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Newspaper Page Textsrai tywiilijMii rwifpjiliiwiisiiiar.MM i "r fWI, . .MrMMrBn,,.. . VnTTir-fin-n ay THE D AILY JOURNAL, 8ALEM, OREGON, PRlDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1002. .. ,i U! Il 1! i: M hi. f hi N it? i! " G0j)D GOODS 4 ' J V it i a i i m n 8 it 1 1 1 1 6 1 1 ii 1 1 1 iTt I f n 1 1 1 1 m l;ogp'tj55M Z' AT i.o witrro coca Scotch Gloves ' Vary Btylfali. At 2Gc wo hnvo n snlohdld lino in all colors. At GOc thoro arc flrotty plold stylos In many con-.blnallons. f Wrist Bags A swell lino just recolved. Beaded Purses And purso tops in nil grndos. 7 5c to $5 each GOOD GOODS Photo Frames SWoll llltlo burnt wood framos. Many objects to clioosft from. 25c Each Pillow fops All sorts of thorn -Why buy your pillow topB hero, liavo tho newest subjects. not Wo 25c to $5 each j See the New TTTTTTTTTTT ijea&ss!m -mtnZ I Jl mmr- " brVtiiV mam jm r JR&Grl $ j iiimi immiiiitiiinii tiiinaiiinii 7V. Ra- at T-we ld V.'Mrno cottc INDIAN ROBES GILBERT BANK DIVIDEND Disburse Ten Per Cent Approved Claims on Circuit Judgo Uolso on Thursday uf tornoon directed Receiver Catch to fnnko a dividend of 10 per cent In tho Gilbert Ilros. bnnk rcroivorshlp case. This Is tho Initial distribution that has been ordered of tho nsHotn of tho bank, and tho order applies to all approved claims, aggregating I105.33C.CI, Tito amount of cash In tho hands of Receiv er CJatch and belonging to tho ostnto 1 Is $10,532.51, and It Is believed that tho claims against tho bnnk that hnvo not yet been prosontod.wlll not oxcecd In amount J500. In case thoro aro no further litigation to retard tho ad ministration of tho ostnte, the receiver Is of tho opinion that ho will be able to make a furthor small dividend with in a short tlmo. No ostlmnto is mndo as to what per cent of the liabilities the assets of tho bank will pny out un der tho rocolvorshlp. 1, . 1 1 aj Bni H8 J X v " T f I i" ' I B If I 6 32B?5? nillHUMHHMmiHHIl m CLOAKS AND SUITS THE NEW ARRIVALS IN THE CLOAK ROOM HIT YOUR FANCY MIGHTY HARD, BUT ARE EASY ON YOUR POCKETDOOK. THE $12.00 MONTE CARL08 ARE GREAT VALUE8. NEW 8UIT8 HAVE JU8T ARRIVED. THE OTOCK OF MI88E8' AND CHILDREN'S CLOAK8 IS STILL COM- rkuid i DALRYMPLE'S ARTIFICIAL EYES, FEVER THERMOMETERS. FIELD GLA88E8. OPERA .GLA88E8. MAGNIFYING GLASSES. LINEN TESTERS. HOUR" GLA38E8. EYE GLA83E8. 8PECTACLE8. .EYEGLA88 CHAINS. CHATELAIN CA8E8. ALL RIGHT PRICES AT CHAS. H. HINGES M PIONEER OPTICIAN. g B 88 Stato Stroet. Next door to g i Ludd & Dusk Dank. Q MlftMHHMHIMNlfKIINU fllllllillMniUHIIIIII 60MN6 l jiGRASS SEEDS! RED CLOVER 8EED. WHITE CLOVER SEED. AL8YKE CLOVER 8EED. TIMOTHY 8EED. ENGLISH RYE GRASS SEED. ORCHARD GRA88 8EED. ME8QUITE GRA88 8EED. ENGLI8H BLUE GRASS SEED KENTUCKY DLUE GRASS SEED. SEED VE1CHE3. SEED RYE. iSayage & Reidj 322-324 Commercial Street. Salem, Oregon. m 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 i ; Change In The Route llcglnnlng next Monday, and contin uing until May 1st, next, thoro will bo a slight cbnngo In the service on Route No. 2, of tho hi nil freo delivery sys tem from tho Salem postolllco. Hy or der of tho postolllco dopnrtmont, tho miller will now covor his route going by Onk Orovo hill nnd returning by way of Kola. Slnco tho routo was es tablished, tho ordor of serving tho pat rons on this particular route has been tho reverse. mombgr of Valley Lodgo, A. O. U". W., and also of Oregon Cedar Camp, Mod ern Woodmon, carrying insuranco 'pol icies of 2000 and $1000, respectively, tn those orders. Funeral services will be conducted at he home of the parents, on tho Sll vorton oad, at 11 o'clock Sunday morning. Rev. P. 8. l6ilght will ofll elate, and burlnl will tako place In the family lot In lturnl cemetery. Irrigation Jklegates Governor Ooer today appointed 20 delcgntoa to attend tho State Irriga tion Congress, that will bo held In Portland on November 18 nnd 19. Tho delogatos are: Wm. Hall, Grant coun ty; 12. K. Young. C. M. Idloman, Alfred F. Soars, Sr., Multnomah'; J. A. Uur lelgh, Wallown; W. T. Wright, Union; Gcorgo Chandler, linker; Henry An kony, Jackson; W. J. Furnish, Uma tilla; D. C. Ireland, Sherman; A. C I'almer, Crook; J. Robblns, linker; W. II. Klng.'Mnlhcur; J. W. Vhtuo, Joso phlne; J F. Adams, Klamath; Virgil Conn, I.ako; C. A. Coggswoll, Lake; II. L. I.ovons, Harney; I2d. Tost, Malheur; Charles Hilton, Wheeler; C. A. Minor, Morrow, G. L. Dlllman, tho stnto's ;n glneer; C. A. Dannoman, GUllnm; J. N. Hurgess, Wasco, and D. Lee, Polk. o ' DIRECT TICKET MAKING Draft of a Bill for Direct Nomination Completed W. T. Slater, tho legal membor of tho commltteo on proparing a draft of a bill to provide direct nomination of all candidates for public office, has in his hands nnd completed tllo bill that has been occupying tho nttontlon of tho commltteo appointed by Governor Geer for that purpose Inst May. It Ib composed of 27 sections, and Is mado up of tho best features of tho Mlnnosota law, united with a bill drawn by Edward W. IJInghain, of Pprtlnnd, author of tho Australian bnl lot law. It provides that all candl datos shall bo nominated In tho same manner that a gonoral oloctlon is now hold on tho Australian plan of voting. The bill Is bellovcd, to bo constitu tional, and makes tho primary day the first day of registration. Tho commit. tee oxpect to hold a meeting In n day or iwo ana report tho bill to Govornor Geer. Arranges Calendar Case Is Appealed Auothor Marlon county road enso has been appealed to tho circuit court Tho suit has resulted fiom tho estab lishing of a county rond In tho vicin ity of Chnmpoog, on tho petition of Thomas lloutln, et nh, Uofer & 55orn, tho wonlthy batcholor farmors, nre tho appellants. They claimed dam ages In tho sum of J.'lfifi, and woro al lowed but $78 by tho viewers. Kolsur & Slater aro attorneys for tho nppol hint, who claims that tho road as es tablished was Irregularly surveyed. Legally Separated Judge Uolso has granted two addi tional (II voice suits, ns follews: Joseph II. Foster vs. Allco J. Foster; Ardula M. llnrues vs. Jos. F. Ramos, DIED AT HOSPITAL John W. Savage, One of Salem's Prom ising Young Men, Succumbs to Ty. phold Fever This Morning. Judge Uolso today set a numbor of enscs for tilal in too equity depart niont of tho circuit, ns follews: Saturday, Novomber 8 10 a. m., I2d wntd A. Jory vs. Joslo Jory,dlvorce; 2 ii. :n. W. G. Wostncott, et nl., vs. tho Washington National Building & Loan Association, suit to enforce set tlement. Wednosdny, November 12 2 p, in., J, W. Shelton vs. Mary M. Sholton, di vorce. Tho divorce suit of I'm in a R. Single ton vs. John A. Slngloton Is being heard this afternoon. John Lnmberty, a German bakor, of Kugone, who has been causing moro or less trouble for years, and who wns under bonds to appear before tho grand Jury for Bending abusive letters to his divorced wife, has Jumped his ball of $250, and cannot bo found by tho of ficers. MOUNT RAINIBR'8 SNOWS To Furnish Power for the Electric Lighting of Seattle and Tacoma. Boston,, Nov. 7. Engineers are be ing sent from this city to Tacoma and Senttlo to begin work on a project which has for its chlof aim tho bar noBsIng of tho water of tho Puyallup glacier, on Mount Rajnlor, stato of Washington, for commercial purposes. It is claimed that If successful this will be tho first Instance whore gla cial waters havo been used directly to provldo power. Stono & Webster, of Boston, who hnvo Installed a great many street railways In nil parts of the country, are undertaking tho work, In order to provldo tho cities of Taco ma and Sealtlo with electric light aud power. Tho plan Is to construct from tho glacier a flume 1 1 miles long, through which a head of water will Mow suffi cient to genernto CO.000 horsepower. The water In running through tho llumo will drop COO feet, and through penstocks will bo divided into tur bines connected with electric genera tors. A three-phaso alternating cur rent will bo transmitted at high volt- ago to Tacoma and Sonttle. t o The Oregon Law Journal. Volume No. 2 of the Oregon Law Journal Is out, nnd tho editor, S. T. Richardson, Is to be congratulated on tho solid and scholarly character of his young publication. It is doubtful If so much compact Information was over crowded Into 21 pages of a law Journal as can bo found in theso two numbers. At only CO cents a yenr, It is something Uiat ought to bo In tho hands of every lawyer mi tho north west coast. eWWMMMBMOBBBWi""""'""''','"Bfij(, Blankets. Blankets. Dlankets. B anketo. B anKeto. B ankets. B ankets. i ! Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. B ankets. B lanke s. B anke s. Blankets. Bankets. Blankets. Blankets. B ankes. B anke a. B anke o. B ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, B ankets. B anke ts. BlankeU. i ! --.".- nu.i.1,1. nianketB. Dlankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blank. 1 1 Bankets, -.ankets. Blankets. Blankets. B anketo. B ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. B ankets. B ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. B ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. B ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. B ankets. B ankets. Blankets. B ankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Bankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. $ -? Sc No One Can - Meet Our Prices . BECAUSE OUR BLANKETS COME DIRECT FROM OUR SALEM FACTORY, WHILE OTHER DEALERS MUST BUY THEM THRO' WHOLESALE HOUSES AND THEY DON'T HANDLE GOODS FOR THEIR HEALTH. SEETHE POINT7 it IS UNIVERSALLY CONCEDED THAT OREGON WOOL AND OREGON WATER FACIL ITIES PRODUCE BLANKETS THAT CANNOT BE EQUALED IN ANY OTHER SECTION OF THE COUNTRY. WHEN YOU GET ONE OF OUR BLANKETS, YOU GET A BLANKET, NOT A LIT TLE NAPKIN A BLANKET THAT WILL KEEP EVERY PART OF YOU WARM THAT MEANS DELICIOUS, REFRESHING SLEEP. I Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets, t ... , .- .-.-(.-.- nl.Ml..ln Ut.nt,.ii Ftlanlrntn Rlanlt t)l.Hl.-.- V Is. Druggist Loses Case In dopnrtmont No, 1 of tho rlrcult court today findings of fact nnd conclu sions of law woro filed this morning In tho notion for money suit of D. J, Fiy vs. A. G. nnd Mary L. lloborts. Tho i tiling of tho coutt dismissed tho ac tion, and awards tiro dofondnnt his costs and disbursements. Tho suit wns brought to recover a balance of $123, 10, claimed to bo duo for drugs. The IiiHt paymont mndo on tho account was In September, 1002, so thnt tho claim was In reality outlawed. o Drowned In the English Channel. IvOiulon, Nov. 7. Tho French bilg Gabrlello struck tho rocks off tho Isle of Jersey this morning and sank, drowning six of hor crow, Including tho captain. Six others were snvod. Prof Bterilnn, tho rwl.bruted palm Jst, will git fre readings aud froo twtB on (ho vwnliiK of November 10th at Aimory Hall. AdmlBslon freo. Kveo'body oomo. Prof. Sterling will remain n this city for ono wook only at Wlllametto Hotel, room No. 1. Ho will rend your bunds In privnto. Prof. Sterling Is well Kuown In this olty. Palmistry Is an oxuet sclonco. and It ejtoltfts Uie wondor and admiration or Uio most skeptical. Prof Sterling can 1)9 consulted oil all mattortt narinliilni; ta tho welfare of tho human rnoo. Your imnas roveal all questions of life, por talujiiK to marriage, sickness, death, changes, travels, divorce, separa tions, lawsuits, businees transactions, wills, deals, mortgages, lost or absent frlendf, mining venture, etc. Consult Prort Sterling who is acknowledged tho proatest living authority on pnlmlstry, nnd all his work is done In manu script form. Slid la utrlntlv nnnflrioti. tlttl. ' Qinoe hours are 10 a. m. to 0 p. u, daily nnd Sundays. Captain Robert Lyle died at l.a Grando Thursday night, of utomnch troubles. Captain Lyle wns a veteran of tho Civil War, and a moinbor of tho Hums Club of La Oranda. Ho leaves a wlfo, sou and daughter. A largo nugget, found In Greenback ml no. noar Grants Pass, id to bo pre sented to tho Smithsonian Institution ns n permanent exhibit of what Is found on a deep lovol of Southern Ore gon mines. John W Savage, son or Mr. nud Mrs. Oooigo O. Savage, who reside on tho Sllvorton rend, east of this city, died at tho Salem Hospital this morning. Tho young mnn was In his twentieth yenr. Ho woh taken III about threo wookH ago, aud apponrod to ho get ting nlong nicely until Wednesday ev ening, when poiltonltls Hot In, nud death resulted this morning. Tho deceased was ono of Salem's bright young men. Ho wns employed nt the Capital Ding Store, whole, by his cpilet and gontlemanl) ways, ho formed mnny ucounlntnuces who io- grot his untimely death He was a ST 06K T 0 N Special- Sale FRIDAY and SATURDAY. Here are a few pinches of salt from our full (able: -Wheat. J WHEAT MARKETS. Chicago. Nov. 7 -Wheat. 71V4C 7194. Ban FrancJwo, Nov. 0 GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE 8IDNKY POW6R COMPANY iWn, Oregon. Made for family use, nsk your $reor far it. . l)ra aud ifeoit always oa hand, A, T. WALN Affent Dress Goods Do you need a now dress for your llttlo git I, a now waist or wrapper for yourself. Wo are going to glvo you good, big bargains for Friday aud Sat urday. Tho only way you can see what tho amount of tho bargains are Is to oomo and boo 20c for 13c 25c for 19c, 30c for 20c, 35c for 26c; 5.0c for 37c SQcfor 40c, Torchon Laces Rig bargains In them those worth 8o for 4J4c 10c for Qc. 12o for 8c, these ate very line, nice Torohonn. An Immense line to choose fronu Flanelettc wrappers $1.25 for 91.00. 11.35 for $1.09. $1.50 for $1.34, Anyone wh buys uur wrappers once buys ngulu, because they nre so well made, nre Ml, nnd have a washable corset wutgt. We think they are the bwt wrapper in America. Committed an Assault. G. 1 Vanco was arrested on Thurs day ovenlng and appeared befoio Judgo Judah todny, on complaint of R. F. High, the nssaultoe, and was llnod $25 nnd costs, nnd committed to tho county Jail. o VILLAGE ATTRACTIONS. No uie Hi I ii or Nrrileil to Offset lino of Moilrru Coiiveiileuoeii. Telephones, rural mull routes, Inter- urban nud trolley Hues havo hud the effect, It Is said, of making small towns nud vitiligos moi e quiet than formerly, Miys the Indianapolis Join mil. Now that the farm telephone hns come Into use, Its owner does not "hitch up" and go to the village as formerly to do his errands. Ho telephones to tho storekeeper his ordor for goods and iihLh htm to send them out by trolley tr by the llrst man traveling that way; he consults the doctor over tho tele phone nnd talks with his frlouds In tho village In the wuno way. The mull Is brought to his gate aud thus relieves him of tho necessity or a dally trip. Ills relations with tho blacksmith remain unchnncod. for no I way hns been yot devised whereby that Uhoful personage can shoo a homo or mend n wagon without having horse nud vehicle ptosciit, but theso needs are not or dally occurrence, nnd so It happens that the little street or open square which vvus wont to seem nl most crowded with horses and vehi cles at certain hours every day or on certain days In tho week now often wears a deserted look, aud tho resi dents tiro conscious of a souse of lone tluoss. Thoy say, too, that when oneo n man gets on a trolley car with intout to inuko a purehaso ho goes to a larger town and that this Is particularly true or lis wire or daughter on n similar or rand. All this Is u natural but rather eurlous development following the ex tended iiho of modern conveniences. and what remedy the village has is not plain. Its ouly.hope Is apparently to establish attractions of a social or edu cational imture that will offset the loss In other directions nud will draw its rural neighbors there for aimibuiuont and entertainment. ') iMimimmim SWAN FOUNTAIN PENS I If you use a "Swan Fountain Pen" you will know what pen comfort They are always ready for service. Instead of havlnn a.feed on ? the upper side of the pen, or one below, the "Swan" has a doublo feed, one on each side. This Insures a free and perfectly evenflow, and when you are done the Ink flows back Into the barrel without Inky fingers. The "Swan" has a good, large barrel or Ink reservoir, and holds Ink enough to wrlto a whole day without stopping at all. Don't hesltato to come In and net orlces. We can suit vou. IPATTONS BOOK STORE! aMaWWMB$8MW6MM t9999WQ9999S -rM tviuruci Quotations TodavX "Make Sslem a Good Itntne MirUM" r Tttjttt.t Poultry at Stelner'a Market. Chickens 8c. Kggs, por dozen 30c. Turkeys 10c. Ducks 8 to 10c. Hop Market. Hops 22TJ)2CV4c Potatoes. AddIcs. Etc. .Potatoes 25 to 30c. Onions $1. . Dried Fruits. Dried Applos 1 to fi&c. Itnllan Prunos, 40s to COa 3& to 4c. Potlto Prunes same. Wood, Fonce Posts, Etc. nig Kir $3.50 to $3.75. Second Growth $2.50 to $2.75. Ash $3.00 to $3.75. Hody Onk $1,50. Polo Oak $3.50. Cedar Posts 11 to 12c. Hides, Pelts and Furs. Croon Hldos, No. 1 7c. Grcon Hides, No. 2 5c. Calf Skins 4 to 5c. Shoop 75c. Goat Skins 25c to $1.00. Gray Fox 25 to 60c Coon 10 to 40c. Mink 25c to $1.25. Ottor $1.00 to $5.00. Skunk 10 to 25c. Muskrnt 1 to 5c. Wildcat 10 to 25c. Grain and Flour. Wheat 59c. Oats 28c. Uarloy browing, 45c bu. food, $10 ton. Flour Whllosnlo, $33$3.25. Llvo Stock Market. Stoors 34 to 3Vc. Cows 3 to 3 Vic. Sheop $3.50 gross to $1.00. Dressed Veal CVS c Hogs, allvo 5&C Hogs, dressed GySc. Wool and Mohair. uoarso wool 14c. Fine 15c. Mohair 25c. Hay, Feed, Etc. Haled Cheat $7 to 7.50. Clovor $C to $7. llran $17.50. Shorts $20. Creamery and Dairy Products. Good Dairy Iluttor 22VSc uroamery Iiuttor 32V6c. Cream, pan skimmed, nt oroamory Sic, at farm 32c. Cream separator skimmed, at creamery 27c, at farm 26c. Portland Market. Wheat-,WalIa Walla. t!870c Wheat Valloy, 70Tj72e. Flour Portland, best grndo. $3.10 lb$3.20; graham, $2.90(fj$3.30. Oats Choice White, $1.074G$1.10. llailey Feed. $21 per ton; rolled $12. Mlllstuff llran $10.00. Hay Timothy, $10 to $11 per Ion. Onions 75c to $1 per cental. Potatoes 80C55 per cental. Uutter Heet dairy. 8028V4; fancy creamery 3O08SV4 : store, 1818a Kggs Oregon ranch S$f30c per doien. Poultry Chiokons, mixed, $3.50 to $t6: hens, $lff$4.50; turkeys, live. ISleClte. Mutton gross, 3o. Hoge groee, GUlfjGVic. fleet grooss 3 to 3Wc. Veal 7Vi8VAc Hops 8S2i6c. Wool Valley. lHl5o; Bastorn Oregou, 8fl14V4c; Mohair 3028o. Hides dry, 1C pounds and upwards. 15 to 15V4c Cream Separator Chat -No. 10- It's a Money Maker For the Farmer "ST Wo claim that, taking Into consid eration Its comparative wolght, num ber of parts, easo of cleaning, Tho Um pire will skim milk with less Inbor and loss loss of buttor fut than any othor Cream Separator or crenmlng systom In exlstonco. If you don't enro about prollts Btlck to the old methods. If you want to mako moro money from your cows buy a Cioam Separa tor. If you want the most monoy with tho lonst labor, tho greatost profit at loast oxpenso Get an Empire Wo havo devoted noarly two wooks' advertising spaco to Kmplro Separa tors, and that alono. Wo do tills bo cause wo havo tho utmost conftdonco In tho Separators. If you havo fol lowed our Soparator Chats from 1 to 10, you havo learnod a consldorablo nbout tho Kmplro, and wo would bu moro than glad to sond you furthor In formation and cataloguo concerning theso Separators, which Illustrates tho points wo havo desorlbed. Wo sell tlus Soparator on Install ments to thoso who wish, and glvo uny ono a chanco to try tho mnchlno thor oughly at tholr own homos. Let us hoar from you. F. A. WIGGINS, 255-267 Llborty St., Salem Farm Machinery, Bicycles, Sowing Machines and Supplies. N. H. BURLEY. Sowing Machluo Ropalrlng. Blankets. Blankets. Blankots. Blankets. BianKets. uianKets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. BlanKets, manKcta. uianKets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. BlankeU. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankets. Blankots. Blankets. Blankets. Salem Woolen Mil! Store Headquarters for Salem Made Blankets, Men's and Boys Clothing. Opposite Capital National Bank. 254-256 Commercial Street. Ca04t9eSM0MSeMMM0M nBUHBHBHBHBHHHBaaiHBBBIIBnirilliailllHiaillBlMlWaHaiBIHIIS a m M H H w H H s H B M H B M CD M H m et m H a u tn n H H M B H H m a u Open Monday, November 10. Salem's ' Greatest Cash Store! Groceries Retail at wholesale. SPEER BROS. X 143-147 State St. BinBHtHIRBinUBNBIIBBKaiflBaaaa&ISBHMBHIMIilBnHMinEUIlii NEW TODAY i M n m a N H n B m s m H H n M n a H M H H M H s a Farms for Saw. Of nil sl.os. A ?12, 000 fnim of over 400 ncres for $8500. A bargain, sure. Come, boo and bo como convlucod. II. C. Porter, Aumsvlllo, Oregon. 11-7-lm O. E. Huntslnger, funeral director, 155 Court street. Phone Main 801. Residence- 390 Court street, phono 2181 Black. THINK OF HINGES, In his New State St. Store. Do you drink good coffee? If not, why not? Wo can suit you In coffoo. Wo can suit your purse, Try us nnd see. Gregg's Mocha and Java, 40c per tb. Old Govt. Mocha and Java, 40c per lb State House Mocha and Java, 35c, 3 lbs for $1.00. Co Ja Ma Mocha and Java, 25c per tt. Special Blend (try It), 25c per lb. Pacific Blend, 20c per lb, 3 tbs for 50e No. 1 Good Rio, 15c, 7 tb $1.00. It will poy you to Investigate our stock as well -as prices, strictly the host to be had. Our prlcos tho lowest. Our gooih ROTH & GRABER Phone 511. ) 124 State Street TME.JSL.'SE'JEmjESi If you use Mapl Syrup, you ought to try tho oilglnal g5afor 45c, WE HAVE E3PEGIAULY GOOD BAR- GAIN8 TO OFFER YOU IN LADIES' COATS, THE VERY LATEST STYLES. 8slem Woman's Club. Tho olub moots at 3:30 a. m. Satur day. Thuro will be a papar on "Thos. Jafforson," by Miss Dwttl; song. by Mrs. Purvlnt; tali- sii libraries, hv W 1 Kimball. A Few Pointers. The recent statistics of the niimbnr of deaths show that tha lama innfnrliv die with consumption. This dlsnse may COmmanue with an annnrantlv harmless COUCh whloh can ha nnr) instantly by Renin's tt&ls&m for tha throat and limes, whloh la trnnrnntaari to cure and relieve all cases. Prion I tUwwutlou. curts erouu. 2ao nuil RO i..i.tu KSr oi. i.u .11 ' w'rtilMr. UNK Ml MTU nil mi ninu '?.,'!? ft'r. rwl! (HMiKh car ttwt Rvi nnMil yus twgk. I'nwiswni. u an inrtL rjieiit AnitiuMi. i.airiHm A MBtl IJHJC truuMM. rwairHrttMl niiwi th rwrtAWMlM Suit UMtlt it. i ThHl ft. FVhiim MuimI. Irni. M a rr nal.l uil uio( pUljr; lost 48 lia Mr dfujwUt Mld Oh Mlaute Cough Cure. Th rain, autl I t Th BTOBSbt tIt urual u...l I jm lurk r uur tM ueloht. nski. vw MiUUtC i)tHlj9)l Ifvw the emixk at wis the uhliiimi. oa. drawa wit lu- AB IJtl rMtlf V 0 Um, a GWte Strt pNs90sj00ae9 SHOES BOOTS I havo Just received a largo usorttnont of men's and ladles' S slipos They are good fitters j nnd wear like iron. Olve me a call and see them. Repairing Neatly Done. Jacob Vogt 265 ConVt. St. FRESH Tho host oyrup canned. Ask for a 25-cont can for a trial. Wo always have tho host of everything In giocoiles. FULLER DOUGLAS, Grocers 142 State Street. 'Phone 2261. S3)jC?ierairro RECOVERED!! REPAIRED I MUD GUARDS AND STEEL RIMS FITTED ON ALL MAKES OF CYCLES SHIPP & HAUSER ffl UMBRELLAS Stirred Camels AND Chocolate Chips AT $&twide dLifin l Hamiltou Bros. Hi State St VIliCCX go Store, PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE. Arriving Daily. From the auction rooms of 8, P. Gore & Co.. of Chicago, some of th stock of Lewellen & Co.. of Kansas City. We have purchased t000 rib of this stock at 15c on the dollar, which we put on sale daily from now us disposed o Que nurohaseiislets of drees goods, outing flannel, s"11' velvets, blankets, comforts, hosiery, underwear, cloaksj. underskirts, dre skirts, rnlny day sWrte, n6tions, glQvei. men's underwear, sweaters. W1 llnann nnnLimi tn.ll.1 u..i.i0 ...- ... . . . i.n. Iran's WOW , ..,.....,, ,, nwiu, iudii a urvrHHiris, men s pania, cmii"- jackets and hooils. overalls, umbrellas. lollee belts, ribbons, tec gloves, necktie sueptnders. ladl wraoiiiei. ladles' flannell18 gowns, ktd gloves ad embrolderiee. ' VrU-rn cut no flgire uptll th dUipoMtl e. tap" .ow 8t MCEVOY'BROS.,ffl&en,or, t-pj 4 t fruh'UUtS. 1