?4
J ,
r ..
Vi
h!'EELI
(Corsets for
Summer
5C
A Bummer Coret for
25c
35c Strongly boned Summer Cornet 350
50c The well-known SNOW QUEEN 50c
W. O. Qi NO. -192-J Tlio bent fl corset
in the world. That'll a broad Mate
incut, but facta bear It out.
The Dowager Corset
For Stout Figures in Sommer weight.
OASI1
STUBEf
HOLVERSON'S
NEW TODAY,
LINES Ladies' Shirt Waists that cannot be equaled
in Oregon. This in the fourth shipment this
spring. All new patterns.
Is
i
Lot No, 1
made and p
Btvlen In
made and perfect fitting
Lot No, 2
Fino quality. Also plain black, blueand pink.
Rent values for the price ever shown . . . OUC.
T Nr " Plain blackn, new blues, plnkm
.I-rfJl HU vJ hambomoly fixed with white
tuckH three Inchon apart,
very ntyllnh waist
NEW CRASH SKIRTS: New lines of plain and trim
med Crash Skirts. Latest cut, best qualities. $1.25
to 52 each,
fc J. J.DALRYMPLE & COMPANY.
An AJL-Scelng Eye
in n perleet uyo II It won all thlngH ihi
fectly. If your oven cannot wo all thin
HIP
illlgH
'um otocM nee tlicm.
your cyoNlght
imut 1)0 defective, and iioodB nlil. mm
patning by Mtop hi and I will examine
your oyoa free of charge, ami if they
ikh.i1 glawion' I will adjust them Mr
fectly to the night.
Rrokcn hiuieH replaced and frame re
paired. Oculist prcMriptloiiH u ttcoinlty.
Artilloiul uyo at reasonable price.
C.H.HINGBS
OHADUATK OITICIAN.
UOU COMMICKOIAU
ST.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight and
cloudy, oooler.
Tuesday, fulr
and
DATES OP LOOAL EVENTS.
Juno fJO. Commencement Intomtnte
Musical Coimtrvatory, Httu Amlura-WIll-man
Prlnalixil.
July 4 Celebration at Salem.
Ice Not Qlvtn Away.
I cannot afford to give ire away, but
am Milling a pure article at a price that
is within tliuniAih f all.
CXYKTAl. 1i K WolIK.
J. M. MeOuire, Prop, o 1ft t(
Drain Normat School.
Tho Hoard of Koirunlri Butunlnv.
pletod the faculty by electing fujluwlng:
J. A. Walker of Hmikane. iireetdenl t
eoiH-
Pro. A. 11. Mulkey, to the chair of
xjlencc. 1'rof. LouU lWmwe to the
uimtr of training.
K. a hcjl.reoordor of Mhii uuuutr,
In well artor a bovcio I linos DawMiir
Herb Tea did It." a 1 tf
ni ti
v-rw-iiikf xaov
v Our tok
ly M wusuy and are jhmIU
ing our entire tof k ut Ft
y Tmb Daily Journal has V
g -more subscribers in Salem,
y and paid-up ones at that, V
g than any other newspaper. ft
Pafasols at half price
HALF PHICK. There aro some nice Ihlnes
mi . i. i .i
jane it iook ni iiiem.
Shift Waists
j j Wo have a geod aaitment
" liittl.k ih.iti. .k 4 ! A .1. k .. ..
't-you cau kvo money on anything
JLvLIS BROS. Si CO.
W AT? ,.. r &&
PIRST DOOR SOUTH
.SALGM, OREGON.
MatMirv, Muw White ICld
mm. ' i
v&H Ml
3J ,
I Style 492. 1 1
CASH
STOttE
A complete line of up-to-date
(ancv inten. well
50c. each.
Fancy ntrlpes with three row
of tucklnir. Neat tmttcrn.
each.
edged with white. A c,
M
each.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
State Fair.
Merchant are reectfully notified
that the dally program, mioro card and
advertising privilege of tho OrogonJ
nmio rmr nnvu im'uii nwanicu 10 n, 11,
Klairg. Your putronngo will toon bow
Ilclteil. o an -It
Jeff Thorp, of Slaytou, was u Salem
visitor today.
Mrs. Lou Smith, of Portland, cnnia up
today for u visit.
Chan. A. flruy returned from Albany
today via Huth.
Atty. Win. Ouuoner, of Stnyton,
Id the city today.
was
in. Fullls, of Htayton, cninu in this
morning on hittrinem.
Chus. L Dalley left today for an out
lug at Foley Springs.
Mrs, I., Gumming left this morning on
a visit to Hood Itlver.
Atty. J. A. Rrnwn drove to Maeieay
today on legal husimmi,
Mrs. J. II. Richmond of Dalian was in
Holem today visiting friends.
Mlw Iiulsa Fisehor of Corvullis is
tho gueot of Ml Jeimlu Ilooth.
Tom Conrad a;id Allnsrt Hawk ere
IMMHingiirfl to Sun Pnimslsoo today.
I). (Inodmau oame down from Albany
this morning whuru he had been visiting
friends.
.Mrs. OImh Graven and dautthtur of
Dallas, sKint thu day visiting Salem
friend.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. II. Hinges uamednuu
from IuoHtudeneo where they spent
Sunday.
II. 0, 1'luinh wiis an arrival from Cer:
VhIIIh this morning where he has been
at work.
Cha. Ciwiok, the asylum druggist,
went to AlUiny ulay for a vneothm of
two week.
Itev. I.. II. Wlllkiiiw ami wife ami J.
II. tiay ami wifw lufl U lay for an out
ing at Now part.
Klmwr Ulllmartf, tho Dalkto tng
(irtvvr, lallwl w umko his trip thw morn,
log owing to an attnek uf huart fulluro.
Owti8tr F. A. llrtxiH)!! return! to
Corvullis teduy, after spending Sunday
with lib family, ho moved up there to
day. C'tarene F. IXhmU, non of our tow w
own A. W. l)nuU, started from MIiih
a His SiniiUy, vurtHilw to SnIoiii to vis4t
his ftranU.
Tueo. Iktrr tvtMriHHl to GtH-vallb todav
to complete the tluinWoK eootruot on
tho wts building. Hvtuiys the build
lug will bo Inrnwl over nwxt week
Mr. ImiIm Ktmer, of MbinoolIs,
ami Mrs. Fred Miller, uf hVltm l'mlrie,
Minn., arriiwl twlay for a visit at tho
home o( Mr. and Mr, Martin Vltwoo.
8HMinar Oeftlj ate gtilNg eyt raiOiHi-,
We ff!
iiirai
any ut our fine
ElA.lV
left Im IILuaL mul
itti4nt UMJ
te, ami Puplea
- "- x
a have a geod aeitmeiit m ami youeaM
have thum at Ju.t what wo paid for tTiujn in
S y.ei want by buying It from us. THY IT.
OP POSTQPPltfri,
Oloves 13 cut a pair. j
VOLUNTEERS' RECEPTION
Salem Committees Enlarged and
Program Has Been Mapped Out.
Qrand Oration, Banquet, Blowout
Ball In Preparation for the tlrave
Oregons.
nd
There wan a wplbattonded meeting
Hoturday at the 0. A. It. hall to make
; further nrranxotnonts to receive the
Oregon volunteer)'. Iter. W. K. Cojst-
' laml prostded, and there wore reiorbi
from all the wmmlttoe ami a fill dis
cussion flf program. At now completed
following are:
TIIK WTAXDlUa OOMMnTKRS.
Finance : Arthur Welch, I). C. Slier
man, C. H. Irvine, Froil Vteusloff, J. (J.
Itarnes.
Ileceiitlon : K. Hofer, N. J. Judah, T.
II. Walt, Oeortte Litchfield.
Program : Mrs. 0. S. Knglnnd, Frunk
Davey. (leo. II. Uurnott, F. T. Wright-
man, Kr(l WIiMrins.
liniKitiet: Mrs. A. N. GIllKirt, Mn.
Lizzie Smith. Mrs. J. J. Murnhy. Itobt.
A. CroMon, K. C. Crose.
iiccoratien: .MiM Kittle IiarlKiru,
Mrs. K. II. Flogg, Mr. Frank Wlllman,
Frank A Moore, Squire Johnson, Mrs.
K. C. Iiailcsy.
Moved and carried that a lienquet le
given at Marlon Hpiare to the roturning
volunteers and all old Holdiers who nod
ever enlisted to servo their country in
time of war.
Tho program for the day as discussed
is planned to have thu reception Infill
on tho arrival of the troops at Salem by
train, march to tho grand banquet under
the escort of the veterans of the Grand
Army where a formal reception program
will be carried out. The Iniys would
then have their afternoon to thoinsolvef.
In the evening there Is to bo a further
program at thu oiern house, with
flpcci'hefi from tho officers, telling their
experiences on the Held of battle where
they ho proudly distinguished them
selves, all to bo followed by a grand
military ball.
Tho program may lie changed by the
committee, but the atiovo is the way it
was mapped out in the talks on Satur
day. Thu committees will meet again
next Saturday nt 3 o'clock to complete
their work as fur as possible.
Tho ladies of tho llelief ami Kiner
ency Corps deserve great credit for go
ing ahead in the matter of.the reception
and will Imj heartily mipjiorted.
The most perfect spirit of harmony
and unthusiusm prevails and all jwtri
otle citizens will unito In showing every
Oregon volunteer, whether it lw Com
pnny K, or the whole regiment, that
comes to Salem, all the honors that
are duo them and that means all that
Salem people aro capable of )Hstowing
uioit them.
Economy.
A iiubllsher enn make 10.000 Wik for
two-thirds the price ho can make 10,000
each of four different kinds. It is just
m in bicycle building. The Overman
wheel company are this year liendhiK
every energy to produce only one model
and that the best model they hae ever
made. Nothing hut tin hixeet grade of
material ami workmanship is uhcI and
more wheels are lieinc built of this one
model thunliiuoevoroocii built by them
in any singloyourof all modolHcomhimHl
Where Victors ure known tills is fully
uMircclatcd, as their unproctHlented hr
this soHsou ooiillrms., "W Vietora or
Victorias" ure fully (W). value and you
can get them now for l(). Slurillr
ehaluluM f76. II. S. (lile Co., agent.
Fourth of July.
All momlHirs of the Fourth of July cel
ebration committees, and all iutenwted
In the subject, are urged to lie present at
thu eity hall this evening.
Mr. J. T. Muflregor, wImi had elutrgo
of a lurge force of men on the 1 1 out t
Hros., hop much putting up the new
trellis work on the lUwk farm has com
pleted his Job ami this morning tlwy
returned to Sou Fmiioltco. Mr. Mc
(Irogor will i-etui u this full and (Hit up
wire trellis on 100 aoren itioro for lloret
Ilrotlmrs.
Stute Supt. Arkeruwii ami daughter
Mlis Carrie Auke.rman went on
their wheels Sunday to visit miiiw old
friemlsut Shuw. They were caught in
the rain eomliig heme ami were brought
hi from the reform geltool In n buck.
A. M. Cruwfonl, a landing attorney uf
Kutehurg, an ex-member of ttte legUtla
tore, ex-federal office leiuler, a staunch
HeHibltoau, but a gool fellow In spite
of all, is In the city m tmeii.ew Wore
live supreme e&urt.
MihS bnilse Ourter, of the Sam Slww
tJMn-nny, lute so far reoovenul as to be
able to Join them at Albany In a few-
lays. The ooiuiMiiy went to Albany
Suiuluy, wliere they 4uy this week.
ltev. P. S. KHight and family exeot
stMiu to more from the Mute wImmjJ, antl
to (xvupy tlieir mttoge oh IJent Shite
street, where II. Ik TtiieUeu auI ntiully
huw roiide.
(J eo. Hughe, the well-known ' Soletu
bushier ihoh, w Ito btm been iumHihhI
athumerome weekn with an injured
limb kagHlH on our boeiHe sUeeie.
Ml Fraiwee Morrow, whom njLlber U
MksloHary at the Warm SpHttg IhiUmh
HerorvrtloH, ia tlte gukt of Mn. C. A.
lurk on Cottage street.
Mm. A. Mulr, of PanJamU who hw
Iknh vhdttng Iwr sister, Mm. CUh. 1.
UWiop, wHt to Hrow HaWUe tfckiy hwr a
vUlt,
Mm. A. II. Frvorkoti, of Alhawy, who
Iku boon the guest ef Mm. F. It. &mk-
wUk, over Sunday, wvut to AIUhv to-
uay.
Mlw Delia lMr- retainwil Sumlay to
Her home m Wto tat- freui teaeJiiHg
cIkhiI at Arlington, KwterH OwgOH.
Mriu J. M. UmhM. wk boj kem
vfeitlHg Mnu Jehu PartMMi Mt today
far Detroit Or
MiWred Ikigiey tvluriml h..ue ei sal
urday from a isit with her nnmut m
IiuWHmUmee.
Young Mother p&BK
BOSOtn'8
MARION COUNTY MATTERS.
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.
A marriiiKc license has lx.mii ifsucd to
L. W. Kdmleter and Nellie K. Snoderly,
Mrs. T. 11. Slmpkins acting as vooclier.
Sheriff Durbin made two mlee of re
alty. iiton judgmonU! iHtued out of the
eiriiit court Saturday. Tho first was in
the case of C. L. Weaver vs. It. (i. Keene
elal., and lots 17 and 18 .in block 1 in
State Street Annex to Solum were sold
to satisfy a judgmeu of J81U.80, and bid
in by plaintiff. In thu case of Solon
ISaker et al., vs. John M. lkker et ttl.,
U00.70acre of laud in the Wm. II.
Ikiker, d I c were sold to satisfy u judg
ment of f 1818.12, and bid in by plain
tiffs. 1'KORATK.
J. W. Lahare, J. II. Itichoa ami J. M.
Iirown, appraieers of, thu estate of C.J.
Mulkey, deceaml, yesterday filed their
rejwrt In the office of the county clerk.
The estate is appraised ut $1,745.20 con
sisting of real ami icronal jirojierty in
Marion county.
In tho matter of tho esttae of Andrew
Murphy, deceased, Elizabeth K. Van
Weswjnhovo yosterdoy etitioned the
prolmte court for letters of administra
tion, as the executrix of the last will nnd
testament of the deceai-cd has since
died, leaving the estate uiiadministored,
U)oii The estate is valued at fl.lXX),
aud Judge Terrell appointed the jx."
titloner, fixing her boiiil at (0,100.
W. C. Hubbard, ndministrutor of the
estate of Oscar Hubbard, deceased,
filed his final account in the probate
court, mid Judge Terrell fixed the time
for hearing the same at 1 1 o'clock on
Saturday, July 20th.
John lluuhes, administrator of the es
tate of Seth It. Hammer, deceased, has
filed an answer to the iwtltlon of Joseph
Fishburn. denying the allegations in
said K)titlon.
UHHDS I-1I.KO.
Win. C. Itolierts and Mary L. Holnirts
to John Nicol, 13 acres in thu d 1 c of
Jas. Smith and wife in t 7, r 1 west.
1800.
Ai Coolidge & Co. to John Nicol. 30.ftl
acres in the d 1 c of Jus. Smith ami wife,
1 7, s r 1 west. flfiOO.
TODAY'S MAKKKT.
POHTLAX!) June 2-1. Whoat
M): Walla Wnlla. BSe.
valley
Flour Portland, flf.W); Suierllne
('.'.15 er bbl.
Outs-Whlto 4540o.
Hay Timothy fS&fUHjr ton.
IIoim PJffilSc; old crop He.
Wool Valley. l'.'13c: Kastern Or
ogon, HftJ lo. Mohair, -'" SO.
Milltituff-Uran. $17: shorts. IIS,
Poultry Chickens, mixed, 1 1.00 I fiO
turkeys,, live, 13l)4c.
Feus OretEon.KlU, to 173 tier doz.
Hidet Ureon. saltetl 00 lbs, 8(Qt)o. under
ISO 11, 7JSS : sheep ielts, iCQiiiOc.
Onion' 76c00 iht sack.
Hotter llest dairy, 'JfiO'-o; fancy
ry,
all.
cruamerv. -Itw oer ro
Potutmw-tl.7o to '2. for old gfit.OO
to f.'io or new.
lliHfs Hwi v dressel 5tll
Mutton Weathorri -lc; drooil, 80
Ik-of Steer. IUMHlMI.nO; cows, 18.00
(411.00 droeMsl, 7(87)4.
Vculdrosfod, (IfiSe.
SALKM MARKBT.
Wheal 18.
Wool lite, Mohair SOo.
OrtU 8.Sfic.
Hay llaled, cheat, (7.00
lvjJgH, 1 IS
Flour In wholesale lota li.C0 retail
18.00.
Millstuff-brau 110.00
Hogs dreod, fii.
Uve cattle 2glSe.
Sheei-f3.ft0afS.
Drewaxl Veal lie,
llutter Dairy lOu creamery 20o.
Poultry Spring chlukuus l-'Xo.
Hens 8 to 0 cents.
New Furniture Firm.
During the mat week the new fun
furnl-
to
re store of I. W. llollis Co., lias
Imoii ueiied near the iMMtofiice. Thu
firm ceisite of F. W. llollis. well-
known to the Salem public us u furni
ture salesman, It. L. Ikillinger, son of
J. L. Ilullimmr. the well ti do farmer
living near the city ami K. M. Weloh,.
son of Clms, Welch, who u in the Klon
dike region. Tliis young firm lias a neat
took of goxU ami will undoubtedly
eotumaml ite alia re of the trade, livery
Salem ciUseiw wieliee the new eatuMlidi
Hieut aucveee.
HooJ Election.
As advertUeil, the Salem boml elec
tani took place Mowlay, Uh polls eloe-
ing at t o clock.
Mre. II. M. ltoork, who Imh been
tieudiiig the whiter in Coon ctHinty, ar
rived lioue SatunUy nhcht, coming vht
Portlantl.
Hear Dr. MrOIUIi's nomilar lecture
Tueatlay eveuiug at M. H. diurch. Ad
wiseiou 15 reute.
Mr. ami Mrs. L It. IMakel , went to
Portland this morning via steamer to
vtait Uieir o.
John Scliaub was a paeMger to his
raach at Liucoln thu woraiHg. after
SNmlayiHg in Salem.
Mark SkaU ef Sprine Valley dkl busb
nees at the iCwpitHI today.
J. Thorp of SktyWm SainUiyel Ih Sjw
lew.
Hammock Time
We sell toe bt Make of w
tuueka in the country at lowest
racket price. Cfctee woven.
trited kauiitteektf with kftreatler TCo
UeMor grade, pillow and soretul
er. ,. S
UHtibir tMU wlUi IrUige, very
coulee tJt
Other at f 1.T0 aitd J4.W ahMl
a MfUt leae thuHj-oa twaally ay.
Come awl ee for youixef.
Jil)-TuiHb4er. . S0aud96tlo
lKg lojry bew4s . . . Sfri
Hose Jam IxmhUi too 14 awl Mo
Water pJtottew toatare a eertaiii
Wfto !4
OUMrRneoaee 8lapl4y
WIGGIN'S
' KAUKGT riUUEiJ,
WAAA
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
CONDENSED MILK for ovnlnz tablet, as well as for
genera, cooking. It baa itood tie tett tortortr J'
Taka no taUtftnte. BE.tD FOR Dook ox "BABlti."
CONOCNtCO MILK CO., NtW YOSK
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
Sadie Morris, John Morris, Salmon
Hiver, Hurt F. jlrethren, yew York; M.
Coman, Portland ; S. M. Heyman, San
Francisco; Sam Jacob! , San Francisco;
T. Oawln, Grant's Pass; W. Smith,
Mr. Parvhi and wife, Salem : Sam T.
Shaw ami wife. New York; H. Ham
burger, San Francisoo; O. H. Prael,
Portland; W. D. Mitchell, San Fran
cbK; D. II. Smith Cornstock, Haisn; J.
C. Tauax, Hoston; Harry Jacob, San
Francisco; II. Haussmrn, Portland,
Horbort Sin Clair; Kansas City; It. K.
Hamiltont Denver; II. C. Thomim,
Omalm: Neb.
Fourth of July.
All memliurs of the Fourth of July
celebration committees, and all inter
ested in the subject, are urged to be
present at thu city hall this evening.
COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
W. S. 1'holiH.G. W. Wilson. G. O.
Graves, Pertland: Mrs. Ida Hamlin,
Pendleton i Miss N. K. Snoderly, Jeffer
son ; F. A. Mtishlitz, Philadelphia ;
M. Crawford, Itosoburg;
Now Whatcom.
J. N.
Selby,
.
Public Benefactors
aro those who akl to prolong your life.
Good food does it. You will find tho
provisions and groceries at Hraiison A
ltagen's. O-'JO-eod
MARRIED.
TATK NKLAII0 At the homo of the
bride's parents in Tacomu. Wash.,
Wednesday, June 21, 1800, Miss Ne
laho to Mr. Frank Tate, of Sublimity,
Marion county.
"Use the sample of Herb Teu left at
your home, It will do you good."
0 24 tf
Restaurant for Sale Cheap.
A first-class restaurant for sale cheap
in IndeiMjiidence the only one in the
city. TM list lie sold bv the 1st of July
P.iiqutre of tho Independence F.ntor
prise, Independence, Or. 0-!ft-:U
Treated Alike.
Only a question of cents all who come
can havu the best and enjoy a first
class dinner at the Wonder Itestuurant.
TWO Olltl.S WANTED For general
house work. Call at Cottage hotel.
0 20 3t
LOST lady's pold watch, near the
North Spring Valley ScIiooIIioumj. He
turn for reward at this olllee or Lin
coln P. O. J. W. Childers I) 20. It.
Your Lunch Basket
Will contain the creme-de-lu-creme of
oholce foods if you make your selections
from our delicious jams, 'jellios, canned
meats ami relishes, crackers, sardines,
etc. When prewrinu for icnics or out
ings, our high grade foods will Ik found
particularly tootluomc ami nourixhiug.
Our stock of staple ami fancy groeenee
is uuexcelltHl.
SonnemanN,
THE OROCElt
124 Suto at Telephone 51
Patton Bros,
Will Celebrate
By giving their fourth
annual July celebration
on evening of July 3d, at
8:30 o'clock. Races of all
kinds for prizes. Terrific
Fire Cracker scramble,
ending with an elaborate
Fire Works display.
Free to Everyone.
Remember the date.
About Wheel
Sundries
Maylw yai can dodge the cop niel
ami do without a light, bat if yoe.
really want to rale o-nlghte bay one
of oar gas lamps at foam fir to JS.M
ami enjoy HleatatreaUle raling.
CarUhle 2IU Keen id when yoa UHg
yourH, okeap feel (or te ga
HltlUWU
DIoiihhh) oil lawitri . ... fJ.H
QHeeja oil . .. ijo
Graphite and 10 eeaW aXifkn, HeUa
X. Mk Doxbw net earriere fbr
kidiee wkcole m eeata lMiMh foi
fflMHw. .... fix?
Tlte. eaaiHaai, iauer UiWea, ceaMML
Ure Ute. wMetha, paiote., ml 0
UWaeaameaiajl oaw Uuaap iur Ule
wheel. Try .
lAAAT
307 COMMEItOIAL STaKEl'
Frisian s
Friedman's
New
Racket $5
Buys a
Good Suit of
Men's Clothing
55
59
Buys a Suit
Well worth S12,50
Our Price
59
New
Goods Arriving
Daily
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6KET!
Cor Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore,
Yamashiro...
Blending tea it improves Just the
same a blending coffee for good Havor.
And we blend u tea rail Ynimi-liiro
Hlend. We take the special kinds for
blending and it will not get black when
it stands. The ten has a line fiuvor,
therefore It drinks well when hot or
for an
If? Tea.
Try a ) It. and we know you w ill find it
uxculleut.
YOKOHAMA TEA STOItE.
Telephone Red 2001.
Free Delivery.
f)E 0l
MONTEZUMA
Is a beautiful dappled chestnut lil
hands high, and weighs 1700 lbs. He ia
a portect all purpo-o hon-o.
Will be at Huffman's stable, Salem,
Saturdayof each week in July and Aug
ust, and the remainder of the week at
the Fair Grounds. Terms, $15.00 to im
sure.
A Wo colu broken and handled for
!ed. II. B. Hl-TNKHTOMU.
Excursion Rates.
Tkket Agent Skinner, of the S. P.
Co., announces special exuraiou tickets
on Mile as follow s :
Round trip to the Los Angeles Na
tional Kductional Association conven
tion, with membership coupon atone
fare f 10.
Yaojiina Ray oxcuraion tickoUKOod
U October 10 for the round trip H.S0v
There will be a Suturdav nti...
ticket, good to return mi Monday at u
sill lower rate.
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Have you noticed
The bids for
45 Arc Lamps, all night $281,25 per month,
200 Gas Lamps, all night $666,66 per month.
45 Arc Lamps, until midnight. S225.00 rv month.
200 Gas Lamps, until midnight, S458.33 per month.
Lowest proposition from Gas Company
100 Lamps until midnight, except moonlight nights,
S 202.00 per month,
Lowest proposition from Electric Companyj
35 Arc Lamps until midnight, every night,
oio.uu per month.
Is any Comment Necessary?
New
Has started slaughtering their
Yes, we will sell you a suit for
7.50 for.
Call and see our goods and prices. We will have no trouble
in convincing you that we are
. . " ,1 i .
in convincing you mm we m
a lower price than any other
Pretty Organdies, New Lawns, Swiss, Ginghams, Percales,
' Dimities, etc. Dainty Chiffons, Allover Embroideries, Laces
of all kinds. Several nice pieces of Tucking, Lace Curtains,
large sizes extreme low prices. Bed Spreads, Table Linens
and Napkins. It will pay you to call and see all our new
goods.
Brewster
Ul COURT
rnos'K
WBo mire to get our prices if
Columbia
Model 57
$50.
SALT!
The fines'- chain wheel ever turned out of a factory,
Hartfords, strictly high grade, $35,
Videttcs, fully guaranteed, $25 and $26,
SROAT St WILSON.
P. W. HOLMS.
it. l.
Have you
If not do
See our
Get our
I HOWS
SOS COMMERCIAL ST.
JAC013 VOGT,
95 STATB STUHET.
Just received a full stock of Ladles'
uod Genu' Spring aud
SIJMRCER
SHOES.
Will sell for the next GO davs at the
lowest prices ever knciwu In Salem.
Will be ploawd to sh-ow patrons our
stock and guanntee satisfaction on
every purchase. Prlcet the lowest.
Street Lighting?
RdGke
i
immense stock of Clothing.
55
that other stores chargt
-,ii:.
selling up-to:date clothing at
House in tne city.
& White,
STREET. '
1781.
Wo are now handling salt, and at prices
that make people stare. Never before
.has salt lieen K!d m cheap us we are
Bulling it. iioiosale and retail.
you iifeo salt.
iiu.uvant.
called at the
i:. m. wiucn.
sssirAif I 1
v5 wj
Wffl SMI?
so.
Wall Paper, and
Prices.
iD cum
'3V5C
California Junk Shop
Illgliett
ett price jalit for old metal bottle, r
roie, mo
iron
, , niu". tiopper and
Aud
S. R0G01VO1, 151 Court SL
To cure La Gnppe. keep wrm, especUrt)
hc feet, and take Dr. hlei-Nervme.
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