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Newspaper Page TextFjOJESSumn T If M , r vj &arj l ."- Ia 1. THE D AILV JOURNAL, QALfcM, OREGON, WgDNEdDAV, 6CT6BBB &, ion?. ..m ""' iii"1 . .AruenBAAAddS HWw CS: w"ik X . fftfTfcWfc?W l?L.MPr; H5taB-aaaaaaaaaaaW' -' . . arwa . NimimiiwiwHi hwh- 1 oim n AT "M C ui WMrro ufaa i : Another SUipment of ; ; Jackets. :: Extra values at I $5, $7.50, $10. Men's Shirts All the new capers stiff bosom shirts at ml Justice llorgan Held Defense i Did Not Show That Fact $1, and $1.50 each. '-1 Umbrellas An immense showing. See the great values we are offering at $1, $1.35, $1.75. BOUND OVER Men's Underwear Heavy ribbed cotton ;; underwear in brown-'a;: great seller at 50c Garment. After hearing tlio testimony nml the arguments lu the ense, TuoHtlny after noon, JiiHtlro of tlio Peace Horgan hold A C Smith to the circuit court J A 1 1 II 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 111 I I I lM-t I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 I i I . mJm0m ifW W? " iMIHA r ATT OUl VfMITTb fr h 1 1 ni ii i it on tho charge of obtaining money un der false pretonaos. Smith's bonds woro plnced at $100, which ho fur nlRhcd, with U K. Page as surety. Tho caRo was concluded with tho introduction of tho following testi mony, after Tho Journal wont to press Tuesday afternoen: C. A. Mellon and Will Ilcchtor tost!- fled In substance as did Patterson, and Did Complaining Witness . '; rTlltTZ w ,hB d. Get a Share of the Profits? f0I1B.. Saw smith playing pokor in cigar store one evening. Hodglns was dealing "21" at tho Hamo time. Harrison Dee wont In Stutosmnn'B ono day with Smith, and they played "21." or "Mack Jack." for awhile. WltnosB wont away and left Smith playing tlio game with "Chorokoo" Janes, mid llodgina was In tho room. Smith went broke, borrowed $G from mo, and wanted to give me check for Home more. ' Smith thon left room and returned with monoy. Smith was considerably undor tho Influence of liquor. Smith was being robbed In gamo, and wltnoss attempted to Induce him to loavo gamo. Did not notice Hodglns playing In the game. Thomas Sims saw Smith playing "21" In Stutcfltiinn's cigar store, and nnld from manner In which Smith was playing he judgod tho mnn was drunk. Mr. Smith, tho defendant, said ho mot Hodglns and StuteHman In Sep tember. Went In cigar store perfectly Holior. Hodglns was thero when wlt noss wont In. Had $50 when I went In. I lost that, and drew checks to tho amount of $1G0. Wont In again on September 19th. Lost $130 or $110 In money, and Hodglns offored to ad- vanco money on chocks. Hodglns was thero and played part of time. They KILLED BENEATH A TREE Accidental Death of Frank Nelson of This City "PE-RU-NA NECESSARY TO THE HOME, - -.. l Smllh.of Georgia. SAT i-roi. "" ..... In the Wilds of the North Santiam-FuneraT Thursday , 1 ""-" f HP i) J rr1.nr. nrn utllt II LTHIlt tllllllV DCOplO who do not know tho dlfforonce be- & l"1' tween nn Kastorn and a "Mountain wagon. They are of the opinion that SpeCtaCle WearerS, Attenll.nl a wagon Is a wagon, Hast or WoHt; and BOt JG35 and checks for as much more ui (uiii ........ ...... w.. , ..- lliuw IT lull, niuuu ........ . Do your spectaclofl fit comfortably on . u wostorn Borv your face? Do you boo through tho ' middle of tho IonseB7 Aro your glass- 1" M ot l" ia' ... m Ml .... 1 I. .. I.imiiiftl fMlflO I Do your glaBHOB Htny on your noun? that what Htood them Kast will Btand k'lcn. A wagon built ,... b" . 1. 1.. es out of lino In uny wuy? Thoso aro for tho Knstorn roiius n consiueiuuiy big things to you, but Uttlo to us. We'llghtjir than our mountuln loads re will Btrulghten, bond In Hhapo and ....i... .....i company that sends nUlllU you IIUlljr I nut, ,,i; ,i..rv, spoclnlty or all kinds of spectacle and eyeglass repairing. OH- HINGES PIONEEn OPTICIAN. Next Door to Ladd & Bush's bank Watchmaker and Jeweler, 88 State 8t. illil MWIHIIIIII lim-h; !DALRYMPLE'Si! ; Monte Carlo i Jackets Kino quality of Karsuy, ln Ulack and Castor; satin lined;! large pearl buttons. ; $12.00 each 1:3 Bargains In ii i Ladies Suits Drown Chovlot In size 31, Into- stylo and well made. A $12,001! vulpa ! ! $9.90:: Ono bldolc Cheviot suit, ul.o!: 30 J also a $12.00 vnltiu $9.90:: Ono lino grey homespun unit,! '. bIko 30, lapels stitched black;; Taffot, a $B.OO Hiilt ; $18.7 5:: Many new thtpgs In suits iwd ; ; lnekota worth your while to look nt DALRYMPLE'Sii imiiim n-tn-ifr-n-H-i-H-i- o399aeetteP HINEMAN'B DARQAIN8. Deviled Ham rmall) per can Bo 0 for 25o. Deviled Ham (larfle) per can 10o 3 oano 25c. Sardlnet, per box 6c 0 boxes 25c. Salmon, 8 cans 25o Smoked Herring, Per box, 25c. Catiup, por pt bottle 10c 2 bottleo 25c. Good Soda (10-oz pko ) 5c 0 pkna 25c. Waililng Powder.per pko 5 c. Jumbo Muih, Four packooes 25 cento. Drlng uu your buttor and eggn. wo puy hlgho8t market price, obhIi or merchandise. M M T. RINEMAN, 132 8tate St. Telephono 131 WHEAT MARKETS. ChlrnKo, 72. Han. KianclBCo. $1 2()!M(fl'$1.2fi. Oct. 22. Wheat 72 Oct. K2. Wheat. I have Jimt ioelved the Dr. Demi cushion shoo. They pes koso all tho styles of tho highest grade shoe Tho average wear la longer than any other shou, and lms abioluUly .damp proof soles. Cllvo ma a call and try thorn. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE SIDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family' ubo, ask your grocer for It Bran and horts always on hand. A. T. WALN Afrent NEW TODAY. For Sale. KirHiciaBB iiuii-iinmv Tribune wheel. In porfoct order, and little used, for $15. Inquire r Frank MiKtri). Court street. Doaton low-cut Hiuig proof rubbor boot, $8.16. Pcpairtiifj Neatly Done. Jacob Yogt 265 Com'I.St. D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 C6urt atreet. Phone Main 801, Reildencc 300 Court etreet, phone 2181 Dlack. For Rent. Stook rnnoli, with 26 head or young cattle. BO heud of goats, 20 head of hog. 280 aproH of pasture, with largo outflldg rango, 10 aoroB of goid vegetable mid root hind froo of rent. Darn 50x30 foot. Tormfl ona half of all Inoruaso In Block and growth, also ona-half tho wool. Ad dtoM V. 11 Kgan. Saloin, Houto 8. 10-22-3t The Oiogonlnii 1uh a lending oilltoi" lal on the upoolal hqssIou today, but does not xprwn any opinion fur or nRtUnst. Those who are nmnnKlug Mr. Scott as a candidate for Bonator piob ably think best not to havo tho papr take sides In the matter. DINNBR I vZ5 that sort of goods to Oregon Is selling you romcthing that will full you. Studebaker Mountain Wagons ... . .. I....A ......!.... Ill are iiuiit ior mo iiuiuem. ncnn-v. tho roughoBt country, nnd If you will take a tape measure with you when you're looking over wagons, and meus u, tint vltnl imitM of the gears, sueh us t.io spokes, tho felloe, tho hubs, tlio axles, and nil Hint really consti tutes the life of a wagon, and you will Hud that the Studobakor Is a full slzo larger than other wagons, that moans Hint If you buy a Studobakor 3-Inch, Itu as solid and henvy In these paits uh tho other 3', -Inch. DON'T TAKE OUR WORD FOR IT SEE FOR YOURSELF Studebaker line KB, Studebaker Bluing wagons, buggies, mirryefl, carts, deliv ery wagons and all such the largest iiMHoitmeiit of vehicles lu Suloni. con stantly on hand. Kastern men cor dially Invited to cull and look over the line. Always glad to show you wheth er buying o" not. Our Fall Implements are stnitlng out In splendid shape. Never for years bus the old rename Implement house enjoyed such n fall trnde as this year. Buffalo Pitts liar lows, Syiacuse chilled and steel plows, Mnllnii and Syracuse sulkies and gangs. Monitor seeder and drills, po tato diggers and cultivators, disc liar lows, etc., etc., all selling right along, and that llonlcln Hancock DIhc plow that you've heuid so much of. If wo'd tell you how those are selling this fall you wouldn't believe our story. We havo the record however and If you're Interested In hearing something of this most excellent Implement cull and see us. Empire Cream Separators Sold for cash or Installments, on tilnl as well. The easiest i uniting separator In the niurket If ou're on the market fur a spnrutor. drop us n lino nnd we will mull ou some descriptive matter F. A. WIGGINS, 355 m Liberty St.. Salem Kurin Maehlnery. Bicycles, Sewing Mm bines and Supplies W. II. BURLEY, Sewing Machine lUpulrltig. that thoy did not got. Wits told thnt I had boon lobbed, nnd 1 concluded that thoy had got enough. Wltnoss thought ho was entirely cured of gntn-bllug. On cross-examination amiui saiti thnt nt time ho drew the check ho In tended to pny tho same, knowing that If ho did not havo tho money hlmsolf, ho could get It of his wife, who had money In tho bnnk. But whon ho learned fiom his friends that he had been robbed, he decided not to pay tho amount represented In tho checks, This concluded tho taking of testi mony, nnd tho argument of tho ense by the attorneys began. W. T. Slater, News wns received at Salem Tues day evening of tho accidental death, lu tho Gold Crook minlpg district near Gates, In this county on Monday af ternoon of Frank K. Nelson, a young man of this city. Details of the acci dent were not obtainable, last night, but It Is learned that the young man was killed by a Jailing tree. Nelson was in tho employ of the Investors' Mining & Milling Company, of this city. Nelson was 23 yoars of ago and unmarried. Ho was the son of Rich ard Nelson, of this city, and formerly worked in tho Llvosley hop yard, near this city. P. A. WIlkluB, of Ontos, and two companions reached Salem with tho remains nt 1 o'clock this nfternoon. The body wns tnken to tho undertnk lug pnrlors or A. M. Clough, on Stato street, where It wns prepared for bur ial, the relntlvoB or the deceased hav ing requested that an Inquest bo not held, for tho reason that tho death was, to all appearances, tho result of an unfortunate accident. Funeral ser vices will "bo conducted at tho Clough undertaking pnrlors at 2 o'clock Thursday afternoon, and burial will take place In Rural cemetery. Tho men, who accompanied tho re mains to Salem, report that tho death of tho young man wns the result of an accident. With sonic follow-work- men, Nelson was cngngeu in iuuiuk trees about 5 o'clock' Monday after noon, whon ono of the falling trees sworved from Us natural courso, and, striking tho unfortunate mnn, plnnod him to the ground. Tho diameter of tho treo was about two feet, and Its entire weight fell on Nelson's nock and shoulders, breaking his neck, and ' - - - n PHOF. TALFOOBD SMITH fi89&tt Dlankets. Dlankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blanketc. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankete. Blankets, .ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. 0XWMMMM ni,rtrts. B ankets- Blankets. nUnWrtn, m',.,ut. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blflhke s. ?b.i. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. ? a"1"' mf,lMB. Blanket. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankots. Blankets. m,nitR. Blankets nilmkets. Blankets Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. n Enkets Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. U "" nIankMtt. ninnkrte nUnkrts. BlanKCXS Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. T,: .-,-..-; Taifnnrd Smith, Principal Siloam High School, Slloam.Oa., writes With much pleasure 1 recommend Peruna to all who may bo suffering w Uli my trouble of tho respiratory organs. I have been u8lng it in my am ly for the past live or six years and find II ;ta be almost a household necessity. Peru- claimed for It by to"u"c,iurcrS' ...PROF. TALFOVRD SMITH. Catarrh is lntlannnatlon of tho mucous membrane. It may be in tho , mucous membrane lining tho eyes or tho pelvic organs, throat, stomach, liver, bowels or Catarrh Is catarrh wherever oca cd. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Peruna Is uu internal reincdj ; not a local application. Catarrh is a systemic disease, not n local disease. If Peruna will euro catarrh Inono place it will euro It in any other ..i- !..,.., iu.. Tnrnna In a systumic rem edy, 'it reaches tho dlseaso through the .i'mi.iu., in ..noli oruaii. It eradicate tho dlseaso by eradicating it from the system. , . ,. If you do not derlvo prompt and satis factory results from tho use of Peruna, write at oueo to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your caso and he will be pleased to glvo you lus vaiuamu m. vice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman, President of Tho Hartman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. Wo One Can Meet Our Prices' n. AMKETS COME DIRECT FROM OUR SALEM BECAUSE OUR "1? DEALERS MUST BUY THEM THRO' FACTORY. WHILE OTHER DEALERS WHOLESALE HOU8E8-ND TJ rtEY UNVER3ALLY FOR THEIR HEAU nnJ TwoOL AND OREGON WATER FACIL. CONCEDED THAT OREGON WOOL AND EQUALED IN ITIES PRODUCE DLANnKJ2E COUNTRY. WHEN YOU GET ANY OTHER SECTION OF THE UNTR a ONE OF OUR LAnNLTKS'TY?HAT WILL KEEP EVERY PART OF TLE NAPK.N-A BLANKET THAT REFRESH,NG SLEEP. YOU WAHIVI I""' .. m I Blankots. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets, niankets. Blankets Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets, Blankets, Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets Blankets. . nit..- nfnHj.i. Blankets. BranKew. "- ""- S C.i n Vnkets. Blankets. Blankets, uianuets. b S SSS Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. BianKeis Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. "-"" ":,.,. niankets. Blankets. Blankets, o anKe. -"-:" nl.nWBl. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, m-inUrts. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. QianKets. muiin Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets, Blankets. Blankets, Salem Woolen Mill Store Headquarters svS9OSO0ot)v98v0veooeecoevsvwvowwrovvvwvv,wwwww 0 8 OUR BASKET DISPLAY. artistic nroductlons of the "Lanntry" basket factory. Some re markable Innovations are a feature of our display. Is characterized by that elegant rich ness which appeals to persons who ap preciate rare combinations and speci mens of baskets that have dupli cates In Salem. The design shows the famous PATTON'S BOOK STORE. aeeaBaeoea9&0&ee8a90a bndly crushing his chest. Death fol lowed almost lnstniitnncously, the man's companions being unable to glvo htm any aid. Tho Bcono of the accldont wns In the wilds of the for est on tho Llttlo North Fork of tho Snnttnm, about lfi miles from Gatofl. Twolvo workmen tarrlod tho remains out ovor a rude tt all for a distance of 10 miles, where a conveyanco wns waiting, and the body wns in ought to Snlem, deafness" and catarrh CURED for the ilefeiidunt, cited authorities on the subject of gambling, showing that u loBor In tho game of chance could recover from tho man running the gamo doublo tho amount of money or tho value of othor considerations that wore lost. If the cuso bo carried Into couit. Mr. Ford followed, and re viewed tho facts In the case, which, he claimed, plainly showed that tho de fondant had boon robbed In the game, and for that ronson wns not liable for tho payment of nny of the chinks that bad boon diawn. McNnry, for tho state, alleged that tho doronse had not shown that Hodg lns was In any way connected with tho house wheio the gnuibllng took place. or that he received any of tho prollts of tho business, and for that reason the statutes of gambling did not ap ply In any way to the enso under consideration. In holding the aofondnnt to await the action of tho clieult court, Justice Horgan hold that tho statutes that had been rend provlued that a mnn could not recover a gambling debt, or evi dence or Indebtedness or money lost in a gambling game, except the money hwt to the mnn running the. gnme, or ...... wim was nlavlnt: tn the game. He -uihl that the defense hud not shown thnt Hodglns, the comphvlnlng wit lies hud nny Interest In the house, ot n the game, other than any other spectator, mid for tha' mumn he was in mi way liable for the losses that Smith sustained. As tn the relation gambling with the money bad to do with the case at blind. Human held that It itinltorul not whether the nuin ey was gambled away, given to the poor, or otherwise, allien tin defense bud failed to "how thnt the complain ing wlttiMH. who hud aduineed the money on the check, was In no way connected with the game, or shared the prollts of the business. n Another Unusual Cure Performed by Dr. Darrln at the Willamette Hotel. To tha Kdlter: For more than ten yours I had ulcerated or scrofulous ca tarrh, so It had eaton a small holo through the septum of my noso. It be came very dlsagrooablo to mo, as woll ub othorn, und caused almost total deafnosB lu ono oar. Through Dr. Dar tin's Bkllirul troatment, I nm cured of both deafness and catarrh, nnd ndvtso all similarly aflllctod to try Dr. Dar rln's now method ot treatment by uleotrlclty. Ilofor to mo at tho corner or Court and Front atroots, or at the planing mill where 1 nm omployed. A, U FltYMIItK. Didn't Put Out the Fire A good Joke has boon told on Sn loni'B lire dopaitmont today. Tho stoiy Indicates that tho Capital City bus nt lonst n win m dopaitmont. At G o'clock Tuosday a practlco alarm was sounded, and the engine, hose wagon and all, Bpod down North Lib erty street to Division, where- the de partment was stationed on tho wooden street covering. After a slioit prac tice the department returned to the city hall, and In a few mlnutos a fire was discovered whoro tho onglno hnd stood. A negro, pnsslng tho scone, pro cured a pall and cnrrlod water, with which the Binall hlnzo wns put out. The Salem tiro department Is nil right, In thnt It enn not only put out but can also start a (lro nt Its own pleasure The Incident of this morning reminds ono or tho tlmo whoi? Salem hnd two rlvnl volunteer dopaitmonts or lire lighters, when ono or tho crows would clandestinely start a tiro nt the rear of tho headquarters of tho rival com pany, and thon hasten with Its lire lighting apparatus to Uio scono of the blaze and extinguish the lire before the othor organization had discovered that there was any flro. o i Mrs. C. S. ltloly. of Portland, Is vis Itlng In this city, tho guest of Mrs. fleorgo J. Poarce. A succossrtil comity fair was held the past wook at Klamath Falls, o Who Killed Joe's Baby? Mrs. Lohmnn will give a rocltatlon In Lesllo church, South Salem, Wed nesday ovonjng, October 22d, for tho bonoflt of tho W. C. T. U.. Everybody Invited. Admission 10 cents. "10-21-2t .. . .....- mi.nin finrl Bnvn Clothlnn. for Salem Made mancm, ...." Opposite Capital National Ban. nc.ioen r.nmmerclal Street. f,MHQKsM00MiHHHHHMMHMHHI If you wish to ce neauny And happy drink good beer, such as the Salem brand, known for its purity palutublllty and general excellence Some boorfl tasto good, bill aro not good; some beers aro good but don t taste good. Salem beer taBtes good and Is good yet our price 1b not great ly In excess ot Inferior mnkoa. Hnvo you ever tnsted nnd tested Salem beer? CAPITAL CITY BREWERY AND ICE WORKS, Mrs. M. Beck, Proprietor. ICXT a IflKJ ' ! HWW1' MWW COPVO Do you drink good coffee? We can suit yo u In coffee Wn run Bltlt YOtir IUIIBO .. i. ....) n'n nnn uiiit vii ii in wivv. .. it noi. wny inn- ' "" "- Try ub and see. Gregg's Mocha and Java, 40c per tb. Old Govt. Mocha and Java, 40c per tb State House Mocha and Java, 35c, ft I tin for S1.00. It will pay you to Investigate our Block ns well as prlcen. strlctlv the host to be had. Our prices tho lowest. Co Ja Ma Mocha and Java, 25c per tb. Special Blend (try It), 25o per lb. Pacific Blend, 20c per lb, 3 lbs for 50c 1 Good Rio, 15c, 7 tb $1.00- Our goods No ROTH & GRABER, 1ZVTT JL !. .I H Six New Patterns iust Arrived. We think Them Pretty, piif Come, See, and judge Dili for yourselves. Sold by single piece or set. Sets made up to .suit purchaser. Our Word r if the ware will craze or check MTo see our 57-piece Dinner Sets at 54.75. 56 00, S7.C0, b00 and StQGO plain or decorated. Phone 511. 124 State Street. Wo always Take your umbrellas Houser's for repaid. o- to Shlpp & If you use Muplo Syrup, you ought to try tho original Xaocs- ci.Biisa' The best svi tin canned. Ask for a 25-cent can Tor a trial. have the ben r everything In groceries. FULLER DOUGLAS, Grocers Phone 2261. 142 State Street. rno" gsaasexse Our Rainy Day Business UMBRELLAS A Complete line of Knives and Razors STEEL RIMS Recovered and Re pairing of all kinds KEENKUTTERl A. M. Clough, Undertaker, 107 State street Phone Main 1351, Salem, Ore gon, successor to D, E. Huntslnger. Residence Broadway and Mill, North Salem. Phone Main 221, CANNON BALL JOHN Danish Athlete and World Traveller PERSONALS. Mrs. P. 11. Craven, of Portland. Is In the olty, visiting hor sister, Mrs. J. K. Allison. J. I -Stockton, the Commercial- rstrest insrchunt, wns n visitor to Portland today. It. N. 16ley and Millard Hill have re turned fiom a trip to thslr claims In Uncolu county. 0. D. Hartman. former member of the state legislature from this county and a prominent ttirwer and hop glow er of Scotts MRU, was in the city to tiny. Mr. llat'tHiati has 3S6 bales of Uits year's hops that he has not yet sold. He reports having received an offer of 25 cent for the lot, but sas he will not sell at that tlgure. Have you tried the new Coffee called Porto Pico? 25 and 30c lb. sswasswssswBBSBsiii Yokohama Tea Phone 2411 Black Roasters of Good Coffee. Free Delivery John Holtum. n world renowned Danish cannon-ball catcher sud all around athlete, will Ue In Salsm once more, nnd he gives an entertainment that Is stiirtllnif-H?RtcUlng real live cannon bulls tired from real can unit, shot by ronl powder. This iMiper Is not in the habit ot no ticing shows of this kind, hut the son st hnud-write of uu boaest-tooklug I njan Is too much fur the editor, and he gives Honest John, who seams to be nothing of the fakir, this free uu uoiiiu emeut In advance of hW louiinc Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp &. Houser's 258 Commercial street. O i Just Received A largo supply of Capo Cod cranber ries, the best that enn be hud. ut Uranson & Hugnu's. 'Phone us your order. Take your umbrellas Houser's for repairs, o to Shlpp i. Umbiellas recovered at Shlpp Houser's 258 Commercial street. & To fit all makes of Bicycles and Tires J HAUSER 1 SHIPP 6b 258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Dank BULBS HYACINTHS TUL1PWES DIRECT FROffl HOLLAND These bulbs are not simply raised from Holland bulbs, but are di rect Importations from that country. Twenty or more varieties. Guar anteed as to color and quality. Why take chances when you can get just what you want, without extra cost. SAYAGB Si 322-324 Commercial Street. RB1D Salem, Oregon. To Sleep Welt get your stomach and liver acting right. The easiest, quickest and safest way to do it is to use Beecham's Pills Umbrellas recovered at Shlpp &. riousers b commercial street. o TUB WCIUST TOltM MultttuiWtf ar itluslnic tit iraWw ot K.mIuI, the ttvw ilUouer v. IiU h U uiaklug u Mituy nUk vmhhI' mu ami ak people airuMK by (llgmllHie wbat tln wit. by clean- antic ami nvflulii tli Mutuaolt ui bi tranaforuiluK lltlr fHl lino tb kind of pur, rich. rt! biootl tltai wakni )ou tr Btxxi an or nm i raHRii, or Troy, l T., wrltw 1'imt a nunilwr of year I hi. truH bld witb tiullKMtlo ami ilyauMU wbk'b rittAiiy i row Into tin- utt torw bottlMi t am ollrvly .url lllv 1 ttl, inlufwl to itm Kixlol ami a tier luluu four I heartily rae- rely all ........ .1. mt . -.. omuimti uiHiiH in an uBM-ra irow IhuIkmi Hon ami iliaiKula Taka a 4u afli meau It illeu wlial tou eat llatm. mi Stat St , UranJ (wra lru Stor r K 11 lloua Oyster Cocktails the fftcwi cCe CHICAGO STORB PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. "FOR TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY ONLY, No body can deny the power of th e Chicago Store In giving unsurpaswl bargglus to the buying public. Its rou ndutlon la right. Its buying knowW&" Is right, ssd lu honest way of doing b uslness with the public Is right. Meno' returned lu every case where goods ar e not satisfactory. To have customs pleased and treated honestly Is our Er eatest satisfaction. Road the follow Ine trade winners : Indies' Sec umbrellas, sale price 10c 8 l-3c rotton batting, roll. &? Chlldreu's Me umbrella, salt pries Rig salo of towols, from 4c up. S&c- nrsat bargains In table linen from 35c fancy fascinators, salt price 19c. 8Sc yard up. 5oc fascinators, wis price SSc " Prtcos slaughtered on oloaks nJ Soc silk intshed velvet, all colors, Jackets and dross skirts, now. sale price, yd. 4c. Men's QSc blaok striped dttck shirts. 85c black silk taKeta. sale price lc. special 88c. $1 50 black and rolllrtui alllr vU.at Un'a .ln.l- rlll,a,l (Innnn lined ''' '' n S9c. wear, sale price 29o. Hsmtltou Droi 144 State St 15c dress canvass, sale price, yd, Sc. Mon's 86c beat made wool net ,5c fancy waistiugs. sale price 12c derwear. sale prloo 49o. nemnanu of dress. goods, walsttngs Oiat barglns In ladles', men'-. na and outing flannels halt price. children's hosiery and underwear PRICES CUT TO THE QUICK. McEVOY BROS., $$$.