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T-F1PW "",)" 6V :f 'k f- Mmmmmmmmmmmmimmrmammmmmmmmmmmammmm,mmtitmmmmmmm Patriot Our Friday's Surprise Sale THIS WKKK Witt. IIB OK Bed Spreads Tho regular 1.25 lino Put down to Red Itock for Friday Only NEW !3 LINES Ladies' Shirt " 'ri &l& HOLVERSON'S i in uregon. mis m uik .uium .-m'iw spring. All new patterns. Lot No, 1 A styles den mndo and perfect fitting T of TMn 9 Fanny fltriws with three rows JUOl J.XO, C, of ufokinu. Kent patteriiH. Kino quality. Also plain Clark. bluonndplnk.,-,. , Rest values for the price ever shown owc' cacii. Lot No, 3 tucks threo Inched apart, very stylish waist NEW CRASH SKIRTS: med Crasli Skirts. Latest to $2 each. JJ. DALfl jYMPLE An AllSeeing Eye In a norfeet ovo if it doe all thlnus per fectly. If your oyea cannot see all Ihtiiun 'an otherH neo them," your eyesight miidt Ihj defective, and needs aid. When imHttiiui hv Htei) in and I will examine your eyes free of charuo, and if they noed glasses I will adjust them per fectly to the sight. Broken lencH replaced and fruition to paired. Oculist prescriptions a sjH'ohtlty. Artificial eyes at reasonable prices, C-H.H1NGBS OUAIIIMTU OITI0IA.V. SOU COMM1CKOIAI. T. WHATHKR REPORT. Tonight warmer fair; Thursday fair and DATES OF LOOAL EVENTS. Juno 30. Coinmenceinunt Interstate Musical ConHervatory, Etta AiuluricWUI uinn l'rincliutl. July 4 Celehratlon at Salem. y The Daily Journal has g more subscribers in Salens 6 :mH n.iid'Ut) ones :it that. than any other newspaper. Ice Not Qiven Away I cannot afford to give Ice away, hut am soiling a pure annuo ni a price that U wiliiM iiiowhui oi an. GltYSTAL IcK WoiiKH. J. M. McOuIre, l'rop. 0 15 tf Ice Very Neaily Qlven Awy, Wo can tilvu Ico awny, to convince you coino tend aeo tiow nig a chunk you get for little money. Our ico U manufac ture from pure distilled water. Cnr.ltid Ice WnrkH, 6 8tf Ki.inuku & Hkoic. "E.O. Neal.rocorder of Llnu county, to well after it mvcio lllnesa. Dawsqivii Herb Tea did It." 0 IN tf V ry r - KjrOlTlSL IaSTX 0r k. . -r. .. . va iyi ly m wo av end are IHMltlvely OLUSUVn ing our entire stock at ni riuitr uu&r iu Parasols at half tf ..... .. . yiAi-F I'KJUK. TJiero areuome nice things left in llluok m White- uuil PmiicI EwTake look at them. iCL wri .. . rr liavethenn i .i nnve 'm4 yK can save money on anything you CDIIyLIS BROS.& CO. M$ST DOOR SOUTH OF POSTQPPICB, ' $km, OREGON. IM j4tiM,Mlm Whit KU GIai 15 eut pair. Buniino! Wc have made preparation (or tlio outburst of Loynlty which will Ihj displayed on our National Birthday This year and our stock of Decorative Bunting In larpu red, white and bluo stripe; red, white and blue with star. 4c and 5c TODAY, Waists that cannot be equaled !.. ... t..lU rliiiMiinnf fhic this i complete lino oi up-io-iiato i in fancy Htrii.es, wclicrv. .. uwv-' ""' l Plain blacks, iiowblues, pinks: handsomely fixed with white edged with white. A . . . 4 each. New lines of plain and trim- st cut, best qualities. $1.25 N & COMPANY. j FERSONAL AND LOCAL Utate Fair, MerchautM are ref)eclfully notified that the dally program, m'oru card ami advertising privileges of the Oregon Htate Fair have heen awarded to E. It. I'lagg. Your patronage will noon lw ) llcited. 0 I'll It H. 0. Spencer, of Portland In In the city. James Glcnson of Portland In In the city. II. W. Wallace went to Portland morning. II. Ilodget. went to Portland thiH thlH morning. John Ninth of llopuwull spent the day in Kalom. Then, DiiIIoIho of St. Paul wan In Ha loin today. Dr. Rnrrish of .Monmouth was In Ha lent today. J. M. I-ong, city attorney for Portland is In town. C. M. Loekwonk went to Portland yesterday. .1. MuKinuouof Perrydale wan a Sa lem visitor today, K. U. Peutlaud, of Independence wiih in town yeHterday. Mr. and Mr. W. K. Sorlmr dntveovor to MoiMnoiith tiNlay. Prof. .1. M. Murllndulo, of Allmny, wa In the elly yeatenlay. MIhh llnmi (lage went to Portland thin morning to vblt relatlveH. K. I.. King, of thoaHvlum force. Ih In Portland for a wliort vUlt. MIm Katie Wluniler, of ImleiHindenco, wax a Kalem vlnitor today. Hylviwlor Manning of Oerval did huglueHH in Snhim today. ( hai. V. Ileln, the Aumnvlllo ehant, wan a Salem vUltor today. nuir- Mrn. W. H. Morw returned yeHterday from Allmny whure nho hud Wen vIhR. lug. It. I). Holman linn genu to Albany to nlt In wiiiih wrk uu the olty Water workd. Mlwt Franco Morrow luft yontunlay for liar home ut Warm Spring Indian H(ervattou. Mlwi Helen ltammlwl, of Portland, who had heen vUltlng friuiuU in Salem returmsl yiwterday. J. W. Sorllnir, aceomunltil by hid father C. W. Borllier returned to Kant urn Oregon yesterday. N. Niehol, the ehvtrlcan, returned from Independence thin morning, where he had been doing hoiiio work. MUD Adallno Sehllller who had been visiting in thU olty returned to her home in Iiulopoiutmtue last evening. ' Suinmur Cl are goiiig out rupldlv LSuie w iu wttnruuoi tug tuutjt- OUT OUU UlTSUN'ItSS, and ami are offer- uh. ice w iw f er any qt our line . . t04k af ParuQlgnt tl ..PutttsQiiU 0R KOod nwwrlment -et and vmi oun iiieui in nisi wunv we isuu lor liioni In :- ... . ... :. . . i . . ,--..-... want I y buying It fnniniH. TRY IT. Hoborl Kcid, of Marlon, wad in the city yesterday, Ho report tho rain th(rc much lighter than at Turner and that crojis are looking well. Much ood is being hauled into Marion for the rail road comHiuy. Work Igalno being done on tho hendgated and dyked of the Sid ney mill race. K. R. Wlllard, who haa boon posting bill nil over Marlon, Polk and Linn counties, returned last night and roortfl the the crop oulook due and nays that the crops in tho hill country id the finest it has been for yoard. Fanner C. Zimmerman, was in Saloin this morning ho looked iih though he had been at the siege of Paris, but all this is a mistake; he had only been prodded with an elk's horn. He will hereafter wear n buck tooth. Key. Itoland McKillop and J. II. Henderson, pastor and trustee of tho First Unptist church of Salem, went to Portland this morning to attend tho Ilaptlnt Association meeting. Miss Margaret Itaymnml, who has been assistant matron at the blind school, left today for a "iiminer vacation at Oakland, Douglas county, at the home of her mother. Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Harrott, of Hep ner, who have been visiting in Portland for some time, took n trip to Hidoin, re turning today. Mr. liarrett was well pleased with fialem. Mas. O. W. Forsytho, of California, arrives this morning ami Is stopping at tho Salem with Mr. Forsytho of tho Daukerd' Life Insurance Co., who may locate at Salem. MIhh Charlotte Heltenbrand roturucd yesterday from Protlaud. Miss Ilellen brand was called there by the critical Illness of her grandmother who has not improved. Judge Iranian, of Huntington, was a Salem visitor yesterday, coming down from Independence where he is visiting. Miss liertha It. Snell, of Portland, who has 1k!ou the guest of Missed Klein went to Koseburg today for n visit. Win. Miller who has been here from Ontario, arguing cases before the su preme court returned home yesterday. Mrs. V. J. Wilkerson, of Portland, who has Im'cu visiting Mrs. Far rar here, returned to her homo today. Mrs. F. It. Mitchell, of Pendleton, who has Ihhjii the guest of Mm. John Dultette, left today for Sail Jose. F. 0. Peerlo, of tho Mitchell, IjwIs & Staver Co. of Portland, id in the city looking after business. Mrs. A. Madison wont to Portland to day for a short visit with Mrs. U'O and family. II, A. Magness, the wood merchant of Wheatland, was in this city today. Attorney Frank Kellogg went south today on some legal business. lleorgo HoU wont to Portland tcslay. Adjutant Oeneral Tuttlo is hi the city. r Ours Cunaiiutlori rorevii. TaUo OicurelN UuuilvCatliurlla lOo orlio. ft 0. U. O. tail to cure, )ruK(Uu retupu raouey DOCTOR M'CLI8H. His Lecture at the M. 12. Church Well Attended. "Man's Greatness shown by his nc hievmont," was the subject of Dr. Mi Clish'd lecture at tho First M. K. Church, Tuesday evening. A very fair audience turned out, ami they weio well pleased with tho lecture. The speaker ascended the platform at 8: 15 aim was introduced by Mov. John Pat sou's. He commenced hid talk with the words of JamuH A. (lurlleld: "1 have more rcscot for a boy than for a man." Also gave women ciedit for belonging to the genus homo, ami said that tho sub ject of his lecture Included Imth sexos. lie told u number of anecdotes calcu lated to raise a laugh, including many of the old favorites which we always enjoy. "Man is a laughing animal," lie said and proved It. He told of the sciuutille method of making a draw ing of a plant; taking not ouo svlnuin for a model, but com bining the best points of different spec imens. This would Ih his method of drawing a picture of man. Ho would collect of the splendid oimllthm exhib ited by different men of different aged, and of these fragments construct the perfect man. He was not hero to discus tho origin of man. Man was here, and the lectur er's object was to point out the truth and save man from wasting his splen did opportunities. "iirsi, man mis a ixsiy ; noisaspirlt. Ho devoted n short tlnio to a discussion of tho marvelous processus by which tho lMxly is preserved and removed, and the mechanism by which tho Isxlv carries out the wishes of tho soul. "The ancient Greeks never dreemed of their gods accomplishing half what your telegraph does today." "Man uxpecU tomorrow to rme inonir in snips ami draw from the elements about him the maturiul for his food." Tho speaker was lightly applauded when ho said that there aru now no foreign countries except the Philippines and they are not a foreign countrs since American blood has leen shod there. Ho was heartily applauded when he spoke for the Nicuruuguaruual. "Man's body is a tabernacle, which borrows Its glory from the soul within;" ami the 8KiuV.ur turned his attention to the latter. Perception, roJlevtion, imagination, memory wore enlarged upon as powers of tho human mind, and the will as the eoiitrollliu; motor of all. He enlarged upon man's uohiowinwnts in me items oi incuimnioal contrivances, of oratory, music and art, and drew tho conclusion that tho human mind is cap able ofbotier things than it has yet reached. The reverend gentleman k an enter taining speukur, has guod vuk-w ami knows how lo brine out the ltoini of u story, ami listening to his lecture is a very plwiMint way of whlliug away an Idle hour and a naif. He was teium! timed Interrupted by applause ami laughter. Tho tuulleuee wtu largol) made up of tudtus. So far tut this reportw uould wsj, lhy did not ourv the Golden Utile in the nmtter of hate, onl' ono, a mwt and attmcthe young KirT, removing bur's. Nu-To-lir ,ur rtfljr Vcut. Ouarautofd tobawo habit our, inak xk u tretm, bleoJ pum. S.L AUUruUU TiKiinits RhoaiU. Cvtitertield, O., from nl Inn Mtvmi wrlUts; "I sulToriHl or eight years. No remedy gave me rtllor uuill IVWltf Wltolt Iluiel bulve," iHjrfvotly harmless, Stone's Drug Stores. New Cottage. Work was liegan u a nvvv $000 rei tlenceon the J. IL Skitui- ua uu m Htekyttt strvot. MMltktu Fiester km tho eontruotoM, Public Uemfactora are thow who nkl ow w-hfi nkl ta nruloitg umr lldv OOiJ dew R. You vf!l flujl tlw Iuia.n.d BtVuHsrUtd a Bruuwu X nooii looit proxl8lwi Ladles Retire. Following card is published by several of the ladies at the heads of committees on tho volunteers' reception : Realizing that, perhnj, tliero are others better qualified to perfect the work of arranging for tho reception of our soldier boys on their return from Manila, nnd desiring perfect harmony in this movement, and believing that those who have so recently taken the matter in charge are well qualified for the work, and ourselves being willing to work in any way for tho real interest of the cause, wo, tho respective chairman of the various committees, do hereby resign. Mrs. Z. F. Moody, Mrs. A. h. Gilbert, Kittie W, Harlwrd, Mrs. 0. S. England. Whilo these ladies resign from the committees on the Volunteer's Recep tion, none will be found with more love and loynlty in tholr hearts, and who will contribute enthusiastically to'receivethe Oregon soldiers than thev. They are among the foremost patriotic ladies of this city, who encouraged the soldiers when they departed, worked for their comfort when the government was neglecting tlieiy, and who never ceased to labor for tliolr welfaro until assured that no more relief work was wanted. They are not the kind who pin their patriotism on tneir sleeves and go about advertising that others ure less patriotic than they are. All the money voluntarily contributed to tho finance committee under their organization has been returned ttnd accounted for, it record that some of tho Salem olitic inns would do well to emulate. "Um tho Hitinple of Herb Tea left ut your Home, It win do you good." 0 21 tf Gun-shot wounds and powder-burns. cuts, bruises, and Ivy-poifonlng, quicKiy ucaiea oy uewiti's witcn lliizel salve, prevents blond nolsoulni "DoWltt's" Is BAKimnd suiiK, titone's Drug Stores. THE OLD WAY. Of Treating Dyspepsia and Indigestion by Dieting a Dangerous and Useless One, Wo say the old way, hut really It is a very common one at tho rcsant time and many dysjtcpticd nnd physicians as well consider tho llrst step to tako in attempting to cure indigestion is to diet, either by selecting certain foods and rejecting others or to greatly diminish the (inanity usually taken. In other words tho starvation plan is HtipX)Bed by many to bo the llrst essuutial. Tho id in oil certain failure of the starvation cure has been proven time and again, but still the moment dys pepsia makes its appearance it course of dieting is at once advised. All this is radically wrong. It is fool Ish and unscientific to recommend diet ing to a man suffering from dyspepsia, because indigestion Itself starves every organ, every nerve and every llbro in tho body, What tho dyspoptlc wanta is nbund nut nutrition, which means plenty of good, wholesome well cooked food and something to assist the weak stomach to tligest it. Tills is exactly the purpose for which Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are adapted and this is the method by which they cure the worst cases of dyspepsia, in oiuer wonis tno paueni cats plenty of wholesome food and Stuart's Dyspep sia Tablets dlgont it for him. In tills way the system Is nourished and the overworked stomach rested, because the tablets will digest tho food whether the stomach works or not. One of the tab lets will digest 3,000 grains of meat or eggs. Your druggist will tell you that Stuart's Tablets Is tho purest mid safest remedy for stomach ttoitbles and every trial makes ono mom friend for this ex cellent preparation. Sold at M) cents for full si zed jHtckage at all drug stoics. A little book on can ho and cure of stomach discuses mailed free by address ing F, A. Stuart, Co., Marshal Mich Restaurant for Sale Cheap, A llrst-chtss restaurant fur sale cheap in Independence the only ouo in tho city. Must ho sold by the 1st of July Kuiinlro of tho liuioDonduuco Knter-II-2U-3I prlho, Independence, Or, "What might hnyo boon" Is the sad rellcotlon of thousands or con sumptives. One Minute Cough Cure cuius coughs and colds. Stone's Drug Stores. lixoursion to 'Frisco. Dr. C. W. Iktrr, of holxmon, who has had wide oxeriouoo as an excursion manager, exists wtrly in August to iwrfoci an excursion to San Francisco for tho benefit of such us would enjoy that fora summer outing. He exacts to secure a ntto below ouo regular fare fur the round trip, ami all who wish to avoid thcniMilvesof the opportunity should ourrosiHind with him at an curly date for full JMtrtlciilars. 7-tf DoWltt's Little Kurly Risers bon oilL porniitnonily. Thoy lend gentle assistance to nature, curing constlpu tlun and liver ailments. Stone's Drug SUires. NO VAC.VriO.N.-MiM Sheltou will contmuo her music classes during the summer without interruption. Pupils received at any time. Terms reus unable. Studio. 178 Front street. MMtit Summer Things Canvas Toleoopw. Straw ToluteojHw. Shawl StntM. Trunks. OmsU Data. Soft Oruhh Huts. Traveling Curw. IMeyol BolU. Ufoyel I Iuh. Ul$'le Shetw. Tenuis SIhhw. Summer Uiulorwwtr. Ami the tltottaml and ane Utln for iHiiHHir itM) ami summer wear, ai lew wet rackwt prhws far chsIi my. Nu dwiHtnU fur anybody-. Tlie Ingersoll Dollar Watch95c Sold doens of the. (.itMti-nutel fur a ytmr. Sec us for Fireworks. .,, nn.ini m iiawrt i'iiimii WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS J M Long, Jiinica uieson, nain iv Duneway, Maurice Winter, Ktliel Bent ley, A N Smith, Otto Guthatn, D I D t, t'"' v-,.1.1.. i.. II V. VnMn. f. if Tucker, Portland; Louis Floss, Corbett; James C Murray, W P Smith, J 0 Thomas, J S King and wile, fan ran cieco; Kugcne L Lfrinsky, . .ork 8 Newmann, Jamestown, . i , a " ni,i. .t r. Punch, st Louis. Me: II F Tcnson, L A Johnstone, J K Uourke, 0 L Isolar, Ulilcago Joint a jninuii, Ted Uaker, California. COTTAGE HOTEL ARRIVALS. CPUryant.LT Uarin, Portland; 11 A Whitier, Seattle ; Calvin Kiscr, Butte-vltl..-.InM Slnrhle lioscmnn Mont.: A Gllmore, San Francisco; Noel II Jacks, Horace 0 Leslie, Oakland, Calif. Kconomy, A publisher can make 40,000 lwoks for two-thirds the price he can make JO.000 each of four different kinds. It is just so in bicycle building. The Overman wheel company are this year bending every energy to produce only one model mid that tho best model thoy have ever mndo. Nothing but the higest grade of material and workmanship is used nnd more wheels are lsjing built of this one model thnn Imveevcr been built by them in any single year of all modelscombined. Whore Victors nro known this is fully appreciated, as tholr unprecedented eale this season confirms., "Oil Victors or Victorias" are fully $50. value and you can get them now for 40. Spinroller chainless 75. II. S. Gilo it Co., agents. m ' Excursion Rates. Ticket Agent Skinner, of the S. P. Co., announces speciul excursion tickets on salons follews: Round trip to tho Los Angeles Na tional Kductlonal Association conven tion, with membership coupon atone fare $10. Yaqulnn Bay excursion tickets good to October 10 for the round trip $4.50. Thoro will bo a Saturday night ticket, good to return on Monday at n sill lower rate. Mrs. Clint II. Monroe and Miss Van Winklo. of Portland, are visiting at tho home of Jos. Woodford on East Kerry street. A diseased stomach undermines health. It dulls tho brain, destroys tho nervous system. All dyspeptic troubles are cuied by wouoi uyspepsin Cure. It has cured thousands of cases. Its inarcdlcnts arc such that It can't help curing. Stone's Drug Stores. DIED, BARLOW. At his homo in Spokane, Wash., Monday, Juno 2(1, 181)!), C. A. Barlow, aged itliout 40 years. The deceased was an old Salemlto, having Imjcii employed as Hitervisor at the state iusuue asylum from the time that institution was located here until Dr. L. L. Rowland's administra tion. For tho mist eighteen years he has served as license insiiector in Sjxi kaiie. He was the grandson of Joseph Lane, deceased, a formor governor of this state, a brother-ln- aw of Mrs. T. II. Hubbard, and a son-in-law of Mrs. M. J. Kaiser, both of this city, who were yesterday apprised by telegraph of his death. Runaway. The black team belonelng to J. D Stevens, ran away from in front of the Ed Cross market, spun up Commercial street, and recognizing tho influence of n good newspaper stoned short opposite the Jouiinai. olllce. One of tho horses tore loose and was captured at Huff man's Hvcry with one badly skinned leg. i Make No J Mistake;; In buying Con- ( densed Milk. ' ' Take no sub- ' stitute for the J( iw8L Pt-t.. V"!?. 3fe5 Gail Borden Eagle Brand CONDENSED MILK There are cheaper and In ferior brands to the Eaglo, but none that equal It. It has stood first for forty years. Sen4 (or Recti Btok, BOCOCVS C0HDINSID MttK CO K Y. vs YarRasbiro... Blending tea it improves just the same a blending coffee for good flavor. And we blend a tea call Yanuitdilro Blend. Wo tako tho special kinds for blending and it will not get black when it stands. The leu has n lino flavor, therefore it drinks well when hot or for an I(? Tea. Try n on and we know you will find it excellent. YOKOHAMA TEA STORK. Telunhono Red 2001. Free Delivery. Another lot of Zftibunee Now on the way. There are others but thev are not quite so smooth. The way these Tribunes run is whut worries the ruler of other makes. Try all ot them, then try ours. You'll know the reason why the Tribune rider always looks so cool and comforta ble he s never overworked. The Ladies Wheel Is a beautiful plain black.and runs as easy as the prover bial dream. SJ6 cash Fried ins Friedman's New Racket $5 Buys a Good Suit of Men's Clothing $5 $9 Buys a Suit Well worth $12,50 Our Price $9 New Goods Arriving Daily FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6KET! Cor Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore, Your Lunch Basket WW contain the creme-do-la-cremo of choico foods if you muko your selections irom our delicious jams, jellies, am tied meats and relishes, crackers, sardines. etc. When propuring for picnics or out ings, our high grade foods will lw found particularly toothsome and nourishing. Our stock of staple and fancy groceries Is unexcelled. SonnemanN, THE GROCER 124 Stato at Telephone 91 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. Foutthjuly Excursion. The Corvullls it Kastern Rail Raul makes ntto of one faro for the round trip between all rail and river points reached by their lines. Tickets good Roing July 8, 3 und 4 limiting return until July 0. -27-U Ku. C. Hkrkex, Xgt. Eihtuitlon anu ucaic down followi Ortp ' sVevcnt it U uUn Dr. MlleViJervin. Have you noticed The bids for Street Lighting? 45 Arc Lamps, all night $281,25 per month, 200 Gas Lamps, all night, 5666,66 per month. 45 Arc Lamps, until midnight, $225,00 per month, 200 Gas Lamps, until midnight, $458,33 per month Lowest proposition from Gas Company 100 Lamps until midnight, except moonlight nights, 5202,00 per month, Lowest proposition from Electric Companyi 35 Arc Lamps until midnight, every night, $175,00 per month, Is any CommentNecessary? 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 selling up-to-date clothing at a lower price than any other house in the city. 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 01 COURT l'UO.NK "" 7 T" TAT " I . I I V. . J JL . " JL . . gJFw sure to get our prices if you Columbia Model 57" $50- The fines chain wheel ever turned out of a factory, Hartfords, strict y high grade, $35, Vidcttcs, fully guaranteed, $25 and $26, QROAT & WIL.30N. K. W. HOLMS. It. L. DALMXarit. Have you called at the If hmi If not do so. See our Wall Paper, and uei our rrices. I W. IIB D COMPANY, 303 COMMERCIAL ST. Jacob Vogt, WO STATE STllKKT. , Just received u fun; stock of Ladles' and Oents' Spring-arid STJjMIVIjER ! SHOES. Will sell for the next 60 days nt the i lowost prices ever knowj in Salem. Will be pleased to show patrons our stock und guarantee satisfaction on every purchase. Prices the lowest. MM i. immense stock of Clothing. $5 that other 'stores charge & White, STREET. 7 1781. We are now handling salt, nnd at prices that make people stare. Nover before luui 8Ilt been sold so cheap as wo are belling it. Wholesale and retail. use salt. K. M. WELCH , i ij SvSstJ California Junk Shop l , . . . wi, liides, Copper and rj Iron, rail before vou soil. H 6 5ml & 5. IIUUUIVOI. 151 Court SL r PARKER'S HAIR BALSAM plnuu ul Uuiinn Ut f. WjTtr ,)! to Btor Otmj Out Kalp diuwi a tntr liui. mm n 1 WIGOIN'Q BA2SA-AJR RAUKKT F.U01S, 301 COMMSUQIAL 8TRKKT itageu
