tV
JOURNAL ADVERTI3ER8.
Are more tfiar
han nlAflafttl-tAjUU..4im.. . -.
THE WEATHErt,
Tonight and - Wednesday, occasional
rain! brlsR io fiTdlh' squally southerly
winds.
suits,
Ttk . r"""v" "itininoii oxaBaMnaiun.
.-SlSfiAt r-ir
uiu-asra result are ni-mn n
space a
'round
VOLUME X.
8AI.EM, OREGON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1002.
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JOURNAL.
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i! Your Neiffhbors
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. . FIND IT SAVES THEM MONEY TO TRADE WITH A CASH STORE.
:; DON'T YOU THINK IT WOULD PAY YOU. WE CAN FIT THE I
WHOLE FAMILY.
ii IN SHOES
T 1M... rkt ... . .. . '
. . "iv iuui mm our anoo uusiness
!! continues to grow la proof tlfat'oilr
. . bIioob give satisfaction. Our pilcos nro
. ' from 10 to 20 per cont below "rogular
'.' stores" for tlio snmo qiialItlP8."om-
f nsBnitmmit Ih vory complete. We Bell
t more shoes than the moat
exclusive shoe stores.
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The values we show in
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rn th a v vv ryY
ilUVUiliUUL IVX11U
wns ro-olectud today
mously.
o
nlmost unnnl-
Heaviest Portland Business Men
Endorse the Demand
PORTLAND TAXPAYERS'" League
BACKS UP THE MOVEMENT
Important Legislative Matters, It Is Urged. Should He
Considered on Their Merits, Free From Political Con
siderations
will surpiise you when we tell you a buit is
all wool, there s no cotton nor shoddy init
Don't vou need '
OVERCOATS ::
for yourself and the boys? It won't cost ::
you muJi to keep comfortable during" the
winter it vou fit out at the New Yoik Racket ::
UNDERWEAR, HOSIERY, NOTIONS. SHIRTS ;
SSMSSSSSSSSMS1 SSMf S SW S HIM in t
f Salem's Cheapest One-Price Cash Store-:
E. T. BARNES, Proprietor. ::
Corner of Commercial and Chemeketa Streets. ! !
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Time is Precious
And so Is a rellablo tltneplece.
Watches nnd clocks purchased at C. T.
Pomoroy'u uro always accurate time
keepers, and require tho least ropalrs,
with ordinary cnroful usage. Thoy
cun always bo ilependnd on. Wo are
selling a Waltham or Hlgln movement
lu a 20-yonr gold filled case at $12X0.
Wo can furnish any style of case.
G.T, Pomeroy
208 Com. St., Watchmakerand Optician
i INlvld
CUI PIIUKr'
When out of town '
If only a day, don't take cliane'es-"
with lluors bought at random. Pro
vide yourself with a llaslc, bottlo or
demijohn of floods of which you know
thfl quality. You know quality Is a
prime factor with us If you don't
know It you will find If you try our
uliius, whlsklos and brandies.
J. P. ROGERS, fsF
Wholesale and Retail
Liquor Dealer. . . .
COPYRIGHT,' f
Oregon's
Famous Botauicai Physician
ATTRACTS WIDER ATTENTION BY HIS CURES THAN ANY MAN IN
THE MEDICAL PROFESSION, AND THE AFFLICTED FROM ALL PARTS
ARE EVER INTERESTED TO READ OF HIS WORK. HE HAS CURED
HUNDREDS AFTER ALL HOPE HAD DEEN ABANDONED, AND HAS
SCORES OF TESTIMONIALS FROM RESPONSIBLE PEOPLE.
MANY AMONG THE HAPPY THRONG WHOM HE HAS CURED ARE
RELUCTANT To' HAVE THEIR NAMES IN PRINT, BUT THEY ARE
EVER READY TO TELL THE AFFFLICTED WHAT DR. COOK HAS
DONE FOR THEM. AMONG THESE IS A PROMINENT BUSINESS WO
MAN WHO HAS BEEN A PHY8ICAL WRECK FOR 24 YEARS, BUT WAS
FULLY RESTORED BY DR. COOK AND HIS WONDERFUL HERB MED.
CINES. THIS GOOD WOMAN WAS SUFFERING FROM BILLIOUS FE
VER, WHEN 8HE CALLED AN "OLD SCHOOL" PHYSICIAN. HE FILL
ED HER SYSTEM WITH POISONOUS DRUGS AND MINERAL SUB
STANCES UNTIL LIFE BECAME AN ABSOLUTE BURDEN, AND
DEATH WOULD HAVE BEEN A RELIEF. IN THIS CONDITION THE
LADY CAME TO DR. COOK, AND SHE IS PREPARED TO TELL ANY
WHO WILL CALL UPON HER HOW WONDERFULLY HE CURED HER.
FIRST HE RELIEVED HER OF MANY PUTRID FISTULAR TUMORS.
THEN TWO LARGE OVARIAN TUMORS WERE ENTIRELY REMOVED,
AND TO CAP THE CLIMAX HE CURED AN ACUTE INTERNAL CAN
CER. THIS WOMAN BEGAN TO IMPROVE FROM THE START, AND
AFTER THESE TERRIBLE AFFLICTIONS WERE REMOVED SHE RE
COVERED HER HEALTH, FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 24 YEARS FEEL
ING THAT SHE WAS A WELL PERSON. HER NAME WILL BE GIVEN
TO ANY INTERESTED PARTY BY DR..COOK.
I WAKE UP1 WAKE UPI YOU SIMPLETON. RECEIVE WI8DOM AND
KNOWLEDGE AND DISCRETION. A WISE MAN WILL HEAR AND
WILL INCREASE LEARNING, AND A MAN OF UNDERSTANDING
SHALL ATTAIN WISE COUNSELS. DO NOT ALLOW BLACKMAILERS
TO STUFF YOU FULL OF LIES BUT SEE FOR YOUR8ELF. THE ONLY
SAFE CURE 18 THE BOTANICAL 8Y8TEM. POISONOUS DRUGS ARE
ONLi TEMPORARY STIMULANT, WHILE 1HERE8ULTS ARE 8URE
DEATH SOONER OR LATER.
Dt Cook Cures all Kinds of Diseases.
WITHOUT THE AID OF THE KNIFE OR PLASTERS OR POISONOUS
DRUGS.
310 LIBERTY 8TREET, 8ALEM, OREGON.
(Poi Hand Oregonlnn, OcL 21.).
Tlu executive eommltoof.the Tax
payers League yestorday agreed unan
Imously to nsk Governor Oeor vto rail
an extra session of the legislature.
Not presuming to speak for tfio gfin
eial membership of the loagun, howdv
or, the committee will frnmo a petition
to the governor anil lrtglh today circu
lating l( for the Rlgnaturff yt gpch
membois ns may chooW'fo' sign It;
but outsiders will not be barred from
joining In the requost. This commit
tee took (ho Initiative because it wns
an organization that could properly do
so, but thoio was no doslro to narrow
the mnttor to a Taxpayers' League
movement. Tho hopo was expressed
that citizens generally 'would Join it
so that the petition sent to the gov
ornor might bo regarded as an ex
pression of tho public sentiment of
the community on thy subject.
It was a rogular meeting of the ex
ecutive committeo and all members
weio prosont A. L. Mlljs, W. M. Ladd,
J. C. Alnsworth, J. W. Cook, I.oo
Frlede, J. Thornburn Itoss nnd J. N.
Teal. The advisability of having nn
oxtia session of the legislature wns
generally discussed, and the conclu
sion wns renchod that It would be for
the best Interests of tlia stnte. and It
should he called nt tho earliest possi
ble date. Sovoral reasons for this 'Impendent channels.
course woro given. o
Inasmuch ns" thoro Is soma doubt as'O ff IMAnniniMrtX
.:1i.:;:!.,,:!!,"t!::vionuit I EflED
.... iiui.jumih.ih HI UIU I'lJIIBllllllllMI IK ,
Helf-oporntlvo ItMsdoamod important j
that nil -such doubt bo romovod. mid
that tho legislature pnss such laws as
i""L.!:."c?f!m:L.f:,,:...i,,.,u,"K t,mt .. Wv.,. . io.Year M.n. Dies
.. ..... minium imw uuui'i iifiiiru iiio reg
ular session of the legislature. It is
also bolloved that tho matter of an
appropriation for the Lewis' nnd Clarl
celebration Is of such Importance to
the state thnt It ought to be deter
mined froe from ontnnglemeuts with
other measures, and nt an onrly date,
so thnt tho i'gwIh and Clnik author!
ties mny know what they will have to
do with, and niaka tholr plans bcooiiI.
Ingly. It is also desired that Oregon
act In time to guide other slates In
tholr treatment of tho 11)06 fair.
It wns doomed important that the
new Poitlnnd charter be handled at n
spoclnl session. The committee dis
cussed thoso throo subjects of oin-
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dent moment to warrant an oxtin Ses
sion of the stnto legislature, nnd1 lu
the petition to be circulated the gov
ernor will be nskod to Include thoio In
the call. If ho shall soo lit to cnll the
legislature. It was realized that the
real responsibility of cnlllng a spoclnl
session must lie with tho governor,
the efforts of the committeo being rtl
lected to making known to him'' tho
desires of the people with respect to
ceitnln matters that domnnd attention.
Three considerations He nt tho bot
tom of this move for nn oxtra sosslon.
First, tho election or a United States
Sonntor and transaction of tho usual
loglslatlve buslnoss will fully occupy
tlio 10 days nllowod for the regular
session. Second, It Is recognized ns
extremely desirable- that tho matters
particularly mentioned bo donlt with
on their merits, nnd kept froo from
other measures. Thlid, too mucli time
would bo lost In wnltTng (pr notion of
(he regular session on thoso subjects.
While tho commlttoo did not pre
sume to bind tho Taxpayers' Longno
by Its action yesterdny, tho statement
was made thnt nine-tenths of tho meni-
ibeishlp was heartily lu favor" of the
proposed move. Cltlxons In general
will be Invited to sign tho potltlon to
be circulated, nnd nlso to express their
sentiments to the governor through in-
PRESIDENT'S
PROPOSITION
ADOPTED
By the Anthracite
Miners' Convention
After Hot Discussion As To
Its Probable Result
Kvery promlnout business house In
the city will bo reprosontod by a beau
tiful young lady nt .tho Merchants"
Carnival next Thursday night nt tho
iVrmory.
FLORIDA
MAN
ENQUIRES
About Business Prospects in
Oregon
Ought to Find Place at Salem
or Some Other Good Town
K. N. Honrdmnn, a Florida man who
does a large general merchandise busi
ness, writes The .Tournnl, sending a
subscription to tho dally, and ho says
he wants to flnd.n business locution.
Wo quote his lettor lu full, and hope
ho mny get an opening at Salem, or
some other good town. Wo linvo writ
ton him, nnd sent him printed matter,
and would bo glnd to rocolvo proposi
tions from nny ono who Is in a posi
tion to offer him encouragement to
como to Oregon.
The Florldan'8 Letter.
I would nlso bo glad to havo you an
swer, olther by Jottor or through tho
columns of your pnper, tho following
questions. I nm thinking of movlnc
my family West, and wish to got some tlon8' 0no llgnto created n sensn-
Talk this over with your doctor. If he
says Ayer's Cherry Pectoral is all right
ior your hard cough, then take it. &&
irnc.t
XHli
Resumption of Work Will
Commence Thursday
Ing all questions, nut ti. i..i,... t I
, ..... v. iiivoiivii. 11
was carried with no dlqscnllng vote.
, Resolution Read In Three Languages.
Wllkesliarro, Pa.. Oct 2J.-I'rlor to
passing the resolution It was fully glv
"n by Mitchell, which had boon trans
lated Into Llthunlsn, Polish and Slav
lk. Mitchell jnftftuiitM that ho had
received word f$om Roosevelt that tho
arbitral board would meet Imnie
UiUely nt t10 convention adopted
the rwohitlon, Ho also said that In
l'l opinion tho commission would ro
port wllhiu n month.
U wbb (inther resolved that permis
sion lie granted thoVurlunen to stnrt
work tfliurrow. In ortlar to prepare
the inlnoa for Thursday. The ques-
ANNUAL
CHURCH
EVENT
HIS TERM
at the State Prison.
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Chnrles Sullivan, alias Charlos
Qulnn. died at tho state penitentiary
Moudny night or tuberculosis. Sulli
van wns received at tho prison from
Multnomah county on January 10,
1800, under sontenco of 10 years for
the crime of larceny. Ho was ngod 63
yenrs at tho tlmo of his death, and, In
the absence of relatives In this coun
try, the lemnlns were today given bur
ial In the cemetery at the prison.
The crimo for which Sullivan was
sent to the penitentiary, was tho
thoft of n lady's purse from a Portland
church, while he wne attending his
religious devotions. The sentencing
Judge Imposed n severe sentence. 8ul
llvnn hns been lu III health, nnd un
der the doctor's care for several
months.
Idea of tho different cities, by their
local papers:
What Is the population of your city?
Is thoro nn opening thoro for n shoo
store, and how many shoo storos nro
thoro In Snlom now?
Is thoro an opening thoro for a bi
cycle storo, and ropalr shop?
How ninny blcyole stores and ropalr
shops are thoro In Snlom?
Aro tho streets of Snlom, nnd tho
roads of tho vicinity good for bloy-
ding?
Wlmt kind or schools havo you?
What collegos nonr?
Is there a llrst-elaes military school
In Oregon?
Is It n wJdo-opon gambling town, oi
ls this vlco hold In check?
Whnt Inducements nro thoro for a
good imislolnii? Is thoro n good brass
band there, and a good orohostia?
How cold does It ovor got In wlntor,
nnd how warm lu siimmor?
What Is tho principal Industry thoro,
and what the prevailing wagos?
What can a storo room sny 20 or 2C
root by 7fi to 100 foot bo ronted for In
tho business part of town?
Wllkesbnrre. I'a . Oct. 21. Tho con
vention opened nt 10 o'clock this
morning. It became early apparent ' l,on Piotectlng tho men who can't
that last night's consideration and dls- ot tll,lr P'acw book wns loft to the
pussion had won over ninny of those nt ' ,n,ltr'(!t ldors. FMhor Currnn was
first opposed to surrender, llofore the ' Hlvcn nn nllon whon he made n
ciodentlnls committee reported, one ' S"'W'K M'lelioll then nsked the press
of tho'dologntOH ashed Mitchell If the , tn 8,nU fr MM that all engineers.
Indenondont onoiators wore Inclndcii """'i. pmnpnim, foremen, simile
In tho ngroomont to nrbltiute. Mitchell bt"s and railroad men. and nil that
mado n brlof talk, in which he said "" or 'P0' '""r nocostary In got-
that tholr lndorstnndlng wns vory 1I,1K tho "aclilnory In order shnll ro-
clear that all the oporators who signed !"rn l0 w6fk omorrm. with gront
tho ptoposltlon did so for all tho com- )r lJ10 fl',l,!f8 c"nvntton arose and
pnnlos. Speeches nlong tho line or "nng "Am8rfn" MUcholl Joined in
adoption were hoard whllo nwnltlng lienrtl,J"- Thy t ndjournod sine
tho ropoit of tho commlttoo on resolu-. ,!
noiinns rccoived from illffornnt
IKifnti of the anthrnclto HsIiIh indl.
quostlon of ndoptlng tho resolution had ta i1"1 groot ..Verging nlmost on
gone long enough, nnd tho men who l"8a(l"Y'r0T91W' ,low ''t Hio de
held bnck bscauso of personal saerldce m '"8 h wm0
would accept bettor positions, mid for- Commli 0iiim- . .
get the cuuso of unionism entirely If! waZ Wi" Mt ': ,
thoy hnd tho opportunity. The com- toSfh"", J " m?" ?"1
mlttee on resolutions then r.SXl'Si lwl E 2
declnrlng for the resumption of work Friday v waanmnon
on Tluirsdny next, nnd thnt n copy be ' ..
sunt to I'nwldont Hoosevelt. The nio-j' Expeme of Commission,
tlon wns ndopted, nnd wns nbout to he j Washington,-Oct. 81 Labor Com
put, when n delenntd Intei posed and mlnlanw Wright, who has been In
oponod the illscusstoii nfrtwh. The vtllRllfl the subJeL Is of the
speaker wns almost dmwntd with pro-, ontolon IM the nrhltwitlim eonimU
longed oiles for the "question." Mitch ,,on W Be'eompelled to pay Its own
ell. with dtlllculty, quelled the nolne, ' oxPTOtsss, trusting to foiigiess to io
nnd suld thnt until the Inst man had lothnrse Hum. He believes tho cost
been henrd he would not put the ques- ' (' un'eitlanUon will exceed $lu,
tlon to n vote. Secretnry Wilson. In a '00n-
lengthy nddress. also urged ncceptunre ' c ',,. iTT" TT, : ,
of the iirniiiinlilnii. fFanstte Shoots English Missionary.
j Tangier, Morocco, Oct. !. A native
rnnnue RUdC nn liugllsh mlsslnnnry
nninea'lllliu Cooper this mnriv
lu, jnjl 'flW to n sanctuary to hldo
f:om Ills 'inirHuenr. The Sultan decid
ed to have him brought mil and Ji.
was shot In from of the mosque.
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Congregationalists of the
State Meet At Salem
There Will Be About Eighty
Delegates in Attendance
of the prnpoflltJou.
Proposition Adopted.
Wllhesbnrre. Pu.. Uct. SI. -The
strike wns settbd nt 12 o'clocU. I'hhI
dent Mitchell, after hearing nil who
desired to speak, nnd pntlentl;- nnswer--''''
' 'i . 1 1 . i . ...
The fifty-fourth general meeting of
the genornl association of Congre
gational churches of this state will lio
held In this city under fjio nusptcoa of
the First Congregational church. The
opening session was hold this after
noon, and adjournment will follow on
Thursday evening.
There will bo nbout 80 delogates In
nttondnneo, nnd provision hns been
made for the ontortnlnmont ot that
number. Each church is ontltled to
one delegnte, nnil ono additional dele
gate for oach .10 members or traction
thereof In Its congregation. Tho
Southorn Pacific Company hns mado
tho usual concessions, of ono and a
third fnros for the round trip.
Carrie .Escorted to a Train.
Houston. Oct. 21. Carrie Nation
was forcibly ujaotsd from three 8a
loons Inst night, nnd finally arroatod
and ordered to loavo town, to which
shf ngroed. She was escorted to tho
depot and put on a train for Pine
Illuff.
Kugtins hns 1000 pupils enrolled In
the public schools.
ipM whhiii mm iimim'm m mm wjumgrwm nw im u in i
NEW TODAY.
Orange Fruit and
Honey Chewing
Chocolate
'at!
Zinns
154 SUto St. Phone 28 74
Fatal Accident
On the Rail
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TIIKrilKItMOMKrKU IS LOW
In the kitchen, nlwA s sliHiigds Is
Cincinnati. Oct. 21.-Ten persons
were Injured and one, Miss Wake, of
fatally, lu n wreck on the
Hamilton ft Dayton rail-
g I way, near Klmwood this morning. The
n i ii ,,....
Qj IlUIIIIIlOIl,
Cincinnati
tml rn.i rlnn'l K , 1)f tore tliroilgjl nil Olieil Switch nild
to worry ov?r the rise in the , crossed the bridge over Woody Hun on
of w.kvI i if, i,h f.(ei ti n the ties Its speed was so great that
N Utl(l ior COIKKIg
B nuvfl to worr
5 price
m exculleiiuo in thu vvflrm eAthr, g
S3 Till hftlL till mhiMt flu iHrt nn ,l,.b F
g liibtoail, comfort, rnuvtuih-Dce, a
H claiilltit-i1 twnomy. (ias sforne g
a and ranee of every nut and ttvlx 2
g eupi.liwl by lbs Bilein fjas Light tt
at O' mpsny at lovcest prices w
I SPECIAL R
PRICES
Unlll November 1st
to iiitmdu 'e our up
to date method.
(BANCROFT OPTICAL CO.f
A. l. HAMJKUKJ', hrtClttlUt
aytf Uom'i nt ,
t-lem. Or,
J abor Union, attended the meeting of
the Salem Ministerial Association
Monday, and, at his request, the minis
ters of the city dec Ided to devote their
$ I evening service next Sunday to the in-
j terests of the striking coal miners of
the Hast. The strike situation will be
discussed, and at the close ot the ser
vices a collection will be taken for the
benefit of the strikers. It Is especially
urged that all of the friends of organ
ized labor attend the service at some I
of the churches.
It passed the bridge safely, but only to
collldo with a switch engine and
freight cars on the opposite side,
o
President W. C. T. U. Re-elected.
Portland. Me.. Oct 21. Mrs. I.llllnn
N Stevens, national president of the
Woman's Christian TVmperam e I'nlon,
5 SALEM GAS LIGHT CO. g
Phone 683. , Chemeketa 8t a
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Barr's deWelry Store
fcaeaaacuweeM eessiMs
Will Talk
For Miners
W. K MilUr. president uf the Salem
-
WE ARE WATCHING
OUR BUSINESS,
. CAN'T WE WATCH
YOU?
-.nil snn mi psmi ii nwm 1 1 hi mmattmmmtmmtmmam
Who Killed Joe's Daby?
Mrs. Lehman will RTte a radiation
in Ielle efturch. SantU Salem. Wed
n.dsy ovenlsg. October 2tcl, for tho
CteUt of the; W a T- V Hycfrybody
llrfited. Ad wibcMon -i fleHte. lMl-3t
Take your umbrellas to Bhlpp &
Houser's for repairs.
T)co oJmmw aM Ih tM rorr irtiim at Jttmfig Jewoiry Store ha
aUrnetwl thr HPW JUy- Otr oid vmUkm art dlajdaywl. Two
iiiiHurc) (fcefo-nrtr ifwilMk r
j BARR'S JEWELRY STORE,
f Corner State and Liberty SU. Leaders In Low Prices.
s?BOB8PBOC8taej9Bgstaej)geC0g5
The population of Snlem Is fairly
stnted 10.000 tp 12,000. About 20,000
pooplo ooms hero to do business from
the throe counties, thnt uontor nt this
city.
Thoro aro three lnrgo retail shoe
storos, with half a dozen other stores
carrying shoo stocks, TJiq shoe trade
Is well repioHonted.-and wo ootlhl not
advlso nny one to put In nnothor shoe
stock horo. '
Tho bicycle nild ropnlr business Is
fully roproHontmL 8nlnm Is a great
cantor of the blcyole trndo. Its three
prlnclpnl Industrie nro polities, lions
nnd bicycles.
Snlem lias staitod on tho upward
courso. and will not rest until this city
has the best public sehogls In tho
stnte. Wo hnve n university, two
normnl schools, an academy and n
buslnoss collego. n law school and n
medical school. For tho ntee of tho
city, Salem has the beet facilities for
higher education In the woilil. No one
works for a living, hut thoo who nre
nbsolutoly compelled to.
There Is very Utile gambling, com
pared to the slza of tho town, and two
churches or over for each saloon.
There is n fine field here for a good
musician, of any number of them, If
0iy ean make a living nt something
else. Salem has Just reeeifal an up
qiilalUon of a bandleader, who has
een service In tho lirltlsh army. 8a
lem needs a flrat-clase orokeetra. and
needs uiuslclana who eun teach music !
to young people, so that there will be
more and better musrclnns.
Salem has no one principal Indus-g
-. iii qHiie a diversity, as woolen
mills, BHwmiiis. planing mills nnd
ash nnd door factor!, pruno pack
ing, fruit shipping, hon innniifmhir
banking, publishing ami growing
BtrawoorriM.
Common wages for labor rane from
11.10 to $1.00. Balani is iifitofu. and
wages have advanced.
Store rooms rawt from $?q to r,.
ir month.
We trust Mr. fioarclraau ran pic k t g
of this some wtlsfac tory Information B
that will lead klro U make the Capital B
fMlv nt DmuAu kiu i. . . ka
yming people, if he has any. will fin.i
,, ,-tru,inir ir inasjug tue ninj
of the talents Ood has given them
There are plenty of buslnees open
nigs in uregen. aitnoneji in a general
way nearly all lines of businuui ni-
wen repregenul. There nr many
pkeces where a large merchandise
stoek wonld flnd buslnesw wain,,., r.
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Wraps
w Iluslness In this dufmrtuient Is
ta iucrcinslng every day. Many
S who look nt tho garments shown
H elsewlieie come back to us and
S buy.
Our $8.50 and $12 Values
g Are equal to thoso shown else
u where nt $10.00 and J I. Mm.
SC0ME AND SEE.
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The largest and best assort
ment in the Willamette valley.
68c to $30.
Kobion's high glide shoes for
men. A splendid line l now be
Ing shown In our lmo depart
ment,
Price $3.50 a Mr.
Tliere nre none so good for
Uie price. We guarantee their j
value and style, every pair is
made of carefully selected stock
Great Sale of
Men's Rubbers
Next Wednesday
Men's first grade storm rub
bers, the regular 71c qualities
will be on Mia Wednesday at
50c a pair.
OhUhk nannei gowes. skirts
ant! drawers for UnUmL
OhUMK flannel gowns for child
ren.
We art Ike oely firm In cVtlent
showing a aejupfete line of thege
goods,
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See the Shirts
New on display tn wtr Qoirl
street window, next to the en
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$UQ kind !
Special $1
Spanish Yarn
5c a Skein
Ask About It
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