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FRIDAY'S S1PI
These Friday Sales are almost "Gift Sales," prices
are not considered. Our last Friday's safe vas
the biggest Success of the season.and FRIDAY'S
SALE this week will be
Linen Toweling at Six cents a Yai
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8TOBE
HOLVERSON'S
VOU ONE
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Silk Strioed Crashes i
The newest material for summer skirls,
pink, brown and green silk stripes. 25c.
per yard.
Plain Crashes from 8 1-3 cents up.
New Piques for waists, white and colored.
New styles in heavy welt piques.
Another lot of our great 50c. values in
Shirt Waists now ready.
Extra values in Crash skirts at 1.25 51.50
51.75 52.00 each.
J. J. DALRYMPLE A. COMPANY.
A SKILLFUL.
ART
lo wntoli repairing, and tliu nklllfui re
pairer U cloxu ukln to tint miiuufauturor.
Wocnmhlm) both. If you hnvo n Alio
watch, nnd nny pari broken or lout wu
run replace It. You may havo n watch
tliat you think can't bo made to keep
tlmo; It may bo liecmiau you hnvo never
placed it in Hkillful IiiiiiiIh. If mo, ltd im
mxi it. If It ran ho mucin into a TIME
l'IKOE, wo cnu il.) it.
C-H.HIN0BS
(JOO OOMMICHOIAN MT.
WEATHER ngPOHT.
Tonight ami 1'rldny, fair, warmur.
DATES OP LOCAL EVENTS.
Juno .'lO.Commenriuuiint Intoridatu
Musical Coimervntory, Etta Anders-Will-man
Principal.
July 4 Celebration at Kaluin.
The Daily Journal has
more subscribers in Salem,
and naid-ut) ones at that.
than any other newspaper.
nt?f
Grand Conceit.
At thu Unity uhttruli Tiuwlay evening '
u no wo. it. rarviuH pupi" HKffiiuiM ny
Mm. IIulllo I'urriHh.llhmctt. Novullo
Quartet, Mm. Hollaml, J. It I'arviu ami
other, iulinMn IS ent. n lit W
VC'yCSvvJ'ASNlS'v&vSyCvly
Ice Mot Qiven Away.
I cannot afford to ulvo leouwny, hut
urn nulling h puro nrtlulo at a prioo thut
im vrlthlit the ronnh of all.
CltVNTVa Il'H W'ohk.
J. M. McOulrolVop. rtlfitf
UxcunoonUu Aie Coming.
f And have y,ood appetite. You who
"'" ru to entertain will llml tlio uavoMmry
food and luxuries at llratiaou k
Itruau'K U-ltt o oil
You Want Light Underwear
Ami mo nrv uloinR out imm
IMVtl.
IdliM Snmmur Vwt
Iluo LUIo, wlitto or vara
Any of our ladh' umli)rwnir
iMcn's Summer Undcrsuits
(loml vnluw, jtitt- rlht for hot
lllta's SJummcr Coats
Ijtrg linonil klndij uhnlw ).M they are north Jut 1JU),
ftptwittl low prlcoti on Min'H and lloy' Sweater.
lh not forget our nummer hIuhw.
IlylIS BROS. & OO.
FIRST DOOR SOUTtl
(SALf;M. OHIiCiON.
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
MIhh Lena Mutton, In visiting friends
in Joffunson.
Minn draco Miller of Dalian, in visit
ing frlondu in tlio city.
It. M. Wade A Co today received
10,000 Urn of hop twine.
Mm. Mary Fitduir, aged 00 yearn, died
at thunitylum luHtiiliilit.
Mm. I. A. Gilbert, of Portland, l
vinitiiiK in Huleui with friuudH.
Mm. ami Mm. I), L. V. OrillUli took
an outliiK to l'ortlaml today vlatdoamer.
Hon. W, It. Klnir, lulo eandldutofor
Kovornor on Union tlekut, in in Salem
on loyal 1)HhIiiohm.
'A. 0. llrmlleyiiud C. K. Templetou,
of Eugene, arrived yesterday awheel on
their way to Idaho.
Hiiporluteiident 1). W. Yodur of the
Salem publlu miIiooIh, returned from
Woodlmru last oyoiiIiik.
Prof, and Mm. V. J. Crawford, will
HHtnd a portion of the miunuur in Zena,
where they have a farm.
MhtH Emily Henry returned on laot
iiIkIiI'h trutu from I'm t land whore nhe
hud Ikhiii vlnitlng friend.
Mlrt Ethel I KuiKht Im the piuxt of
Mr. and Mm It. II. Fleming, eomer
Center nml Cottage streets.
Mm.'. II. llowermttti, wan n pan
sender to NuwIhtj? thla morning to at
tend the yearly meeting of FriuudH,
Thu Me.uuur Altouu wan somewhat
latothU morning having to wall for n
lurgu lot of HUMuiKir to urrivo fnnn
Monmouth noIiihiI.
Ml km Ida UauH loft at nlht on the
overland forOakluud Oultfornhi, whore
kIio ban aiMopted ii Nittloii In a pho-
tottniplilo IiuhIhohh.
Jay MeCorinlok returned last uvuiiIiik
fj,,,,,'
l'ortlaml, haviiitf Ikhiu down to
tukv thu civil fturvieo oxamiuatiou (or
th Minloum and other dnjmrtmeut of
the Ktrvliie.
It In iwuiifd from lut turn rtwalvwl by
tho (nmlly that Kiikoiui Kukurhin luiHiir
rivotl Hafuly at hi old Immu, muuplutuly
wirprlHlujt hi old friondn, who did not
know of liW ouiulng.
J. K. Sotim mid family who havo hctui
lvliiat Kant SaUuii, for the winter,
wlille tliu duuuhtum wuix uttumliuK
boo), aninlMjut to romou to MoOoy
for thHininut( Three of the daughtorr
Kriuluatihl lit thrt ninth Knulu at the
ltutt Hshool.
ami ouu av
yw UMinsy m wlt you
i 0!ll
,
ul Jnet Wjlwt vMtd fur It.
W cyiit
duyw t 10 wuu tult,
and Vests
OF I'OSTOI'I'ICB,
15 cojiU plr.
Si
Tiik Joun.vAf, oftlco composing
room haa junt undergone a
very tliorougii cleaning, tne
walls havo all been neatly kalBomineu
and everything Is frcnh and mvcet and
and clean, all the rata have been cleaned
out and poifton has been carefully dbv
tributed and rat holes closed. The Jouk
kal force has been augmented and has a
flrt-c!as workman as foreman and ad
man.
Miss L. Dergcs and Miss Grace Davis
two pluckey young ladies of Portland
came down from Portland ycntcrdny
awheel but returned today via steamer
Albany. The young Indies captured two
line young snapping turtles this mim
ing whllo waiting for thu steamur which
they will keop as a souvenir of
their century run.
T J. Clark, who lives opixislle the
County ioor farm, brings us a quart of
Monarch strawlxjrrie, twenty-four
tilling the Ixjx. This is an old variety
but when grown on tho rivorbauk are
of finer flavor than when produced
uhuw here.
Miss Martha Miller who has been
working for sevoral years nt Moscow,
Idaho, in the family of Frank Gilbert,
arrived today for a visit at the homo of
Mm. Julius Zunansky in South Halum.
T. M. Harrows, one oi the owners of
Del Norte, the noted pacer, is In the
city and will give an exhibition nt the
fairgrounds In the near future. Del
Norje will arrive tonight via Hutli.
Hert Aekcrmau, wiio has lxt'ii visit
ing with tliu W. V. Johns family and
F. G. Itowersox returned this morning
via steamer "to l'ortlaml,
J. M. Nolan nnd son Thomas, of Cor
vallls, were Kalcm visitors today, on
their way homo from Mt, Angel college
commencement.
A. K. McGlll and stater, Fanniu, of
Shaw, returning students from Corval
lis, were passengers to nrrive via the Al
bany today.
Mm. A. C. Itobinsou and daughter
Hazel, wont passengers to l'ortlaml to
day with Mm. 8. Morse for ceveral
weeks.
V. Q. Adams, a former Saluni trusti-e
of Willamette, was in tliu city today.
Ho Is now in thu stove blacking busl
IIUHS.
Mrs. F. K. Hhafur ruturned this morn
ing from a visit with friends In Corval
lis and attending commencement oxer
ol HUH.
Mrs. W. MeCourtlaud, of Portland, is
visiting Mm. Josephine Faxton of Yew
Park, coming up via steamer today.
Jullotis Viesko of Hilverton, who lias
Ikioii visiting his brother Martin, of this
city, went to Albany today.
Deputy Hhoriff Colhatli, went to Al
bany today to HUhMi!iiao some witnesses
in tliu dog stealing oiihu.
J. It. CullHirtson, was a p.isHungor to
Portland, Seattle and the Hound
country txlay.
Claude White was today deputisid as
sheriff, ami went to Hoda Hprlugs to sub
oma witnesses.
County Commlitsionur I. 1. Itecuo
ami wife, of Polk, were visitors to
Salem today.
K. It. Shepherd, a studuiit at Corval
lis College, returned to his hoiuu at Sa
lem tislay.
I'o llrown, thu Htaytnu saw mill man
ami lumber merchant, wits a Salem vis
itor today.
The Albany this morning had aboard
many of thu students of tho Corval
lis school.
Hiram Mann and K. Kills drove to
Joffumon tixlay to attend tho A. C. V
W. plonlo.
i'. vau.ruiui; onuiu irom rruitiami to
day witli a poach of a itrlving mare to
ball cheap.
Miss Florence l'omvorton came in
from Itoscnlalu totlay to attend thu In
stitute Mr. Samuel N. Carter, of Albany, camu
down to Saluin tislay to visit bur daugh
ter. Mrs. It. C. Small returul tixlay after
a two week's visit with l'ortlaml friends.
J. I.. Kittson, of Sllverton, was in
txlay doing husiuurHi at thu court housn.
Mr. O. IIiNidrlok, of Corvullls, was an
arrival tinlay to visit friends In Salem.
Mm. Atty. uu. Ulaukburn wont to
the Juffamou A. O. D, W. plonlo today.
Mr. II. C. Wit wl oauiMihiwu from tint
Corvallls agricultural sehool tislay.
Constable John Moran of Imluptui
ilunoo was a ttalom visitor tinlay.
Mm. Frunkhi Cornell, matronal tin
asylum, went to Juffersou tmlay.
Oounty Clerk W. W. Hall, nttunuMl
tliUmoriilug from up river (mint.
Jtvihuti l'urvlim, of Spring VHlloy,
did buliuwi at tliu capital today.
F. A. WlgKlus, tliu ructlor of th
llainar, went to Portland tixlay.
John I'eltlt left today for Belo, to Imul
lumlior for Hanson A Luidoii.
Frank and Floru Strayer, woie
uiueug4m to l'ortlaml tixlay.
James Coukllu, of Ko-tedale, wus a
Salem bulnivi visitor today.
lteprsonttivOhupiiian, of Hixoks,
was a Salem visitor today.
Atty. F. A. Turner wus ealhst to I'ort
hud on hiisiuu today.
MIm Sadlo Marls i visiting at her
old home In IaiIwiiou.
Wiu. Kagan, of Drools, wii a Salum
builne visitor hxluy.
IJncoln Now ton, of WLuMtlaml, wus
SaIciu visitor today,
J. M. Jones of Ctymur In th otty
toilayon buslniMs.
Geo. Staples of Tumor wu in Salem
to lay on IiiuIii-ms,
ChMter Murphy wwtt to IVirtlaml
this afternoon,
John Downing of Stay ton was aSalom
visitor toilay,
Mrs. Thcvs. Qautlold wont ID Albany
IfklllVV
( Mik BuM went to liuono tluy.
NO ENCAMPMENT.
Of the Oregon National Guard at the
State Fair Groundt.
The
Bute Military Board Decided
Would Be Better to Meet at
Portland.
Ily tvnrA Vrrnn to (lie Journal.
There will lw no ten days' encamp
ment of thu National Guard in July at
the State Fair grounds, Salem, us had
been planned. The eomixiniuswill camp
a day at Portland.
That is tliu plan now, but thoy will
probably bo in camp there for several
days. The Suite Military board has de
cided, in view of the Oregon volunteers
coming home at about the some time
the encampment wns to bo held here,
to make the newly organized companies
a guard of honor at the reception to
thu regiment nt Portland. This seems to
to bo proer nud will save expense it is
Isjlieved. The eueampmont at Salem is
estimated by Adjutant-General Tuttlo to
cost f 17,000, wiiilo the reudervous at
Portland he figures will cost but 111,000.
It will not roadily apjwar why tho en
campment nt Salem would not linveer
mitted just as much attention Iwiug
paid the home-coining regiment. Hut
thu powers that bo say not so.
It looks like a little sharp praetlco on
tho part of General Tuttlo to shut Salem
out of an encampment, nnd Salem will
have to look if wo even gets to see Com
pany K. or is allowed to seo the Second
Oregon as it passes through.
MARION COUNTY COURT.
Dullness Being Transacted at the Court
House.
I'ilOHAT):.
K. A. M. Cone, guardian of the estate
of J. W. Ioug, insane, has filed his first
sumi-nuimal account in thu county
clerk's ofllce, showing the receiptH from
all sources to I hi fLt)9..'il, and thu ux
Itemlitures, f'JMJH.
dkkiktc. FII.KI).
J. J. Johnson to W. W. Nwtl, lot 8,
blktil, Silver Falls City, $1)0.
Y. M. C. A. Lecture.
An illustrated leutuie on "Tliu Y. M.
C. A. work in thu United States army
during tliu Spanish-American War,"
will 1k given in thu First Ilaptist church
on Wcdnosday evening June '.'H nt 8
o'clock, by NimiI II. Jacks, the general
H'crutnry of the Young Men's Christian
Association at Oakland, Cal., and form
ally of Portland. .Air. Jacks spent four
mouths with tho .10,000 troops mobil
ized nt Sail Frnucixco last summer, nud
has been in cloxu touch witli the workers
sunt to the Philippines. Over 100 pic
tures will be shown by a siwerful
stereopticon, disHolviuu views, operated
by Prof. II. (!. Leslie of llcrkely, who
will accompany Mr. Jacks. Thuso viuws
were made from photographs taken in
the army wimps of the south, San Fran
cisco and in the Philippines. Admis
sion will Ik free ami evorylsxly Invited.
A free will offering will bo taken for
uxhuimm of storeoptlcnn and in aid of
tliu work as now being done in thu Phil
ippine Islands among our boys in blue.
Holidays.
Whurevor you go to spend your holi
days you will enjoy your cigar, ltofore
you stint st(K3k up with "Iji Corona's."
Imperial Limited,
Tliu Cadaillan Pacific Ky. is now mak
ing the faHtost time aenws the continent.
Their survico is of tliu mont splendid
description. All classes of iHisseugers
an carried on tho "imperial" train.
You may travel anywhere by the
Canadian Pacllle Ity. and Soo line.
Mr. l M. I.nokwood Is agent for Sa
lem. (I-'JlMf
Pot Sale.
A Hue :ty ear-old bay niaro. Perfectly
sound. Will broke xinglu drive.
Weighs about U60. Address "M"
Journal Ollloo. I 22 lw
A Nairow Escape.
Jack Palutur, who lives just North o
town eamu iu this morning to have a
broken rib ami a severely sprained
wiist put in sliHe, after suffering all
night with tlium. Thu accidunt hap
(Hiiicd last evening while he wus putting!
out Ids horsoo ho was suxuruly crushed
hi the xtull, imrrowly eKMplng with hi
llf.
Mowing the Pack.
City Street Commkslouur Jay P Frit
xell is putting up it line crop of KnglUh
Mull client grawi on Willson avenue.
Itev. Father Ssrvnts, who wn the
guwttol lUv. W. A. Duly, luft for his
homo in itastorn Oregon tixlay.
Prof. J. I.. Caitur ruturufd tixlay (mm
a visit te OorvHllls.
John Wtod, of JaffetWHi, is hi thw city
today.
5 Cents
Tomorrow (Friday) morning
ut to o'clock you will need to
be on hand it vou want a
chance at those lo36 checked
union linen towels. See them
in North Window. Only got
25 dozen, and they won't last
long. Other 10 dozen lot
lasted just 20 minutes, and had
calls all day following, RE
MEMBER only four to a cus
tomer and not a towel sold be
fore 10 o'clock Friday morn
ing. WIOGIN'S
UAUKKT PUIU.
SPRAY, BROTHERS, SPRAY,
Or at Least Be Prepared to Do So When
the Lice Appear.
Hops never presented a finer stand at
this season of the year in Oregon. If
owners of yards will now concentrate
their energies on keeping the soil finely
pulverized, and have everything in
readiness to spray on the first apicar
ance of lice we shall make a grand crop
for 18U9.
AtHorst Brothers hop yard on the
Dovo place things are being pushed and
work witli the coming crop is well In
hand, especially witli the old crop of
which they have (JO acres and they are
looking very fine. The new vines are
doing splendidly and there will be some
liow on thorn this your. Next week
spraying will commence and n full force
will be employed to go over them.
Aphis have not developed to any great
extent this year. There are now 10
horses and 25 men at work in their yards
and they expect to turn out a fine grade
of hot and if hard work with cultiva
tion, oxoiiso nnd spraying can save the
m crop this firm will do it.
A carload of wire came in this morn
ing for Horst Hrothers hopyards and u
large gang of workmen went to Lincoln
this morning via bout to put up hop
trellis. This is a new method of treat
ing hops and will be watched witli great
Interest by hop growers. Horst Broth
ers control the wright of this patent
trellis nnd are satisfied that the trellis
system will revolutionize the hop in
dustry in Oregon ami will minimize the
mildew and aphis pest so witli but little
trouble all vermin can easily Ikj reached
by a spray pump and expeuces In pro
duction will be largely reduced.
II. Alexander was over from .McCoy,
Tuesday, and reort8 hops looking well
iu that vicinity. Tom Graves has a fine
yard, and the yard on tliu Fletcher place
is also in first-class condition. No lice
hac made their appearance there yet
A Gervals cnrresjwmdcnt writes June
20:
Tliu wet weather the fore part of the
soaxou caused some fear, hut thu
weather conditions now are good enough
for nil grow em, and they have lsen
enabled to plow nml cultivate their
yards in a tliorougii manner, which can
not be othcrwie than a buneflt to thu
crop. As ns lieen continually shown no
crop needs more attention, and is
more susceptible to good culture than
thu hop. The retarding of the early
growth ut tho first lias caused loss foil
iigunnd luss hnrlsir for vurniin. Vei mill
are tho worry of tho planter
of hops, but not necessarily so,
because tlit first few hot ilays "cook Mr.
LouM'." The truth of the matter is
that thu lice do no social harm until
during the lust fuw weeks before pick
ing and only then when they get into
tlio burr. Tills win e, wliich is always
noted early in thu season, is
not seasonable, only for spray
sellers. If the weather continues
to prove favorable during the summer,
and no uufnrscoii conditions prevail that
that might Ik injurious to tliu growing
crop, Oregon will produce a much larger
crop than last year.
There is little work remaining undone
in the yards around Gervals and the
north end of Marion county, hut most
growers prefer to go oer often with
uultivators ami keep thu ground to a
high tilth and do-troy thu weeds that
aru IhuiikI to grow. Reports ate very
favorable, and many local buyers have
traveled tho section closely and in
socted many yards, ami no words of
complaint thoy utter. Growem only
need now to gut their hop crop well cul
tivated, have them cleaulv picked,
carefully dried, well haled and t hoy are
IxMind so IxMind to hell to iidvautugu.
K. A. M. Cone, of Duttoville, returned
tixlay to Ids ranch. Mr. Cone mivh, how
are in fine condition and never looked
lxjhcr ami lice had done no damage yet
and that it was his opinion they would
not injure Imps much, unless vorv
muggy weather .et in. Fall grain mif-hm-d
much from the cold xnaii and is
not so promising ns it was earlier in the
season.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
M Fredrick, Chas A Field, K Slkon,
San Francisco; J It CallUtou, SiKikane:
Sit I.liitheooino, Portland j Will It King,
linker City: Theo Wellur, Ontario, Or:
T L Ijunbirtli, llrooklvn, N Y ; J O
J off res, Buffalo, N Y ; Joe C Potisley,
Detroit, Or: Miss Howard. Portland; J
Goodman, Gorvnis, Or.
rf ii
COTTAOE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
.Miss M M Ireton, Sublimity; K A M
Conn, Duttoville ; D Voddor, Miss Mary
Vcddor, Woodbuin; N Kastinan, Gold
Hill, Or; Will It King. Baker City:
Arlliur W DraiH'r, San FranciM-o; J II
Itoinor, Chicago. S Uiclianl, Sxikune:
Mm Ida Hamlin, Pendleton; O A Mush
burger, F 1) McCullough, Wctxlburg:
W II Mclkune. Portland,
Kmmt ymursmlvms iw to
09HamHpMh ky taking
BrtrfUJAii'om. b cl
1 1 10 ctats and 2S cats, at all drat stores.
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Tribunes
AMoUiur Uitohof thorn now on the
way. Indies' in plain blaok rant'
Wui r blank, anv tfnj any .aildlo.
!Vr of thuso ajrwudy (lml. Hit
.uttr onluNlfyim want h
Boys
Ooim nml try a !KMhJi, Ym m$
think you havo tlw.uKisltwt rmmli
whwl iu tho Hwrkat, Iwt tkaro'is
one that dWanHt tlMHi hH tho SiV
tuah T1U1IUXK. One nil nwili- to
try at tliu etam. IHiH't tk u
bl''8 wM. Try it ywrolf.
BAZAAR
S07 COMMEUOIAL STflKKT
Our Goods are flwau Up!
me Pri66s are Down to zoroi
Dot
WlXcatber
(3oob8 at
Zero
!
prices
This te
XLhc
IRacket
mabe b
jfde&man.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6KET!
Cor. Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore,
HEEDS' 01?J2IIA HOISE
ONK wki:k O.St. v.
(OMSICNLINO
MONDAY, JUNE
19.
SAM T. SHAW COMPANY.
IWUI.AII I'UYI ( 10c.
POPULAR PIUCKS20i
rOI'0L.H I'LAYH ( !iOc.
Decorations for the Tabic,
in handsome dinner ware, tea sots, olinp
diNhod, iuouroum not.s, ej; table dUliM,
in all tliu mMOt deigns and pretty dec
onitlons, is wntainwl in our nuorb
btook of ehinii, glawaro, croekurv. We
are offering many lKirj,aius in tnblu ware
of all kindx, ami your tublo can look at
tractive at a small outlay.
SonnemanN,
THE GllOCKIl
124 Stat nt Telophono SI
To cure La Gn
e La Gnpp. kep wann, cspccHDt
and lake Ut. Mllei Ntrvine.
delect.
ItffiJ
N-lTSI J rJ
Have you noticed
The bids for Street Lighting?
45 Arc Lamps, all night, S28L25 Der month.
200 Gas Lamps, all night. $666,66 per month.
45 Arc Lamps, until midniht7$225.00 per month,
200 Gas Lamps, until midnight, S458.33 per month.
Lowest proposition from Gas. Company
100 Lamps until midnight, except moonlight nights,
5202,00 per month
Lowest proposition from Electric Company!
35 Arc Lamps until midnight, every night,
S175.00 per month.
Is any Comment Necessary?
We have commenced this morning to make fcreat reduc
tions on all lines of goods. We make special mention of oui
clothing.
Men's suits such as other stores are advertising as bar
gains at $6.50 and $7. We say take them now for $5. Re
member $5 buys a good suit of clothes well worth 7.50 at
Friedman's New Racket.
We have better, such as will cost you $9 elsewhere, we
say 7. All $12.50 suits go now for $9. Be sure and call in
and see our clothing for Boys and Men.
Crash hats from 23c up. Overshirts from 20c up. Un
derwear, fecks and suspenders at extremely low prices.
Great assortment of sweaters, gloves, trunks, telescopes,
etc., at
Yamasbiro...
Hluiiding tea it improves Just the
snmu a blendiui; coffco for gocni flavor.
And wo blond n tea call Ynmaidiiro
llluud. Wo taku thu tmuulal kiudH for
blundiiiK ami it will not nut black when
ItHtumK Thu tea ban a fine flavor,
therefore- it drink well whon hot or
for mi
If? Tea.
Trv a U tl, and we l:now you w ill find it
excellent.
YOKOHAMA TEA STOKE.
Telephone Ned "GUI.
t'reo Delivery.
Columbia
Model 57 "
$5o.
The fines4 chain wheel ever turnrd out of a factory.
Videttes, fully guaranteed, S25 and $26,
SROAT & lAJILSOlNE.
fell"!
GRAY
Got. State and Liberty Sis. Sahm, Ore.
Jacob Vogt,
03 STATU STKEKT.
Just received a full ctock of Ladle
and dents' Spring and
SUMMER
SHOES.
Will sell for the next GOdaya ut the
lowest prices ever knnsvu In Suleui.
Will le pleased to show patrons our
stock and Kuariutce satisfaction on
every purchase. Prices tlie IowchL
California Junk Shop
(i HlKliett price jmtd (or old nieUl, botttfj. M
f. ri)e, weLii. niim, lililr, Copper and
i Iron, fall beforuyou tell. 5iml ft
giJWGOjOl, 151 Court SL
Carpenter's Tools
Blacksmith's Tools,
Fine Tools
For Evory
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