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New Silks
GROWING
WEARY
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Jackets and
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Tailor Suits
$7-50 to $30.00
Special orders taken. Prompt delivery guaranteed.
Samples sotd. Don't faH to see them tomorrow and
' Saturday.
Stockton's Monday
Monday we will sell Children's
Wash Dresses
Ages 3 to i 4 yeans at 1-3 reduction
50c Dresses 34c
75c Dresses . 50c
$1 Dresses 67c
$J.25 Dresses...... 94c
$ 1 .50 Dresses.
Stockton. & Co I
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Just notlco tho many Ramblers and
etroet. There must be a reason for It
wheels nod, wo tako care of our riders. If you have not Been tho $
1004 models call in and wo will show you our complete lino of btcy- 2
clos.
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I Who is your Bicycle repairman
Wo would bo pleased to corve you. Wo havo a complete blcyclo re
pair shop. Wo carry a comploto lino of Uio woll-knowo O. & J., Hart
ford and M. & W. tires. With pur experienced ropairmon wo are
ablo to give you tho very best attention. Glvo us- a call and wo will
try to please. ,
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Tp thoso now using two pair elf glasses wo would say a werd:
dome and see through the "Invisible." To those wearing old-stylo
MJrt-catchersi" Come and see through tho "Invisible," To thoso
who noed bifecals: Come and see through the "Invisible.' It Is a
genera) Invitation. We are exclusive representatives of these lenses
dome in and examine thom, and ypu will aoe (he greatest optical
Invention of the age.
Chas. H.
WA4r Optlolan, M State 3tr,
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Bicycles jj
Nationals as you go down tho
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Hinges,
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Methodist Conference May
Adjourn at Any Tinie-'
Big Heresy Fight
Los Angeles, May 28. An effort Is St. Petersburg, May 28. The Est-
being mado to adjourn trie Methodist hoi Gazotto says that the commander
conference today. Bishop Luther" B. at Port Reval reports that a mys
Wllson, of Baltimore, and the newly terlous craft has been off the shore,
elected president were appointed to throwing a search, light on tho har-
odlt the church discipline. bor. Merchantmen also report en-
The heresy and theological schools countering the came vessel at various
were discussed this- morning. A -re- points In the Baltic sea.
port on tho subject recommended" to (Reval Is on the Gulf of Finland,
reconsider all educational Institutions near the Baltc Sea, and s wthln a
of tho church, and that bishops be en- short dstance of St. Petersburg. It
Joined to allay the strife on heresy, is not known that the Japanese have
L. W. Munhall, the noted heresy fight- any vessels In that sea, and the re
er and evangelist, fought for even
stronger measures. '
Married In Portland.
Mr. Rockwell W. Cary and
Miss
May B. Thompson, of Salem,
wore
united In marriage in Portland Tuej-1 the city, and had his right leg ampu
da, and have corao to Albany, where tated Just below the knee, Dr. John
they will reside hereafter. Tho wed
ding occurred at the homo of tho
brldo'a undo, Mr. Rice, In Portland.
Tho young couple are woll known In
Salem. Tho bride is a very 'popular
young lady of this, city. Mr. Cary
lived In Salem until a short time ago,
when ho went to Albany to accept a
position there. Until that time he
held a responsible position In the
clothing house of Sam Adolph. They
havo many friends who wish them
happiness and success.
The following real estate sales were
recorded teday: ,-
Isaac M. Wagner to I. M. Wagner,
150 acres- in tp 8 s, r 3 w, $4000.
J. E. Cook to Iler's Piano House, lot
3, in block 7, Highland addition to
Salem? 1000. ,
G. W. Powell to Candace Down, part
of block 12, and all of block 13, Hoi
lister's addition, Stayton, ?100.
The Salem Woman'B Club held a
reception at tho city library this after
noon as an introduction to the new li
brary. Mrs. Mon roe and Mrs. Ray
mond received, and tho beautiful dec
orations were arranged by Mrs. Cu
slck, Miss Applegate and Mrs. Irvine.
Punch was nerved.
HOTELS
The Willamette.
George Jones, Roseburg.
Mrs. A. L. Jonea, Roseburg.
Henry Jacobs, San Francisco.
J. Low, Portland.
John O. Simmons, New York.
W. L. Hart, Portland.
J. F. Monzies and wife, Roslyn.
J. W. Monzies and wife, Roslyn.
Mrs. G. W. Bates, Portland.
W. G. Martin, Portland.
H. B. Lounsbury, Portland.
E. E Peck, Des Moines.
Geo. L. Brlckman, San Francisco.
Mort Howe, Tacoma.
H. W. L. Gardiner, San Francisco.
A. Desjardlns, Chicago.
E. J. Fay, Portland,
H. Brash, Portland.
IT. L. Moreland, Portland.
John Klono, Wasco.
J. W. Frazlor, McCoy.
Mrs. Krobs, Brooks.
William Ellery, Boston.
H. B, Johnson, Vancouver, Wash.
W. O. Cannon, Seattle,
J. P. Hunt, Portland.
L F. Daly, Dallas.
John F. Kane, Denver.
J. E. Desmond, Portland.
Buggies
Cushion Tired
Runabouts.
Driving Wagons
And everything else that runs by
horso motion. Another batch of
cushion-tired rigs gone out thjs
week. Wo havo suro struck the
popular style and price in
these goods.
Come and see,
No matter what you want in the line of "rigs that run," we have
them, from bicycles to buggies, and from hacks to automobiles. Call and
look over our lines.
R A. WIGGINS
23?L Implement House, Ja
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Report From Baltic Sea That
Mysterious Vessel Is
Near St. Petersburg
port Is probably founded on vaguo ru-
mors.)
Boy's Leg Amputated.
The 8-year-old sin of Thomas White,
of Frultland. was today brought to
Shaw performing the operation. It
seems that, the little fellow had the
misfortune soyoral weeks ago to fall
and bruise tho bono in such a man
ner as to make amputation necessary.
Ho is at the Salem Hospital, and 13
doing nicely.
Missing Near Sllverton.
Old Mr. Doerfler left his home near
Lewlsburg Wednesday morning, going
In the direction of Stayton, and he has
not been heard of since. He is said
to havo been eccentric for some time,
and Is supposed to bo wandering un
der aberration of mind. HI, rela
tives and friends are In search of him,
and It is feared that he may have gone
Into the woods and committed suicide.
Sllverton Appeal.
Wheat Markets.
Chicago, May 28. Wheat 96; old
July, 87Q87; New, 86 85: July
corn, 4747.
Gold Dust Flout
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Made by THE SIDNEY POW
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gon. Made for family use. Ask
your grocer for It Bran and
shorts always on hand.
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NEW TODAY
io Trade. Phonograph for a wheel.
Inquire of B. V. Snyder, at Ep
ley's store, East State street.
5-28-31
Roses for Sale. Call at 407 Front
street, corner of Marlon. 5-28-3t
For Rent. Two furnished front
rooms. Inquire at 363 corner Cen
ter and Capital. 6-28-3t
For Sale. Two second-hand four
eprlng hacks and one open' buggy,
all a? good as new. Pohlo & Bishop.
Girj Wanted. For general housework.
Apply at residence of Mrs. R. D.
Allen, 347 High street.
Wanted, a young man to learn the
shoe business. Inquire at Oregon
Shoe Company. 6-18-tf
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Bicycles
Pierce Bicycles
The former time tried and tested
In our midst by years of honest
continued 'service. The latter not
so well known locally, but famous
tfco country over for good worth
and for Plerco spring forks and
cushion frames.
Come and try one
for a spin.
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Look for tho name on the selvage.
What Is "Moneybak" silk? It Is a
taffeta made of tho best raw silk, dyed
without weight, woven by skilled la
bor on now looms, and' free from fic
titious finish. It Is warranted to sat
isfy, or the monoy back. "Money--i
bak" silk represents a detemlned effort
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to a higher standards "Moneybak!'.,
ellk costs the customer less than nar--row,
weighted silks, width and wear
ing qualities considered, nBl counting
the price of making up into costumes, 1
which would amount'tb one-fifth less,
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as "Moneybak" wears five Himes- a3
long as weighted silks. "'Mbhoybak'Vv
silk comes In 27-inch, at $1.60 a yard&
f$ and 36-inch at $2.25 a yard. Is It not .
' V worth something to feel that your now ,. '
. black silk will not -soon look old and
rusty, crack the first time it Is worn,
and cut out at the hem In a short
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BORN.
WARD. On Friday, "May 27, 1904, to
Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Ward, in this
city, a son.
DIED.
SMITH. At the Salem Hospital, on
May 27, 1904, Charles Smith, of a
complication of diseases, aged 65
years.
Deceased was a resident of Silver
ton, and tho remains will be interred
at that place.
Baseball
Salem vs.
Albany
May 27-28-29:,
302games
Admission - 25c
(hicAco.
Friday and Saturday
Bargain Days'
Friday and Saturday Bargain Days that is Just exactly what those
two days are at tho Chicago Store. Every effort la put forth In giving
values that will please and bring our customers bock again. Wo are do
ing the biggest business wo ever done, that Is proof enough of tho values
we aro giving. Attend this sale and get your share of those bargains.
Ladles'
cream summer under
wear 8c
LadleSf white summer undei-
wear 9c
Ladies' black cotton stockings 5c
Ladles' 20c fast black cotton
stockings .. t, .... ,.t,.,,.i0c
Boys' 15c ribbed cotton stock-
Insa 9J
Ladles' silk embrolderled lace
lisle 35c black cotton stock
ings f 23c
Chljdren.'e summer underwear 10c
Children's lace stockings, all
colors and black .... '.'.....23c
Ladles' fancy belts fo
Ladles' leather belts '.i0o
Ladles' crush leather belts ,.!,23c
Ladles' 75c French girdle cor
TBE VHEAPE8T STORE
M'EYoy BrothersXourt St., Salem
"MONEYBAK." "MONEYBAK."
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ii German Market ;;
next door to Harritt & Law
rence Grocery.
SAVE MONEY
Best cuts of fresh meat, 5 to
10 cents per pound.
MILLER A BECK, Proprietors
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LOAN8 AND INSURANCE.
JOHN MOIR.
AGENT FOR SCOTCH MORTQAQE
COMPANIES
230 COMMERCIAL ST.
feEAL ESTATE
Call and leave a list of your city
Proporty and farm lands which
you wish to put on the market with
DEMOREST & HANNING.
Money to Loan
THOMAS K. FORD,
Over Ladd & Bush's Bank, Salem, Or.
Store
sets, all colors and white ....48c
Chiffon stock collars Bo
25o soft wash taffeta neck rib
bons, No, 40, all colors and
black, sale price, yard ...... Hc
VAc all silk taffeta hair ribbons
yard; 3"
75o silk chiffon, 45-Inches wide
yard .. , 8c
Peggy from Paris veils, new..9
Men's summer underwear Sc
Men's silk neckUes 10c
.Boys' Buspendere ...... Bc
Weareshowlrig a, beatlful as
sortment of ladles' walking
and dress skirts, from 1.50 up
to 1809
SWELL SUMMER SHIRT WAISTS
CHEAP.
IN TIT)ft vnnTTTWEBT.