The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, July 08, 1899, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textih i gfrf- mtk&k. " fj ?. v- ffSw K'(hWw fzsaE:5 H&MmjfA' JULY POINTERS 14 Erery Word, It May Save You Money, Drug Dcpf . Tkt to ot)r Baby Department, the wwpm, m nave auaea. anu con lsta of - perfUmcs, Tollot waUsrs, Alffi0d Creatrm, Hair Lotions, 0oplctlon Ponders, Curllnn Flulj. Toilet Powders Lavender Halts, Pure Cashmere Soap, Tooth P84e, etc. ?'2verjthlntr. a Ladles' Toilet Calls or. Ribbon Dcpi AH the latest novelties In Fancy Ulbbons will bo found here, run ,RlbbOQ8 In fancy Plaids, Moires In all colors, Taffetas, Satins, 911Kb, and changeable TalTcf-au. Hair Nets. ChatolalnoOass. Hat Plrm u athor Dolts S&'frl HOLVERSON'S STORK k New Gloves K Two-clasp kid gloves In tans, i modes, light and dark browns, k blocks, etc. Two of the best values 7 wohayn over had. V 1 to 31.50 a pair. k Striped Crashes K A few moro pieces Just added, i Plain crashes from S 8 Wc and l,p White Dock V Plain and fancy ducks and llgurd ror waists. . J.DALRYMPLE & COMPANY. m NEEDS ATTENTION Kvory fow years. When have you had your watch cleaned and oilwl When your tno w xlinruiiii tnr atim.1 work o( this i Kino is an vnrv rnimnnalilM VOII rail T aiiru lo - 1J-- I. ..!. ......K.t vmir fiiltliful ttinunlnrn. think it over and remember my prices. WATCHER CLEANED 7,v MAIN SPUINOK 76is Now watches at low prltvH . . Second hand watches at hurgaius. O-H.JHLINGBS WATOIIMAKKH AND JKWKI.KK. UOO OOMMICKOIAt. HT, WBATHBR nKPORT. Tonight, fair, Riutday, fulr, warmco. Ico Not Olven Away, I cannot afforil to give Ico away, hut am selling a jniro articlo at a price that ' is within the reach of all. CiiYiim.'.IcK Wohkh. J. Magulro, Trop. lfi t( CAPITAL, UREWKRY UKUK. 1IOTTLKU Klltif A BecV,SucceMora to UuuthSalem Uottling Wonts. All orders for bottled Innir will n lllltul at tho brewery. Keitt on cold storage. VYtx) city delivery. Telephone 21,11. Ice Very Neatly Given Away, , Wo Van give Ico away, to convince you cow and ses now big a chunk you got for little money. Our Ico Is mauufao- liiwi from pure distilled water. Capitol Ico Works, OSfitf. KMNUKU & llKOIC Nutlet. A sfK-cIal meeting of (lto hrgthurhood of paiwrhangent, imlutersaud dmHirators has'lMX'n cmUwJ for next Monday even lug, July 10, All memoors aro nSm'UM to attend tin urgent business is to oome Iniforo the the meeting, Uy onler of (he committee. 7-7.3t 9 The Daily Journal has v moresubscri bersj n Saleni and paid-up ones at that,, v a than any other newspaper, r Some People Don't Understand How it la that we aro busy all thu time. If tiny would tnvestiimte they would And out that low prices is our strong drawing cupl Imvliig tltidml to close out our hushiMs, people know that Oils deoislon is tliml, and that wo are doing exactly as we say. Out Shirt Waists Aro going out lively look them over. All our ii.za waista now All our 75 cent waists now. Ml our il.w waists now All nui1 Ml font ualata iiuu i fLQ Hummer Underwear at tho same reduction in prtco. k All Parasols at one half nrliv. Rf-r UAtiiii-Qnllu himI IManketsat txt. feVvJlP'' YOUHBT01M.RABR feUIS BROS.& QO. ij r ,PVt JftSu .. n c,,rr.. v"A"V ii fMtl UWUK 3UUIII ' ' - Sir -an $L1M, pREGON. g car Mn's hats dtmkmimit'i Umbrella Depi Child's Parasol 20 Carriage 8hade II.W Whlto Silk ParoBol l.25 Changeable Taffeta 13 00 niaclc Umbrellas from II to 15.00 Jewelry Dcpt Shirtwaist Sets 25 Pearl Sets.... 50 Black Enameled Sets 50 Stick Pins 5o up. Beauty Pins 1 3 fi and Id: Metal Belts all reduced In price. Glove Dcpt Dents, street glove 82.00 Dents Imported Kid 11.75 SystcmcJay 81.50 Lucllo.. '.20 And the very best Olovc on the market for 8100 OAS f I uTOBB New Neckwear a Just rrcelved a line or Puffs In Lawn, Picnic, and ullk; also all qualltlcR In lawn string tics. . 20, 25, 30, 35c a dozen. J Celebrated "Silver'' Brand n..ll oHMn ma.u .linniii llnnn UUIIHrS, UVIJIJ I1UTT niiuinj, lll.i. collars, too, at tho price asked for common cotton ones. 2 for 25 cents. PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Mrs. A. K. Strang is vlHltlng in Port land. Mrs. A. 11. Fnrrar is in Portliind for a visit. Hlshnp II. I,. Hiirkley wus in Halem Friday. Louis A. Vieranl has returiieit to Portland. J. A. Vincent of llrooks wus in tho city today, Mrs. It. II. Leuho is at Portland for a few weeks' visit. Miss Mattle llaltio has gone to Bllver ton to visit friends. H. H. Phillips of Hprlng valley was a Halem visitor today. 0. C. Whlto of Pendleton Is In the city visiting friends. Mr. K. C. HiHikmau has gone to Port laud to visit with friends. Albert Davis of Htavtou came down this morning on his wheel. A. Jette, of Chainpocg, was a Ininl ncs visitor in Halem Friday, Kx-Ooveruor 'A. V. Moody returned Inst cvoultigfrom The Dalles. Mrs. L. C. Sperling, has gone to Port land to visit friends and relatives. Mr. and Mrs. A. 11. Hwlft and soil K. V., left this morning for linker City. MIhhcs Anna and Otto Mctftchau left Friday (or a visit In Eastern Oregon, O. W. Ileau went to Portland today to put in a few weeks at mill wright work, The race horxo Stephen A, Douglas wasshhiiied today to North Yakima Wash. , Miss Marie Pouue returned to Port land this morning ufter a brief visit in Salem, Mrs, J, II. llrooks went to Kilvertou Friday to smd Sunday with Mr. llrooks. MIhs Allie lleilrlek, of Corvallls, who bus Ihhim visiting Salem friends, returned iriiiuy. l'rcl I,, linker, tbts morning a Hue Jersey cow to his father ship) at t'l Hl UHS lauding. Mrs. Frtsl lluns left Friday for two weeks' visit with Mr. Haas' ihoiIo at HlUHtH.ro. Win. 1 liH'kmnn, of Portland, was a guest at tho home of his hrothcr-lndnw, M. Hredomuicr. I.you Adolnli wont to Portlnnd this morning on his way to Mocoow, Idaho, mi business. Dr. J. I.. Hill. Alluuty'M mlddle-of-tho-roud Populist oxpnuslonlNt war horse, was in town Friday. Mr. and Mrs. K. T. HarviHi, of Wasco, Ortvtin, who have Ueu visiting at Tur tier left this morning for their home. W. T. llonnctt and family, of Detroit, have again become resldttiitM of Salem. Will Is a good buslueKs man ami bus honts of friends here. Dawson Ilorb IVa cure constipation. will positively ..76 cents M ivit t' ,..,........,.,....., w cents Hi cents nAnAunru -r I VJiVri -i imiiMtmmmmm and vmderr. " iMt HI u i T i W nmi MARION COUNTY MATTERS Butlness Being Transacted t the Court House. , A marriage license has been Issued to C. A. E, Shepherd and Millie M. Down ing, and a divorce has been granted 10 Luurt II. Long against J. W. JUuig. DISKED FILU). S" A. McCall and wifo to Sophronla Chase, lot 9 and 10, hlk Z0 Jdtigicwoou odd to Salem. 1150. , , , Homer Lcrwill and wife to Cynthia A, Fonl, q. c. d. to 2 acres in the town of Parkersvllle, . .. . F. W. Durhin. sheriff, to Ada K. Jpry, 150 acres in section .'(0, 1 8s, r 2 w., sher iff's deed. Jfl.SOO. , r , , C. V. A.Jctt,and wifo to L. Olcon, 7ncrcH int7, s, r2w. 150. K. W. Durhin, sheriff, to A. Iluck esteln, lot No. 3, In block No. Ml, North Salem, tax deed. $7. J. 8. Frost and wifo to H. W. Rich ards, 68 lots !n Highland Park addition to Halem, q. c. d. 2. E. J. Tliiirinan to Nels Anderson, 5 acres in the I) L C of Lvantler B. Davis and wifo in 1 7 n r 1 west. 350. Martlu Olesy and wife to IiiiIh V bert, land in Aurora. fOOO. 1'ltOllATK. Tho final account of Agnus Jones, ad ministratrix of the estate of Geo. W. W. Kami), deceased has lcen approved and the administrator discharged. Others Ty, We Accomplish. Others may try to imitate, hut one meal will convince you that none other quals Strongs Restaurant. I wilt now sell all millinery goods at 7 (J flt cost. K. Smith, State street. GATCH'S COMMITTEES Changed From Those First Announced in the Journal and Oregonian. Mrs. K. 11, Hauthwtck Resigns Other Changes May Ue Made. Mr. Gatch ns chairmnu of the new move to receive the volnuteers issues an address in the morning paper containing a different list of committees from tlion published in Thk Jouunai. Friday and tho Oregonian today. Tho ehaugoH as they itear from the different printed lists all furnished by him are noted be lew: Reception cemmittee: Following names aro drepped: John (I Wright, MeKiuloy Mitchell, It P Iloise, Q P Terrell, X J Judnh, W K Copeland, John Parsons, W C Kant ner, W A Daly, J X Smith, J A Rich ardson, A II Glllls, W II Holmes, S ll. Kakin, Dallas; II U Tuttlo. Following names art) added :(lov. T.T. Geer, Mrs 'A F Moody, Mrs W P I.ord, Mrs F II Houthwick, Mrs Robert Cms snu, Mrs John Hughes, Mrs A F Jeffries, Mrs Geo II llurnett, V M llrooks, Hilverton; KT IJoniiult, Stnytou; P.d Hirseh, C IIMtsircs; John Htelnor, Jcfforsoii. Itunimut ceiiiiulttee: Mrs Robt Cros snu Is taken off, and Mrs J X Ryan milled. Decoration committee Miss Souii Johnson has Iteen dropped. Guiiowder committee John licou addel. Young Men's committee; A, Darr W. Prcscott is added. Muslo Coininittw; Mrs. II. It. Hol laud is added. Geuertd cemmittee: Mrs. W. P. bird is droppcl. D. W. Yixler and II. II. Thlelscn are milled. MUS, houthwick nmii.i.NK . Hamui, July 8, IKW). Ko. JotiiiN.u.: Please allow me thrntiuh your columns to tender my resignation as a member of Istth the general committees appointed to nveive the volunteers at Salem: From the llmt iililM)Intel by the W, A. R. three weeks ogo, having the work well under way, and had it forcibly taken out of their nanus; also irom toe hcvoiki. lor mis reasen: that as a nieinler of tho Relief Corns and of both P.mcruoiicy Corns (who have lieeu publicly insulted by the so-called gentlemen starting this little itolltlcal scheme) I decline to aid in furthering any such schemes. Xo one will welcome the lioys more warmly than the women who have looked forward to and planned for sheir welcome for one year, and no one can regret the situation more than we do, and Coinpiiiiy K and their friends may count on us at all other times, Irresnec. tivoof (toll lice, religion or personal feel ing. Mas. F. II, Houriiwii'K. .NO ACTIOS TAKKN, The second mans meeting for the pur iMVHMif making arnuiKomcuts for the re ception of the volunteers took plneo at J p. in. loony in toe iMiiiicil ciinuiDeroi the city hall, The meeting wus eillisl to order by Chnirmau (latch and his announcement of the appointment of committees was rend and approved. Mr. Uatclidld not read the uamus of any committees at the city hall today, and will imilmbly give out a list whuu it Is lliuilly iNimplettv, On motion the chair was InstructtHl to appoint a committee to meet the voluu teers in San Francisco, the suggestion lcing lo appoint jwrwins who were going any w ay. gl log them the additional standing with the ofllcials arising from thoupiHiintmcut. F. It. Houthwick atatihl thut Oouraor Geer ami his staff aro going to San Fraucibco and the executive mmmitteo was instructed to seo the governor and request him to iim all eflorU to kii the volunteers together as an orgnuiMi tionuntil they can Ik) ivivimnI as such. Xo other formal action was taken. The situation was dlscuttced Informally and the eoucluslun was ai rived at that In the present uiiMttled state of affaira ll won lit Ih imHvssiiio to make detlnlte arraugtunents for tho nveption as it kcomed to 1k uncertain that the rvgb incut, or even companies K and M would ever lw hert In a Uxly. After the half hour's sctislou the meeting adjouruiNl subject to tho call of the chair. Twenty bushels ot cherries came down on the afternoon train for thu AI lun Cannery. Mini Pearl Stay ton, of Stay ton. Is visiting friends In tho elty. Mrs. Frank Power, has gone to Ta coma, for a visit with her purvnts. Ml. Cary Murtiu and Miss Alko Davenport aro spending a few days at Stlvertoo. Chtts. I. Dallig- W iMitne (nju the Springs. Prof. Homer of the chair of VJnglth Hteraturu at the fituto AgrtoulCunu col ego, relnriitxl to Corvallls toU) . mm -.: -..rv.-- mM -i--r---- v---- iTT u n Condemned By Re publicans. Appointed By Kincaid and Turns Push Politician Record of the Official Who Excludes The Journal. Following articles arc copied from a Republican paper at Salem that has quite a following among the party work ersthe Sentinel. Tho half has not been told. There is even yet talk of an olllcial investigation of the mysterious death at that institu tion of Del Main and of another unat tended patient who during tho stato.falr was permitted toride a hobby horse on the merry-go-rpund. Becoming dizzy, itlie fell off nud her neck was broken. It seems that tho price of place there now is for tho employe to keep his "mouth shut, my nothing and saw wood. FUNDS i:.V I1I.ANK. Much criticism is made of the method of handling the private funds of pa. Units. They are said to bo asked what they require and then made to sign n receipt in blank. Tho wording of these receipts afford a lovely np'iortunlty for minor grafts and the working off of old, second-hand or shoddy clothing at a nice price. Something has also been said as to the moral atmosphoro attach ing to tho management of the inatitu ciou, lint this question will afford an ample text at some future time when thu warrant scalping and other extraor dinary features have received nttentinn. INCOMI'KTKNT KMI'LOYKH. The milliliter is suid to retain several employes who are wholly incompetent. Xot only that, ho has created new ollices, with big salaries, has nssivsed and collected enormous political assess ments. Last year he bled the employes for alxmt $ 1,100. Ono Democrat re laxed to contribute to the fund. He was threatened with discharge but as he has no doubt learned by this time that silence is golden he retains his job and says nothing. On the whole, we incline, to tho belief that should our critics in vestigato thu management of the insti tution they would agree with us that our criticisms have been decidedly mild. had .i'i'oi.vnin.sT contixukd. Perhaps no act of the now administra tion has Won so generously, unanim ously and cordially condemned a that which retains Dr. 'I'aino as superintend ent. It is given out that no change will be made until January 1, but tho people understand from this that there is a poHslbility that 1'afne may lo permitted to hold on for another full term of four long years. The pooplo give many reasons why a change should have 1kcu made at this time. They acknow Iwlue l'ahio'ssuixtr- for qualifications as a suHiriutendent of construction in the building of a new wing. Dr. l'alne is an expert on brick walls and excavations. This is all ad mitted, hut what his peculiar ipialillcn Units consist of is not known. OI,l DC.M, (lKct ON. In the late campaign the state was promincd a new deal through the sua cess of thcltepubllcau ticket at thu )oll. It was the promts of the now deal that Hxcd I,ord at thu primaries and later at the state convention. Hut for thu ex pectation of a fulllllmuutof thusoplcdgcs Seasonable Prices Jelly Tumblers :0 and 25c. doz Table Tumbler .3c each Tuu combination 'dresslug .I0o Hlack Liquid dressing . . .10o You'll Und all tho above ou the rack ouuldo the door. Look them over. Hammocks Good size, pillow and spreader.. Wo Larger, and stronger 9So Handsome fringed ones il 25 up We Cau save you same mouey. Try and see. Dig lines of uieu's straw hats, working gloves, overnhlrts, stout shoes, suspender, heavy socks etc. it luwest racket prices for cash only. You tave dollar on the cash plan. Ko other man's bill to pay Telescopes straps, etc. for tourUta, shawl fiViitfihl m DOCTOR PAflffl SOS CUMM8KCIAL ST. WIOQIN' lueKtiT I'UKty, - .Tr - - ' v'-'- 1 Ti . ...1T..ra Schillings Best money-back tea and baking powder at Tibur Grocers the outcome would have leon different. Tho worst the Lord administration could havo been expected to do would have lcen the keeping in ofllcc of the same people who aro now retained by the new administration. The people had a right to expect bettor things at tho hands of the new officers. They havo abundant Justification for their disappointment at tho way things are working out. ItF.IO.N OK PETTY POLITICS. Under the present administration of affairs at the asylum ctty politics may 1h oxpectcd to continue to dictate ap .ointments and olicy. Democrats who refused to contribute to the campaign fund were promised ex pulsion from the service of the state. An enormous fund was liaised (f 1,100) from among the employes at the asylum last spring. This money is supposed to have gone to Lane county. Maybe it did. Xoliody knows. Employes were intimidated until nearly all subK-rihcd to it. The handling of tlte private funds of tho patients is another matter worthy of ofllcial investigation. TUB I.VDUHTUIAI, IlEPAimiHNT. The employment of patients in the heavy work of excavation, etc., is an other projKsition for debate. There are liersons who would be glad to do this work for the state, and there are rela tives and friends of unfortunate insane persons who would prefer that the de mented wards should not lie thus em ployed. It may Ikj true that tho state is saving money through thus utilizing patient labor, but Is it the mission of a humane hospital to make diggers of eartli and mixers of mortor out of those mentally defective who are consigned to its tender mercies.? The meat contract is another feature of tho present sutoriutendeiicy that might be Inquired into with profit to the state. JOIIIimiY AND HNOIIOCItACY. The persistence witli which all con tracts dealing with electrical work or equipment are awarded to a certain Portland firm that is engaged in a busi ness foreign to electricity might also Ikj investigated without prejudice to the Istst interusts. The advent of this man l'atno as chief at tho asylum marked the era of snnhoc nicy there. Then liegan the assignment of a cook, uiuler name and pay of "at tendant," as cook for tho olllcors. The food given patients and employes wasn't good enough for Dr. l'aine. And about this time, too, the attendants tntgan to imit eating meat, knowing the uharactor and family history of some of the inon- archs of the pasture that wore led to the slaughter hiii. - - - Many persons die of neglect, D.twson Herb Tea Uxe'eiu, Northern Pacific Railway. Tho only lino to the Yellowstone Na tional I'ark. At this Kiaxon of the year the scenery along this jvopulur route is esR'oiuUy line. Fast time and no change of cars from Portland to St. Paul. Tourist passengers not desiring to change cars at Portland can taku through car for St. Paul at Halem. Dear in mind wo also coll West louud tickets. Anyone here wishing tofiiruish tickets to relatives or friends in the Kant can order same through us and the tickets will bo telegraphed to juirty at Kusteru point. See the agents, Thomas, Watt Co. 7-7-Ht 2-7 Commercial St. Dawson Herb Tea Is selling like hot cakes because It does thu work. Dissolved Partnership. The tlrm of WoU & Mlexcku proprietors of tho Uerman Markut, have dismdvml partnership this ftth day of Julv. C. Woli takes charge and collect all "bills. The liusluiuM will hereafter lie conducted liy Wow A Hon. 7 ft tf Blue Streaks Black Streaks lllg -line finally arrived Friday evening. We can now rill all back orders ou the 110 Moduli, und on the 30-snoh at $30. The ladles' blank onus are per foot charmers. 6 per ceut oft for ooslt 33. We want you to try these wheoli The running qualities is what counts. So Easy So Quiet Byerybody say m. Dldyuu notice Murpliy's reoord of a mile In 47 44 seconds on a Trib une y See our ad. last few day. BAZAAR Friedman's New Friedman's New Racket S5 Buys a Good Suit; Yes, we will sell you a suit for of Men's Clothing 5f.5Q for. $9 Buys a Suit Well Worth $12,50 vv cuwux Our Price $9 New Goods Arriving Daily FRIEDMAN'S NEW Cor Commercial and State streets, ENLISTED MEN, Who are Serving in the Regular Army May Return. And Will Come as Soon ns Transportation Can Be Arranged for Them. Following correspondence between N. M. learned of this city, (whose son Wlllard learned is in the 14th Infantry U. S. A. at Manila) and the war de partment settles the question as to the return of enlistments in thu regular army to serve in the war with Spain. Sai.hu, Okmoon, June 2!l, 18!). Aojt. Gus U. S. Aumv, Wasiiinotox, D. C, Siu: Are those volunteers who en listed in the regular army for tho war with SiKiin. under the emergency net. embodied in circular No. 40 series of 1898. I think and who are now in the Phil nninu Islands, to ho discharged the same as tho volunteer regiments who are row, in part, on their way nome.' Very respectfully yours, Nklhon I.nAitxim. Axswiin. WAH Dlil'AltTMKXT, I AlUt'TlNTtiUVKUAL's Ot'FICK, J- Wasiiinotox, I). C. July l.lH'.MI. ) Ni:i.sov Lkaunkd, Sai.km, Oui:on. General Otis has been instructed to discharge all men uiuler his command who enlisted in thu regular army le tw on April 21 and Oct. 'Jrt, 1898, and send them homo to tho United States as soon as his means of transportation will permit. Proliablv all that do not re enlist will lie homo by August I, 181(11. Thomas Wakd, Asst. Adjutant General. WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS C. !'. Williams, Sacramento, Cal., Jul us Law. Portland Or.: M. Man.tel sohn. San Francisco jl!''. Sikuico., Me- Minuville Or.; 11. Gibson, Prineville, Or.; Tod Haker, Colorado; J. C. Mc Cabe, Tho Dallos; J. P. Jones, Portland ; W. It. Iteaman. Kansas Cily, .Mo.; John Atkins, Portland, Or. 11. J. (.'loin onion, Mrs. II. J. Clemmormeu, Mr. and Mrs. A. Anderson, New Castle, Wash. Fine Grass Display. Uncle Jamos hlglu, of Itoocdalc, to day brought to this oilico somo line samples of grasses and grain for display to the editorial excursionists. The tallest of the native grasses is 8 feet and 8 incites, and all were cut from laud that has never been plowed. No country ever had bettor native gra than the Web-Foot stato. BORN. KKltXS Fridav, July 7, 180U, to Mr. and Mrs. Fail G. Kerns, of Yew Park, a Km. COTTAQE HOTEL ARRIVALS. I..S. Chapman, Seattle; Win Mat thuws, Newport, Or. At the Old Stand, After a few mouths recruit ion we are lxick to the old stand bettor qualified than before to fill your orders. K. J. linlloek our old cook who ran prepare a inual to suit the taste of an epicure Is with us. We Iiojh) to see all our old jKitrons ami many new ones. GEOIUiU DltOTII tins, Whitohotihu Hustaurant Slate street. Your Sunday Dinner Will 1) ready when you got there, cooked just as you like It at the Whito HoiiH Restaurant, George Brothers, Statu street. 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. -,,n i i 45 Arc Lamps, until midnight, $225,00 per month 200 Gas Lamps, until midnight, $458.33 per month Lowest proposition from Gas Companyi 100 Lamps until midnight, except moonlight nights, $202,00 per month. V Lowest proposition from Electric Companyi 35 Arc Lamps until midnight, every night, $175.00 per month. Is any Comment Necessary ,rr - - r - i il.TTniOTI)iiniif'" Has started slaughtering their Cajj ancj see our goods and prices. We will have no trouble in' convincing you that we are selling- up-to-date clothing a, thaft other house m flle Clty price Pretty Organdies, New Lawns, Swiss, Ginghams, Percales, Dimities, etc. Dainty Chiffons, Allover Embroideries, Laces of all kinds. Several nice pieces of Tucking, Lace Cuitains, large sizes extreme low prices. Bed Spreads, Table Linens and Napkins. It will pay you to call and see all our new goods. Why Every Man Should Insure in tho New York life. 1. Uccause It Is tho strongest company In the world. 2. IL has over 8215,000,000 assets, :i. It Is purely mutual, all Its assots, eauntngs and surplus belonging to policy holders, HOMER H. SMITH, Special Agent, Olllcc with Salem Luncl Ofllce. 0-OmU Salem, Oregon TO RNlTUa .1U Large stock fresh from Factory. Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Suits. Caipets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Matting. Wall Paper and Moulding. 1 110LL1S AND COMPANY 1st Door North of Post Ofllce. leD I own! Can deliver at once, i nts is a c nance to lay in your winter wooa cliean. It will Iks higher soon. Do not delay; place orders soon as supply on hand Is limited. Hiutuj'MHi, Hiikin linn. ro. 1 mo For the China Closet, as well as the table, we havo dolicate egg shell pieces of dainty china, deco rated in gold and exquisite coloring that lunds a charm to your cup of tea, ice cream or fruit. Our handsome designs Our handsome designs in lerry bowls, lemonade and claret sots, ice cream sets, in tine glasiware, aro hcasonahlo and convenient. SonnemanN, THK G ROGER 124 Stato at Tolepbouo 31 During Hot Weather. You will retiuire much fruit as well as other groceries. You will Und the fruit, tno jarx and the sugar at liransou & Ragon's. 7-3-eod Premium on Warrants. Any lrtle having Marion or Polk county warrant to lUoM)or, will do well to call a the imf or Kune llreyman, 270 Commercial trt. with !iole A IlRrkfr I will allow premium on all auoh properly emloraeil war ranta. Mousy to loan at fi anil 7 if r con Intrr aat on iraproveu urma. o cummiMton MSdAwUm Whlto Corner Hlock. Kl'OKNK UHEYMAN 0 Commercial itreet To cure La Grippe, keep warm, cspeclah) &e feet, and take l)r. MUa' Nervine. Fr """-Hiiijlj Racket. immense stock of Clothing. $5 that other stores charge . RA6KE Salem, Ore. . ,TJ u Ij We are now prepared T")U .... .. n4 ia,sa Phone 301 as follows : Large body Fir, choice livo wood, in cord lots , .f2.Cr per cord Large Second Growth, cut from large trees, as good as large fir, 2.25. '(Ill Chemekctn and Front, Jacob Vogt, 05 STATK STUKKT. Just received a full Btock of Lurilei' (and Gents' Spring and SUMMER SHOES'. Will sell for the next CO days at the lowest prices ever knowj In Salfeiu. Will Ikj pleaded to show patrot)9 our stock und guarantee satisfaction on every purchase. Trices tho lowct. WOLsZ, & SON Tho little German Market on South Commercial st. All kinds of MEAT AND SAUSAGE I In ecason. Prompt free delivery ard satisfaction guaranteed. 7-tllm ONE-HALF ARRIVED AT THE YOKOHAMA TEA STORF, MACHINE MADE VERY GOOD FINISH. Telephone Red 2G0I. Free Delivery. - ' - ri - 'v" - "'r;' - 's - - y,""iii'.i I CAR. LOAD Mason Frait Jars 307 COMMKKCIAh bTKGGT iX