THE DAILY JOURNAL, SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, AUGUST 28, 1902.
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Pickers'
Gloves
19c pair.
Wo bavo about 30 dozen of
thbra find offor thorn at thin
prlco to Insuro quick soiling.
Every pnlr worth 2Co, See win
doir.
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Fall Droas Goode, Quits,
Cloak, etc., arriving dally
Camp
Blankets
At any price.
Tho beat vatuoa over offered
at COc GSp, 7Gc, $1.00, $1.20 and
, up. All good, largo sizes, and
most doalrablo colors.
Sun
Bonnets
25c each.
All Colors for
Children.
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BUFFALO
. BILL IS
IN TOWN
Wild West Exhibition Seen in
Arena
Enormous Crowds Witness
the Street Parade
Klnlilntn hIx, Chinook wawah?
Col. Win. V. Cody ("Buffalo 11111")
( and his monstrous nhow arrived In Sa-
lorn at an oarly hour thin morning, and
In few bourn tho tents wore stretched,
covering several acres of ground on
. tho depot commons.
I And It Is a good show, an ontortalh
inont worth anybody's monoy, being an
I educator, In Its way. Tho Wild West
presonted by "Duffalo Hill" Is not In
nny senso a circus, and should not bo
, confounded with tho ring show. It Is,
I primarily, an oxcltlng display of horse
manship, or, rather, rough riding In
tho lltoral Interpretation of tho
phrase. Instoad of an Immonso tont
with throo rings, a couplo of pint
forniH, slack wires and othor gym
nastlc apparatus, and a menagerie, tho
Wild West cntcrtalnmont Is glvon In
nn ImmotlBO nrntin nnt'lnnnit liv n rnn.
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yiih wnu wuuoui a lop, a canvass roof
protects tho spectators, but tho riders
operate In tho open air,
Within tho arena aro performed
marvelous fonts of horsemanship that
must bo seen to bo appreciated. There
Is no dolay lu tho piogram, and the
whirl of tho acts Is oxhllorntlng. Cow.
boys, soldlors and Indians aro nil
FRENCH
BUYERS
EXPECT TO INVEST IN OREGON
PRUNES THIS YEAR SHORT
AGE OF CROP IN FRANCE.
REFUSED
TO ALLOW
CLAIM
L. Cheyaray and P. L. Martlnoau,
commission merchants of Lollarvre
and Ilordcatix, France, respectively,
worn In Salem today. Tho purpose of
their visit to this city was to ostabllsji
'business relations with tho fruit deal
ers of this section, particularly In tho
matter of securing a Btipply of prunes.
TIlCV roDOrt that llin Fronrli rnm Milu
year will not exceed one-third of nn!
average crop. Tho Oregon pruno Is
not known to tho Fronch market for
tho reason that tho dealers have Im
ported tholr stock from California,
whoro It can bo purchased cheaper.
Messrs, Cheyaray and Martlneau are
anxious to sccuro shipments of the
1002 crop of prunes from this stnto,
and to that end havo formed business
relations with a local commission firm,
through which they mny purchase and
bo advised as to tho market condi
tions. They loavo Thursdny for points
In California.
Dunbar Disallows Airs. Wag
goner's Bill ,of $1500
Says Woman Did Not Render
Service Charged for
Would not bo largo enough to print tho testimonials wo can furnish
regarding our work. Kvory day complicated work In Watches, Clocks and
Jowolry coino to ua that havo boon pronounced non-ropalrablo, when our
skill property nppllod mado thorn no good as now. Don't forgot ollhor there, each with a special brand of
that wo aro originators of low prlcos In our lino, and workmanship second r'amK cat' possessing ocpiul Interost
ior mo tnousandn of eyes which are
watching ovory movemont.
Thoso who oxpoct to wltuoBS n clr-
PERSONALS.
J. W. Wlnthrow, of Eugene, was In
the city today.
to uono. Try u. Monoy In your pocket.
CHAS, H. HINGES
WATCHMAKER, JEWE LER AND OPTICIAN.
88 8tato Street. Next door to Duih'c Dank.
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
'Bofoyo buying your auppllos for your outing you should nail at our store and
nou inspoat wo moBi compioio lino oi camping goods over abown.
Tho
BTAU IIAMB.
3TAK UAOON.
UTAH HAM 8AUHAGB.
8TAU BUMnlKK HAUHAOK.
8TAK DKIKD I1KKF.
8TKAMED COOKKD HAM.
moat comploto lino oi canned
meats ahown.
ROTH
Our Rod Klbbon canned roods urn
proper goods to tako with you.
THK HIGIIT KIND OF COFFKK.
HTATK HOUBK COFFKK.
KIN IIEK COFFEE.
OltKOGB COFFEE.
Put up In air tight cans. Jitat tho
tiling tor you
34 Stale Street,
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DALRYMPLE'S
New
Waistings
Dome very swell pattern In
French Flannel materials, for
'Waists, Jut In.
Stripe are In ralnboow shade
and moat attractive.
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Corduroy
Waistings
AH the new ahadoe In Whale
Qroen, Cadet, Navy, Drow.i,
Light Olge, Dlack, White and
Drab.
75c yard
DALRYMPLE'S
le9)f)9t)X
Jelly UIJS5CS thoiHoyalltnxBi.tbty
art flat for car;! ad bar floors-will Uit
loafer taaaithrt coanoaa fcroouu; 75c. $1 th
wKfc.The Yariety Store
94 Court Street.
Tile JLeoriard
Salem's" Family Hotel.
Popular Boarding and lodging Jlouso
of tho olty. llegulnr boarders a Bpe
clalty. BpoAlal attention glvon to
transient trado. Prices reasonable.
A. CLARK,
No. 302 Front, Ht., Salotu, Or.
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IU LLU5E
Some HuMt'of aumuior ami fall
shoea will bo sacrMood nt
tt'tiolotalo prlo&a.
Hop Pickers
Will find this an opportunity
to save good cash. Look aver
our npueJai Pra,
. Jacob Vogt
US Ccsj'L W.
inwin.inaiwitiimj
The Benicia
Rotary Disc Plow
FnrmorH goneially nro too busy
thoso tlnys to road many plow ads
thoy aro trying hard to reap tho fruits
of tholr loot soasnn'a plowing, but wo
Just want to romlnd thorn that wo will
soon havo In our fall stock of tho now
colobratod llonlola notary Dlso plowo,
that provod thomsolvos so fully last
fall mid wlntor and spring. Wo sold
tho first ono of tliora about tho middle
of Oatobor, from which Umo till tho
uprlng plowing waB over wo sold a to-
tnl of 10, ovory ono of which was sold
on n guaratitoo, and ovory ono of which
Btuyod Bold.
Thora woro Buvoral othor purtles
triad thoso plows, aomo of whom will
buy later, and only In ono or two cases
did thoy fall to wholly natisfy. This
Is a romnrkablo showing, crialdorlng
tho fact that thoro Is such a strong
projudlco lu tho valley horo against
dlso plows, and Justly so, too, alnoo
tho former plow shown horo havo
failed In many of tho vital points.
THE DENECIA DISC
Plows, the bardout soil.
Tho moat kinds of soil.
Dooa tho moat work.
With the least draft
Of nny plow that ovor
Appoarod lu tho flold.
Wo hopo to show tho new full plows
In a fow days. Walt fpr thorn. You
can get Into your Holds at ouco, with
out waiting for tho fall rnltiB, If vou
own u dlso.
W will aso have plenty of tho rg
ulnr sulkies, lu several of tho bt
makes, gangs, also. ,
Ono of tho boat things yet put out
Is tho Byruouso chilled gang, which
wu will place lu tho vulluy this fall
tho first really successful chilled gang
that's over boon put out.
Home fall machinery that will Inter
est most ftmnors.
DIHD3ELL CLOVER HULLER8
OHIO EN8ILAQE CUTTERS
HERO FANNING MILLS
MOLINE POTATO DIQQER8.
Aud many othor up-to-date line of1
marhliitfry.
cub performance, or anything pnrtak
lug of that form of ontertnlnment will
bo disappointed In "lluffolo Dili's"
show. It Ib an oxhlbltlon of horseman
ship almost ontlroly. Tho bIiow Ib gen
nlno In ovory particular. Tho English
men nro from England; tho Arabs aro
from Arabia; tho Cossacks, havo tholr
paBBports from tho IluHslan military
authorities, and so It Is with nil the at
taches of tho bIiow. Thoy tiro exactly
us roproBontod.
Tho crowds In Halom today woro
enormous. Throughout tho forenoon
thoro was coiiBtnnt travol ovor nil tho
roads leading Into Salem.' Thoro wan
a continuous Htronin of farm wagons
nnd vohlelos ovor the big bridge dur
ing tho forenoon, beginning at nn al
most unsoomly hour this morning. Tho
morning trains brought ninny strang
ers to tho city from tho vnlley towns,
nnd by noon the town was filled to
overflowing. In fact, as one morohant
wiib hoard to expresB himself, It np
poareii as though every resilient of
tho valley within u radius of 10 miles
of Salem was hero.
The 8treet Parade.
The street parade, a mile lu longth.
left the depot grounds shortly boforo
10 o'clock, and trnversod the principal
iitroets of the city. Tho sldowalks
and streets In ninny places wore Im
passible, so dense vns tho crowd. Hut
no one was disappointed. Score of
finely groomed horses, mounted by ox-
port horsomon, passed lu rovlow down
the street, to tho ndmlratlon of the
spectators.
Adjutant-General C. U. Gnntonboln,
of Portland, was In, tho city today.
Miss Lulu Fortlor, of St. Paul, was
a guest at tho Willamette today
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Holt, Miss Fuller
nnd Oscar Haytcr formed a party of
Dallas visitors to this city today.
O. II. lloblnson nnd wlfo were
among the visitors to Balem today.
registering nt tho Willamette.
Theodore Odonthal, tho Btayton
and Sublimity real ostate agent, was
In tho city today. Ho reports that
hops In his section of tho country are
looking fine, and that many growors
predict that tho yield will bo greater
than Inst year.
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DO YOU HEAR?
IF YOU CANNOT UNDERSTAND
CAPITAL LETTERS, YOU MUST
DE DEAF.
Secretary of State Dunbar today dis
allowed the claim of Mrs. Mary Wag
goner for $1500, charged against the
statu of Oregon for returning the
body of the dead convict, Merrill. In
passing upon the claim Secretary Dun
bar prepared an written opinion, lh
which ho reviews tho clrcumstancos
attending the finding of tho body, the
terms undor which tho reward was
offored, and tho provisions of the Btnte
law governing tho paymont of such
claims against the state. His final
conclusions for disallowing the claim
of Mrs. Waggonor aro summed up in
tho final paragraph of the opinion, as
follews:
"For tho reason thnt from tho facts
and ovldencc offored It does not ap
pear that the claimant rendered the
sorvlco claimed, whereby her action
In finding nnd returning tho body of
Merrill complied with the provisions
of the law or tho offer of tho reward,
and is therefore not entitled to the
amount claimed, or any part thoreof."
The members of the 'Washington
posse that returned the body of Tra
cy have not yet filed tholr claim for
tho reward with tho secretary of state,
although their attornoys scToral days
ngo announced that they would do so
In the very n'onr future. Until the
clnlm for tho Trncy reward monoy has
been regularly filed with the secretary
of stnto, there can bo had no action
towards Its consideration nnd pay
ment.
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Ml rUUL
IS SOLD
nil eniin. GUTHRIE & CO. WERE
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS FOR
nniiT RR.nno BUSHELS OF
nuvw p -
OATS.
The Ilocky Point Grain Growers' As
sociation held a meeting at the Itocky
Point school house Wednosday even
ing, and opened bids for the purchnse
of their pool of oats, amounting to
about 05,000 bushols. The bid of Hal
four, Guthrlo & Company was accept
ed, tholr offor being the highest. Tho
bid of the successful company was 81
conts per hundred for the fnll oats,
and 81 conts for the spring crop.
Those figures nro equivalent to 27
conts por bushel for tho fall nnd 26
conts for the spring onts. This is In
advance of the local market quotation,
which Is only 75 conts per hundred,
or 21 cents par bushel. This Is the
third successive year that tho growers
represented in the association havo
disposed of tholr crops, as an organi
zation, nt an advance ovor tho pre
vailing market quotations, and they
feel well satisfied with tholr olTorts In
that direction. Tho association last
week sold Its pool of S00O bushqls of
wheat to A. I). Gardnor, tho Stayton
mlllor, nt 57 cents, or four conts above
the Salem market quotation for tho
same cereal.
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Any man. who want a good suit, and who would like to keep
half or a third of his money, had better como. nnd'see what's going
on here this week. There Isn't anything to look out for. No, Sir, &
not at this store. The clothea are aa good as they- look. To any.
body, who Isn't happy with hla bargain, our purse-atrlngs are always
open your money back, If you want It. ft
You see aomo of the aulta are half-price. They are the suits ft
we are anxloua to sell perhaps the very suits you will be most ft
anxious to buy. A
Our reaaon for all this? Too many aulta. We want room for ft
our fall stock. Don't atay away. You won't need much money ft
look at the prlcea. ft
G. W, Johnson & Co.
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Clothiers to the People
257 Commercial St.. Salem.
Minor Mention
-OF-
Local Import
Do You Want to Hear.
Mr. A. G. Hyors, of Indopondonro, Or .
was In town tho othor day and re
ports bis euro of total donfnoss by Dr.
Darrln as pormanont. Ho was so much
pleased with the result that ho brought
his fnthor for treatment for other
troubles. Wo glvo below his sworn
statement, glvon luBt June:
How Young Mr. Dyers Recovered
Mr. A. J. Dynrs, of Independence,
accompanied by his son, A. O. Dyers,
cnllod nt tho Joiirnnl ofllcn this after
noon and tundo a statomont rolatlvo to
tho condition of tho younger man. He
haa boon donf from his Infancy, and
tho difficulty gradually Increased to
sueh oxtunt that Jio was almost totally
deaf. Two mouths ngo the young ninn
camo to Dr. Darrln, nt Hotel Wlllnm
otte, for treatment, and today called at
Tho Journal otllco to state that he can
henr na wall as anybody. The rofiort
or talked to him In a low tone of voice,
and his hearing was as good ns tho
best. 'Nils romnrkablo cure of neces
sity mnkos tho young mun fol happy,
.to Worfl For' Love.
In comparison 'vltli the English
tongue foreign tongues seem parsimo
nious lu seiuo wnys of oxprosslon and
wasteful lu others.
For Instance, It Is Impossible to "kick"
a man In French. Vou must glvo him
a "blow with tho foot." Tho Portu
guese do not "wink" nt ono; thoy "close
nnd open the eyes."
In tho languages of tho American In
dians there Is no word with which to
convey the Idon of "stealing," perhaps
because tho Idea of property Is so
vague. It Is related of one of the early
missionaries that In attempting to
translate tho Hlblo Into Algonquin he
could find no word to express "lor"
and was compelled to Invent It
nnd his father Is more than pleased.
The sterotyped feat tiros Their imrnoso In ceinliu: to Tim Jour.
of the circus parade were missing, und ' nal olllco was to make a statement to
uio spcotnulowns a pleasing substitute i tho public concerning the wonderful
Hint was onjoyed lu Its ontlroly
Some 8tatlstlce.
The Huffulo Hill show requires
ooaehoa for Its transportation. Tho
aggregation .consists of about 000 head
of horses, but of that number the visi
tor to the arena sees not ovor 300
head. Tho others are of the Perehoron
and other heavy draft breeds, that nro
euro. A. O. HKYKR8.
Subscribed aud sworn to before me,
IC Hofur, a notary public. In Snlem,
Oregon, this 10th day of June, 1901
(Bsal) K. HOFHIt.
Notary Public for Oregon.
Another Equally Remarkable Cure.
C. H. Uiirfeo, a farmer residing near
Shaw station, Is one of the happiest
He Itvpnrttl,
Daniel Webster once told a friend
that his great speech In reply to
Hnyne. which li tho high water mark
of modern eloquence, but which nt the
time was supposed to have been deliv
ered without preparation, had been
siilMtnntlnlly prepared long before.
When called upon suddenly to reply to
the flory Carolinian's attacks, which so
alarmed the New Knghitulers at tlA
capital, lie was entirely nt case and
ready for the fray, for, as ho said, he
had "only to turn to his notes tucked
away In n pigeonhole." aud refresh bis
recollection. "If Hayno." he anld, "had
tried to uinko a speech to tit my notes
lie could not have bit them bettor. So
man Is Inspired by the occasion. 1
never was."
Fred Rees, tho young mnn from Sa
lem, who Is accused of stealing n suit
of clothes and Jewelry, wns bound
over to the district court by Judge
Fltz Gerald. Pendleton Enst-Orogon-Inn.
C. V. Evans, of Salem, who hns
been visiting nt tho springs for nn
outing on his wheel, enmo down Sat
urday nnd put his machine Inside the
Hoffman House, says tho Eugene
Guard. It was missed Sunday, and tho
officers have boon looking for the
thief. The offonso would bo larceny
from n dwelling, a stato's prison of
fense, nnd It will go somowhnt hard
with the miscreant when ho Is caught.
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MARRIED.
FIEDHICK I1IIA.MLKT. At the rosl
douce of tho officiating minister lu
this city, Wednesday, August 27.
1902, Miss Ednn Hollo Hedrlck to
Mr. Arthur W. Hrnmlot. Row John
Parsons ofllclntlng.
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Large Supply
Watermelons and Muskmelons
Harritt & Lacdrbncb
Old Poat Offlco Grocery.
RS)GS)eG
i Nfiw 1Q flip filllP To have your B,cyc,e wt in
jnvTY itJ niv nuiv gooo snape ior nop pickine-you
arc sure to need It you will need It In the worst way. Don't forget us
Do all kinds of Bicycle repairing.
Repair all makes of Bicycles,
Fit all makes of Bicycle tires,
OUR MOTTO: Dest Workmanship and Prompt Delivery.
NEW TODAY.
We have a full line ot the
celebrated Keen Kutter
Pocket Knives and Razors.
A foil line of all kinds of
Sundries, 'Lamps, Tires,
Cements, Oils Pedals, Etc.
A few snaps In Second-hand Bicycles cheap.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street' Opposite Capital National Bank.
523G
RINEMAN'8 DARQAIN8.
For Sale or Rent. Family rosldonco,
Inrgo grounds, stable, etc., within
two blocks from tho cnpltol. In
quire Journal ofllco. 8-2f!.lm
200 Rooms Wanted. With or without
board, for University students.
Persons hnvlng furnished or unfur
nished rooms will bo nldod In rent
ing them If thoy send nnmo nnd ad
dress to Chairman fo Information
Huroau, Y. M. C. A.. Wlllamotto Uni
versity. 8-28-31
uNwi ior lonming purposes on the mun In the county. For over M years
grounds. A visit to the tented stables I ho was deaf in the lf( Mar i.u i,u...
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lug Doing entirely deelmyetl. while
F. A. WIGGINS,
Farm Machinery, OlcycUa
Sewing Machine and Suppllaa
363-257 Liberty Streut Salem
N. H. DURUEY,
Sawlno Machine Repalrlno.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
Made by
THB SIDNEY POWER COMPANY
8ldn, Oreoon.
Made for family use, uk your
grocer for It. Bran and
efaorU always on band.
'A. T. WALN Affont
sIiowb tho visitor aomo of tho Huest
specimens of animal flesh. A carload
or baled hay Is used dally for feeding.
The show carrlee 000 persous, and tho
commissary department Is by no
moans nn unimportant pint of the
ooiupniiy. A Halom bakery last night
baked 300 large loaVea of bread for the
management, thnt amount represent
ing n duy's consumption. The dally
expensed of the entlrtt aggregation
will probably average JS800.
Afternoon Performance.
The afternoon iwrfnrmnnoe wns giv
en today before one of the largoet
ornwila that aver gathered under un
vnea In this city Hvury feature of the
program was warmly applauded, and
all certainly got their money's worth.
Judging from the ninny comments of
praise that were volunteered at the
conclusion of the performance
Tonloht'a Program.
The evening performance will It.
gin promptly at S o'clock, aud the pro
gram will not lie abridged or curtailed
in the siigtitertt particular. This h
nouHcemewt wa made by Pre Agent
Fellows today. Mr. Fellows says that
Col. Cwly has taken a pledge to give
In the evening m exact reproduction
of tho performance) as It l given In the
afternoon, not omitting a single fen
ture. so that those who find it Incon
venient to attend thte afternoon may
nis rigiu ear was entirely normal Af
ter treating with Dr. Derrin. at the
Hotol Willamette. Mr. Durfee can hear
perfectly lu the left ear. sud U loud In
his praise of the physician who so
successfully treated hint. Mr. Durfee
sayB the restoration of his hearing Is
n groat relief to him. for he can now
hoar ovory sound, nnd locate It. Mies
Nelllo. the daughter or Mr. Durfee,
was also cured by Dr. Darrln of deaf
ness and granulated eye about two
months ago. Mr. Durfee called at The
Journal office, ami voluuteeivd the
above statement.
Dr. Darrln'a Place of Business.
I)r Darrln gives free examlnatkm to
all. nnd when necessary gives medl
elite In connection with electricity.
The poor treat tnl free, from 10 to It
dally, exeept medicine. Tkoee will
ing to nay, 10 to ; evening. T to S.
Sundays, 10 to 3. Thoee wishing treat
went should call soon, as some case
require attention during course of
cure. Catarrh and chest trouble vhtld
more rend lb" during warm went her.
Sufferers from this class of trotiblee
should have them attended to at once.
Hrrora of youth, blood taints, gleet.
Impoteney. varicocele, deafness, ha
tarrh aud stricture a specialty- All
chronic male and female dlsomo
I.rft mill llliclit Minlin.
Physiologists and scientist!) In cen-
ornl hnvo been making some curious
experiments with n view to determine
the relative longth and strength of
"right and left limbs." Fl'ty nnd nine
tenths per cent of the tutu examined
had the right arm stronger than the
loft. 10,1 per cent had the two arms
of equal length and strength, and 37
per cent Imd the left arm stronger
than the right. Of womon, -141.0 per
cent hsd tho right nrui stronger than
the left, and '.M.5 por cent bad the left
trtger than tho right. London Fam
ily Doctor,
Wlii-r SinoUlmr I it Crime.
There Is one country In the world
where It Is considered a crimo to
smoke. Abyssinia Is Up ngion, and
the law forbidding tobaco dates from
the yonr 1012. It was at first morel
Inteuded to prevent priests from smok
ing lu the churches, but It was taken
too literally, aud nowadays even for
eigners have to lie careful not to be
seen smoking.
A Uuuaunl llnce.
An unusual race was advertised to
be run at Rlpon. In Yorkshire, in 179B:
"The Udy's Plate, of flfl value, by
any horse tlutt was no more than Ave
rears eld tbe lust grass. Women to be
the riders. Hack to pay a guinea on
trance. Three heate and twice round
the 1MWW111 fur a beet."
Employment Bureau. Tho informa
tion Huroau of Willamette Universi
ty Is prepared to furnish young mon
to tond fires and do chores, otc, for
rooms; enrry In wood, and do gen
eral work of a light nature. Any
person doslrlug a man for such, or
similar work, should address Chair
man Information Durenu, Y. M. C,
A Willamette Unlvorslty, 8-28-31
Farm for Sale
110 ncros, 45 acres lu cultivation, 7
room house, 2 orchards, 2 barns, finely
wntoroil, 3V6 miles from a good towi.
Prlco $1000, $350 cash, balanco on or
boforo flvo years nt G por cent interest
80 ucroB, houso and barn, 30 noros In
cultivation, 2j miles from town. Prlco
$1000, nbout $250 down, bnlanco on
tlmo to uiilt. If you want a bargain
buy of a furmor. C. O". DURGESS,
8-26-2W Agent. Sheridan, Or.
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D. E. Huntslnner, funeral director,
155 Court street. Phone Main S01,
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Black.
A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 SUte
atrcet. Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore
Qon, successor to D. E. Huntslnner.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phono Main 221.
Deviled Ham tsmall) per can
6c G for 25c
Deviled Ham (largo) por can
10o3 cans 25c.
Sardines, per box
6c 8 boxes 25c
Salmon, 3 cans
25o
Smoked Herring,
Pbr box, 25c
Cataup, per pt bottlo
15c 2 bottles 25c.
Good Soda (10-oz pkg )
5c 0 pkga 25c
Washing Powder,per pkg
Bo.
Jumbo Mush,
Four packages 25 cents.
Bring ua your buttor and eggs. We
pay highest market prlco, cash or
merchandise.
M. T. RINEMAN,
132 8tato 8t Telephone 131
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Ireland Ua 406 aWleUodled persons
to 1.000 InbabltMuu, Scot H ml -ti ud
Ungland 431
treated at II a week. Sau a month, or
attend tonight and see the same pro J In that proportion of time, as the case
gram The company carries Its own I may require. No caeee puklined. ex-
electric lighting plant, which enables
U to properly Hght up the arena In a
satisfactory wanner. ItunriHg a sue-
eeseiui evening pwfcrtuauee. Tfaoeo
who fatted to s the exhibition this
afternoon ejtatiid not ntlej the ottpor
tiU' to soe ihh nwi porftmnance
this owning.
cept by permission of the paUont. All
bustuos relatione with Dr. Derrtu
strictly confidential. Letters of In
qulry answered, areolars and ques
tion bkuks sent ftm Hyee tested and
glasses fitted. Dr. Harris's qtHeoe are
at the Willamette, Hotel. Salem, until
November 1st. ouly.
The hardest thing to Hud Is an hou
t (Mrtiier tot a swindle.
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The Between Season is Now Here
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A WINTER WRAP?
We have our line of Winter Coats and Fura now on dlaplay. A finer line haa never been ahown in Salem We
WE VANT YOU TO SEE THESE GOODS
N ow is the beat time to make your selection while the stock lectin unbroken.
It is no trouble to show them.
...It is Not Too Late For Wash Goods.,.
Wash Goods, Shirt Waists and Children's Wash
Suits at Your Own Price . . .
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