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Wach Goods
You'll Hnd choosing hero onsy.
pleasant mid economical. Wo nro
showing what you wnnt nt what
you wnnt to pny. Novoltlon nnd
oxolimlvcuofms nro tho features
of tho gntliorings, nnd somo of
tho rnrust combinations of wonvoH
colors nml offootH over manufac
tured Included.
MnUo your selections cmrly ns
tho vnrloty 1b bout nt this tlino.
bbbcbb mi mil i aBaa
Infants' Wear
Just Received
Just oponod nu oxtonslvo lino
Of lnfnnt's wonr tho newest
stylos shown for tho llttlo onus
All gnrmonts that nro noccsBnry
for nn Infnnt can ho found In n
vnrloty Inrgo enough to plonso
tho mom particular. Prlcos In each
Instnnco nro miioh lower thnn you
can got cqitul grndo for olsowhoro.
Ladies' Suits
Of distinctively new effects
Thoy nro decidedly dlrforont from
tliOHO of tho piiHt fall. Tho pretty
light clothH, In chcckH, nilxturoH
nnd plain effects, nro groutly In
ovldenco, nnd thoy nro vory
mnurt nnd droHsy. Tho Hton nnd
Jnokot Hult nro horo In n vnrloty
to plonso you, Wo nro iiIho show
ing n pretty hiiR for tho young
Miss which Ib tho boat value you
will find anywlioru.
$1 1 .85 to $40
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Spring Suits
Wo nro Bhowlng tho nowost nd
vunco Btylua for spring wear.
Thoy nro mndo up of tho lntdst
fabrics nnd colors. Among tho
now onofl Ib tho YALE. Coat Ib
33 Inches long form fitting hack
with Bldo plait, no vont, tliroo
button vont, trimmed with white
nnd braid. Iiuttona on sloovos
nro put on diagonally, making n
n oat nnd nttrnctlvo suit. Prlcos
modoRt.
Tomorrow
IS KKMNANT DAY.
Hhort lengths of MCMMonnhlo nnd lc
ppnrinhlo good nt
Half Price
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CITY NEWS
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Mr Tmmt
SSSByPsrSWTv WBTWF
Koformcd KvHHgcllrNl
Horvlceo Sunday avenlng nt 7:30
o'clock, tit tho church, on tho corner
t Capital nnd Marlon strcot. Rev.
Kchnoullo will preach. All nermnns
Invited.
Heo Our lMamlvo Line
Of linoleum, crockery, wall pnpor,
glassware, etc. J. A. Patterson,
Commercial street.
A TrniimrMir
Lewis Col Hum wnii oeWirntlng
last nlglit, nnd after sampling nil
tho bovarAgos thnt ho could eonvoiil
etitly manage ho wan osoortod to tho
city ball, where ho left bin remaining
thru u inn, bat hnmlkorchlof nnd a
number of pencils with "Dee" alb
noil, nnd spent tho reit of tllo night
In jnll. Tho Judge has not tu yet
prescribed for his case, but. JudKlug
from tho groans which en me through
tho bar thin morning, tho patient
hna a vory mo nnd aching head, nnd
utter paying about IS Into tho city
treasury will buy lumo broma solt
er.
.
Help tho llulldlng Fund
And attend tho "Pillar of Klro" nt
tho ChrUtlun church Tuesday even
ing. MoUiurtlVrry
A marriage llcenso hat boon Is
ued by Counly Clerk Allen to J. A.
Mothow, of tfalcm, agd ST. and
Alleo It. Terry, of Haletn, nged 80;
O. A. Ilockhlll. witness.
Pillar of Fire
At tho First Christian church;
25 contH.
Knullug Tlmo
A groat mnny of tho farmora aro
taking advantage of tho good wenth
ed to put In their grain nnd farm
needs. Owing to tho bad wentbor
Innt fall which prevented many from
Rowing nt thnt tlmo there Is grentor
activity on tho farms nt present.
Halem Military Hand
At the Auditorium rink tonight.
Irfiillfft Aid Hoelrty Meet
Tho Udlos' Aid Hooloty of the
l'lrst Pnwbytorlnn cburoh will moot
Friday afternoon, March 1st, with
Mm. Oeorgo J. 1'oaroo, at S o'olook.
Kull attondanoo destrod.
Itond KximIik
And then bear tho
Fire," Tuomlny evening.
Tlllar of,
I'nncy Hunting
lly Will T. Curoy at tho Audltorl
u in rink every afternoon nnd oven
Inic thli. week. Kxhlbltlon after-
Tonight In the IjinI Performance
Of "MrB. Tomploton'a Tologrnm."
Don't miss It If you want to forget
your troubles.
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Double Attraction
Will T. Cnroy, tho premier fancy
skater nnd tho. Salem Military
Hand nt tho Auditorium rink tonight.
AdmlHslon, 10c.
8nlemMiulo Paint
Tho Oregon Blonnn l'nlnt Company
Is vory busy these days at Its factory
on Trade street, turning out nil
kinds of paint for tho local and Job
bing trade. They have out somo
very attractive color sheots, nnd nro
prepared to furnish tho boat palntB
nt tho lowest jrlc. Call nnd wee
tlfom boforo buying.
Another Fine Dance
Olvon Frldny evening, March 1st,
nt Tioga hall. Good muslo. Peerless
orchestra.
At iw Hospital
C. V. King, for sovornl yoara
bookkeeper for tho Unlfour-Guthrlo
Company, of this city, undorwont nu
onarntlon for appendicitis yesterday
nt tho Salem hospital, and is said
lo u recoverinu iiuiu iiu nu;io
noons, 3:30; evenings,
No advance In prices.
0 o'olook. Ivory nicely
F1U From ladder
Comrade Long, th well-known
worker In tho local corps of tho Sal
vation Army, hnd tho misfortune
last Tuesday, while pruning trees. In
North Halem. to fall from his Udder
Circuit Court.
Judgo flalloway hold n short pos
ition or court this attornoon, and
trnnsnoted tho fallowing business:
Tho contempt proceedings of T.
Fleetwood against A. K. Doll wore
settled on stipulation this morning.
as
Pacific Coast and
Willamette River
AGATES
Wu grind, polish nnd mount
ste Just a cheap as you can havtj
K dona at Newport, and guaranti
t(f action or uo pay.
Wring your agates home with you
Met tlmo and have them polished t
jwy tlwo.
ThU will ho a treat convenience
Ut public
nnd sustain a severe wrench of tho neither party to pny costs,
nint. a nlivMiciun was summoned ' Tho anneal of F. P. Talklngton
nnd It was found that no bones woro administrator of tho estato of Wrn.
broken, but th Injuries are suobl Murray, decease!, ngalnst Kd. Her-
thnt it will bo several weeks bofore
tho unfortunate man wilt bo able to
resunio hts work.
CURRENT
TOPICS
TODAY
Prepared for Uio Tublic Schools
nnd the Family Circle.
,itm nt 30.000 railroad em
ployes is Imminent in tho West. It
will be left to n voto of the men.
Mrs IluBSCll Sngc has donated
$100,000 to establish tho Picrson
High School nt Sag Harbor, Maine.
A Now York firm has sold 50,000
tons of Bteel rails to the Manchur-
Inn rnllroad.
Tho Oakland constitutional con
vention has voted down having bp
arate cars on the rallrondB for n
Br0P8 . ...
Tho 100th nnnlversnry of tho
birth of the poet Longfellow wob
celebrated In many cities of New
England yesterday.
Tho government expects to locnto
n mire food laboratory nt Portland.
Tho United Statos sonate has votd
not to nbandon tho Philippine Islands
The Texas Ipgislature hna exoner
ated Senntor Balloy from tho chnrgo
of having received monoy Impropor
iv from tho Standard Oil Compnny.
The Southern Pacific railroad is
planning to build n high bridge ovor
the WJllnmetto river at Oswego.
The Portland onion nnd potato
markets aro in a very bad way.
The United States 'Bonnte this af
ternoon passed tho Alnsknn-Yukon-Paclflc
exposition bill for a fair at
Seattle.
Paul Morton and other ofllcorB of
tbo Etmllnblo Life In urnnco Com
pany were re-olcctod today.
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Clinlrinnn of the Itnllroml Coininls
hIoii Talks.
riialrninn Cnmpboll of tho Oregon
Itnllroml Commission, wob In tho
citv todnv Ho snys tho commission
will go slow In selecting n secrotnry,
ns that position Is vory Important.
He says he considers the commission
is well equipped with legal and tech
nical ability In tho persons of Com
missioners Altchlson nnd West, who
are both possessed of n gront deal of
expert knowledgo, nnd enn seo
through n proposition about as
quickly ns nnyono In tho Htnto. He
ns he hiiB done ovory thing on rnll
rondlng, from handling n No. 1 Amos
shovel to figuring crosssoctlons In
the omco8 of tho onglnoors. Ho Iiiih
hnd experlenco with ovory dopnrt
mont of contrtictlng and purchasing
of mntirlnU, to running sawmills
and shipping lumbor nnd tlmbor on
n largo scale. Ho was tho choice of
tho lumbermen's organization for
tho place.
Nvd KMclont Secrelnry.
"I roallro," said Commissioner
Campbell, "that wo need n first
class man for secrotnry. Ho will
havo to conduct voluminous corre
spondence. In my opinion ho should
bo n man of somo education, and,
besides, havo a practical knowledgo
of rato-mnklng nnd classification of
frolght. Ho should, It possible bo n
mnn who hna grown up In tho rati
roa dbuslness. Wo hnvo Bevornl such
men In vlow, and will select n mnn
who will make tho commission nn ef
ficient working body, able to dispatch
the public business creditably nnd
correctly. We nre aware of tho fact
that we shall nut b able to accom
plish nil that Is expected of us, and
It will take several months to as
semble the Information and the foun
dation nOcettwrv to get Into good
working ordor."
Mr. Cnmpboll udmlttod that an
effort was mndo to capture the chair
manship of tho commission nt Port
land, nml, on motion of Mr. West,
ho was mndo chairman, by unani
mous voto of tho commission.
Personals
BARK'S
JEWELRY
STOW
MtMdtm Circle
Tho Woman's Missionary Circle
of tho First llaptlnj; church will hold
their quarterly tea nnd annual elec
tion of otneors At tho homo of Mrs.
8. It. Vail, US Cottage street, Fri
day. March Ut. at 2 o'clock. All
Indies of tho congregation nro wel
conu Accompany tho Children of Isrnel
From tho laud of bondage- at tho
First Christian church Tuesday ev
ening. Tlu Human Top
Seo him spin at the skating rink
tonight.
Kttfervlitt: Troln 14mlt
Salem city official havo a letter
from Superintendent U H. Field,
saying tho signs r being mado and
will bo erected at tho city limits, so
that engineer will havo no trouble
In knowing when they r In tho city
limit, and that the speed limit will
bo enforced. Tho pollw ar certain
that the railroad oMclalt aro doing
all In their power to have the ordi
nance compiled with.
ron nnd M. K. Decker has boon set
for March 12th. at 9 a. m.
In thu divorce stilt of Francis M.
Drown vs. Kdna, Drown tho nmond
od complaint was this morning HUM
nnd , tho original withdrawn.
SPRING
POINTERS
Those light, and delightful bis
cuits, which are the delight of
tho housekeepers'- heart are thj
products of
Eppky's Perfection
Baking Powier
Try It and bo convinced.
C. M. EPP.LEY
ajaiM.
Don't Iut Off
Until tomorrow what you can do to
day. If you are suffering from a
torpid liver, or constipation, don't
wait until tomorrow to get help.
Duy a bottle of Herblne and get
that liver working rlcht. Prompt
neas about health saves many sick
spells. "Mrs. Ida dreaham, Tolnt,
Tex., writes: I used Herblne In my
family for six years, and 0nd It does
al it claims to do." 8old by D. J. Fry.
Xotlco to Wtomnn.
Again wo aro called on to porform
tho last rites over the remains of n
true nnd tried comrado. Jacob C
Whltmore. of Company I, 72d Ohio
volunteer Infantry, and who. owing
to his Buffering from paralysis for n
scoro or more of years, was unnblo
to mingle and associate with bis com
rades of tho Civil War. died Wednes
day evening. February 27th. Tho
funeral will be held at his late resi
dence, corner of South Thirteenth
and Hlnes streets, two blocks south
of tho Yew Park school house, at 2
o'clock p. m , Friday, March 1st. In
terment will be In tho Q A. 11. circle
City View cemetery. Members of
Sedgwick Post aro rclally urged
to attend.
J. P. RORBUTSON. Cora.
D. WEUSTEU. Adjutant.
Kvst from tfee MoaafcUoA.
Ballard's Bow Liniment Is praised
tor tha reo4 It doss. A sure cure for
rfctmautWra aad all pains. Wright
W. LvvUg, Grand Jututtoa. Cole,
wrMM: "I nl SAllard's Saow Lti.
met, lat wlW, for rkeomatlesa
us4 reeoatsafqU It u Us heet
Ustlsaent en the market, I thenght
at the ttsae I wa Uken 4ow vltki
tMa IrsHkhVe tkt K woU he a VHk
W4r I wU aWt, hat naw
Hi4b yr Lsntsaini vm tiww
J. A. Sellwood went to Portland to
day on business.
Mrs. A. E. Buoly left today for
Tacoma to visit relatives.
Mrs. lone Jones, of Washington, Is
tho guest of Salem relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Albert havo re
turned from a visit in Portland.
Miss Gertrude Carter Is the guest
of Miss Graco Fowler, of Tumor.
Mis3 Nettie LIndsey, after n visit
bore, has returned to hor homo in
Turner.
Mrs. N. II. Looney, of tho roforrh
school, was vhiting in tho city this
morning.
Miss Frances Brown, of Miles
City, Montana, is tho guest of Sa
eom relatives.
Mrs. Will Jordan left todny for
The Dalles, where she will visit rel
atives and friends.
EiT. Bell, tho nttendnut at tho asy
lum, returned tills morning from
Eugene with n patient.
Suporlntondent and Mrs. C. Wv
Jnmes, of the pcnltontlnry, left thla
morning for Portland.
Frank Hughes, tho well-known
irrnrnrv man. returned today, from n
business trip to Portland.
Mrs. M. F. Lnntz hns gone to
Portland to visit hor slstor, Mrs. R.
L. Yoder, for a few dnyB.
Miss Grace Apple, who has been
the guost of Salem friends, left this
morning for her homo In Stnyton.
A. J. RIchnrdson, of Stnyton, wns
In tho city todny on business, enjoy
ing tho best of health and prosperi
ty. Mrs. M. E. White, of Scotts Mills,
who has boon visiting hor daughtor,
Mrs. L. M. Dragor, of this city, loft
this morning for hor homo.
Albert Elinor, who hns boon visit
ing his unclo, J. M. Blglor, will lenvo
tonight for San Francisco, on route
to Honolulu, whero ho will resldo.
Homor Bouly, formorly of this
city, who Is in tho government ser
vice nt tho Indlnn training school nt
Miles. Washington, arrived In tho
city Inst ovonlng to visit relatives.
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Railroad Commission Aro in the
City.
Rnllroad Commissioners Altchlson
nnd West enmo up from Portlnnd to
dny, nnd nro understood to be Btlll
undecided ns to tho proper porson
for Bocrctnry of tho commission.
CommlBcsIonor Cnmpboll says ho hns
no cnndldnto, but wnnts tho com
mission to tnko plenty of tlmo to
find the right kind of n man. It Is
undorstood that tho governor con
siders tho commission would hnvo
boon stronger if there had been n
mnn on It of flrst-dnss, nil-round
exporlcnco ns n traffic man with
rnllroad experience Ho would havo
nppolntcd ono such mnn hnd the
commission been left to him to ap
point. Tho governor now thinks the
commission would bo stronger if tho
secretary wore n rnilroad man of
railroad experience, with n knowl
odgo of rates and oporatlon of traf
fic In general. Tho rato-mnklng
function Itself Is ono of tho hardest
problems before tho commission.
Cure Piles
Before Too
Pyramid pji0 ts,,
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EMsaiBsPTst i sD iH
bBnWV&'IssIissH
The Famous Old
Trusty Incubator
Wo aro selling them by the doz
on. If you want to mnko Bomo
money in tho poultry business,
you wnnt to get ono of tho "Old
Trusty" lncubntora.
Free Trial
Our free trial plan makes it nn
absolutely safo proposition to
you Hens won't always set when
you want them to. And It Is tho
early chicks that bring tho big
prices. Remember that the price
Is within tho reach of every one,
and they nro sold at bottom prices
Clover Seed
Our stock Is selected with great
caro, and we nro making very
low prices.
Farm Seed
A largo stock of the different
field seodB for the farm. Somo
choice field peas and vetch seed.
Garden Seed in Bulk
This Is our great specialty and
we certainly make the price low.
Compare our prices with somo of
tho other dealers and see the cpt
we havo made. Our catalogue is
free for the asking. Wo know our
seeds aro as good and usually
better,
D, A. WHITE
&SON
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TOpiSJ
Pllo p,,tt l
looked upon an operat,r!
remedy, but thev w'a u .
oven an operation L.1"
Operation has
eaBo, and the suffer;?
ward with shrlnk!n;l00i
when tho samo horflbi, 0
bo passed thmu "D70ri
Tho Pyramid mfj,
Why? Because, it J
tho surface, lit?"
tho swelling, at0pV J""'
heals tho ulcer,, ., .' COsi
is none of the form, or S,
these little pyramids Jt
to rectify. re t0
mo pyramid Pile Cur. i.
hospital euro, i, . " X
homo There Is no low S3
detention frnm ....,'"
used for years and u. ,v 7
of tho profession . .. ?
Piles of al, forms m
Is no case of pcao 80 ''
PvmwII Till-, rt ...
; '" 14,u ro win aolfc
uoi, nnu tnero Is no man or
too nnnr in cn ili .. .
. bKV iuis reuer,
," 1B 4ur Bt' at nil rellatlti
gists nt GOc nor hnr .-...
for n freo trial package fa l
chasing, it will bo lenttouf
return mall upon your reqneu. j
bonnfldo testimonial of us,
vu.wu win 8now you whattiea
pyramids really do.
"I suffered untold mlHrrfofb
months, when my wlfebeKHti
send for a GOc box. When It m
gono I know I was belter m
didn't tnko nny begging to pti
to send for n second box. I a
I am about well now, bat ill
nny symptoms of a return I ffi't
dor nt once. Tell all about ti-iii
romody for piles." Yours, J. J. 1
Elwco, Honoy drove, Tern B.
v, r
"P. S. I only used two lows
don't think I will need tu as
PIIor nf nrtvnn mnnlh'i ktiitit! f
Pyramid Pllo Curo Just IfVt tsi
sample, In GOc box, at all inm
i-jruuiiu uruK iu., oi rjrasuai
Marshall, Mich.
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Prune Growers to Mt
I'runo growers or wis tkw
will hold n meeting at the city I
In Salem next Snturdsy ftrm
undor the nusDlces of the Ms
Coifnty Horticultural Society f.U
purpose of considering a net H
of grades proposed by ftw
growors. Tho Hoscdale Fw
ndoptcd resolutions faroriaj 1 1
by which thero shall be thru m
of dried prunos, those la the H
slzo or larger, being knwvj
"fancy," thoso from 40 to VJ
cnlled "medium" nnd the ClttW
"smnll." Tho Rosedsle Pl "
Hovo thnt under such pw 3
would renllxo more on the
fruit. 1
PIED.
WIIITMORE. At the 'amdM
on Tlilrteenin sireri, -;---Februnry
27, MOT.atIM
Jacob Whltmore. 6.7'I
Tho funeral wm 00 -- .1
family resldenco tomorrow .
r Wliltmoro suffered 9
of paralysis twenty JJf 'i
has been unable to wort rrfl
death Is the result of ttW"
grlppo. Ho leaves four wjjjgj,
mm In Portland, a daush
ter and Mra. Hnld, of thU cW-!
Kotwk IWwi -u.
' rrxmk Merita. fX
OstwllkWm.
t C awwil rtrH-
..MONEY TO W
OTer LA" & aB's
NEW TODAY
For Sle Drivin w
6 year old. welgni
Prk200. InqnlwKJjy.
Tbirtooath street
' 1 m.ikSi
w- sl1a Pure P,oa
Rock eggs. 50 wnu .
....- - ft TrtO.
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. A month 8' Sl'
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paw lor-a s" j
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At tk First
A aM. I m at hi 4t
4 waM lav Mtr 4kh.n
CkrUUaR church.
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