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WE WELL GIVE 35.00 TO THE FARMER WHO SELLS THE MOST
EGOS TO US BETWEEN JUNE 1 AND OCTOBEE 1, 1006. TO THE
PEBSON WHO BRINGS THE NEXT LARGEST NUMBER, $2.00. TO
1 THE NEXT SEX PERSONS, 50c EACH. WE WILL PLEDGE YOU AT
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ALL TIMES TO PAY AS HIGH MARKET PBICE AS PAID IN THE
;OITY OF SALEM. WE ABE BEADY TO BECEIVE 1000 DOZEN IN
(THE NEXT THTBT YDAYS AND MUST HAVE THEM. WE HAVE A
CHERRIES
GETTING
RIPE
'GOOD MABKET FOB EVEBY EGG WE EEOETVE. DON'T FAIL TO
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AVAIL YOURSELF OF THIS OFFOBTUNITY TO SECURE $5.00 BY
f MERELY SELLING YOUB EGGS TO US. IT SA FBEE GIFT GIVEN
I
TO PLEASE1 YOU.
BRANSON & FISHER
T AT RINEMAN'S OLD STAND
Summer School
'The' first term of the Capital Summer
Normal opens on May 1st, to continue
eight weeks. Tntltion $10. Summer
School of Primary Methods. Opens
June 31th, to continue three week. Ad-
urw j. ui ivrapj, or voumy oapcrin j
tendest E. T. Moorea, Salem Or, tf
CHICHESTER'S INQLIIU
EHNYR0YAL PILLS
mm i ..jii.ui, l.aif.MI ursffln
rr CHIClIKSTnifH liMlLIiill
U UEU t4 0U m.ttlU Win .)
liil..rlV..Tk...thtr. Hf.M
Oaacmu Nak.UluUM j4 ImtU
. Sijtf j.rl)rcilii itmlte u
1 R.llef for Ldl.- tn Utltr. j re.
lara Malt. 1 nflfifk Tuiliu.l.i. .,.
-T ill trillu. ChltfcMUrCkrl..V.;
f
At $
ICE
Prlco at Warehouse.
la per lft., less than 100, lbs.; COc
per 100 lbs.; $S.00 per ton.
Prlco Delivered
3c per lb. less than 70 lbs. 70o per
200 lbs, to fit refrigerator.
Ask driver ior call for coapbn book.
Ico houso -wiirbo ' '
Open Sundays
From- 8 . m" until1 12:30 p." in.
8pial ratea same as last year. For
pnrticulftjfl call at office in alley back
f car barn.
Salem Ice Co.
DR. STONE'S DRUG STORE
Does a strictly cash business, owes no
one, and no ono owes it; carries largo
etock; shelves, counters and show
cases aro loaded with drugs, medicines,
notion.s toilet articles, wines and
liquors of all kinds for medical pur
poses; Dr. Stono is a regular gradMato
in medicine and has had many years of
oxporienco in tho practice Consulta
tions are free. Proscriptions are free,
and only regular prices for medioino.
,Dr. Stono can be found at his drog
store, Salem, Oregon, from 6 in tho
morning until 9 at night
The Festival Will Come Off
. Jflst the-Same Regard
less of Weather
A good deal of interest is being
manifested in the "Cherry Festival"
wnich has been planned to be helc
hero during tho month .of July under
the auspices of tho State Horticultur
al society. Professor Lake 6f the'JQr'
egon Agricultural college at CotvallU
and secretary of the State Horticul'
tural society will be present at this
gathering. The various county fruit
inspectors are also expected to take
part in tho deliberations of the meet-.j
ing, which will be held in connection
with the cherry exhibit. Managet
McDonald of the Oregon Nursery states
that an unusual interest is being man
ifested in the meeting and that every
indication points to an enthusiastic
gathering and a splendid exhibit.
Many of the firms which aro partic
ularly interested in fruit growing
have donated) cups as premiums for
the exhibit.
The list of prizes offered and the
donors follew:
First Prize for Ten Pound Box, Com
mercial Pack.
Lambert cherry cup, valued at $10.
Donated by IL S. Gilo & Co.
Bing -cherry cup, valued) at $10. Do
nated by Capital Commission Co.
Royal Ann cherry cup, valued at $10.
Donated by Pacific Homestead.
Deacon cherry cup, valued at $10
Donated by Wallace Orchard.
Black Republican cherry cup, Val
ued at $10. Donated' by Oregon Nurs
ery Co.
Second Prizo for Ten-Pound Box, Com
mercial Pack.
Lambert cherry cup, valued at $6
Donated by James R. Sheppard.
Bing cherry pup, valued at $0 do
nated by Roth & Graber. ; r
Royal Ann cherry cup, valued at$G.
Donated by E. T. Barnes.
First Prize Best Assortment of Named
Varieties, on Plates.
Cup valued at $10. Donated by Cap
ital National bank. ,'
Socond Prize, Bost Assortment' of
Named Varieties, on Plates."
Cup valued at $0. Donated by". Or
egon Nursery Co.
First Prize, Un-namcd Seedling of
Merit, on Plates.
Cup valued -at $10. Donated by.
LadU &' Bush.
Second Prize, Unnamed Seedling of
Merit, on Plates.
Cup valued at $0. Donated by Ore
gon Nursery Co.
OASTOIiSA.
BurtO TtsKirtYoahVf9A!wHB68ht
SPECIAL SALE
ON THE FOLLOWING
0o and 25c lawns and dimities assortment of colors, special, 15 a yj
35o fancy colored -waisUngs, special prioo ., 256 a yd
20a ifhlto waistlngs. salo prico ., ', 12&d a yd
Heavy twilled shirting 10i J1
Challlo's jvretty patterns .... , 5 a yd
5 Inches wide, Pillow Lace, special jjlj a T(j
25o eunnbonnots sale, price 1
$3,00 anJ $3.50 silk umbrellas, Bn colors, sale prieo S3-00
Siin.00 liwAll Mrivnl nr,TM W)t nnnv tn.Kt. '
Sale Price $7.50
EMBROIDERIES
XASGB ASWOltfMKNT JUST ESCETVED. -
0 corset cos eby, fecial , 25ci a yd
5e wide eartwoidtflos, special 157 a yd
18a a4 2Q d mbroiderles, special ,. ,, 10c a 7&
LargUwat3H5 7,10, 12 15$ 18 206 Mi 256
ROSTEIPj & GREENBAUM
Safem
OW Nftfit 298 imd300 ComnwrdaiSt
njA " t'v ' v f . A .'j't , '
Bowaro of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
As mercury will surely destroy the
senso of smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through tho mucuous surfaces. Such
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy
siciani, as tho damage they will do
is ton fold to tho good you can pos
sibly derivo from tbem. Hall's Ca
tarrh Cure, manufactured) by F. J.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, 0., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, act
ing directly upon tho bloo'd and mucu
ous surfaces of the system. In buyiug
Hall's Catarrh Cure bo sure you get
tho genuine. It Is taken internally and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney
& Co. Testimonials free.
Sold by druggists. Price, 75c per
bottle.
Tako Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
Did You Know This?
"Say, d'you know anything 'bout
bosses, hey! D'you know they'll eat
porkf Well, they will, when it's fed
'cm an' they have to. Tho heaves stops,
subsequent, though they're an all-fired
sigh wuss afterwards. Belle went
right onto a meat diet, hog meat an
oil-cakes. Yep, linseed oil it'll fat a
rail tf ence. Belle took on weight
amazin'. Cur'us thing 'bout oil-cakes,
though; oneo a hoss has been fatted on
7em,,nn' then grows pickid agin, there
ain't nothin' in God's worldi'U put flesh
otuto him a second time. You can try
as much as you're a mind to; ifr ain't
no use." American Magazine.
Have You a Cough?
A dose .of Ballard's Horehound
Syrup will relieve it. Have you a
cold!
Try it for whooping cough, for asth
ma, consumption, for bronchitis. Mrs,
Joe- McG-rath, 327 B. Jst etreet, Hut
chinson, Kan., vrrltos; "I have used
Ballardi 's Horohound Syrup in my
family for five years, nd And it the
mot palatablo medicine I ever used.
For sale by D, J, Try.,
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Democratic-State
FOR SENATOR
JOHN M. GEARIN.
Portland.
FOR CONGRESSMAN.
First District
CHARLES V. GALLOWAY
McMinnvillc.
GOVERNOR
GEORGE E. CHAMBERLAIN.
Portland.
SECRETARY OF STATE
P. H. SROAT.
Salem.
TREASURER
J. D. MATLOCK
Eugene.
SUPREME JUDGE
T. G. HAILEY
Pendleton.
STATE PRINTER
J. SCOTT TAYLOR
Klamath Falls.
ATTORNEY GENERAL
PL A. MILLER
Portland.
Marion County
JOINT SENATOR
W. H. BYRD
Salem.
STATE SENATORS
LEWIS SAVAGE
Ohomawa.
W. T. SLATER
Salem.
REPRESENTATIVES
H. R. CRAWFARD
Turner.
PHILIP GLOVER
Sublimity.
V. A. MANNING
Mt. Angel.
AUGUST HUCKESTEIN
Salem.
FRANK S. SENN
Silverton.
CLERK
FRED PALMER
Salem.
RECORDER
P. L. FRAZIER
Salem.
TREASURER
DAVID BAOH
Mt. Angel.
COMMISSIONER
FRANCIS FELLER
Woodtrurn.
FORJUSTICE OF THE PEACE
C. M. CHARLTON,
Salem District,
CONSTABLE
HUGH JORY,
Salem District.
5-17-eod-tf
Chas. V. Galloway
of Yamhill County
DEMOCRATIC NOMINEE.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE IN
CONGRESS
Buy on Credit
this $60 Machine for $25
Utah, double fc4, MU
thrdlB tkattUs ki
utojBUo babMn vlar
tad otiw UttlBprr.
Menu. ThleUtheJLHtX
TSU8T MACHIKJC H t
the Mae suMae axemM
are utta j tob 60 fer. Xl
tUehnaUKOwlt)tM)i
Ktchlae, Sold fer ly
U uuh Bd IB BOBtXlT.
Write TNT rr mimKi hiunh wotoi
lCat nouMhold good we will thip (FrtltM
tnetU) on Hti rarneati-our new CHMT pUa.
mmvmrtx Furniture Company
173.179 First St .PPRTLAKD, OK.
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WAffFREKCH FEMALEl
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1 &iM uimm llMf lUIWbkd. Wat nrIt
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Strawberry
Cairn!
Begins in earnest next week. The Ikstk,
plentiful and we have the famous CLARK ft
LING. We receive them fresh every r
direct from the fields and are ready t
them by the crate. Don't fail to get the.
ular berries from us.
Have You
Jars Enou
We are handling the famous Economy fruit !d t
know
again this year. Last year we sold a large r
ber of these jars and haven't had a
from them. They are self-sealing and keepfi
fruit in fine shape. Easy to operate, yet gni
perfect results.
You will find everything you want in the way i
groceries at our twe big stores. Perfect i
and quick delivery help to keep our custo
pleased.
lad-s
Jrotees
hemp,
and e
ybeaM
Nearly
Inftt.
Roth & Gtak
UiD-to-date jtoczts w
'and
4 JO State'St. 1 75 Comwciallfurt
Ited
save
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Aug.Huckestcin
REPUBLM
SPEA
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fLi,.
Tho Republican eoonty (S
mitteo aimouncea tie foifa.
appointmeata for its caii1 Pa
era of tie best dart "
pooplo and nU are iaTiJ!,106
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Friday, June 1, Wtwy
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Bstuwvat
m.: FridnT. Ju 1, S'jSSS,
m.; Friday, Jum 1, Woo'
m. ,.
stiiTvir. .Tnne 2. at B"1
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jo,.; Saturday, June -'. -
m.
Democratic Candidate for
Representative for Marion
County. Stands pledged for
Statement No. 1 always. Be
lieves'in enactment of (aw
taxing franchises.
RELIEF TOR LAW&
FDFNfH TANSY WW
Original and only S?
yeiiow irrupi' - .
For sale by leading fait
per box.
7 J4 te fttim fcy B. a VteM.
For Sale
350 acres, 200 in cultivation, 100
acres fine timber 3 miles from. R. R.
station; rolling land; -will sell for $25
per acre; -will cut this farm if one
don't want so many acres.
This is a fine bargain and Trill soon
sell for $40 per acre.
DERBY & WTLLSON.
HOLUSTET,'
Rocky Mountain Tea Nuggftis
A Buy Medluine for Bsty People.
Brian GaMeft HeeltS a4 Beaewed Vlgec.
X tprpie for Constipation. iBdtgertted, Ut
as4 Kldner Troubles, llmpJ. Ecmb&, Ibph
Blood. Bi Breath, MuacWt Bowel, Heuiet
end Backache, If Rocky Mountain Tea Ufa
let torsi. M eet a box. OeBttfae rade by
Beuwtui pca Ccap-A-fT, Mniiwa, Wte,
MUIEN NUtKETS TOR SALLOW PEW-t
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