The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, September 16, 1899, Image 4

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SUITI NGS.
Are you planning on having your dress
maker make you a TAILOR-MADE SUIT?
Have you decided on the Material? If not,
ask to see our new cloth
THE VNETIAN
It's extreme width makes it one of the
"best values ever offered to the ladies, 52
inches wdie, at Sl per yard
ALL WOOL COVERTS
In two toned effects, 52 inchcswidcalso at SI. Make very
stilish suitings
DRESS GOODS,
Printers Ink cannot describe the beauties of the Novelty
Dress Goods of this fall, combining style, durability and
clicapncss. Call and sec,
CASH
STORE
HOLVERSON'S
CASH
STOKE
Fall Stocks
Have been noiirlnu In for week
Nothing ha been lull itnilonu to
mnko this fttnro an Ideal shopping
JllOCO. MXJK OVCr till) MOCK oi
New Belt and Collar Buckles
New BcadBclts
New wa'-h Veils
New Fur Capes
New Plaid Golf Cloths
New silk Umbrellas
New chiffon Rufflings
New blankets and comforts
New ruffled curtains,
'Silver Shirts"
'i
In fancy Hlrlpen. New dark
xlindes, In bins ntrJK-. lingular J
(l.'iO vitality, our price fl.(X).
White Collars
for ladles mill genie. All tlio
Intent tlmpcH l
2 for 25c. j
Place your order now for
your winter suit. We
show 300 samples of "The
Royal Tailors" h'oocls.y
Made to order clothes at the L
price of stock garments.
J. J. DALRYMPLE k CO.
- -
sir
FOUND.
Hcvcnty-fhu renin, by having my
natch cleaned hy
HINGES.
A young man last night told mo ho
found f 1.00 alter 1 examined IiIh watch,
when ho explained that othur Jewelers
low cut price twin :i and I only charged
Ivn itnllnrx for n lunl liriulk n( u stuff mill
jewul audcli-aiilng. lU'iir thtmu prloiw III
inlnil.
Watch cleaning "Go
Main spring TTki
Watchmaker unit Jimehir,
C.H.H1NGES
(IIIAIUIATIi OITIl'ltN.
Twenty Year F.xorlumo.
HOU COMM1CHOIAI. HT.
WKATHEH HHI'OHT.
Tonight nml Hominy fair.
Ice Not Olven Away,
I cannot afford to elvo Icouwiiy, hut
mil stilling it puro article at u price that
U within tho reach of nil.
CltYSTAL ll'K WollKH.
J. Magtilro, Prop. tl 15 (f
CAPITAL. HRltWliUY
UKKK.
UOTTL.UU
KlingcrA Ucck,8ucccuor to UouthSalcm
Dotthr. Works.
All order for bottled leor will Imi MUihI
at tho brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Fri city delUory. Telephone -IU1.
Ice Veiy Neatly Olven Away,
Wo can ulvo Ico away, la cotivluco you
cotue and eo now big a chunk yon wet
for llltlo money. Our lro lit uiunufuo
ture from pure distilled water.
Ctrdtid Ico Workn,
28tf Kunuuu A Ukoic
WOOD
We are utill soiling 4 foot, largo K'cond
growth wood -'.'.'."i er cord Wo are
agU for New(org FrecKl Firo mid lh
man Hriclc. sea tho work nt thollllheo
Club llutldlng also tho Now Custom
House, at Portland. I). H. Hk.sti.ky A
Co., I'iiono 30. all) Front cor. Che-
uieJcuta.
CAPTIVATED DV HORTENSE.
How a I'lctlcious Kalem Utile Affected a
Texas Udltor,
JiiKjHir CollliiH, tho aesthetic young
bachelor editor of tho I'liuola, Texas
Watchman, Iiiim tho following in IiIh ex
cursion iioterf on Kalum :
Hnluin liko inort capital clticH In llllel
with rcllned and cultured people and him
many ciwtly nud hcautlful liomeH. It Id
thosecond city nl Oregon In (Mipulatlon,
having l'J.OOO pcoplu. It Iiuh many Hue
pulillc buildings, notuhly tho stale enpi
tol, court hoiimi mid city, hull. Tho Wll
lamotto river in navigable tho your
nroiiiid from Hiilein. Tho iiriiicipitl
MtriHtti nro 100 feet wldoniul Until with
bountiful shade treed,
Hiihim bus many manufacturing en
terprlmH including u woolen mill, Hour
mill, wish and door factories, two Iron
foundries, it elder, vliieur and precervo
faiitory, two nodii water fautorieii, it
hrowury, mi Ico plant, two waou and
tmrrhi;o faotoritM, it clothing factory,
hhiHi fautory mid inaiiyotherH. All of
tliemido priiMperoilH hunluotoM. I.Ike
other town (dtUHlod In tho Willlaiuutto
vulloy that I havo nH)ken of. Halem in
mirmimdcd hy u rich niirlculturitl ctiuu
try itilaptod to ninall yrnln mid fruit
Krowlnt;. Alt klinlMol fruit nro urowu
hero miccoiiifully mid yield kom1 nrolltN
to tho Kniwem, Hop Krowlnu in a ciie
comiful Inilimtry hero ill ho. There Ih
much hind around Hahuu that Unultahlo
fit.' Ilax KrowhiK that wtu Ih IkiukIiI at
reOMiimlde (loured.
There are inaiiy thliiKu that I would
llkotomty aUiut (IiIh bountiful tttpltol
city if mico would permit. It win tho
Kumirnl ortlict of our xtrty that Salem
mul tho Sttloni Moplo worn all rlitht, I,
twpecliilly, bade furcwoll to Salem with
an uiitelymil regret. fthull uhvuvc
hiww it tender Hpot in my heart for the
phicofor it tvtin tlmre that 1 mot llor-
toiiM. "Divinely tall and ill vlnely fair,"
it Ip1oii of tnce and lovelinoi imwt
lilwwlnn to tho auctlK'tic tyo wan llor
teiiMt h I Unit wtw her. Only for it few
luiurmlld 1 know her but whon 1 mild
KiMNlbyo, know hiK that In it few dit)n
thoUNtiida of miles would uHiruto im,
1 felt nn one w ho Iiuh witueiwod tho pas
mIuk of it cherUhed idmil. It In more
thun propablo that In tho oourpo of
human osonU I nliall never koo her
iiL-uiii. hut in after H'iim when 1 nlnll
aft by tho llrwddo on winter otentiiiM
and in it rcllectho numl, conjure from
the tlame and muoku fornix of lot! omw
of tho luut who hnvo Huuriil in the
iiicuwtut mm jiimiun homo wot my tmclav
orilavn.no ialmr or dearer form wilt
itrHlofront the coaU than that of llor-
teiiK.
Thrifty Housekeepers
Will U'ur in mind that wo havo u lino clock of HlnnkoU, (VnmWte. White
OuiUs, Iju-o Curtulim, Art I)onliii, Hilkollue. DroiKiry Silks, PortfurtM mid
Uiiliolr tory Uooiln that wo uro wdllun tit WlioleMileoff. Don't py utheiti it
profit when you ran Suave Money liy buying from ihu
That New D ess
You Rrtt thinking of buying should bulmimht of ui. Wo liue tho kixhIc,
llHiiifc'n, fcilkn, olveti, in fact oorythlnj nHwury to tit )ou out. Wnluttvo
you hq prolltBNWe want to got out Of bimlli unit offoT )oit thin inducement
to Jhelp u get nut.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL
Itov. P. 8. Knight went to Corvtillla
to day
Kufisel Coloman has started on hlsrc
trip to Juncati Alaflko.
Wm. Chaml)cr in up from Portland
taking In tho fair.,
Monlaguo Lord went to Portland on
this mornlng'i! train.
W. D. Mohncy and family, havo re
turned from a month's outing at lkslk
nap Spring.
MiHaKdna Pricowent to Albany to
day to vlalt her father, who in down
from Kan tern Oregon.
3IIs Henrietta Plngor arrived last
night to ho the guest of Miss Minna Kail
vain for a fow days.
All Quiet at the City Hall,
For fair week things nro extremely
orderly In mid about the city, and al
though tho usual precaution of it special
Kl!co force has boon provided the men
luive llttlo to do except walk their beats.
One John Keller was brought licforc
Itc order Juiluh this morning mid was
given flvo days for vagrancy.
DlbU.
WAI)I)KLL.-Iii this city at tho Sa
lem hospital on 1-rlday, So
tcmbcr IT.. I8IM, John Wiuldcllb aged
Myears, (lenlh resulting from a can
cer. Deceased resided near Lllierty, hut as
ho had no relatives in this country the
remains were buried from tho under
taking parlors oi W. T. Hlgdon, Itov.
John Parsons ofllclatiug; burial at Ico
Mission cemetery.
CURL WANTED.
To waitou table at Kiagg's restaurant.
State Pair Grounds, f 1. 00 to fl.riOjwr
day. Apply at rustaiiraut.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
WIM.AMKTTK.
(leo llrowu, Oeo I Grant, Prank I.
Hunter, Mr J.I OWcIl, Mrs J J Oneil,
Vernon Waldron, San Pruncisco; K II
Duffy, W G Kitton, J XV Wallett, .
.Iminermau, Oscar (iroccli, Miss II A
Truller, M 0 Penniiigtou,Clias Ilruchett,
Mrs ('has Ilruchett, Geo March, Mrs
(.mulon, J P Jones, 0 II Markham, J
W Ilalloy, Mrs Horn ilalleyr I) Con
don, F K lllalr, A X Portland; O. D.
Gibson, Pomoroy, Wash; Chas. A.
Ilurdoii, P.UKouo; Wm M Ijindruin,
Dnalde,Texus; CM Diimmlck, Chicago;
II XV Wells, Tho Dalles; Dave Peer,
Now Yerk: N I. Cornelius, Helena,
Mont; II T. Matlock, lloppncr, TJ Mat
lock, lloppncr; F C Shliin, CIiIciiko;
A llauklemau, AllNiuy; llery P Shaw
Inir, l'aette, Ida; II G hweot, Chicago;
Hurry K Young, A J D.tyton, city; F
FUnrln, (! T Crosby, Astoria; I, II
llnrteu, St Paul; F I. White, Idaho.
tiirr-AtiK.
.1 S Sliarn, I (iunderehelmer. AIM
llrowu, Clias K Itoss, C F llrynut, D
Mnrshnll, Portlaud; G O Miinlnu, Uiw
istou; l!.l Shields mul wife, V II Whit
ing, Portland; John M Wall, Illllslsiro.
UIRL WANTED
To watt on table at Plaint's Itestuu.
State Fair Grounds, tl.00 to l.miper
nay. appiy at once at resiaurniii-
A Complete Stock.
One of tho most varied and well-selected
stocks of goods in Salem, can 1k
found at the Kew York Racket. It is
mado up of just such goods as nro re
quired for the comfort of everyone.
They no not keep everything that is
needed, but what they do cary is useful
to almost everyone. Their stock of
"Star 5 Star" boots and shoes is un
surpassed In quality and fit, and nil
grades aru kept on band. Their cloth
ing is well selected mid of excellent
quality, for the price, for men, boys and
youths. Underwear, hosiery and rub
ber goods, in all styles, froma common
rubber to a long hip Ixxit ; hats, shirts of
nil kinds, overalls, gloves of excellent
quality, and all manner of useful arti
cles. All sold nt racket prices. They
ask all to cull and seu them. They can
please you.
Dance at Dove's Hop Yard.
A dance will be given nt Dove's hop
yard this evening. Hackensto's orches
tritwill furnish music for tho occasion.
Numbers will lie sold nt 40c. A good
tlmels nssurcd.
lOUAY'U MAKKKT.
1'illlT, AS'll Slllll. III. Wll. ml ...i lliii.
IKV to ill ; Walla Witllu.oSc. to nil for new
Mc to 110 for old.
Flour Portland. ll'.IK) In .'l.'Jft. Km.ir.
linn s.15 per hid.
win 1 mm iihushm, urey im to ;w.
Iluy Timothy H(jjiiKr ton.
Hops 11(3 1 ho; old crop Ho.
Wool-VuTley. PJQllle: Kustern Or-
i ,nu, H(.( Mohair, L7 Oi !10.
.MIIIstulT llrun, f!7; shorts, IH,
Pnllttrv ClililieiiH.iiiUil.tlJlitlii I Alt
liens fi to fi.W), turkeys, live, llUglllc.
i-.itkn ureKin, i to imno inir iiox.
Illdert (Iriiin.HalliHlllOlliH.HrtO.v im.l...-
00 lbs, 76(81,; sluvp Kilts, loG'.IV.
wiihiiis i to iv,e.
Putter Host dairy, ItOftiltt: fuiuiv
uromnory, Ifte to ftOc per roll, storo Ui' to
-re.
Potittoos lift to 7fle pur cental.
Hogs Heavy ilrennil (to to tlte
Mutton l)riMHml.l'iL.e in 7n mr iuiiin.1
lleef StenrM. :i fUlr.T I (HI aiui t'llkt.
.. k, .i .. ..:. "i v: .7'." ;, '-i
lUf.l.in, iiiiwoill, inll I) ll) I Hj
em -urotmsi, (ifjio.
SALKM MAKKKT.
Wheat HI.
Wool HUi, MolittlrStXi.
Parley In to Mc.
Gats 'ift to 7e.
Hnv llalisl. ehmit mul elmur ill flit
Timothy I8.1K)
Kugs 18 to :Mo
Flour III whoUtMthi Intx ll.m r.lnll
:i.io.
MillstulTs bnin f 1.1,00 shortu f I5.(X1
Hogs ilrwtMHl, fio.
l.he cattle Steers Illcowa JfL' to II.
Sheep fS.ftOJJ.1.
Drwwed Vtxtl flc.
lliitter Dairy ttXt creamery Ufw.
Poultry Spring chlukBinrtl to UK).
Ileus 8 cents.
Potatoes HV.
WATXi:i A goel mail to help run it
ui.iniii, ririiiij- mirfc,
Highland additioii. SmIoiii. tflt).;tt(
SUNDAY BERVICKS.
USIlV,
Services ntlOiIi'ui. in. No evening
service. Ilov. W. K, Coiclaud, pastor.
Subject of sermen: "Tho Dreyfus
Scandal and its F.ffcct on thu World."
At tho Central Congregational church
there will be preaching by tho pastor
at 11 n. m. tomorrow. Subject: "Un
sjiotted From tho World."
ClllltSTIAN SCIKSCi:.
Salem Church of Christ, Scientist.
Morning service nt 10:.'!0 a. in, Subject:
"Itcullty," it sermon from tho llible mid
Scieuco mid Health, with key to the
Scrljiturot ly Mary linker G. IMdy.
Kvenlng serviie nt 7:.'I0 p. m, Weilnes.
day cvcuiiig meeting at 7 :!I0. ,
I HIST I'flCSIIVTKIIIA.V.
Public worship at 10:110 a. in. Ser
mon hy tho pastor, thome: "Klllclenuy
in tho Service for Christ." Y. P. S. 0.
I. meeting nt lii.'K) p. in. At 7:110 p. fin.
tho pastor will given second lecturo on
"A Journey to JAInska, Mulr Glacier,
Sitka, Juneau, Tieadwell gold mine,
Hoonub and Duncan Missions." A cor
dial Invitation is extended.
1'NlrHlt JIIIHTIIUHN.
I HIST COMIIIHIATION CHUIICII.
Sort ices at I0:!I0 a. m. mid 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject "Stilling tho Tein
K)st." Kvenlng subject "Prenchliig
Out." Sunday school at l'J in.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Preaching
morning mid evening hy ltev. Olive 11.
ICyle, conference evmi(;ellst. Y. P. C.
A. meets at 7:30 p. in. Prayer meeting
Thursday at 7:!W p. in. C. N. Merry
man.
SUNKAY SCHOOL UNION.
Pastors, Sunday school superintend
ants mid assistants at thu city schools
are asked to meet in the It.tptist Sunday
school rcMiiiH, .Monday evening, He-
lemlsir 18, ul 7:110, to take stept to form
a city union. All nro urged to attend.
IIMTIST.
Itonuld McKillnp, laxtor. Public
worship at 10:110 a. m. Sunday scliisil at
I'.' in. Young People's meeting ntlliitO
p. in. Subject foroteiilng sermen: "Tho
Ddinaiidi of God mid tho answers of
Men." Prtiycriuccliiig on Tliuri-dity nt
H p. m:
I.IISI.IK M. H.
Siibjivt of the morning wrvlco alh
IOiIIO: "IliHtorlenl llovlew." Sunday
sehiKil atllp. m, Kpworth League at
7::UI p. m. Pruyurineetlng on Tliurwlay
day at 7:!I0 p. in,
UNITKII KVA.MIUt.ICM,,
II, I.. Pratt, .tstor. Preaching at
10:It0 a. m. mid 7::i0p. in. Christiait
KnilouvornttljItO p. in. Sunday ,l
at 1L in.
MUTItOlllsr HI'IIHIII'M.,
John Pursons, (wstor. Sortictw at
10:!t0 it, m. mid 7.:t0 p, m. MurnliiK
siibjwt: "The Cominoii Salvation." In
the evening tho jKtstor will conduct it
Wosloy wirvicti, Some of tho great
hymns of Charles will Ik sang mid tho
ormon will Uioii "Wesley and Civillia
tlou." Sunday K'hisd at I'i in. and K
wortb lAnguo Usinueat (t:!U) p. m. Tho
llrst MtHitlug of (Hiiifereuoo weok will Ut
on TueHlay otuning.
CHICAGO LETTER,
From Oregonians at the Michigan
Summer Resort.
Practical SociologyParks and Statuary-
Roof Garden Theatres Christian
Science Street Railroad,
A letter this weok will not provo in
teresting. The last of August and first
of September have been very warm In
Chicago, in fact nil over the corn bolt
region. It was just the right stuff o
put tho finishing touch on the greatest
corn crop that has ever been turned out
of Uncle Sam's hot house 2,000,000,000
busheN.
THE WASTE I'MCKH
Alwut Chicago interest me very much.
In all directions as yon get into the
suburbs there are hundreds of acres
of city lots paying heavy tnxes, earning
nothing. The land is not used for any
thing and much of it bears no crop but
Canada thistles and- mortgages. There
aru whole squares grown up to sunflow
ers that aru luxuriant in a state of na
ture. Hoslnweed covers whole tracts,
that appear as additions with high
sounding names on tho city plat, with
blazing, brilliant yellow llowers.
Thursday night we bad a great rain
mul thunder storm, and thu papers
Friday reported many killed hy lighten
ing. The mystery to me is why so few
people mnko any use of tho thousands
of acres of original prairie. They do not
have family gardens. The man with
the hoe could bu employed here, flut it
seems helms not learned how to use tho
hoe or prefers to buy nil tho products of
the hoc and tho soil with his wages and
put in all his spare time talking politics.
Potatoes retail at 10 cents, butter 25
cents for thu finest, eggs 17 cents, Hour
1 1.2'iu sack, apples 25 cents jier peck.
All meats aru hluh. My father has the
only spot of narden In the hclghlxirhood
where wo nro stopping. F.vory where
uro street orators, college professors,
ministers of the go-qel talking alsmt
thu awful tyranny of present economic
conditions, but nolssly seems to Is) will
ing to do anything except talk.
HUIIUIIIIAN CHICAOO
Is an economic insult from un industrial
point ot view. I saw one patch of ground
under perfect cultivation. Tho whole
country hero is the richest kind of
alluvial prairie, old lake bottom loam,
caiablu of producing tho biggest crops
of corn. A linn garden block Is on Olid
street, mid produces thousands of dol
lars worth of celery, la'ots, cabbage,
caiillllower, tomatoes, potatoes, sweet
corn, musk melons, etc. A German mid
his family work It, mid havo grown licit
out of it, and so fur itsthuy uro concerned
they do more to solve tho industrial
problem than nil Chicngo university.
LINCOLN l-AIIK
Is n beautiful place mid United by
thousands daily. It extends along tho
shore of the lake for a mile or so north
of the city. Thorn Is n lino collection
of animals, esoolully the lions, ouo
New Goods Arriving Daily.
WE ARE RECEIVING IMMENSE LINES OF
Kirie Dry Goods, Clothing, Hats, Etc.,
And will sell these goods at the lowest possible prices.
The sun 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 fine
silk with fancy handles. We bought them direct from the makers, and will guarantee our
prices lower than any other house in Salem. We have also received a full line of
Rubber Goods, Vlack:iritoslies, Etc"
BEST QUALITY RUBBERS FQR CHILDREN " " 25c
BEST QUALIVY RUBBERS, .MISSES' SIZES " " 35c
LADIES' SIZES " " 50c
Aackintoshes 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 QUALITY OF
UUUU5 A I LUWfcbl r'Kltb.
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RH6KET,
Cor Commercial and State streets, Salem, Ore
Marshal's Sale,
Nntlco It herely given that under
tho provisions or ordinance No. LX)
1 will on
KKIDAY, SKl'T. .
nt 2 o'clock p. in. at thu pound In the
city of Saloin, sell nt public auction,
tho following described Impounded
.iiilmal, Ucwli;
Wlilio mure, 10 or 12 years old, shod
all around, weighs about W0.
Unless thu uboto dotoribcduiiimal is
claimed before mUI dutc, salo will U
without rcMirvc.
I. W OlllSON.
City Marshal.
Sa'oin, September 10, lbi)9, D-itl-fit
11INTI.SUW OX HHCONI) I'AOK.
With Steam Up.
The mnohlue.i have utimni up and If
you oxp'H't to food them you iiml to
Hiipply yournolf with n pxid Mock of
provisions and KrocuriiKt from UmnKui
k lfniiim'H D-ll'-cod
HEEDS OPERA HOTSE
lUTfON IlltOH., Lew ami Mnnnsem.
ALL FAIR WEEK,
COMMENCING
Sentombe
'
Monday,
RETURN ENGAGEMENT
OF THE POPULAR
Jessie Shirley Co.
IN A
New Repertoire of- New Flays
DORRIS.
MARRIED IN HASTE,
TRILBY.
LADY OF LYONS,
MOTHS.
CLEVER FOOL.
Popular Prices 10, 20 ami 30c.
"What is Home Without a
Mother.
Or wife to decorate it and niakelt chivr.
ful and attractive with tho many prettv
tiling in imiutcl ornaiuontu, bric-a-brac,
hiinw. decorated china, toilet wt and
yawn Miieli an wo are tdiowini; in our
Ktiiitifiil selections in this lino. Our
ntcnik of croekery, chliiit, ulawiwnrM,
htmpt, tea ami dinner wt in the tluwrt
to be found thin fide of Cortland.
SonnemanN,
THE GUOCKH
124 State at Telephone- 51
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Frank S,
Dearborn,
Bookseller
Stationer.
BJi
CDILIISBROS.S CO.
FIRST POOR SOUTH OF I'OSTOFPICB,
SALEJM, OREGON.
gmrtio Fttrn ttirtifitimmlMi,
For Returning Horvpickcra
Full Itnenof uuilerwtmr, hiMory, luvn,
lluhhcr, MitekintitiiliM, etc, at
lwet Itiuket prietva.
Wg new Inn-of punn jiiid in, (nun, V
up. V wh'debit thtHHWt values we
lutveeter shown. Tho " to tfiV one
lire Wonderfully good,
Ntv licit buekela in fuiiev udt silver
tut aUvl, jet etc. Some very dam-
l iMliar t-lHsiM from 10i up. Tlio
iii-wtt tlunpout.
n unormuua lino of oo hamlkervhlef
of all aorta of vmlmiidercl, Ueo
olctvl and plant hematiched. HM
d.ion of thu price alone. Stooka
o( plain linen nW Phmr em
bioiderl kU tbt lu way.
1'ilea and piles of cotton idnnleta
fixtm Abe up. Kxtra gtxxl valuoa In
erisuuu, tan and unty all prUva.
IVmfiirta tt.
ltt'iuemlKT our time ia your and you
i-an't plea? tta inoro than by iuk
Hit; to look over our alock. l'ritix
and iKtiUdo tho ret.
Bike Lanterns.
Thedem.tud for rlioaii lanterns has
wholly itaaaetl. Wo are kiIIiih;
luoro kv1 lampa the but few daa
inuiivtur iH'iore, it M)8 in the
long run.
Twentieth century, oil f2W).
Dutmoiid oil, S. 76.
Soarvli liBht oil .M.
Hi uiK your iMitile and get a ouart of
the finest oil mad for UV.
Majtlo uait lamii. M 00.
Another ahipmciit of th.M eletpiut
lamuwill Im In S.tt unlay morn
in. Come audst'o huw almplu and
witlo they aro.
Oarliide, 'Jibs. 86o. Itrint; vour own
mil.
oiiiiiiui; out
Mb
Fnwl
Um
IWon busy
lew day.
In, cheap
them.
lVxter net wtrrler, CVi.
Tire Upo, (frtuili) 6o,
(iruphite &e.
Duek roller brake. tlLKU.
ltublmr drinking ctiiw, Jafk".
TtTtimtrmm
ixtrbhl hint
HV) lb. mil hut
too If you want
RACKET PRICES.
WIGGINS' BAZAAR, 307 Com.
Printer,,
HAS Jl'ST Ol'KN'tiH HIS FALL LINKS OF
FINE BOX PAPERS,
Tablets, School Supplies,
Artists' iMuterials, Etc. Picture Framing in Neat Tasty
Aouldinjjs, Fancy Aats, Etc. 263 Com'l Street
jDieyfiis,OIis,flgiiiDaIdol!
Tlieco thrco men nro moro talked about than anv
other men in fact their namcn nro on everybody's
lips. Tho same applies to thoo nice, iiwect, fragrant
ttromatlc Havana
I La Corona, 10c Otip Champion,
La CoERirterc?, Emblem,
The universal verdict Is- Tliov nro perfection.
.III1U FJ HULTl. .lUML' SI) gOOII. itll (lt'aKTH.
fl. H0CKEN5TEIN, Propr. i
After the Fair is Over
You should begin the year's work in MUSIC, and pur
sue it earnestly.
For the highest MUSICAL DEVELOPEMENT, there
is no school as good as
UNIVERSITY COLLEGE OF MUSIC.
Address. Francesco Seley, Dean, Salem, Ore.
Salem Studio
INTER-STATE CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC.
Mrs. Eila finders WillntaD
Over First Xatlounl Hank.
Classes in Piano Forte playing, I larniony, Theory and Class
Reading.
Studio hours from !) to lU and ' to 5.
TWO FIN 10 .NIOW PrANOS IX STUDIO FOH
lSJ5 OF L'lIMLS.
U M. KIRK,
54. BO, fi 58 StatoSt
Phono 871
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, Building Material.
Lime, Omcnt, Plaster etc,
Grain, Hay and Straw stored
Wagon Scales,
I'romiU and cnroful attention L'iven to tho delivvrv of l'imxIm to unv nait
of the city. u.8.f
Ht. RDg?l College
or boys and youinr men. Conducted bv
lie l(eneIU'tine I'iiHuth. Ilfiilthfullv
nn,l nltM..ll..J.. I 1 ... ...II . . .
, ,, -5 ,. , . , miuuiiiiiiinri; HIHtll, in llllll'S inmi
Salem, 10 mllea front rortland.) Comi'lete and Tiiokoihiii Ceuuhim: I'reimratort
Literary, Scientific, Classical, Xormal, Commercial. Si-kciai. Couuhim in .Miithc
matlcs, Suryeylni?, I)riwln(t, Civil Service, French, Herman, Snnnli.li, Italian
bhorthand.'XypewritinB. releirraphy, Music. A special class is provided for ttu,
dont wlio on account of farm htbtir, wluli to enter hvte in fall and leave early in
jprlitK. Academic decrees and teachers state certificates and state diplomas con.
lerriHi. rt'iiit ior (-ataioue. .ourefu,
TlIK FlttolDKNT Mni'ST nc.el Cllvib, Mt.
lipl
Angel, Ore.
I W, NORMAL COLLEGE OFMOSIC UNO ART
'(.. M. Tarms, Miu, 1oc , Din-ctor.
.mhs. j, ., iiuotvN, rrlnclpalof Ait.
" i"
Tuesday Afternoon and EveningySept, 12
Studio; Room No. 7, Patton Block.
The mn.ic and art-lovini; fpublic cordially Invltwl. The music mid
art coiin-en oftlii wlioul will lie eipial to the best in tho Nortlmoat
I cw$&
Ji-C-tS ffiS'.t-r
GRAV
Carn.'.ntfir's Tnnk.
Blacksmith's Tools,
rine icois
For Evory
Trade at
BROS
Cor. Stato aud Liberty Sis. Salem Ore.
.
0infler& Rifldon.
a fc, jt A
"mleflaklng.ffl Embalming
NBW I.AK
W o wliJt t aHHWW te tlw gMwal imUlo tlwt we have tmraliaW the mot
triiVint autl HUKiilflwiit funeral r, of Ut,t derigu, and are therefore in a !
UtMt tohamllo RtiwrnW in a rnuuh Iwttr uunnir titan hertofere,aud lth lstoc.
.HtM. o lMt)Iouu'folt tlwt Salem, bHg tho capital city of a great tate.
ilMKiltl lw up to dato in the maimer of IwimIUiii; funerals, and We hao Iherefor
pareil uo oxeiii in iwroluujHg tlw ear. It tt as IwlllHjy the JauiM CnniiiiiKlutui
VSr'n110?, itor':0,w k. lHtKttWthe flnwt hioltw in the l'niti Slat'.
Idle thU is not Uie tmtetoxitMv funorul cur or Imilt. still it is the finest er
thipiHM tO OlYfcMU.
We rtirtltally invite all t.. inwt -mr factlilttw, ami when necetwity rvtiuired. i
jite Ui liberal patrvuajt oLl.NubU A llluDoN