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THE DAILY JOURNAL, 6ALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUQU8T 7, 1902.
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Our Great Sale
White Waists
33 13 per cent, re
duction from regular
price.
All Remnants
One-half Price,
Men's fast black
Sox 9c pr.
LEAVE YOUR WATCHES
To bo put tu first-class ropalr wlillo you nro on your summer vacation, and when
you coma homo It will li right. Wo conlliiuo to Ik tlio loaders in low pi leus par
ticularly In watch and Jowolry repairing.
CHAS, H. HINGES
Nsxt Door to Ladd & Rush's OankWatehmaker and Jeweler, 88 State 8t.
Dry
. Ilnvlnu purchased tho stock of tho
moved tho goodi into our atoro to bo sold at reducod prlooe.
Got your goodi at wholesalo ooit, .
500 Shirt Waists at Cost.
250 Underskirts at Gost.
150 Wrappers at Cost.
350 Corsets at Cost.
Hosiery; Muilln Underwoar, Veilings, Ribbons, llaudkorchiofs, Hoso Hup
portoro, all to bo had nt wholosalo coat,
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
Noxt Door to tho 1'oatofilco.
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dome anb See Vie
iloforo you start on your atunmor outing, Wo
havo just what you rant and aro now making a
specialty of your wants. Kvorythlnn carefully
paokod ready (or shipment when desired. : t
Fuller & Douglas, Grocers
J 142 Btato St., D'Aroy Uldg.
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NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Before buying your supplies (or your outing you should oall at our storo and
turn inspect mo uioai complete uno oi camping goons ever snown.
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Tho' most comploto lino ol canntxl
moats shown.
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SUPPLIES
We're equipped to
fill your wants with
a very complete line
of wearables for coast
or mountains.
glaakrls, large size. 75c
Men's sweaters, 50o & up
Utiles' Golf Vests. 52. 00 & up.
Mm' Suits. $5.00 a up
leys' Suit, SI. 00 A up
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Crash Hats, 30c cacti.
Mta' A ftov' Cam 25c esch
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Girls' best black
Stockings 9c pr
Lawns
3 1-2c yard, a lot of
pretty styles worth
5c yard.
AtlOc
A lot of Lawns, Dim
ittes, etc., wurth up
to 40c yard.
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. aaaf a mw t i fcj
Goods Sale
Ladles' Bazaar at a bargain, wo havo
Phono Main '.'Ml
Our Hwl Itlbbou caunel gools aro
proper goods to takn with you.
TUB 1HQIIT KINI) OF GOPPKK.
RTATR IIOUHIC COKFUK.
KIN 1IKIC COKFKK.
GKKflGS COFFKR.
l'ut up In air light cans. Just the
thing (or you
0RABBR
Tclntroat Sll
Tho most essential part
of a printing plant is the
press.
No matter how well the
type may be composed, a poor
Job of presswork destroys
what little artistic beauty
the Job might otherwise pos
sess. Our printing press is the
best machine made. It is
built to do the highest class
of printing.
We believe wo are obtain
Ing the best results from
this machine.
WU DELIVER WHEN PROMISED.
Schaefer prlntlnco-
Itooms 3, 4. and ft Moores blk.
Phone. X4I4. HeU.
Sunday Business Excursion.
Tho flrat Sunday bulnewi mena ttx
oiimlon to tli wtld at KawiKirl will
be Ktvaii by the Bmitharn Paelne oh
next Sunday, the train leaving Salem
t It ii tt nu.l t-wilitrttlm Iti iliak Ai'iuk.
in
If this train la putronld. It will be
majo a regular feature and at IW
fur the round trip. About ont ceat a
bum, u ought to kh a largtt oruvta.
MtarttRK tho train frtxu Salem. In
Kttmd ol Albany, will glvt tba mr
alon a bl Una of bunltww tbat It m
ar bad bfur. ad rMwiU f U
CajMtal City wttl wJy Um rtriti ovm-
tufuicilaluj. tlia AuOlu
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MMsMsli
am a tllM la lua urr.
nuMil lu w nvitr Id Kiiwiurt ui fhu
JHu4y Dxcunilou aud wilt rwsla
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AFTER
LONG
PURSUIT
How Sheriff Withers, of
Lane, Captured Heaton.
Alleged Murderer of Junction
City Saloon Man
' Tho following account of tho cup
turo by Shorlff WlthorB, of Lane
county, of Hart Heaton, tho alloRod
murderer of Van Tracy, tho Junction
Oity Haloon man, ban boon published:
"Probably tho boat pleco of dotoc
tlvo work Hint linn boon nccoinpllHhod
by nn Oregon HliorlfT war the capture
of Hart Heaton, alleged murderor of
llouton Trncy, of Junction City. Tho
credit for the dlBcovery. and capturo
of this man In entirely duo to Sheriff
W. W. Wlthoro, of Lnno county, who
Ih notod for his peralatauro In follow
Ing criminals and Hklll In locating
them.
"To boKln with Wlthera had not tho
HllKhtost clow to work on. Tho tnur
dor wan rommlttod In a Haloon In
Junction City, nhortly nftor mldulRht,
May 20th. Tho nhorlff wont to tho
flcono as noon nn poflnlblo, but could
find no clow, oxcept tbnt a Katnblor
hnd lioon In town a fow dnya bofnro,
but on that mornluK could not bo
found. Ho had reglHtorod nt tho hotel
on nrrlvnl an Ilort Itay. Wlillo In Junc
tion City ho hnd apont much of IiIh
tlmn nliout tho snloon, and It wnn ovl
dont that ho hnd little money, and hud
boon playing In hard luck, BtnrloH
regarding tho man woro conflicting,
but tho Hhorlff noon concluded that he
wan tho man ho wnntod. Hut ho could
obtain no natlHfactory doncrlptlon, nnd
wnfl working In tho dark.
"Without making known his plana,
Withers wont down tho vnlloy, Hoaroh
Ing through nit tho Important towns.
nnd Hpondlng n couplo of nlghtn In
Portland. Finding nothing In this ill
rectlon, ho roturnod to Kugono, and
hooii theronftor ntarted oouth. He
worked from place to place, keeping
IiIh kooii oyoH and oura opon for tho
HllghtoHt clew upon which to work
Finally ho thought he found a (flight
hint Indicating thnt the mnn probnbly
hailed from California, and gathered
polntH from vnrlotiM HourcoH which led
him to guoHB that IiIh quarry had boon
nt Koewlolc, not far from Heddlng. He
telegraphed tho coiiHtalilo there that
ho had u warrant for n certain mnn.
describing him an host he could, nml
tidkoil him to nrroHt the mnn If he
could bo found.
"Luckily tho man wax known there,
but could not bo found by tho officer.
Then Wlthera obtained a picture of
liny and Htnrted with roueued energy
on tho hunt. Ho wont to Heddlng
about Juno UOth. and found thnt IiIh
man hint been there u Hhort time bo
fore, but hnd dlHiippoaroil. nnd no
body know In what direction he hnd
learned the man'H trim naino wan Ilort
Heaton. Ho now had the plotuni and
now hud tho ploturo mid the name, luit
the nnmo, hut not the Kllghtwit kuowl
edge of the direction In which to pro
ceed.
"Hhoiirr Wlthera noxt went to San
FrnuclHco, but llndlug nothing re
turned to HncrnniBiito and thence back
to Heddlng and Kwwlck Ht III he bad
no Idea which way to look, but Htarted
wutward along the railroad, Htnpiilng
nt Truckee. Iteno, Car win City nnd
other towiiH. Then he wont down
through KouthweMteru Nevndn, nenmn
the deeert. mid vlnlted the new mining
campu In that region. Finding itoth
lug, he returned to lleno, and ntarted
hU Henrch euHtwnrd. Himmi after lenv
Sewing
Machines
In all the nuiuinerH nmh oh barvent
lug umchluery and hwuy vagina and
Impleuieiita for the furm, the (1001)
hiiHlmiid will not forget the htHiMwlfe
and her needs. In other wimla "Im its
gtHxl to your wife an you are to your-
self." We have good machine at nil
prlree. Our cheapest maehlnee are M
a better grade than most of the Isnst
ern udrertUed bnrgnliui, nnd you have
the advantage u( local protection nnd
local guarantee. beldw ptitronlalng
your home merchant.
Our beat inaohlmw, the Standard
and the White Hotary, represent the
beat ninchluea made. Hotary uiacbtHtNi
atand In a rlaas by theuuelvtM. Yw
fHd mi HotarlM In the bargain eowHter
Htore at all. Thwrnre not ther.
Hotary nmchlnee nin eaalw, maV
Umw HutM. sew faster. Wold wwe thread
and d more thlnge thun ny tber
maeklue wade. Now. ( ymr n Urn
baM wbo rwftda tkb. make yMr wife
bWy wltb a mw waaklMe Utln fall. If
ym're the wife m tbat Ue matter la
Hot oxertookwl wb U crtm la hM.
Guwe ami lh maoklne U Hret
time yoM're in. pick ml tk l)k )tw
want, nnd then make your rwajMtaltiM
fur it. and you'll Kt It.
NMHtbMi. o)l ami jrt for all ma
thine.
Wiggins'
Implement House
Furm Mucklnery. MmvIssl
SeMlme Mncblnes ami SMMdSee
aSeOST Ubsrty 8t. SJtt
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Sewlsk Mschlse ReMlrlBt
Ing Hono ho gained what ho thought
to bo a clow. ThlB ho followed from
placo to place, nnd ho was satisfied ho
was following tho correct trail. Final
ly, on tho morning of July 18th, ho
saw his man on tho streets In WoIIh,
Nevada, and nt once felt repaid for
his chnso.
"Seeing his quarry, he did not rush
upon him, but followed him until he
ontored a harbor shop. Then to mako
more certain ho utoppod nnd lntorro
gntei a grocer near by, and was thor
oughly convinced ho had tho right man
locntod. Heaton took a seat In the
barber chair, nnd the barber proceed
ed to lnthor his faco for a shave. Just
thon Withers croatod constornatlon In
tho shop by stopping In and thrusting
n pistol In tho faco of tho man In the
chair, at tho game tlmo grasping htm
In such a manner oh to prevent him
from using tho weapon In bin pocket.
The prisoner took the matter philo
sophically, and In a few dnyg Wither
hud lilin securely locked In a cell In
the Lane county Jail.
"In this case, ns Ih IiIh custom, Mr.
Wlthera hnH dono his own work. Ho
called nobody to IiIh nsslstanco, nnd
made known to no one whnt ho was
doing. Ho Ih entitled to the solo cred
it for tho buccosb of IiIh chaso, start
ing with nothing, nnd In no Hhort a
time landing his man."
JOURNAL
BEING
STOLEN
Tracy Killing and Seaside
Coupons Create Demand
The Journal piloted nn o.xtrn Wed
nesday forenoon, nnd sunt hoodies of
papers out to mnny of the county
towns on stngo linen, with the news of
tho killing of Hnrry Tracy. It wnB
the flrat paper to get out among the
people with the exciting news of the
convict's Hiilcldo.
The regular odltlo.ii In the evening
hnd the full story, nnd wnfl nlso In
great demnnd. The buudlo for the
Fair drounds store va robbed, and
only three dalllee got there, nnd peo
ple came all the way lu to get papers,
when the supply nt tho olllce was ex
hausted, HubHcrlbora nro complaining that
their papers aro stolon nnd coplos are
mutilated to get the Seaside Voting
Contest coupons. The Journnl will
rownrd nnyone who will furnish proof
of this kind of petty cm lino, nnd will
punish nnd prosecuto tho guilty. Any
hoy or girl found guilty of stealing a
paper or coupon ought to bo given a
lessout nnd It will certainly he done.
Minor Mention
Local Import
The annual teport of (leorge Moth
ers, county Hiipeilnteiiileut of schools
In Lincoln county, has been filed with
Htate Superintendent Acliorinan. It
shows u slight Increase lu achool pop
ulation, this year's census showing
1S30, as against IX 3ft one year ago.
The number of legal voter In the
county tins decreased from 823 a year
ago to (186 nt the present time. The
receipts for the year were: $11,808.01,
and the dlsbiirttementH were $10,1(1..
It), showing a big Inciease over the
proceeding year, when the receipts
were only 8SOS.S2, and the expendi
tures were IDSSS.il. The nvorage
monthly salary paid mule teachers has
decreased In a year from $10 to $30.00,
while n might Increase Is noted In the
wngee paid female teachers, who this
year received an average monthly sab
nry of $S US, aa against $S6.M a year
ago.
T. II. June ami W. H. lCa. of the
Mliwlon Mottom' country, were lu the
city Wednesday afternoon, each with
a load orpeuchee for the local market
Plie fruit was of the early variety, nnd
la nut sultetl for cnnuluic purpoeee, but
tu eating peaches has few equals. The
fruit brought 70 cents a box. The
Inter and better varieties, of which
there will be an average crop, will be
ready for the market about Augiwt
IStb. A ready market Is this year be
ing found for Willamette valley peach
m In the Immediate totality where
ye) are produced.
Oh Wednesday afternoon Judge
Hotee dissolved the marriage ties in
two Instance, as follews: J W. llak
er vs. Katharine M. linker and AhhIs
Cftakntt vs. Junk Caelum.
Charles W. HelleebrsHd. Salem
ekmeer restaurant proprietor, baa Nled
a petition Ih voluntary bankmntay,
living km aeaets at $Sv a ad km Ha.
blltUes at $1M.
8hert CnlbaUt aas mude kla week
ly turn-over of tux money collected cm
account of the Iftol rolL The amount
of Ike transfer was ISti.
John A HonetoH eommHted enlekte
Ih WhIm Walln lest ktakt by mklmt
monmlNe. He wet a bartender, aged
II year. He left a note to a woman
kom He loved. The eereAeed leaves
a brother In MmsonK Moot
WHEAT MARKET.
Sen rVawiseeo, A. fWhaMt
fl.UM.
Chicago. Aug. 7.-Wheat SSilt
8lsk Hcadaohe absolutely and nc
maneutly cured by using Moki Tea,
A tueasant here drink. Cures Conatl
eatie ami Indigestion, makes you
eat. sieeu. work nnd banuy. SatlsAie-
Itlon guaranteed or money beak St
lots, and W eta. Write to W H
HOOK Ml t & i lluffslo, N Y for a
free sample D J FHY Druggist
PIANO
WITHOUT
A HOME
Interesling Controversy Over
Musical Instrument
City Officers, Have Taken
Charge of Property
There Is an Interesting controver
sy on In Salem over the ownership
and possession of a flno piano. Tho
difference jf opinion exists between a
local music dealer nnd nn alleged con
tracting purchaser. Doth Bides havo
engaged lawyers, nnd n real Interest
ing legal scrap Is probable beforo the
controversy Is finally adjusted.
One day thlH wook tho music deal
er, who figures In tho case, concluded
a deal for tho salo of a piano. The
terms of the ngroomont aro not
known. During tho day ho sent tho
Instrumbnt to tho homo of tho sup
posed purchaser. Tho noxt morning
nnothor drayman drove up to tho
dealer's placo of buslnoss and was in
tho act of unloading the Identical pi
ano on tho comont pavomont In front
of the music storo, when tho doalor
remonstrated. Tho drayman was not
looking for a piano cither, bo ho asked
permission from tho pioprlotor of an
other store to lonvo tho boxed piano
on the walk In front of his store for a
few mlnutofl. Tho rcquost was grant
ed, nnd when the Instrument was de
posited on tho cement walk, the team
ster drove away with a pleasant smile
of satisfaction of having nt lonst dis
posed of the Instrument that he novel
did Intend to return and get.
The orphnn piano romalncd on the
walk until Into In the nftornoon, to the
obstruction of podostrlnns nnd tho ag
gravation of. tho morchaiit, n view of
whose waroH In tho show window was
obscrtrod by tho large .box. Finally
his patience bocamo exhausted, nnd
he complained to the city authorities
who, upon falling to find nnyhody that
would claim the Instrument, loaded it
Into n dray and had It taken to the
city hall, whore It will probably re
mnln for safe keeping until It can bo
learned whose piano It Ih.
Excursion to Newport, Sunday, Au
gust 10th; $2.50 for round trip, Includ
ing passage across the bay. Train
leaves Salem at 6:00 a. m. No trans
fer at Albany. Seven hours at the
beach.
NORTH
SALEM
SHOOTING
Stranger in Dark Clothes
Gets Warm Reception
An unknown man showed up at the
residence of Mr. and Mrs. llrootis on
Monday night, In Noith Salem, ap
parently with criminal Intent. Mr.
llrooks had retired, hut was aroused,
and got his gnu. He went around to
the fiont door and shoved It In the
face of tho stranger, who fled for IiIh
life across the Jeff Owynn premises.
The stranger made no show of light,
and Mr. llrooks sent three shots after
him. A member of the family expoct
od to receive quite a large sun! of mon
ey on that day, and It Is thought the
Intention was to effect a robbery.
When the robber showed up Mrs.
llrooks was engaged In dressing a
young chicken, nnd the members of
the fnmlly were very much nktrmed
for fenr they would lose their chicken.
JOURNAL
SEASIDE
BALLOT
Myrtle .Gilmore Still in the
Lead
The Journal Seaside voting contest
w develootHg live popular young ladles
who are getting a big vote, and covi
nous are Ih great demand.
Their friends are rustling every pa
ner thnt goes out. and peepl are com
plaining thnt papers are being stolen
and mutilated In their dour yards he
tore they run get lo read them.
The Ballet at Neon Today.
Names. Votes.
Ivn Smith 4S
Ryan it
SfeWtfngneld &7S
Oelecu l.lsfu
Cora MeAtee
Leonu Urigss
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Nellie Deri)" .
Celeste Union .
U Verne Kantner ....
Myrtle Oilmore
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HxeuMlon to Newport, Sunday, Au
gust 10th; J5J0 for round trip, (nolud
In passage aaress the bay. Train
leaves Stlem at 6:00 a. m. No trans
fer at Albany. Seven hours at the
beaek.
AutiA SaJe. Satuwsay at 1 a. m..
bestd of buraM aMt baraeM a4 cr
ria at iKable trser of Ferry
&oa lJbert) streta S1m ST St
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JHHHHHHBIIJK. K VI Ac-daVSra&-3
WHEN
COMES.
"Where did you come from. tMr'
n.ii nfilir rvm-where Into the here.
Where did you Ret your eye so blue ?
Out of the Vy a I came through
What make the light In thera pf kle
Some of the utarry pH'e lei In.
Where did you get that little tear?
I found It w altlng when I got here
The fact is as sad ns it is true that the
baby finds the tear waiting to dull Its
blue eyes, and stain its soft cheeks. At
the first it "has no language but a cry.
Its one necessity is but to give expres
sion to its suffering, and for that a tear
suffices. . .
The mother who stoops In nnguisu
over the wailing child would do any
thing to case its suffering. Hut she is
helpless. The time when she could have
done so much for her child is past, bue
did not realize that in those anxious
nervous days when she shrank from the
ordeal of motherhood she was preparing
suffering for the baby.
The path of motherhood is sootneU
nnd made easy for those who use Dr.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. It gives
physical buoyancy and mental bright
ness. It tranquilies the nerves, cn
cotiroges a healthy appetite and induces
refreshing sleep. It gives the mother
strength for her hour of trial, and the
confidence and content which come
from strength It makes the birth hour
pr
th
irncticnlly painless, mm oy intrcuii.iK
he mitiir.il. food secretions, it enables the
licaltbv mother to enjoy the happiness
of nursing her child.
"I'norite Prescription" contnins no
alcohol, neither opium, cocaine, or any
other narcotic
A Motlwr's Gratitude.
I would like to expren mv gratitude to you
for the benefit I hae
received Irom our
wiuiderfiil medicine
l'moHtc I'reacrlp
lion " write Mrs
II C Andcrnou ol
South Ilrllaln New
llnrcn Co Conn
(llox t "Uiiriiitf
the firt mouth of
expectancy I could
not keep anything
on mt utomach Wa
mlik that I had to
co to bed and ttay
for week I tiled different doctor but with
little twncflt I 'mil about many ting helped
by u.lng uiir medicine mi I thought I would
give it a trial 1 liegan to take jour ' favorite
rrccritittou' In November and I had a nice
little girl baby lu cbnwr) following My baby
weighed over eight pound I wa only aicb
alHit one hour and got along nicely afterward,
w up and drriMeit on the eighth day I never
had the doctor with me at all jut the tiurfte and
one or two friend My friend thought that I
nniock a er ulioit time I think I)r Pierce
I'avoritc 1'rex.rliitioii i Imlreil a hue mother'
friend for it hHpeil me wonderfully Thl
make my second inlld with the first one I did
uirt Ukc I'aiorite rrenuipiioii The little one
lived lut almit two month uudnln- walck alt
the time Hilt lat Imbv I n. plump aii'l
health) aan mother cuuld nlU ''
Much Bottor Health.
Mr Annie blacker, (.) Catherine Street,
Hyracue r v
write "Vourmed
Icine have done
wonder for me I'or
)ear my health wa
ery poor I had fjur
miiiiw but aiiKe
taking I)r pierce
Golden Medical 1)1
covery and ' I'avoritc
l'recriirtion ' I hae
much fxtter health,
and now 1 have a
fine healthy Imby I
umeuueii
of my friend and they have been benefited
by them "
Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Mcdicnl
Adviser in paper covers is sent tee on
receipt of 31 one-cent stamp to pay ex
pense of mailing only. Address Dr. K.
V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Second-Hand Bargains.
One fanning mill, ona chopping mill,
one lathe, baud saw, a 000-pound scale,
a good lot of belting, a bolting ma
chine, a lot of sacks, household goods,
etc. Will go ut a bargain. Call on
Honry Wondoroth, executor, 308 Com
mercial street. 7-UD-tf
MARRIED.
PHRKINS SIIAW.At tho bom of
Hev. T. P. ltoyal. in South Salem.
Wedneedny, Aug. C, 1902. Mlaa Kdna
I, 1'erklnn to Hltnn Shaw, both of
Marlon county, Hev. ltoyal oillclat
Ing The groom U an attendant at the
asylum, nnd a wolbknown law gradu
ate, wko formerly roald d at llrooks.
The bride la the daughter of A. O. Per
klna. a prominent farmer of llrooks.
who realdett on Hast Chemeketa street.
In Snlom. The young couple will at
once go to hnueekieplug In tbelr own
cottage on Asylum avenue.
Manning & Ferguson have a com
ploto lino of builders' hardware at
Uielr new storo. 7-il-tfdw
oi
A. M. Clouflh, Undertaker, 107 State
street. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
gon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phone Main 221.
O. E. Huntslnger, funeral director,
159 Court street. Phone Main 80b
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Black.
NEWTODAY.
For Sale. Coast or muuNtaia waaoa.
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That's a swell looking suit you have
onmld telling me where you got It?
I got It at G. W. Johnson & Co.s.
I'd like to have one about like It
mind telling me what It cost? "Of
course not, $15,00." Great Scotti -I
would have guessed $25.00. Are there
any left? "Yes, but you had better get
one -.ulck, for they will all be closed
out very soon-evcrybody likes them.
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The above
on the streets
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f Clothiers
to the People
f G. W, Johnson & Co.
Upholstering
.We can please you better, we
think, when you select your
own covers and order the
piece toosuit you
We are turning1 out a great
many box couches and they
are becoming more popu
lar every day. Lois of
room in them to store
clothes etc.
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The old reliable fringed base couch still
sells as well as ever. We sell a irood
one lor $5.00.
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UICYCLGS
(feAjscs $
CUSHION FKAAIE, 1902
CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAME - -
Call and seo th iw rntnri.'i
ahtwdof all. ' vuouun, mujik, it la 305 daya
aralurHkoiS'b&hC 'eP?lr hop. Wo
us a call. We try to pleaae.' ' " 'nnk8 oI wyl. lve
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial str. n.,i.. ...... .. .
k" I """"'w Buai national Bank.
RINEMAN'S BARGAINS.
Shoulders,
Per tb 10c.
Deviled Ham tmall) per can
5c 6 for 25c.
Deviled Ham (large) per can
10ca cans 35c.
Sardines, per box
5c boxes 25c,
8almon, 3 cans
25c
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 36c.
Catsup, per pt bottle
15c 2 bottles 25c.
Good Soda (16-oz pkg )
Sc pkga 36c
Corn Starch, ptr pkg
5c
washing Powder.oer dWh - i
5c
Jumbo Mush, '
Four packages 2 cents.
Drlng us yoar butter and egga. J'e
lay blgheet market arte, caab or
merohandtBe.
M. T.
132 State St
RINEMAN
Telephone 131
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
8ldn, Oregon.
Made for family us. ask Tcr
grocer fr it nnta bjm
sbotHs always oo band.
A. T. WALN Aeent
conversation was heard
yesterday.
. 257 Commercial St.. Salem. j
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b a part of our busi
ness. We can make
what you want and
make it to suit. It
costs no more to have
a couch made to order
than to buy one from
stocki
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Our bed lounges are built to
last for years. They always
have hard use and must be
built stroii";.
This style of Couch -seems to
be the'favorite as it leads in
the number sold. They are
trimmed in well finished natur
al wool.
35 - $40
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I have nut tuui.,1 ..i.
Of high quality Bboa. Prlu. ...... 9
Qteed the lowent. They are good 9
arers. W von nl. n ..i S
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Jacob Vogt
26$ rnm'l c.
MaeJed wJ',. Ud, Plle,,e- Amethyst
"wseiea ware. A eeiui ot ii. i.,.f
iww oa our ehelves '
Variety Store
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