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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 18, 1fr02
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Today's;
Great Silk:
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Regular 50c Wash Silks in a Beautiful
Line of Patterns . . .
39c yard
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Don't Miss the
Great July Sale
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BEN FRANKLIN
Was the Inventor of tlio riouhlo or bi
focal spectacle lenses, which li now
coming Into inch general use for thorn
who havo pasted Hie meridian of llfo,
Wo fit thn bl focal In nil the many differ
ent styles. Wo havo one special bl-focul
arrangement that liai never beon ox
celled for glass case, and comfort, and
the preservation of eyotluht. It cotnei
nearer being the natural ey thnn any.
thine In the way of a iflaes
r.yes teited tree,
Clias. II. Hinges
MT (Scientific Optician. K8 Statu Ht.
Next door to ladd & Ituth bank
OFFER
WAS
REFUSED
Superintendent Lee Tendered
Mrs. Waggoner $300
For the Delivery of Merrill's
Body--To Contest Reward
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Before buying your supplies for your outing you should rail nt our store and
and inspect tho most compldo lino of camping goods over shown.
HTAIl HAMS.
STAR I1AOON.
HTAH HAM 8AUHAOK.
BTAlt HUMMER BAU8AGK.
STAR DRIIH) IIKKF.
BTKAMKD OOOKKI) HAM.
Tho most comploto lino of canned
meats shown.
Our Hed Itlbbon canned goods are
proper pom In to tnkm with vein.
TUB IliailT KIND OK COl'TKH.
HTATK IIUU8K COI'FKK.
KIN II KK COFFKK.
GRKddH COFFKK.
I'ut up In nlr tight nuns. Just tho
thing for you
ROTH
134 SMls Street.
Sl graber
Telephone 511
m nfrfttiHHH iHiiiiiiiiiiin h Minn t i
$40 oHMr $55
$45 ''Kf $60
i "WIES S3E3X.X-
Mrs. Mary WagRowr. of Lewis conn
ty, Washington, who found ninl dcllv
cled Convict Merrill's body to tho pen
Itcntiitry authorities, was offered $.W
by rJuporlntunilent L"e to reimburse
hor for bar expenses and as it rownrd
for the delivery of tho body. The of
fer Was rejected by Mm. Wagoner,
who box filed In the Kovernor's officii n
written claim for the $1B00 reward,
Any further proceeding I))' Mrs. Vnfr
Koner to recover the reward will de-
pond upon (lovernor (leer.
When Merrlll'ii body had been de
livered to Mrs, Waggoner, nfti'r the
coroner's liuniest. she purchased a
metal casket, that was plainly trim
iiumI, into wlilcli the remains were
placed, after a neat burial robe had
been provided. In this way the mur
dered outlaw received a ilocent burial,
Sheriff Doggoler ninf Mr. Wukroii-
or left this iiionilnc for Chehnlls.
Wbon Hceu at tho ralroad Htatlon Mrs.
WiiKKonar Hnld:
"The prison iiiannnommit and 1 could
not agree on term of settlement for
tho delivery of Merrlll'ii body. Super
intendent Leo mnilo me an offer of
?,'I00 to reimburse mo for my oxponsoH
anil troublo, but I tofUKcd to ncceit It.
In finding nnd delivering tho body to
the penitentiary olllcluls at Halem, my
oxpense IteuiM alone aggregated ovor
1200, nnd, In view of the circum
stances, I do not think (lie tender made
by Hitporlnteiideut Leo In dosorvlnj;
of serious coiiHlderatlon. I am still of
the belief that I am entitled to the re
ward of $11100, nnd ahull continue to
miibe that contention. I havo filed
witli tho governor a formal claim for
tho $IR00 reward money. I hIhiII wait
nnd Meo what action (lovernor Oeer
tubes before taking fin liter steps to
enforce the payment of the reward.
"It Iiiim been Minted that 1 wan black
berrying with my aim, when I (Uncov
ered the body of .Merrill. TIiIh Ih In
correct, iik Ih iiImo the repot t that I
am a widow. I wna punning down the
toad to n uolKhhnr'K when I wan at
1 1 acted by tho went of a decomposed
body, and located the remaliiH. I also
havo a htiHband."
Mm. Waggoner koouim hopeful of re
alining more than tho :HH) that Iiiim
been offered, nnd It Is iiuderMtood that
Shell IT Doggelttr, of Lewis county. Is
MlaiidluK loyally by Mrs. Waggoner In
her contoMt for the reward money.
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day. Tho parties woro married In Sa
lem on'March 15, 1871, and desortlon
Ih alleged.
W. L. Sklpton this afternoon pur
chased the Intorostof Mr. Uoedlghelmor
In the Club Htablos, nnd the firm will
now be Dlsquo & Slclpton, Albert
Dlsauo continuing In tho business.
John McDonald was arrostod this
aftornoan by ConHtablo Lewis for
the larceny of a bicycle, tho property
of Kd. Contos. McDonald had pawned
tho wheol for $3.50, and when ar
raigned before Justlco Iforgan pleaded
for considerate trentment. Ho re
deemed tho bicycle nnd restored It to
Its owner, paid all e.ostH' In tho case,
anil the larcony charge wns dismissed,
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THE OPOTTED CAYU8E CRAZE.
The
The bund will be there nt the lawn
social tonight. Plenty of scuts. Come
and spend a pleasant evening.
RA6Y6LE
; And can r epair your inferior
wheels as often as they need it
. A complete line of SUNDRIES and
lower than can be found elsewhere.
'IRES at prices i
Coaster brakes put on S5.50
G. t Heavy tread casing 53,50
Minor Mention
Local import
W. H. 1 1 ii rot, of Aurora, Iihm brought
milt ngnliiMt W. W. (llesy and John
(llegy, also of Aurora, to recover about
S()i), his coMtM ami attorueyM' fees (1
(1. Illiigham U attorney for I In ml.
"Hop Picker Wanted" Is the famil
iar placard that has alrnHily appeared
about 8alem. Tht fuct that an In
eroflswl lUTOHgw, eMtlumtml at MH)
acres. iHiiue Into beating In (lie Wil
lamette valley till yer. will require
mtuiy additional picker, and It I ex
pected a grHt deal of unlaid help
may Ih Imported for the toii. Dlf.
hYully wa epeiiencel laMt yer by
many grower In sevurlug pickers, ami
there I every ludliathm that the sain
trouble will be leiieuttNl thl fll.
W. A. Wlille I plaintiff In a dlu.ire
Mult HgMlimt Jane T. Willie, lllml la
the Mhi-Uhi couuty i-lrtMilt cimrt lo-
Callco Equlnes Are in Demand
for Eastern Children,
The calico cuyuse of tho Western
hills Is becoming quite fashionable in
the Kftt, and the demand for spotted
bronchos Is rapidly Increasing. With
the cessation of war and the conse
quent diminution of domand for caval
ry mounts, the Western range horso
grower saw bis business slipping from
him. but If fashion takes up the calico
cuyuse along with ping-pong, thoro Is
yet a hope. Tho cayuso Is not a valu
able animal, so fur us price goos, and
lucky Is he Indeed who can secure fltO
for one of them In this country, yet in
the Knstern markets It Is claimed they
spring skyward In monetary worth, and
bring ftom $50 to $75. In iiitlon of
their spots.
It Is ostimntod that on the rungos
of Kasteru Washington nnd Oregon
there nro 20,000 cayusos at tho pres
ent time. Collin & Company, of Port
laud, Ore., nro gathering them In for
ICnsteru shipment, as a speculation,
and visits me being made to all sec
tions of the Inland empire to select
the most attractive animals. The
cayuso cnuo lias Its main hold upon
the rich people. An Indian pony Is
Just the thing for tho children to ride
to school or go driving with In the
park. For attractive pinto ponies
they arc, tuererore, content to pay a
large price.
The fact that the cayuso breeds on
the range mid maintains himself from
the day he Is bom, makes hi growth
and pioflt to the stockman, and at the
age of three or four yi'ars ho can he
gathered In and sold on the first dny
bis owner ever saw him, be has ful
filled Ids mission on the stock farms
of tho West. What bo may do after
be renche the Kast Is quite another
matter- Walla Walla I'lilon.
JOURNAL
HAD A
SCOOP
Not Denied That Alen Tried to
Scale Prison Walls
AN EX
AMPLE OF
MANY
Glauton f. young
1 Phone Red 2556. 5-40 North Cottage St f
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(Tome anb See XPb
lhrforo you start em your summer wiling. We
bsvo juit wlist you runt nml are now making
proUjtjr of your wanU. Bverylliltig ewefully
ekel rend far ihlpweut wkeu deeJr). i t
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
14 SUU SU, D'Arejr Bldg. Vh0M Malu m
wmHmmmttuwmnuimmntmttnuunnmtuxnxtm
Boys' Suits
The "Banner
Brand"
Suit the beys fer style: suits the
Mammas betjuto there Is lew
mending, and suits the papas be
cause there's a saving In price.
$1.00 and up
Yeung: Men's
Suits
Styles up to now; new clr
senemet; made af best material
and llnlnrjt. Yeu da ysurtelf an
Injustice If you mlM seeiHfi cur
values at
$') and $10 Suit
Shirts
Fancy ncHgee with faiwy bcxAmi
entirely new patterns; pearl but
ton. All fine value for the price.
75c SI, $1.75 each
DALRYMPLE'S
When a few months ago rumors of
tho marvels that were being wrought
In tho oIIU'oh or Dr. Darrln. at the Wil
lamette Hotel, Salem, began to spread
III this community, Investigation was
made; Dr. Darrln, his patients and bis
reference were interviewed. Among
tho latter, ns then stntetl, were men
ami women In all walks of life, nu-1
they all told the same story of quirk
and positive cure or benefit. To listen
to them Dr. Dnrrlu has a llrst mort
gage on a fame (but will endure. Dr.
Dnrilu Is dally In receipt of lettsrH
couched. In the same spirit. The fol
lowing letter wn received by him from
Mrs. Ilenrlcl, a prominent lady of the
town of Montnvllle.
Dr. Darrln: Heven ywirs ago. in
Portland, I was under your electrical
medical treatment for discharging ear
and deafue of eight years' standing.
You cured me. nml I have never had
a return of the trouble. .My husband
was treated at the same time for kid
ney trouhl ami lame bark of three
yeHi-' duration. All known lemedie
failed to cure him, until he took our
treatment. He ha never bad a re
turn of hi ailment. Our address I
Montavllla. dr.. formerly Jit. H1uh,
r. I Mlt. 1 1). HICNItlCI
The Dig Dally and the Little Dally,
There has bu more or lea discus-
slmi reretitly ss to (bo crowding out
of the small dally pers by the dailbM
pukllhel In the big cities Bowo of
(he publishers of the former cuts tf
papers pniftsM to bo greatly abtrniMl
over the proMrt.
The Aspen. (Cut.) lime. Uonvor,
Is not iw of thH. In a ret-eut wll
toHal It said:
me t(Nbi think, itr sy they do.
that the day Is ntplUiy neaHng us ht
the big rlQ- dully, with IU uages tf
lltemtur every day. will crowd ot
the awaller UMur, and mm re (om
Mraudssi ot U shoal of rut aad tl
sater. W do Hot y aigus of
that tltuo stHtroHchlHg. Oh the co.
tntry. we do the prowls of a full
r and Mturv rowpMe use of the kxwl
HewsuMiwr.
The groMt city 4lliw way U divid
ed Into two cbiaes. The Nng I the
suttaiaised ami reopecUbi mr. IU
obiwt la ItMHrtnL Mo- aad HoUiIgg
le Is what It Is sfur. It Is afrsta to
Exposure Doubtless Results
in Greater Precautions
The Journal story of two men trying
to get over the Oregon state prison
wall Tuesday night was eagerly road,
and the papers were scarce soon after
the public got hold of the story. Tho
story wns Justified as It put some of
the prison forces on their guard.
Tho prison oiriclnls wore surprised
at tho story gottlng out, and some of
the guards wore questioned closely to
ascertain bow the Information had
leaked out. Hut no one know. The
Journal bad managed a great news
scoop without getting a word of In
formation from the prison manage
ment, or from any guard, and tho mys
tery as to how news gets out Is still
unsolved. If It has the effect of pre
venting a general delivery it lias
served Its purpose.
Portland Paper Hears a Rumor.
The following was sent from Salem
yesterday to a Portland paper:
There was a vague rumor on the
streets today that an attempt was
was made by two men to enter the
penitentiary last Tuesday evening. In
qu'ry at the pilsou fails to bring either
confirmation or denial. It Is known
that tho story had currency umong the
prison employes, hut no one seemed to
talk of the matter very seriously.
In order to remove one of the means
of protection which aided Tracy and
Merrill In their oscnpo, tho prison au
thorities have hauled out of tho pris
on yard the big piles of moulding
boxes which wore stacked In long rows
around the stove foundry shops. The
prison yard will be cleared as far as
posslblu of all material which might
afford a hiding place and protection
for a convict or other person seeking
to .-ecrete himself Inside tho yard.
About n week ngo one addltlonnl
guard was placed on duty in the shop
yard, so there nro now three men on
guard there at night Ilofnro the out
break one man guarded the yard at
night.
The Journal prints tho story of Mrs.
Waggoner's refusing to take $:ioo for
delivering Merrill's body, which will
probably surprise many persons. Pub
lic sentiment generally favors liberal
treatment of Mrs. Wnggoner.
If those Portland detectives had
found Merrill's body they would have
pulled the state's leg for several thou
sand. Hut Mrs. Waggoner Is n woman
11 stranger, and tins no political pull.
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Umatilla Lands to Be Sold at Auction
South of Athena, on the opposite
Mlde of the big Umatilla Indian reser
vation, lie 110,000 acres which are af
fected by the Moody law, recently
passed in Congress. They nro the lust
of the unallotted or unsold lauds of the
reservation. President Koosevelt af
fixed hi signature to the bill, and It
Is now a law. The date has not been
set, but these lauds will be offered for
sale at auction before a great time.
Twelve years ago this laud was ap
praised by a government board nml
value llxed at from $I.2S to I'.'fi an
acre, according to tho various grade
betweon scab sheep range and good
agricultural mill. The fact that the
Moody law allows squatters a 90 days'
prior right to pin chase the laud they
have squatted on at the npprnlsed
value has caused quite a rush of these
Individual. Land values have ad
vanced considerable over the ap
praisement of 12 years ago, and these
men will make considerable money
by selling out Immediately. There has
been no trouble over squatters' rights
yet. and pndiahly will ho none, such
a was experienced at the Fort II
(ienliiK
The valuable agricultural binds
have practically all been located by
squatters, and much o-f the better
el of range land which show farm
ing possibilities has also bewi squat
ted on. The great hulk of the iW.OOO
acre, however, will Iw placed on sal,
but I useful only a sheep or steer
pasture. In fart, the squatter on this
kind of land are said to Iw mostly In
(lie employ of stockmen. The squat
tw on the tMMt agricultural lands
will have a Unmusw. in buying at the
appraised value, a sooie of thetw have
bu cultivated fur svstoI year, and
art equally fertile nud valuable with
til high priced laud owned by the
Umatilla Induing, and leaned auuually
at a high rUU tu rervatlou farm
r, who grow imu)u crops of
whewt. The scab laud I worth pr
hau twice a much as th appraisal
rate, and cuasUtute au excellent
peculation for a squatter.
Whtm all the Uwattluu. vn
Wlla and CayuiM wr allotted
holding from th larger tract meas
ured out for UH hi- u United
State goverumwtt. a nmaldewMhh
tract wa hrft. Much of thl wa sokl
SEASIDE
VOTING
CONTEST
Ballot for the Yeung: Ladles
At Noon
The bnllots In the voting contest for
a free otitlngat Newport were counted
today, and the following were found
cast for tho young ladles of this city
by their friends:
Names. Votes.
Beatrice Sholton 47
Iva Smith
Jennie Hooth "
Leona Ryan ,6
Edltlk Sapplngflehl :19
Celesta Llston 10
Cora McAteo 1S
Nelllo Derby 15
Leona Hriggs
Myi tie Ollmorc 9
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PERSONALS.
J. D. Hrowor and wife expect to
make a permanent home In Michigan.
They may start tomorrow. Mr. Hrow
or was for many years m employe
and Industrial teacher at the Oregon
deaf mute Institute. He Is a compe
tent typesetter, nnd a man of the On
est chntacter.
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A Christian gentleman will not let
his horse go without water, and some
even put a simile of green leaves over
his head, ami a lly-net on his back.
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rrrr Men's Summer
:TAnvvl
ii HOSIERY
Several dozen patterns
to select from.
They're too handsome
to be hidden.
Prices 25, 50c
See our display.
and light
select line
They are . .
Vests
In white
shades, A
met nnened
cool and they're dressy,::
This Lot $2.50 and $3 00 each. . .
ANAMASTIFF HATS
Four lines just received.!
The very latest for the
swell dresser
Price $3.00
Salem Woolen Mill 5fore;i
254-256 Commercial Street
ii Special to
ii Farmers
Look!
A No. 1 Portland cement, $3.00 per
barrel, warranted; also No. 1 Star A
Star cut and sawed shingles; lime,
hair, plaster and a general line of
first-class building material, cheaper
than ever. Capital Improvement Com
pany, 319 Front street. D. F. Wagner,
manager, i-is-Jt
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HIg time assured at tho lawn social
tonight given by the Daptist Young
People. Ice cream and cake, 10 cents.
Oregon weather cannot be beaten
when wo have a lawn social given by
the llaptlst Young People, west of the
church. The band will be there.
When you begin har
vesting you'll need an
extra upply of
!! Overalls, Jumpers,
iiWork Shirts, etc,
Ours have stood the
MOTHERS!
WHEAT MARKET.
Chicago. July IS.
San Fiunclsco,
ll.ir.'H.
-Wheat. 715 "4 77c.
July 18. Wheat,
For cheap, but substan
tial boys' wash suits,::
see our
Boy's Crash Suits jj
7-12 years at $1 5::
Boy's Khaki Suits ;;
.. $1 en
test. Ask our patrons. a-iuyeaisai T v
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1 1111 I I I I I I t4-M-HH t rrrrTTTTTrrrTr-
Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles
Are the most perfectly constructed bicycle made. Tho bearings are dust
proof, wlf-olllng- nml will run a thousand miles without requiring additional o
1902 Model 55 fjjj
1902 Model 55. Superb Ruty Finish $45
1901 Models f 35
1902 Special Model ........ ..$2 5
Wo fit any coaster brake, $5 extra. See our elegant lino of hlgh-grado hi
cycl" at 151) Htate Street.
Merritt Davis, Agent.
3&S(
NEW TODAY.
Wanted. A capable man for police
duty. In relation to the collection of
licenses for dogs, and tho capture
nnd disposal of unlicensed dogs. Ap
ply at once to I). W. Gibson, city
marshal. 7-17-lw
For Sale or Rent. The Labor K
change warehouse. In North Salem.
Inquire of Geo. Grlswold, flu State
street, or Geo. Jacobs, at blacksmith
shop near warehouse. 7-18-flt
For Sale Or trade for sbeep, an up-to-date
steel frame Piano binder at
a bargain. For further particulars
Impure of W. I), (ladlva. at F. K.
Sharer's harness shop. 7-18-8t
Tribune
Bicycles
leu I
any that lu uul u it .iu it- ..i..
U ot rutwIUau coUu-ilh- j a . " tir. Tho W.OO0 acri b
tr ail til. U It wU to Mwu """H1 "lloUd. They
rerybodj. It 4mw all within tu pow- . " """" "w" , m w
r to k prttrowi. No plau Is too . "" r""v"M" jm wiuicmt
small, bo acltHM Umi low tor it tibt h chmr title or havlHg to pay
The utter kUd is tk yJkw Jour , d tnm ik !. who
uL Tlibj Is tg mutor that om to ax- M ,wl tA ft a wng. and
trwww. Md wm uy f. tk. k lW- A big ruak is agUcluatsd wh
I ' " """' w WW-liK. . . .. ,,
of ail oIh1om tu t wdMidkMd ' wwo rowes.
pr tkH wmM I mi roam for the! '
-wlM-jrd HewHw whleM lr to D" E Huntslnaer. funeral director.
tbe degraded, and wakk stu.k aUl155 Court ret. Phone Main 801.
goerHH)Ht. IHetldenoo 390 Court street, ohone
3181 Dlaok.
The Easy Running Kind"
You And the army of satisfied riders
of the Tribune constantly on the In-
reuse. Kvery customer is it constant
friend of the wheel.
Why shouldn't they be.
If the absence of repair bills count
for unytblng its worth the while to
consider what wheel to buy. Ilrokon
cruuks. broken fork crowns, defective
bearings are things that don't trouble
the Tribune rider. Ask them, they
know.
A goodly un of second-Warn! wnesls,
all sorts at popukir prices. We bave
some splendid bargain In whlg all
ready to ride at HO.
I sundries w have evwytbliig to
customers need, from tire taiw to
Himpe. The nagner gas lamp at J! U
bw-cww mmp. bouigt chu
Mil.
to
biwiw. oil
Sidur la Hips. MaJ(t
law us of all mtm,
Carbide, i pounds for U MRUl
A Hho lS-lnok foot-wtmo. hsavv ati
base, w cmU.
Rubber Tires for Buaoiet.
We lit rubber tires to all sorts of
rig any slao, change! and tlw, and
guarantee the work. Call and g m.
Tho price is not so muck as wonki
Imagine, ltukbor Ur save your .i-
and add to yonr comfort.
lfisx&x !!35
9s
U1CYCLGS
840
CUSHION FKAME, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME
$65
Call and eeo the 1002 RAMBI.KU CUSHION FHAMK, it is 305daya
ahead of all.
ROCKING CRANK HANGER does away with tho flat nml clumsy
wring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT.
RSfVflP QlltldlMAQ Of all descriptions nt prices ns cheap ns
LMVjV'iW vJllllUllvO nnywboro, and wohavojiiBt what youwant.
BICYCLE UEPAIRING-Wehave a comploto bicycle repair shop Wo
fit all makes of bicycle tirop. Wo repair nil makes of bicycles. Givo
us a call. We try to please.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
Ctiej)(r(S3
DIXON DEHORNER
iv I)o!lVrin y011r calve,8,ani' yearlings. Do not uee a eaw and clippers hut life
rw-n ieniY,!,er, a u!ck,P,e lat l applied to the horn with a small brush.
Uuaranteed to remove the hum on any calf from one day to one year old, or
...BREWSTER & WHITE...
reedmen nud Seedraeu. 91 court Struct, Salem, O;
RINEMAN'S BARGAINS.
Shoulders,
Per tb 10c.
Deviled Ham fsmall) per can
5C-6 for 25c.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10c 3 "cans 25c.
Sardines, per box
5c6 boxes 25c.
Salmon, 3 cans
25c
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 25c
Catsup, per pt bottle
1502 bottles 25c.
Good Soda (16-oi pkg )
5c 6 pkgs 25c.
Corn Starch, per pkg
5c.
Washing Powder.per pkg
5c.
Bring us your butter aad eggs. We
m highs market prlc,. h
merchandise.
M. T. RINEMAN
t0O9deooeeeo)eoa
m9
i S3boe6
132 State St.
The
Telephone 131 !
merest of J. A. pai-
of the firm of Schaefer
& Palmer. 1ms h..n ...... .
' M' ccurea
by A. H. Schaefer. The busi,
ness will henceforth be con.
ducted under the firm name of
SfllAPfPr Print, rv
F. A wrr.r.iNc VIVI
365-257 Liberty 8tet 8alem fe,j',lVSj5Mow blk
That cannot be excelled
for the money.
MANY CELEBRATED
MAKES...
SOME TAN SHOES
$3.50 values to close
them out at
2.SO
Repairing- neatly done-
...JACOB V0GT...
265 Com'l. St.
nce9Si
GOLD DUST FLOUR
rur- . Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
f i ,8,dne. Oregon.
Made for family use. ask your
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eaorts always on hand.
AJWALN Agent
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making it fresh every day.
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FLEUR DE Lis . . .
4 State 8treot.
Variety Store
WaJruB81 'eiv laro sliipment olCbio;
liBMm. btnd. Slaaaware, tinware, sod
etej with mashers for fruit canning
ANNORA M. WELCH
The Variety Store, ot Court Btrett.
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