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Tiicy'rc stylish, too, Tlic newest shades in
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"' ' C&lfired Velyet Haby Klbbons,
"A- Colored Satin Uabyltlbbons,
A Colored Taffeta Illbbons, nil widths
Colored Moire Itlbbon, all widths.
Tlio most stylish for trimmings and neckwear.
TODAY WE UNPACKED
20 pairs Woot Blankets.
, 150 Pairs Cotton Blankets,
1 Ladles' Jackets and Capes.
Misses' and Children's Jackets, . ,
Ladles.' "Melba" Combination Underwear,
Children's Worsted. Combination Underwear!
Every Article Bought Is Money Saved.
Comp and Sec Us.
CASH
STORE.
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
STORE
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lasts until cycry remnant in the house is
gone. To make it a quick clearing affair
ill Remnant Prices Are Got One-Half
Some four and five yard lengths, enough
for a skirt, at one'half cost, Don't wait
until they are all picked over, but get
some of the plums of this sale,
lAll Summer Goods Less Than
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GREAT REDUCTION,
Strong's famous Now York Ico Cream reduced to 25o u quart.
Ice Cream with cake served at 10c.
At Strong's restaurant.
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AT MARION COURT HOUSE.
Proceedings at the Various Departments
of the Capital County Seat.
A. M. Clough has Hied a tint against
Marion county, for the fees Incident
to the Inquest Jand burial of Oliver
Lee, a pauper who died some time
ago at the poor farm. The county
court ordered the bill not to he paid
aud Coroner Clough prays for a writ
of review. The case will bo heard
before Judge IJolse on October 10.
Laban Moulding, P.M. Shepardand
K. JF. Moulding, appraisers or the
estate of J. McSmlth, deceased, filed
their report of the Inventory, .Thurs
day, showing the property to consist
of 100 acres of land valued at $100.
The final report of D. W. Llebtcn
thaler, guardian of Oracd G. and Joslo
L. Parrlsh, minor heirs of Jennie L.
Parrlsh, deceased, was approved, and
he was dlsVfiarged from further ser
vice and liability.
The following deeds wcjo lilcd In
tho Recorder's oITlce teday:
The Oregon and California Railroad
company to W. $11. Adair, tho north
west quarter of the northwest quarter
of section 1, 1 7 s' r 1 c. 41.09 acres 123
Herman Borchect and wife to A. D.
Gardner lot 3. block 0. Thomas
addition to Stay ton w. d. $30.
W.J. ItlchardsoR and wife to A.
D. Gardner, lot 4, block 0, Thomas
addition to 8 lay ton w. d. $40.
St. Joseph's New Pastor,
Itev. Father Daly, late of Eugene,
arrived In the city today to take
charge of his new pastorate at St.
Josephs church, as the successor of
the late Key. J. S. White. Father
Daly is a young man, a native of
Nova Scotia, ubout 30 years of age,
and a zealous worker in his church.
He will bo made welcome by his large
congregation here, and will Itcgin his
work forthwith.
In Police Court.
Ed Long bid the city jallgoodhyo
this morning after a three daj's visit,
ne promised Recorder Edes not to
call on him again before Now years
Tina Brown was arrested at a late
hour last night for roaming the
streets and spent the remainder of
the night in the marshal's olllce. Her
ball was fixed at $10, In default of
which she Is now in the city jail.
Those old plantation melodies will
bo sung by the Tennessee Students
tonight.
A hack containing two ladlcsand an
old gentleman had a bad tip over on
East State street Thursday afternoon.
The team was frightened somewhat at
tho car and veered to tho left, upset
ting the vehicle Into the big ditch re
cently built there. Fortunately tho
peoplo wero not badly hurt. Their
names wero not learned.
Somebody's Darling
With No One to. Love It and
No One to Claim.
Murdered, It Floated in the Cold
Waters of the Willamette.
CALIi A MHSaENGUm ....
and have your notes and packages
delivered, to collect a bill, to so on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates en merohanta' packages.
Charges roasouablo. Bloyole ser
vice. Illnc Blno boxes or telephone
40.
Lookwood Messenger Byatoni, Central
office No. 200 Commercial utroot.
GEO C. WILL
has removed his music
store to 231 Commercial
street, opposite Bush's
bank,
.
Ji
Salem Local.
Tonight ami Saturday fair.
Mr. P. It, Anson In Portland for
about a week
Ituesel Coleman and Dave Dragcr
are In Portland for a couplo of days.
Mr. Kennedy, collector for tho
fcicrlfener magazine was In tho city for
tho past fow days.
C4
.
DO
N'T
FORGET
OUR VTORK NUMBER.
I'Ht It down In your shopping
lw
Oewe uhcI slmro a fow mo
RMMtaofyourtlino with us,
Wekye kmu great values to
you is our
RIBBONS
LAOUK
MOflKftY
UJr6jMtWEAR
ATUT NOTIONB.
TY OUR SHOES.
fAlttJC OIL CLOTH, ISo YD.
u awwmwwi) wnii
UHOWl.
fOfcum't Rcketl
mCOMttMUl BtTv-cl
Ufiti&k
V. II. Holmes left yesterday for
Ocean Park whero lie will Join his
family for n fow day's outing.
Harry Ollnger has returned to
Salem, after several months spent In
Tacoma and Seattle. Ho will remain
In Salem for somo time.
Tho transport Australia brought
to San Prnnclsco Soigeant O. A
llort, and Prlvato V. II. Dye, of tho
second Oregon, who wore takon sick
and ordered homo on n furlough.
Shurill Davidson, of Helena, Mont.,
left on tho' morn Inn's overland with
Joseph Allen tho young half-breed
accused of murder. Allen will be
tried at Helena at tho next term of
court.
Will Oglo tho Woodburn hloyclo
rider was a visitor In I ho city today.
Mr. Oglo Is meeting with great huo
cess In his racing this season having
defeated many of tho crack western
rldcis.
Miss Anna Krlhs, one of Poitlaud's
most accomplished musicians, re
turned toher homo in tho olty today.
Miss Krlbs will probably ha vo a largo
clus of music students In Salem tho
coming winter.
ltov. Father Placltus, musical di
rector of Mt, Augol college, is In this
city, the guest of Father Dominic,
who has beo'n temporarily in ohurgo
of St, Joseph's church and will return
homu with his colleague tomorrow.
ltov. L. M, Idlemau Is visiting his
brotuer C. M. Idlemau for a few days.
Itey Idlciimn Is a recent graduate of
tho Episcopal theological seminary
at Onmbln'Ohlo and will mioii loave
fdr Cincinnati where ho has reclevrd
a cat).
A Good Hay Market,
Browestcr& White have this week
shipped several carloads of hay to
California. Most of It Is going to
San .lose, and many cars mere arc to
follow. This tirm pays about $3 per
ton rorthouay, ana urtcring adding
$0 per ton frleght, are able to sell at
a profit to themselves. These ship
ments will bring considerable money
Into our state this year.
To Cleanse the System.
Effectually yet gently, when costive
or bullous, or when the blood Is Im
puro or Hlugglsli, topcamaneiitly over
co mo habitual constipation, to
awaken tho kidneys and liver to it
healthy activity, without irritating
or weakening them, to dispel head
aches, colds, or fevers, uso Syrup of
KIgs.
Coino to the opera house and hear
old Shady and Aunti Dinah. Admls
sliiii 25 and 15 cents,
Cervera's Favorite Dish.
It Is not that Curve's tavorlto delo
cacy Is plcklod olives, but tho favor
Ito delecacy of tho Salem public Is tho
famous 15 cent meal that Ueoigo
llro's. restaurant gives them.
lie Never Smokes.
All old limn was hoard to say (he
other day that ho had never smoked
till he heard of tho La Corona 10 cent
cigar and then tho temptation was
too great and ho couldn't resist. Try
them once nnd ycuwillbo convinced.
.mi
Tho Tcuncsseo Students are at tho
opera house tonight. Como and hear
somo excellent Jubilee music.
Coroner Clough was not! fled at an
early hour this morning by telephone
that a baby had been found In the
river, near the Pomona dock at the
foot of State street. On going to the
scene Mr. Clough found the body a
baby boy floating near the edge of the
rlyer between the boat and the bank,
The body was taken from the water
and Is now In the coroner's ofllec In
embalming fluid, waiting for Its sor
rowing parents to claim and give it
decent Christian burial,
Steward Wright of the Pomona was
the person whp made the discovery of
the baby. Upon his coming out of
his cabin upon deck this morning
about 0 o'clock hesaw the little body
In tho water surrounded by dish.
Until Mr. Wright returns on the Po
mona no Investigation will bo made
as ho and the boat hands are the
most Important witnesses yet come to
light.
The remains of the child were
viewed by several prominent physi
cians and all expressed the oplnon
that beyond doubt a crime has been
committed. Provision is made in the
criminal code for such olTcnscs as
this In sections 1805-7 749J as follews:
"If any unmarried woman shall con
ceal the death of any Issue of her
body, so that It may not be known
whether such Issue was burn alive or
not, or whether It was not murdered,
such woman, upon conviction hcrcoof,
shall be punished by imprisonment In
the penitentiary not less than six
months nor more than ono year, or
by Imprisonment in the county jail
not less than three months nor more
than ono year.
"18G0r050l When a woman Is In.
dieted for the murder of her bastard
infant, she may also bo chained by
the same indictment with the crime
defined in scct.'on 1805 010, and if she
shall be found not guilty or tne charge
of murder, she may be found guilty of
the crime defined In such section, and
punished accoMllnuiy."
Hv these sections of the code a
crimodias undoubtedly been commit
ted and Investigations aro under way
which It Is hoped will clear up tho
mystery nnd lead to tho conviction of
the guilty party.
In this connection it might bo
proper to note that the parents or
whoever Is responsible for tho lonely
grave found near the reseyolr last
week Is liable, under section 1805 of
the code to conviction of a peniten
tiary offence.
lloth of these affair.! should be
probed to the bottom and the truth
known
FORQINQ AHEAD.
Tho Tcuncsseo Students at tho
opera house tonight. 25 and 15 cents.
Hop Picking Time
Is ut hand -you wllll need somo
things. Wo can supply them,
Ulankets MM to u a pair.
Quilts 75c5to 2 CO each.
Cloves 2tc to 1 a pair.
Hats 25o to Wench.
Park prints-new patterns Do the
yard,
Shoe Bargains,
100 pairs children's shmv, nil sUts,
SW wr!adlca shoes all' sIzeB, 7fto a
INur,
Jttst, the thing to wear hop picking,
R.&lVCORUKTH,
KTANDAUD PA'TTKUNH.
WILLIS BROS. &.C0,
OANII DRY (IOODH ANDBHOKS.I
HOTEL WILLAMETTE.
Among arrlyaU today wero follow fellow follew
ing: Geo. A. Ilrowu, 11. W. Khiuaun,
Adolph Uoseuhurg. Italia Watt, J. O.
Thomas, San Kranclsco; J. II. Densoy,
Ilcrburt W. Smith, Chicago; 1 Wtll
inan. Salem; 11 Irani Tyree, wlfo and
children, Albany; W. K, Wann,
vvaloport; Krauk uutiu. w. a. nuo
hunau. Portland; Clarcnco L. Trout,
New York
CSKEST
Canned Meats,
Canned Vegetables
! Pork and Beans,
Condensed. Milk,
Condensed Soups,
and in fact everything for
comfort in camp life, of
SOUANN
The Grocer.
12-1 Qtato at Telephone SI
Japan Manufacturing Interests Being
Looked After.
Nnw York, Aug. 19. A Shlzuo
Kondo, president of the Japanese
American Commercial and Industrial
Association, with headquarters at
Toklo, Japan, Is In America attempt
ing to Interest the American manu
facturer in the possibilities of trade
with Japan, which he declares has
been gaining wonderfully since 1890,
and holds forth exceptional Induce
ments to American exporters. If the
American exporter knew the real
condition of the Japan field, Mr.
Kondo stys, American exports to
Japan would Increase enormously.
American headquarters have been
temporarily established In Jthls city.
"When Japan was opened by the
United Suates In 1850." Mr. Kondo
said last night; "she took the position
an elder sister, and wo have always
so regarded her.- We haye exported to
the United States more than to any
other nation, but wo find thoUnltcd
States docs not .export to Japan In
equal ratio."
It Impressed Mr. Kondo that the
Ignorance of American manufactur
ers had much to do with their IndHfer
ence to the Japanese field, and the
Japan-American Commercial Indus
trial Association was formed In 1890
largely to disseminate trade Informa
tion. One of Us Important Imple
ments Is the Japanese-American Jour
nal a monthly publication, (luting
from January of this year, and pub
lished half In English and hair In
Japanese. Mr. Kondo Is Its editor.
Japanese expoits to America have
Increased 05 per cent, since 1890. Mr.
Kondo says: Last year they amounted
to $20,218,202. Almost an equal In
crease In the American export trade
Into Japan has been noticed In the
last two years. In 18G9 the United
States exported Into Japan to the
amount of $8,108,801. In 1807 the
llgures were $13,517,203.
Among the articles for which there
Is an especial demand in Japan, Mr,
Kondo enumerated arms, ainmunll Ion,
balances, measuring scales and tapps,
barometers, binocular glasses, clocks,
compasses and chronometers, cutlery,
electric light apparatus engines and
pumps and gas machines, fools and
locomotives, machinery or all kinds,
Including knitting, mining, paper
making, printing, spinning, weaving,
wood woikliu, Iron and steel work
ing, telegraph, sleam and water me
ters, oil engine:, sewing machines,
sporting guns anil accessories, steam
boilers and engines, tinning lathe,
typewriters, copy presses, watches,
movements, fittings and assessories,
drugs, chemical-, ami machines, dies
colors, paints, glass manufactures,
grains, seeds, hides, metal manufac
tures of all kind, oil, paralllucs, wax,
papei and stationery, sugar, flour, tis
sues, Mi leads, raw cotton, tobacco and
cigarettes, wines, liquors ami spirits,
animals and bones, naval stores,
leather of all Lkinds, lubber goods
lumber, vessels and ships, vessels, and
supplies, soap, toilet and perfumery.
w
via
$
WAR NOT ENDED I
, j-j n., ntipv7 clearance sale
Our war on prices is not enocu, - &
closed Saturday, but this week we will offer
special drives in various lines,
!&
B 3c
Onlv a few left. Our 8, 9 ani 10c
W wash goods all go 5c.
Sw All our lawns, dimities, lappets,
Oft)
0J Swisses, organdies, etc, 15 18 and 20c
values at 10c the yard,
fcc,
Ladie"s sleeveless vests at 4c, a good I
value at 8c, Large line in all colors, WR
12 1-2c
Camping blankets in eray, white and
V'cuna, good values at G7c 88c, $1.15 and
1
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JUST RBCBIYBD
If you are after bargains call on us,
257
Commercial St
Tlic Brain House of Salem
i-szcxc
vwiy. wws
Cuban Commissioner Appointed,
Washington, Aug. Aug. 10. Chas.
V. -.iimld. a nromlnent Now York
lawyer has been appointed as a spec
lal representative of the department
of justice on the Cuban military com
mission, (lould has special knowledge
ol Spanish law.
Say!
Those Cuts
Aro drawing like
"hmisoon lliv."
20 Per Cent
l lie proverbial
On all oxfords and all Ian shoes
means innuny saving prices for mu.
Come soon and gel your pick,
25 Per Cent
On gray sU'cl enameled wans
yelling llku hot cakes.
tho pllo plainly marked at the
IIAUV
See
door,
UAitvKST snorcsa
HAltVKST O LOVES
OVKUSHIKTS
OVERALLS
And everything elscatlouestr.u'Ut
prices,
War Buttons,
12 lor 30 cents,
While tlioy last. Wo hayo nearly
all tho battleships und Dewey. Make
a collection, you may not have
another chance at tho prlco. Won't
last long.
VALENOIENES LAOES 18c doz
HAIR WETS 5c
VASLLINE fio
11ANDANAS 5c
VK1L1NU lOo yd lip
Eyerythlugelso In proportion,
Those
Wheei Bargains
Two moroof them carried oft yes
terday. People aren't slow to follow
up our ads. .
Gotanothensnaplii a nun's wheel
S19.
ttoys Don't "Want to Quit.
Washington, Aug. 10. The war
department has been trying to ascer
tain which of the tioops desire to be
musleied out, It being the object to
accommodate the troops us far us pos
sible Up to the present time It looks
us If all the voluutecis wanttd to re
main, and that the mustcriu out will
have to be by arbitrary order.
Information received at the depart
ment indicates that the desire to re
main iu the servico Is not conllned to
tho olliccrs, hut that the rank und (lie
wish to continue In tho government
employ. The depirtnient will wait
until what Information possible Is
In, when, If u troops desire to ictuin
to their homes a selection, In tho best
Judgment of the olliccrs, will ho made
WIGGINS' BAZAAR !
HAUKIfl' PlWJKrt,
Dewey Has the Cable,
IIONO. Komi, Aug.19. A dlspitch
from tho correspondent at Manila of
the Associatld I're?s continuing the
capture of the tow ti says the American
troops now occupy every position for
merly held by the Spaniards, or whom
0000 are prisoners. Not a single shot
was fired at the lleet. jTIio dispatch
also says that Admiral Dewey picked
up the end of the severed cable on
Friday, but that tl.o if no Is not yet in
w oik I m,' order. Merchantmen are
leaving Uong Kong dally 'or Manila.
A great rush of trade Is expected.
Hospital-Ship Arrives.
Nnw Yoitk', Aug. 10. The hospital
ship relief, arrived from i'orto Rice,
with 248 sick and wounded soldieis
from Miles army Ten deaths from
typhoid occurred on ojage.
Please Notice.
For a few days only we will sell
pure lard on bulk" cent per pound,
(bring your buckets.)
C. Woltz & Miescick.
17 II 171 Commercial St.
i
Boat Stolon,
A white row boat with double oar
locks and my name on bow, was
taken from Trade street landing,
August 17 or 18. Any Information
leadlnulo recovery of same will be
rewarded.
8 18tf John Savaok, Jn.
Dissolution Notice.
Notice Is hereby given that the
partnership heretofore existing be
tween James Mauulre and Henrv W.
Teatz Crystal Ice and Cold Storage
nmKuuoaiuiuuicuuu is ims uay oe-
solved by mutual consent. Salrl
Teatz retlrluc from the linn and
ousiness. All uebts and liabilities are
assumed by the undersigned and
all money due the said tirm are pay
able to the undersigned date the l'Jth
day of August, 1898.
8 10 lui Jamhs Maquire.
I $1,35, W
. - p
GB URI REV AMD HUBBY HMUK 1
v,rv
irai
K
1 ' " ' ' " - -- I,
erlyulffi
lt V.!)ti1?twca,rcbetterprcllarC(n,,,mmlI,J,'i I'ti-sincss as It should he.
A large room and low rent means Ida pileps
wall paper. l
BUREN Si
218 Commercial street, near State.
See what we aro doing In
HAMILTON-
Mtempt to Blow Up a Station,
Yakcouyku, 11. O., Aug., 10, An
attempt was made Wednesdayt at
Htoveusou to blow up tho itollcc sta
tion and court room with guupowder.
A cau containing 25 imunds of powdei
was found underneath (lie building,
directly under Magistrate I'leuon's
chair, Tho fuso burncl within six
Inches of tho powder.
ISuu lui uo tiow IU Dr. ttllu P&ln nil
Right in Front
of Their Eyes.
uu mo nices or contented people
you win see a pair pf my ,spectach s.
Happy, because the frames are fitted
properly and the lenses absolutely
correct.
If your eyes are falllng-ln any way
consult me It costs you nothing.
CH. HINGES, D.R.,
nxpeii optician.
Rew location, 200 .Commercial street.
3 doors south tit roaionU-e.
WILL HAVE BETTER WATEK.
Contract Let for Building a New Crib in
the Willamette River,
For some time the Salem public
lme been awaiting with much In
terest the culmination of the negotia
tions being carried on by the Water
Co., In regard to the building of a
new crib out In the rlyer to take the
piaceoruie old one which lias grown
almost too small for piesent use.
Hearing that the. matter was set
tled a Jouhnal teporler called upon
Mr. Wallace, piesldentof the Water
Co. and upon Inquiry as to the fact of
the company's haying been successful
in completing the negotiations, which
they have been so eminently pushing
all summer, for the new crib, Mr
Wallace said that the Water Co. had
found It very ditllcult to get suillclent
power on the sand bar to run pumps of
capacity great enough to keen water
outjofthecrlbjis It was dug, so as to
enable them to sink It to
a suillclent depth.
Finally to secure a couipii.y or
worker cipjblo of doing tho ji0
that no chance of failure would be
left they engaued the Cascade Con-
J'WBdrlBoandl1eavy,U:lc,inery
This Co. Is the one that built lie
Cascade locks and Is thoroughly
reliable one. They calculate that the
work can bo completed Ineh-i.t. ,i.lt.B
after It is begun. The Waler Co
expect them to Lenin work before the
uibviii oBjnemoer,
Mr. A. L. Mrotvn imc i.n ,.. .. ..
land for the past fewdav i,i. ' ..
exlilciuattersandriishthemk
...sporting tho machinery to !
OREGON
Agricultural College !
Courfesia ARdculiural, Mechanical and
r-iectrica ,lni:iieeriiij;, lions liohl Science
aim pli rmacy.
TUIIION I'KEE AND NO INCI
DENTALS, Lain, Irercli.amlfSermsii oplicn,). The
ntxt teim will Ue2in fcept. ao 1898.
i,r 1'or "1t.,J1IrCl.,e.aJdfs W. i:. Yates secre.
I W,orlHOS.M.OAir PrUfnt Cor
va"'s Uf S j8 11
Kruit Notes.
citv Knr,i ,'.:.:' ""l,v TK
, ' " " 'HKiii. am has
In prospect.
II10 Wallace orchard shipped a
f pears vestordav ani J ' . ... "
wra day.
more
o pears vestorday a.i3 are now shin
plni; fruit nt tii . ... nm 8"1,
. v ,H" a
Reduced Rates.
20 1898. will 11 rrtDr&iA,uSht
leiu to Yaoulna ut t- in . P tickets Sa
' trains &turdS " l..5 "n .
mi ..i..i..:r ."'. m
Bin. "" Jioi
v-.lf-n
"od return
aiternoo
oi;iNMm,
'nnaay afternoon.
if
'AJBaMVfiVAUVSHHNMsM
1 tA iviai m
FREE
To every person
who wishes It for a
bonnet in I lie hop
lard, by purchasing
at our store coffees,
teas, snlces. cximnt.
etc., to tlie amount
or 50 cents or oyer.
YOKOHOMA TEA STORE.
iouget tickets the
same.
MVSNaSBMfc,,
Our New Building.
COMD AND BED U3'
Shingles,
Shingles,
Lath, Lath,
Fire Clay,
Fire Brick.
Lime and C( mont,
Eto, Eto,
To.ms Heascnable. Now 1, tho Ume for
dryers.
D. B, DENTLBY & CO
314 Trent at.
Wr.Fj-S?i.ft
SaKman t0 M' "mprotcmrnt Co. yaj,