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Friday's Sale.
Percales
36 inches wide, standard
10c. goods; light or dark
colors. At Friday's Sale
these goods will be sold
for
5EBEFe
There is a limited quanti
ty, so first come first
served.
FRIDAY
OASIlJ
STORE"
HOLVERSON'S
i Shin waisi Goods
A new lot of fabrics for swell waists at a
low price. These goods sell at sight, so
don't delay.
k
k
Yard wide "Marsalla"
Now Shades, flno cloth.
In jrctty
"Mo1roso"Zophvr Ginghams in imrrow or
wldo Htrlpos priced to make thorn quick selling.
Grown Percale.
BtrlpoH and figures, light or dark patterns
FANCY PIQUES
all coloni
k J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY
v
nt
NEEDS
ATTENTION
Kvory low years.
When have you hud
your
ihoc
w i i
watc
lonrei
en
cleuuod and oiled V Whun
ho charges for good work of tlilw kind in
or good wo
uianlo you
no very reasonublo
an vnrv rnimniliilllo VO
ou caii'i mioru w
neglect your faithful timepiece, think it
over and roinomhor my prii
COS.
WATCH KB CLKAN KI)76o
MAIN Bl'UINQB 7fo
Now watches tit low prices .
Hccond )ind watched ut bargains.
C.H.HIN0BS
WATCHMAKKK AND JKWKMSII.
UOQ COMM1CHOIAL ST.
WEATHER REPORT.
Tonight und Friday, filr mid cooler.
The Daily Journal has
more subscribers in Salem,
and paid-up ones at that,
than any other newspaper.
so
Ice Not Given Away.
I cannot afford to give iro nway, hut
em stilling a pure article at a price that
it within the reach of all.
Okvhtai. 1c Wohkh.
J. Magulre, Prop. (I 10 tf
CAPITAL.
1IREWKRY
BEER,
BOTTLED
Kllncf Ileck,8ucccMor to SouthSalem
Bottlmc Worm,
All ordura for bottled beer will ho filled
t the brewery. Kent on cold storage.
Frrv city delivery. Telephone 21 III.
Ice Vcty Neatly dlven Away,
We can ulvo Ico away, to convince you
cotuo and oe now big a chunk you got
for little money, uur ico is nmiuimo
turo from pure distilled water.
Capitol ico Works,
0 28lf Kunukh & Hhcic.
CASTOR I A
Tr lafcat and Children.
to KM Ym Hih Always m
Star th
&&&&
Btgsfttur
Just a few samples
Of tho low prices that wo are making at ouroloslng out salo not for "Huoket
Trash" but for tint-class goods bought (rum the Uut house in America.
Men's stiff hnta former price $2.60 now fl.'.V
1.wi'ii wiirlr tin. utitrtu W1
Men's jtereale shirts with
wens summer unuorsiut..,, ..... . ,o
.Men's canton nauuei under klilrtu ,., .... ,'JO
Ijidies' bolts, all sites nnd colors , ., ,ls
Ijidlea' summer union suits ,'J5
Boys' Linen Pants
100 pains 'Ladles' Ox fonts at... 76 c jr itlr
100ivaira lidios1 shoos ut ,...1,00 ht pair
Men's luvy working shoes $1,00" per pair
100 pairs chlldix'ii's white kid glove ... .... 16 c iter pair
tKvwythlng iu our stock m such
Vtollo yvur tradiiut with us uwo
PCSITIVELY UKTI1
low
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S'ALEM, OREGON.
iimiiwifiirrr
HOSE
Did you ever buy a pair of
Hosefor4c? WehavelOOO
pair of these Hose, (usually
retailed at 10c, or 3 for
25c.) which will be sold
at our Friday's Sale for
ZLS
je&iR-
1 VwV
Only six pair to any one
person.
ONLY.
CASH
iroiiB
stripes,
.12 V2
12 V2
. 8 13
per yd
per yd
per yd
v
V
V
Thu much-called-for goods. I'laln white
in hcuvy welts, narrow mid wldo'stripcs,
15 to 60c yd
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
8ohafor Hros. of Ktayton wore in Salem
today.
Hay Hiuiural, of Muolouy, wan In Huloiii
today.
Oeo. L. Rose, wont to Portland thin
morning.
J, V7. (limn, took the early train for
Portland.
Levi Hartmiis of Htuylon wuh a Salem
visitor today.
J. P. Reeve of Itethel did business In
Hulom t(xlay.
Wm. Kills of Htuytoii illd business in
Salem Unlay,
A. McUllt went to Portland yesterday
on business.
Kllon Caldwell, of'stayton, visited in
Salem today.
K. Porter of Went Btayton wuh a Sa
lem vlHltor today.
Hohm Ilihhlo, of Solo, wan In the city
todry on business.
John Kline, of IVdco Creek, wuh a
Balom visitor toduy.
Fred Gohrlng, loft thin morning to re
turn to South Dakota.
A. Vaiiderhoek, of Gorvuls, wuh in the
city today on luminous.
A. HiihIi anil Miss HuhIi, were Port
laud imssongora thiH morning.
Hoy Allen of Kola brought a flno lot
of choice cherries to town today.
Hoy Collurd, of MIhhIou itottom,
brought produce to Salem today.
J. Oassloman drove over to Dalian to.
day via Independence by Salem.
Mm, Dr. Mluthorn, of Prune Kldc,
wuh in Salem today vImIUiik (rieudi),
A new driveway baa been put In front
of the Huffman Hlahloon Ferry ntnt.
Mr. and Mm. T. II. Kuy left IiihI
nli;ht for San Frauulsoo where they will
vInIl
J. K. 1'look returned to Portland thta
moruiiiK after vUltlng with Salem
friend for a week.
Mm. L H. McClaln and children re
turned from Mill City hint nlht from
their Hummer outing.
A. D. Andoroon and turn Henry went
to the IloKau Camp meeting of Preo
Methodists thl moruiut;.
Mm. Jennie Murphy of AuteloH who
hau been vUltiiiK the vartoiiH Diirhiu
fauilllen left for home today.
J. A. Hornurdl went to Iiuluh'N land
lug thin inornhiif to llnitih IiIh job of
plunibiUK on the Iiulah renldoiuu'.
Dawson Ilorb Tea
cure constipation,
will positively
cellar: and cuffs.' '.',.'.". .'.'.!." .' .' 'tis j
price u will tnuke (t an object to you
FROM UU8INH8H,
OP POSTOHFICB,
MiUiMaaa
U. M. Lombard, who perved ort the
Monterey na diviion ofllcer when Ma
nila was taken was in the city today.
Ho says it will bo more favorable to the
men to havo them mustered out at
'Frisco. Tiioyncod all tho pay they
can got. They have had an cxhuusting
campaign and are not in good order for
marching around. Tho principal thing
a man wants when ho gets back Is good
beefsteak, strawberries and cream and
long night's rest.
Itcprcscntativo H. 0. Hawson, of
Arlington, Gilliam county, is in the
city, and report that without doubt the
wheat crop of Eastern Oregon has suf
fered terribly from hot winds. The
winter wheat froze out, and the spring
wheat is in bad shape.
Capt. Paul Hubbard, of Partland, and
Lieut, Johnson, of Chehalis, arrived to
day to assist the local Salvation Army
In holding tho fort for two weeks. The
latter will remain as ouo of tho staff of
tho new ensign expected to arrivo soon
from California.
Mrs. W. H. Winans, went to Oregon
City today by steamer, while Mr.
Winans and tho chilercn will drive to
Gladstone Park whero tho family will
camp through the Chautauqua.
Mrs. C. E. Short and daughter, Grace,
and son, Mcrlo, who havo been visiting
with her slHter, Mrs. E. G. Kirby, at
Howell Prairie, left this morning for
her homo in Portland.
II. M. Smith, of Ghompoeg, went
homo ou the boat last evenini taking
his saddle hor-e uilh him. Mr. Smith
ha's beoti buying sheep and cattle in tho
vicinity of Salem.
II. G. Wright, a Portland monument
man, was in tho city today on business
connected with tho Sam ltamp monu
ment, which has been shipped from
Burro, Vt.
Aleck Molr is off or his. sufmmor out-
inir on tho Broitcnbusli. He will be
Joined by G. A. Bach, Mr. Keil, John
Molr jr., Howard Damon nnd Clias,
Good.
J. Duff McAndlo and wlfo, of Ante
lope, Wasco county, who havo beon
visiting friends -about Salem several
days left for homo this aftornoon.
Mr. nnd Mrs. II. F. Davis, who havo
boenln tho city for a week, tho guests
of Mr. and Mrs. J. J. EvaiiB returned
to Portland today via steamer.
II. W. Moyers and M. W. Meyers, of
tho llrm of Joseph Meyers and Son, loft
on their annual custom tour to purchase
goods for their Sulcm Htore.
Mm. D. M. Eekman of Moscow, Idaho,
urrlved today to become tho guests for
tho summer of Mrs. A. C. Loucks on
Fifteenth street.
Percy Levar, of Tiik Journal local
force, accompanied by Mm. Levar and
little daughter, lefttoday for un outing
ut YiKjulna Bay,
Mrs. E. Kreugel and "children of Al
bany uro the guests of Mr. and Mrs. C.
A. Whale in this city, arriving today via
steamer.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Ives of Detroit
returned to their homo today ufter a
Hhort visit ut Salem.
J. J. Harris, of Cottage Grove, who
lias been visiting in Salem, went to Now
Inirg this morning.
Penrhyn Kuntnor, wont to Lafuyette
this morning to visit Ids brother Clif
ford. Mm. J. S. Wyant, f Marion, was In
the city today on an shopping trip.
Mrs. E. Thrall one of Albany's teaub
em Is thoguest of Mrs. Earl Hace.
Prof. J. B. Homer of tho agricultural
college was in town toduy.
Judge Juiues B. Coffee nnd nephew
returned to San Eruncisco.
W. E. Way went to Portland today
on business und pleasure.
W. W. Hall went to Woodbnm
uwheel last night.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. W. Davis went to
Morrison today.
County Judge B.irton, of Albany, was
in town today.
County Judge Terrell, returned from
Portland toduy.
Clias. Lane went to lndoHindouco lust
evening.
Mrs. M. H. Wuruor went to Newburg
today.
Tiik Jouun.m. us usual bad the llmt
news of the Oregon volunteers. Tho
Portland Telegram Wednesday evonlng
hud not u worn of their nrrlvol.
Pollco Judge Jiidah of Salem has so
far written the best poem of the wel
come to the returning Oregon pioneers.
He enn pen u pootlcul sentence or a ho
Iki'h seuteiuv ulth equal facility
Tho Hosoburg Evening Heview bad
tho news Wednesday of tho volunteers
returning. But what ailed tho Portland
Telegram f Has it hwt Its California
manager.
F-L.-K-G-S
Small Hags Sodos. up
dxft Inches .t for So
sxM inches .2 for So
Nx'.!!. . . .So each
10x30 luohcs . ... 10c each
27x43. ... .16o each
.'10x60 Inches. . .. SOoeach
Come and lay in your supply while
w have thoiu, Won't last long.
Lots of patriotic ribbons too all
prices. On Roman candles we
quote 30 cents a doien up, pin
wheels, rockets, ImIIooiis and all
such very low.
If ever a true Oregonian wants to display his enthusiasm, its
within the next few days when our boys get home. All our
flags and tlreworks came so late, (noon, July 4.) that we didn't
sell many. Just as well, We've got a fine assortment and
the prices are away down.
WIGGIN'S
KAOKST I'illU,
, "I ,r ;V,y, -
VOLUMWS.
Continued from Flrt Pk
" San Francisco Harbor, S. 8. New
port, July 12, 1899.-T0 Adjutant-Gen-eral,
U. 8. A., Washington, D. C.-Orc-gon
troops just arrived unanimously ob
ject to being mustered out at Portland
aud lose tho right of travel allowance,
and request to bo mustered out at Ban
Francisco and get allowance. Can tliey
not Ijo mustered out hero and receive
travel pay? Pay car to bo attached to
tho train, and tho men paid en route.
Ordinance to be turned over at Van
couver, ana llnnl disnanumeiii. iu
made in Portland.
"0. SoMiinns, Colonel."
"Commanding Second Oregon, U. 8.
In Infornncn to tllO UlianimOUS wish
nf dm nmi'oti mLrimhnt. I indorse Col
onel Summer's request for mustermg
out in San Francisco. T. T. Gekh,
"Governor of Oregon."
Tho answer as expected from Adjutant-General
Corbin is printed above.
rOHTLANIl iniho.va.nt.
Poutlani), July 13. When it became
known in this city that tho Oregon vol
unteers would probably bo mustercjl out
in San Francisco, instead of being
brought to Portland, tho citizens were
very indignant. Several telegrams of
protest wero sent to Washington and to
tho olllcors of tho regiment at San I'run
Cisco against mustering the men out ut
San Francisco.
VISITED JAPAN.
San Fkancisco, July 13. I-ess event
ful by far was tho return voyage of the
Second Oregon than tho trip to Manila.
A nleasant three days at Nagasaki, Ja
pan, was all that broke the monotony
n( tlm lmur ililVH on tbeoceatl
Thoreg
Newitoi
-K-
ment boarded tho transiiorts Newport
and Ohio Juno 12 and
o'clock June 14.
13. sailiiiR at 10
SAI.EM HOY IIKAItl) KIIOM.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fones, who havo
two sons among tho volunteers received
u telegram this morning telling of tho
choice of soldiers hi wanting to be mus
tered out at 'Frisco and added this
cheering news:
Tuansi'oht Ohio "Wo are hero; all
well: nil friends well. Hud lovely trip.
Go's G, C, K, M, E, I and F, are on the
Ohio with us. Lkk Fonks.
Col, Smith's Runaway.
About 0:15 Col. T. C. Smlth'H team
got loose from in front of his ofllce and
ran down Commercial street at n terri
ble paco. They Btruck a single rig belong
ing to mi old lady from tho HaysviUo
country, tied ut Dr. Cusirk's residence,
nnd it was badly smashed In the collis
ion. Ono of Col. Smith's horses
jumped clear over tho old lady's buggy
and Smith's buggy hud u tongue broke
aud was uluo demolished some. No one
was hurt, and the horses escuped with
slight injuries. Tho .Smith horses
turned und went on Center street, mid
when captured the vehiclo hud been
left behind nnd had to bo taken to the
shops.
The lady's numii could not he learned,
but before she got around to know of
know of the iluinuu done, Col. Smith
hud it in the shop und wns huviug it
repaired ut nn outlay of some f. 10 at his
own exix'iiHo.
A Coucluctor Fumigated,
A victim of smallpox is suid to have
gone through Salem ou the morning
overland Wednesday. Ho was from
Junction nnd wus well broken
out by tho time he got to Portlund
und wus hustled to the hospitul
for nil such ufortuuutes. The conductor
was captured and vnciunted, fumigated,
immersed In sheep-dip 'und sent hack
south ou tho evening nvorlnud.
Boulders and Bridges.
Tho street commissioner would do
well to removo all the stones from our
principal street, and put all the princi
pal bridges in repair, As the succes
sion of crops continues to mnturu tr utile
will increase. By a little careful at
tention now, nnd preliminary repair
ing accidents may bo forestalled and tho
streets of the city kept more passable.
l I 111 1 8 1 W H tmilHHIjr
TrAMMtMM,MM
p vvnaiipauvn
BEECHJIM'S t
mAa uiAC t Iaa
vraiivaiivfi
nniuu4iio9f
PILLS
Skfcrleiadt,
Gettherc&alQelfTou
want to be cured. T
t MfMa,wMicr WcMUA33cMtf,
J, CMldrM, curd by at drug ttof .
iiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiii
Call for Bids for Hay.
Bids will bo received at tbooitlco of
theCI'.y Recorder for tho City of 8a
le.u, Oregon, from the date of this
uotlco until 5 o'clock p. m. nf Satur
day, August 12, 1800. for furnishing
tho City or Salem with tirtcou(5)tons
of cheat or timothy hay. baled and de
livered at tho city hull In suld city ou
or before tho 1st day or September,
1891).
Dono pumuunt to the order of the
Common Council or ?uld city, made
und entered on the fiih day of July,
ISW).
N, J. JUDA1I,
City Recorder.
Dated at Sulem, Ongon, this, July
1.1, 1809, 7 l.td.twtf j
Our S3 Fireworks Assortment
2 20-ball tinman candles
2 12-b4ll Roman candles
12 8-ball Roman candle
I large colored light
1 doz 2 02 Rockets
t doz 4 oz Rockets
I doz J lb Rockets
J doz 1 lb Rocket
1-12 doz 4 lb Rorkets
1 balloon, 1 12 Inch mine
i doz electric spreader.
Thl figures considerably more
than 3.00 regular, but In the large
iotb wo discount. Other assort
ment to suit on the same basis.
BAZAAR
sot COMMKRQIAL STREKT
aa
Friearaans New
w peanut, ana lemouuuu
V Friedman's Wow uacKei. jliio icw uujuui-uu iuuivuik "f v .' """,""""""
4 outttielrdlnnernnd refreshmentson thoFourth, boughttlielr goot Is elsewhere.
Y And now Friedman's New Itackct Is preparing for tho Fall trade: and down
Xiroes prices still lower
those who arc In need
tllOSC wno arc in iiueu
t
rtMlnnrl fiinttP
cries, handkerchiefs,
will pay then, to make their pHrchases at
$
FRIEDMAN'S NEW
Cor Commercial and State streets,
Another Woman Speaks.
Sai-em, July 13, 189!).
En. JotmsAi.: Inin shockingly sur
prised to hear of so many of tho Indies
resigning and refusing to serve on the
committees to welcome home our re
turning heroes. More especially tho
mothers who have sons among them.
Tlmv tmnnk of beluc Insulted by the
Gntch movement, or us they term it, a
politlcnl move. I wonder if they stop to
consider tho insults that were imposod
on tho mothers who have sons among the
volunteers by tho so-called G. A. H.
committee at tho first call, which 1
think is misquoted, for It was taken com
pletely out ofthoir hands? Mothers
who wero members of both Belief and
Emergency corps, who wero ready, will
ing and waiting to serve wherever put
either at tho head of n committee or
elsewhere. They wero perfectly ignored.
At such ti time as this nil prejudice
should bo luid nsldo nnd nil work us one
hi hurmony and good will, nnd above
all others, the mothers, whoso sons God
has so graciously watched over, and
brought them back safely.
A Ci.ehi: Onsmivnit.
INSTALATIONS.
Semt-Annuat Induction of OITicers in Sev
eral Lodges.
Tho following olilcers were installed
lust night nt Vulloy and Protection
Indues A. O. U. W. at their hulls. Tho
new olllcors in the ussembly of Artisnus
wero likewiw installed. Those in the
A. 0. U. W. by S. A. MoFudden dop uty
grand muster workman and the cere
mony for tho ArtisaiiB wus olllcinted
over by tho past Grand Master Artisan
C. II. Lane:
Protection lodge A. T. Gilbert, pnst
muster workman; P. II. D'Arcy, master
workman; It. 1). Hobnail, fereman: C.
K. Evans, overseer; J. A. Soil wood, re
corder; P. II. Raymond, financier; John
Moir, receiver; ! L. Willmnu, guide;
0. Green, Inner wutchmnnj 11. F. West,
outer watchman.
Vulloy lodge C. Bailey, pnst muster
workmnn; E. S. Seoloy, muster work
mnn ; E. G. Mursh, foremnn; Iru Ham
ilton, overseer; W. T. Rigdon, reconler;
G. P. Litchlleld, financier; H. B. Hoi
land, receiver; ti. Scliulty, uuide; A.
Buck, iiiBhlo watchmaii ; I', lticn,
sldo watchmnn.
Hit'
Artisans Muster nrtlsnn, II. S. Bello;
superintewient, blu B. Godfroy; in
sector, Ixsiitn D. Westncott ; master of
ceremonies, Josie II. Vass: senior con
ductor, A. M. Clough; junior conductor,
Gertrude Roach ; secretary, J. 0. Curd ;
treasurer, II. A. Kurti; instructor, T,
II. Hubbard, and warder, Amos Vass.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
Dr. J. D. Sliaw, Sulem: Honry Lang,
Portlund ; John Dunt, Philadelphia, Pa. ;
C. W, RaiiMMi, San Irancisco, Geo. K.
Burton, S. F. ; Sol D. Detrich. Navorke,
N. Y.; A.Moore Bridal Veil, Or.; J.
II. Brook, Portland; W. C. Guthrie,
Chicago, 111; Clias. Cooy, Portland;
(ico. L Bickel, Portland; L. B. Mandol,
ban l ranclsco ; J. b. remlleton, ew
Britain, Conn. : S. G. Huffman- S. F. ;
E. Marx, S. F.; Edward Iajw, Chicago;
J. A. lkiwlltz. Astoria, Or. ; W.'K. Banker,
Los. Angeles, II . F. Bartols, Portland;
Miss J. Reynolds, Portland; E. B. Bor
Somer. COTTAQE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
A. M. Stnrtzell and wife, Rawlins,
Wyo.; Frank O'Xiel, R. C. Vuught,
Portlndd ; F. S. Stewart. Chicago Por
trait Company; W. E. Wnr, Hosedale:
Mr. und Mrs. Ives. Detroit. Or.: B. M.
Smith, Jus. Callisou, ChauiMMg.
Substantial Work.
Now underpinning of the sidewalk on
Division street was yesterday put in
and a now railing was put up, making
the whole a dosirablo walk for both
wheel and foot.
Agreed On One Thing,
When a man is huugry ho needs
food. Tho.se who uro acquaintoil seek
It ut tho White House Hostaumiit.
MARRIED.
LILL1R WIHTK-Mlss Cora Llllio to
,i. White, at tho residence of the
brldo, Monday July 10th, at 9:30 p. m.
Rev. Win. Patterson officiating.
The bride IMU I.tllie, iafrom M
California and the groom resides ut Fox
Valley. Mr. White is engaged in tho
wood busiess, where tho newly married
ample will reside iu the futu.e.
III !! IMI -
Do Witt's Little Earlv Risers ben.
etU i permanently. They lend gentle
assistance io nature, ouring constipa
tion aud liver ailments. Stone's Drug
Store,
.1. -vMi.,',i.r.iiij:
iWiT'iViii'iWi'iti,rMiirf''ftiirir lim wyy- -r.V-' -"
Celebrated tho Fourth and so did all the rest of the people who purchased J
clothing at Friedman's New Kucke:., for they saved enough monoy In the bar-
ualDs they got nt Friedman's New Racket that they had money to blow In at A
the Fourth And you could seo by their faces where they bought the goods. -
All those who looked pleasant and smiling and patronized tho restaurants.
uiuin mv v- ." -. H - ""1 - -
In order to make room, prices go down atlll lower, and
of clothing, hats, gouts' and ladles furnish ng goods,
ui -' "H, . .- ""',"--,.,,""
IfV HHf MH. IIIIIH Kl'fS. IMIII1 1 III U3I . IllUUn. I I
towels and notions, truuks, valises,
Why Insure in the New York Life?
Hr.OAUSR- -Your Insurnce Is not a Luxury nor an Expense without taog.
bio return, but an investment of a small sum each year to mature
10, 15 or 20 years hence If you live.
HOMER II. SMITH, Special Agent,
Oflicc with Salem Land Ofllce. fi-Omll Snlcin, Oregon
I
RNJTDRB
Larp;e stock fresli from Factory.
Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Suits.
Catpets, Linoleum, Oil Cloth and Matting.
Wall Paper and Moulding.
1 1 HOLUS ill COMPANY
1st Door North of Post Ofllce.
Wood! own!
ood! I loswn!
us
own
euvorou nt once, inis is u eumico
I m ftnHI m
m mm jji wjp
he higher soon. Do not delay ; place orders toon us suppiv ou hiiud is limited,
uccvnra Siili'm imp. Co.
7 5 1 mo :1I0 Chcmekcta and Front,
OUTING
Wo havo had 1000 Cartoons
made on purioso to put up
Fresh Roasted Coffee and Tea
in llli cartoons, sealed up air
tight for parties that are go
ing to the coast or mountains.
KuMr.MiiKit, Coffee roasted twice u
week, nnd put up just when
ordered, nnd you get It fresh.
fJtT Plense mention it when
you wnnt it sealed. Again
Rkmkkiikii, our Coffee, Tea, Baking
Powder, Spices and extracts
and order nt
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE,
Telephone Red 2091.
Kreo Delivery.
Thomas Rhoads, Centertleld, 0.,
wrlts: "I suffered from plies seven
or eight years. No remedy gave mo
relief until DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salvo," porfeclly harmless. Stone's
Drug btoros.
Notice.
I have for salo on my Howoll Pral
rel Ranch 200 tons of A I Clovor
hay at $4.00 porton In the flold.
FRANK DURBIN.
Dawson Herb Tea Is selling like hot
cakes because It doos the work.
Have You Caught On
To tho fact that the finest pictures in
tho city are made ut
tho Elite Studio.
7-10 tf
Cooper Shop.
SI. STEWART, the South Salem coop,
or.is prepared with thu bout quulity of
siiKK io inuKo coojHirngo oi ail Kinds,
from u well bucket to n 10,000 gallon
tank. Prices to suit the times. Shop
in South Salem. (i 10 lm
Ouii-shot wounds and wiwdor-burns.
cuts, bruises, and Ivy-polsonlng,
quickly healed by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel salve, prevents blood pois'tning
"DeWitt's" Is 8AKKand sukk. Stone's
Drug Stores.
ith j Ha KM Yw Hw Always Bengfet
tUgattar
ef
UK
A diseased stomach undermines
health, It dulls the brain, destroy
the nervous system. All dyspoptic
trouble are cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure. It ha cured thousands of cases.
Its Ingredients are such that it can't
help curing. Stone's Drug Store.
Dissolved Partnership.
The firm of Wolz&Mioscko proprietors
of tho Gorman Market, have dissolved
partnership this 5th day of July. C
Wolx takes charge and collect all 'bills
Tho business will hereafter be conducted
by Wolz & Sox.
7 5 tf
Many persons die of neglect, Dawsun
Herb Tea fixea 'em.
Coming Home,
'PIlA Aliltaf lint rtAmtnit Vtrtm.k 4a l.n
UielrnlaUiriwniadeat the Hllte Studio,
6ueeer tg Sparry, the artist, MO t!
V jrZtt-Z
MkhUmS
Racket.
- ," - vonr i,i" V
".r.,!'
etc., will find that It
UWWlirt (bill! Villi UI 1 1 IVi"
RA6KET!
Salem, Ore
STORE
We uro now proimred
to deliver Cord Worsl
Phone 301
follews:
Largo hotly Fir, choico live wood,
in cord lots f 2.(15 per conl
Lurgo Second Growth, cut from
lurco trees, us irood us lnruo fir. 12.25.
10 iny in your winter wooti enenn. Jt win
Jacoh Vogt,
95 STATU STKKKT.
Just received a full stock of Ladles'
and Gents' Spring und
SHOES.
Will sell for tho next CO days at the
lowest prices ever knowu In Sulem.
Will bo pleased to show patrons our
stock and guarantee satisfaction on
every purchase. Prices tho lowest.
ffiOL Sl SON
Tho llttlo
German Market nn
South Commercial st.
All kinds of
MEAT AND SAUSAGE
In season. Prompt freo delivery und
satisfaction guaranteed. 7-OJm
The Prudent Housewife
Takos ndvantu
L'O
of tho fruit season
whon it if plentiful nnd cheap and doe
t
r
ii
and cheap an
oserves and i
vnys suro of i
up ner jei
goods. SI 10
jellies, pruservi
Siio is always t
canneu
getting
hero tho very
be
t and nurcst
MIKTiir '
white wino vinegar, spirits '
cider vinegar for this purpose, that '"
insure her fruits against -iMiilug luu
prices are the lowost.
SonnemanN.
THfi GROCER
124 Stato at Telopbouo 51
Premium on Warrants.
Any rrtlM hTtng Mriou or Tolk counjr
wammla to dbpM of. will do well to "
IheomceoTKQKeueUrejrnun, T.H 0?fan,1?r'"
Ueet. with JMlw .t Bwker. I will
pramfum on all tuoh properly entorei
ral. Money to loan at and 7 per cnt lnt
et on iranrorvtl farnia. No commiif ; , , v
613 diwim KUOKN BtlKV"L.i
WUIle Corner Block, TiO Commercial trt
JERSEY BULL.
Full blood Jerwy, services for season
only $1, spot cash. Corner of Thirteenht
and Center streots,
55 ti Buowm&Bom.
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