANOl'.R does nway with tho flat and clumsy
prlng. CALL AND CXAMINt! IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT,
RlfVflA Qlltlflrf AQ Ofalldencrlptlona nt prices as cheap na
UlVJvIV UUllUAAVa nuywiero,nud wohnvo Juat what you want.
Mrs. Abbla Waroham was for 2C
years a sufforor from oplloptlc fits
Tho many scars that sho will carry
through llfo bear ovldonco of tho tor
rlblo falls sho sustained as a result
of this most horrible affliction opl
lopsy, Sho consulted the boat tncdlcul
talent, six umoront physicians pro
nouncing tho caso Incurable. Sho
was recommended at last to Dr. Dar
rln, but In her own mind and In tho
minds of liar friends with but llttlo
hopes of ovor bolng cured. Appended
uro her own werds:
"Dr. Darrin treated mo with elec
tricity and medicine, and from the
first I began to Improve, and nftor a
thorough courso of his treatmout
am happy to suy I am cured. 1
havo had no indication of n rottirn of
my awful aflllction for tho past 11
yours. I give this In the Interest of
thoso similarly allllcted, and most
heartily rocommond Dr. Darrln's sys
tem. I had epilepsy 2C years bofore
going under Dr. Darrln'H caro. No
vember 11 ho cured mo of a caso of
deafness In ouo hour. I rofer to Mrs.
U, F. Haley and Mrs. Graham, corner
of First and Main streets, also Mrs.
F. K. Dewey, 38C Davis Btroot, Port
land, all of whom know my condition,
than and now.
"Ilefor any and all to mo nt Monta
villa, Oregon, by letter or In person.
"MRS. AHI1II2 WARRHAM."
Sciatica Rheumatism Cured.
To tho Editer: I wish to Htato my
case In brlof. FIvo years ago I was
adllctod with sciatica rheumatism and
cured by Dr. Darrin with electricity
and medicine. I romnln pormnnontly
cured, Refor any ono to mo at 515
Hood street, Portland.
A. DHNNBTT.
Dr. Darrln's Place of Uutlness.
Dr. Darrin gives froo oxumlnntlon to
all, and when nocossnry glveo medi
cine in connection with eloctrlclty.
Tho poor treated froe from 10 to 11
dally, except medicines. Thoso will
ing to pay, 10 to 6; evenings, 7 to 8;
Sundays, 10 to 3.
ISrrors of youth, blood taints, gleet,
linpotoncy, vnrlococolo, deafnofw, ca
tarrh mid stricture a specialty. All
chronic mnle mid female prlvnto dis
eases treated nt $fi a week, or lu that
proportion of time, m tho enso may
require. No cases published oxcopt
by permission of tho pntlont. All busi
ness relations with Dr. Darrin strictly
confidential. Letters of Inquiry nn
jwnrod. Circulars and question blanks
sent free. ISyos touted and glattnoH
lltted. Dr. Darrln's olllcos aro at Wll
InmettM Hotel, Snlom, until Soptem
her 1st.
POLLS
CLOSE
TONIGHT
Lively' Contest Waged
Goddess of Liberty
for
The balloting for Goddoss of Liberty
will close nt 0 o'clock this evening,
when the vote will be canvassed, and
the successful candidate announced.
From Indications this nftornoon, tho
roal contost has centered In Miss
Pearl Ooulet, who has boon ono of tho
leading candidates and Mls9 Joanetto
Drown, tho choice of tho Elks, whllo
the friends of Miss Leona Ryan havo
not by any means abandoned their de
termination to olect tho popular "hol
lo" operator. At any rato, tho con
test Is a lively one, and Interest rivals
a political campaign.
The vote to dnte Is as follews:
Miss Cloulet 100
Miss Ryan 192
Miss Howe M0
Miss Morrison 139
Miss Urown 137
Miss Bernardl 128
Miss Whlttier 6
EUGENE
PIONEER
JSDEAD
Alaria AlcCornack, Mother of
E. P. McCornack
o-
UIOYOLK REPAIRING
fit all make of bloyclo tlroa.
us a call. Wo try to please.
Wohnvo a complete bicycle repair shop. We
wo repair an innxea ot uicycloa. Hive
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Dank.
se3S33xffiej)
CLARK'S SEEDLINGS
ARK NOW AT TIIKIft VERY REST,
Do You Want to Can Clark's seedlings?
If so you ruuat got thorn this week, NKXT WEEK WILL Hit TOO LATE.
Give us vour orders for VAOUM, MABON8 AND BUN fruit jars; the very btxt
to be had.
ROTH
124 Stat Btfttt.
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Mrs. HIUKtM will slug at Miss Slisl
ton's recital tonight,
o
Farm Mnohlnery,
Come ami see T. H. Walt, who hns
the Plnuo hinder, mower, rakes utid
xtrns, John Dere Plow Company's
full line, Including wagons, spring ve
hicle, with sttxd or rubber tires.
Plena come ami so the goods, and
use your bewt Judgment, and wo will
ho Butlslled. Next door south of Wil
lamette Hotel. No. 100 198 Commer
cial street, 8nlun. 7-ldw
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Mr. Hlnnes and Miss Vandenol
will assist at MIsa Shelton's recital
Tuesday evenlno, at the ConareQatlon
nl ohurch.
PERSONALS.
IS. P. McCornack hns returned from
Portlnud.
J. II. Dlmlck, of Hublmrd, Is lu tho
city today.
Dr. Alice Prottymnn has returned
from n visit In Portlnud.
Mm. K. T. Adair Is expected home
tonight from Des Moines, Iowa, whore
she has been taking n course lu osteopathy.
Mrs. Mario McCornack, an Oregon
pioneer of 1858, and mother of E. P.
McCornack, of this city, dlod at bur
homo In Kugeno suddenly, of heart
failure, early Monday morning. Sho
wns aged 78 years.
Mary ICakln McCornack was born
near Londonderry, Ireland, January
7, 1821. Sho came to America In 1838,
with her parents, who settled In Kane
county, Illinois. In 1812 sho married
Andrew McCornack. They crossed tho
plains with ox teams in 1853, and set
tled, lute In the fall, near Olympla,
Washington. In 1868 they enmo to
I.riio county, residing here ovor since.
Andrew McCornack died In 1872.
Twelve children survive them, ns
follews: W. R. McCornack, of Flor
ence; IC. A., II. F. and Miss Mary E.
McCornnfck, Mis. C. M. Colllor and
Mrs. J. K. Stevenson, of Eugene; Dr,
W. A. McCornack, of Mendocino, Cal.;
IC. P. McCornack, of Snlom; Mrs. Dr.
13. P. Geary, of Portland; J. IC McCor
nack, of Palouse, Washington; Mrs.
t A Wells, of San Frnnclsco, mid
Frank II. McCornack, of Klamath
Falls.
WOMAN'S
CLUB
RECEPTION
First Anniversary Held Last
Night
The ladlos who compose the Salem
Woman's Club can fool Justly gratified
in tho succoss of their reception hold
last night In tho oxccutlvo apartments
of the capitol building.
It was a brilliant gathering of rep
rescntntlvo men and womon, to tho
number of about 300, who mot In so
cial dlBcoursd to do honor to tho first
nnnlvorsarv ot tho club. Tho Blue
room, with tho governor's prlvnto of'
flcos, hnd been transformed Into leafy
bowers of beauty and fragrance, that,
togother with tho brilliant lights and
beautiful costumes of tho ladlos, lend
a scene to tho surroundings they had
never known before. Mrs. R. S. Bonn,
as vlco-prosldont, gave a cordial nd
dross of welcome, sotting forth tho ob
Jocts of tho club, and Its purposes,
and oxtendlng nn Invitation to the la
dies of Salem to Join lu its benefits to
thomsolves and tho city of tholr rosl
denco. Governor Geer rospondod with
morry sallies of wit and good humor,
at tho exnonao of himself and the
club, and confessed that tho ladles
must be mi and doing, as tho femi
nine head of his houso kept him hust
ling writing hor speeches.
At tho conclusion of tho program
light refroshmonts wero served In tho
governor's prlvnto Banctum, consist
ing of Ico cream, cake, etc., which wns
also vory delicious, and It was draw
ing very nenr tho midnight hour boforo
tho guosts took tholr departure and
tho rccoptlon was ovor. The program,
ns rondored, follews:
Vocal solo "Ho Was a Prlnco".,.. '
Oooigo Snyder
Address of wolcqntu.'.Mrs. Ina C. Benn
Vocal solo ''Tr'oasuios of tho Sea
Aio IMr'iod Doop".. George Snydor
Rosponsivo address... Gov. T. T. Geer
Recitation... Miss Bosslo Buckingham
Vocal solo "Doop In tho Mine"
George Snydor
Instrumoiital selection by Miss Win
nlfred Byrd.
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We've just ad
wear. Ihis was i
hat sales this Sprirj
is no idle boast t1
hats between Portl1
important to the
showing them ov
hat case.
r
Are going Iiiidi
my to stock up a
They're a snap at tj
they're the famous
Of course evj
ish Spring suit i
D. E. Huntsinger, funeral director,
155 Court street. 'Phone Main 801.
Residence 21st street.
Celebrate!
Aro tho most I B
proof, eelf-oiling anV
1902 Mode
1902 Mode
1901 Models r
1902 Special AU,
Wetlt anv coaster il
cydtsat 1C0 State S'g.
Mrs. Hinges and Miss Vandersol
will assist at Miss Shelton'o recital
Tuesday evening, at the Congregation
al church.
.CHICAGO
STORE...
PKOPLB'S BAROAIN MOUSE.
A Wonderful Stnn ',,,o,?,ieKo 8toro- A '
TTVUUW11U1 UIU1V hivnof Industry, Itusy, Huay. llusy
la no name for it. Honest murehtuidlilug, good gooda aud luw prices
beep us always on (bo jump.
19a white dnoV, yam .... 10
l(o blue duck, yard ltio
8ko outing ilauiutl fio
7Mo light oolored terals. . i)v
Wo Jap tils all eoUira aio
Uemnaata. dliultUi, lawna, or
gandUf aud lineu oratliM.
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tllkallne, yard Re
oquh iwit vara .... 7i
no emuroiary. yu . . .so
'Sgo. Ajdf S4l0. . l
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78o cslleo wrapper
Men's Mo milirk'ua
S6o
ik'ilftii iiuilMrivHitr
all oolers
Mru't BlouptOHiatnutMktleia. . lfto
Aietra waau hats
Hoy'a straw bata
Men's 60s nelt shirts
DALRYMPLE'S
Hoya,vrUi',llsiai
Ladles' ahlrt walata.
ICe
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HALF I'RIOK
II 96 kkl bIovm, all iwlra. . .
SiM waal veil
90 faw veil, nV
'vjpr tio Qm, Moadiy anJ Tuesday.
iciors.
S4eaj, Orceon
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10c X I
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Muslin Underwear
A really worthy Hue of the bet
made uudermuNlliis In the country.
Made lu wHl ventilated fuctorlea.
Daintily trlmm.ul with hue and
embioldery.
Slimmer Underwear
Fin rlblwd vwtu and iwnU lu
Unlit weights for warm days, nUo
light weight union suit In whit.
Warner's
Rust
Proof
Corsets
Th ob- corMt for suuiMtor wer.
A big Jlu of Stic Mllrs In black.
ne. antu. pink huU blu
Parasols at Half
A grit liuucli
U'lHlc aud
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2 11 "SUNOIA I
I'red Neckerman itxpects to vacate
his wiloon on State street July 15th,
and store his bar fixture with Turn
Walt. In the room next to the Willam
ette, when he will occupy a room In
the new Kllnger building that Is going
up. The placo whore he Is will he
lltted up for a now Jewelry store far
Shormnii Thompson, who Joins lu the
up-Stnto-streot procotwlon.
Variety Store
Plnga and Fireworks.
New lot of Indian
Hakotju8t in.
ANNORA. M, WELCH
The Variety Storo, 01 Court Street
WHEAT MARKET.
Portland, July 1. Wheat, Walla
Walla, C0c; Valloy, 07c; Biuostcam,
70c.
Taconia July 1 Whont OS1
CO 14 c.
San Francisco. July 1. Wheat,
$1.10..
GOLD DUST FL0UK
Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
Sidney, Oregon.
Mado for family uso, ask your
grocer for It. Brnn and
Bhorta always on hand.
A. T. WALN Affent
NEW TODAY.
For Sale. A Shetland pony nnd a
pony buggy, nearly now, at a bar
gain. Inquire of Dallas atime. 7-iat
For Sale. Family retfldonre of twel
rooms, partly furnished, modern im
provement, furuace, etc., large
barn, Improved grouinla, cumprUlng
four lots. Will he sold cheap. In
cpilre Journal olllce. 71 lm
oeoeoooeooeeooooc
i Jboes.
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That cannot be excelled
for the money.
MANY CELEBRATED
MAKES . . .
SOME TAN SHOES
$3.50 values to close
them out at
Repairing neatly done
...JACOB V0GT...
265 Com'l, St.
Bicycle Sundries
Sewing Machines
Oils and Repairs
Wo rirrv at n'l tluit n most complete
line of bicycle stiudnea including nil the
standard articles usd about the wheel.
We have the tires from f6 n pnir up.
Our bella are extra good value. Our 50o
pump Is a wonder, buing 12 inches long
with a heavy east hew.
We are lUtitig a lot ol thoso spring
se.it posts theie duya. $L6 and l.(0.
They are a luxury and a boon to all
ridera, especially women,
Sewing machine parts, too, including
boat olle, needlea and anything else you
netd. Our neeJIes are Sfre a doien.
They are tho beat grade
F. A. WIGGINS
246267 Liberty Street
Salem
RINEMAN'S DAROAINS.
Shoulders,
Per lb 10c.
Deviled Ham small) per can
5c 6 for 25c.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10c 3 cans 25c.
Sardines, per box
5c 6 boxes 25c.
Salmon, 3 cans
25c
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 25c.
Catsup, per pt bottle
15c 2 bottles 25c.
Cocoanut (bulk) per lb
15c.
Good Soda (16-oz pkg )
5c 6 pkgs 25c.
Corn 8tarch, per pkg
5c.
Washing Powder,per pkg
Dc.
Bring us your buttor and eggs. We
pay highest market prlco, cash or
merchandlso.
M. T. RINEMAN
132 State 8t Telephone 131
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mum it.in srr. rrrr mamiw. umv 4
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mmmtowflm wi
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K""V.r"' " ..rn.tnntlon.?
ceriiucniuB uii ,j
sta(
ranf
-ifc si ru
).:' tion m 176 oor year. StroTKTNnr
cou so and well rqulppelt training dopaj
menL The fall term opens Sept. 10.' rf
"?",'.,; rn.,iatning full information 7
caii"h" c. n HESBr.uij '
dMjMD.V.DUTLRB;
J" Secretly
Proaiden
I
-. ii8aite;fcj '.J
we Have no Two Years
Compefifors
In Ihe class of printinf
we are doing. Coup
ling this with the fact
we deliver when prom
ised, has built us up
the largest job printing
business in Salem.
Schaefer & Palmer
EST Rooms 8. 4, aud 5 Moorei b!r.
Phone, 2111, Red.
Ap...
:;Pearson,PageCo.
WILL Hl'V
FRUITS OF ALL KINDS
a
I
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FOR PACKING AND UvN.NIXU a
top market nsi. Now rdy for buti
9 um opiH)tite OHitiul Mnrv. slu..
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o
o
"to8 ! Frank Dayis
Local
Manaeer
Powdered Vaulllo was sold by
gentlemen from tho Kaet.
Now wo have tho aame kind of
goods to cell. ,.
Tho powder la clean, clear, wbltjjori
and strong.
Call for "Crystal Bngared Vanll-
II. e".
The prlco is cheaper than whit it
haa been cold for.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE
fiOFFEE ROASTER.
Phnno 3411 black. Free Dellrerj
'i.
lid-Season sale of
Garnet Remnants
m
k.Hir-tricM I
Towels
w
't:S.
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ot 'mn to ckvM At li jr .S t&r
Im. llettr see tho 11 '5UjilW
K-; Ufrfc-.
rtkr,lui II - f . -Jiatmimu
' - ia: ra j -- .h i . i -m waaaispak.
W . Try U. ' tVl:'
jaaHaVaaHK S ' lT'",,VUn UTsiK 9-
BT .' . ';.,.'' a - jTtT ' WnifiiMs'isMsW'fc U MUH.
These carpets contata from 10 to 40 yards of a
kinds and a few pieces have more, We most
get them out of the way, People who took advantage ot our
early spring sale were well pleased with their bargains, Others
will be iust as much pleased with the bargains we are now of
fering. 5c VELVET '... . ...75c
Summer Garments ' StapesIry r? ??
When handMuely laundered, look verv n j .. !.
SarSV'Wiinatt RenS equally great on other .aa1ities. We have less
genilepien'a elilrt walata, duok suits. vemrrie . iW 1 ,i T.
r'wSJ fffflS k tS f thls sale than befo s6 we urge your promptness
" ,!?I.?f ."S? lh quar. ultlninish I II VOU intend takina arlvnr.fn f U
our ratee are low, 0tiinnt on what
we do aitf oor unauiiuuua chorus of
praise
Salem Steam Laundry
you intend taking advantage of it
Wj
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