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Canvas, G(pv;es
Leather Gloves
All
Sizes
Canvas DrIHing and Duck at LW' Prices
Pearl Buttons, 2
Cotton Blankets.
dozen for '. -5p
50d pair
Extta Largo Cotton DlankctB 91.00 Pair
Morcorlzod Prints . .- 6 yard
K4
.S yf
5 yfl
12 pr
.V1Q
TiADIMI RUSHERS,.. 50$ Pr
TOWELS
XOWELIKa
OUTING FJiANNKb.. ..
HEAVY gray JIOSK. . .
LADIES' VKSTS.., ...
HAflHJroN & brown shoes
'"'ilCST FOR WEAR.
ALL LEATHER
ALU KINDS
ALISIZICS
&rijN:siajM8R3 00
I Boys' Suite, extra good valuw
Mea'g Suits, SG.50 to 12.00, beat
1 ' , t ,
values. Ladles'
92.00
Coats,
JEALQUS WOMAN
KILLS HER RIVAL
new stock Juat In,
OSTEIN &G&ENBAUM, SiSf
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DEPOSITORS,
Llko to feci that In bringing tholr business to a bank they nro
helping to build It up; In other wordB thoy uro giving something
for what thoy recolvo, Wo want you to feel thnt way tpjvurd us.
WE ARE GROWING
GROW WITH US
Wo want yor.ir account want to mnko ourselves usoful to you
in nny thing pertaining to llnniico and wu can hnndlo It with
profit to you and to ourwlvoi.
United States National Bank of Salem, Ore.
Wabash, Ind., Sept. 7. Joel F.
Uakor, of Wabaah, killed Mr8. Sylvia
Horulco, a pretty young widow, to
prevent her marrying n rival suitor
Then placing tho body In a bugg
and holding it in his arms he drove
12 miles to the city. Just before
reaching town Bakffer shot and
killed himself. His body remained
In an upright position beside that of
tho body of the woman ho had killed
soveral hours before. Tho horse
hired from a local livery barn made
Its way ungulded to tho stable. The
hostlor, hearing a nolso outride, In
vestigated and found tho buggy with
two corpses In front of tho door.
Baker waa 'jealous over tho rota
tions of his victim with John Warner,
for whom alio was a housekeeper.
Whcthor Warner,, who g out of the
city, Is thp man she Intended to wed
Is not known. Baker, who was a
carpenter, about 42 y.ears of age, en
jgagfld tho horse and, buggy at & local
llvoyr barn laH night. Ho and Mrs. J
Hornlco wan seen driving about tho
city, making mprry with others In
tho crowds attondlng tho Bugles'
carnival.
About midnight thqy were sccu to
utnrt out ono of thp country roads In
tho buggy. Tho sheriff today fol
lowed tho road and discovered the
plnco whero Mrs. Hornlco was shot
Frngmonts of hor clothing wero ly
ing on tho ground nenr tho roadside
Bushes wero trampled and ovldenco
of a florco atiugglo wero found. Both
Bnker and Mm, Hornlco had been
married boforo, the woman's husband
having been murdered In this city
sevornl years ago In a saloon fight
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SEPT. H'l
Salem, Ore.
EXCURSION ijRAINS
and Special Rates
SEPT. H
Salem, Ore.
STATE
PAIRAND
OREGON
EXPOSITION FOR 1908
The LARGEST and BEST PACIFIC COAST FAI
When You Are Dry
WHY NOT BUY
m
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A pure mid wlioiosomo boverng that Is sold In all tho cities
of Western Oregon and Northorn California.
Made of the Choicest Malt and Hops
Grown in Marion County
.Mucin of Flltm'il Wnt i and strictly In accordance with tho
Pure Food Luw Snlom Dour Is tho bout mild beverage offered tho
public.
Made b olt:tlllc proceeds and guuranteod purv nnd whole-omo.
No ndultorutlqu. No
porfct sanitary oondltlons,
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drugs or chemicals and under tho moil
Address nil orders to
Salem Brewery Association
CHILDREN
Monday, 1-lth,
FRFE
RESERVED BOXES CAN BE HAD IN AD
VANCE FOR THE RACES
OlIILTHiRV
Saturday, iDtb fftjfl
Greatest Ejchlblt ut any Coast Fair.
New buildings all completed.
Walk3 and grounds tho fllnest.
Free camping for thousands.
Agricultural college to hold meetings.
Races sjx days; commence, Monday.
Free evening entertainments.
McElroy's Band and Orchestra.
Promina nt
Fancy stock shown dally.
mon, will apeak.
Complete Program for Six DaysTwo Great Shows
and Night Something Doing Every Hour
One Hundred Thousand Oregon People Attend the Fi
ana are Better Tor it.
A WEEK OE PROFIT FOR YOU! ENJOYMENT FOR THE FAMILY!
SUMMER SCHOOL FOR ALL!
MAKES WORK EASIER.
Kitli'in lVidi Art' I'lvwvfl to Learn
I low It l Bom'.
It's pretty hard to attend to du
ties With a constantly aching bnck;
With annoying urinary dlsonlor
Bonn's Ivduey T'lllj mulcts work
easier.
Thoy euro backachq.
Thoy euro .over ykldnoy 111
W. II. Wood, of 2G0 Cottage
street, Salem, Oregon, says: "A good
tunny years ago I got badly .kicked
by a mulo right over tho kidneys, and
at nuQthor tlmo while digging n wo)',
It ruvo.l In on mo, alto Injuring my
bnck, nnd since thou I Imvo had moro
or ew nnnoyanco from my kidney.
Change of weather caused by back to
ache nnd when I worked hard It be
came so Inmo thnt I could hardly
straighten up aftor stooping. I pro
cured Doiiii'h Kidney Pills at StonoV
drug Htoro, and since taking thorn at
toguthor I hnvo continued to work
hard and bueu exposed to covoro
umuIut not nn nclm or other tynip
ttim of my former troublo remain
This clearly proved that Bonn's Kid
ney IMHh act up to the representa
tions mndo for thorn. 1 also know
of uthor people who have darlvod
great bonoflt from theli uso. I urn
glad to lot others know tho morlta of
Donn'a Kidney Pills for buckacho nnd
kidney trouble."
For nl by all daalora. Pilco 5ft
cunts. Fostor-Mllhuru Co., Buffalo.
Now York, solo iments for the UnlUd
States.
Romombor tho name Doan's
and tnko no othor.
Low Rates
Salem, Oregon
Sept. 14-19
COME
Low Rates
Salem, Oregc
bept. 14-1!
House For Sale
ALL NEW
ALL MODERN
ALL COMPLETE
(mffikfk
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?oparee yoncg pccplo ;o bookkeeper -tcrorp-tcrs and geeml
wofk. vino r '-ciorrcont of. tho Northwest rr i aCord opt
tnouaanus in mo nos. lew years. iVfjiara now. Bend for crt
I
w. I. staley, principal
Salem. OREd
Five rooms, Jjil-."?!). Our reason- " "
able prices bring quick results. Flr
come, first served.
Voget Lumber Co.
South Fourteenth and ik
MINI 1 II II I i t i-H-fr-f
I Graber Bros.
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THE LENOX
'J'K-'vfh -Sy
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Walter & !entsc!iel
8ucctsor to E. Hokoilln
'The Elite" Hold ami Cafe
14M mhiI 1 IN CoiniucrcJAl Htnnt
MtvaU 6 A, M, to Mldnlgjit. Excel.
Int Merchants Lunch, S5c. Sun
4ay Faiully Dinner and Banquets n
ftyeclalty,
THE I'REVAIMNO MOlK
I hardwood Hulah for interior.
For a prlrato roaldenco nothing can
equal V. In bolng at tho samo tlm?
artistic beautiful and durable. HoW.
oor, thoao who cannot afford hard
wood trim att uot hav? thu plain,
old-fjuUlouvd styli l juako a pe
cloMy of ho latest deigns In Inter
ior woodwork in both hard and soft
wood aud uy prlc aro very low
A. M. MA.VRK X,
Mauitfiu!titrr of Suk, Doom
Mouldlt mm all klMte t HiHiw
ftaUk. OoriKMr Mill u Cara .
mM )uia 141, '
Mrs. Jack Gardnvr'a opinion ot
tho tariff law, If put In writing,
would probably bo as long as Mr.
Tuft's tu'oeptiinco speech.
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The Altooua man who was cured
of doufnoyj by a stroke of lightning
can now hoar his frlemle every time,
thoy touch him fpr a loan
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A TraxolliiK Mnn'n Rvpcrlcnco.
"I must tell ypu my oxporlenco on
an east bound 0. R. &. N. R. R.
train from Pendleton to Ia Grande,
Or., writes 8am A. Garbor. a well
known traveling man. l was In the
smoking department with some
other trevllng men when ono of them
wont out Into tho coach and came
back and said, "There la a woman
Ick unto death In tho car I at once
got un and wont out. found her very
111 with cramp celic: her hinds and
arms wero drawn up so you could
not straighten thorn, and while a
deathlike look on hor face. Two or
three ladles wero worklug with her
and giving her whlskoy. I went to
wy suit caso and got my bottle of
Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera and
Dlarrhooa Remedy (I ever- travel
without It), ran to the water tank,
put a double doso ot th medlclno t'n
tho glass, poured somo water Into It
and stirred It with a pencil, then 1
had qulto a tlmo to get tho ladles to
lot mo give It to her. but I suveeded
I could at onco ae the efToct and 1
worked with her, rubbing her handa.
and in SO minutes l gave her another
doso. By this tlmo wo woro almost
iuto La Qr&nde, where I was to leave
the train t gave the bottle to thi
hu band to bo usd in case nothei
doso i Would be needed, but by th
Urio U trala ra Into U Qraad
k vw aU rlhtk ad I reclvd thji
!MMC ry Mwnftr U ta
. fr sJ b Dr. m't 4r
Portland's now and most na
furnished hotel, Tblrd nJ
atreots. frontlnc on the It.
City Plnzn and ndmccnt a t;
center. Free bu u anl Ir a
Fp-to-dnte gr I! Kx '' "i
Tolephono In r i rt""
baths.
European Plan. 81 toS'-VWM
Amt'ilcnii Plan. 2.30 to $t H
o. ii. spi;m eii, m
PLUMBING
AND
GAS FITTING
Will glvo prompt nttontlon
to all orders, guaranteo our
work to glvo satisfaction and
to bo up to tho sanltari standard.
AVK WlfJi BU PliRASKI)
OIVB KSTlM.lTJtS
OX C O N'T H ACTS
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Call at our shop on 1,'hrtv
street, back of Barr's Jewelry
Storo. Phono 550.
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O. P. MASOK BOX CO.
247 Mlilor St., 8outh Salem, manu
factiYer of all kinds of boxes, crate
and fruit dryer accessories. Paon
308, tf
Huie Wing Sang Co.
We makq up all kinds of wraiuie,in
and white underwear, waists and k
Bioaaa and skirts; all kinds or
gentlemen's and ladles' furnishing
goods; all ktada of silks and drev.,
goodsj hose, suits, pants, overalL
blankets, neckwear, matting, china
ware, (ruuks, embroidery and lf
etc.
am X. CotuHieixUl St. Salem, Or,
Angel
Collei
MT. ANGEL, ORE.
In charge of tho Bonodlctlno Fathors. Boarding school for J
men aud boys. Term open Septemljor S. Boaru. tultoa jb4 4
dry, J210 per year. Prcoaraiorr. Commercial. Scicnt.flc '
slcnl Courses. Write for cntniogue.
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AacUy Mounfn Tea V.z$zu.
k But ttlih i.t Bwy Vmk
Enr Oitlic Hta.'tV J p yitr
X ivWa t tl MullUi x U kn. Jh
.t Kfc 'y Tes, hu KU'm, f-irns-
Vt form A Cal J Wt l!u oa hU fc
fhMAMMM fn Own?. U4Kmi, WW, '
UAU XJULT FM i.Uit WWfU,
READY TAILORED CLOTHES
FOR WELL. DRESSED
k
ICE RArt-
TO f
E. ECKERLEN
Family Liquet St
i4 Qommtcil St.
Free DJ"