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GERSTER & DENT KID GLOVES
ROVAL WORCESTER R. & G. CORSETS
FERRIS AND W. C C. WAISTS
' ' BLACK CAT HOSIERY.
LELAND'S AND FOSTER'S SHIRTWAISTS
PRIESTLEY'S BLACK DRESS GOODS
JSCEach article the peer of all others of its
kind, and your money refunded if you don't
iind goods satisfactory That s the principle
upon which we sell goods at Kolverson s,
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50, 65, 75, and $1.00 each
J. J. Dalrymple & Co,
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IS M'KINLEY'S
HEALTH FAILING?
r AmmottMtKt Frtmm t the JonraaL
Nw York, May2l. Tho Herald cays t
Republican members of Congress
who were In tlio city last night said the
selection of a candidate for Vice-President
to run with President KcKlnley
was as perplexing a problem as over,
and that the matter had taken on a new
phaso. I'hls Is caused by the state o
the President's health.
Tlioy will not even brcalho a doubt
that the president Is likely to servo four
years more yet they are satisfied that
moro than usual care mutt bo taken In
providing for tlio Presidential succession.
'Tho Information that comes from
Waahlngton Is that while tlio Presi
dent's condition Is not alarm frig, it is of
a character to caueo uneasiness among
his hitlmnto friends, to wlioin tlio facts
are known.
At recent conferences In Washington
it has been auutnod that Governor
Itoosovelt was entirely out of considera
tion, and his name was not pressed.
At tlio meeting in Washington
other names were considered,
among them being those of
Cornelius N. llltss, Secretary Ixmg, Ben
ator Lodgo, Governor Hliaw, of Iowa;
Senator GulIom,of Illinois; Senator Wol
cott.of Colorado, and General U.S. Otis,
ot Itochcator, N. Y.
When all wan said and dono it was
agreed that tlio candinatu for Vice-President,
who mot all present and other exi
gencies, had not been discovered.
SUBLIME POKTE
WANTS A NAVY
A DAGGER IN
HER BREAST
Br AMoelalrtf Irei I taa Journal.
Boston, May 23. May Butler, an un
usually handsoms woman, 23 years of
age, and said to have been married, was
found dead in bed at tho residenco of
Mrs. A. K, Wright, in Roxbury, this
morning with a dagger in her breast.
Edwin T. Wright, eon of Mr. Wright, is
under arrest on suspiction of having
murdered her.
Wright is 21 years old and says that he
becamo acquainted with Mrs. Butler at
a restaurant, whero she was employed
as a waitress.
A1EKHODISTS
STILL BALLOTING
Ciiicaoo, May 21. On thirteenth bal
lot for bishop in the Mcthoditt confer
ence, J. E. Berry was In the lead. Rev.
P. W. Warn and Rev. K. W. Parker
were elected missionary bishops for
Southern Asia.
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CICAR TROUBLES
SnmAf.m milrJ. sometimes stromr. Sometimes fresh
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s dry. Sometimes you get yc
s your favorite brand is "just
rcrencesr we vc - -r "" :t9 nA tre
overcome aw tnese irouDies dv Keeping u" - - - ..
mna, sometimes auui's- : .--. rnnii
sometimes dry. Sometimes you. get. your n a,yor'lvceru'ha"
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nces? We've heard of lots of tl
Ihese troubles by keeping the goo
brands, hence
these experiences?
j yours is always here, and in just the condi
tion you like to smoke it, not too fresh, not too ury, JU3i
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ngnt, cause we Know nuw tu nccy tijau i. --v
D, J, Fry Druggist
310 Commercial St.
gWT Picture taking is lots of fun-can tell you a whole lot about It if you
como in-more in 10 minutes than we could put In a whole page.
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York, May
Ahmed Pasha, said that
Wo havo almost any shade and quality of silk a person could desire,
and at the prices uu'iuolo thorn (liny are bound to bo quick sellers. A
China silk for fanov work In all shades ,:ic5f
nuiuii nun i.yiiua jyii mixn liir Hiiinmnr v
Fancy brocaded, regular (1.00 value, now,
Taffeta silks bestgradu In all tiopuhir similes
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Fancy hemstitched and lacu etrlixxl taffutns.
iiisck innota siik oxira wpio
Arintirvs, Failles, Pcau lie Holoij and siVtin duchess ra'tigfng In
prico iruin viq ki fi.ou.
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l.adlivi, viu wish to rail your attention to our kid glovui
Our famosa Kid fully guarrantevd, iinulo for servfeo, Is
other dollar ulotu in the cltv.
Our !I clasp Hnkay guuiiinu kid In all lliu M)iulnr shades at II.M)
Wo iilw carry ChamoU and .Moahas, at S&o and 1.00.
Heu our line buforo selecting your next pair ol gloves.
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P07 COMMICMOIAI.-U-rWICICT
WBATHEft ntiPOHT.
(ieuorally filr tonight and Tuesday.
January and May
Or in other words sweet UIihmi ami
seventy, nevd glairs Kitmlly. whtm the
sight is dufrcllvu, whether from aligiim
tlsm, farslghttMniMs, ntHr(litwliiyM,
orfioiu tho failing sljibt of aga, aitd v.o
are skilled oiitlolaiu I hut oun ttwt tliv
sight eeieiitillrally, and fit )mi with
properly adjusted glare ai a rwHumUv
coat.
1 devote a groat dual of attention to
replacing lost or brukun tirts of tmy
taeles.
Oculists prenTlptlons, a spwclnlty
C.H.HINGES
txrtiiT ocricuN.
SDSCOMMICHOIAI. BT
Next door to llohuroon's
utrmiiK.
11. A. Whiller, Beattle.
1 J. Chapman, Portluud.
I I,, noodiiuiu, IjiOrando.
lt; V. Harris, Amity.
W. I CniM'ii, Ban VrenclK-o.
W. J. Bhattuek, HHiiruniouto.
Otto Pickett, Nun iKirg.
Said Calbteath. liidi.iioiideute.
Mrs. D.Calbri'atli, I tult-iioiuloiirsi.
W. K. llnxor, Woodbuni.
wiij.AUirrrK.
(1. W. T. Murlon, Portlaml.
H. T. Volgt, Hun Fraiieisco.
J. II. Miller, Oregon City.
(!. U. Henry, Oregon City.
W. II. IturKruff, Ortitoii City
1). V. I). Mercer, Portland.
Mrs. J, K. WiHttherfurd, Albany.
(Ira. A. HlmpiNtnl, Hoattle.
James M. lltirry, 8..11U1 uinalia.
Ituni. Mtteet, Milwaiikeo. Wis.
0. I). Taylor, Tlio Dalle.
V, A. Ogden. Madsou, Wis.
U. tH'Imit ami sou, Han l'mnclmxi
M. B. PriwniHii, Portland.
II. M. Kalrfuwl, 1-urlknd.
!:. I), lttmnlor, rtuiieiiM
V. J. NehHin, Porllaml.
II. 11. Cxir. ChiiHiiin
J. II. Hall. Portland.
A. P. Hotter, Portland.
1. T. Hall, Nit York.
I. Kreodeuthal, Portland.
Itubo Bhelll. Ikxtoii.
Prank Klielll, lUuion.
Oho. Kulgbt, Hubbard.
P. Kutbauer, HiibUnl
V. K. Pliuvr, Woetlbiirn.
W. T. Purklns and family, city.
21. Itcar.Admlral
his mission to
this country had no connection with any
work ol diplomacy.
In speaking of tho report that ho had
any iirciwsals to make this country con
cerning tho Indemnity claimed by the
United Mates from Turkey because of
Injuries suffered by missionaries during
the Armenian troubles, ho said to a
Trihunu reporter!
"My bujintes is that of an engineer,
not ol n diplomat. Of diplomatic rela
tion, therefore. I havo no right to speak.
That falls to tho duty of our Turkish
minister at Washington.
''From what I could learn of tho do
sires of tho Hultan In conversation with
him hu Is anxious to Increase the prow
ess of his navy.
Our navy must be put on a basis with
Western countries and it Deemed that
there could la) no laittor place to learn
modern methods of construction than In
Ameilca.
1 was selected for tho mission becauso
I am the eiiginiMirdn-rhlef of the Turk
ish navy.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Poirri.ANihMay 111, -Wheat, valloy r2o
Mo Walla Walla, 51
Flour Portland, liestgradeu 2.05 to
3.00. Huperllno f'.MO )orlilil.
Oats-Cholco Wliito :W:)c, groy 32
to :i:i.
Mlllstuff-llran, fill; shorts, illi.
Hay Timothy flDQ 11 wr ton.
Onions OregoM. f (1.00 to fil W)
Potatoes 10 to (Vie ier sack.
llitttur Hunt dairy, 20Q2.'; fancy
creamery. 35 5 Btore, 20 to 25c.
Kggit Oregon, 13c.
Poultry Chickens, f 4 5 to 5.00; hens,
$5 to I) 00; turkeys, live 13c.
Mutton Dreaml, 7 to 7)$c por pound.
Hogs -Heavy dressed 5 to tie.
lleef Hteers, l(iI.W; cows,(:i.50 04;
dressed beef, (IK to, 7Je.
Veal Drosswl, H CJ 8)c. for Binall,
Iloi)s 7QI0t: ; old crop 5(3(io.
Wool Valley, 12013c ; lHasteru Ore
gon, H1 lo; Mohair, 27(3 i(0.
Hides (Ireen, called 00 IIin, HQHh;
under 00 lbs, 7tf Q8Ji ; sheep polls, 15Q
20o
For County Commissioner Makes Some
Plain Pledges.
I havo been 1 named as candidate for
County Commissioner on tlio Union
Ticket and not being ablo to make a
canvas I will submit my viows for pub
lication as tho shortest way to roach tho
voters as 1 don't wish to hood wink any
oneby kceplngin tho background. I sco
no reason why tho affairs of Marion
county cannot bo managed as econ
omically as in tho adjoining countries
and hcroby willingly pledge myself, as
far as able, to put tho county on a cash
basis at tho earliest possible date, by
ordering tho prompt collection of taxes
when they becomo duo, by reducing
tho rate of interest on tho county debt
by tho use of tho cheapest money ob
tainable for tho same, and also, to con
duct tlio affairs of tho county on a busi
ness basis and in a strictly non-par
tisan manner.
W. W. Culvkh.
SAI.KM UAIIKXT.
Wheat 6H oiinils and over, 41c.
Wool, l(k Mohair, 30o.
Iloxt 5 to 7Jo
Oats 28 to 30c
Hay Haled, cheat, t8 timothy, fOgl
l lVcs 11 to 12kc.
Flour In wholesalo lots. 12.50 ; retail,
tu.
MIllstufTs Ilran, f 13; shorts, 14K.
Hogs Dressed, 6Jtc
Live cattle Steers, 3X i cows, 'i)i to
8heep-l2.&033.
Drtwsed Veal OWo.
Putter Dairy, loo; creamery, 20c.
Poultry Pat hens or lb.. Ho; young
roosters per lb., 7 to He; spring chickens
por lh UX to 15c.
PiitatmtH 20 to 3Ac per bushel for old
TO Be
Given
Away
Osborn's Racket Store
Will remain in Paloiu and has been
looked up w Itli new good among which
you will Hilda lino lliiool shoe of all
kinds, men's and boys' hats, underwear
thlrts, pitutu, ami a large variety of use
ful tuitions low prlfca for cash.
Osborn's Rackc
PEnBONALO,
Mrs. Abigail Scott Duniway, of Port
land, is in tho city today.
Prof. E. II. Anderson, principal of tho
Lewis to n, Idaho, schools, returned to
H.tlcm today to spend the summer with
his family.
Hon. J. A. Jeffrey, Union candidato
for prosecuting attornoy, went to
llrownsville today, where ho will ad
dress a largo mass meeting tonight.
Jacob Voorhees, of Woodburn, II. A.
Hlllcary.of Turner, G. W." Weeks, of
Howell, Mrs. C. F. Howard, of Mtilino,
secretary of tho stnto grange, and other
members and olllrcrs of that organlza
tion were in tho city today, en route for
the aiuual meeting nllndeiK)iidence.
Mafcking Relieved.
CJavii Kreat iilcnsure to manv. ami
satisfaction and enloymenl is uivon to
many others who find relief from hunger
ai mum 1. imo itcsiaurant. 22 2120
The Financial Issue.
J. W. McDowell, of Kola, is People's
randldalo for rounty commissioner in
Polk county. He stands squarely on tho
Salem citizen's platform, ol lowering the
taxes ami putting that county on u rash
basis. There is n largo lloatlng debt
drawlnir eight per cent an 1 six Mir rent
Interest. Ho favors funding this at four
mt cent ami letting the people have a
chanru to lend the county money as well
as the warrant dealers. Mr, McDowell
is the man who should bo elected.
Wants Peace.
1 no or 111 wauis Htace, anil one way
to secure it Is for you to buy tho best
nour. groceries ami luxuries for your
family from llraiison A Pagan. 6 21 eod
Koiesteia Contest Untied.
The Foreslors rontuit liaa ,.n,Ul .,,,1
a banquet deoldetl uki to come off next
Friday night. The net result of Initiated
loresters was 08 there being 15 who did
not apar for initiation so could not lie
counted in tho contest. Invlutiona
have teen sent tu Inc!inmi,lm,... rw.
vallls and Albany courts to particljuto
in luu imniiiui nun ueit'Kaiioua are ex
pecttsl from each court.
Let to Lowest UlJdcr.
8. Friedman oiwnwl bids today for tlio
construction ol the new cottage which he
iiv 10 enri on me corner o Church
and Center streets, John Orav im. tl,
Jobat fl 117. There were four other bids,
V. ,A ," - ' " r,""w ick, iom 70 ;
U. r. Durham, 11774; Young A. John
son, 11731 ; W. M. Welch, iicfe.
Annual Meeting,
The annual meeting ol Honnett Camp
of Indian War Veterans No. 8 will bit
held at ItioolllcM of J. (). Wright A Co.
)7 toniiuerelal atrtH.t, KaIuiii. on Bat-
ii.uar 1101. iiio nun ini. at jo a. ni.
All UHiinhor are urgiM to attend as
Important bulm I to ho transacted.
1 l ., ... JH Ku"" Captain,
Joiik tl. WimiHT, Ortlerly.
JOURNAL "X-nAYS."
Frank Durbln will make County
Chairman Wriahtman think K. 11.
Flagg was loaded before begets through
with him.
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Balem, Jan. 10, lOOl.-The Mitchell
McUrido faction of tho Republicans re
fused to enter the Republican eenatorlal
caucus at first, but being unable to mus
ter tho necessary 20 votes could not de
feat an Organisation In the Interest of a
hold-up.
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Fighting Jack Jeffroy will take part in
tho Marion county canvass, and the peo
plo will bear one of the most plcasaut
and convincing young platform orators.
As to tlio attacks that have been mado
on his record, ho will moro than hold
his own.
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The Seattlo Post-Intolligencerha" dls
covored that, with the oxceptlon of the
duty on tea and sugar, "the federal sys
tem of taxation does not touch tho poor
man at all," and "It Is ontirely optional
with him whother ho contributes a cent
to tho support of tho Federal govern
ment," Why didn't they tell us before?
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Telegrams of tho future: "Salem,
May 21, 1900. A grand hunt was held
by the farmers yesterday to ex
torminato tho Belgian hares that were
introduced in the Willamette valley a
fow years age. Tho climate proved so
favorablo that they havo becomo a pest,
and it cost tho farmers thousand to
lence agaisni menu
Tho circulation of stories against
Bhcriff Frank Durbin did not hurt him
In the estimation of the people last time,
and wbllo It has already begun this year
it will bo met byatlat denial and the
circulators of all lying statements will
bo called on to face Frank Durbin and
retract before a public audience. The
earth will bo made too hot to hold such
scandal-mongers.
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Tim snake swallowing show came to
grief in balem. Tho chlef-of-pollto ery
tiroperly closed the J dlcgltstlng exhl
iltlon. The snake is the only decent
thing about such a show F.ugeno
Guard,
Chief Gibson's action at Balem com
pelled suspension of the disgusting per
formance at all the towns in tho west
ern part of the state.
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HEADQUARTERS
Whllo eomo politicians make
their headquarters at some hall,
tlio people who want to enjoy
tlie best prepared meal, make
their headquarters at the : :
WIIITB I100SE ItESTMlNT
McKlI.LOr A ItKRKIIART
Proprietors, 100 State St.
back with them It will be becauso com
fortable homes will bo provided for
them here. The American women are
going to bo subected to considerable
competition from tho products of ex
pansion, and instead of putting a duty
on tropical fruits and things we can't
raise, American women will nek that a
tariff bo put on importing young women
from tho tropical islands to competo in
the home matrimonial market.
When Nature
Needs assistance It may bo best to ren
der it promptly, but one should remem
ber to use even the most porfect reme
dies only when needed, Tho best and
most simplo and gentle remedy is the
Syrup of Figs, manufactured by the Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Co.
M.. Rummer Sw sses anu vrgiiuuico.
it" ' oi.i.. rtninna in nil leadins shades
andies. Lawns, anU rercaios.
nff utiniinfl.
New HKiri L.iniiiK8 111 V. rnVt. i ivi t RO 2 BO
a: ass attttfflSa-
Now Cambric and Muslin Underwear. ,
A 0mptoto now line of Damask and Turkish Towels.
A.wl . " , I.. !.!. I nn.l (nanrllnnft.
New uesgns n .-"" ""
New Hosiery in an leauiiig wu..
And just armeu wuay.
'Another shipment ol Genta' clothing,
,ia Kmtfii runiB. iirpifuii ounrua. anti a
SKffi Dressing Ca9C8 and Valises TrunKs, Crash
Hats; Now styles In Bicycle Hose. Now style and colors in neck
wear.
Boys' clothing at prices that no boy need go raggod.
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SALEAl OREGON.
Death at the Asylum,
Jas. lv. Wharton, an 'Inmate ol tho
insane asylum, aged 21 .jears, died on
Sunday. The remaids were taken in
charge by Hlgdon OL Clough, undertak
era, anu were snipped to relatives In
Itosehurg last ONcning.
Ophite Pottotllco
Kor hale.
We hae iliwlilisl to close out our lum
ber buslne at 8alem OreMit, If vou
Hr.i til.ir..dl.ul ...ill M. .,..- ...11 -
Salem Oregon, 4 U-tf. Goouiix l.ousxa Co.
Tho bicycle tax gaue Durbin many
dollars additional salary last year,
About 3000 wheels paid tho tax, and
for each wheel ho retained 25 cents.
This was all profit except a small out
lay for tin tags and receipts. Salem
benllnel
Thl; is a misrepresentation of Mr.
Dtirbiu. The county court tlxes the
amount he is allowed for collecting tho
bicycle tax. I-aBt year It was fixed too
high. This year it has been fixed at ten
cents.
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All reiorts that W. W. Hlder, tho
Union candidato for County Judge, has
ongagedVuy legal adviser ut Salem, in
case be Is elected, are false and unnn
thorited. If he is elected ho will give
tho people a non-partisan business ad
ministration, as he has pledged himself
to do in tho convention that nominated
him, and no Salem lawyer or combina
tion of lawyers will run him or bis of
flcu or dictate to him orhavoa monopoly
of probate practice under him. Wallace
W. Klder is not that kind of a man as
all who know him can testify.
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An excursion of 1450 Cuban school
ma'ams havo been invited to spend a
term in the Harvard College summer
school and what Is better they have
accepted. They will take the training
tbey get home with them and if they
do. not take a lot ot young Americans
Excursion Rates,
ThoO. C. T. Co., will mako rale of
1.W louud trip to Portland to all part
ies wishing to attend tlio I. O. O. F.
Grand Lodgo at Astoria. Tickota on
sale .Tiay 21 and 22, Steamer Altona and
Pomona) leave daily at 8 a. m. fl-lU-2t
In Probate Court,
A. T. Wain, exe:utor of the estato of
Sarah Fullertou, deceased, has been
authorized to sell the real property of
the estate at public auction to satisfy
the claims against tlio estate.
am Glosino Out
A fine dry goods aiidshoe stock, and these are some of
the bargains: , .
All wool challies, pretty designs, regular 50: now 25c a
yard. Silk mitts for 15c a pair. Silk gloves worth 50c for
25c a pair. Aisses' white kid gloves for 10c a pair. Fine
shoes sizes 2 to 3 1-2, worth 3.50 a pair, for 1.25 a pair.
Men's unlaundered white shirts. 29c, best quality 35c. Pearl
button 5c a dozen. White horn buttons, 10c a gross. 10 yds.
spool twist I'ic a dozen. Assorted colors darning cotton 6c
n Hrwn. A preat variety of laces, ribbons, embroideries, cor
sets, hosiery and underwear at greatly reduced rates.
Aten's and Boys' hats and caps. Ladies' and Misses' jack-
mmense bargains at 1st store aoutn or tne Post Umce.
ets,
Isadore Greenbaum
RAMBLER
Excitement in London
Does not imnlv that nconlo need to be
excited or go hungry at Salem, as an
abundance ol the best of food is pre
pared dally and meals serod at all
hours at Strong's Restaurant.
Three Licenses,
Marriage licenses werejlssued Satur
day to llertba Weaver and Wm. Dor
man, K. W. James witness; Mabel I..
Smith and W. M. Keeno, Geo. II. Keeno
witness; Sadlo Beach and S. K. Hard
caBtle, Itura Hall witness.
reading
Ida of
Peace Declare.
. Why devote all your time
the Jioer ar and the Gold Fiel
Aiaa r mere are other matters of
viiaumporianco; you may mako a trip
hast, and wilt want to know how to
travel. In order to havo tho bestser
vice, use the Wisconsin Central Ry
between St. Paul and Chicago. For
ates and other information, write Jas.
A. Clock, Geueral Agent, Portland, Ore
OB.
BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL
COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE
BEEN IN ADVANCE THAT IS WHY YOU SEE
RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE X X X. X X
Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers
BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS
WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO
MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST
GRADE, AND AT I HE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 40
None are better at any price " few as good
REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG
YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY
KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X
CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE.
- I IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS.
03 ATT SjHIPP
258 Commercial St.
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
PATTONS BOOK STORE
Is Headquarters for
To Contractors
and Builders
As a building boom is now on in Sa
lem and wishing to encourage the tamo
to keep tin wo will from and after this
date, until further notice, deliver build
In sand, a I grades for 0O0 load nearly
1, yards f taken with lime, to any part
of the business portion of Salem. Con
crete graud if with cement at game
)' We are also ottering ), bo$t grades of 'LARSON'S NEW FRUll
Portland cement, un.l tl,., -iLi....,.i I - I i ' u I
Itoehe Harbor liim. i.v.itl.u. .. ,.i. u
quality Star A Mar shlngU, cut or
sawed, ceilar pouts and plastering lath
X.hr7"l,t t0 "'"'. 8wtl reduced
,, ...,,,,, irmriiiaim iimo gold if
wanted. For price inouire of
1) S. ItPvn V , rv-
" 3IU Front St.
Kodaks and (Cameras
15 and 20 per cent,
discount Allowed,
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A Large Globe China Lamp
A Large La Belle Water Pitcher
,Kw 6Q essh purchase will be tuitiilod t a share thiol hi the above.
A Decorated Blue Set of Cups
and Saucers.
A Set of Dinner Plates, Same.
those two prein
s
Jiver
cash tiunksM Mill bit uuIHImI In a iharti lUVal In
The distribution of tlw vwwi premiums will take phi) July ttj,,
viir iw ui khiim wvuur niwi iniv.Tr man vei, ami we inwl all tttmt.
Mtlod
gK) our aupl)'0f lrs. I'Mtt't umilriil strawberrle a IIhiu arrive.
JRotl'i & Graber
ATUKUAY was a "nub dai"
in all of our lines. Wo will
try to gte etutomers better
aUwithwi If they'll return
agatHthlsweek,wheiiweha4
lime to watt uhi them nroi
erly. lUMtides a Hue trade oti new- w Wis
this week we have lent out a number ol
wr be t Kvoud hainl hisivs. Have our
wdles fti inoji Crawford left, and neral
mew's from fst.80 uu
e have several good snatm In eo-
ni-iiaiiii organ, ami ouegVHxlold niuate
ano, Come ami see us.. On new
anos. orvau. or Mwlmr luaaldnes m
daju m. F. A. Winoi.N'S,
OHMlte, 1'o.tslllce. Salem,
nll?D & BoWerso
ritw riRK rtioNK aua.
SAM stats ar..i'iio.s221.
A Few of the Good Things We Carry?
1
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ISi VTATIt sr. 1'iioxt 151.
hiVmHTm nvWT?nruot0 s,w"n'tr d frying,
UUOMANUtLON-The best Dessert Jelly over iireduead. O.a
berry, rasplierry and cherry flavors. ' ,WUlH!,u ua
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uh, uraw
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EVAPORATOR
By iis use all air
jh.ifts are dis
pensed with, and
IruitJ are dryed
under dead heat,
if is fireproof; it
saves 80 per cent,
inffuel; it sms
3-4 in labor. Can
dry in 13 hours
without dipping
in lye. For circu
laraddres
L.
LARSON. SHAW fiRFGON.
PLYMOUTH KUOK MIOSMIaYBD GKLATINB-For km Wli-. . ' sg
sea fom nuduings, sherbeU, ices, etc. """m ug, gBOW asJ
,EUST10 STAilCll-A35e picture given with every 1ft. .u.e . RATF ON IPT H ill I Pk
. i VS v
a pound can.
Ubby'a chipped beef in 16 and 26c cans. Libbv'a Ji.1 u ..
lUcon, corned beef and devilled ham. liraw imt m.ol.. .V?1
Apple Ilutter. Sweet Pickles and Cli?rffi 52 iii ?!
(Jueen Ollv-ei, Durkees' Palsd Ore r u.ui" ."-P.
Tlie following low
Wi,.?k
.rX"'.""'"-""'", hotels and
te ffa! upon by' the ck SK. fl"
l)rskiiinis i kilt .. .i
Pineapple, caiu.ed Peaches, Aprtcou'aBd lUr uV
rack TOinatoes. Fancy cream and M,,bn '?.,,";.3,S !HI J , warkets. usl. tnT, n "' ' .uIel8 u )x
it, iieiuxee Blrtug Weans. Huvlor'. fV.Cj. i7Tw,."JLanu & Wo ler hundi iL. . .re a; time
!i!i' 8?i Sirs!. l.w-MCi &K&M&&' "-. ' i Sl& ITJ i ' ? i
"'."" "".""l ." ura,.i. uU, WhoJn Ulu.1 .."i'.,"rr .roeiieas than inn n more,
nour. A luu line o Folirer's OolJii n.iu ii.r.! .7" VraS ' said lw- m.V "" K r lb. No
Qnula KxtracU and 8ploeUie ltet In .h-V::r 48wiler, High ic in ,'vr.. ., . . ..
at the woTks ""W; "U t0. H.00,
I Ue.Wppe.lm 76o
5-WU njAU ic Wobks
I "u "vstaUcsWobcs.
WHITE OLOVKR BRAND OHKaxiviA. K !-.- is:,
on hand. Kverv Pound rn..,i.i As .V'AbK lavs
Both store. : . . .' "ru to
Klinei & Ucck,Sucee3ors to SoutaSalcn
Uottlic Worm.
All orders for bottled beer will be flllsd
t the brewery. Kept oa cold atortg
Frwrity.lBlivfry. Telapheaa 8131.
ol the city.
kept
any prt
75c. a Sack
Perfeetiou flour, manuiaetured by A
Wilhelm A .Sons, Monroe, Or., for sal
by GassBT k JUstm
5-7-1 m Salem Oregoo.
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