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LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.
The Bill? Front, 335 Commercial 51.
TJ-earry tbe test assorted aaiSarjeai
ttoacrfaewcto to tfeiir Socio tbe y. 1TbeiXFfeareaIary
tfee LOWEST t fce fcasd asrarbere. UBqoeatieBaiJy tfaey
EsjLprr tbefrecaejxtHea 15 to 28 per cess. Its coir jewt
l&rwejtr&tist(rorpf1aE?fixxi3iKSSetbr fint tow to
tfcseifeasdaia5tfcrtraeseSFs oeI'' fesinsate
taig Ufii ctf H SPOT CASH tjAem. Tttdr esarriXRf
tnude hteriOeoet of pgwpte'a KUfe&eiJoa wfcb LOW PRICES
fisr HPOT CASH. 2iataxti erer toeexzstend uses soittd
ccwakiaa &aa Sd lb 'Btee Frcst-1 Tbey were ewe.Jred
&ra2esasd their LOW PRICEesah STKess aa lasam&tx
vrt&bwuaarJE&tT veAbrtls cppataA br mr SeT to tie
eT. TfaeB&BeFrcet law sot dfwtiia3 eacteaaHwT. Ifcey
tare decesialrepxi tbe good wl od jgped -arani rf
LUE FRONT.
THE
. . Tine He$ Milling. .
Orer 200 STYLISH PATTERN FATS to select from.
Ftee KM Gfcwrea, ffierr. UJrwear. Ccnetf, etc
The Ividiks Bazaar.
2EXT BOOB TO HEIXEKBBASiyS.
Capital
E. fl. Flags.
T. J. Crooise
PpiDfiD:
Commercial
Printers.
Company.
We have the largest and best equipped printing
office in the state outside of Portland; and over
twice the press facilities of any job printing
office in Salem, We solicit an opportunity to
bid on all classes of printing.
329 Commercial Street,. Salem, Or.
The Columbia.
Oar large stock of Shoes must be reduced at
once and prices will not stand in the way. Do
not be surprised at our great reductions, for we
mean business and are not afraid to apply the
knife to prices. Call early, and we will save you
good money.
118 STATE ST.,
SALEM, OR
DR. CONTRIS, DENTIST.
CROWN & BRIDGE WORK A SPECIALTY.
OVER GRAY JBROS.,
8ALEM, OREGON.
Truly op Aid.
Health and Beauty for Women,
Jn tbU age ot progreae Wb mHy aeUmWiln how ratoy people Buffer from
Ilia of every deacrlptlon when Berhar tbt. exact rtmbdy l right at band. At
iMtjuIonMbM triumphed andtMUy 11 within rb of H certain
E SSST l! , ToitlA'OTrH blocMve'r N. Y. iUcket Htore. No leg doo
oh hllM or hurnllUtlug Mwulrmtlonn.
For Mackintoshes,
Jackets,
Ladies' Misses' and Children's
Shoes caTl at the
Palace Pry Goods & Shoe Co,,
307 Commercial St,
Lfrifecl Wajpscg&i Kirvirwm-i'UriTT.E,
aW?es-&fo'eP3rdtBmacTr fcefese at
T&oe, Walters. Sa!e rf Oaaads, t&
Basrstes declared & istestSoea in Ca
rer rf Civrftf Sam,,
It fa stisa2 ti&i eoe cu-&t-tbe
Gaf&al City C&BMG&istAl Ballway
baoSoi seady tea tbswaad paapeji3
T&araSay te t&exrate&a-. Oaeens-
daetcr, gsasSasxiis ceBegfed ill tarts.
Tbe rei& bseyeSe ik eS tfee air wig
be t&e fpedul tes-BiSe otest axrsssed
texgSsz&M.jteevaaQa. There wtK be
ibree Ttetfete prrz&T&sA all the face
rfeferj c tite twrrsesdiE o&oBtry v9I
enter Use coaiest. The first pciw ift
e . 113 jrsW sedd, t&eaesoed J4
alrtr DiJaI sad tbe third a 93 rvetter.
Fbe estxfea uriH cw at 19 a. m. Saicx
iay. Tbe prize to be j(irea at the dell
earorra! ma be aea today aod to
mcrrcir in the lMua pl&eu: Pint
prize at Erooi & HarrittS; feeood, at
the "White Cesroerf third, ttJ.G
CTrfght'; focrtb, st Oiiborb, iUdcf
tore; fifth, at J. J- Dairy en pic & CV;
rixtb, at J. W. TbcsaV grange atere;
eentat&, at The PaUee, Next Thurs
day aad Friday thay will all beteea in
the vindow ot Holrenos & Cbs dr.
grjcdsa&ore.
7XS03CAXS.
PrcL Parrio la fa Alfeaay.
C W Ise Vee, of Bestoa coaaty. Is
in tbe csfy.
Gw. W. IHria went to Yqtiin9i to
day on boInt.
Wm. Iter, the bop king of BaUeriile,
h In the tify.
Gen. asd ITts-W. H- Odell and Prof.
Ccehran went toEngene today.
Prof, lb G. Cochran, of tbe Willsra
ette calTefrfity. went to Eugene today
AMtraun Thos. Kay went toiiiu
FracdKo I&st night on burines for tbe
woolen milL
Eer. Dr. J. a Sartzeel!, of tbe Fretd
toccs' Aid Society of the Southern 1L
E. ebarch, was in the dty yesterday.
Geo. W. Habbard, the beavy-weigbt
bop buyer, ia again at his office, 95
State street, ready to receive the crop
of 1S3L
Father White rehirmed from Port
land last evenlag, where be attended
the ceremony of honor Father Croqaei
with tbe title of monwgafnr.
Andrew Kahn, the Portland Japan
ese merchant, was in tbe dty last
night. He thinks tbe Mikado makes a
mistake in going to war with China.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Gardner, and
Mr. and Mr. A. D. Blackburn, of
Piainview, are in tbe city taking in tbe
fair and visiting their numerous Iowa
friends.
Gen. and Mrs. W. H. Byars came np
from Portland last evening to take in
the state fair aa well as their numerous
friends. Tbe general returns this eve
ning, while Mrs. B. will stay orer aev
eraldays,
Hon. C. P. Yales of Washington
county is in the dty visiting tbe fair.
He is an old newspaper man having
once served on the New York Herald,
and having traveled all over the old
world as a correspondent. He is now
a farmer and expressed a very favor
able opinion of our state fair. He will
make one of our most useful memberr.
He Is a conservative and Intelligent
man.
House Stoles. Yesterday after
noon Mrs. H. Bchntt, of Sublimity,
drove in to attend tbe fair, and visit
relatives. She putt up tbe borse in an
old barn at tbe home of her sister, Mrs.
Beck, in Simpson's addition and spent
the night at tbe home of her daughter,
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell. This morning it
was discovered that ber buggy was
gone. The thief was evidently familiar
with tbe neighborhood, for he took
Mr. Boullliard's pony and got a bar
new at tbe Bbedeck place. Sheriff
Knight has been notiSed and a sharp
lookout Is being kept for tbe IhM, al
though some well grounded suspicions
are rife as to the calprit
Coxsxakt. The rush has been cod
stant In the dty this week, but no
place has there been more activity and
interest than at tbe millinery openiag
at tbe elegant apartments of Mrs.
Fleeter adjoining Bosh's bank.
Toiuooo UfiKHfl. You can now be
cured of your filthy habit at the small
expense of V, without ill fllng or In
convenience by calling on or writing to
the Kccley Institute, corner Liberty
and Stale streets, Balem.
The New York Racket carries only
reliable footwear in stock. You can
depend 00 their boots aod shoes for
service. Their priom aro the lowest,
dwll
RECORDS OF BIC?ffi
Tte Wtrtts fr Half XHe Is
LsTfereL
mm mm sKxe AcuNST mi
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Pre8fl far a GrwlBacealS.t-1
Lb Sxtardij.
&YKACTEKE, 2?. Y., S-ft 2(L R. P J
Searie, edsg sjcais-t tb: leesed freex ;
Chicago to New Teffk, arrived t-ret
Stii. He Sfet CijTisat5r4ji.nl-tail j,;
slid rede oa tbe riHrcod trae. He
pssetored Cexsr tins astd fell down a.
raQroaid etnbaakiDeat twenty &eC, bet
waa not teti&stlj berc He a s 01 1
aca ta tne retxa stxiees aecrs, aca
thinks be willarrrre at New YcrkSos
day fear or five boars abead of tbe
record.
WOELS EECOaiJS EEOKEX.
Wai.xeu.3C, Hsh., Sept. 1. Jobn
3. Jofacson today broke tbe woods' bi
eyete record for a balf-mifr, ma&ingit
in $ 2 5 seconds. In tbe ume trial tbe
worldV quarter tardeza Jecord was also
broken. Time 8 4-5 seconds. Harvey
Davidson of Toronto, creaVd a record
for class A, making a qoarter anpaced
In 2S 1-5 eeeondc
THE FATDf COXTZSTS.
If there b fair weather and favorable
conditions for wheeling Salem may see
a world's amateur record for ten miles.
broken Saturday. Tbe contest between
Sbipp and Mnrpby will bz very clce
acd if tbe track is perfect and no wind
traud time will be made.
Tbe Salem wheel contests have el'e
ited universal admiiaticB Tbey have
bten well mari-l and tbe vidting
wbeelrsen have ben shown every
eoorley and are well atir&rd. No
creel ty or vulgarity bat keep manifest,
no wravglltig or ncealtm3nly con
duct on tbe part of tberiderv. It has
been a fine week's sport cocdacted on
high moral plans. Tbe closing strug
gle Saturday for tbe ten mile honor
sad medal will bo & fitting conclusion
t-t tbe whole progr m, No cruelties
s too d qj permitted.
Tjc grand stand Is perfectly barbar
oas in its domar that horses or men
shall do their ntmoe. Saturday tbe
track may be heavy or wet, or there
may be a strong wind. No rider should
be forced to set pace for over two to
gratify tbe grand stand. The pleasure
of a week's successful amateur cycling
should not be marred by concessions
that will inflrct era ;lty upon tbe young
boys who h lve given tbe people sneb
fine races this week.
Notice To Water Consmnezs.
The company la now removing cne
of tbdr old pumps In order to make
room for tbe new one. Tbey wish the
consumers to be as economical as possi
ble in tbe use of water, avoiding any
unnecessary waste.
Baleit Water Co.
9 21-at
Stoves Set up, cleaned up or pol
ished. Freeland & Louslgnout, 123
State.
Next to tbe state fair, 'The Paris"
attracts tbe greatest share of attention
among the ladies next to Bush's
bank.
Don't go to the state fair until you
have been at Dabney's Fair, on Court
street. Bargins In everything, e o d
Htovbb. New 35 stoves for $18.
Free'and fc Lonsignont, 123 State.
For a choice meal at any hour at
Westacott & Irwin's.
Fastest tlae to the fair ground! on
tbe motor carp,
For a choice meal at any hour at
Westacott k IrwinV.
Shoes and boot at very low prices
for cash, at tbe New York Racket.
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All kinds of fish at Davison's Court
street market.
iii..
Tbe meals at Strong's restaurant are
always tbe richest.
Eastern oysters Davison's market
Strong's bakery has tbe best.
Ml.
Fresh trout Davison' market.
Take a wotor r for Ihs main gale
uftbMrftrouit4(,
mmmmmmmmtm m irima iili'WP "w
It ( pWH to why ewvboJy no
to Wrong's rUurat.
Fjrw4 matt--JkyJottl market,
0r, Prk't Crmm PtVNr Pw4r
StrougV bskery has the best.
What 0rHUr Axe Zclag.
' IndiawaJ'ous, Bept. 21,Tbe car
pHtM iBlernftUoBsl oooventton today
U4iM not ( wk war with knights
ofJtoramJ awahjamated carpente
In Chloo uhUms Ktyty ttrtjck (iL The
cowHbHt will noi pass a nolujou
rwjuJriug t7uacti90 Pf hesMocla.
UONtolMH)! fwly u KpglUh, A
rolrton wHI rwi whlplj will
fvx IU fH 4m4w of politic kwk.
s V mw prty hut do polltlMl
yHy wlU I .wol.
XOZE OP TEE AWAED3-
OatUaaaata ef tia Preacica Iir
Snsstlas Jsiezs Books.
cxlcrs, ETC-
Ftest pcetafez. Mr.T. M- ThutB?
sca, iaatV rfress draws wrt, il
ltke ef dcta wasx. aK" : Mats
Adi Bnyossac, psfet 5- r lir, ilia
? AKs, iw siiaa: 3I. JleKrsy,
tefas skin; Mrs. Fraak HmV,
fcBiea4f.i-T3nri;Mr&. D Bt.r,
PtBctlxsMf. ftt fca- tmticiKt,
aarprE exMaet f4t lov wrfe.
Secaed paminm- Mi lrJ!a ViV
eas, spfeasse-a draTB wwrt; Mr. T.
1L TBMSfeoa, xpraa draws wyrk;
Mrs. W. Breyaaaai. exli.fcrt p 4at bee
wees; Mis NeMSe Litc&S, spwiceea
f drawn work; Mrs. Hesry V. Msy-
eri, coSeetaoa of drawn wr!:; 3Ii
Myra epeny, point lace handSercblef;
Mis a Fellow?, MeMinnvUIe, pillow
shsss; Mrs. D. Bbker, Psnland, point
lace CRKar; Mis IXta Abraiss; .Lin
coln, infant's drew drawn werk.
Esrrnsc, etc.
First premiums. Mrs. 3. Girod,
Brooks, dbplay of handiwork; Mr. A.
Btc nbart, child's saqoe; ebocfaet, fancy
silk stockings, lady's knit skirt;
Bertha Mattbey, crochet shawl; Mrs.
W. Qoartier, woolen cocks;Mrs. Bronil-
lard, knit lace; Mrs. S. Allin, crochet
skirt; Mrs. G C. Hogan, robe; Mis
Mary Hogan. lace croefcef; Mr. J.
Q-ilnn,faDcy mittens; ilVf Cra Litcb
field, crochtl btl; Mts IsAz Priugle,
portiers In mould crochet, crochet in
silk; Mrs. S. A. Gondii, Aumsville,
woolen stockings; Miss Genevieve
Hashes, fksduator.
Second premiums. Mrs. A. Bern-
bart, crochet skirt, sleeking wool
Miss Annie Breyman,, crochet in silk;
Mrs. S. Allin, Afghan robe; Mrs. C.
Gatch, child's bood crochet; Miai Jes
sie Breyman; fascinater: Mrs. W.
Qoartier, crochet saque; Misa L.
Harold, crochet shawl; Sirs. J. Chan
dler, 'display of handiwork; Mrs. An
drew Vercier, specimen lace crochet;
Misi Mary Hogan, fancy mittens; dis
play cf handiwork; Mr. Acdrew Ver
cler, iptdmD lace crochet; Miss Mary
Hogan.fancy mittens, bplay of handi
work; Mrs. J. 5. Munson, knit lace;
Mrs. A. S. Leach, knit skirt, crochet
hood; Mrs. M. E. Tull, Barlow, knit
woolen stockings and socks.
Mrs. 6. Girod, Brooks, received first
on display of handiwork inepedal class.
First premiums. Salem flouring
mills, floor fifty poucdg; B. F. Sargent,
Malheur, gates; James finoey&Son,
Brookg, grubbing machine; J. E. Mur
phy, drain tile; E. S. Lamport, saddle,
sing'e carriage barnesa,Ieatber harness;
Dugan Bros., furniture; Bhafler &
Clark, display farm machinery, bug
gies, road cart and wagons. Second
premiums. S. P. Barger, Brownsville,
gates.
Tbe furniture upon which Dugan
Bros, received the first premium above
are "tbe Dugan indistiuctible iron bed
steads, of which they make a large
number for public institutions.
First premiums. Burton Bros.,
pressed brick; Mrs. E. C. Simeral, soap,
lard; Mrs. 8. A. Condlt, Aumsville,
candles; Mrs. J. C. Cooper, McMInn-
vll!e,-brooins; H. P. Chase, windmill.
Second premium. Mrs. Jane Condit,
Turner, candles; Mrs. J. C. Cooper,
McMinnvIl'e, lard; J. B. Brown, wash
ing machine; J. Hanson, open 1 u?gy.
COOKIKO, ETC
First premiums. Mrs. Sarah Kim-
ber, fruit cake, assortment of cakes,
gelatine cooking; Mrs. E. F. Osborn,
bated beans; Miss Emma Silver, cof
fee cake, layer cake; Mrs. C. Gatch,
loaf cake; Mrs. J. L. Munson, potato
yeast bread, baking powder biscuit;
Mrs. 8. R. Foster, collection domestic
canned fruits in jars, assortment cf
Jellies, assortment of jams, assortment
pickles, Mrs. Jane Condit, Turner, as
sortment sweet pickles; Mrs. J. A.
Richardson, salt rising bread; Mrs. J.
C. Brown, steamed brown bread; Mrs.
O. F. Taylor, assortment of preserves.
Second premiums. Mrs. Barah Kim
ber, baked beans; Mre. A. Jones, coffee
cake; Mrs. E. F. Osborn, assortment
sweet pickles; Mrs. Dora MeElhaney,
collection domestio canned fruits: Mrs,
S. R. Foster, assortment preserves,layer
caKe; Mrs. A. 15. Crosby, assortment
jellies; Mrs. Jane Condit, Turnpr, jams;
Mary flame, joaf cafce; Mrs. Sevat.
biscuit; Mrs. J. C. Brown, salt rising
creaa; airs. rneo. Nolf, steamed brown
bread.
The meals at Strong's restaurant are
always the richest,
ma-J L J1J LX .. J J. t ,
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Fair,
w CREAM
RAJflNG
vwim
HQ5T ?WWQT MADB,
A pw Orifs a ram of TM Povt , pm
by Awwwrfa, Aw wijyotlwr4H,arii,
f?VWRSTHISTAHPARP,
la Police Circles.
State fair wtek has broagbl ot
few victims to ibe dty bast Oe.ba tit
inert be said few go there for want of
ometbisg to eat. It is remarkable
hew few eosaamers of tbe neeesmries
of Bfe there are In Sskm. What Is tbe
caaeeof tbh? Who Is responsible for
til Here is the plain treth: Tbe low
prkrs of gneriea maintained by the
Pcetsfiiee Grocery store ot Harritt &
IiwrtBo. They are tbe leaders Id
Iww prim, and people appredate their
ntelheds.
m
Yocb WirE AoAtx. We woold like
to stc ber have a litte time to rest, so
aext week instead of wasblsgyoor own
eietbes, send them to tbe Salem steam
laundry where tbey will look better
and last longer than If you bad done
them yourself. Charges are viry rea
sonable.
A
Ladies. Yoo are cordially Invited
t tbe W. C. T. TJ. rooms to meet Mrs.
N. W. Kinney, state president W. C.
T. U. She has something good to toll
yea. Tuesday afternoon at 2:30. Come.
saving board bills by taking their meals
at the N. Y. Kitchen. Open day and
night.
m
Recorder's Court. Judge Eden
this mornint; gave three drunks, two
vags, one peddler and two irerpissera
five days each.
State Fair Wedding. A liceme
was this morning fesned for Rosa Wool
erv to wed Geo. S. Ritcbey. Judge
Ed Edes performed the cenmony.
Visit Th3 New York Racket store
and Ee the bargains tbey are ofiering
in every line.
m
I Suppose Your borse eats. Then
buy jcur horse feed where you can get
it (he cheapest for cash. A White.
Boots, shoes, bate, shirts, hosiery, un
derwear, gloves, and all kinds of no
tions cheap, at Tbe New York Racket,
dwlt
Don't forget the bargains in sh es at
Tne New York Racket. 333 Commer
cial'street. d w It
Save money on all your purchases by
dealing with The New York Racket
333 Commercial street, State Insurance
block. d w It
Crack Stove House. A new f.50
range for $25 at Freeland & Louslgnout.
123 State.
Worth a Guinea a Box. O
ii-i -1. r-uJ-r-u i-i- -1 - - - -
8
A trifling dose from
a 25-cent box of
Beecham's
Pfflsrt
(Tasulejc.) W
will frequently prove
as effective as a doc
tor's prescription.
AT 10 cbjJ
M standa,si
5T0RlEsiu
NOr BEING OFFERED AT
DEARBORN'S Boot Ston.
JOHN HUGHR
Dealer Ik Groceries, p
aad the west comp!csj Jj
Brashes t all Kiig j, ,J
State. Artlsts'SatcrUkiJ
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nu,vca.tui 11U Wggtt
njicai. UUiiiU) OIUKiiaSii.!
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UUllTliBhCf.
If AK -A llVaT libtoWwT"
wboballd andoprteaubiirl
pow. AounMouoie, mtanoiC
mi, rvut in.
T?OR At.V- Anew w'eoa-bonijs,.!
12 rtluro 'redeenCeh'vrjrnjtrtvl
oarposts. luqalre of J w, Cunfil
jwwiiii jiAfcgc rvSI
TJAKD TlME-WDy bo; so omiu,
XX aii. wnca joa can raw ttsiMB
ciranJ.dyrrlaid recarel umti.
fora aoalftam? ltntwor-eia.ihi uit
niyoqcpirajuon uo;i. aa aair
rw. K
I.UlU s L.K A tew U own Lnbne
f l and White Imtrhll)Kli,pt.ib
v r. nnir jr. journal noro.
(VR El' 1-AiiH-LaixeioioIttin
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tblnf for puttlog andertHfua (atk
rrv tXCUAJOK-Oood tatu4:
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anoccdDiea v-niiorr aroui
door (came) pilw, uonx doiemu i
Readable in tbe d rk: p.o&l 10 1
aeeoUmke5 to $15 dailf. WiCcIrM
uisirlmriUi jour own duh ta. lea
Co. ibt irarnorn n. . UKatn.
J7 Taooaiaaad an FraadMopfiBM
tieeaneii ranouiwina.
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kindaonMlefttXSlJbtriTitn'tt
rrUtlS PATKU Is keplOBBMti is.ee
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RxchxBte.Bau KranelMO, CWfcnkt
cootracru for actTertlttnt can b ate I
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PROPOSALS FOB SMI
PROPERTY,
Oia1af timtVMtll will h MttTt&A D
floe of the Secretary of SjitBpt'8S
Monday, uctooer i, iwi, iorkMuwr
nrthiiTtrATMrtTin thlR dtT ECllUvB
-rnpifrh nrf fitafA trrjlit nttlCftfl
by tho blind ftchooi The porefeitj;2
torejaet any and all biiH U waj
fnrlh r Information ca'lon S1H
nptrlnwndentortbeffrrI. ml
HYLVE3TERFW
"a-.-gSSJ,-,
E.B McEf-R'J
Bnpt ofFatulel
Board oT Tnutcex
Tl I ! FINE AND CHE
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Largest Stock, Lowest Prices
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Our stock is now replete with the novelties of tbe
Our assortments ivoro novm- liol.tr unrl the effects fffl
more pleasiner. We would reouest a personal insj
our trimmed Hats and Bonnets.
THE LEADER,
265
. Commercial st.
Salem, Or.
150 to 250,
TRIMMFF) H
TO SELECT Ff
. . . Willis Bros. & Co. .f
wress uoous, uiothmg, ahoes of all kinds, w " i
Gloves, Corsets, lioaiory, Undenvear, Trunks id J
TKl.l r in i ... -. . . ..! rtniliJ.'i
j-vxuuuum, jacea, j!i!iibroideneHf JJJanxets aim "
ing Goods and Notions,
1 rmnH nlwnv fli Inwant
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