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aUL.Y POINTERS
BwnI Eycry Word It May Save You Money
Drug Dept
Till Is oar Haby Department, the
mww, we naro auacu. ana con
sists of perfumes, Toilet waters.
Almond Crcims, Hair Lotions,
UotupIectloD rowders, Curllou
Fluids. Toilet Powders, Lavender
Salt, Pure Cashmere Soap, Tooth
Paste, etc
Everything a Ladles Toilet calls
for.
Ribbon Dcpt,
All the latest novelties In Fancy
Jttlbbons will be found here. Finn
Blbbons In fancy i'lalds, Maine
In all colors, Taffetas, Hallos,
SIlks.Bnd chanKcable Taffetas.
Hair Sots.
Chatelnlno Dnjro.
Hat Pins.
Leather Bolts
Umbrella Dept
20
1.60
Child's Parasol
Carriage Shade
WhltflHIIIc Parasol tl.25
Changeable Tafleta $3.00
Rlack Umbrellas from $1 to 15.00
Jewelry Dept
Shirt Waist Sets 25
PcarlSets CO
Mack Enameled Sets 60
Stick Pins Cc up.
Beauty Pins. . 1 3 6 and 10c
Metal Belts all reduced in price.
Glove Dept
Ocnti, street Klove. (2.00
Gents Imported Kid f 1.76
HystcmcJay. ti.CO
Lucllc $1.20
And tho very best Glove on
the market for $1.00
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BTORir
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
cTORE
JOURNAL'X-RAYa.'
We take off our hat to Itov. Kantner
and the incline asylum Fourth of July
orator.
IiouquoUr for the ?$tlonnJ Itditflridl
Awoolatlott arfi What wlvffttitJsS'a wttMti
load, Indian.
l o, gods, what a cmnbiriatfon 1 ?etal
lit iotntoiateli I'lngrou and ItmlMlmeri
Iwof A I jeer!!
New Gloves
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X Two-clasp kid kIovck In tans,
k modes, light and dark browns,
blacks, etc. Two of the best values
tip nu)i emi iiau. .
V
Jjt toJSIJfO a pair
Striped Crashes
rArew moro pieces
Plain crashes from
I
Just added.
8 1-3c and up. '
White Duck ' JOT
HPIaJn and fancy ducks and liKurd
for WHlsta.
New Neckwear
Just received a line of PulTs
Lawn, Pique, and silk; also
qualities In lawn string tics.
20, 25, 30, 35c a dozen.
all
Col. W. D. Rogers and wife, of Tren
ton, Mo., who are delegates to tho
national editorial excursion, have been
visiting Alderman A. B. Buren, and re
turned to Portland this afternoon. Mrs.
Rogers is a deter of Mr. Buren. and
both enjoyed a good visit. Col. Rogers
lias edited one paper for thirty years,
and is known as une of the veteran ed
itors of the Mississippi volley. He says
there are about 600 in the party and
nearly all thorough newspaper men.
L. R. Alderman of Dayton, elected
principal of the Brownsville school, and
A. M. Reeves, the Ilnlwjy morehant,
left today for a twa-neeks foiling trip
on the Ban Ham.
Miss Klla Rriggs, who has been matron
at the Umatilla Indian mmooI for a
year, Is homo to visit iiur parents .Mr.
and Mrs. K. L. Briggs, on Tv.onty-Flrt
and Court strett.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dunnford Imivo re
turned from the BIloU Indian rower-1 Congratulations to Itev. Kantner; lie
vnilmi. Tlmvwnrn fiiwiimtniilml Iw.m.. disown the Statesman's roport of his
by Miss Uufonl, who will JjMlidr Ktiwt ! ,nrk" at t,,e A,lK)rt I)em tumm
forBovural days,
Howard Jones, son of
CITY BONDING STARTED,
Committee Appointed to Perfect
Plans.
All
Further Tims Aoked to Consider Street
Lighting Bids.
At last the Dakota Genius, who wilt
the Independent from tho itoon of a me-
ond-hand bicycle, has had u chance to
talk toon appreciative ntidianco he ad
drewed thu iKitlontfl at the Intone ar
linn Fourth of July celebration.
Celebrated "Silver' Brand
Collars, cvejy new shape: linen
collars, too, at the price asked for
common cotton ones.
2 for 25 cents.
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J J. J. DALRYMPLE &. COMPANY. !
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Defective Bycsiglit in Children
Is becoming alnrmlnu In lt prevul.
en cc, and pureuts Mould have 1 1 prop
erly treated at once, for their futuru
hanplnesH and wclfurc, L will test tho
sight and correct nil forum of Im
paired vision, and lit the oyo with
glasses that will benuttt anil relievo
them.
A handy ronulr shop Is hero to fix
up any little hurt to your pcctuclos;
wullo you wait; other repair work done
ua Duoinptly us possible and at fair
charges.
Your Eyes Tested Free.
C.H.HINGBS
OHADUATK OITKIAV.
IX) VICAIIH KXI'KIUUNCK.
UOO OOMMItKOlAL T.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
tho
in
WEATHER JUJPOnT.
Tonight and Saturday fair.
The Daily Journal has v
6 more subscribers in Salem, a
(A .....I !J ..i M...1 kl
V iinu uaiu'uu uno ui mill, v
than any other newspaper. jn
C5-53XAXC!SAJ2S55D
Ico Not Olven Away,
I cannot afford to who Ico aw ay, but
am selling a pure article at a price tlmt
is within tho reatth of all.
OHYSTAI. ll'K WolllCH.
J. M. Maguire, Prop. n 16 tf
CAPITAL
11REWKRY
l)KBK.
BOTTLED
Kllngci A "Jeck,8ucccsofs to UouihSalem
Bottling Woe ks,
Alt order for bottled boor will lie MUA
at tho brewery. Kent on cold htomgu.
Fred city delivery, Telephone LMill.
Ic Very Neatly Qlven Away,
We can give Ice away, to convince you
come and see how big a chunk you get
for little money. Our Ico Is manufac
ture from pure distilled water.
Capitol Ico Works,
A23tf KUNUHIt Si IlKCIt.
Ill Geer ilrovn to Marion today.
F. J. Price, of Hluiridan, was in
city today.
Evert Downing, of Sublimity, wa
nalem today.
Miss Abhlu Mills, is spending a few
days at Portlnnd.
Miss 'A. Fainter, of Ilrooks was a Ha
loin vhUr today.
John Moron ,of Monmouth, rnino
over today on businuvs.
I). Itioe, of Btrliigtown, the Suntiani
country, was in town tolay.
W. A. Shaw, tho Portlum! rwil estato
mnn, returned this inoruing.
W. It. Power left today to vinit his
sons at Halsuy and bilmiion.
Miss Marlon Gray has returned from
a visit to Roteburg with friends.
Mrs, Win, Andurnon and dauuhtur
drove to Waldo hills today on it Hulling
uzeitrsiou.
W. J. IllMooner of Vitueoiivur, WiihIi..
Is visiting his old friend J. (1. Hake and
family for a few days,
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Carter, of the
Blind Institute left todny for Lis Auge-
lus national teachers uenodatioii.
Mrs. V. A. Julieu, ruturniHl to Me
haiiia for thu rest of tho summer, where
she gained strength and health.
I'titor Gardner, of Cresswull, an inwino
niun, was brought to thu asylum from
Ijino county. He was 28 years old.
MIssMory E, Cuhs, maiiagur of tho
CVeun Iiouk) at Newport, Is thu guost
for m fow days of .Mrs. F. W. Blokfonl.
Oliver Joints, thu hop mnn of Inilii
iHinduiico, was a Balaiit visitor ttshty and
roports how as looking lino and no lieu
tO NJHUtk of.
Dr. C. W. llarr, thu Iilmuon uxuitr
ion muuugur, whs hi town today andun
nouncus his low ratu 'FrlsiNi oxourniou
In this piijKjr.
lUut Windsor, of I.lnooln, in la thu
oily today and reHrts u heavy hay crop
and Mimu grtln will soon lw lit to out in
thu Lincoln bottoms.
Mrs, Geo, llurdlok and daughter
Gruru, who rtitumwl a wimk ago from
Denver, left today for a visit with friends
at Albany and Bhodd.
Miss May I'hlpps, an attendant in thu
WuNhlugtoit asylum, ruturiusl to
Kokanu today to restimu a itmjttou at
thu M(hIIi'u1 Ijiko Instltittloii.
D. Jonus, of
East Balem, has returncl home after an
eighteen months' abmmcu, thu greater
part of that time Iwlng seut aboard an
ocoan steamer.
Grandmaster J. M. Hodeou pawed
iiu kiiim'kh uot. rit'icnur Otll In nui
round after another. He finds that
thoro Is one fialom pajwr that neither
llattors nor mlsreprosents clergyman.
W. M. I-athrop, I'alterViii, X.J., f)f
furs ns four columns a week of HeiHibH.
through Balom hxlay to conduct the ma-, " tutorials at .6 uunta a weok. No,
wide coremoales of laying thu corner- J thanks. There are too many Republican
stone of the Linn county court house t pajwrs wilted that way already. Besides,
three p. in. we can get them for nothing, jtist amnion
as .Mark liaiina roturns and Ma his
campaign bureau to grinding,
Miss Ktta I'lttman, who has boon the
guest of Mra. Gwladys Hooker for sev
eral weeks, returned home toduy and
will stop for a few days at Nowlierg.
Mrs, L. C. Dane, of Bouth Balom,
went to Portland this morning and will
return to Oregon City to visit her wit
tMjfore returning to Salem.
J. C. Frail, of Clay county, Kan., who !
has lieen looking around for a location
in the Willamette valley, went to New
berg this morning.
G. Y. Porter, of Hut lor, Folk oouuty,
who has leuii sending Njvoml days in
city, was a pasHjngur to Nowlmrg this
morning.
James Iimbroth, the genial superin
tuudentof the street cur comiuiy, loft
luct night fur a two weeks visit in Cali
fornia. Miss Margarut Studmau, of Shu Fran
ciseo, u ho has bcou the guust of ltev.
Kotchiim rutiiruiNl to liar hoinu last
night.
Miss blllle Heuwooil was a Kiwtingur
to Portland today, having been the guoot
of Mr. mid Mrs. A. V. McCurty.
W. K. Wheeler, who has been here
visiting his brother, J. II, Wheelur,
has returned to Portland.
Clias. Campbell, who has been visit
ing at thu home of J. II. HeiidurHiu,
bus returned to Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Busey are In liar
risburg whore thuy will visit with Mrs.
Hasey'ri mother.
It, C. Bauer, supervisor of the Indian
schools, for this district has gone to
ah Anulus.
Charles K. Itohliu lias ruturiusl from
AnnArlior, law Kihool and may I(Hsito
hi Bulem.
Clitrunco Andrew, of Ktuytou, started
hslay oerlaud to Dayton, Wash,
Mrs. A, S. IlrasNtluld has genu to Ban
Frauelseo font short visit.
Mrs. Jacob Huzzy of Turner, did
business In Baluui today.
Davu Noiicu, of Sluiriilan, wits In thu
city tinlay on btisiuuiHi.
Dr. Kltuheu and wife of Stayton witt
in tho eity today.
Miss IaiIo Nlukliu bus gone to l'oit
land for a visit.
Rev. MerrytMHtthur Is up from Port
laud for a visit.
Mlko Murphy of Gorvals was in tho
city.
For a man who blew over the Rocky
Mountains from Prince Kdwurd'o Is
land and has eaten everything in eight
until ho has become a race-track sprin
ter and almost a giunt physirally, the
following aliout thu editors who are
coming is rich:
"The jieoplo who will come are not
therefore a representative lot of people
and all they will romembor uloiit So
lum, its vicinity, its resources, advan
tages, etc.. will.lx! that thuy ate sponge.
iMkowlth us on aforgottnn dHIo hihI
that it didn't oottt them a cunt out of
l.Oflkot.''
Uhere you soeurod that quotation,
you know, I do not. If you woro pres
ent, you never heard mo use the llwt
Munteneu of that quotations nor any
thing like it. Possibly it may have
lkfon from wine reiort of thn utrviro
No mattiir where it was sc!iirtl thn llri
fHiiiluucu of tlmtquotntion wns probably
thu utihituntloiial substitution of the re
jwrtur's inference from my utterance.
ltev. Kantner in the ludoiioudont.
In order to satisfv nursclvoji morn
fully we turn to the Cap
Ital Jottrnnl of Juno H. This
rujHirt, we contend pmvwt sub
stantially thu correctness of the roiKirUj.
Hditor Fletchur's wlltorlal.
Tlioso aro tho confessions of Kev.
Kantner that thu Stntesman's rejtorter
was "off thu track", mid of the
Independent that Tim Jounn-.w, Is a
llniil authority on all local matters.
JCLV.
O queenly mouth of indolent reo!
I drink thy breath in xm of rare per-
fume
As in thy downy lap of clover-bloom
i nustio UKuiMimwsy uliilil ami done
J ho iay iioure away.
throws
The dty oonncil int in adjourned
osion last evenliifr. Mayor Bishop,
Redonler Judah, and CouneJlmon Bur
rows, Buren, Griswold, Riggs and
Walker present.
The mayor stated the objects of the
meeting.
Grtewokl moved tlmt Uh city's State
street building le rented to L. M, Kirk
for One year at MS per month in ad
vance. Adepted:
Tho following resolution was unani
mously adopted.
lie it Itoeolved, By the common council
of the city of Salem, Orogon, in the in
tont of the bond Issue heretofore pro
vided for by election and the orders of
this council, that the mayor of Salem
appoint acommltteeof four, consistingof
said mayor as chairman, the city rec
order, and two members of this com
mon council, to arrange for ami jrerfert
the details of said, isue of lwnds. Said
com nil ttee to have full jower to employ
legal counwl if necessary; to provide for
the printing of said bonds, for advertis
ing the sale thereof, and to negotiate the
sale or sales thereof, to fix the denomin
ations of said IkjikIs, to arrange for the
signing, Mxding and delivering of said
bonds to purchasers, and to all things
requisite and proper In the fulfilment of
thu tusk hereby assigned said committee
in behalf of said bond issue, tinder the
terms of tho charter-authority govern
ing Miid Irene of lxmds aforesaid ; and to
roport to tlds council, at each regular
meeting thereof, tho program made in
this behalf, until said Issue shall have
been completed.
Alderman Walker moved, mid Biggs
seconded, to ruromrldor the motion re
jecting all lighting bids which was
adopted Wednesday evening. Adopted
unanimously.
I'lKin suggestion of the mayor, Mr.
Walker moved that the motion adopted
last evening, authorizing the return of
the eertllled clieck of the Salem Light
Traction Co. for $ 1,000 without preju
dice to the bids, be reconsidered and
tho check retained. Curried.
Councilman Burrows at this juncture
facetiously asked for more time for his
special committee roport upon the light
ing bids.
Rlggs moved that lfi tons of good
timothy or cheat buy Iw advertised for.
Adopted.
Huron moved that tho city recorder Imj
instructed to notify the government
authorities that Cottage street will 1h
opened across Wilson avenue provided
that site bo selected for tho now po-t-olllee
building. Curried.
meoi
New
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Racket
Friedman's
New Racket
Has started slaughtering their immense stock of Clothing.
that other stores charge
$5 Buys a Good Suit; yes, we will sell you a suit for 5
of Men's Clothing S7.50fbn
C" T3 O 'a.
xvr y 1 i-Jn m Cal1 and see our oods and Prices We wiI1 iiave no trouble
Well worth 51250 in convincing you that we are selling up-to-date clothme at
Our Price $9
a lower price than any other house m 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 Cui tains,
large sizes extreme low prices. Bed Spreads, Table Linens'
and Napkins. It will pay you to call and see all our new goods.
new mw
Cor, Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore.
FRIEDMAN S
There is more Catarrh In this sec
tion of the country thnn all othor dt.
MKisea put together, mid until the last
iew yours was supposed to be Incur,
.nble. For n great many vonrs doctors
The jwnhvr ' prcmouncotl It a local disease, and prc-
- jscriucd men i rommjies, and by eon-
TUOAY'S MARKET.
Portland Julv 7. Wheat valley
Gil: Walla Walla," CJc.
Flour Portland, f2.00; Superfine
$2.15 per bbl.
Oats White -I540e.
Hay Tlmothv $Sfllpor ton.
Hops l'JSl.'Jc; old crop Cc.
Wool VaTlev. 12lRc: Hastorn Or
ison, 8le. .Mohair, 27 30.
Millstttff Brail) $17; shorts, $18,
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $4.00(34 60
turkeys,, live, 13gMV''
Eggs Oregon.Klk to'17? tier doz.
Hides Green, salted (J0lbi,8tc. under
( lb, 7(g8 ; sheep pelts, lo20c.
Onions 75c(K) tMjr sack.
Butter Best duirv. 27i(a27tin: fancv
creamery, 40c per roll.
Potatoes $1.75 to J2.2T) for old a'f2.00
to f2.2rj for new.
Hogs Heavy dressed rf5
Mutton Weuthors-tlo; dressed, 880
Beef Steers. $4.00$K50; cows, $.00
$4. 00 dressed, 77.
Veal dreed, 08c.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat 18.
Wool Ktc, Mohair 30c.
Oats 3S.'ttic.
Hay Ikded.chotit, $7.00
l-Jgg, 14
Flour In wholesale lots $2.00 retail
$3.00.
Millsturt bran $1(5.00
Hogs d rusted, fi4c.
Live ratttle 23c.
Sheoi f2.608$.
Dressed Veal (5c.
Butter Dairy 10c creamery 20c.
Poultry Spring chickens 12,V. '
Ileus 8 to U cents.
Why Every Man Should Insure in llic New York life,
Because It Is thu strongest company In the world.
It has over $213,000,000 assets,
It Is purely mutual, all Its assets, cannings and surplus
ueiunglUK iu ljuiicy iiuiuurv,
HOMER H. SMITH, Special Agent,
Olllcc with Salem Land Ofllce. 0-0m3 Salem, Oregon.
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Large stock fresh from Factory.
Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Suits.
Caipets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Matting.
Wall Paper and iWoulding.
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1st Door North of Post Office.
ThoHhlfthigHhuttlo of tho umiiior8.8lflntly ''llriK to cure with heal
loom, treatment, pronounced It Incurable.
And utMVriudniiiMk-work of gleam Science has proven colorrh to boa
and gloom; .onnatltutlnnnl dlsoao, and therefore
Before thy liatliws feet tho Illy blows jr?,l.H!res constlttitloaul tieatment.
A biiglo-oall of fragmnco o'ur the' ial.' C'atnrrh Cure, manufactured by
glade; s I V. J. Clioney Sc Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is
And, whtrallug into rank, with plnm!t,lc ,nny constitutional cure on the
and hi tear, market. It. Is taken internally In
,,,; v 'm,vw,r"" gt'itM'rwi iNirailu. V; .' V. i " n'Pintui
tvniiu, iHtni ami fur away, yet 181,"'"'''"
mid elttir. tcoussurl
Dawson Herb Tea
curocoimtlputlnu,
will Ksltlvly
Some People Don't Understand
How It In that wo aro busy utl thu time. If thoy would InvuitttnttA thuy
would find out that low price i our utroiig drawing tard having doctdid to
ciow ott our nuiue, ixopie kihiw mat mm tigoiiDii m
Tdii U Dual, and that wo
.7vU
M Utiil
,fo UiU
.Oiuta
are doing exuctly am we miy.
Our Shirt Waists
Ate going out lively look thorn over
Ail our ii.ao wawu now
All our 75 cent wUt now
All our i 1.00 waiitU now
All our 60 cent wUU now
' KuniHior Underwear at thu bdiuu rvductilou In jirU'u.
AU ranuola at one lialf price.
044g Quilts and BlankeU at rout.
i; Xr. " YOUK8 TO 1'MiABK
DIIvLIS BROS.& CO.
ST DOOU SOUTH OF POSTQPHIGE,
M, OREGON.
)itm oar Men' hut and underwvar.
Northern Pacific Kilway.
The only lino to thu Yttllnwidouo Na
tional Park. At tliUi ihhimou of the year
the bceuery along this Ktpular mutu Is
OHjieelally 11 no. Fat time and no cIuuiko
o( eur from Portland to St, Paul.
Tourint jKisengerit not dulriiig to
ehaugu oura at Portland uau take thrtMigh
ear fur St. Paul atSalum.
Hoar hi mind vu ulwi m11 WMt Umnd
tiekutM. Anyone liero wUhiug tofurnUli
ttekutit to rulutho or frluialri hi the liittt
on n ordor Htmu thrmigh u aiwl thu
tlokeU will Im tuUgrapluMl to jwrty at
Kutiteru hi1iiU &hj the iigentK,
Tiiouah, Watt.V Co.
7-7-llt JWT Coiumerclal St.
A voiuo colli
dltitde
"All hull tho
the year."
Jhiiiuh Whlteomb ltiloy.
out of alien lands of
lWIei Ooddtwa of
lrccii.v nn luo u not and inn-
rfneos of tho system. Thov of.
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iur imc uuiuirci' tinnars ror any ctso
It falls to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonial-. Address.
b J. Gil EN BY & CO., Toledo, O.
-Mini ny wnik'U'i'ii, oic.
Ilall'H Family Pills are tho host,
fJPK
An AUtka tCxcumon,
A grand axuundou mm Stwttlv Aug.
ttd for Alituku, to Iki genu alnait thru
WiHika. It ht projeotwl by thu Preby
torlan tiyt.ul, uud thu round trip furw
will lo $10. Amung the Salttm jtrty go
ing will bo Mr. mid Mm. N.J. Daiuuii,
Mr. und Mr. O. A. Park, Mm. F. A.
WlgghiH, MIdmw Angiw MeCullouli, Mur
gurut CoKir, Lena and Jwiu Ilrevman.
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Haitem Star Picnic.
IjidktB of Chadwlok Chapter, No. 37,
Ordor ef Kiibtern Star, ge a picnic in
the tlr grave near thu State Iiinuic Any
lum. The affair ooucIiuUhI with a lum h
at which about 80 peruum) took part and
a uuwt delightful time was had ami the
eumptlro feature a highly enjoytsl bv
alL
The S.u,Ku0.uirAL Jouhkai. uddrued
thu IndueiHleut with the following effer:
Wo Hill lirtlMIlt teildolliirx to tint Hrat
now church lwilt in your town for trory
dullar iai or any oho can ulww Tim
Jouiin.u, ham ever rwolvwl from Murk
Hanna uuil h' gang. Coma, frtoitd,
hure's your chance.
TiihJouunai. ixwrtiblv did not rewve
a dollar from Murk Haiinu ami hlu
ng. Doa the offur Iwikl nsood. eolnnal.
If wm pmvu tliat one of the prtKxmt pul-
""? . ok uocuK.ii. ucctMiitMi an oi
rice with fww uttMrlHMl to It from Murk
Milium or bin gang? Woodburu Iim1.
HMUl(Nlt.
Ywt liave ahifteti yottr ground ; Uio
diffrMKH iKitwetHi "aiwl" and "or" It) a
iiwr tttcliwtical avaohHt of -our elwrg.
Comu oh with your fact. In tint mean
Urn uw ym willing to give even lutlf
you got front tlat Mark lluuuu sack at
balem tu tlw Art utw chun-h in
town?
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
Frank M. Kddy, tSunnwood, Minn,;
S. A. Spencur, F. II. Sherman, Sam S.
Ooldmulth, Portland; II. Burkatt, IS. W.
Biiniin, San FranclHco; T. T. Cwr.'Citv;
F. I- Diittou, New York. . "
Dawson Herb Too Ib -Jelllnu' like hut
cakes bocntiKo It docs the work.
your
It Is bettor to proftorvo health than
to cure dlnwM) Thorofore, keop your
bltXMl pure with HrnKl's ijarsaparlllu
and Iki always well,
Crip If tlajlog ttuMiiamU of victim.
Ut. Mllcv y;
s'rvtne i cunai: IUouubJc
COTTAQE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Valuable Testimony
Is at hand in abundance to ctahli.h
the claim of extraordinary durability,
and to prove the mtisfaction experi
enced by Victor riders, they do moro to
k1I Victors than any othor item of ad
vertising. A well-known gentleman
mid in our hearing teduy: "I cannot
conceive why people will buy other
wheels, unknown and untried, taying
nearly asmucii lor mem as would buy a
Victor. Tlmv ilo lint ciwim t. rmliii.
that they 8end many times the differ,
ciioein tho llrsteost in repairs, bolides
never having tho uatisfaction of a good
roliahlo liiount." At the sumo time lie
showed his wheel, a "00 Viator," which
hud Ihmiii suhiccted to thu moHt unrtwx.
onably hard truatnient, upon which not
a cent nun neon bieiit lor liruokage,
though ridden by u snewdv. huavv-
weight rider, over country roads, tul
bio nobis and ditcliof.
"W Victors" are better than ever,,
sold by II. S. (!ile A Co., Insurance
llld'g. Victor Spinroller's can now Im
had with only n fow days' delay.
A Valuable Dog.
wouldn't soil for ten cent to a man who
doesn't want a dog. Ami that is true
with most anything ulso.
Thu only oxpeditous way to llnd n
man who wants to buy a dog is to iook
to everybody in Salem through The
Jot'itNAi. want columns.
Thoiow-houru iutorosted will respond.
And it would lm a very unintoriMtingdog
Indcud that wouldn't suit auyboly,
Miwt anything you don't want can lo
wild at muiu prkv if properly advrtifcil
11 food!
Iflf ood! I 1
ood! J
rl WearenowprejMtml nL.,, rjA'f
own aConlLM rnone 301
own;
owns
Ijtrge body Fir, choice live wood,
in corn tots.
Can deliver ot once
2.tVS iht iiinl
Largo Second Growth, cut from
larce trees, an ucmhI ua Inrire llr if ..
This is a chance to lay in your winter wood cheat). It will
win unm-i in uiuv. una id .i iiuimu 10 my in vottr winter wooti ciieap. it w
1h, higher soon. Do not delay ; placo orders soon as supply on hand is limited.
5 1 mo
i-uocxwini tt.ilcm Imp. Co.
3W Cheiuekcta and Front.
J IM ''"-'it sAJ IXIT
-h ytHLK
mffl
Jacob Vogt,
05 STATK STRBrr.
Just received u full stock of Ladle'
and Cents' Spring and
SUMMER
SHOES.
Will sell for the next CO days at the
lowest prices ever knowu In Salem.
Will be pleased to show patrons our
stock and guaranteo sutlefactton ou
every purchase. Prices tho lowest.
II M Thatcher, II Y Kllnw. Portland;
J A llaine. Ktigu; A JU, Cham
no; : I I' I'K. PhUudldiia ; K A M
Cwie, Buttovllle.
"K. . M. M, K. C. P."-Kx4aatlo
of letters: Klite Calhtry inaktM many
elegant cabinet pboUw.
I will now sell all iMillbwry goods at
coat. F. Smith, State street. 7 0 (It
Dovr Hou YotK Cihl Bosponslblo
for refusing you if you give lwr a toor
itnru of yourself, lmt got good onus
taken at Hlitw (iallery, suceior to
"Swary tlieArUat."
For the China Closet.
as well as thu table, wo havo delicate
egg shell pieces of dalntv china, deco
rated in gokl and oxtiuisfte coloring that
lends a charm to your cup of tea, Ice
cream or fruit. Our handsome designs
Our handsomo designs in lterry bowls,
lemonade and claret sets, iee cream mits,
in line glassware, are Msisonuble and
convenient.
SonnemanN,
THE GIIOOKH
124 State at Telephone 51
UlOlZ, & son
The little
tierman Market nn
South Commerclul st.
All kinds or
MEAT AND SAUSAGE
In tenson. Troiupt free delivery ard
satisfaction guaranteed. 7-flim
ONE-HALF
I CAR LOAD
Mason Fruit Jars
VKTKUliNAKY.-A wire elk- remedy
guaranteed tocuiv. Every utock man
ought to bo supidled and keep it in
cose of emergency. It tloiM not Ioocm
it strength. All kinds of veterinary
biuiue attendetl to and
calls mmle promptly. IV 1. Keler,
.tSU Fnnt htrvet. or at fevd anl.
7-7 .I i( h 1 in
IJJPlOCRlOeOwt
Volunteers Keturn.
lite return of tlte VoluuUwrsretniads
iwaf Uieir sivlewlld murkiiiainhin. muw
Mtlll .U.rfte.0 I..VIII ul...t.... ... t... ..,
...... ,.-. .-v i"' "n.l.B IIW iaw
BHllery. 11 btatwetrtwt next door to
uray uro. K. J. l-tHttaine, Pron.
0 S) 10
During Hot Weather.
You will require inueli fruit as well as
otlwr groceries. You will find the fruit,
the Jars ami the sugar at Branson A
Pagan's. 7-3-cod
Dissolved Partnership.
T1h firm of Wolt A Mlcke proprietor
of tliv tier wan Market, huvo dksolvutl
tmrUwrUiip this Sth day of July. C.
Woli take cliam and collvct all bills
The iMMiiMNM will hereafter l eoiulucte.1
y won a Son-
arrived
AT THE
Premium on Warrants.
Anjrjiartla having Marion or Tulle rounlr
warrant a to iiUoor, will do weit to call a
line oVe or fiunene Hre man, STO Commercial
tree, with !t.)i & Barker 1 wilt allow
twotutuai on all aiwh nroiierlv en.lorkol war
rant. Money to limn at C anil 7 r eeut Inter
Hon improved farms. NocommiMinn
iWwJw Kl'OENfi RKEYMAN
Thli Uttwf UUec. 37 Cowmioal ktreet
California Junk Shop I
1II..I...., ...I .!.,. ... J
ro. aaeka. ran. hWei, Copper and V
Iron, tall before you ell. Mail &
on. To cure La Gnppe. keep warm, especlalh 'fi - """""1 WI lOa" M
7 6tfl&efeeUaadtakeDr.Mile,Nervine. ' rASASA2ffA2A2vSA
YOKOHAMA TBA STORE,
MACHINE MADE
VERY GOOD FINISH.
Teh-phone Bed 2C0I.
Free Delivery.
Houte Cleaning.
The smaller lodge room on the third
floor ot the state lmmruuco building is
being oleauid and kalmxitiiuvl und will
Ikj newly tttel and enrivted, which
when tlnUhtsl will make it tho Nut and
ooahMt loilge room in &ilem for its
sue.
Big Flax Field.
W.J. J. CutinlHgham. has a mnall
paloh of tlx that yielded over 11.000
pounds of thormighly ornvil flax uraw
te.the uaru. Thla atutomout eun be
Vrrflel as the (lax U oh Uw giwttml yet.
-
lMY, penona dlo oruegliwt, IDkhiu
1 1 e rb 'lVa Q iv ' hi 1
Have you noticed
The bids for Street Lighting?
45 Arc Lamps, all night, $281,25 per month,
200 Gas Lamps, all night, $666,66 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,
$202,00 per month.
Lowest proposition from Electric Company
35 Arc Lamps until midnight, every night,
$175,00 per month,
.After a ten days delay our due assortment of tte and
tireworks finally arrived at 12 o'clock noon on Julv 4th '
kit . . . - "-, ,
,ieediess to suy we lost the best end of the trade for the
Fourth, but on the other hand we will be in oosition to'
.quote some prices on these goods, so that when the vol-
.unieers return you can give them a royal welcome. WeX
.won't carry them over, and having bought them very?
.cheap we will make prices that will surprise you. ' T
waicu our space aooui mat time. T
Wiggins Bazaar, 307 Commercial st, J
'is any Comment Necessarv
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