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Mid -Summer sale
HRBSS
Beginning July 24, and continuing throughout the week
we will hold one of .the Greatest Dress Goods Sale, ever held in
the city. There is No Goods Reserved. Crepons, Black Goods
and Suitings, all included.
July 24 Special Discount for Six Days WhIz 2?
on DRESS GOODS at
sl HOLVERSON'S
Special Clearance of
B0YS6L0THING;
Every Boy's Suit in fhe
l A line of Boy's double breasted
j knee pant suits, worth $2, go at - -
All our $3, 4, 5 and $6 suits
Reduced to 2.25, $3.25, 54,25 and 54.75.
Boy's half wool knee pants; ood for
v vacation wear. Regular price 50c.
' a pair, sale price -
H J. DALRYMPLE i COMPANY J
Dofcclivc Eyesight in Gliililrcn
la becoming alarming In Its pruval.
onco, and parentis slnuld liayo it prop
erly trcutod lit onco, for tholr future
hupplnesx ami welfare 1 will lend the
night und correct all forms of Im
paired vision, und 111 tlio eye with
glasses that will benefit ittiif relieve
theoi.
A handy repair shop Ih horo to llx
up any llttlt; hurt to your - peetaoles!
whlln you wait; othur ropiilrworkdono
as pnomptly iu possible und nt fair
charges.
Your Eyes Tush-il Free.
CRHINGBS
(IIUDUATK OITICIAN.
20 YUAKH lUl'KIUKNfU.
UUU COMMUUOIAU 8T,
WBATHUH REPORT.
Tonight mill Hut unlay fair.
J5Cv3NCv5Vrv5NCCv5PaCy5Iy2vSn
Tub Daily Jouknal has $
H
more subscribers in Salem,
5
and paid-up ones at that,
than any other newspaper.
lea Not Olvcn Away.
I cannot afford to ulvo leu nwny, lint
am Hilling u pure urtiolw ut n price Unit
in within tlio reach of ull.
CltYHTAI. ll'K WollKM.
J. Magulro, I'roji. 0 1ft If
CAPITAL
UKUWKItY
HOTTLKO
KllnfferA Ucck,Succcoi to UouthSalcm
Bottling WorkN.
All orders for bottled Iwor will lw filled
nt tlio bruwory. Kent on cold vtorugo,
Fm city delivery. Telephone 21.11.
Ico Veiy Neatly Qlvcn Away,
We can ulvo Ico uwuy, to convince you
come and eo how big a ohuuk you net
for little money. Our leo Ih mnuufao
turo from pure distilled water.
v anltul Ico Works,
mt Ki.imuhu llitau
NEARLY
ALL
LmIIm Puro Silk Miita, UJack if a Mir
A Good Urge, Slio White QuIH GOo
Ladltw Buiuinur Oiitan SulU .....-, , . . ami Me
i.uihw mn, uhiui mi.
GONE
lino Fumy l'arasota at
Uok Nt 1 IIMJ
dj nuil IJnds
The above low prices are taking the gopds out lively, ii you
need any of these goods remember you can save your money
when you trade with us. We are positively closing out
OUR uusiness, we want to do it quick. Do not forget our
Shoe Stock.
CUIXLIS BROS.& CO.
FIRST DOOU SOUTH QP PQSTOH)ICH,
, .SLEM, OREGON.
V wnFi-tyu up our iattrut Soploinbiir
QOODS
UAH 1 1
STORK
House reduced,
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$1,35 suit
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25c a pair
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PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
F. W. McKliulo, went to Albany Innt
tilKht.
H. Froldmau went to Portland thin af
ternoon. Kx-Govoriior Moody returned to tlio
city today.
H. II. I'hilhrook came up from Port
land today.
A. Kllngor, of Woodhurn, wiihIii town
today.
Miss Hporrynud Karl Sperry loft to
day for Nowjtort.
Mrs. W C. Ilawloy und son wont to
Albany today.
linn. J. K, Worlhorfnrd, of Albany,
Ih In tlio city today,
MIkh Florolla l'hlllip In Hoiidlug a
fow days at Ynqiiiun Hay.
A. L. Auk, of Howell I'ruirio loft to
day for n vlHit nt Toledo.
Mrs. J. J. Dalrymplo returned from a
vlult in Portland iiiNt evening.
MIhh Ida 1'nrkur, wont to Portland to
day to visit rolativoH.
M. 8. ItnyloH, who haH Immiii victim; In
Snloni roturnel to Orogou City today.
Mth. It. 11. Flar linn returiifl from
tlio xrand lode at Tlio DalloH.
Win. Kalwir, tlio attorney wont to
Portland thin attrnoou.
Jan. Kylo, tlio fruit factor, wont to
Portland on tlio early train.
ltov, Koroiniu of tlio Corvallin Ctitho
llt'ehnrt'h whn in town anil loft for homo
today,
Uoo. 1).ivIb Iiuh roturniMl to Pioneer.
Illfdiop Driver hliiKik tlio dunt of Salem
from IiIh feet today.
Mr. and Mm. 0. 8. HobortHou. of Clu
eiiiuatl, Iowa, who havo Ihhui vIhIHiik a
brother . I. V, ItnUirtftin, of Saloiii, loft
for homo today.
C. A. Johns, J. N. Smith, It. H. Itoau
and Walter Lyon uiro Portland imihmjii
Kern thin afternoon.
II. C. Morwlu, loturiuMl to Imlepoud
oihio hiHt ovenliiK, having come down
to have IiIh oyoa t routed.
MIkm Minilio Doinulr wnnt In Purlliitnl
thiH morning via Httmmor eomln down
from Tumor where hIio had Intm vUit
lutf Jacob lienor.
Socrotiirv (lulirlttlwm, of the state fair,
and daughter ltutli wont to Portland to
day to moot the nonrotary of tlio WuhIi
Inaton Htato (air.
Mim Dalton, wiprome court Monog
rapher, ban koiiw to Portland otr Huu
duy. Mr. A. F. Ilofur Jr., and olillilrwi ar
nt AtiwHirt wwipyiiiKu wUuKfr a fn
wotiLii.
(Iw). llayno and B. It. Ilurfunl arrived
frwm DawiKJii tixlny. Thoy v the
Kldiullko eountry U overonnvdisf with
jiHiplo, iiiani1 of.wliom arc making tlw
Kmto effort to get out.
Dawson Herb Toa
uu re constipation,
will pwltlvy
Tin's refers to our summer goods.
There nre some things yet that
we desire to call your attention
to, See our prices.
111K0 a no) wrtn f UK), mw
flJI.
half nrlcu.
Moil's Stl
In CorMit a
H mm Hiufjirlwi, 6fA.
1Mb.
Kjctiuiai Lirn'riti
AT THE COURT HOUSE.
Judge Boise Holding an Adjourned
Session of Court.
Two Arreau Made By the Sheriff and
Their Cases are Dis
posed Of.
nicrcu! PATHH.
For construction of paths in Marion
county, labor only, following Btima have
l)on paid eut:
Salem to Aurora 8C5 30
fialem to Hilvnrtoii 303 02
Mehama to Stayton 100 00
Stayton ta Turner 100 00
Marion to Jeffomou 144 75
On the line from Salem to Turner a
bridge in IxiIiik put in.
TWO AHKBHTS MADE.
Newt Morris and F. E. Woodward,
worn arrested by Bherlff Durbin. Mor
riH is charged with trespaRg and on hear
ing before Juaticc Johnson, without
wftnewe, bo wan dismlHtoi.
Woodward Ih ehargeil wiUi tutsault
and battery on the perron of his father-
in-law, xnoniaH I'omeroy, ootn resiuinj;
in the same Iiouho. This was Ml for
hearing Monday at 2 p. m. before Juh
tire JonriRon.
iw tiik ciitcuiT cooirr.
Judge it. P. IIoIhu called court at 10 a.
in., Friday and heard the various mo
tions. The Bilverlon saloon licence
case was heard again this afternoon on
a writ of reviow.
An answer was filed by J. M. Wolfard
today In the uit of John Nowsom vs.
Joseph U. Moore et al., by L. J. Ad
ams and Geo. U. i'inghntn, his attor
neys. IIKAL EHTATK liCOOIIOS.
Margaret Dougherty' to Albert O'Brien
lot No. 5, in section 31, ts r2w; also
0.1.70 acres in the Joseph Del-ore d 1 c in
1 5 s r 2 w, w d $2,500.
John W Harritt and wifo to D 8
Ilenlley, lots No. 7 and 8, in block No.
50. Salem, subject to a mortgage of $300,
wdfl.im
N. 8. to R. M. I'oc, patent to lauds in
section 1. tp 10. s r5e.
David Shoricli et ux to Christian New
bold, 1-5 a in n e i of section 11, tp 10,
s r 5 c, $25.
Lost a Valuable Horse.
C, E. Kays, lost a vatuablo horse to
day, being obliaed U kill the animal
owing to an unfortunate accident, and
one which altogether too frequently
happens and can bo avoided by n little
attention. His horse, it seems, while
scratching its head with its foot got the
hoof through the throat latch of the
halter and in its effort to relieve itself
from Its difliculty it threshed and
iiouuded around until its head was badly
bruised and when found in the morning
was swollen to twice its normal
slr.o and it was Impossible to get its
tongue back into its mouth, and It was
llioreloro deemed oxpediont to kill tlie
beast. Mr. Kayes lias learned a lowon
at the cost of a valuable horse.
Mrs H. II. Ilensonor of Dallas re
turned to her homo today having Imjoii
at tlio bedside of lier father. Mr. J. 1
Johnson who is slowly recovering from
a stroke of paralysis.
Chas. Maddox returned from Oregon
City bxlay, where he has Imjoii working
ing in the pulp mill.
Hlmor (Ulliam and II. Itrown, of Dal
laH, went to Detroit today, where they
will camp out for two weeks.
John ltatel.olor wont to Dallas this
morning.
A number of Mill City timber claim
ants wont to Oiiron City this morning
on business with the U. S. Land olllco.
Hugh Kldrldgeof Fairfield was In the
city today.
Aseher Abernethy wont to Castle
ltoek, Washington to visit relatives.
John Brooks the Silverton druggist Is
in the city.
l'rof. Ben 'Irving, Mth. O. W. Jones
and Miss Iouoro Kay were passengers
forClladstone Park this morning.
W. II. Dauuy, manager of the Tele
phone at Halem, was at Monitor on bus
iness today.
It. It. Ilogue and family of Portland
ate In the city the guests of Mr.andMrs.
S. It. Jossup.
Mrs. MuCully and two little daughters
of (lolilondalo, Wu., arrived today and
and are guests of Isaac MeCully of this
city.
Miss I.ora Dunne of Portland is the
guest of Miss Ague lillliert.
Miss Alta Battels and friend Miss Me
lutwnl were passengers for Nowort to
day. F, M. I.iehteuthaloraud niece, Miss
Kate I.ichtouthaler, of Portland, are the
guestsof Dr. and Mrs, K. A. Pierce.
Fred Shores ami Bob Crossnn drove
to Mc Minuvillo today on basinet.
ne tfitth ff!
On Summer Shoes and Oxfords.
On Summer HatsCrash and Felt.
On Ladies Leather Belts.
That's a wiving not to lie snuoxod at
low, then eomc ami wu the goods.
full trade.
Shoes
Summur Ilium only cut.
ly 01
1 lilai
Our. . W)
gouts' til
Kino'
iiunts' tine viol In nlaok or tan
Hutohlns' wurrautisl
gisnU
$Ab lino Tan Viol. Vent Ton. .
tM Am lllauk Viol
itM flno Olwoolato Viei . .
LADIKS'
lUttWHt M. lllauk TuriiMl
2 80
2 m
2 00
Sal, ViMt 'l)i, Oouimun &oiih
uw
Pine .W Tun, same out Vt
Tttiw
ItMIViiVM, Vwt Top . .
t4l Unm Maek Viei.lmltatiwi
2Q
2 80
2 00
trt IW
HJftllHWof tan 1 03
All linos of Mliwtw' tans, ami al!
UiuM of Oxfonls out ft) ior tmU Wo
are autug uj atook in wiriimU
Odd lota of slices at miiah Um
liou Wu keon our stoak oloan ly
making it an object t trade horo
ami btu' tow. Eomo good luralna
In inoirM heavy hIhkm ami In luilkw'
Imttotw.
Coastersi Harvesters, Hop Pickers
Wo have hmuIo ujhwUI preparations for your nels, and aro thankful to my that
Jim- kvop ua liubtllng. lug II hm ! Uh aittt gruHtto war, straw hatd, gtovM,
tKNke, hwe, towoU, crank, www (dwooU cloth .ami tho UhmimihI and oh every
ilay hji1U at lot UAQKKT lMtlCKS. Oomo awl eo anyway. lrko r
(U. YomM ktww a Iom UtlHi wImmi you got through about how low m11.
WIGGIN'S
HAUKWIMUtlOEa.
I i-irwr ft ii ii nriigT.iTfiraViwvitii 'i jWaJtsritiiraTiMS
ALLEN CANNING cti.
Will
Finish Cherries This Week
anil
Starts on Peas' at Once.
The Allen Cannery has put up 30,000
cans of superior Oregon cherries. Some
are still coming in ; small lota will be
handled for a few days yet. In all
about 35,000 cans will be put up.
The cannery began to receive peas
Thursday, L. M. Benninghoff taking the
first receipt from Mrs. N. J. Lottzitz, the
accountant. The plant will run full
blast on peas for several weeks. Mr.
Allen seems to bo quietly conducting the
cannery in a successful manner.
A New Diamond.
A new baseball diamond is being got
in readiness on the west end of Wilson
avenue which will give the baseball
lovers an opjwrtunity to play ball with
out going to the fair grounds. The
Foresters and Ited Men who will meet
to decide tholr superiority at the Na
tional game have about decided to meet
at the west end of Wilson avenue where
a fine diamond is being prepared.
This game will be hotly contested. A
purse Is being arranged by citizens in
order to make it of intcrestand to defray
the incidental expenses connected with
a ball game. If played on the avenue
diamond thegame will be well attended.
Contracts Awarded.
Bids were opened for the building of
several hop houses, for Horst Brothers
various yards. Al Campbell of Dallas,
receiving the contract for -the buildings
to bo erected on the large 400 acre yard
on the old Dove place wiiere Jtho build
ings to be constructed will consume
alwut 60,000 feet of lumber.
Gilmoro & Fin ley of Salem, have been
awarded the contract for putting up the
houses and dryers on the old Bcek place
north of town where two houses and a
cooler will be built and a large amount
of material is now being hauled.
ii i a i
Steamed Up.
This morning the Capital City lumber
ing company steamed up, after a long
si ell of preparing for a uig run. Many
improvements have been made in the
mill and some new machinery has been
put in and the mill will probably be
started next Monday on as fine a lot of
logs as has evor been brought to Salem.
A new engine to run the mill has been
placed in jiosition and everything for a
two months run is in readiness.
John McCrow of
day in Salem.
McCoy spent the
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
M. E. Oslxmi, New Yerk: C. A.
Johns, Baker City: Oscar I. Heiehen
bach, J. A. Allen, San Francisco; C. II.
Backler.J. B. Kolter, Chicago; C. W.
Barr. Iobnnen: John L. Beckett, It. G.
& W. Ity.; E. B. Duffy. D. A It. G. rty.;
L. II. Burton, h. Goodrich, St. Paul,
Minn.: Julius Lyons, Keokuk ; Chas.
Dawson. Tacenia: E. N. Clintsman, In
dianapolis; W. T. Crochwoit, C. II.
Gardner, J. M. Haberly, Portland.
COTTAOE HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Thou. Call I eon. John Hoofer, Cham
Imhii;; S. N. Jenkins, J. Hurley, Eugene;
F. M. Kagg, Pertland: Thos, Mnrion.
BORN.
FLUTOHKU July 21, I8!K. to Mr. and
Mrs. I). C. Flotoher, south Commer
cial street, Salem, a son.
"I liKTe berii unlity M Vltl TS Tor
IosoiiiniH Mi'h nlncb I i ave I en , r icinl tot
oterlKOiily vrant rul I en y lit ill .ttcureu
barealreu me more relief ir nan yntliri' reme
dy I Imve fr t iftl 1 H itrtiMiuy rreom
mctiil ttir m 1 1 my trleud . an I., .u' il tliey uti
repreteiiUMt Tiios. till. i aim. l.,e,m, ill.
PUafttnt I'alaiAbla. Imiii ti,-. tirw t
... CUBE CONSTIPATION. ...
tlttllM Riaf fnf, ftl,, M-.U..T. K, tl.
Hn.Tn.RAn Mani1 u.rcnlf.l l a.uirue
nU-IU'OMU k,itu rVItK'l'ntavollaliii
M iiuJr CATHARTIC -
these days. Glance at soma of the priced bo
.Ml g1ui, fresh stouk, getting ready for a big
Summer Hats
Men's dollar oruehora In wklt4
or navy 80o
Tlio 76o lino in blue or gray 60c
ttto linod bluo or white 6So
7CV cniith lmt 6ftc
ftOo erwuh Imta
lOo ornh hato 3So
86c omw 20o
Thaeo ImU ara now, fnwh, uloan
IMtotU. Many of thorn eultablo for la
dkw or goHtg. Seo south wlwlow.
Leather Belts
All of our Uig assortment of o
WKls In blacks, oolru, jMtont
lorttlion eto iee
AUlioaml 19o 1Ihj Ho
All Mo nn& SSe
YohMI lliul tliwo dH tko diaiOav
rak tnile the door.
AJZAJR
307 CQMMEKOUL tfrREB
aaasazrjraaayffTiKry.g-aaas
Bargains
We propose to make the dull
India Linen worth 12Jc a yard for 8c a yd.
Crash skirting worth 12Jc a yard for. .'. . .8c a yd.
Silk Veiling worth 20c a yard 8c a yd.
Ladles' fast black hose worth 20c a
pair for 12capr
Boys' Bicycle Black hose worth 20c a pair
We have knocked the profits off all our beautiful Organdies, Chiffons, Lawns, Dimities,
laces ana embroideries. Just a few words about clething:
Men's Suits for $5.00.
Good serviceable suits only a few of them left, come and get one, before it is too late. They
are the same as sold regular for 7,50. Now is the time to get bargains.
EDMflNS
Cor Commercial and State streets,
A MANILA LETTER.
Brave Oregon Boy Who Has Been a
Conspicious Target for Filipino
Bullets.
Hon. K. L. Hibbard of this county re
cecived following letter from Manila, of
date May 20th., from IiIh nephew
Walter Perkins in the Washington reg
iment: WALTF.H l'KKIN.B LETTKIt.
Your very kind letterhas been received
and must beg your pardon attempting to
write mv renlv with a leu ncnci
The heat down here is terrible just
now, May being generally tlio warmest
month in the vear.
Our regiment has beenconstantly on the
lino since tlie commencement oi Hostil
ities and the hardships they have under
gone have been terrible, being blistered
by the rays of a tropical sun during the
day and after being drenched to the skin
by rain, while lying in tlie trendies at
night, are notfiing pleasant, I assure
you.
Tiie hospitals aro tilled with sick,
many being overcome by the heat.
Tho authorities aro doing all they
can in their towor to prevent any news
an to the condition of thinua over hero
from reaching the states, for fear tho
people would demand tho return of tho
volunteers. All those reports now cur
in the states alwut the volunteers want
ing to rc-iniist are purposly misleading.
Not one half of one iierccut could be in
duced to remain here for five times tho
ffiOO, bounty the government has offered.
Tho volunteers havo been doiiiL' all
the active lighting, while the regulais
have invariably been hold In reserve, or
for interior guard. Now these men, who
often against their honest convictions
of what Is right, have fought with a cour
ageous zeal for their country, never excell
ed in tho annals of American warfare, say
that the war witli Spain, for which they
loft their homos and the civil walks of
llfo Is now over and their contract with
the United States now terminates.
Thoro has been no general engagement
witli tlio enemy since tlio nig name on
January, oth.. though we havo had nu
me rou s skormishes with them. Since
thoy havo discovered they could not
force the American Hues, thoy havo re
sorted to gurrilla warfare, thou favortito
tactica being to venture down out of the
mountains nt nigiit ami attacK our out
nosts. returnini; at day break. In one
of thoso skirmishes, near tho fit at of
of April, we had a captain killed, one of
tho most popular olllcers in the regi
ment. I p to date my company has
lost llvomen killed and four wounded.
Thotu-h mv work has been such as
to spare mo from many of tho hardships
oi mo campaign, i uavo oiicn neon a
consplcous target for sharpshooters at
both lone and siiort runue, while t-aliop-
ing across tho country with dispatches
I recall ono instance in particular wiion
an enterprising iusurgot mado me wish
sincerely that I was only about a foot
high, and if thoro is anything in this
world that can tnako a fellow feel like
as if ho was as long as a barn is to hoar
tho "ping" of a Mauser bullet that eon
voys the complements of some hidden
"gee gee" in a bamboo thicket. I have
never quite gotten over tho tempta
tion to duck my head when those loadon
Christmas present come very near that
part of my anatomy.
My experience has been that a man
is generally more nervous when he is
llred on from long range by a hidden
foe than at any other time, this Is os
iHvially true, if tlio man has uood roason
to believe that lie has 1hou particularly
singled out for a target. During a spir
ited ougaomont (ono is generally borne
along on the tide of enthusiasm and ex
citement, that cousciouNuostt of danger
rarely exists.
I long for my return to tho states and
to civil me, tor, aitiiougu tuts exper
ience has leeu of inestimable valuo to
me,in many ways, one never realize how
dour aro the ties of country until thov
havo been Mtparatcd from its alioros.
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A Child Enjoys
The pleasant tlavor, gentle notion, und
soothing ellcctof Syrup of Figs, when
In need of a laxative, and If the father
or moiiier oe costive or bilious, the
most gratifying results follow Its use;
so mm it is mc oesi ram ir remedy
known and eyory family shoud have a
bottle. Manufactured by the Cull
fomlu Fig Svrup Co.
Great Power
Wo obtain from water but to apjiJy it
you iuhhI to uo such provisions and
KroeorfM as you oau buy at llransos
lUgaii's. 17 i 3,
Salem Adders.
Nick Haas and Harry Young, clerks
ill UlO Ollieo of the stmrotarv nf ,lit
Uxiay aildeil together l,V60nuinl)ora ar
ranged in a oolumH SI feet in length.
Tim work was done on an adding ma
ehiue. Fried Chicken Dinner.
A dolMous dinnor, indndiHg IHaA
mrlHgchlekon will besoivl from 11 a.
HI. to X 1). 111. Oil Satimlav niul S.nul.n.
ttl, and Mid IhsL. oly S60 Strong'
rtwtAurant, 2r8Commerriol stout. 21 2t
- 1 m ifc ..
Band Concert.
Salem Military Rand will tiv tiuiwi
meort twhjhU If woathor ioraUUHg,
conw OoHiwonkl and Fern- stmt!.
wr Hotol W IllaBiette.
Obtain the Best.
vi Nwt ym mn to take ymr nnA.i
umvb wm roweitthr the host U at (he
owlr retitaiUHiit.
t
TffrTTtViT
irtiiViSTrirfr'atrffli ,
Here We we
Bright and Early with
in Hot Weather Goods
season our busy season, andto do so we will sacrifice all profits.
We will sell:
for
Fine shoes w'drth
2 to 4 to close
Fine Oxford Ties
to close
NEW
Why Insure in the New York Life?
UKCAUSR--YourInsurncc Is not u Luxury nor an Expense without taogl
ble 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,
Offlce with Salem Land Uillae. C-OniU Salem, Oregon
I
I
Wo wish the people to know that there Is a New Furniture store
next door north of thepostotllce, where they will tlnd the furniture
they wMi to buy. If you are planning to beautify your borne
you will tlnd a large stock of wall paper from which to select.
If you Intend having an outing come In and see our lice of camp
goods. Come and see us whether you want to buy or not, as wo are
anxious thut you should know what beautiful wures we have to
exchange for n small amount of money.
F. W. Mollis & Company
I
own!
own!
own!
uolivereu nt once
This is n chance
be higher soon.
Wood! f
ooa; jr
Do not delay ; place orders coon as supply on hand is limited.
Succcmom
7 & 1 mn
OUTING
Wo havo had 1000 Cartoons
made on purjo-o to put up
Picsli Roasted Coffee and Tea
in 1 Iti cartoons, toaled up air
tight for arties that are go
ing to tho coast or mountains.
Remkmhkh, Coffee roasted twice a
week, and put up just when
ordered, mid you got It f rosh.
jOff l'lease mention it when
you want it scaled. Again
KniKKiiKit, our Coffee, Toa, Hairing
i'owiler, Spicos ami extracts
and order at
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE,
Telephone Red 2flul.
Free Delivery.
The
Palace
Market
Has added a new f oat lira,
unpleasant work in tho
SAVOS VOI1
boat.
Tho
beet of beof. comad. Iioilod bonmxl
ami proved, and ham MUisage
tender and sweet ready to slice.
Give us a trial order for your Sun
day dinner. " 21 2t
MOYKR & CO.
State street.
"Sweet Home"
If you want froeh home made candy,
ico croum, ico cold biimnior drinks, or a
noon cigar ran ai me "sweet Home
No. 22UVfc Commorcial street. 7 20 tf
For the Seaside,
Your family want tho home news at
tho Seaside. The Daily Journal will
lie Hint by mail at n sjiocial suinmor re
sort rate of Ono Cent a Day. No onler
taken for 1o-h than ton cents. 7-18U
A diseased stomach undoriulnos
heultli, it dulls the brain, destroys
the nervous system. All dyspeptic
troubles are cured by Kodol Dyspepsia
Uure. It has cured thuus-ands of cases.
Its Ingrodlonts are such that It can't
ueip curing, stone's Drug Stores.
New Work.
Tlie new Dhotos that vn nrn mnU-Ini'
01 uie miiuia oo-s are tlio tinost over
-f .i in. t . . .- -:" d
'(wi in the city. Four full length fig
ured on ono card. Elite studio successor
to Sperry the Artist.
Reduced Rates.
Tlie steomora of tho O. R. A N. oom
pauy make the low rate of one and ono
nfth fare, all persona wishing to attend
tho Willamette Valley Chautauqua Aa
elation at Gladstone Park, from tho
18th to Slth inclusive. 7 16 lw
Dawson nerb Tea is selllnjr like hot
cakes because It does the work.
DeWltt's Little Early Risers ben
efit permanently. They lend gentle
assistance to nature, curing constipa
tion and liver ailments. Stone's Drug
Stores.
. P. l?..nf Vim Fot.vs at the Bill
eiikll
Suleii
Jlo. Only place ou can got them In
em.
1 1; jrava Trry.v-tc
12Jc a pr
LOO to $5,00 a pair, size.
$1.25
worth 83.00sl7.es 2 to 4
75c
RflM&T!
Salem, Ore.
irrnn
i
SI
J
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u
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Wo are now prepared HL--- nn
io.rflvood rnone 301
Large body Fir, choice live wood,
in corn iota.
2.05 nor conl
Largo Second Growth, cut from
lariro trees, as irood as lame fir. 2.2.ri.
to lav In vonr winter wood cheao. It will
Huh m Imp. Co,
110 Chemcketa and Front,
JTacoh Vogt,
05 STATn STitKirr.
Just received a full stock of Ladlei'
and Gents' Spring and
SUMMER
SHOES.
Will sell for tho next 00 days at the
lowest prices oyer know.i In Salem.
Will be pleased to show patrons our
stock und guarantee satisfaction on
every purchase. Prices tho lowest.
UJOL.Z, & SON
The little
German Market on
South Commercial at.
All kinds or
MEAT AND SAUSAGE
In t-oason. Trompt free delivery and
satisfaction guaranteed.
701m
Ohl What a Difference
in tho morning" when you lay on
of our fine toilet sets on your was
stand tho day before. The will
adorn the room, besidoa being con
venient with wn"hlowl "' r1, "
slop bowl, soap and toilet. Our ttne
tollot sets of decorated china, r-ntt-losh
iiorcelain aro handsome, ami
tho best quality for tho money ier
' sold.
SonnemanN
THE GROCER
124 State at Telephone 51
Dissolved Partnership.
The firm of Wolz AMiescke proprietor
of the Gorman Market, have dissolved
partnership this 6th day of Jul y. C
Wolz takes charge and collect all bill-i
The busluoss wifl hereafter le conducted
by Wolz A Sox.
7 6 tf
Many persons tile of neglect, Dawson
Herb Tea fixes 'em.
Cominj; Home.
Tl soldiera ara ooming home to have
their pUituroj made at the Elite btu.i.
kuoesor to Sporrv, tlie ariui. " "
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