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Prices!
Until closed out All other goods at a
big discount until August 20th, when
our New Fall Stock will begin to arrive
Take advantage of our big sale, Our
reputation for bargain giving is well
known,
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HOLVERSON'S
OAHFI
STORE
2.0 DOZJ
Ladies' Waists
V Good material perfect fitting, V
New Patterns, K
V Uptoxdate colorings, J
50 and 60C. BACH v
Today we reduce our regular
20c, fancy Ducks to close 2 V.
U5C. THE YARD J
H.J. DALRYiPLil COMPANY
rftal fm dcat
zxzSSc mSM&$i!
Sight Seeing
Ih Him ( tho plfiiHuri'H of it HtitninurH
(iiiUnn, don't neglect your oyo when
you aro bonulKliiK yournolf othorwlno. A
good pair of smoke l'1ihhoh will save
inuiiy a (rown nnil hondaoho. I curry u
complete Hun from Ifio to $1.00.
Visitors' attention Ih called to tlio
(not Hint I liiivu tlio latest mill nii-tt.
date iiiNtriiiiiiintnniiil appliance for tost
iiiK oven, for which I charo nothing.
All kIuhhoh warranted.
C.H.HINGBS
OrTIOlAN
aou commichoiaij ar.
WEATiiEn rupont.
Bliowiim luivo laid tlio ituut anil
cleared tlio ulr ovor much of Western
Oregon. Forecast for Suturday unil
Sunday fair, warmer.
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The Daily Journal lias y
moresiibscri be is i n Salem..
and paid-up ones at that, 9
)jiper. g
than any other newsp
Ice Not Qiven Away,
I cannot afford to ulvo lee away, hut
urn MtlllnK u pure article at a price that
ih within tlio reach of all,
CllYNT.U. IcK WoilKH.
J. Mnu'ulro, l'rop. (1 lft l(
CAPITAL. UREWKUY UOTTL1JD
UlUtK.
Kllncer A Utck,SucceaHom to UouthSalem
Uetthnj: Wotk.
All orders for bottled boor will ho HIUhI
at thu brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Pre city delivery. Telephone JiliU.
Ico Very Nearly Olven Away,
Mft can Rlvo Ico uwny, tonnnvliieo you
come mul eo how )l a chunk you nut
for little inonoy. Our Ico U inuiiufao
tur from puro distilled wutur.
Canllul Ico Works,
28tf Kunuhk v Altaic
PERSONAL AND LOCAL,
( II. lrvlno wont to Nuwinirt Unlay.
Chas. I,, Dally, wunt to Allmny today.
Mr. nml Mrs. CIiiih. (I my loft today
for an outing at Siletz.
Fred llurht, tlio roul oatato dealer,
wont to CorvalllH today.
I. L. Robertson, of tliu Tuniur Hour
Iiik iiiIIIh was In town today.
Hay Gilbert, tlio urocor, Hpout yostor
day In Portland on IhihIiiuhh.
Mr. and Mrs. Werner Hroyman left
for thu Reaver Camp today.
Justice R. H. Mean and hoiih wont to
thoireotlauoat Nyu Crook today ,
Win. Htuluur, tlio inoiuuiioiit man,
uuiit to iiirnor touay on imsluoss.
Mr. and Mm. John II. MoNury loft
tiwlay fora ton days' nutlnu at Newport.
Capt. OrniMhy wont to KoNoliuru. today
to confer with l.aud Couiinlsdonor Hur
iiiann. Rev. l'rzybywkl of Kimono, stopped
ovor today for u short vinit with Itov.
V. A. Daly.
Mm. O. C. Roovos and dnuuhtor Iva
went to Moliama to join Mr. Reovos
for about a month.
J. W. Homer, who Iiiih Imoii at Siilom
for thn piiHt fow montliH, left today for
tuo lHiiionua mining district.
J. J. Maun and C. It. lluukor of
Copoinish, .Mich., who Iuih heeu at Sa
lunt several dayH wont to Eukoiio today.
lC. K. Mooru who Iuih Jiimi conic up
from Chanipucj? HiyH thu Kniiu crop will
mil iHt ovor oiio nail, nut nopH are lino.
Itoiihon Kvurot, of Nowhoii;, who
camped at Salem in IHI7, wont to Junc
tion today to vinit hit) t)itor, Mm. Anna
DiuidIh.
Mm ( W II. iu .ii. I U..H ..f ..lr..v
H'n., arrived today to viwlt at the old
lleordaloy homo at Kola, tlio huchI of
Mm. JohIo lWrdnloy Ilethl.
Dr. ami Mm. Mark Skiff, and Mark
Jr Mm. Ktta KneoviM ami children,
and Miim lithol Culvert, left for a
mouth'H cottiiKti life at NowiHirt.
Mr. ami Mm. Will llmwn nml wm,
Clifford, Jimtico and Mm. C. K. Wolver
lon and Mltw I'klna 1'rlco loft today for
tlio Salem camp, on limn or creuk. '
Mm. J. It. Tomplotoii and Mliw Aiuui
Templeton, of llnliMty, who havo heon
in the city for two wookn nunt for tuudl-
cal HNtUiiiiicu, wont Ikiiiio tiMlay vary
much ouoiiiirat; o 1,
Mm. Cm.. II. Ilurntttt, Mltw Mina
lluolat, ami Mr. Burnett of 'KritKHi, a
eoualu of the Judge, Mm. M. M.
Chaiuiiiui, and Mm. K. A. Plorc ami
children loft today for thu Capital City
camp at Hawser Creek.
Pall DoaiKiia .For thu vry la tout d
nIisuh in llim twiluriiiu call on C. 11. Um,
tlio well known iiittrt'imnt tailor, U7 Statu
Htrtwt, who Iiuh put rwohiul tho luttwt
ihjvwuw) mr tail ami wiuioi wnar. Drop
in ami lot him uk your h iio. Price
modomtd. Work gool. S-l 1 t5f.
MAHION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Being Transacted at the Court
House.
nionATK.
Mm. Mamaretho Beck, widow of tho
Into Hcraphin Beck, haa petitioned
tho probate court for an order rcquirina
E. Scliott, executor of tho last will and
testament of tho dcccnHod, to fllo a nup
idomontnl Inventory of tho' property be
loiiHint? to tho estate, as tho Inventory
hcretoro filed does not include tho ex
empt pomonal property of the deceuped.
el... (iit-tlmr iiolltlniiivl (tin nnnri fo nl-
low her 11000 a vear out of tho partner-
HUiiiwrtund that of tho children. A
third petition was filed by her askine
for an order aiipoiiittnu her guardian of
Joseph H. IJecK, aged 17 years, and Le
onn Beck, nued 8 yoam, minor heirs of
tho deceased.
G. A. Cone, Jr., and John Murray, co
oxocutors of tho last will and testnmont
of O. A. Cono, deceased, filed a petition
... .1... -. 1...1.. !.Ht n.nil.... ll.At
Willi ino proii.uu cuu 1 1.. nutwiig 1.11111.
thoy now had on hand $0,500 in funds
iKjlongliif? to tho stato and wore author
ized to uisiriouio ji,ouu among 1110
heirs.
'CI... n.,,,1 nppnnnl. nf T). F. T.ltmv nlld
J. T. Orei5K, co-oxecutom of tho last will
tCHtamontof C. F. IJjipy, deceased, was
allowed nndtho oxecutorfl discharged.
r.i.lr.i. ntrrnl1 Itna rnnflrtnivt ilin Rfiln
of the property of tho Mangor's estate
Ullll UIU UUIIIIIllllliUUI "B UUUlUIUOl
to ulvo deeds totno tiromises disposed oi.
It. J. Floiniiii,', administrator ot the
ostiito of John C. Elting, decoased, has
llled Ills llrm tjunu-aiuiiiui uccuuiii,
u1.n.l.ii. rnn.ilttla l I . iinil iliMlinranmniitM
$12; that tho ostato is in debt to the
amount ot f lu.oi, ami iuih j iu.ou coming
to it.
IM1RDH KII.KI).
T II Ri.ltli.mlnr nnd wlfn tl Mvrtlo
Colo 02.7r acroH in 1 5 s r 1 w d. $4,500.
John wavis 10 urayion nenrv
Davis, 102.21 acres in t 8 s r 1 o w d
f750.
.fnlni K. Davis to John F.Davis. 103.80
acres in 1 7 s r lo w d. $750.
J. D. I'onnay and L. I). Tlbleti9, to
Edgar Allen, tho "Llttlo Klondyko"
mine on tho Cold Creek, hi tho Sniitiain
mining district. fllOO.
II. A. Thomas, administrator do bonis
linn nf llin nxtlltll nf 'I'llOM. I.aLoild. til'
ceased, to John S. Graham, .'10.84 acres
In Capital Ulty emit larniH, auminiHira
trator.Hdoed.' $11)0.
Sol llimchnnd wllo to w.u. biuvoiry,
tin. .itirlliiinul. mmrlnr of tho nnrthwoHt
(ptartor of section 21 1 7 s r 1 o 40 acres
(J c (I. ?i.
waller jj. ioozo ami wno io i-vnm it.
f)iig, 4:J,:J1 acres in sections, 10, 17, 18,
10 20, 21, t 1 sr 1 wqed. 8.
Anna M. Hall to J. O. Hall lots No. 1
and 8, block No. 1, Myers addition to
Saloni w (1. 1.
Elsie F. Carey to W. F. Sohullor, 78
acre in 1 10 s r 2 w w d. $1.
C. C. Davis and wlfo to Win. E. Bob
bins, lot 11, in block 14 Uivomido add to
Salem,-$1100. t , ,
II. A. Thomas, administrator do
bonis lion of tho ostato of Thos. J. I.a
I.ou(l to John L. Graham, lots 14.
28)$, 211 and 2w of Capital City, F. F
$11)0.50.
DIED.
flxip It lavlng tioumU r vlirimi,
ut. Mtlei'hotvlac It euntu: thouiaiulj.
OneHalt Price
Any Hhirt Wulst in our ktwk will bj mW al Utl(ire. 'IW am all now
18W styles nml at this low- m1om t ly wll 1 m. Vnt lung. Wo want to okwo
them all out.
Straw Hats
At any old prleo. Comolii and uiaku your tJwHun, ami wo will iwih a
price that will biilt t)u, IaoV. hi thtvw iiir UiO dear for 10 rotte vniNt.
Broken Line of Corsets
Your cholco for 50 vents. ThU includtw all uki. nil atom khiI all nrkwl
ComotiL whom tho IIiim uro brokwu. Wu put wm all In ami glvo ym ymr
choice for 60 cents.
Shoes and Oxfords
Are goliitf out niptdl nml wo uiu badly tdjtj-t in alcw. U will my yon Ut
buy your win tor phoog now, wliaii yeu can mivu 60 owiU to $ M on ovry
piur.
Y0UJ18 UX) 0r.QSK
COILLylS BROS.& CO.
' FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF FOSTOFFICIJ,
.SALEM. OREGON.
We will jflvo up our mticrii Keptumhcr lflth.
Salem People Abroad,
Monrovia, CM., Mewenger, Aug, 4:
Miss rearl Applegnto nnd Miss Mooro,
of Balein, Oregon, both N. E. A. excur
sionlstfl, wore in Monrovia Friday, to
visit tho former's cousin, Miss Nannio
Applegnto, but found that young lady
had gone to Long Beach.
Iloiec, Malio, Statesman, AtiK. 0:
Charles R. Bcott, of Salem, Or., has
taken charge of tho.Frlonds church in
Hydo park, having been induced by Mrs.
Way to coino hero to relievo her of tho
work. The church Is fully organized and
has a Sunday school with 150 enrolled.
He's Here, Just the Same.
Tlirnnifli nn nvprstilit. OHO of tllO
most popular of tho young men and
commissioned ofllcors of tho Fccond regi
nient was not mentioned in yesieruay s
notes on tho home'coming of the volun
teers. This was Lieutenant Chas. Mur
phy, of Co. K. He is one of tho few
ofllcors of that grade who havo received
fluttering mention in the cablegrams
from Manila. Ho had chargo of a rapid
flro Hotchkiss gun. and did somo terri
blo execution with It. No doubt the
Filipinos arc about as glad ho loft tho
Philippines as his many friends are to
see him safely homo In Halem.
Mlnistrels Tomorrow.
Tho Georgia Ministrels will be seen in
a program of fine minetrolsy at tho Reed
tomorrow ovonlng. Many new features
havo been added sinco thoir last ap
pcarence hero. Tho company consists
of 25 all Starcolored porformors and Is an
up-to-dnte organization. Bright crisp
dialogue j funny sayings, catchy songs,
cakewalks, abound throughout the
two hours entertainment. JackM.Olivcr
who Is with tlio company, is ono of tlio
highest priced colored actors on tho
American stage. His original songs on
our war with Spain will go down In
history. Popular summer prices will
prevaili") and 50 cents to all parts of tho
theater. There will lw a big street pa
rade and concert tomorrow at 2.
Seats are selling rapidly.
Secretary Thlolson, of the Chamber
of Commerce, is preparing data as to
tonnage of tho Willamette Valloy,which
will bo affected by tho abolition of tolls,
In caso tho government should purchase
tho canal and locks at Oregon City. Ho
asks each merchant of Salem to assist
him to tho extent of furnishing approx
imately the number of tons of freight re
ceived by him per annum. It is not
necossary to keep river and rail freight
Koporato, since all will bo alike affected
if tlio tolls aro abolished on tho river.
WILLAMETTE HOTEL ARRIVALS
TOWNS EN I). At his homo in Spring
Valley, Polk county, at 0 a. in. August
10, of rancor of tho liver, David Town-
send, aged 80 yearn.
Tlio deceased was an old pioneer of
Polk county, having crossed tho plains
to Oregon in 1810. Ho leave a family of
eight children six daughters and two
hoiih as follews: Mm. Jos. Hooves, Mm.
Marngot La Follotto, Mm. Malinda
Wlckhain, Mm. Amanda Lake, Mm.
Minnlo Dliulck and Miss Annlo Town-
solid, all residing in tlio ioinity of tho
farm homo, either in Marion or Folk
counties, F. M. Townsond, of Seattle,
Wash., and Lafo Townsond, of Folk
county.
Tho funeral will bo conducted at 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon in tho
Zena church and burial will take place
in the Komi cemetery.
To cure T.a Grippe, keep warm, cspeclalrj
tie feet, uml take Dr. Mllct' Nervine.
PIuiuIah Mrvf ttn Kiti tfrn iwitdtn T
E. Arnold, W. E. Jeffries, II. L. Marsh
oil Portland;.!. Goodman, Gorvals Or. j
M. O. Potter, Independence. Mm. E. E.
tl 1t..l...l,. Ilnvlln.i.l r 1.' rtiii.l.luo.i
St. I'aul; S B. Catterl'inClty; San!
Goldsmith, Portland; A. II. Nlolson;
n f t t- t AI.....I J C tl'.r.4
II. Fitgurald, Gorvals; R. h. Kenny;
II. Hasler, Portland; . C. Condon, Los
Angeles; Horace II. Smith.
Fall Stock Coming.
Anticipating a greater demand lie
caiiHO of unproved conditions, I havo
purclied an unusually large stock of
staple and faney dry goods, including
capes and jackets for tho season's trade.
Tho now goods, which will begin do ar
rive in a fow days, havo boon bought
close for cash, and will bo offered to
buyers at the lowest possible prices.
Your partonago Is solicited. W. II.
llobson, 2117 Commercial St. 8 11 lit
COTTAGE HOTEL ARKVALS.
F. C. Koll, SiurFranclsco; F. New,
Portland; A.J. IhiriiSj Chicago; G. A.
Rockwell, Rochester, Now York; W. W.
Haines, Eugene.
Young Mothers
houtd learn early tho necet.
alty of keeping oa hand a
supply ot
Gail Berden:
Eaqle Brand!
CONDENSBD MII.K for nurilnjr babies,
nam atoou tn
BtNU t'OK 1IOOK OH "1UUIES.1
urnerai cocking U na aioou i
Take no aultttltute.
well hi for
o teat for forty year.
Innif dm "lnniCd."
DORDIN'B CONDCNaCO MILK CO.
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: NKW YORK
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FIREWORKS.
OKI Glory will wave as never before for the next
few days. Everybody from the wee tots to gray heads,
will want to carry their colors. Read our prices. You
can flag the house, the family, horse and carriage, all for
a mere song. Read below. Lots of flag ribbon too,
all prices.
Flag List
Small Itajti Re do up MxHOjneluw IQv'uaqIi
ltsluoU HorCo t7x!8 inuliea , .Uk'wuh
&tH ItiolittH ?(orto SOxfjOtuelux) SOewch
Hxl luoluw 5 well
Conie in and lay in your supply while we have
them. Won't last long. Lots of patriotic ribbons too,
all prices. On Roman candles we quote 30 cents a
dozen up, pin wheels, lockets, balloons and all such
very low.
Our S3 Fireworks Assortment,
ft W-bull Roman rtuvdlw Vf dawm M lb ItoakuU
t lH-lxdl RoiiMH OAiidltw ii docou 1 lb Rookutj)
IX Sdmll Ruiuhii cttmlltM 1-18 dotuii -t lb RwkuU
1 large oolorod lidit 1 balleou, H m mln
W otm i o UooKoUi irf down Motrle sproaitora
Vj iIojhiu 1 on Rookttti
This figures considerably more than $3 regular,
but in the large lots we disecunl. Other assortments
to suit on same basis.
WIGGINS, 307 Commercial st,
STATE PAIR AND SALEM.
i were times when peoplo commenced to como to tho Stato Fair In June. Farmers would bring their wool down
ua nnd Rogue River Valleys; nfter disposing of It at Salem they would lay in their yearly supplies here, nml
camp near tho Fair Grounds until nfter tho Fair. Tlio Stato Fair has also brought ninny noted men to Salem
Thero
from Umtxiun i
ii. ..f.r
W1UV HUUIU UUllll' JIClll LIIUJLUH UlUUHUO llllkil HUVl mu a- aiiu MM.iw .mi .nig ihcu wiuugw. iiuiii; J1UIW1 illUII UJ OalL'h,
wlioso intention was only to seo mo rair, uiu iney iounu oinor aiiracuons mai imiuceu mom to locate nero. As in tlm
caso of tlio writer,(S. Friedman,) came to attend tho Stato Fair In tho early sixties. He was so delighted with tlio bun
rounding country that ho made Salem his permanent home. A great ninny othors that havo settled In business In Salem
were first attracted hero by tho State Fair. It is tlioreforo incumbent upon tlio mnjortty of our citizens to mako tlio State
Fair a grand success, for tlio Fair has helped Salem. It is not expected tor people to como and camp hero for soveral months
on account, of it. Now It Is no use for tho hackmen to holler "All aboard for tho Fair Gonial," for tho railroad has changed
things. Rut yet tho jieoplo who como for tho Fnir usually manago to get Into tho city, view the town, visit, tho Capitol ami
Penitentiary and not tholneano Asylum but tlio Oregon Stato Hospital, nnd they go to hear tho Deaf Mutes talk to them at
their school. Then thoy go to tho iilind School so as to let the blind see thorn, and above nil, thev novor forget to stop and
see Friedman at Friedman's New Racket, corner Commercial and State St., where they lay in tficir supplses of Dry Goods
nnd Clothing.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6KETI
Cor Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore
Large assortment of Dry Goods and Clothing always in stock. Lowest prices prevail.
li&Woii
WSM II
Two Souls With But a Single
Thought.
And that Ip. "how perfectly delicious
our relishes and all kind of food-preparations
nro, for, u Summer luncheon, or
for picnics, camps, or at home." Our
extensive lines ot plain nnd fnncy crack
ers, wnfors, biscuits, Jams, jollies, potted
and tinned meats arc tho choicest that
are put tip. Qur prices aro always
lower than any othors.
SonnemanN,
THE OROOEH
124 Srito st Telephone 51
Why Insure in the New York Life?
Because--Your Insurnco Is not u Luxury nor an Expense without, tang
bio return, but an Investment of a small sum each year to mature
10, 15 or 20 years hence If you live.
HOMER, 11. SMITH. Sneclal Acenfc.
! Olllcc with Salem Limd Ofllce. 6-0m3 Salem, Oregon
TC
New Attractions each Week.
This week wo arc ollcrlntr ENAMELED IRON BEDSTEADS In
dlfTerc.it sizes beautifully llnlshcd uud mounted, one of which will
make your sleep! mr room look cozy and cool.
In our rooms you will find the furniture necessary to cotnplctly furn
ish your home and only needs to be seen to be appreciated, Our
prices will prove satisfactory. Wo hopo to havo you como and look
over our stock at your earliest convenience.
F. W. Hollis & Company
u
1 STORE
After the Fire
To enable mo to clean up and
make repairs, I must dispose of
tho stock
Damaged by
Water and Smoke.
Men's Shoos, Roys' Shoos, Ladies
Shoos at your own price. Como
ami inspect the stock and sccmo
n bargain.
Jacob Vogt,
05 STATU STKKRT,
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CAYENNE 3
CINNAMON 3
UINU1JR 3
ALLSPICE 3
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CARAWAY SEED
CELERY SEED
RAY LEAVES
CORIANDER:
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Hay, Grain, Mill Feed
Flour, Salt, etc. Quick sales. Small profits. Give us a call,
J'hono 1781. 01 Court st.
Brewster & White
THE UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
FRANCESCO SELEY, Doan nnd Principal of Vocnl Dopnrtmont.
Ldwaiii) W. TIM.HON, Principal of Piano Department; Rkoisaui L. Ilium v,
Principal ot Violin Department; Etta Squinit-SKi.iiv, Assistant In Vocnl Depait
ment; Glaiivh Hviini:. First Assistant in Piano Departnient; Fi.orknck Tiu.so.v,
Second Assistant in Piano Department. Hereafter, Mr. Tillson will teach en
tirely under tlio management of the College of Music. Season 1800-11)00 begins
Sept. ftth.
Salem wooen i
Home Made Goods
SPECIALS: A very select
line of Boy's Knee Punt Suits
of our own goods made up in
New York. Get one for
your boy!
All sizss of Boy's Black Hose,
the very best to be had: A?k
for 4hem.
YOKOHAMA TEA STORE,
Tclophono 2001.
Free Delivery.
Union Lodge I. O. G. T. will banquet
tho Good Templars of Co. K. at tlm W.
C, T. U. hall Monday evo (14). All
members aro requested to bo proont.
All visiting Tomplars aro cordially invited.
Bargains in Summer Goods,
NltmllllL' tho slinlf rim in 'tir n.iii- fall
stock 1 offer summer goods 'at reduced
price. . it. tioution, r tommur
cialbtreet. s-11 at
For the Seaside.
Your fnmilv want llin linmn ituti.a
tho Sunsidti. Tut: Dui.v .Tiiimuu .;il
m sent by mall at a special bummor ro-
Cont a Dixy. No nlor
sort rate of Ono
taken for It than ton eoiiU
MStf
The argest assortment of
Men's Pants: Regular sizes,
extra sizes and extra longs.
No matter what size you call
for we have them. A special
drive on them.-
7 he finest line of Crash Hats
for Men and Boys ,to be
found, in Patterns and
Styles.
TO0U$ W& l
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
1'VTTON llniM.. Uvot ami ManaKonu
Coming Home.
The soldiers aro coinini; Iwrn to 1mv
their pietunw mude at the Elite Stwlle,
Succoor to Sparry, the artkt, 7-10tf
"Sweet Home"
If votl want trash linmn tmnln unmlu
ico cream, iceatdd stimmar ilrlnl-a ara
mhxI cigar oall at Uio "Swwt Home"
No. a&)K Commeroial strvot. 7 ft) tf
Notice.
(Vliiliwtuin7 Auw. 14tk THui n n
T. Cuji SteMimra Alton ami PouwMft
win ieve lor tHKtiumt (tally at 7 a. w.
a to at.
Volunteers Keturfdng.
Re prepared lor tin emwgancy Wv- toy
ie U a stevk ot Ute ttni )KOrkiww
awl chok grooeriw kfit for ml hy
MMHOU v IWgtiH. S-7 ou
WooJ Wanted.
V will taktt a. law mumIs a u&I ...
xrlMNgeiw 4io4grHpli8 at UieHMte
Studio, wtOMMMnt lo SHMrry Uw Artiftt.
Mllt-HVUMKU KN(IA(1KVK.NT.
ONE PKKFOKMANCK ONLY.
SATURDAY, AUGUST 12,
GKORGIA-UP-TO-DATK
MINSTRELS!
SBKTHK F8.VTVHBB!
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WOOD
Lay In your winters supply now
whilo cheap. Second growth Hr cut
from large trees $2.35 jr cord, also
largo fir, ash and pol 0llk
D. S. Rkntlev A Co.,
Phono 30. 819 Front cor. Chemeketa.
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of moat
and the bent of sausage. FREE
DKLIVBRY. All biffs duo the
late firm of Wolt Miosckc
must be paid.
OIOL2: & SON
171 Commercial St.
For Your Dinner
Fresh nuMts for broil or roast
Cormxl beei it quality wo boast.
Cooked meatd, boned ready to slice.
All wlttm served will prove nice.
If you prater cooked meat
A lid wfah to avoid the heat,
Have sent ta yeur homo
Sausae ar ham witlwut bone.
The Palace Marketh & CQ
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