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AJACKETS AND CAPES..3C
Fall Line Almost Complete.
There never was a garment
made that was nearer the Ideal
Ladies' Jacket than the fall styles
of 1899.
Short inlength; plain in ap
pearance rich in material; sub
stantial linings and above all, low
in price. 'Iliese combined will
make this winter's wrap very
popular.
Golf Capes
for Misses and Ladies in grea
variety
BONANZA HOP YARDS
What One
Firm Is Doing
Salem.
About
Horst mothers' 1 Yard On the
Beak Kanch.
Old
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HOLVERSON'S
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HTOIIR
Department.
Thu largetit Mock u huvoovor hIiowii,
ih now rciuiy.
' Wc have remedied our Hat
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Hie celebrated Roclofs Stiff k
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Nuw mi nil HlinVoH, f :.) mid t I.OO. 1
Sec our special offer ' Men s k
Now I'ttloriiH, black mill colorH, from
tl.00tofl.IM).
shirtf
At l8 cunts ouch.
They urn grout vhIiii-h.
Wouiu Salem ugeiilH Toi
"The Royal Tailors"
Of Chicago. Itefnro buying your full
'milt vIhII our
New Clothing Department,
JJDALRYMPLE&CO.
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Can't Wear ii Out.
A walch enn't Ih worn out ly any or
(Unary iiuuim, but If not properly
cleaned mill oiled can Imi worn out in a
abort time. Thero Ih no oxcuhd for nog
IcutliiK your 'I'"' watch, wlitin good 'rl
can Ihj ilonu for mull n Hinall prlco ami
wurrniitcil. I iimo only llrluliiHM inalnr
lal in my work, ami every pteco liwlcil
lKforo UHing.
Watch cleaning "fie
Main Kprhittt 7n
Watchmaker ami Jeweler.
C.H.HINGBS
(IIIAIUIATi: Oil 101 AN.
SJIIUCUMMICHOIAI. MT,
WUATHHft HEI'ORT.
Tonight ami Tuottduy continued fair
uinl warmer.
Ice Not Given Away,
I cannot afford to give Icouuay, lint
am milling a pure article at it prlco that
ih within thu roach of all.
OlIYHTAI. Il'K WollKH.
J. Mugulro, Prop. (I ITi tt
CAPITAL.
UHICWEHY
UKKK.
UOTTLKU
Kllni(cr llcck.Succeisoii to 8outh3ucm
Uoitlir.Woma.
All onloni for liottleilbeor will lio llllod
At thu bnmory. Kent on cold Murage,
Free city delivery. Tulophono -IMI.
Ice Very Nearly Olven Away,
Wo cnti glvo Ico itway, tocnnvlnco you
conio mid oo how big it chunk you got
fur lit llu money. Our Ico In iiiuuufiio
turo from jnirotllstlllod water.
on n I toi Ico Vorkn,
UStf Ki.iNHiiit ft lliicic,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Hon Qiowcm
Aro Invited to plauo thuir Inwirunoo
Willi tin. wuimhio MiiieiiM on uh iinerui
teruiH iw any agency in Saluui. and offer
von tumiranco in iwvunil of the IhmI
Hiiilllsli, Qitrman or Aiimrinnii ooinikin
lea, W'u will luriiUli you Imp (leketn
In any Htylo with tur name iirlntml
on I hum free of cIiuikiu Call at olllco
nud ohtalu tiirum.
O. M. lltMi.yii Co.,
'.KiHOouimcruialHt,, mtxt toToleiihono
Olllcu
If You Want a Private Dancing
Teacher
Or a bocoiuMiuiul coal Hlnvo, ihhi a want
ud.
If vihi are nu uiiemploviHl uiiinlclaii or
nn old. twUhllrihed broker, live a want
ud.
If you have an) kind of a want that
nnyhoily can till you'll tlnd that a fnw
icntH liivtwtwl in want ooliiiuii iulvr
lialiiK will U about the Uxt liituctinnut
you can make.
lttiv. II. I.. I'ralt wenllo HarrlMiurK
tixluy. ,
llarlev While, hi t Holiday In the
hop yarilx,
.loo Vincent, of Cheinawa, wiih a Sa
lem vlnltor today.
A. A. ('unnliiKhaiu Uift tmlny for IiIh
future home In Idaho.
Oliver .Ioiicm, a hop uiaii of ludcpeiid.
mice, wiih a Saleiu Mur tialny.
tl. Htuluer and family, Kuudayeil at
D.tllitH with Dr. Ij'o Sleluer and family.
Mrn. W. r, Lord ainl the clillilreu re
turned liHlay from thvlrNiimimirat Seal
ItlH'kH.
Watson 'rinviii'il.iif the reform mihool,
drove lo the l'olk county hop yanlN
Sunday,
Henry .lay of Day Inn, Ohio, Ih vIhiIIiih
IiIh nephevvM I., ami V, Cnppixik, of
ltoHcdato,
It. Alhrioker, of WhiUmou, formerly a
a realdeut of Solum, U vIhUIiik id
(rltmdii here.
Major D. C. Shernuiu went to Alliauy
tixlay on law. hiixluttm, m;coinpiiulml
hy IiIh hid, l'Mk'nr.
II, Tlmin, of I.IUirty, wan in town lo
day and ruporU hid wheat HHyleldiiiK "''
hiiMlieU pur acre.
Mrn I.. 1 Marrn, of North Salem, re
turned todiiy fiuiii atwo wcekNV'litll with
Iter turn in Coivallla.
.lohu Slapletou, of ludepeiideiict) vciim
lii town tmlay lo have IiIh tio treatiil
hy Dr. Chan. II. llltn;tM.
Sam llnrker, of SprhiK Valley, who
Iiuh been vinitiiiK bin mreuU at Itme
Inirn, ivtiiriuxi vvwlerdiiy.
ICd i:ilUi went to the hoji yard Salur
duy iilglilmid Kiiit Sunday lintelilng
up agHiiiht lite bop plckerv,
Mr. Walter Dciiiun came up 'from
1'orllMiid tbU meriihiK to vhtlt with hei
iNiruiiU, Mr. wild Mra. (i. Steiuer.
MiMMaixmet Aldeiwm, of lliU city,
linn Won elated to the Killlim of
miialml loachtir at thu XowlHiry iNdlege.
.1. M. WiMxIiulf returned today fnnn
Kaatern Oron, ami report that (min
er there, n here, are wore mired
than hurt in the intUUtr of lUuiagtMl
C0Mt,
Attoumy tieuerat I). It. N. Illackburii
rotiirueil (nun llniwuvilln Satunlay and
wag today fullonwlliy Mr. Illaokbuin.
'I'huy havo beon ciidliiK their vaeatiou
in l.lnu iHiuuty.
Mayor ('. V. ItUhup went to Portland
tbU afUirmxHi, to luwr a talk to Ui given
thUtnvnliiB by lltm. JoJtu lUrrot, e
mlubUr to Slum, llw will speak Uifoie
UiovlHUiiWvluuiiiuHmw on mir nun
iiwrokl pruHicla In thu Orbmt.
Ilcrcloforo Iiop Kro)slng In Oregon linn
Won HiiiiurvlMHl by thu owner or tenant,
but iluring'tlio lnit year Ifomt HrntliurH,
of San Kmnclwo, who have Inrgu hop
yards In Yuba, Kacrainento and Sonoma
counties, Colifnniln. liavo Ixnight 1,000
ncroij In J'olk county, near Indupon
ileiicu, on which they oxcct lo grow
hops, iind the properly known uh the
lleak farm, situated on Kalcer'H llotlom,
containing DHOacrcH, 10 acres of which
Aiero In hops, thu yield from which is
being now gathered. TIiuko hops hIiow
what can Ikj grown by proper cultiva
tion and contiutiouH Hprnylng nt the
projmr tlmu. Tlie hops are inucli larger
than those seen in many of the yarde
and are free from lice or mould.
The Mill Ih Handy and much like the
mill In hoiiio of thu best hop yards near
Santa How, Sonoma county, which have
been visited by the writer.
Messrs. Horst Druthers manager at
the lleak yard Is Kxrn CiiHscliunn, who
has Wen n hop grower In different
counliws in California since 1H7H. Mr.
CiiHHclcinaii arrived hero about the mid
dle of May last, nince which time he
with help has nprayed and cultivated
the 10 acres of growing hops ; cultivated,
ho! out vines, poled and wired Ml acres
of a new yard In which llm young vines
aro growing healthy ami strong. Mr.
CaHselnuiu has also superintended the
building of a lurge hop warn hoiiwuuud
another dryer, there now Whig three
dryers on the place, tu poling thu new
yard the manager lias iutiiHluced the
California styiu, known as the trellis
system. Tlie siesam at least It) feet
high ami from !HI to 10 feet apart J on
thu lop Is strung';; wire, attached to
which aro strings leading down to the
vines. The advautago of .thin system is
that the vines ami hops uro up clean off
the ground, this giving more room for
cultivating mid they are less liable to
mould. Mr. Casslcinan learned brick
laying In his younger;days ami has built
the furnaces ami other nee'ded brick
work about the phice.
Picking began on the 7th and tbeie
are nuw nlmt 'AM) pickers at work.
Thoy expect to finish by the '.MIiihIj
tno prices pa hi being I0u pur Isix. The
pickers average two and a half Isixes
per day, but many pick more than the
average. Two bright young women
picked eleven Wxcs one day last week,
and the champion picker Wing n
a preacher from Salem who last year
picked 118 Isixoh In HI duys, and one day
gathered I'.' boxen.
The Imps aro put in largo sucks in the
yatd, hauled to the elevator, worked by
hurce jsiwer, d nipped into the kilns,
which dries uWut 11,000 pounds In 111 or
t hours, thence carried In cars to the
cikiliugroom ready for bailing.
Another Innovation of Mr. CWolmnii
one employed understands that umutor
hand is directing and the bust of service
Is given and no fault finding or quarrel
ing. Mr. CasfOlman thinks Oregon soil
and climate sujicrior for hop culture to
any part of California, and that here the
hop can bo most successfully grown, and
that with proper care, which Includes
thorough spraying not only of tho vino,
but of tho ground near It, Hco and moid
would not apiiear. Such men nt Mr
Casselman aro not only valuable assist
ants to their employers, but are a great
gain to any community, as others may
learn from and profit by his experience.
It Is hoped that the owners will find
(his Investment n Kiial one. and that
other capitalists may W encouraged to
make a similar one, as there Is room
for all who may come.
HOP NEWS.
Krom Various Parts of the Willamette
Valley.
Picking was finished In tho I-emmon
yard Saturday, and the result was con
sidered good, .Mr. umimon novum
picked more hops than last year by a
ratio of ir to 8 on tho same ground.
Thu hopi aro of flno quality and free
from mould and lice, and have Wen
cured In No. 1, condition.
Picking In thu Fiddler yard will bo
completed by Tuesday night, und the
yield will bo alwut the same as last year
In bales, but will weigh somewhat less,
as thu hops aro not so heavy. It re
quires a great deal more sulphur to curu
tho holm this" year, owing to thu fact
that tho lato rainy season has cati-cd
them to remain green.
A correspondent from (iorvaly writes
that hop-picking Is Wing pushed will"
nil S)Sslblo vigor, tho only drawback be
ing tho Inclc of pickers. Tills occasioned
l.v the fact that every ono wants to have
his own crop saved at onco, while here
tofore growers were not so anxious and
t.u.ir turn with thu crows, thuH Insuring
a long picking season for thoso employed
In picking. The picking season win
bo shorter this season than usual, as a
consequence.
Perfect weather conditions nre now
prevailing. It In not too warm nor too
cool for comfort, while northerly winds,
cool nighls and foggy mornings, with
heavy dew, keep tho vermin from spend
ing ami mold from forming. It Ih really
Ideal weather for 1iop-plcklug. The
scare recently so apparent is nuw re
placed with conlldenco. Thu quality
is even as good as predicted, notwith
standing" tho weather conditions, and
while somoiriold Is noticeable in every
yard, enro Is taken to keep It out l the
pickers' hands, and many such vines aro
thrown down by the yanlmaster. In
ono yard near tho river, three acres
were thus set off, showing quality will
rule against quantity. However, there
w ill W a largo yield in the state, ranging
from 70.0(H) to S0.000 bah.
CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE
A liusy Place Today Several Arrests
Three Bail Forfeiture.
.Imlgo Judah has Wen a bupy man
today, as the result, probably of the
first lull In the hop picking season. The
festive hop is the meansof putting many
more or less hard earned dollars Into
the poukcts of tho people at large, and
many Kein to think that It' Is nothing
more than right to reUim some of the
nickels Into the channels of the
business from which they aro drawn.
As a com-equenco the consumption of
beer lias Increased within tho fast week
and Saturday night it reached a high
mark.
So Sunday was n fairly busy day for
tho police ofllcers In tho way of preserv
ing the usual Sunday quiet of this city
of churches. Three arrrests were made
of drunk anil disorderly individuals.
Win. Scott and Palmer Cole were each
released on V cash bail to appear this
morning, and Dickey Woods was given
her HWrty on tho same understanding,
but was required to deK)sit f 10.. As
neither one of thu trio showed up this
morning, their good money goes to en
rich tho city treasury.
Recorder Judah Is very busy making
an nbstrant of thu subscriptions for city
ImiihIs. Ho has ruled off a piece of pa
per as largo ns the top of his table, ami
Is nuking an abstract that will show at
aglancoeach subscription, thu nggre
gato of subscriptions of each amount
from f'tO up, tho total, and, in fact,
everything about thu bond subscriptions
that tho committee may desiro to know
in nsilguing tho bonds. It will bo all
ready for thu committee meeting later
in tho week.
MARION COUNTY MATTERS
Business Demi; Transacted at the Court
House.
Marriage licenses have Wen Issued to
W. D.Jelfrles. of Salem, and Miss All-
bio Gardner, of Zena; K. O. Piiier and
Miss Cora H. I.lllle, of South Snfuui.
Sheriff Durbln sold two pieces of land
under foreebsuro proceedings Saturday.
Sixty acres of land Wlouglng to 11. C
ling, was sold for $1000 Wing bid in by
Geo. Conner, plaintiff in the suit
Twentv-llvo acres south of tow n belong
ing to Geo, II. .Tones, was sold to Nuncv
W. Miller, plaintiff, for fl8SU.77.
iikkiih ni.ci).
W. K. Dragor. and I.lllio Drager, to V.
it, Snckett, small tract in Jefferson w.
d. IM.
A. N. Moorcs and Cora I.. Moore to
Sarah W. Stinson, lot 'J, in block Tit),
Salem q. c. d.
I'llOMATK.
Mrs. A II. I. a Croix has tiled a no
titiou asking that she W appointed
guardian of theestatoof Ambrose llloug,
insane.
New Goods Arriving Daily.
WE ARE RECEIVING IAAENSE LINES OF
Fine Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Etc.,
And will sell these goods at the lowest possible prices.
Thesun does not always shine in Oregon, so prepare yourself with one of our new,
Umbrellas; steel rod umbrellas, with a good cover, as low as 50c. We also have them in finl
silk with fancy handles. We bought them direct from the makers, and will guarantee our
prices lower than any other House in baiem. we nave aiso received a mil line ol
Rubber Goods, Mackintoshes, Etc,
BEST QUALITY RUBBERS FQR CHILDREN " " 25c
BEST QUALIVY RUBBERS, MISSES' SIZES " " 35c
LADIES' SIZES . " " 50c
Mackintoshes for everybody girls and boys, ladies and gents, full assortment. Fine
Clothing for boys or men. Hats to fit and suit everyone. Our Fall overcoats just arrived.
Trunks and Valices, Blankets and Comforters.
COME HERE FOR YOUR DRV GOODS AND GET THE BEST QUALITV OF
GOODS AT LOWEST PRICES. Uf
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RA6KE
Cor Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore.
Kine Hops.
Iloppickiug liegun around Dayton.
Although thero has lieeu oino talk of
mold, thero is very little to lw found,
mid the general crop is the linest It lias
liven for years and u gtssl yield is ex
pected. Hops at Uugene,
Iloppickiug Is now progressing nicely
mid this week pickers aro at work in
all yards, Mold has made its upcar
unco" In a few yards not well sprayed.
Kxcellcnt Hops.
Hearts from tho country around Or
egon City indicate (but tho hop crop is
In excellent condition, and that picking
is tho p.iss Ismk, Instead of tickets. The is progressing under fawirahlo circum
Ixsikkccpor keep his accounts and also
ontoix all credits for picking and charges
for supples In the kism book of ouch
picker, hi that if a puw Ismk is hvst
(hero is a duplicate account mid tho
picker iIihw nut loo hU or her earn
ings, as has Ihkui tho ease with the
ticket system.
Alexander I'inlay, a Sulem lueohaiilc,
wuHlhoeoritnudorwho put up the new
hulldinp, and who instill employil, has
givmi the bMt of satUfactlon. Mr.
Ouwltuiiuii has biislnnwi and executive
ability, aswHllas hobi an oxmrt hi
hop grow I tig, uimimii) thing up"ur to
beilmi-e ut tho proper time and oveiy
stiiuces. Mold has uiHsircd only in a
limited way in some yards that were on
low giouml or near tho timber. Thresh
ers aro busy hi every direction, and tho
grain is In surprisingly good condition,
considering the the continued rainfall.
Soiift farmers hau been paying fancy
pi lee for hogs to Mil damaged wheat.
J. I.. Krui-c, of ilsoiiville, soys that
they aro overostimatiiig the damages,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
wii.MMtrrrK.
A. J. l'ieffer, II. T.. Thanhauger. A. 1.
I.uco, .1. V. Ilailey, J. V. Streit, M. I..
Walker, A. M. 1'urrler. A. II. Starbuck,
W. T. Jeffries. Mrs. W. 1". .Jeffries. Port-
land; V. W. Parsons, V. Townsend,
MIss.M. Perry, City; 11. K. Miller.
Mrs. II. U. Miller, Seattle, Wash.; John
Do lteuvn, Detroit, Midi.: J. It. Chapin,
lewa: .i.T. htioon, iienry jiy,irot,ii.
W. It. Lett. II. Haussmau, San I-'rau
cisce: II. (I. McKlnley, li Crosse, Wis:
W. A. Springer, Huston, Mass: Louis
Nellssou, lair (iroiindsi C. F. Italstou,
Advance agent of tho Jessie Shirley Co;
Win. Morrison, San l'ranciico.
COTTAIIK.
0.0. McClelland Albany: Miss l-:ilu
Iseiiberg, Miss IUssie, Miss Maud
tieonse. Miss I.ydla Arnold. IIinmI Itiier
V. W. Kirplg. Iv. J. Arnold, Italeigh
Htall, I'orllaml.
Are You Hungry?
No need to go hungry as von can have
ii good iiimiI niimsI (or u few cents at
the Wonder Itostuuruiit.
Day and Night. """"""
You Mill get a good i mm I well cooked
day or night, for a dime or more at tho
While I loupe Itootauraut.
Save Money
Hy attending our ehwlug nit wle, W'h uiv doing oxu(l' ui. U, udvrtU
nud iixjkvi ti llnlsh li Jumntry 1, HHki. uiw uffurtng mr witlio teok AT
niitri tosr tu ub.
OurJCapes, Jackets and Collarettes
lluvo arriiMl tbogo good wor 4roi) Uir meiitlw iigi), ami a the
r .cloth Iiwl lieeit wit w o Iind to tako Ummh. 'Viy aro tho tlunst gtKls. w o o r
hml thoy will U winriflcl w1U the rt. lk not mk this Qppurtuitii).
Thf ifty Buyers
ODILLIS. BROS.S CO.
tfi FIRST DOOR SOUTH OP POSTOFRCE,
SALEM, OREGON.
JHFVto JMAmm f tr Bcptwubcr 15th.
l'orthe hut month we've Ikvu oHiniiig iiii vurl4ms Hues of fall goods, and get
ting our store in li;in for tho hwovy tnulo of tho )wr. Tho rush on all lines
of hop HUpplie has kept us hunlliug, but wo do not want to stop long enough
to a U"U in w inter iiudcrwwir, IumUu.v, nuioklntejibus, sIiihh, imtious. cotton
blaukeUetc, we Uae tin strongest line wo h.io vol sIkiwii. Its business to
tmpu)ooer yvsir, ami wo stinly to ilu this. How well well ask ou to
come and mh-.
Our shoo hue is a pride t tu for wo hao a host of satislicil customers. Wo
make friends oorv time wo Mill a shoo. In tho hoaxy work sIuhw for men, or
suiMiauiiiii siuHm lor women or children oluki sluvs, wo take ivs)hvUI pride,
and in liner lintM they Miu't surHiw ourfl.M, K.tH), XM and WM lines.
llamilloii Itrown, and Iticoaiid lluloliln's goods.
In Muflktutonlios wo lutvo Miiuoof the biggiut vahmsyet. For scJioil use, for
lumiiir women's wwir Its all tho same we're right at home, and then on un-
derwiMir, wo think wo'ro Iwtter than oor. ltemeiulHir all of our goods aro
STANDAItl) oiialilitM of high grade mako. Knight in l.irgoquuiitltion that guts
tho price ami thou with our oloo margin of prollt wo certainly give values
that oimnt
Yuu'iv Invited to Mill. Woapproekito it wlutu folks oomo in to Itnik around.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com,
Mf HrifriT Ti-vIInrfft rorU.ys ami young mwi. CuiiductM by
rll flDyrl LO11G0G the iWMiMlictfno Father. Healthfully
111. IIWXI VVHUKU amUttmclively liwatMl. (H miles from
em 1 em, u iiiium trtwt ratiaiui ) voueurm hiui iiiokocuii Uuuksus; t'repanitory
l.ltrnry. KioutilU-. CUmivuI. Nornul, iVjinniorvial. Scm-ul Coohskw ui Mathe
m nt I o. burxoyiug. Drawing, Civil Sorvlco.
Shorthand, Tvikw riling. IVIegrapby, Mutic
dentil w ho on account ut lurni lalsir wikIi to enter lute in (all and Kao eiirlv in
French, ttornmn. Skiiii1i, ItulUn
A iiHvtal class it prmidl (or ti,
spring Vcademu deitrts and le.u hern state ivrtilUutis and state diploiuM ron-
vu
1 (en
Soiul ivir catalogue. ddres.
Tuk Pkwouiwnt Moi nt Aniul Cuilu.w Ml. Aug!, Ore.
DIED.
ALKN11AC1I. At tho family homo at
tTiiiuauii, Miutiuy, M)'t. hi, iK'r.i,
August Aluiihach, agel os, o(- con
sumption.
Funeral services wore held tislay at '.
p. in., at tho homo ami tholssly buried
in Loo Mission cemetery.
Reduced Kates to Chicago,
In-ginning Tuesday, SeptemlHir P.'. If
you are going east call on tho Northern
Tactile agents, tiioiiiih, watt i. to, '.".V
Commercial street, lteinuinbcr that
you save money by buying your ticket
at Salem instead of going to Portland to
buy. li-M-ilt
JUDAY'S makkkt.
I'outinii. Sit. 11. Wheat valiov
ill : Walla Walla, rSc. (or new ft'.V. fo'r
old.
Flour Portland, J2.1K) to ',),'. Siier
Hue '.'.ir ikt bid.
Oats-Wlilto 120 lie, grey !K to UV.
Hay Tiniothv fSdti)r Km.
Ilopt llrtllk'; old crop tie.
Wm1 Valley. P.'QPtc! 'Ivastern Or
egon. 8(4 1 .Mohair, 27 0 :0.
Millstuff liran, 917; shorts, S,
Poultry Chickens, mlxMl,fl.,V) to l.oO
llensft to 6.Wturkeys, live, llirjH.ti'.
Kuiw Urcipm. in to iso iKir thu.
Hides UreoiMlttHUiOllHSfgtits.iindiv
M IIh, 7)ii(3-'a ; sheep jndts, I5fcj20o,
Onions I to H41',
ltutter Host dairy, ItOrtlW; fancy
creamerv, J)0 to Wo per roll, store 22 tb
27o.
Potatoes U5 to 70o or cental.
iltgs Heavy dressttl Gci to oo
Mutton Drtwstsl.dSiO lo 7c imr i)tmd.
IKhiI SttMrs. :i.o0al,tX); cows, fS.00
Ji;t.M dressttl. lieof (1 to 74
VmU tlrosMXt, UMa'.
HALKM MARKET,
Wheat M).
Wtxil lik. Mohair :X.
Oats 05 to 30o.
Hay HaltM, oheat and clover fd.tXi.
Timothy fS.W.
Kggs 16o
Flour In wholesale lots fi.OO retail
II.IO.
Millstuffs bran (IS.OO shorts 15.o0
Htv lrvwyl, 5)o.
i.ivocattio fttcera uvjeowsxii to
Sheep $2.50(3 W.
DrvsMtl Veal flke.
Hutter Dairy 2is ortMinory Srw.
Poultrv' Spring chickonst to UV.
Hens !i cents.
Potatoes -ICV
Cyclone
Cameras
The
Improved
Magazine
Cyclone
In stock
nt all times.
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Dreyfus, OIis,flgvJir.)aIdo!i
We carry a full Hue of
Supplies
Card Mounts
Plates
Pper3
Trays
DevclopcM
Toiicm
Call and exatnlno our line.
Patton Bros,
PS Statu Ttreet.
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Rich Pickings Here
For the man who likes uuiipio designs
in cuff buttons, links, stmU, etc.
Out of the many new- tilings offered
this season wo gathered ti Hue of
JKWKLUY, for men whicli will appeal
to their good judgment as well ae their
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, it.i, ui' ,11 iiL'iun iiii' in Mljutliur
skk-k, nut imsieraie price.
BARR'S JEWELRY STORE'
JIO BTATD STHDET
How to Make a Good Salad
Few iHXHilodo. because thev don't under
stand the importance of choosing thol
llnost olive oils and the right kind of'
vinegar. When you want tine salmi or
mavoiiiiiso dressing, wo can serve oui
with superior viruin olive oil. that will,
make you a dressing such as you will re-,
mtiinoer a mug tune. v e nave Tarragon
vinegar, white and red wine vinegar,
ami the best cider vinegar, us well as
everything in tho line of relishes.
SonnemanN,
THE GKOCEU
131 State st Telephone 51
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1 lieeu uiitti ini'ii iiiu iiitMu itiiKcu iiooui tunii IIIIV
other men In fact their names uro on everybody's
lips. Tho same applies lo tlioo nice, sweet, fragrant
aromatic Havana
La Corona, 10c Odip Champion,
La Commerc?. Emblem,
Tho universal
None so sweet.
verdict Is:
No no so good.
They aro perfection.
All dealers.
ifl.HOCKENSTEIN,Propp.
GRASS SHEDS
All fresh seeds. No old stock left over.
Get our prices. Lowest in the city.
Brewster & White
I'lmuc 1781.
TIIIC HLUUK AND KUUD MEN
HI Court it.
You Are Invited to Attend the
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
If you desire a thorough Musical training, with Diploma and
degree.
College now in session. Phone 2916. A card will bring a
catalogue. Address, Francesco Seley, Dean,
Salem, Ore.
Saleivt Studio
INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. Effa finders Willntao
Over First National Hank.
Classes in Piano Forte playing, Harmony, Theory and Ctos
Reading.
Studio hours from II to 1:2 and 2 too.
TWO FIX ifl xijjw" PIANOS IN STUDIO FOIt
rsia OF LHMMLS.
U M. KIRK,
04. SO, & 58
t-nonu oyi
Statu St
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material.
Lime, Cmcnt, Plaster etc,
Grain, Hay and Straw stored
Wagon Scales.
Prompt und careful attention given to the delivery of goodt to .inv I"''
of the city. ' " s-tf
HI NORMAL COLLEGE OFMUSIC UNO Afif
'.. M. 1'tliMV. Miw. IW. DiriH'tor.
Milt J. N. lluowN. I'riucinal of Art.
Opening Dayw
Tuesday Afternoon and EveningvSept, 12
Studie: Room No. 7. Pnttan Dlock.
and urt-Iov lug Ipublic ctirdially invitttl. The mi:
nithli Kiioul will bottiiuil to thu Iwst In tho Nor
The music
art courses
nuic an i
orthvve-t
Shoes Shoes!
FOUK DOI.I.MIS 1EU UAY-Mtw ar
uetHletl to cut, uplu or haul cord vvtKxl.
Will iay 50 cents for bidiltmg ami ow
nr eortt lor nami
Sitlom Vnol
dollar
Sitlou
Hank
or eonl tor haultiii:.
lo., room 13,
o
lU.h
S-Stf
WOOD
Wo aro still roiling 4 foot, large vvxh.1
growth wotxl S.36 nr itml W r
agt. fiv Now Iwrg Frwtfd Fr umt Ko.
man Itriok. the work at tlielllihtH'
t'lnb Duildi.ig al Uvtrvl Vi uatom
IIoum'. l s lUtTm-A o
riion 30. ilW r tout cor I tiemkU, '
All Arranged.
A fatWtled. coiitcutoil ftvling cmci
over a ponton w hen all the arrange
moiits for any event arv completcil
Wlion vim know tlmtyou have lulU
provided that w hull may bo rctiunt
and ran calmly wait, know'ing that that
w hioh you oxHVt w ill tome
My new uttvk w now all arrangotl
Tht lust eaxte okikh1 tontMiutsl IjiIiob
Capo. Jacktti ami C'ollarotteii, and tho
hMtM nnd counters are rilleil withal)
varietitKi tit dry goods, all of which luvi
Uvn bought toroah ami will le t-ol.i
for ciili at prk-wi tlmt iiurtM )our get
ting tho krgttst iMkMiiulo ipuntity of boet
gols fur tho least amount of money.
My tvk awaiti yotir iiuinvtimi. '
await wur rawing.
W. II. IIoHMVt
r IVinmervml ktrwt.
fo cure I Grippe, itep warm, erpccUII)
tut Lt. an4 uk Ur. MU" Ncowc.
All Our Fall and Winter styles
Now in, and we are slaughtering prices.
We can save you big money on ewry
pair of Shoes or Rubbers you need far
this season.
Save one fourth your money by buying
during our Big Sale.
We are in the Shoe Business to stay and
we propose to lead them al in prices
and quality.
"iOURS FOR BARGAINS
Hannoa L Sons Best Shoes S2.59 a Pair.
SALEM SHOE STORE
R. H. Leabo, Manager.
S3 Mate St. Ladd & lUh Unk Bldg.