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SPRING MERUHAJNLuoc
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Ufldcn
Mtislics
WEDNESDAY ONLY
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TrSSTSSW.-- tfftr ., cm- ton
iii the noweflt mul Intcst atyles In MUSLIN.
PETTICOATS
will. luat ruffle of wlf material, l!iuic will, two roun of lace '''""v
bottom lrimi.il Willi I..mh1I.1 quality lc Rnrnioi. t I lint l or I
eicry penney of 91.B0 liut for thla wlo we offer tliom nt ll.e unusunllj
low iirlcc of
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No v.,,p nnlera nwlvd. Nono ftfHl " H.Q ... ,n, Wodn..l..y.
Tho present assortment of do
mestic underwear nro extremely
varied und attractive, prcHontlnR
an extended ran go for tho aoloc
tlon of comploto outflta ot gar
ment for spring- nnrt summer.
Thoro Is n crlapnosa nnd dollcacy
about tho trimming thnt nil worn
on with ilnlntr tastes aclmlro. Tho
shapes, jUkmi nnd workmanship
aro oxcollent In every reaped. A
full rnnuo of sizes Including odd
niton rondy.
CoYCft
Jackets
For Swing; Wear
i Ycatordny's oxprcas liroiiRlit m
a fino showing of tho nowost
stylos In Covort Jackets.
Each coiit la inndo of English
Covort. twenty-live Inohoa lonx.
collar trimmed with volvot of con
trnatlng color, antln lined through
out. Sizes rnnuo from Misses of
14 to tho rcuulnr 43 altea.
$10
""smssmsmssx'usTsuni
Wash
F Sib Acs
A Splendid HIiowIiiri of New
WiinIi Fabrics
It la tho KroutoBt aelccotton In
tho oily, showing ovory now and
popular pattern nnd color, which
Inauroa oholeo picking for all.
You, too, will urow enthusiastic
whon you aoo auoh protty mater
ials for warm wonthor woarlng.
Tho prlco, In ovory Instance, la
much lownr than you would osx
poet to pny.
Early ohooaora cot host aaloo-tlona.
Percales
Just Received
Tho finest lino of poroaloa ovor
ahown In Balom nro now rondy for
your choosing. All colors nro rep
reaontcd, nlao thoso popular
atrlpca, cherka and polltn dots In
red, black nnd bluo.
Dress
Goods
No other store pretonda to innko
auoh a allowing of drcBB poods of
tho nowoat wonvoa nnd colorings.
Iloro can ho found everything
thnt'a now and good nt JuBt thn
prlco you wunt to pay. Our atecl:
hna novor bun inoro cnrofully so
looted offorlng tho nowoBt goods
nt modoBt prlcoa.
Spring
Oxfords
FOR WOMEN
Tho now aprlng models an
hnndsomor than ovor. Now ton
turos add to tholr grnco, sorvlco
ablonosa and good looka. The
mnkea aro all tho boat, and na n
graceful bIioo gives to no to n
handaomo coBtumo, your footwonr
la aB much n tnnttcr of attention
na glovoa. In ovory Inatnnco tho
atyloa horo nro choson to tho hour
4)t
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1 1 I'll rj
Men's
Stilts
The greatest clothlnR value giv
ing event in thin city continue
with value that muat onmostly
impross mon who want good, prac
tical clothing. It la our annum
olonrlng of all winter suits thnt'a
the cauao of this gront reduction.
Tho world's very boat ready to
woar clothing Is Included In this
gront movomont ovory popular
fabric, stylo nnd pnttorn Is rcpro
aonted. 8lzos rnnge from 35c to
40c.
Values rnngo up to $22.50.
$10
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CITY NEWS
A flflHoUn of knwrHt Par.
fur Ymmt 0wl4rNtlon
'JPrwihwi' Examinations
Notice la hereby given that tho
county achoul superintendent of Ma
rlon county, OreRon, will hold the
regular exaiulnnUon ot applloants
for atntA nnd county paper at tho
Htttiodlat church, beginning Wed
ueaday, (Kobnury 13, 1007, nt I'
o'clock n. m., nnd continuing until
mturday, February 10th, at 4 o'clock
p. m. K. T. Moorea, County Kchool
Kuporlutendcnt. 3-2-3t-wk2t
ib tid Kiei-)(lilnj
Karrlngton & Van I'nttun, In tholr
ow Htato trtct market, handle not
only frosh meata of all kind, grocer
1m and provlalous, but tegotabloa,
frutta, SK, flak, Ramo and poultry.
The Kind of
Frames
Glasses Right
Good Sight
To be u4 la very wuah a matter
4 Uate. It t Important though,
Mtt tho frauiM tot properly on the
imm and at tho right dlitanco from
Thla la whoru you can got everything Itaco, lUc, ltaa
for tho tnblo without going to more
than ono atnro. l'hono S17.
('.night In tli YWh"
At tho Kllngar Oraiul thenti) to
night-
MawimnMlc
At tho Auditorium
February 0.
Wednesday,
(uight by Cupid
llrntMt L. ICnpphnhn ot Snluin.
ngod 24 nnd Lyllla Andoraon, of this
city, nged SO, hnvo beoji Uaued n
murrlngo llconao by County Clerk Al
tai). P. A. A ml arum noted as wit-
Chnngo ut Tiny
And njioolaltlea Monday, nnd Fri
day at the Kllngor Grand thentro-
lhm lUr, line
Tonight nt llm
AdmlMlou, lOo.
Audtlorlum rink.
WVU-Kmimi Mukloiau Hctunia
Wtllla MaMlroy, the well-known
Band mtr, arrival in tho city Initt
Sunday ivnlHg from Sou KranoUco,
whoro he baa ueon tar tho paat aovor
al month. He recently accepted a
poaltlon at the Hotvl Portland, and
will inakt) tho motropollB hi homo.
At tho Auditorium rink tomorrow
night, 7:30 to 11. Mak will bo re
moved and prlio awarded at 8:30,
after whloh orcrybody can tkato un Hviwrt of A)lnu
Tonight nt tho
AdmlBBlon, 10c.
Audtlorlum rink
I'lirtmto Mutto
In the matter ot Theodora Illat,
deoeaaed, oatate, the lUtal account ot
ftnllle Uhiiuu and Dnrbarn Wollk, na
ttxeoutrlx, hua been nllowel nnd np
proved. In the matter of the Riinr
dlnnahlp ot tho oatato ot Frod Oiieb
ler, n minor, upon motion of thu
gunrdlan, F. N. Derby, H. V. Hazard,
1). W. Hyro nnd J. W. Wlllaon have
boau nppolnted appraisers of tho wild
OBtnto.
Don't Full ti Sec
"CauRht In tho Wob" tonlRht at
thu Kllnger Grand thontre.
Foxy (Jnmlm
Yullow Kid, Alfonie and Gaston,
nnd mnny; other character will be
rettreaonted at tho rink tomorrow
night. Admtaslou 2to.
tlct In tho lUnw Wagon
Tho Modern Woodmen of thla city
hnve received notlco that no uwe
mont will bo needed In Februar
Last year tho ordo "aklpped" three
naaoesmonta, and th)a your will equal
It not "go ono hotter." Hotter get
In the baud wagon and "Jlae."
Krtlom Military limit)
Will furnUh muslo for the ma
Querado at tho Auditorium tomorrow
night. Admission, SSo.
; Mm ey0i that tho leniea bo perfect
ity centered, and how ore you to kuow
wkea owo U guealag. WK NKVKU
til 11 o'olook.
New lMlor CHh1
Hex Paul Dlok, of Arlington. Mtn-
ueaota, haa arcoptiHl the mlnlatry of
tho Luthorau church, un Haat Btate
at reel. U& come to tho city well
rvcommonded, and wilt doubtle
prtivo a valuable. cjulltlon to the
8aUm mluUtorlal olrclo.
BARr?S
JEWELRY
STORE
Munilug KcmIoiv
10 to 13 o'clock at the akatins rink
am tapcolally for beginner. Two
wmptitent liutructor at your aer
viee. No admlwloa charged.
MtVknHk .
Ticket ou Ao,at the box offlco.
The rojwrt of Superintendent Cat-.
breath, tiled yetorday attornoon at
the meeting of the govornlug toard
of the atato Insane asylum, show the
follewing: Payroll for January, $6,.
3.i9; improvement, fios; pa
tlont admitted, 3Sj dlsobarged, IV;
Htlent In Institution, 1435.
Kimball liHtuiv
Prof. Kimball will lecture o& tho
life of John Wesley at Kimball eol
lege tomorrow evonlng at 7:3
o'clock. Rev. W. H. Selleck will ren
der a olo. Tho public cordially la
vlted. No admission charged.
W Xo4 n lteacuer
Mr. Kolla Souuhlck, aot wanting
some young Indies from In front of
tho train last Friday evening. A
tho roficuo occurred nenr Mr. South
wick's place probably caused his
nnmo to be mentioned. Anyway.
Mr. Southwlck waa not among those
present.
Ki't) tlio Moving I'litun-s
Ami llluatruted aonajs between acts
nt the Kllngor Grand.
Jilt. HAKBOHD DEAJ).
Death Came nt Willamette Sanitari
um nt 11 O'clock Todny.
M G Hnrbord died at 11 o'clock
this morning nt tho Willamette San
itarium, after an illness of threes
weeks He was coming homo from
Texas whon stricken with paralysis,
was Mlaced in a hospital nt Cheyenne
and was brought home from there by
his daughter. Miss Kittle Harbord,
and, after lingering for ono week.
died. , .
Mr. Harbord moved to balem in
1 870 from Yamhill county. He was
throo times olectod marshal of this
city, sorvlug from 18S0 to 188G.
In 1S88 ho moved to Spokane,
where he has slnco roslded. He
served on the police forco In that
city, and was tho chief from 1890 for
one term.
Mr. Harbord Is survived by four
children: Mrs. Ida M. Knapp, of
Davenport, Washington; Holla C.
Harbord, of Spokane; Miss KIttIo W.
Harbord and Mrs; Danlol J. Fry, of
this city.
The exact date of tho funeral will
bo announced later, but it will be
from tho roslJenco ofD. J. Fry, COO
South High Bt'root, and Rev. P. S.
Knight will ofllclnto. assisted by Rev.
F. E. Dell. Tho funornl may be held
tomorrow or probably Thursday. Mr.
Harbord will be bulled with Masonic
honors, under tho ausplcos of Pacific
Lodge No. 50, A. F.-&- A. M.
M. Harbord was one of tho bost
known nnd bost-llkod of tho older
generation of 'Salem men, who nro
fast pnsalng away.
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Mrs. Geo. Collins Dend.
Aftor nn lllnosa of only a fow
hours, Mrs. Gcorgo Collins suc-
cumbod this morning to nn attack of
appondlcltls. She wns tnkon ill last
orenlng, nnd summonod Dr. Byrd,
rind wns soon, rostlng oaslor, but to
ward morning tho complaint becamo
worse, and death clalmod hor at 4:30
a. m.
Mrs. Collins was born in Thuroll,
Canada, in 184C, and moved to Ore
gon lu 18C7, whore sho has slnco re
sided. Sho has been ono of Salem's
most prominent women, and was an
actlvo mombor of tho Mothodlst
church. -
Sho has been subject to attacks
of appendicitis, nnd her sudden death
oj. this tlmo comos as a shock to tho
family and mnny friends.
o
George Knight nnd wife, of Hub
bard, nro Salem visitors.
Miss Emma Muths loft this morn
ing for a wook's buslnoss visit to
Kugono.
o
Piles Quickly
Cured at
Instant Relief,
Trial
to
Peminm.
l'nckagc Mallea vj"
All In Plain w1
Plies is a' fearful dlse
cure if you go at it right J
An operation
Hftt
with ,.i
(langenous, cruel, humllUtJZ
UUIlUlJVOZtUl J .
m)
Pf'l
T7vrwim
For Si utile Fill
Honry B. Huud, one of the tempor
ary Oregon commissioners to tho Yu-kon-Alnska-Paolflo
fair at Sonttle
nnd also secretary of the exposition,
Ib In Salem, having como to appear
before the legislature to discuss the
proposed appropriation from this
atato.
Unlucky I.uckoj
Leeter Luekey waa Inst evening de
feated by Will Xldelt In n one-mile
skating ruse nt the Auditorium rollor
rink. This waa the tlrst rag of a ae
rloa ot three and the time waa 3
minutes and 33 seconds. The sec
ond ruoo of the aerios will take placo
thla ovonlng.
Siu for SUOu.DO
Frank Holuoa ha filed an action
In department No. 1 ot the circuit
court against tho Stayton woolen
mills to recover the sum of $1169.90
Whloh amount he claims la due him
for prorosalonnl 8rvleoa rondered
tho said company. Webster Holme,
J. 11. and a U McNary appear lu
tho caso as attorney for the plain-tiff.
THAW'S LAWYERS DEFEND
(Continued from pago ono.)
ReerYa your tkatta and cot vour 'r" for heroic actios ke tierer br.
ticket ta advance Adwlwloa, 3Jo ' formed, xplala that U w jwwo
akatw, ase, oa lw who awlated la wsculas
Wlllttuu'Mc Still HUlng.
At noon today the Wlllawette
stood at 56 fet above low water,
having rleed two feet slnco daylight.
The HpauldlHg mill have shut down
and all hand aro busy aovlng lum
ber to save It. The upper North Sau
tlam began to tall at midnight, uui
that effect wilKaot roach here before
thla ovenlng. Tho McKonzle U re
ported tho highest It has been since
1890. and still rblng this morning,
ohlch wilt add to the Willamette
hor until tomorrow Cht at least
It ,1 now estimated that tho river
cannot begin to fall before It reach
about 30 feet, but, as the rains are
08 for the tlmo being, and tho air
tarsia colder, that will probably be
the limit.
court of appeals lu opinion on hy
pothetical Question which must ac
cord with rules. Wlloy nnsworod ho
belloved the act wns thnt of nn lnsano
man. Again Joromo wont ut tho
witness, nsklng him what ho bo
lloved. "I bellovo ho was suffering
from n delusion," snld Wlloy. "Ot
what nature,' 'askod Jorome. "Thoy
wore ImprosBlons ronched by forty
conclusions," said Wiley. "Do you
know anything about Christian Scl
once?" asked Joromo. "I hnvo
somo friends who bellovo In it." "Do
you bollove thorn insane?" "No."
Thon Joromo nnd tho witness wres
tled with tho medical differences bo
twoon pathological conditions nnd
pervertod functions.
Jerome Ikittern Kxpcrt.
Jerome mado Wiley admit that his
opinion that Thaw was Insane was
based upon tho Btreot car Incident,
but not until after ho read of the
shooting, and further admitted that
tho opinion was partly formed by
what ho road In tho newspapers. Jo
romo returned to tho question of
pathological conditions and perverted
functions, and asked Wlloy If he ap
plied tho Romberg tost. "I don't
know what tho Romberg test la," re
plied Wiley. "What, you an export
on mental nnd nervous diseases and
don't know what tho Romberg test
isi sharply asked Jerome. Have
you read Hacktuck's book? Wit
ness said ho had. but did not recall
tho Romberg test. Jerome kept wlt-
undor withering Are of medical
questions, causing him to fret con
tinually. He was still under Are at
recess hour. Court asked if It would
be very long. Jeromo said: "Yes,
1 find witness Interesting." Recess
until 2 o'clock.
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There 1b Just ono other turn
to bo cured pnlnless, safemdlU
privacy of your own homt-ij
Pyramid PUo Cure.
We mall a trial package fret tjii
who write.
it will give you instant td
ahow you, tho harmless, palale&i i
turo of this great remedy aadi
you well on tho way toward tj
cure.
Thon you can get a fuMiali
from any druggist for 50 cents,t
ofton ono box cures.
It tho drugggist tries to k!JtJ
something Just as good, It U 1
causo ho makes more moneyotj
substitute.
Insist on having what you alii
The euro boglus at onceuit
tlmies rapidly until It Is cos
nnd permanent.
You can go right ahead with;
work and be oasy and comfortiblu
the time.
It is well worth trying.
Just send your name and iii
to Pyrnmid Drug Co., 65
Building, Marshall, Mich., rf:
celvo f reo by return mall lie I
pnekngo in a plain wrapper
Thousands have been cured hi
easy, pnlnless and Incxpenslni
In tho privacy of tho home,
No knifo nnd Its torture.
No doctor nnd his bills.
All drimclsts. 50 cents. WnU
day for a free package
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The Von Jesscn Conctrt.
Frldny evening at tho GraodOjs
Houbo thoro will bo given onedS
groatost musical programs everr
ilerod In tills city. It will not
bo n musical event par
but n social quality attaches t3
whole program on account tltlai
nort of tho most prominent i
peoplo of tho Capital City. GraU
torest is already manifested w
tho city nnd In every musical
M Vnn .Tixianti hnS OnlJ fl
.... . w.. -
onco before in this city In
nnd was glvon unqualified PPJ
Dr. Horltago nnd Mrs. Stniw"'
.. ... , t.n0 tttl-J
their nest lorm, aim n
Hinm.nK.no mnrn than local nf"
tlons. Thoy aro each unsurpiW
their parts. Moro detfJiw
tlon nbout tho program will "'
In our next Issue.
DIED.
MOSHER. At tho fomilr "
t, .i thla TnnrnlCC ' '
o'clock, Mrs. Catherine Bias '
or. -wifA of Wm. Moshcr.
Tho funeral will bo held fW
residenco at 1:30 Thursday.
ary 7. 1907.
To UoncAt IJbrar'
Tho Salem public library board
will give a "500" card party at the
residence ot Werner Breyman, Fri
day attornoon at 2 o'clock, and tho
public is Invited to attend. Tho tick
eta may bo procured from arty mem-
-v. iuj HDrary ooard or ot the
commltteo of arrangements, con
Utln of Mrs, A. N. Bush. Mrs. B.
O. Shucking. Mrs. W. IL n.uN
Mrs, E. E. Waters, Mrs. T. n. TUy-
..M0WEY TO LOAj
0Tr Laii A BusVs B.
Nofwlci Ui V
x ,. .,iMk ReUe'
i.k Mm TtrOITB "
UBiev irju n. --
12$ CoamerelAl aret-
NEW TODAY
ho',
ft'.f
344l
...... s turn
. , &,l.lref3 A. "'
larui ouiki
cott 541 Mill street.
For Sale. Nine-room bou,
new, all furnished. 0
woodshed and Plent,J:
t a horcaln It taken "
qulro at turnkey's 'Js;
JIDU11VUUAW
laMW
MWMSt
mmtwzi
viuu ana Mrs. A. M. Cannon.
n