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MEMORIAL DAY
-OUR STORE' WILL CLOSE AT
!lO "A.-M? Tomorrow and Re
open at 3 P. M. This is done
so our large force can partici
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City News
Weather
Cloudy, with probably &h6wcrs to
night and Saturday.
A Card of Appreciation
jgThrough tho courtesy nnd kind
110m of O. A. Ghnpol who .carries wall
paper, paint, otc, nt 323 Center St.,
near Commorclnl, tho Ladles Aid So
ciety of tho Baptist church havo boon
Able to successfully operate tholr
Attic-overflow Salo tho past threo
weeks. Jtr. Chapol and his pnrtnora
nro new peoplo In Salem and wo bo
speak for them tho patronage of Sa
lem poople. Com. DaptlBt Aid.
Benefit Dance
For' tho Falrmount club, Friday,
May 29, at A. Datio wnrehouno, lOOtt
South Commercial. Goutlemon 35c.
Ladles free. ' G-2S-2t.
Ilaschnll Tomorrow
East Portland b. Salem. Leaguo
grounds, 1:30 p. m.
Sella Farm '
W. F. Lantz has sold his 12-acre
farm Just across tho -river.
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Concert Tonight
Tho weather permitting McEtroy'i
band will glvo a concert on Com
mercial street tonight.
guns from the. storo ofJohn Molr,
was arraigned before Jtmtlco Webster
this morlne and "bound over to thif
Circuit court. He wIU come up'foi'
examination on Juno 3 and until
that thno ho will remain In tho
county jail.
Change In Time ,
Tho ball game tomorrow will htf
called promptly nt 1:30 on account
of tho stored closlngfront 12 to 4.'
This will give youplonty of time to
see the game.
CSohc from 12 to i
Tho stores will cVoqo tomorrow
from 12 to' 4 In ordord takoln the
big Trl-Clty gamo 'between East
Portland and Salem. dame callotl
promptly at 1:30 o'clock.
Jlafiobfill Tomorrow
East Portland vs.
grotimlB, 1:30 p.m.-
Salem. League
Stores to Close ' ' j
Tho eto'res In this city will' close,
tomorrow during such timo as tho
parado is passing.
Tho llest I-Ybiiip
For tho least money; 10x20
frames for enlarged pictures, $1.G0.
Bttren & Hamilton.
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Dutldlng Launches--- ' ,
Thrco now gasoline pleasure
launches nro being constructed' by"
Salem people, and they wyi be
launched here this summer.
'Chickens
Do you want a thicken dinner. If
you do, wo havo a cholco lot to
cbooo from, both fries and bakes at
F. P. Farrington, tho Stnto streol
grocer aul markotman. Phono 217.
Don't liny
Portrait frnmes ontll you seo our
stock 10x20 frames, $1.50. "Buren
& Hamilton,
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TrU'fi Lust Ap'rnce
Bn Tnosdny evening, Juno 2, Wal
lace G. Trill wllljnppear fqr tho last,
time in a play botife. a' Salem audi
once. On that ov'o'nlng ho ploys tho
tltlo fole In !'Tho Iron Master," and
those who havo saen him in re
hoarals gay that his intorprotatlon of
tho" dlfllirllt part loaves nothing to
bp eslred. Thnso who havo watch
d 'o development tho last five
years, while thoy rojclco with him In
hU successful comp'etlon of his
course, rourot that his strong per
sonalty and gonial pre-qnpo wlU bo
rolwftng from tne coit.ru nnnirs, anu
whorevor ho may go. the bst wishes
of tho students and .faculty, as well
as tho town's people will go with
him.
Portwilt Frames .'
For enlarged nhotapraphs. Cheap
er tnfcn cvor. Buren ft "Hamilton. '
(fHrJtaJiiK Drnmrrer . '
The demurrer In tho case of. tho
Farmers & Marchnn3 bank ot
Wooburn vs. Sterling and Nondell,
was sustained by Judge Burnett yes
terday. 1'ne Frames
For 10x20 portraits at les3 han,
fnt sell them. Duron & Hamil
ton. :
Stores to Close - u
Barnes' Cash Stone, J. L. Stosktoh
& Co., Jos. Meyers &. Sons, Salem
Woolen Mills Storo nnd Geo. W. John
son will bo closed'from 10 o'clock
In the morning until, 3 p. m.
Cup Dobat
Stnto Superintendent of Schools J.
If. Ackcrmnn left for Eugene this
aftornoon to prcs'ldo nt tho final d'o
bato of tho Oregon High School Do
bating Leaguo. A. W, Proscoi't of
Salsm will bo ono of tho' judges.
Ilnsohnll Tomorrow
' East Portland vs.
grounds, 1:3Q p, m.
Oioso from 12 to-i
Tho stores will close ' toiiibrrow
from 12 (o 4 In order to tako In tho
big. Trl-Clty game uotweeu East
Portlnnd and Salem. Gamo called
promptly-at 1:30 o'clock.
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SALEM MAKKET.
Local WlioleRale'Markef.,
Eggs 17c. ' 1
Butter Creamery 25c.
Cows $3 3.50. w;.'
VHons-i-lloj mixer qhlcKons, 12c
Lbcal wheat 82 85c.
Oats ?1. 45.
Barley-$25. , "
TIbur Hard wheat, $4.50 4.80.
clley, $4.00.
Hay Cheat, $13 14: clover. $10
12 per ton; timothy, $1415.
Onions 3-?ic " .
Hops 1007 crop, 44c.
Cascara Bark 3 to 3 c. '
Mohair ISc.
Retail Market. ' '.
Oats 1.4 5 1.50 per cwt.- ."
Wheat7-$1.00.
Rolled barloy $31.
Eggs 17 C .. ....
Buttor Country, 20c; ' creamory,
30c.
Flour Valley, $1.1001.20
tack, hard vhcat, $1.40.
Bran? OOo por sack; $31.50
ton; shorts. $1.25 por sack.
Hay Cheat, $1C.5017; clover,
$15; choat, 85c; clovor 80c por cwt.
Oranges $2.C52.75.
por
per
Livestock.
Hogs Fat, $5.50.
' Stock Tiogs $4 4,50.
Steers 314 jp4Cl
Veal 5 7c.
tropical 'Frail.
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Bannias $6.00.
Oranges $3.15 ' $3.25
. Lemons $3. 50 4.00.
Portland Market
Wheat Club, 89c; valley,
blucstem, 91c.
1 80c;
mamamtm
Norwich Union Fire
Insurance Society
Frank Meredith, Resident Agent,
ohlco with Wm. Brown & Co., No
29 Commorolal street.
MONEY TO LOAN
THOS. K. FORD
Over Ladd & Buph's Bank, Salem. Ot
NEW TODAY
For Salo Now C-room houso on
Market and Thirteenth , All con
venlences. Will soli icjicap, Ad
dress C. H Journal ofllco. tf-
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tfor Sale Soveral houses 'lit Salem
and -farm 'undB at a bargtfln. Cap
ital National Bnnk. -l-ood
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Wanted To employ n- Catholic
gentlomnn no local representative,
wo require a person of energy and
ability for tho position. Salary $18
per week, write at oilco for par
ticulars. The Hooy Publishing Co.,
323 Dearborn St., Chicago, 111.
3-29-31.
For Rent Five-room cottage with
bautment nnd barn, Inqulro of
C. C. White, Fashion Stnblo.
5-20-3t.
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Wanted A' girl for general Iioubo
work. Enquire mornings at 359
Center street. 5-29-3t
Foiiml A ladles' handbag contain
ing small sum of money. . Owner
cnll, provo property, pay charges.
Ellis & Wood, 470 Court St.
5-29-3U '
Under expert treatment
'vu' " "ecus reparinir
we can do the work t
you in the most thorough
manner. We're sjieglg
in this line,-and euacanu ,i
every job leaving our shoo '
w a-v,, -toauaitiaion, ,
yur i jidres, coo, ar ex
tremely moderate. Ami
we have a reputation thai
does the rest . . .
BEST WORK AT HONEST PIKES ;i
FRANK J. MOORE, S
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Poultry Hens, MM: 16c; duck",1
lG17c; pigeons, old, $1 per dozen.'
Millstuff Bran, $20.
Hay Timothy, valley, $7.50; al-'
(aim, tizwiz.ttQ.
Votch $14. . ,
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, A Californha'd It
"Tho luckleitdiyojaJi
when 1 bought a lot n
Arnica Salvo;' wiitu Ql
I Budnbn, of Tracy, CiUonh."
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Mh John nihn. of Vlnlni In nf.v i vv uu"- lurcQ m-"-l
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'I have beon soiling DoWltt'a Kid
ney nnd B'ndder. Pills for about a led "to no othetrttC
ye.ar and thoy glvo bettor satlsfac- guarnntccdat j n 1
tlbn than any plir I Over Hold." Sold ftoro a h
cn80 of Itching pita, ,114 i
uuuuiva mo tor juriiBttMii
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by nil dealors.
THE. HOUSE 01 QUALITY
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Court ,AdjHml
Department No. 1 of the circuit
eowrt has. adjourned till July i.
Snlem.' Leaguo
Tracks Dnngyrou
Tho Railroad Commission has re
eclved a letter from Graham & Son,
a Arm in Monmouth engaged In tho
drainugo business, comnlaining that
tho Southern Pacific tracks In that
town ore so arranged as to make -the.
unloading of enra oxtromely danger
ous. Tho only ship track for .stand
ing tho loadeJ enrs, tho letter says,
Is nlong tho side of a wareuousa,anl
can bo npprouchod by a wagon for
unloading the cars only from tho
side next' to tho mala lino track, and
thorp Is not sufficient room between
tho two tracks for n wagon to stand
when tho trains- nro parsing. From
twelve to twenty trains a day pass
tli'B point, making ropld work in tho
unloading ot cars Impossible.
Husband Was Cured
A wilt for a divorce has been filed
in the circuit court by Mrs. usan
Nad ran, of Jefferson, against her
husband, Adolph Nndrnu. Tho com
plaint alleges oruoL and inhuman
treatment on the pari of the husband
toward tho wife, who Is about G7
ysars of nge. The couple were mar
ried in Iowa In 18S4, and lived to
gthor until Aprlj, 1.906, when, ac
cording t6 tho complaint, the plain
tiff being no longer nble to boar tho
Insults. of hor, husband, separated
from1 him. Caroy Martin u tho at
torney for the plaintiff.
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llasebnll Tomorrow ;
East Portland vs.
groundB, 1:30 m.
Salem.
League
Change in Time ,
Tho ball gamo tomorrow will b
called promptly nt 1:30 on account
of tho stores closing from 12 to 1.'
This will glvo you plonty of time to
seo the game.
Clilnamait llotil
Lo Chung, the Chinaman who wtu
arrested yestprday f?r stealing some
home'a Buck's stov
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The above astonishing off er is made because of our great faith in tjtfse
exceotional ranees, if the ranee does not in evev way fulfil the promise
fr it, we will cheerfully remove it and refund the money tnat may have
paid on it.
A hAnrl crnoc with mon eancro annnboinr fhaf WP will doabSOluW?5
say we will. Let us show you these ranges and explain their leading .
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ONE DOLLAR A WEEK WILL PAY POR ANY BUCK'S
.-..,. SELECTED FROM OUR STOCK
Don't forget 4hat our line' of fur
niture, carpets and draperies is
the most varied and complete in
the city.
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