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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

/ the John 4. Miller Womon'a Relief
Corps nt their residence. ii5 Athth
lnVenuo north Tuesday AFTERNOON
Light refreshments were served.
! Mrs. CLARK, Of Wnila Wnlla, ia the
guest Of MrH. James X. Hayden.
Airs. Arnold Becker gave luneh.
con for few friends yesterday ~
her home.
MIR ana Mfe. Frederick T. Harlow
arc a. home % their friends ~ thsh
new residence. 1905 IsiEhteen'h ave
The wofnnn's Century club viii
meet Friday afternoon Il The Ma g
intoBh residence. south OF plymouth
church.
The Misses clearg entertained a
few friends informally Iuendhy eve
ming ~ their home. pa Ninth avenue.
The Ladies' Musical club gave a
delightful concert Monday afternoon
al the Grand Dpern House II was
well attended by the members Of the
club and their friends.
The Bon Ton Social club gave a
jolly dance last night Ia hanke hall,
| Excellent music WAS furnished Tor
the occasion and the guests danced
until late hour.
The Seattle Council u Jewish Wo-
men held its regular meeting TINS
afternoon at Temple de liirseh a
nne program was rendered.
Tonight Woodmcn u tho World
give ball at Ranke hall large
number ~ Invitations have been Is
sued.
The Queen city club win entertain
large number Of guests Saturday
night a. big bah TO be given ~
HHnke hall
Miss Hien entertained a number
af her friends Sunday evening q,
1i0s Marion street. The features oi
the evening were singing. dancing
and games. A. a late hour lunch
eon was served.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

Tonight Miss Florence Roberts
opens at the Seattle theater In that
fine comedy-dran1a, The Adven-
lures Of Lady Ursula There will
be but -four performances of this de-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13
CANAL BOARD
COMING AGAIN

Lieutenant coiqpel William ~.
uouer. captain william c. Langfitt
and First Lieutenant Robert 4.
johnson. who comprise the board OF
survey appointed BY the federal gov
crument 10 investigate the Lake
Washington ship canal, Will arrive
here In time 20 mold "a meeting In
tho office OF Major Mills next Mon
day. The board IA few months ago
visited seattle. The second visit r.
To attend 90 unfinished details Of
business transacted a. that time,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

dominates hiss entertainment and
proves ennclunlvetY he IL the master.
Tho trick once dome, YOU are lett 20
rack Your brains as to the WHYH ana
means he has employed. 'sheto II
an afr of grace about everything ne
doaa, aud hr IA the best ot the com
pnuN Hermann accompanies MS
foats Of legcrdemHin with clever
patpr Of wittlcismh and nn intricate
dialect that 10 both amusing and on~
pertaining
The Beetle Of New Vork'
The next booking nt the Grand ~
tho famous musical comedy the
belle Of New York. u needs no M
Production to ita many FRIENDS IN thih
city aH itH previous visits 4 mace
: reputation Tor itself which u ~
doubtful II any other musical com
eay can repeat. The company TINS
neRaon ia headed by Mr., Ned I'VE ana
MiHs ElaYe Rrditaaei both OF Mhoh
assumed the principal chnraetsrs in
the Fnefiah provincial "ticlie Of New
I York" company. Il viii be nuen az
/ the brand sunday
chatre's Circus
A performance h given every
evening hY the indian circus Ht thr
show fraunds enner Ninth avenue
{ and Howell street The SHOW n ar A.
fcrent from anythinH ever seen li'
seattle
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13
QUEER SEATTLE Law

Police Judge conception Of the law opaa
KIN his victim could be convicted Of assault ana
convicted of assault with m
felony term IN the pontenuafy
robbery through another term IN the s
prison. and finally hsned for murder After met he msh' De con
o
would deserve all this course OF
constitutional provision That
nan the ofensef
with law
plaeae public
vearous
enough to get
intot
Another throwing a whale
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

llghtfal play. and the standing
Recon- Only" sign will undoubtedly
prevail as Il has during her every
appearance.
Next week the warde Dramatic
company comes for a two weeks en-
gaeerurnt ~ the Seattle. Mr.. ChAa
%. Herman Il starring with this COM
panr. which u almost the Identical
one that last season supported Pred
ertck Warce. The compaBy WIN
orsn at the Seattle next sunday
night In The Lions Mouth
Lest River"
'Pennsyivania- continues 20 do
good business az the Third Avenue
theater this week. Lost River
opens its engagement next Sunday
afternoon. The play. following ~
phenomenal success IN New York
city. has been making a record Of
crowded houses during its tour. The
scenery OF Indiana and some mas
sive mechanical effects including tho
West Baden toli-gate and the hicy-
Gle race. create favorable comment F.
but fhe chief NEED Of success lies In
the excellence Of the acting company
Thirty three actors and actresses are
I'm the cast
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SOCIAL
DOllNGg

The ladies OF the Msceabees gave
a bali Tuesday night In Rauke Hail.
"a Was largely attended and a very
enjoyable time WAS spent
Mrs. Harry elise entertained n
large number. II friends last evening
AZ her home on Highland Drive. IL
was one OF the prettient Affairs % the
week.
nrat Of ith senBaa'H dances Tuesday
evening in Liftls'a hall. The aifair
was u great success and large
number Of young people enjoyed n
pleasant evening.
Mrs. Tanner and MIR Keatney re-
csived the members and friends ~
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NO MONEY
IN GAMES
SEVERAL BLACKJACK ROOMS
IN THE TENDERLotN NOW
OUT or BUSINESS

Blackjack, the game that has
eaused 40 many gambling wars IA
the teudurlniu, ia on the decline. The
fixed charges. Including alleged fines
imposed hy the police. are taid 20 DO
50 high that the games are being
closed IA several anieuna whore the
privilege waH duly granted by the
city authorities.
When the flnea were paid this
month the men owning sanVa va the
rear OF the konlA, Eagle aid Union
Label saloons announced their In
tentlon of gulns out aN huHinssH, II
Is expected that several uthcrH VIII
follow suit The Union Label l. IN
the old tenderloln district. The no
other saloons are south OF jackson
street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

The unfaitering belief In Herr
mann. who gives the first of four
performances at the Grand tonight.
az a preztidlgitateur. al a marvel ia
all that pertains to the mysterious
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

Is fully verified ~ the Interest shown
IN the advance sale Of seats The
engagements 81 Hermann In this
city have always been Hucrraxtui.
and he has demonstrated time aud
again hia marvellous command az
the art d magic. With htu magic
IL simple. at time surprising. and
again startling and sensational. H-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13

Ystl[
hard work and Julia Mar
physicians th Hhr e@nnst
xix weeks az teaet
&
production
u
failure. Tbs result was collapse
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-Azss-sz&s ~ n nHH9t
/: plAYFOLK i
: IN SEATTLE;


Over the Fence has been here.
Ii was at the Grand LAST evening.
That fact few Seattle theafer-
goers WIN not forget for some time
to come There were n few who had
not read the criticisms that had APP
peartd in outside papers concerning
the bunch Of alleged actors. and
these were handed a nice big gold
brick. II was the worst false alarm
thar has had the nerve 10 appear be-
fore an intelligent audience here for
many years
The squad Of barn sforrners came
20 Seattle. II was supposed. TO pre-
sent . musical comedy. The music
was poor. and there wasn't any COM
edy that anybody noticed There
we're a few jokes thar we're good
That IL. they have stood the test of
use during many years They have
been sprung so many times that the
spring H. worn out.
The usual array of pretty maid
ems were there. minus the pretty.
There was n tramp. a Rube. and the
usual German comedian This par
tlcufar German dialect Joker couldn't
make good In a dead-iine concert
hall. The tramp might be allowed
TO live II he were 70 strike a mining
town. but the rest OF the company
would die with their boots on
After the curtain had been up on
the first act about a haff-hour. q
few In the audience thought there
was a plot. When the second ae<
opened II developed that they had
the wrong huneh-
In the last act the tramp started
70 initiate a battle by firing of a
fs-caifber gun until the air was blue.
The smoke was offensive. but II serv-
I'd to relieve the audience for at least
a few seconds from the strain 81
looking at the alleged actors.
Several speefaftseE were announc-
ed and few were introduced There
was an empty silence after each act
The jokes that were new were vui-
Rar. and the horse-pEay was often
sfve. The play II the worst thai
has been seen In Seattle for at ieaai
several anaarua
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1902-11-13
LICENSED TO WE'D

The following marriage licenses
have been issued II, !. Ifeuey. 80.
OF hnauunlmic nua Mrs. Catherine
Lacey. a.. Of Seattle. John Cochran,
50, and Mrn. Sophie ltouch. 81, both
OF Seattle George Hrannou. %, ana
Carrie Aibrrtsdn. rs, both Of Seattle.
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Proprietary Preparations.

Omega Oil, 43c. Pierte's Favorte Prescription 7oc Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery 7oc.
 Ponds Extract 3oc. Piso's Consumption Cure 25
 Perry Davis Pain Killer, PIC.
 Peppermint, Ioc.
 Swifts' Specific 7oc.
 Sulphur Bitters, 7:c. Tarrant's Seltzer, small 45c.
 Tarrant's Seltzer, large, 79c.
 Wyeth's Vichy Salts, soc, Wyeth's Kissenge1A 35c Wyeth's grain Lithia Tablets, ISc Wyeth's grain Lithia Tablets, FAC. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, 1oc. Aliens Foot Ease, e1c.
 zedoary Powders, 1oc Cascarets, small, LOG.
 Cascarets, medium, asc. Cascarets. large 5oc. Licorice Powder one quarter pound, I2c. one half pound. 23c. New Cure for Headache, 25c. Mattison's Headache Tablets, 1oc. Beef Extract. ISc. jar
 Witchazel, 12c. one-half pint Iec. pint
 Boyds Menthol Cream, ZIG. Witchazel Oil, PIC. Stewart's Headache Powders, re Garfield Tea, 23c.
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Half Century Bargains in the new 1902
 @ e A Dresc GoodC. N @

shall be
  and mchle eand and inaugural features our favored goods HlCentuy Bargain
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Full width, 3H yds. long. Plain net cen borders Regular value $4 5o Half CentAry Pyzce,
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Maintained MMALLEY@.
A Half Century of Prosperity /!
 The Fiftieth Anniversary
 ss of the Big Store. @ ;. A Month of Bargains ..

1uunucemn aN hahonso oe 1uo began uh W doum o Mose who begin oday
 The Big Store has rounded Half Century It stands today splendid fment o oak spreading undant adequately and the resof
 propose httng anniversary modern eNabi
 The will be observed The will be spectacle Store h never grete the will take o will remarkable offered will and will be n WI be known a sour Century
 architects and builders have Calendar Time The launching will take But the sails the fu[nea be revealed.
  Thep and dStosp ewilb later
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A Flood of Spring Shirts.

Three Extraordinary and Exclusives Lines at o8c, $I.48 and $1.98. The assortments are simply endless and yet every Shirt is confined ex- clusively to us. No one else in town has any. The line includes the famous MAN. HAITIAN Shirts and the artistic VARSITY Shirts. Early buyers get the plums.
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ToniicS.

Mellin's Food, small, 35c. Mellia's Food, large, 55c.
 Matted Milk, small, 37c. Matted Milk, medium. 67c. Malted Milk, Hospital size, S2 64 Miles Nervine zoe.
 Niles Heart Cure, goo.
 Pabst Malt, 23c. Pepto Mangan, 73c.
 Philips Cod Liver Oil, GAG
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A Half Century Event in Ribbons at & Twenty-Five Cents. N

The largest and best maker ribbons the U. the chief of supply for justly famed ribbon These mills filled the best French makes mills has mounted looms brand offered and reof These ribbons width inches wide One polka design Another liberty brocade with floral figures The third fe with divided 
 nhe cardinal and black We >gua they have
  will appreciate the advantage putting these sale <0~ pCA y u'
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Toilet Powders.

R & G. Toilet Powder, Ioc
 Lubn's Toilet Powder, 1oc. Bradley's Talcum Powder, small TIC.
 large, Ioc.
 Co!gate's Talcun Powder r9c. Woodworth's Talcum Powder. 1oc. Hudnut.s Violet Talcum Powder, SOC Napier Talcum Powder Ioe.
 Mennen's Talcum Powder, TAG. Ba!leys Powder, ,c.
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42.in. All.wool French Crepe Cloths.
 Light in weight and generally made over silk Things, Colors are in cream, white French, blue and black This quality IS usually sold for from 85c to $1.oo yard. HalfCentn1y Prize, soc.
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Proprietary PrepAratiOnS.

Salve Cea, 2sc. Coleman's Ointment ZIG.
 Hales Ointment, PIC.
 Deans Kidney Pills, SIG. Pierce Pills, 25c.
 Phenyo Caffein, ssc. Ayers Pills. 25c.
 Pirkham Pills, 200. Carter's Liver Pills, I2c.
 Hoods Pills, 25c Beechams Pills, I4c.
 Schenk's Pills, roc Humphreys Specifics, I7c grain Ouinine Pills, ISc. 100 in bottle.
 Niles Pain Pills, 2so Dr. Greens Pills. 25c.
 Pyramid Pile Cure. 4sc Wyeth's Glycerine Suppositories, Ioc.
 Bromo Seltzer, 10, 20, 3oc, Atwood Bitters. SC.
 Anglers Emulsion, small, 45o Anglers Emulsion large, 6oc.
 Apenta Water, 22c.
 Ayers Sarsaparlla. goo. Ayers Cherry Pectoral small, 49c. :" z T large, DOC. Beef, Iron and Wine (Mattison's), FAC '' (Wyeth's). soc. Bovanine small BAG. '' large, 67c. California Catarrh Cure, 2oc.
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42-in. Fine Quality French Examine

This cloth is in greater demand today than any single fabric in the market. Light and clingy, requiring to be made over silk lining. Colors are tan, French blue, gray and black. 75c quality. Half Centnry Pyace, soc.
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Face Powders.

Satin Skin Powder, 25c LaBlache Powder, 25c.
 K. & c. Violet Rice Powder, 4oc R. & G. Bouquet des Amours. Soc.
 Woodbury's, I5c Bradley's Woodland Violet Face Powder, 39c.
 Pozzonis Powder S5c.
 Hunters Powder 25c.
 SSanders Powder, 2oc.
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04
ASSETS.

(Compan does not invest in OF hnd)
United
arket Decembe 81,
Mortgages
Poichods
piees,m
or (markev value,
Policies illegal
in trans
n due nd accrued,
Total Assets per of NewY Dptl $500 7433s6
New-York tribune., 1902-01-04

Total Market Value of Bonds
Total Cost Value of Bonds
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04
DIED.

DAVEY.-At the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davey, No. 1873
Mill street, in this city, at 10:3O p.
m, Thursday, April 3, 1902, Miss
Frances Vera Dayey. aged 16 years,
10 months and 26 days, of pleuro-
pneumonia.
Vera was the Second daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Davey. She was born in
Estherville, Iowa, May 8, 1885, and,
with her parents, removed to Oregon
in December of that year. The fami-
ly located in Salem in 1888, where the
deceased young lady lived ever since,
with the exception of two years, 1892
3, when the family resided in Forest
Grove.
The deceased was an unusually
bright and accomplished girl She
was graduated from the grammar de-
partment Of the Sacred Heart Acade-
my in this city last year. She was
popularity known bT a large circle Of
lIlenu6t 10 Wlbul hilt thhNoiNh hNio
by her admirable qualities Her un-
timely death Is grieved by her many
acquaintances. and the sympathy Of
the community goes TO the bereaved
family
Miss Davey was taken sick just a
week ago. and her condition was crit
Ical from the beginning. The best of
medical attendance was had, and ey-
erything possible done for the young
woman, who succumbed to the disease
last evening.
The funeral will be held at St.
Joseph's Catholic church at 10 o'clock
a. m. Saturday, Revs. W. A. DAILY and
p. A. Olivetu officiating. The ser
vices will consist of requiem mass and
sermon. Interment will take place In
the Catholic cemetery.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04
In Lincoln County.

The Democrats held county con.
yentlon here. Resolutions we're adopt
cd pledging delegates to the state con
ventlon to support George Il. Cham
berlain for governor. Delegates TO the
state convention are: Allen Parker
and ELI Geither, Of Toledo. The ticket
named was:
County judge. F. Stewart Of To
ledo.
Sherin-A. l.. Porter, OF Nashville.
Clerk. j. II. Lurtz of Toledo.
Commissioner-D. y. Ramsdall, OF
Elk City.
Assessor-Z. M. Derrick, of Toledo
Surveyor-G. EllSsnot, of Waldport
The nominations for treasurer and
coroner were left to the central com
mittee.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04
FATAL
SHOOTING
AFFRAY
In Harvey County Over a
Single Colt

The IIarney County News gives the
following particulars of fatal shoot
ing, which occurred last week;
Last Saturday niRht, about 1880
o'clock Joseph Warren Curtis, a high.
ly respected citizen of tho Narrows
section was shot and almost instantly
killed by George s. Miller. As a re-
suit, Miller, James Calwell aud Bert
Bailey are now In the county jail
awaiting preliminary examination on
a charge of killing Curtis. The exam.
lnation will be held Tuesday. For
some time. II seems, there has been
an unfrlendly feeling between Curtis
and Miller Recently the feeling was
intensified by a dispute as TO the own.
ership OF a colt, which Curtis had In
his possession. and which Miller
claimed as belonging 10 mare OF
his.
miller had sent word TO Curtis that
he intended 10 bring the mare to the
&AAAAH AWANA w NNN - ~ NNAAA NAAAAh
the colt Curtis returned message
saying that II he did so he must brine
an officer along, and II the colt sucked
Mlller's mare ne could take II. On
the night OF the killing Miller. Col
we'll and Bailey drove bunch OF gen
tie horses, belonging 10 George Curtis
from the latter's field into the field OF
Warren Curtis, aud up TO the corral
presumably with the intention OF drly
ing away the colt In question.
Curtis was awakened by the nols,
about the barn. and went out, Return
Ing TO the house, he told his wife tha
Miller. Colwen and Cass Hayes were
out there, and he was going TO soar'
them away. Taking a 22-calibre rifle
he returned TO the corral and ordereS
them 60 leave AZ this point the shoot
ms occurred. Curtis was mistaken Ia
his identification of one OF the men
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04

as the one he took to be Cass Hayes
proved to be Bert Bailey. Immediate
" after the shooting the three men
left the premises
Mrs. Curtis, finding that her hus-
band was dead, took a horse from the
barn and rode to the house Of near
neighbor. where she procured mes
senger, who carried the news to Mar
rows. Later. william Hanley was
called up by the telephone at his
ranch. and he sent man to Burns to
notify the sheriff.
Sunday morning Sheriff Shelley
and John G.. Saxton went TO the scene,
and during the day the three men
we're placed under arrest. The jury
impanelled by Coroner Marsden re-
turned a verdict to the effect that
death was the result of shotgun
wounds inflicted by George Miller.
"The body showed that two or three
shots had taken effect in the breast,
the side and the hips. About 80 shot
were taken from the body. The fatal
wounds we're in the left lung.
THE event is greetly deplored here,
and much interest is felt in the devel.
opments to be made by an examina-
tion and trial.
THE body was brought to Burns
Monday and on Tuesday afternoon
was buried under the auspices of the
/. o. o. f., of which order Mr.. Curtis
was an honored member, having been
Noble Grand of the Narrows lodge at
the time It consolidated with the lodge
at Burns.
His age was sc years He was q
native of Iowa, aud has resided in
Eastern Oregon since 1888. He came
to Harney county in 1884.
"He leaves widow and one little
daughter. His father six brothers
and four sisters survive him"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04
Fees at
Court House

County Treasurer Downing received
fees aggregating $6s2.75 from Clerk
Hall and Recorder Roland, that
amount representing the receipts of
the two departments for the month of
March. The clerks fees amounted to
$258.S5, while the recorder received
s4O4.4O. This is the largest amount of
fees received by Mr.. Roland for any
one month during his four years ad-
ministration. The previous record for
his department was $SSS.9O, for the
month Of February. The increased
fees in the recorders department re-
suited principally from the large num-
ber Of hop contracts that are being
filed, each Of which requires the pay
ment of $1.75
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04

W. A. McRae, of Portland, and F,
NJ RAY. sales manager Of the General
Electric Company, Of San Francisco
we're in Salem today the guests OF II.
G. Brown, manager of the Salem Light
& Traction Company. Mr.. Mclsae Is
president of the Salem electric corpo-
ration. During the day the gentlemen
inspected the street railway system
and the electric light plant. The COM
pany expects to make some extensive
improvements to its Salem properties
the details of which have not yet been
made public.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04

Josephine County for Chamberlain.
The Democratic county convention
was harmonious. Business was quick
ly transacted. AS was forecasted, r.
G.. Smith, heretofore a Republican,
was nominated by acclamation for
representative. The rest of the ticket
is as follows:
County judge. o. Booth.
Clerk--James A. Slower.
Sheriff.. Y. Dean.
Assessor-E. f. Hathaway.
County commissloner-C. +. Love
lace.
Treasurer. r. Taylor.
Coroner-D. w. +. Kremer
Delegates to the state convention:
J. o Booth, H. @. Smith, j. A. Jen-
nings, w. NJ. Turner. w. H. Flanagan,
J. w. Virtue.
The delegates TO the state conven-
tion were instructed for George E.
Chamberlain for governor
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04
A Demurrer Is Filed.

In the case of Tilmon Ford, executor
of the VIM. Cosper estate, vs.. Gilbert
Bros, Claud Catch, through his attor-
neys, Brown & Wrightman, this after
noon filed demurrer to the second
amended petition of II. b. Thielsen for
allowance of claim as temporary re-
ceiver of the bank. The demurrer is
based on the grounds that petition
does not state sufficient facts to en-
title petitioner to relief prayed for
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04

Branson & Ragan's ad about fresh
vegetables from two counties was
good one.
This week they want to call your at,
tention to their choice stock of canned
goods and dried fruits, preferred stock
of corn, tomatoes, etc, are the best In
the market Good standard corn and
tomatoes. three cans for 25c. Remem'
her II is Branson q Ragan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-04-04

1902 Solar, Majestic, 20,h Century
and Search Llsht Gas lamps each y 90
We carry a full line OF sundries, Ia
cl0tlng the following tree Hartford,
q. AZ, Dunlop. Fisk. Delaware and
NJ. 4 W. double tube,l
Wheels vailed for and delivered iree.