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Newspaper Page Textoj O h a ffMBaffgm jfrffl'l I I H4 H II H-l-H 111 'Hti i Hot Weather i Corsets, at 99c each Thoy'ra mado oj! pretty white netting and are trimmed with lace. I Wash Silks 41c yard tieantlftlt alylea in the regular VOc and 750 grades. WAISTS no two alikecolor, pink, blue, tan, white, black. Regular 2.G0, special ' $1.90 pattern. W 1BP in in nm 1 1 1 1 i i ii i iinniin n i ii n i n n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 iH LEAVE YOUR WATCHES lo bfl put lis firat-clasf repair wbllo you are on your sntnmer vacation, and when ym com how It will ba right, Wo conllnue to bo the leaders In low prices par Honwrly la watch and Jewelry roaalrlng. CHAS,. H. HINGES Meat Deer to Ladd A Bush's BankWatehmaktr and letoaler, 88 State St. immtttitmnMiumttw:tmmmtnimimMmtttuwttHi (Tome an6 See TPto Before you start on your linvo Juat what you cant specialty of your wants. packod ready for shipment when desired, t i Fuller & Douglas, Gt ocef s H2 State St., D'Aroy Bldg. Phono Main 2201 tmmmmumutimmmmmmm;munmmMuuntMuuvMmvAmmi NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS Before buying your suppllos for your outing you should call at our store and Mti impeci mo meat complete uno oi camping goous over (mown STAR HAMS. STAR 1IAOON, BTAR HAM BAUrHQE. STAR BUMMER BAUBAQE. STAR- DRIED REEF. BTKAMEI) OOOKED HAM. The' moet complete Hue oi canucl HU dhows ROTH St 14 Mete mm. Harvesters' and Hoppickers Supplies Men's Overshlrts, regular 50c now 39c. Met's Bib Overalls, regular 50c now 40c. Mil's Sox, 5c pr. Gloves, from 10c up. Towels, 5c up. Handkerchiifs, 2c up. Ladles Crash Skirts, 45c up. Shirt Waists, worth 75c, now 45c. WWe fcrim Hats, 25c. Corsets, 21c Wrappers, 45c up, Large Cotton Blankets, 75c pr. Misses Shoes from 25c up. Greenfcaunf s Dry Goods Store Next Doer to the tjSSKJOK&Bi Kens The International Tailoring Company New York and Chicago fUvwiRf l exttKJtlve !( ef ftr rail tad winter 1902-3 ttf timpiin ar wre bi v I wwmito, 13,50 J' i to i0.00 BeaajisMVftMMBi 0AIBYHPWS mMW9wmmmmmm MLRYMPLE'S 1 1 8 H HI 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 C I H H i 1 1 lit m m&'xxm Air THB- OLD WlllT Camp Blankets GOc, CGe, 7Gc, 8Gc, $1.00 and up The beet value over offered. Lace Gloves Tho reigning fad mado of fino llelo find como In theso coletn: Modo, groy, tan, block. 65c pair. Others at 7fio, 91-00, 1.2G. SUN BONNETS for ladles children 25o each. and summer outing. Wo and are now making a Everything carefully Our Red Ribbon ennned goods are proper goods to tnko with you. THE RIGHT KIND 01' OOFPEB. flTATE HOUSE. COt'FKH. KIN HEE COl'FKli. OREQQB COFFEE. Put up In air light cans, Just tho thing for you. GRABBR Tclehoo3tl Fostofflco, RINEMAN'S HAHQAINB. Bulk Cocoanut 18c per 16. Petite Prune, 6 lbs., Mo. Pink Beans, 10 lbs., Mo Small White Beans, 8 lbs., We. Qood Flour, per ssek, TOe. Black Pisa, par Ib Se, Italian Prunes, fl lbs Good Cooking Mala, per gallon, SOo. Paney Table 8yrup, per (jallon, B0& Macaroni, No, 1, large alia boxes white or yellow, per box, See. Scotch Oats, per pka- 1Se. Bring; us your butter and esse. Wo pay highest market prleo, oaab or SHttrehandUe, M. T. RINEMAN 132 State St, Telephone 131 WHI AT MARKET. Bn FmiMlas I1110II.18V4. Au. 11. VkMt. GOLD DUST FLOUR Miuta tv THE BIDNIY PO WR COMPANY J mmfr Ofeten. Made to uwtly h ak jrwr grptw to H, Urat) a4 sttaK alyiJ w kaad. A, T. WALN Aconti I C f U i I ll Mllll I HHm-4 tl ORilEK. Girl's Straw Hats 25c each I Any of tho GOc, 70c, 80c straw huts for 26c. SEE WINDOW. Men's Summer Underwear 19c garment All nlzos grndtv In tho rogular 2Gc MEN'S SOX 9c pr. fast black and seamless all size. - i i na i is i a 1 1 i'i 1 1 1 1 1 1 an iT A MARVEL IN FINANCE. Colossal Profits of a New York Banking House. UI0H RETUEH8 P0E THE PAETHERS Private firm Cleared 817,000,000 I,n( Yrnr lloyond Oalna a Unit ed State Steal Underwriter Senior I'nrtner'M Ulinre Alone Amounted to 70 l'er Cant tit ICitruInn;. On ono of (ho nows ullps that aro left Interuilttcutly during tho day at almost all of tho ofllcce of bankern and brokers In Now York thero appeared tho other uftonioon a pnragrnph Hubitantlally na folIow'H, wrltua Hollnnd, tho regular correspondent of tho Phlladclithln rreos, under tho Oato of Jan. 23: "It Is tho undonttnndlng thnt ono Now York hnnklng houso earned during tho yunr 11)01 profits aggregating 117,000,000 ex cluilvo of tho proflt that may como to this hanking houso n n member of the United Btaton Btcol Vlnnnclal' Under writing nyudlcatv." This little paragraph la an echo of n report which Is qulto gcncrnlly believed to ho accurate and which has been In circulation In tho Wall street district for BOino tcu dny or two weeks, 'llio only difference between tho imprinted rumor and tho brief nowa paragraph circulated tho other day U thnt tho re port that circulated from mouth to mouth wan more doflnlto ns to figures mid na to tho Identity of tho hanking houna which compassed this unparal leled achievement. Tho earlier report put tho flguro rep. rosontlug the profits at $17,000,000 and mentioned tho numo of tho banking holme which had experienced this un paralleled good fortune Tho printed Blip Old no tnuro thau to hint nt the partnership nnmo of this banking com pany. Yet ovory ono nseoelntcd tho re port with the pro-emlueiitly nctlro and organizing banking Institution In New York city, whoso chlof nud Junior pait uors hnvc lmd conspicuous part In vari ous orgaultntlous nud reorganizations In tin, past (en or twelve yenrs, Tho exclusion of tho earnings of tho United Btntcti Hteel Underwrltlhg ayn dlouto from this estimate Is probably duo to tho fact that, while this ayndN cato ban been practically liquidated, Urn Mol dlshftndel and probably a lar ger part If not all of tho profits hare boot) received, nevertheless the Bymll onto linn not been formally illsbaudrd and Its nffalra permanently closed. 'Of course, tho report baa been the main subject of dUctiMslon and of com parison with other great achievements In tho way of rich earnings nil through the llnauelal district. It Is eakl that theso figures represent a reasonable In come tiH)u a capitalization of $lt00,000. 000, so that, looking at tho mntter from thin (Mint of view, this banking Institu tion stands relatively second to the UutttHl BtniM Bteel corporation Itself, nt least so far as capitalization is con oeniwl, If tho partnership were to bo capitalized upon tho banls of 0 jor cont return. Tho miwrt insert that of those co ItHmul tNirnlnga the lenlor iwrtuer ro eel vetl 7A per ctint. one of his assoolatea ono-Moveuteenth, or In round number ? 1.000,000, and among the other nsnoet a(tt or Junior partnerm MOO.000 Is to lift dlvhleit, making for eaeh of thtun In the litflKhborhoed of $WXu(K) n their teturn fr tho j ear's biulnws. ICIuglr OnperatltloNS, Kingship baa been klu to suiwrstltlen alwaya. Jnmw I. of Ungkind was m pwsttllotM about Uatua, hwI there went remarkable celneideneea lu hla life rrtlh eertalu tlattw of the calendar. The day of the month on which ho was horn was strNgely Interwoven with the days of birth ami marriage of bis wife nud wmo of hla children and their wlvea. Rut Jawea wua an oUl fool who wade Ioyo to young UuQWIngham, who laughed lu hU faco and robbed hint of hla Jewel. Napoleon waa suporatltlous tvbout the way ho put on his stocking. Frvderlek the Qreat and the great Puter of He Ha were sneratUlon about dozens of things. MaritrougH. both as Jack fJhurehtll am) the duke, was suiwratl tlua a well as a thief and a traitor. Nearly all the Stuarts were auperaU- Meue and UenWo dealera lu tvligtett. lleury of Navarro was suirHltloua, but that never kept hint from a thou wnd UddeUtlea. All the eldklmi of Cathertee of Medle! were aeaml to aeatb by their 8UjwtHkMw, but ttniy mum w owt and wwilr Jwt v wt. If CrewwWt was a vkithat of su perstate, be kf it iv Wwwtff.-Nsw mjutTum TRACY'S LAST DAYS Remarkable Conduct Prior to Suicide Said He Would Not Be Caught Alive Oregon Reward Will Be Vig orously Contested Dostructlvo chomlcalH wero Intro ducod Into the caskot containing Tra cy's remains hoforo their Intorment In tho prison cemotory. The purposo wan to dofltroy the body, and dofeat nny at tempt that might be mado to Btoal tho body for purposou of exhibition about tho country. In vlow of the rocolpt of a telegram from Sheriff Gardnor, which Indlcatos that tho payment of tho Oregon re ward of $1500 will ho contented, no flcttlemnut was had with tho flndera of Trncy'fl body. Nothing will bo done In thin rotation now until It lias boon determined In tho courts or by arbitra tion to whom tho money belongs. Maflsra. Lnner, Straub and Bmlth, tho three inombors of tho Washington poflso thnt found Tracy's body and de livered It to tho Oregon prison of flclnlH, loft for tholr homofl at CreHton on tho early train Sunday morning. On Saturday evening they filed with tho Becrctnry of statu a claim for their expoiiflOB, amounting to $248.CD, which thoy will auk shall bo rofunded. Tho claim rcproflonts tho cost of transpor tation of tho momhors of tho party to Salem and " return and tho cost of transporting tho body, also tho bill of tho WttBhlng(on undertaker for em balming tho body, tho plain casket In which 'iio wub brought to Salem and tho burial robe. The bill for oxpoiiHoa was formally filed, as aro nil of tho claims agalnBt tho stnto, nud will be audited In tho safne manner. Tho gen tlemen nlno aald thnt It was their In tention within a fow days to file n for mal claim for tho roward of $1G00. Thoy Insist thnt thoy nro tho-only per sona who havo any claim to tho ro ward, and will light tho case vigorous ly, If It Ih nocoBHary, to make tho col lection. They will protest against submitting to an IndlBorlmlnato distri bution of the monoy among the dlffar out poBBOB that participated In tho search for tho desperado. Not Tracy'a Rifle. Buporlntondont Loo nnd Warden Janes, of tho state prison, have ourlous doubts that tho rlllo that was returned by tho captors of Tracy's body Is the Identical woapon with which ho mado hla sensational oacapo. It Is a much older ono than Tracy Is supposed to have had, and allows hard usago. Tho rlllo Is a 30-30 Winchester of '01 roodol and la numbered 72,881. Tho magaslno cnrrloB nlno cartridges nnd one In the bnrrol. On tho top of tho barrel and In front of tho adjustable Bight Is the Inscriptien: "SOW. 0. F." This will aid In tracing tho ownership of the gun. Tho ponltontlary olllclals are In clined to tho holtaf thnt the alleged Tracy rifle that has boon delivered Is the rlflo that was reported to hnve been stolon from a shoop border, and thnt the original gun was either de Btroyod or hidden. Wnrdon Jnnos says thero Is no doubt but that the Merrill rlllo that has been recovered Is the weapon that ho had when tho dotpern doos asenped from tho penitentiary. At tho tlmo the body or Merrill was found near Chehulls, the Oregon penitentiary official arranged for a aenreh for Merrill's rifle, which was believed to have beon thrown away In the near vt clnlty of the body, for It was not be Heved Traoy would nllow himself to he handicapped with an oxtra gun. Tho Oregon ofllolals will gain iiosesalou of the Merrill gun. nnd will endeavor to learn whence came the rlllea thnt were delivered to Trney and Merrill In the penitentiary. Tracy's last Days. Tlie following Aaaount of the last daya of Traoy'a movement In Wash,. Ington uuiiwaruu in wo racomn Ledger A new story of Tracy'a wonderful (taring naa eorae to light. Mr. Ma Oror. the keeper of a livery stable at Wilbur, on viewing Tracy's body, posi tively Identified him na n man who came to hla stable In Wilbur Inat Fri day night He anya Traey had two horuea. which he ordered put up fgr the night He ateo left hla rifle and n bundle, asking the VHMwnectlHg llv eryman to tnk-e eare tf them until wemlng. Wher he aHt the night Is not known, though It la aald he ate at least one weal In n reetauraat In the town. About It o'clock Saturday forenoon he oaHed for hla horeea, bun dle, and rifle, paid hla hill nud rode away. It U ttkm learned that, at the Mddy raucn, where Traey died, the hoot ant) boKdlnge were situated dof under ft taoK niuff, revm Mlea tne party did the shooting, their altnatton. with the aun at their backs, having every sjl, vantage oer the outlaw, who wan shooting dlreetly Into the sea. Changed Sights on Rifle. During hla second day at this ranah. Traey had okanged the a4bt of bhi - Winchester putting on a, peDM elibt wbteh be (oak from Uddy'a rljU, He tried bis gun with the new eight on & work nbont tbireenarters of an Inch! lu diameter at 80 feet. feUtln It fair in the reottir fully a dosea tfw Tm THE DAILY JOURNAL, 6ALEM, OREGON, cy'B nerve and assurance had by no means doserted him, as ho allowed tho Uddys to hnndlo hla guns, ovldcntly feeling sure that ho had them so in timidated that they would not attempt to harm him. Tho change of tho sight on his rlllo undoubtedly Interfered with hlB shoot ing, whtm the afternoon battle came on. Ho had no tlmo to squint through a "peep" sight, evon though his prac tice of a few hours before had proved him to be a marvolous shot. But thero Is a difference In caroful sighting at a mark, and In shooting at men who are also shooting to kill. - His Work as Hired Man. The tlmo from Sunday morning un til his death was spont In tho capacity of a hired man, no doubt with tho Idea of deceiving suspicions of passers-by or visitors, and ho said ho wished to earn his board. Ho assisted In mend ing tho roof of tho barn, and did the odd Jobs, but nlways had ono of the Kddys close to him, and at night slopt with ono of thorn in tho straw In tho barn, the other brothor staying In tho llOUBO. Regretted Being on the Prairie. He eald ho had mado a groat ralstako In getting Into this country, as it was too opon, but ho had boon told by a friond who was through about nlno years ago that It was qulto unsettled, nnd ho could got through all right Ho rogrotted having ovor loft tho Co lumbia rlvor. Ho wiBhod Eddy to pro euro him 8oino dynamite and fuse, as ho wanted to rob ono of tho banks. Ho seemed anxious to pay off a debt of $0000 ho owed, and proposed to got tho monoy In this way. Why He Would Not De Taken Alive. Ho also declared his Intention of killing tho hankor nt Soattlo who had offorcd C00 roward for him. Ho eald his ronson for stopping so long at Ed dy's was that ho feared an ambuflh of tho pobbo, nnd thought by waiting thoy would got tired and glvo np. Ho Bnld ho had no uso for Christians, aa they woro out hunting for him for tho re ward. Ho said ho would not nllow hlmsalf to bo tnlton nllvo, no ho would bo taken to Soattlo and burned nt the stake. Insanity Theory Revived. Traey'B strango bohavlor during tho last three days of IiIb llfo has revived the theory that ho was Insane. During those dnys ho remalnod nt tho Eddy farm, without fear, nppnrently, of pur Hiilt. It Is not bolloved tho outlaw thought for n moment that young Oold finch Would remain silent so long. Many bellevo that he simply courted an oncountor with tho posse, trusting to IiIb phonomannl luck In oscnplng nt tho laat moment. The bollof In growing, howovor, thnt tho outlaw was worn out with his un paralleled oxortlons; Uint ho realized ho could not stand tho pursuit nny longer, and In a momont of dosnoratlon dooldod to end tho mntter olthor ono wny or tho othor, onco for nil. A fow bollovo thnt tho outlaw wub crazy for notoriety, and wanted to hold tho con tor of tho nowspapor stago again. Tracy's Grandfather Dead. J. 0. Sovorons, 77 yoars old, grand father of Harry Sovorns (Tracy), the Oflonped Oregon outlaw, who has for several wooks ovadod capture by many posBes, and killed six men slnoo ho broke out from prison, died July 26th, In l'lttsvlllo, Wis., upon "hearing of his grandson's murderous carnor. Tho Sa vannah, HI., Journal of July 2flth, says: Sine ho commenced his bloody ca reer It has been tho constant offort of the grnndfnthor'H wife, chlldron and grandchildren to keep this fact from him, aa Harry was his favorite The foot of Mr. 8overon'a death ro oalle to many minds tho outlaw, as a boy in Wisconsin, n bright, promising youngster, nnd his cureor of crime, which oommoneod In Colorado. Tho old man died of a broken hoart. To Reward Goldfinch. Tho feollng Is strongly In favor of young Goldfinch being given part of tho reward. In case thnt la found lm possible a movemont will be started to reuse u inrgo purse for the lad. A net! tlou will also bo sont to Governor Mo - Drlde asking thnt ho be sent to tho I'ullmun agricultural colllego nt tho cost of the state, and given a thorough oduuatlon. ' BORN. M00UH8. At tho home. In Sllverton. Mammy, August 4, 1309, to Ctaunty Superintendent nnd Moo res, u daughter. o Mrs. K. T. For Oargalns In Evorythlnn Qo to tho FAIR STORE. 0' A. M. Clouoh, Undertaker, 107 Stato street Phono Main 1351, Salem, Ore oon, successor to D. E. Huntslnger. Residence Droadway and Mill, North 8alenu Phone Main 221. B- -. The Oroulee studio is still doing bueineea over the New York Racket store. 76-tf o Fine Big Watermelons Wreah Oregon HMchee. new sweet petauteri, frn tomatoes, etc are In dally nrrlval at Uranson & Rngan'a. NEWTODAY. Lost. A tent. 10x11, between High htnd and Koaedalo. Finder leave at l,aOd & Hush's bank for reward. Jew. N. Smith. S-U-Jt 0-- For Sale or Rent A frroow boose, live btoeks from olty hall, at a low figure- U mrt. 1M Stato street. 3a !. S-U4t Fw Bargains In, Everything Qo to the FAIR STORE. Chicago, tv Aug 11 -Wheat TH, MoMBAY, AUdUs? 11, 1903. OREGON STATE BANK New Concern Opened at Jefferson this Week Good Men In Charge of a Sourfd Institution The Town Taking a Forward Start as a Result - Artlclos of Incorporation woro filed Friday at tho office of tho secre tary of stale and with tho county olork by tho "Oregon Stato Dank," of Joff erson, Orogon; capital stock, $25,000. Tho Incorporators aro J. A. Aupparlo, E. W. Hazard and A. J. Hofor, Jr., who represent among their associated stockholders somo of the bcBt business pcoplo In tho county J. A. Aupperle, President. Mr Aupporle Is proprietor of tho Jefferson Flouring Mills, nnd has bo como woll and favorably known lu this county. Ho has been elcctod pros! dont of tho new bank, and Is the nom inal head of tho now concorn. Ho Is n business man who has mado a succoss of his ovory undertaking, nnd hns been Instrumental in tho formation of this hank, largoly to accommodato tho farm ers who soil wheat at his mill, nnd who havo, In tho past, boon obliged to go to Salem or Albany for tholr mon oy. Now thoy will bo nblo to got tholr wheat cheeks cashed at homo, and It will provo a groat advantage to them, as wall aa to tho town, E, W. Hazard, Cashier. Mr. Hazard Is oashlor of tho now bank, and Is not n strangor to tho po Bltlon, having beon oashlor of tho Stato Dank of Hull, Iowa, for about 20 years During the groator part of that time Mr. Aupporle was vlco-prosldont of tho samo bank, and thus thoy havo been business nsosclatos for a long season. During the period when -Mr. Hazard Was cashier of tho Iowa bank that In stttutlon prospered, and Its stock- ! holders accumulated wealth, while Mr. Hazard remains In comparatively mod erato circumstances, which fact of itself la the beat recommendation that he could gain anywhere. During this time also the bank of which he was cashier and manager lost less than $500 on loans, und was nevor known to bring suit for tho collection of a olalm A long acquaintance ylth Messrs. Aupperle and Hazard eonvinooa the writer that both aro gentlemen of the strlotoBt Integrity, and men worthy of tho confldonco of the community In which they have settled. They wilt do a conservative .business, nnd will ex ert every effort for the building up of their town. The bank opened Its doors last Mon day, and from the start the nubile Is showing Us confidence In the new In stltutlen. Liberal depeeita were made qn the first day by business men and fanners, and several loans, already I negotiated, were closed up, livery ef ! fort wilt be made to de as large a vol' umeW business aa possible, and at the same time one which will protect the interests of stockholders and depoet tore Inviolate. The new bask num bers among Its atoakholdera some of the leading farmers and bustaeaa peo ple In Marlon county, and It U the pre diction of all that the concern baa be fore it a useful and proaperooa ca reer. The following artleh by Hon. Frank DaVey. In Friday's Portland Telegram, speaks wtt for a Marion county tewn: The town of Jefferson, In the ex trease soethweetera ooraer of Utta eeuHty. has, dorlog the past few Mentha, made h abashes as have giro It a stroog advance toward met royoUUua proportion Amoog other HMMMors of r-apiui and a dl0Hto WBB9&6 V'iBBBH JLJinB ; JBb ' tBKC 'fsBasHsV. IsBM Mt MHHbHPbbWJbH bM9eHJ$Ww1,mBbbbB 9HBLasBtf iiy isBBBaBH 'BBBBBBBrSB? BBBBBBBBS! ItlHIIIIll I HI 1 ' I H' - M Straw AT Half Every straw hatjn our ..price, cacn uue la (Jiaimjf DUSTERS In sizes up to 48, and I good economy to have one. Summer Coats For little men and big T . X men. Be comfortable and at table. Bath.ing Suits In oast vears have been difficult to obtain in Salem. We've a fine line for prospective summer batheis. liSalem Woolen Mill Sforeli n. i fff f ;; ZD4-Z30 LpUllllllClLldl Olicti- 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 n 1 1 1 ii 1 1 ni 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n ii i ihi i ih trrrrrrrrrrT JSSBiS VJ HICYCLGS CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHAINLESS CUSHION FRAA1E - - Cull snd boo the 1002 RAMBLER CUSHION FRAME, It ia 305 daya ahead oi all. ROCKING CRANK IIANGER doca away with tho flat and clumay apring. CALL AND EXAMINE IT. YOU WILL LIKE IT. Dim;1a CilfirlrioG OI oil descriptions nt pricoa aa cheap as DlljliC uUHUllCo any whore, and wohavouat what you want. BICYCLE REPAIRINQWohavoacomploto blcyclo repair ahop. Wa fit all umkes oi bicycle Urea. Wo repair all makos ol Mcyeloa. Glvo us a call. We try to pleaao. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Cbmmcrclal Street Opposite Capital National Bank. Does Your Use Fly Bouncer and you will E LEE'S LICE KILLER, the best lice ...BREWSTER Fecdmen and Sccdmen. u . I John A. Aupperlo nnd E. W. Hazard, of Sioux county. Iowa, and they brought with them several othor faml 000, Mr. Aupporle being prosidont and mills thoro, and at onco procooded to renovate them, and equip them In a first-class way, fixing up tho ditch nnd perfecting the powor. so that the plant Is now at Its best. Recognizing the demands of a good buslnoss town, tho gontlemen named have opened a banking Institution known as tho Oregon Stato Dank of Jefferson, with a capital stock of 125, 000, Mr. Aupperl being president, nnd Mr. Hazard cashier. The form or was vice-president of the bank nt Hull. Ia.. and tho latter was cashier thero for 20 years, bo their ability to carry on a successful business in that lino will be recognised at once. Jefferson has been improving in many ways. Tim Humphrey's Jeffer son Review has been enlarged, and its face greatly beautified In a typograph ical and In u literary way. Another grade has been added to the city schools, which now boast of 1 1 grades. A new creamery is about to be started In a few days with an oxtenstve pat ronage, and there Is apparently well- grounded rumor that John F. Stelwer. who Is well able financially and every other way p do so. Is arranging to open up an extensive mercantile house. Improvement has been the motto In and around the town, and the claim Is made that our southern neighbor will soon be the second town in Marlon oounty It has a Hne territory In Ma rion and Linn eooatlea to draw trade from. D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 Court .street. Phone Main 801, Resldtnce 390 Court street, phone 2181 Black. gwwwwvvvvwvtt ! The Best Ice Cream Al THE I "FLEUR DE LIS" i IMaaBnMMMMMHBnflWAMiiHHaiMMWIMM ICE CREAM PARLORS f HamStoa Sres. Ill State SL atftiisjtMmii ow KUR - HHH 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 M 1 1 1 H-frj. Hats Price stpie will now be sold at half J wmiv.M. .-- r- prices down to 1-25. It's men - for slim men and stout . l.l. . 1 r tlie same ume iook reipeui- M...U C4nnf X5S3S3IS(i $35 - $40 Cow Kick? have no more trouble In that way. THIS MEDICINE IS MADE DY THE DAIRYMEN'S ASSOCIATION OF VERMONT AND WE CAN REC OMMEND IT AS A FINE MEDICINE FOR COWS. killer on the market. & WHITE... 01 Court Street, Salem, Or aeet8aaeo0&a)ase&9e Southing N?n) " I have (ust received a new stock ol high-quality shoes. Prices guar anteed the lowest. They are good wearere. If you pleaie call and eee my Block. Repairing neatly dono. Jacob Yogt 265 Com'L St. eft6eeeaaesjsi04tfa$etaj9 Litiob. Infant and Alaska Baskets. Havlland cups and eaucers, bread and butter platee, and pitchers. Amethyat enameled ware. A complete line Juat placed on our shelves. Variety Store Annora Al, Welch, Prop. The Variety Store. 91 Conrt Street. The most essential nart of a printing plant is the press. No matter how well the type may be composed, a poor job of presswork destroys wnai nnie artistic beauty the job might otherwise pos sess. Our printine ure k the best machine made. It Is built to do the highest class of printing. We believe we are obtain Ing the best results from this machine. WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED. Scliaefer j"? co. Rosms 3, 4, and 5 Moarealdk. Phone, 21H, Red.- Housekeepers Should kaow viutr .., -u ,.... I -- w v n; in. tHHtl ,d bum wkolesomt; bread aad uastry --- . r utwj M ta8 favorite - fi ,l fiVtiX. Q sWg-- HAL2