Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 27, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text"; '" ... , jS"" i5" " ' '" rWM1 ' WI'I'WiPMWWHHn tfo. J" " f cAi HVj ftTVr, tibtikm MMiTiittUhfaftu iitktm Patriot BillllillO! Our Friday's Surprise Saie TltW WEEK WIM. HE O.V Bed Spreads The regular 1.25 lino Put down to lied Hock for Friday Only We havo made prcparalion for the outburst of, Loynlty which will l displayed on our National Birthday This year and our stock of Decorative Bunting Inlargo red, wliltnmul blue elrJH red, white ami blue with Mar. 4c and 5c A SALEM WOMAN Takes Up and Analyzes Rev. Kantner On Christian Science. The Lady. Turns the Salary Question Very Neatly On the Reverend Gentleman, HOLVERSON'S 1 a8 I NEW TODAY, LINES Ladies Shirt Waists that cannot be equaled in Oregon. This in the fourth shipment this spring. All new patterns. T rvfr TMr 1 A complete lino of up-to-date -. nu' styles in fancy stripes, wcllrru , modo and perfect fitting uc' cacn Lot No, 2 Fancy stripes with three rows . . I J . V . .1 .l I. ........ 01 UlOKlllK. urai iiuiuimn. cimr. ... .... ...... i t- . i. ii....:..i..i..i. rino quality, aibo piuinumcK.iiiuouiiiiniK. -i. Best values for tho price over shown OUC cacn, T M- " Plain blacks, now blues, pinks: J-rUl AU, J handsomely fixed with whlto tueka three Inches apart, edged with white. A -. . very stylish waist 3" each. NEW CRASH SKIRTS: New lines of plain and trim med Crash Skirts. Latest cut, best qualities. $1.25 to 52 each, LJiii MM PANYj A SKILLFUL. AkRT PERSONAL AND LOCAL, State Pair. Merchants are rcHectfiilly notilled that the daily progiom, score card and advertising privileges of the Oregon Htuto Folr huvo boon awarded to 12. II. Flngg. Your patronage will soon 1ms ho liclted. (I I'll It Is watch repairing, and the skillful re pairer is cIoho ukiii to tho manufacturer. We combine both. If you huvo a tine watch, and any part broken or lost we Can replace it. You may have a watuh that you think cun'l be made to keep tiuio; it may be because you have never placed it hi skillful hands. If ho, lotus see it. Jf itean bo made Into a TIMK PIKOK, wo can doit. C.H.H1NGBS (IHADUATK OITIOIAN. UUO COMMICKOIAL HT, WEATHEn llEPOnT. Tonight fair; Wednesday warmer. fair and DATES OF LOOAL EVENTS. Juno .'10. Commencement Intoigloto Musical Conservatory, Ktta Anders-Will man l'riuoital, July 4 Celebration at Salem. y The Daily Journal has $ g more subscribers in Salem, a and paid-up ones at that, 5 6 than any other newspaper. & Notice. The niemherriof tho various commit lues on untertiitnmeiit of the dulogat to the National ltdltorktl Association Con vontlou are rvquuatod to meet In thy .Quunall Qhamber this Tiiusday ovoulng aW oVdook, Uihwn Smut, Chairman. Una Hiq sample of llorli Tim loft at ytjlir home, It will do you good." 0 31 if Ice Not Oivcn Away, 1 I cannot afford to ulvo lee awuy, hut am nulling a pure article nt a price tliut Is within tho rouuli of all. OaVBTAl. It'K WoltKS. J. M. McGuira, Prop. rt lft tf "K. 0, Neal.rocorderof Unt notinty, Is well after a savctu IIIoohh. Duwboir Herb Tea did It." 0 3Uf Hon. Z. F, Msody wont to Tho Dalles today. Mrs, I". fitoiwur roturnoil today from Jefferson. Dr. Philip Weaver wont to N'ewberg this morning. Mrs. V. II. Morse returned today from Albany, It. I). Couover, was a pusHungor to Dayton this morning. Miss IJ. Kormiiu wont to Portlamd this morning on business, Miss Ksthur Collins is In ItoNoburg tho guest of MImh Vera Good, Mrs. M. A. Thoinpton and mm Harry loft for Porlaud this morning to nwldo. Mtssott Conno and Stella Smith ot Cor wills, are visiting at tho homo of Mrs. It. J. Sharp. Jim. V. T. IVoblcr wont to Portland this morning to visit hur husband who Is employed thoro. Mrs. J. itogaway of Portland returned homo this morning after siKiudlux some time In Saloni visiting. J. Ilimro wont to VaiiQouvor this inoruiiig to roKrt to his sitjMirlor, from whence ho will go to San I'rauelNco to join his couiHiny. Mrs. Frank O'NIul who ha been vis iting at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. Prank O'Mol, in this city returned to her himio in Poitlaml. Miss Mao HoIni and Miss Marguarlto CHjKir went Ut Portland today whore they uillvMt at tho homo of Mrs. It. P. l'nii'l, for sovoral wwiIjh, MIm MIiiiiIo Smith, of Ut on roll Palls, was a ixiMoiigur to Portliiud to day aftr short visit with Mr. and Mrs. (.loo. P. (Smith of this city. J. II. Perm, 'of Sou I'ninoli, who Ims b4ii in Salem vUltlug Ids fathur, Cuptatti lirroo, who is a gourd at tho state prison, returmsl to l'ottlund this murniiii; enroot to 'PrW. Kev. lleiiiiuhatnp won a ixoweugor to arrtvo from UnrvallU this inoriitug, hav ing concluded his inluistorlal work thoro. Ho will it" to Kastoru Oregon soon to outer a Hold of labor oltorod him thoro. Dr. and Mr. 15)1 Modish arrived to duy and will lMtnro this ovonlng at thtt Plrit M. 1C. chuieli on "Man's (irotit now as Shown by His Achievements." Ilv 1ms Ihwii piutty well over tliw state. Going fast ly as we say rik! are p lug pur outlru utoek at Our wtMk of Bt Unr natrons um as we say rikI am iMwItivoly OLOBfNiJ OLf vi iter vust' ix v, tminur uesai UMlH.?KJlk T OUH Ul'SlX uidKoJMgQut ruidb'. u-h art) not nc ontat itSk, ami f lfttr. Parasols at half price,, ,iris JIAI.K PUICU. There are some nls lldni- let In Ulak and Wliito, and linrlvtn ' TUKe A iook at lliein. iShift Waists t huvo thum at lust what wo i . you can save money on anything you wuut by tmying It from us. We have u good oMertmont yet and ran can aid for thaui lit THY IT. iDILLIS BROS.S CO. $m.i FIRST DOOR SOUTH OP POSTOPPICE, " t tor- " M. gV4FAblSM. UJnC5GN TWOTF m jrlM.-Jf Vm Whit Kid 6ov4 15 cents i Milr. Kditok Jouk.vai.: The poor Chris tian HcienllNtsl Tlioy liavo Ikkiii gotting It from all hands nod nourcofl. The trouble seems to have Ix'on precipitated ly their having a traveling lecturer upeak at tho Iteed. Tho lecture was free and no ono asked to contribute a cent towards defraying tho oxponpo. A couple of days later J"Cosmos" in o lengthy article reviewed the lecture mid then considered thum as a people, ami even wont to their church to"sco" what thoy did. Hud he gone to "learn" would he havoroached a different con clusion? Does prejudice in any way ap pear in his article? Is the Mtrsonal at tack, on a woman, manly? lie claims a fair and unbiased expression of opinion. f nm iwrsoiially acquainted with Mr. COSMOS and know of his ondlooH Inves tigations in 'spiritualism, mesmerism, etc., nud fool miiiio surpriso at the lack of an impartial spirit, an unprejudiced mind, a tlilnkor'n investigation, a gen uine effort to uot nt the truth of the mutter, ustiully found In n profound and deep investigator. Then "KOKRT JACKSON" saw nt to call attention to the good and bad points, and succeeded only in a limited degree. Thou a good and watchful minister or two found it oxcd!ont to sjeak on tho mutter of Christian Science. Yet tho most striking effort lu tills lino was produced by the Con gregational minister, Itov. Kantnor a full text of his dipcourco having Imjoii published in the daily papers. This rommuuicatlon would not have Ih'oii ho lorn; delayed, but in the hoo of Home abler effort by some one else, I have waited thus long. I am uot a Christian Scientist myrolf, but have some belief left, even after reading carefully the lecture of Itov. Kantner, that thoro nro two sides even to this question. I do uot attempt to criticize tho gen tleman's lecture, but doslro to call at tention to a few leading points, claim ing thereby toshow, at least to some degree, tho address quite Illogical in the matter of common practical reasoning. No effort will ho made to cover the full text, hut only a few points are touched. Much stresH and careful computation ot figures were given to show It wui money that rules the practitioner in Christian Science, and not the love of Clod or follow man, and all tills Indirect violation of the teaching of the llllilo, wherein It is commanded to go forth and preacli unto tho world without price. Now in this case tho Christian Science (l(K)tor heals both sickness and sin for a consideration, we will soy. Tho Ortho dox minister heals one of sin (but not sickness) also for a cousldonitiou. The lllblo teaches both of those disciples to heal without price. Yet, neither do Why? The answer is self evident that everyone has to live, and while the money is not considered as a sHciul price put on tho services rendered, it must Iki hud by both of those dlseiplwjif thoy expect to live and enjoy any com fort of life, and lit thomsulvoH to go forth and preach unto tho world. If it in tho proper thing for one to draw salary why net for both? Since both are working for and from their individual understanding of the same verso in the Mllile, Yet tho salaried lecturer object to any ono ulso preaching a different in- terpertatloii of tho llihle for a price, us it at once shows money tho Immediate object and aim. Tho difference of opinion as to a collection of vaguely translated words should uot make ono dlsolplo iiuehurltahlo towards another. Jesus not only cleansed tho sinner hut ho healed I ho sick, Why is it wrong forthu Christian Sflonpv doctor t try to use the sumo dlvlno manner of healing tho sick that Jiwua did, lu ad dition toliMtllug the sinner, as the other man doe? Is an attempt tomuke man Godlike, ungodly? Mtwt men attempt ho make (led, manlike. In thin "great and progrewiug nation of Americans" If one man heals sin for fAOO h ytwr and another luwls sin and slckm too for tho sumo price, which is tho one more likely to Ik patroufiud? It cannot Ih wild with any truth that the 11 rut one is any more certain in result than the iwound. lu fact everything goo to show the Htooud Is eouiHMotl of oM and tried followers of thollrst, which must once more murk the Ainerieann as a progw ulvo and thinking raw. Speaking oi money, low the eminent dtvluo ever heurd of the oiroumetuuoog surrounding the llnunckd mutter of building lh costly Mtitlmr church at Itostnu, by the Scientists? The avowee oliureh nuunbor knows how Iwovy the dtihta of the thnreh hang over them, in salaries,, etc., yet, were mouy, tl real object of the Christian Se4eUeW, ono cannot supiHMtothe ropoiwM to tite dl (and only ON K at that) for inouwy wwultl have lHn so groat and ntimihl at to attract the attention of a notion. Sulwcripttons were refiiKM time ami time uguiu. I saw this lu a nowppr. It l (KMslble as was intlmutod In the lecture, some ot thueo ooplo may lwv laboiAxl under a mUtakun cointeptton of tlo caiuvi, but lHtrlJ w all tjf gvuml million now lu thU country are Hot m utterly diMuded as to not know how to taleoarottf that greatest of Ainvriwu Uo.ls, MONKY. If tlmso pronr-lv people Imdw't llHtuglit tliu tmuts MitlloUut nil that money would luv Ikhih lnteil Ih btM!4lrfllWy. What ( thtf mlHtH wha MV Ut honied Whv waa w tvitnm Hwdo lo thUT Ik it the dwttro to m( aM any I or all tho good there nmv Iw in C. S? The illustration used of thosiokhoywho wanted some water and was refused is not a logical citation any mora than to judge nil ministers by one. To strike tho nail sharply, would the reverend divine desire, himself, that all occupy ing tho same pulpit from which this vory address was delivered to be judged by those who have formerly occupied it Isinccriy hope not. It is n notorious fact that infldels take a segment or fragment from the bible and apply some now interpretation and thus patch up nn argument against Christianity. If taken with the balance of tho Ulblc It might go nil right, but taken nlono it is susceptible to distor tion. Now, that is what is done in this lecture. I nm informed on pretty good authority that Home of those citations nre not absolutely correct. Yet the ministers all talk about this matter of attacking tho Ulble, and that It is not a logical nor reputable motliod. Tho most striking feature, probably, of llev. Kantner'H sermon waa the tribute to a woman,tlio nuthorof Science and Health, Mary llukor O. Eddy, coming as it did from a professing min ister of tho gospel and a Christian. She is quoted as desiring to lie n "Josus." In fact she declines consultation, ntul so on, that any txjssiblo failure to prove hur othorwlso than what sho Is may be eliminated. Can this bo true of a wo man whoso name has been before tho thinking masses of tho world for the past !W years, and whoso character, at tainments and virtues huvo lieen so highly Hpoken of, oven by tho press? No true woman can doslro such a life of conflict as Mrs. Eddy has encountered without deep devotion to a good cause. And so it is charged she not only wants to Ikj a "Jesus" but sho wants to own a Ixiok monopoly. Ono lllblo company ought to Iw enough. Hut, why this address at all? No warfare, so far as I have scon, has been made by tho Scientists on the churchus. Thoy do ntit even, as I nm told, solicit members. They pay their debts and mind their own business as their travel ing lecturer at tho Heed told them to do. Is It not possible that soul-satisfying spiritual food potindud out of tho much worn pulpit, is of so very unsatisfactory a quality thut tho musses are turning to something thoy think better? Judging from tho arguments brought to boar ono would certainly be entitled to have such a fear. Tho divine said ho Is not a Christian Scientist bcciiUKo lio is a Christian. Docs tho reverend gentleman call that address a Christian! effort! Does he consider itu fair sample? Ilisconiparsion of tho Christian Science women of tills city to the Mormons was not even up to tho standard of Christianity one usually gets lu tho churches nowadays, and for thut defect of quality In his Hermon lie probably was impelled to use such striking and astounding assertions as lilted his lecture. lAit us havo more fair play, more churity, more conscientious effort to learn what is tho real truth. A little more Christianity in tho church, a llttlo more Cnrlstlun feeling, iih Josus taught, in tho pulpit, would do moro Kir gcssi man tinuioi upon ones misconception of tho subject. With no effort to criticise or throw mud, I would only like to see from tho mental thrones of this country n little moro Co.NHisTH.vov. Solum, Or., Juno ill', 18IH). GETTING BIGGER. The Fourth of July Celebration is Growing. A Busy Meeting of the Committees for the Occasion Was Held Last Night. Koimh July Excursion. The CorvullU .; Eastern Hull Itoud makoM nite of ono faro for the round trip between all rail and river imlnts reached by their lines. Tickets good going July 2, II ami I limiting return until Julv . W-lt En. C.Hkiiiiisn, Agt. Ualem Votes Bonds. My a vote of (Ml to 10,. the taximyors of this city, Monday voted to authorize tho city council to negotiate a short time four Hir tout homo lxind Issue of about $80,000, representing tho 8 Hir cent war rant iudebteduoH of the city with no cured interest. The vide was canvassed by Mayor l P. Mlshop and City Ho- comer . j. .lutian ami (omul to he iih Riven above, tlte detailed vote being as follows First rd For ImiuU 0, agttiust Ismds S ; second ward for !UI, against ft; third ward for 0, against 0; fourth want for 16, against ft. Tho Judges and clerks serving wttre: First ward 1 M. Parineuter, A. N. Yvutou anil J. C Heed; second wanl M. K. Uoodell; J. A. Ikikor and A. J. Hasoys third wanl Win. Manning, U. Steinor, and li. (I. Van Wagner; fourth ward O. 11. Fay, P. I.. l.urou and A. F. Me-Ateo. Last evening all the sub-commlttecs on the Fourth of July celebration met at city recorder's court room for a Una! round-up of tho work being done. Chairman Jtidnh presided and pushed tho work. Chairman Stolz on floats reported good progress, and says their chariots will be ready for decoration soon. Messrs. W. W. Zinn, A. F. McAtec and Geo. Sly are pushing tho matter of street Hjsjrtfl, and will in due season an nounce some hot numbers. Electric lightH were ordered in Ma rion square, and the decoration commit tee will havo several hundred Japanese lanterns strung through thut resort for the evening program, which will he claliorate and entertaining. Dr. E. A. Pierco was designated as chief marshal in place of F. W. StetiH loff, who cannot rarvo. Kev. W. C. Kantner will act us chaplain. CarpuntorH are today at work prepar ing Marion nquure with scats, stand, etc. Chairman Judah was instructed to up H)int u special committee to decorate tho stand. Mr. Kruusse, of the fireworks com mittee, rciwrtod that $800 wortli of fire works would bo on hand, and it was decided to have thum fired nt dark from Wilson avenue. Mr. Wiggins, of tho bicycle commit tee, reports among other things a ten mile road raco, to be started from State and Commercial Htrcets, to be run via Turner road, reform ijchool, asylum farm and other points to muke tho required distance. Ihis will lie a lively event, and not loss than '200 wheelmen will be in line in the parade. All riders uro in vited to join tliis list by giving their names to tho committee. Tho McMinuvillc basobull team accept mid will bo liore and will play tho Chomawas. Chairman Juduh has sot the forces to work to put tho fair grounds in great shae, Geo. Eminort has tho Lean Oak truck in the finest shape thut it was ever in since Oregon had a fair grounds. The concert on Marion Miuitre will lw it grand patriotic vocal, instrumental program by the lwst talent. Messrs. Hobsoii and Parkhnrst 'were instructed to invito the state, countv and city olilcials, the supremo and dis trict court olilcials to lie present. Every Saloni merchant, manufacturer, or corporation rendering a public ser vice is urged to float a float. Further features will be announce. Another round-up of tho committees will bo hcltl next Monday night. "The lecturer Is a master hand at touching tho cords of human emotion." Stockton Dally Heconl. ticonomy. A publisher can make 10,000 liooks for two-thirds tile price ho can inako 10,000 each of four different kinds. It is just so in bicycle building. The Overman wheel I'omiKiny are this year bonding every energy to produce only ono model and that tho host model thoy have over made. Nothing but tho bluest grade of material and workmanship is utod and more wheels are being built of this ono model thunhavoever lieen built by them "j"j BiiiKiuycuroi aniiKHioiscommneil. Whoro Victors are known this is fully Friedman' New Racket. Friedman's New Racket Has started slaughtering their immense stock of Clothing. I $5 Buys a Good Suit of Men's Clothing $5 Yes, we willsell you a suit for 5 $7.50 for. that other "stores charge $9 Buys a Suit Well worth 512,50 Our Price $9 Call and see our goods and prices. We will have no trouble in convincing you that we are selling up-to-date clothing at a lower price than any other house in the city. New Goods Arriving Daily Pretty Organdies, New Lawns, Swiss, Ginghams, Percales, Dimities, etc. Dainty Chiffons, Allover Embroideries, Laces of all kinds. Several nice pieces of Tucking, Lace Curtains, large sizes extreme low prices. Bed Spreads, Table Linens and Napkins. It will pay you to call and see all our new goods. FRIEDMAN'S NEW RfMET! Cor, Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore, Kxoutsion to 'Frisco. Dr. C. W. llarr, of l-olwnon, who bus had whU experience as an excursion mauaier, exHwt early in August to jKirfwil an uxcurwlun to San Francisco tor the benultt of mich as would enjoy that foruMiouner outing, lie oxcotg to secure a rate lielow one regular faro fur tin round trip, ami all who wish to avoid thtfuiMilvtu of tho opportunity should eornttpoud with him at anearly diit for full particular. 27-tf Hammock Time W Hdl tho Ixict wake of hum toiucktf 1m the country at lowest ruckot prkwu. Clto woven, striped huiHmooks with sproedar ft mttr grade, pillow and spread w . . . . es Similar goods with fringe, wry elwiM fKSA Othm at (1,70 ami f&SO about a fifth 1m tfMHyou ukuully pay, Cwne ww m$o for yourself. JUy TumbloH JiOawiafiodw lg mty bawW) Ur5o Hs )are IwoHttes too 16 and Srnj Wutar pJlsttOH toel a wtota lb U9 aiuireclated, as their unprecedented ulo this Hcason confirms., "Ml Victors or VictorliiH" are fullv 60. vulnn nml v.n can got iiiem now lor HO. Spinrollcr chalnless f70. II. S. tlilc A: Co., uirents. Excursion Kates. Ticket A gout Skinner, of the S. p. Co., announces iecial oxeurslon tickets on salens follows; Hound trip to tho Los Angeles Ka tionul Ediictionul Association couvuii tlon, with membership coupon atone furo 1-10. Yiuiiilnn llav excursion tickets good to Cetolier 10 for tho round trip H.60. 'hare will bo a Saturday night ".?.H"1, J1' l0 r"l"' Mondav at a silllowur rate. DIED, JAHVIS. At the Oregon state loohun, Sunday niuht, Juno afi, uioeri jarvis, auixi viwrs. in sane 18UU, Mr. Jurvis was recelvixl at tho usvlnm from IndoiHmdonce, Polk county, only tilHitit two eoks ago. The iUhmmhnI has been a resident of this state for about twelve years, coming to Oregon from Michigan, although he was originally from Now York. MARION COUNTY MATTERS. Business Being Transacted at the Court House. Notice of appeal has been filed by Iloiiliaiu, Jeffrey it Martin attorncvH for defendant, In tho case of W. E. Milch vs. the Oregon Women's Flax Fibre Association. IlKKIIH, ktc, mini. J. 11 Uennhiger and Iluttlo M. lien ninger to John E. Wnltmaii, 05.8'J acres in tho d. I. c. of Win. S. Simmons nud wife, t:rtsr2wost:J000. II. Iloldeu to It. II. Finch, lots 1 and 2, blk. 20, Nob Hill add to Salem, f 100. F. W. Durbiu, deed to Norn Sutton, sheriff 's deed to lots (I and 7 in Sunny side Fruit Farm, No. 4, Sec. 10, t,8 nr!l west, $"82.:W). Win. McMaster and wife to I.co Mil ler and wife, agreement to sell 110 ncres in tho d. 1. c. of Petor Polly and wife, t 0, a r 5 wost ja.'-'&O. BIO SHIPMENT. 170 Head of Cattle Were Shipped From Salem Last Night. Last evenliiL' 170 head of cattle from Tillamook county were driven into Sa lem by Holmes & Hlchurdson, cattle buyers, who huvo been handling cuttlo for Spoor Hroa , of Sheridun, Wyo. They wore mostly ono and two-year olds, and wore loaded on cars here at Salem. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS J S Hush, San Francisco; Win Math ews, Newiiort; Lionel H Webster, C F Hurtliolonm, Portland; Andrew P Jacob, Sun Francisco; C M Idleman, Pertland: A P Hay, Cleveland. O; Htxlorick h Ma- cicay, t'ortiaint ; v V Lawrence, Port land; A II Hagemayor, New York; C W Uwronco, Fs Mvors, Portland; I) Caldwell, F Halleo, Vicnto, Or; Henry I-iug, M Mayer, San Francisco; C A Ilueker, Atlanta, licorgiu; W II Mi Naughton, San Francisco; F Kraonior. New Yerk: Paul lloinrich, Now York City; C V Howell, ChicaKo, III; A Wert holm, San 1-raneiseo; C P Jordan, 11 E Uuinshiiry, Portland. Brewster & White, 01 COURT STHEET. I'HONK 1781. A I A T AN are now hanilling salt, and nt prices .11 that make people stare. Nover before - JL i has salt been sold no cheap ns wo are ... selling it. Wholesale and retail. Ho Huru to get our priccH if you use salt. SA COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS. mF' V," ,w,0lV,,"8U),V Suu PraK'is!o; Mls Mallei Slavs. Wulln Wniin . m-- Titos, Hichmond. Dullus. I. .1 'pi....v! iiuin, Seattle ; M. J.Connolly, Portland : John llcnkec, AunibVille; F. rairtiuid. Your Lunch Basket Will contain tho crome-de-la-cremo of choice foods if you make your selections from our delicious jams, jellies, canned meats and relishes, crackers, sardines, etc. When preparing for picnics or out ings, our high grade foods will bo found particularly toothsomo and nourishing. Our stock of staple and fancy groceries SonnemanN, THE OROCElt 124 State at Telophouo 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. J. Niclnt, OfMrXfXKK1K1KJI BEECHAM'S PILLS Ourm Sew Stomach, m CoatfM eta. Q I ca( aa4 03 ctMla. nt drux lr. f rocxxrcj-rxxi About Wheel Sundries Maybe you can dodgo thoaops ami and do without a light, but If you really want to ride Q.nlghts buy one of wrgua lamps at from to 7s.fi) and onjqy deasunable pfclbig. CarUhl 2U cents whwtH bring your oan, oheap fuel fortlw gtis lainp.i. " Dkunoud oil kimps ... s QwetMi oil . . xjft umimuo a &M 10 Hto btioka, HoJla 20e. uji. Dexter et wrriura fw ladles wlwoW t cwU IWhcI foot ' 1WP .. .Ws T1rt.w, casing, wiw imIhw, wwwit, tire tap, wkbtliM, wmii aiMl th thonurtHik and mm UilHas far tlw w-Hto4. try iw. New Cottage. Work was Iwiruii nn u nmr Ol'h1 r..ol. dencoonthoJ.il. Slater lot on Cho ineketa street. McMillan A Fioster are tho contractors. Public Benefactors arethoM wltoavd to prolouc; vour life. Wood food dos it. You will' find the provisions ami groceries at Hransou A IV Jagen s. O-SO-IKKl Jacob Vogt, 05 statk STnEtrr. Just received u full stock of Ladles and Cents' Spring and SUMMER SHOES. Will pell for tho next (50 days at tho 19m.?9.1 prl,ccs evftr know'' In Salem. Will 00 Pleased to Show nntrnnt nn. stock und Kuunnteo satisfaction on every purchase. Prices the lowest. YanRashiro... Itlendini! tea it imnroves ImhI ilm same u blending coffee for good flavor. a 111 wo niena a tea call Yumashlro JMond. We take tho special kinds for blending and It will not got black when it stands. The tea has a Hue flavor, therefore it drinks well when hot or for an I(? Tea. Try n yt It, and wo know excellent. you will find it YOKOHAMA TEA. STORE. Telephone Red 2091. Free Delivery. Restaurant for Sale Cheap. A first-class restaurant for sale chean 111 inueponuence tho onlv ono in the city. Must Ik sold by the ist of July fctuiuire of the Indeondence Enter-' priH, IntlijHnilence, Or. o-Jti-3t California Junk Shop R Hlstiet price M or old metal, bottl 5NS4 roiHSMckt , hldei. Copper and Iron. I'all before ou Mil. tVm j. nuuunui, 101 tourt SL TIQQIN'3 BAZAAR BAOKKT riUCES, Wl COMMEUCUI bTftEBr Have you noticed The bids for Street Lighting? o rcTLamPs all night S28L25 per month. 100 Gas Lamps, all night $666.66 per month. 9m lmpS' Unt nMght, S225.00 per month, 00 Gas Lamps, until midnight, $458,33 oer mnntf,. Lowest proposition from Gas Gompanyi " 100 IiS$?S?m mUnteh excePt moonlight nights, 5202,00 per month, Lowest proposition from Wmu rv ' oca -.... v-wuipauyi ctC-7r ps until H every night, 5175,00 per montli, Is any CommentNecessary?