E
1907.
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GOOD
Goods
&
)cJlleifeMi&&
i n i l i j i, y i d ij -TgTfni
AIY OUUnWAI SOVXXJUb, liMM, OBJMOW,
GOOD
Goods
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Spring
Suits
ron ijajhes and susses
Tho now stylos keep coming In
by every express moro roeelvoJ
yesterday. A great gathering of
Spring' most favored stylos In
tho correct shades and fabrics.
You will do well to cliooso early.
Wo nro also showing nomo exceed
ingly flno values In
MISSIS' SUITS.
Sizes rango from 14 to 20
mado of pretty mixtures and
chocks In tho nowest Eton Jacket,
full satin lined, thrco-qunrjor
sloores collar and cuffs neatly
trimmed, skirt cut very full and
pleated. This now suit wo aro of
fering at tho prlco of.... $11. 85
Ladles' suits rango up to $40.
WASH
GOODS
Ab usual this popular storo Is
showing tho greatest nisortmont
of spring dress fabrics to bo soon
In tho Wtllnmotto valloy. Every
doslrablo fabric, tho latest weaves
tho nowest printings nro horo.
Many style shown horo aro not
to bo soon olsowhoro, nnd wo aro
living up to, not upon, our repu
tation m tho greatest value-giving
storo in tho city.
Muslin
Underwear
Como tomorrow If you hnvo not
already inado your Spring pur
chases from tho Attest assortment
of good values to bo found in the
city. All tho garments aro mndn
In clean, healthful factories, and
nro tho brightest, cleanest nnd
best to bo hod at anywhoro near
tho price,
TODAY
ONLY
For today's special salo we offer
White Suiting Sale
Flno duality ot Suits, Skirts
nnd nprons 34 Inches wide
Irish Llnon finish n romarknble
valuo at tho low prlco of
13 1-2c Yard
No tolophono ordora taken.
None sold until 8:30 n. in, tomorrow.
Lace Curtains
Tho first shipment of now cur
tnlns reached us yostordny. Thoy
comprlso tho newest Ideas in win
dow drapery In both whlto nnd
ecru both In flnt curtains nnd ruf
fled. Wo nro showing somo now
creations in ploco goods, notably
In MADRAS nnd NUTTINGS. A
visit to this department will glvo
you ninny now Ideas, which will
bo of gront bonoflt to you In
Spring clennlng season. Second
Floor.
NEW
SILKS
Unquestionably tho most Im
portant todny'B Htoro nowB. Tho
varieties aro greater which In
cludo tho Intest Now York nov
elty
JAP SILK.
In tartar plaids and black and
whlto chocks In nil sizes. Our
prlco Is very modest, tho quality
conildorod tZfl
Special jUC
MEN'S
SUITS
$1 485
Tho biggest bargain In men's
clothing over showp In this city.
Every garmont Is made of
ALL WOOL GOODS
Thoroughly hand-tnllored Into
tho Intest fashions. All doslrablo
patterns nro horo in a full rnngo
of sizes. You can bo fitted, both
In form nnd fnncy, nnd at tho
samo tlmo your savings will bo
conBlderablo.
Ilonl $18. HO to $25.00 values
aro bolng offered nt $14.85.
Spring Oxfords
Wo nro showing a decidedly
now Oxford of deml-patont, which
Ih bright, Btuooth, pllablo leather,
eliminating tho dangor of crack
ing enBlly cleaned dooa not
burn tho foot. Wo havo this
leather mado up In n nowly de
signed last. Como in nnd boo this
now Oxford - E(
Ask for Btyio of 1001 .JJD.DU
Shirts Waists
Tho greatest nssortntont of
dnlnty stylos In protty shlrtwnlstB
for Spring wear. You cannot help
but ndmlro thorn and wondor nt
tho remnrknblo vnluos. Buying
In largo quantities nnd tnklng nd-
vantngo ot opportunities lo tho
cnitBo. You sharo In qur fortunato
purchases. Second Floor.
50c to $13.50
CITY NEWS
A OeUef4n ef Iwyriowt Fur
p far Yew Ow10rMtlwi
A Kara OnportHtiMy
Derby ft Wllsou havp tho Collins
retldotico on Church street for salo
nt raw bargain this week.
Memnnut
Wall paper. Co a roll.
Hamilton.
a-18-3t
Huron &
Klcui Military Hand
Will furnUh music for tho mas
querade at thu Auditorium rink Fri
day evening, February 23d. AdmU
Ion 9 Be.
Iok, Iook, ItMik
At l'atton Bros. oast window.
P1oa1hk Iter Friend
M(h4 Margarita Fischer, at tho
Kllugrr araitd, Is playing to full
aouacs, and It la generally conceded
that alto U mora than uniting tho ex
pectations of her friends, llooauso
ko la a Marlon county girl, and be
gat) young, nutty havo been Inclined
MANY A MAN
Is erltla ItMim he Ilk to be
etrary. Toa cs go contrary to
tfce WbH of jour own trleade aad
MtfMHKS aa4 OH tlMHI get the
fceei tkta but to contrary to the
aUeOiM ot aaUre aad yo will al
ways sM la wort ol It,
If ftaeurt Say SfMKttxkA
Way, pee4acl It must be.
Nature wot accept Just spee-
taetee taottgfc; taey uuit be right
-aieUtlta. W ea gt the kind na
wr Jemaada, and our price are
Personals
to look upon her work na that of an
nmntour, but thoy nro happily disap
pointed. Miss Fischer is really prov
ing horaelf 'mi nrtlst nf iimmunl nliltl.
ties. Tho character of her work Is I JuJk nml Mr8' T- - 1In,,0' wont
similar to that of tho nlways popular , to ''ortlnnd today.
Jesslo Shirley, but mnny who havo ' Mrs. C. P. nishop, of Portland, Ib
onjoyod'tho playing of both cheerful- visiting In tho city.
ly concede that Miss Fischer is far! Ilov. J. W. MoDougnl, of Albany,
tho grcntor of tho two. When it is wits hero yesterday on buslnoBa.
considered thnt tho former Is old j. KrK and BOn. ot silvorton.
enough to bo tho lattor's mother, It woro visiting in Snlem yesterday.
ueco.no. apparent utaLMtHSJisoner, wmia MoBlroy tho woU.known
must havo n groat future In storo If ,,,, mnn ,. , .. ,,v vn .
nil goes well. She appearH again In, ,,, ,. ,
"U Ilolle Mario" this evening, a part w; K. Wann, tho lusuranco man,
which Is ono or her best. As tho , wu l, "?uwi" ll '
Fronoh adventuress Miss FlsoWer Is M ,ml lwnn ,ott todn' for
oxeeptlonally olovor. and wouM " V.. ' ". .rrBnc,,TO'
pleaso tho most exacting.
MuMkcr, Attention
Hescrvo your skates and get your
tickets In advance fur tho Bkntlng
utnsquorado at thu Auditorium Fri
day evening, February 22d. Tlokets
now on sntu.
l:ture Iot Xlgltt- '
Although there wero several coun
ter attractions Inst night tho crowd ;
Miss Matnlo Stlllwoll left this
morning for Illaok Ilutto.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Iloescheu loft
today for a visit In Uosoburg.
Hon. W. 11. Wohrutttf, of Illllsboro,
was in Snlem yestordny on business.
Mrs. Ilurd, who hns been vUltlng
in tho olty, returned to Portland to
day. "
Arthur Ilocsohon, who has been
quite 111 with fever, Is ablo to bo out
again,
Dr. nnd Mrs. a H. Kpley left this
nt tho lecture In tho Tioga Hall was morning for a business trip to Port
larger than usual. Miss Joau Morris land.
Kills Is au Interesting speaker, and Mrs. W. L, llrown roturneU this
her lecture last evening on "Signs morning to Marlon, after visiting Sa
and Character Shown by tho Head 1cm friends.
and Face" proved vulunblo from au Cooko Patton, tho progressive mor
educatlonal standpoint. There will chant, went to Ilrooka today, where
bo only ono moro lecture In Tioga ho will attend a fanners convention
hall, to a mixed audience, which will " " " -
occur tonight. Mrs. Kills will deliv
er addresses to ladles only on Friday
evening at tho First Christian
church.
MsMiucrado Pritwi
Grander than over, on exhibition
In Patton Urns,' east window.
Itemuaut
Wall paper, 5c a
Hamilton.
"O
roll. Uureit
BARITS
JEWELRY
STORE
a'ssaflaf I IjftgfW Vf CuLyU
rtcvuwMt ai Mo EoUte.
T J. Chambers, K!l. YtndlcAtor,
Liberty, Toxaa, writes Lhc, 36, ISO!:
"With pleasure and unsolicited byi
you, 1 bear testimony to tho curatlvo
power of llallard'a Horehound Byrum
I havo us4 It la my family aui can
cheerfully afflrm It in tho mott ef
fectlvo and bet remedy for cough
and colds I ha yd ever uad.H Bold
by D. J. Fry.
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aWtW lWaTWPilsfi
The
Effervescence
Of spring Is upon us, and all
nature is leavened with the magic
of lite. That's what will happn
to your baking and pastry It you
uso
Eppley'a P?fcctk
BAfctafc Powder
It's mado at home, and Its high
est testimonial Is that It Is used
at home by the great majority ot
our beat housekeepers.
C. M. EPPEY
and also make arrangements for giv
ing entertainment there Saturday
S WwiheB left today for
her home In Portland, after visiting
Salem relatives.
G W- Procbstcl, of Weston, Ib In
tho city on business, and taking In
Trmrlow. who has been
visiting in tho city, loft today for her
homo In Jefferson. .
Mrs Ralph Watson, who has been
visiting relatives here, hns returned
to her homo In Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Strange, of
Boise, who have been attending the
Friends' meeting loft today for Irv-
ing.
Fruit Inspector Armstrong wns
among those who went to Brooks this
morning. ,
Dr J. D. Olmsted, supremo medical
director of the United Artisans, is
In th city, the guost of Mr. and Mrs.
C. L. Watt.
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UMiop-Gnbrlelson
A marrlnge llcenso wns this morn
ing Issued to H. C. BiBhop, of this
city, aged 24, and Miss Ruth da
brle'lson, of Salem, ngod 21, C. M.
Bishop nctlng as witness.
Clerk's Salary IUihed
The house passed tho sonato out
Increasing the snlnry of tho Marlon
county clerk from $1200 n year to
11800; but not to go Into oirectunui
County Clerk Allon's term expires.
o
Young married pooplo nnd old ones
too.
That havo no chlldron to laugh and
coo,
Knd tholr troubles will "Little ones"
be,
Find tholr troubtOB will "Llttlo
ones" be,
Sold nt Dr. Stono'a Btorc.
. y
(.'rand MiiMiiuirndL
And skating carnlvnl nt tho Audi
torium rink Friday ovonlng, Febru
ary 22d. Admission 25c.
Don't Put Ol!
Until tomorrow what you can do to
day. If you aro suffering from u
torpid liver, or constipation, don't
wait until tomorrow to got holp.
Buy u bottlo ot Horblne nnd get
that llvor working right. Prompt
ness about health saves many sick
spells. "Mrs. Ida Qrcsham, Point,
Tox., writes: I used Herblno In my
family for six years, and find it docs
al it clalmB to do." Sold by D. J. Fry.
Heinnnnt
Wall pupor, 5c a roll.
Hamilton.
n
Huron &
Hunting for Trouble.
"I've llvod In California 20 years,
and am still hunting for troublo lit
tho wny of burns, sores, wounds,
bolls, cuts, spralnB, or a caso of plloi
thnt Ducklon'a Arnica Salvo won't
quickly cure," writes Charles Walt
ers, ot Alleghany, Slorrn Co. No use
hunting, Mr. Waltors; It cures every
case. Guaranteed at J. C. Jerry's
drug store; 2Cc.
EVELYN'S PAST LIFE
(Continued from pago ono.)
canto nudlble over tho room as he
whispered: "Whlto stole thorn from
me." Joromo paused and tttmod to
ward the prlsonor. Ho said: "If
you wish to testify wo will glvo you
tho opportunity." Thaw kept still.
So keen Is the Interest In the trial
today that spectators having seats re
fused to loavo the room nt tho uoon
recoss. Large crowds blocked tho
corridors this afternoon, clamoring
for admission. Thaw nppoarcd this
afternoon, carrying a noto book.
Kvoljn was recalled. Joromo refer
red to tho photographs, showing two
to tho witness, who Identified them as
tnken by White tho day preceedtng
tho night of her ruin. Kvolyn prom
ised Joromo to bring to court tomor
row a book White mado containing
favorlto poses. This book Is ono
Whlto Is supposed to have paid $1000
for, and destroyed the plates aftor a
fow copies wero made. Joromo passed
tho photographs to the jury. He
showed Evelyn n series ot checks,
supposed to havo been paid by Whlto
to her, when out of employment.
Twenty-five dollars weekly was tho
supposed tucomo tho architect pro
vided. The Identified tho Indorse
ments on soven as her own, and five
boro her mother's signature.
South Aim-rim Fights.
Washington, Fob. 20. A stato de
partment dispatch today confirmed
tho roport of fighting botween Hon
duras and Nlcaraguan troops.
o ,-.
A Valoable Leason.
"Six yoara ago I learned a valu
able Iomoo." writes John Pleasant,
of Magnolia, lad. "I then began tak
ta Dr. Ktag'a New Life PiUs, an
tk feacer I take tfceat the tetter I
tod tka.M Tltey ! eTscykaAf.
0ate at J. a ferry's, trvfttet
Ik
SENATE
ROUTINE
TODAY
Jones Free Locks Bill Reported
Back From ways
and Means
II. B. 407, creating a commission
for the Port of Columbia, wns taken
from tho table nnd'enncted.
S. B. 251, appropriating $250,000
for Coos Bay, was indefinitely postponed.
Tho ways nnd monns commltteo re
ported bnck tho Jones free lock bill,
nnd It wont on the calendar.
Tho commltoo mado favoriblo re
ports en:
II. B. 421, providing old for state
institutions.
Tho Seattle fair bill was reported
bnck without recommendation.
The report of tho ways and means
commlttoo on salary nnd mileage of
sonntors was road. Senators Cald
well naked that his mllengo bo strlck
on out. Full salnry and mllengo was
mado out for F. P. Mays, who was
not prosent during tho session. Co
show called nttentlon to it, n,nd nsked
unanimous consent to strike out tho
Horn. This was done.
II. B. 13, Barrett, to provide for
maintenance for Eastern Oregon noN
mal school nnd II. B. 232 relating to
tho Southern Orogon normal school,
woro brought up by Smith, of Unm
tllla, who ondoavorod to havo them
consldorod undor n susponBlon of tho
rulos. Tho senate refused to consid
er thorn.
II. B. 223, for tho rcllof of tho
Klamath Wator Usora' Association.
Pnseed.
II. B. 285, providing for compensa
tion for Indian War VctornnB..
PnBscd.
II. B. 23, Jnckson, permitting fish
ing In the Umpqun for family ttso.
Ennctod.
II. B. 391, Rackleff, placing Cur
ry county commissioners on snlary of
$125 por annum. Pnsscd.
II. B. 3SS, Jones, fixing tlmo for
county court In Lincoln county.
Pnsscd.
II. B. 315, JonoB, fixing tlmo of cir
cuit court in second district. Pnsscd.
II. B. 102, McCtte, setting forth
when districts are not entitled to
school fund.
II. B. 191, Freeman, nuthorlzlng
county clorks to collect lnw llbrnry
fees. Ennctcd.
II. B. 242, Driscoll, relating to tho
snlarlos of doputles of tho Multno
mnh shorlff. Passed.
II. B. 3S2, Boynolds, prohibiting
selling liquor within two miles of
any school maintained by tho United
States government. Enacted.
The normal school quostlon was
made a special ordor for this nttor
noon nt 4 o'clock.
A Song Hit
"Tho World Is n Good World Af
tor All" Is tho tltlo of a now Bong
which Is bolng Bung by Mr. Truman
Do Home nt tho Klluger Grand this
wcok. Mr. DoRomo possesses nn ex
ceptionally clear tenor volco, nnd hla
singing was among tho best specia
lties of last evening's performanco.
o '
Plntt A'our Costume.
For tho masquerade at tho Audi
torium rink Friday, February 22d.
o
Advance Sale -
Tlokets for tho skating masquer
ade, to bo given at tho Auditorium
rink Friday evening, February 2 2d,
aro now on Balo nt tho box offlco. Ad
mission 25c, Bkatcs 25c.
Token of Kitteem
In tho houBo this afternoon Repre
sentative Davoy, In behalf ot tho
mouthers ot that body, presented
Speaker Davey with a magnlflcont
gold watch and chain as a token of
regard for the speaker. Mr. Davoy
rosponded in his Imppiest vein, and
the lncldont resulted in a veritable
lovo feast ot good fellowship and cordiality.
Tl""n YouT
into
ft In n v n fn..
ftZ
'IIOJO of (
It takes sunshiT..
rose, n perfP3t rose i
iiaurc
which has no heaUhlS
r,ru
too many vlnoBar facM "Hi
w-wiii ana strife. Th ""
Joy, comfort, ttn2jJi
ding to the man
radiates giadnm urJ
whornvni- hn i. . . " Wi
cumstances. Usd ,
Somo noonlo t,0. .
Bcokinc out tt, a,.. etitl
crooked, tho TJT.-
Thosfi nrn , ,i....
v uvairovfr, ,i.
in echools, they herd toS?
thev lnvn tt,i- ,.,.. wBbt!
. vn niua, and ti i
Jul part of tho world n,h
ing to do with them "
And why is it that 80Inuil
disaster knowing , .... ''
t fc VflB Urn,
that if they do, their llrM.J
ruined? Some people m
..., Ui iJUBBiiuigm usually coBii
v..u oiuujucu. TJte tot
Instnnco Is the most
cauBO for discontent, sor
lossncBS, disgust and hckTi ..
tlon. A bad atomach thcrelstH
"Ul Ul "" a intiure. Aaron ,
mivongoou atomach, ajtrosti
ach, n stomach that catttito
anything nnd ovorythlng tbi wL
into it, no matter whether it
very oau Biomacn now or not.
why not havo It?
Stuart'B Dyspepsia Tablets & e
vory thing. Ono Ingredient clt
llttlo tnblota digests 3000
of food, nnd no matter hov Hi a
your dyspepsia or lndigettlon. t
tnbletB will digest everything uj
stomach.thorougbly and conf!?
nnd bettor nnd quicker tui i
healthy stomach can do the i
thing. Stuart's Dyspopslt TtV
will euro quickly loss ot i;p
brnBh, lrritntlon, burning ttt
nnitBon, heartburn, eruptiou,
of vim nnd spirit, bad menorj.i
dyspepsia and indigestion la i
worst forms.
No other llttlo tablets In the i
enn do so much. You should t
aiunri'B Dyspepsia Taoieu vv
with you wherover you go asd t
thorn after meals. Then cob; '
you reAUzo what it Is to njti
meal, and what perfect dli
moans. Your wholo body utj
mind will feel tho effects; ynrt
will Increase, you will bcaom
lsfled with what tho world dots,?
will think hnpplcr and be
and your fnco will be one ot n
contcntmont. That will brbj
Buccess and then more success. Ta
faco will bring you dollar. Try I
It will cost you Just 50c for ai
ngo of theso wonderful StuartTs I
popsla Tablots, at any drugrtaia
earth.
. . Send us your name and ai
day and wo will nt oace fi
by mnll a sample packafe
Addivfl F. A. Stuart Co 51 !
Hldg., Mjirwliftll, Mich.
Norwich Unioa Fke
Insrace
Frank Meredith. RatletetJ
Oslee wKh W. Brewa .'
139 Ooanaeretal street
..MONEY TO W
THOaUlU
Over Ladd ft Bash's Beak.
NEWT0DA1
'tx d k umnll box '
luring anu iuuuiuj, " t
dress E. Burknotuer, 7Jwyl
D1KU.
COX At tho family home In West
Salem Tuesday, February 19,
1907, at p. m., Dally Cox, aged 31
years and 5 months, ot tuberculo
sis. Tho deceased has resided In West
Salem about four years, and leaves a
wife and three children to mourn his
death. Several brothers and sisters
reside in Indian Territory.
Funeral arrangements will be an
nounced later.
PLANTNER. In East Salem, Febru
ary 17, 1907, Peter Plantner, aged
4S years. A
The remains will be sent to Peoria,
Illinois, for burial.
. .i ntttA O-acrt
i?VV MCHW MCW - , .
...nil 1nt1- 1130. '"v.
Derby & WJlson.
J4'
Waated. Strong. acUte J-j
15 to IS yeara ow. "
,. r.. Vnlt tB W
able to drive a boe. IMJgl
VnbnhnmA TtCa C -A
. , i iixllnr. l4r"'
Wanted uoou u.i.-. ,
tlemen to take oroV,,Vl9ti
for our goods, com- u
fee, tea, etc uw- j,i
paid. None but lire. "fT
eons desired,
ma Tea Store.
t a mileage boo. .g
' - - . , Ten' .1
ward If returned I- jJfr
aafs?e V SjfrZaS
rot ol vrwwy m,
lS lwii4, V.Y.
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