The Daily journal., June 11, 1900, Image 4

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in stock a com'
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fcfe ', n ,, lifter at anv price. v
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that they
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sheets now in'
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rijjiu iiuu m Jtoui't,
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pOLVERSON'S
pew Ginghams
In stripes, checks and
plaids, for waists and
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ih : summer areaaea. ivuui
& and Komfortablc'.
P l-2c the yd.
kV See display in north
I window.
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J. J. Dalrymple & Co.
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BIG REDUCTION
a
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tSOn our entire line of shirt
lariiidinir white and colors.
la,,-.
p.. " $1.50 waisis rcaucea iu
l-r i on wntets reduced to
10. c nn timictc
(d. ' "or ,V,i.-. , -
at. 50 waists reduced to
8ffeall in and see them and be
WHITE
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WCATIICH.
iKolr tonight aid Tuofday.
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rroinpiuctt,
Skillful worK,
Proper prices.
jVrK'the inottcxHi of our ropair depart-.
jffiW WoMtwWor tlio rtiiton wo do'
nJyttt-oIaB work and ute only uio,
Kjiatorlnls. We guirt!ito our work ,
ritplnjs lu ory rswi unu is war
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" Next uoor to Iloivernon't
fcraes-'Berries Berries
fiV T wo shipments daily of
iarks SeedlingStrawberries
Trom the Mr. Httcr place on" Kaiser'lBottom.
,uur uairons say mcy never uaa micii gogo nun
aiut it is diflicult to get enough, call early. A
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CASH STORH
New Neckwear
ah that's new in Eng
lish Squares, Imperials,
Fnur-n-nanas. uai-
bows, Tects, etc.
50 cents each
See display in south
window.
$1.00
Crash Hats
svoi wi wa wb caa aa rxj
waists, sizes 32 to 44 In- jj
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. X
tXITTAUH.
Felix Nonl, DaIIiis.
Mrs. V. Noel, Dallas.
T. H. TiiwiimiiiiI, rortlnnd.
II. P. Ilurke, Portland.
J. II. HiKiucer, rortlnnd.
I,. J. Chapinnu, l'orllaiid,
11. 1 liollonlwk, Hiigciui.
Joimthau Whltmiy, Woodburn.
WII.UMKTTK.
J. N. Hart, Dallas.
Wm. l'arker, Dallas.
C. II. Itoxfonl, Ohliiigo.
V. J. Cttltdi, Qhtc-ugu.
K. A. 1'avU, Now York.
1). J. Norton, Nuw York,
J. W. IMymiiibtf, Hruttlu.
O. L. Ohriry, PorUaiul.
I.uvlln MrUnuler, i'ottlnml.
II. II. Bti'phwiisuu, lortland.
J, K. llKKwity, IVirtlmul.
J. K. Mctllhery, Portland.
A. V. I'ltttersou. l'orllauo.
T. 0. Chrwman. The Dalles,
Mrs. ChriMimaii, Tho Dalit.
W. II lAwden, Ban Francisco.
1). llidl, San Fiaucltoi).
1. McCliung and family, l'omeroy,
Wash.
J. M. Iktrry, Hotilh Omaha,
J. W. ItowUud, Salem.
11. II. Wagner, Hulum,
D, W. Tarplm-, 6alm.
(I. W. Itobtnton, Manstleld O.
J.lt.W)Mtt, Albany.
IIim. Colllwn, l'orflniul.
Clms. V. Fultou, Astoria.
the famous X A' A
Graber
131 BTAT ST. rilOtlK 151.
tots Mug givtn vry.
GOOD DRIVIH0 STREETS.
As Imttrstlvs Nectsslty to Cet Bid bf Hock
riles Called Strttts.
Tbo Qovornor and otlior aUto odlciala
lmvo yen out of town the past ton dayi,
and no progress has been inado toward
gprlnkllng State and Court Btrceta. Sec
retary Dunbar la very much Interested
find willing to do all in Ills pner to
bring it about.
Mayor Bishop and Recorder Judah and
the Htrect committee of tlio city council
nro Interested in securing tlio sprinkling
of tlioso two strcuts,so ns to linvo at least
one or two sections of decent driving
streets wbero a horse owner can tako his
family out without ruining every stitch
of clothing on their backs.
A prominent Salem businessman, vuio
keeps a flno driving horse, was seen by a
Jouiixal writer tills morning, and ho
was hot. Ho said, in substance:
"Thoro has been n great amount of
talk about good roads, sprinkling the
Htriwls and etc.. and nothing being done,
only talk, and poor work. That Is moro
of a detriment than good
Sprinkling tlio street to depot is an
right, so far as it goes. Uut wouldnt it
Ik) a good Idea to got a passable street to
tho duiot first, 'ihero Is no earthly uso
of sprinkling a lot of rocks and liouiciers,
such as It is along by the nursery, Hos
pital and canory. Thuro is not a rod
of decent road between Commercial
street and tho depot aim mcro is no ex
cuto for It. T ho cost would tw compara
tively small to put mat steel in goou
flliajx), and oven nil tho streets In Salem,
in tho slimmer season would bo nlco
drives, by adopting a slmplo and inox
nensive rule, and that rule is this;
llnul oil til" rocks OUT OF T1IB
TOWN instead oj iiau ,iu ilirn
IN. and NBVKH A(.LOv a load nl
..mvi.i mi Din streets or county roads
without it being Screened. Calilortla is
advertising by having good roIs, nm
they claim the advertisement of good
ri,i i iMitter tlian all tho other nIt
vautiigusof thustute combined. Santa
Clara county sprinkles ovory public
Highway In tho county, una advertises
that oycry mllo In , tho county
will do to sjmed a norso
on. iuarion county ims nov oi inr-
ter of n mile within its uoruers you can
speed n liorno on. Naturally wo huvo
tho finest soil and material itiino worm
for inakinu uood roads. 'Ihero Is no
oxcuto for not liavlng them. In summer.
II liuikR 1 kn Ureuon ouuill 10 ouueiil uy
fiiillfornln'M exiwrlence. They work the
rnililain tlin willtur. a 11(1 loVfl tllUID ill
aprlug 'Ihero spring work is nil done
l)V 0I1O mitll Wild iciini mm iiiMiMw,
and imo nun) with n shovel and rnuu.
Tlmv viiv that outfit will do us much
work In otio da;
towards
rnxln nml 111 roilditloll. ON WJlllUII Wll
iimiiir iiui ili! uitv. or tho way Marion
county Is doing now. They am doing
,...,.ir .i.iur iii Knrth Sa em. that tho
iiartlos that nro doing acknowledge It
IS II Ilimtrillll'Ill iurillinriiiii.no.. ..
are hauling rook thuro that any uuan
......in.. l tl.i.iii In !! tn (I InfaheU III ill
uiiielor and '4 of each load would'nt
pack In forty yoars. Now In regard to
sprinkling troots In Urst place, tho
streets want to lm put In hIibjio to
nirlnkh). and sulllelently long for a
drive.
If they would commence mid go up
Center ifrom Commercial) to Winter
tnuii nml U'lnlnr tn thucarl 110 and
to the fair immnds. That would imiku
nirii ilrivitnnil rnilld bo easily Dili III
haio, for very llttlii inonuy, Harrow
a iMirlloii of Winter Mrreot, put In soiito
wider culverts,- mid have county stop
thosu teams from luuillng tho locks on
thero. And If the county and town will
clean up those streets, put them in prop-
or sham. I think there will bo no
irouhlo hi uettlni! them sprinkled from
now till after tho Slate fair I have no
property in Halum, tint will glvo 5 jier
mouth and doubln 11 if necessary to
liavo that road sprinkled. What say
the town and county?'
Tim Joniinai. bolloveH that by n wise
co bKtrution of the state, and county
olllrtitls.aud cltlrous.liko the geutleman
(pioted above, some beautiful streets for
driving and wheeling emild Im) secured
The rjiiestlon rectus, have wo the en
terprlHo and intelligence to put things
together and eecuro results?
DIED,
UUCKKbTKIN.-Oii Saturday, Juno I).
HKH). at H ii, m., at tho family homo in
South Salem, Alonxo, oldest sou ot
Mr. and Mrs. August Huekestein,
agist lo years, 7 mouths and 6 days.
This dcAth is an unexpected and heavy
blow to tlio parents nml family of tho
boy. Dp to last Tuesday, be was In
good health, a strong, vigorous young
uutii. On Tuesday he had a light at
taok of some troubloj iu his stomach
and digestive organs. What It was Is
not clear, but it made steady In raids
upon his strength, In spite of all tho
physician could do, until the end came.
Aloiuo was n bright, ambitious boy, ot
exemplary hnblts, He had attended
Mt. Angel college three tonus, where he
was an ivxeellont Btudnut, and his pros
locts wore bright. This Itomivtunout Is
n peculiarly sad one, as only last year
Mr. .and Mrs. lluoVesteln lost an un
usually bright auJ lovable little girl,
after an oxtremoly short illuoM, They
Iiavo tho deep sympathy of tho entire
community.
An autopsy vs hold Sunday by Drs,
llyrd and Smith, which revealed con
dltlous proving that death was caused
hy appeudioitls of long standing, and
About Pianos
And Organs
When you put your inpuey Into an
instrument ot any sort you want to
to callitltfd that you're getting full
value. Many "Steuell" pianos ant
pot wit at a price that would buy a
Hut olrtM Instrument ot u reliable
make. The case should U tho last
thing to consider, yet, ouitomer
many tlm buy Urausc the ease
eatolies the aye, forgetting that the
frame, sounding Ikm nl, action, con
struction, tune ami teuvh ore far
mora vital otnts.
When you look at Knabe, l.udwlg,
FWhor or llardman pianos, )ou rati
examine every detail and tind it
ln'ifeet. Make it a point -o eo us.
We are glad to tho goods.
Old Instruments taken iu exehange.
Uood sold for rash or luMsllmeuts,
R.A. WIQOINS
307 COM. ST.
NT Opposite lWoltlr. rtlm
Pianos, organs, sewing midlines and bicycle.
it was evident that nothing could have
saved the boy after the attack which
prostrated him last woek.
TOE rrjNKIUL. .
Tlio funeral services wero held
tlila forenoon from St. Joseph's Catholic
church, after a requiem mass, conducted
by Rev. V. A. Daly! Tho attendance
was very large, and a long procession
followed tho remains to tho Catholic
cometory, whero Intormont took place.
At St. Joseph's church was very Im
pressive. Itov. W. A.Daly conducted a
quiom mass, to solemn musical accom
paniment. FollowIngMt Angel students,
McKcadney, Nash, Fox, Nolan, Wilson
and Fontaine wero tho pallbearers.
Itev. Domniijk of tho college also at
tended the funeral. A floral wreath of
thocollogo colors was brought over by
tho students as well as other beautiful
floral pieces. St Joseph's library asso
ciation gavo n decorated "Gates Ajar"
In whlto and crimson.
On hoaring of his doath at tho college
tho faculty and students united a prayer
for tlio roposo of his soul.
A requoim mass was sung at tho col
lego today, the students assisting. Ho
was one of the most popular of all the
young men who liavo attended that
school.
Ilov. Daly spoko impressively. Sun
day tho alter was dressed in flowers
and gay with whlto-robed children. To
day it wis decked in mourning, and sor
row was an evory countenance Ho
paid a tributo to the noblo charactoi of
the detid young man. Ho recommended
hiscxamplotoall tho young men of tho
community. Ho had )vod n lifo of piety
and Innocence Ho expressed a lifo of
joyousness and, hope to all others. Hi
asked that all unite in prayers of Justice,
hopo and confidence for the roposo of
his soul In tho boundless lore of God.
Harry Dunn Aialq.
Tho poronnlal Harry Dunn wm drunk
again Saturday and was thrown In by tho
polico. This morning ho was released
aftor a fatherly talk from Recorder
Judah. An attempt will bo mado to got
him readmitted to the Soldiers' Home nt
Roschurg. That institution is sustained
by tho taxpayers for tho purposo of tak
ing care of tho old soldiers, not primarily
to furnish a soft Job for a few moro
olficlals, and it Is not contemplated that
nn old soldier shall bo klckod out when
uycr )io become trpubjesomo to tio
maunuoment.
PERSONALS.
Mrs. 0. 1 Illshop wont to Waterloo
this morning on a short business trip.
Miss Mablu Sliupp, who has bcon in
Illinois at'endlng schnsl, is excctod to
arrive homo today,
Miss F. 0. Farns worth and sister
Mary, of Hoppuer, are In tlio city, the
guest of thu Misses Denton.
P. K, Johnson, of Mt; Angel, was in
town today. He tnya he has not seen a
llrntrnto piece n wheat this year.
Mrs. W. J. Allen left today for Kugene
to livo during tho summer. Mr. Allen
will tako chargo of the F.ugoiio canery.
Mrs. Clinton Monroe and sister, Mlrs
Minnie Uruggor, who have boon visiting
Mrs. F. P, Talklngton, wont to Albany
this morning.
Mrs. Kruee of lloseburg, who has been
hero vlsstitigat thu homo ot Mr. and
Mrs. U. A. Kruse on Salem prairio, has
returned home.
Mrs I L. Wood man we of California,
who has been visiting at thu homo of
Mr, and Mrs. J. P. Frluoll went to Ku
gene this morning.
Mrs. lltnry, of Klamath Falls, is
s)H)ndlng the summer with her cousin,
the Misses Francos and Margarut Park
hurst, whilst Mr. Henry Is doing govern
muiit surveying in Idaho.
F. It. Dultetto, of Falrtlold, was in
the city today. He reports fall wheat
badly sottcd, apples, cherries and
small fruits plentiful, but fow Italian
prunes. Ho also rewrts the crop of
Democrats normal.
Mrs. R. K. Wands and Mrs. J. R. Fair
banks liavo goito to F.ugono to attend a
three days' session of tho department
convention of tho ladles of the G. A. It.
Thursday Geary Post, G. A. It., of that
city will give tho ladies of the G. A. R.
and Sons of eteraus a banquet.
NOTICE TO LADIES-
uwolni of Ckuks asJ Suits at the LctJcrThlt
Wk.
On Wednesday (tho 13) of this week,
wo will liavo on dliplav, direct from New
ork. U swell linn of laillm' tmlnr.iniiU
suits, jackets and wraps.
The traveling salesman will take orders
and measurements.
iw sure and come, If only to se the
uuw styles.
Many Salem people expect to take Iu
Maxluo Klliott at PortUud Tuesday and
Wednesday,
Sundry Trades
One of the most prominent parts of
our business. All sorts of sundries
for the wheel always in stock.
Majestic or Solar lamps, J 00.
Carbide 2 lbs.. 36e.
12-inch foot pumps 40 to 50V.
Dexter net carriers,
The ladies' favorite, COo.
Kubbercups, carry In pocket 93c,
btrap carriers, pair, 36c.
Tires, bods, saddles, oil lamps, co
ntents, graphite, etc.
Wheels
IWn having a great clean-up on sec.
oud hand wheel lately, sold out
some tine snap iu both men's and
women's. Took tn more Saturday.
Have a nun's 'Jt Inch P.smbler, new
rim and one new tire (or f IS, -Last
year' SWuch Tribune, 115 Cro
??'"'.' S001- ., ready to
ride 110, National iu (air condU
tlon 10. You rait save mouoy by
coiulug soon.
BULK PERFUME
We
eet
Any odor your fancy may choose is here. But one thing
to rememberthe best odors from the best makers, bach
maker has his specialty. Each perfumer makes some odor
better than the others. These are the kinds you II find here.
We don't know how other people keep their perfumes, but
they do say ours last longer than those bought at most
stores. May be it's because we know how to keep them so
they retain their strength. That's the secret of our per
fume suceess.
DANL
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Mr. Finzerwill yot bo clerk o( Marlon
county.
It Is Uryanlzcd Democracy or Hanna
Ized Republicanism. Which?
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If Marion county has a Populist coun
ty clerk In W. W Hall, Bob elected him.
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If everybody gets all tho Insurance
'they aro carrying this will bo q proipcr
oils country somo day.
When tho British called in the assist
ance o( tho American army mue, that
was tho end of tho South African He
publics. Exchange: Wo liavo planted our Hag
tn Asia, and Asia has now planted iter
plaguo on our shores. Tho"black death"
came to San Francisco by way of Manila
and Honolulu.
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Klamath Falls Express: A ship load
of beer has been captured by the Fili
pinos. Tho dispatches do not say, but
It has" probably been taken Into the in
terior before now.
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Ashland, certainly, is the homo of the
"Jlners.' A gentleman who took the
pains to enumurato tlio fraternal and
beneficial secret societies of that town
reports a list of twonty-three.
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O. 8. Foinoroy, the Woodburn hop
raiser, was presented with a flno pair of
twins last woek, Ho at once named,
tho boy Mark and, tho girl Hannah. H
.1 a Ijttip doubtful about his voting for
llryan this fall,
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Equal suffrago was tlio only amend
ment to the constitution, submitted to
the people of Oregon, which carried in
llentou county. Its majority was 87.
All tho others wero lost by . majorities
ranging from 127 to 687.
Ill
Tho directors ot the Lebanon public
schools elected teachers for the coming
year as follews: W. W. Alllngham,
principal) A, N. Fulkorson, vico prluci
pal; Mrs. V. Kearn, Mrs. M. Munkors,
Miss Mabel Carson, Miss Ida Elklns,
Miss Clara Gard.
.
Tho Democratic Dallas Itcmlier says:
It is said that the election at Inde
pendence was red hot, some of tho Ro
nublicans dolnu their level best to de
leatMulkey for state senator, but lie
teems to boa Joo Simon kind of a fellow,
the harder they light him the more suro
lie is to win.
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Tho Democratic candidate fur district
attorney, A. E. Realties, has about 550
plurality In Jackson county, and a plu
rality In Klamath, which will be lowered
about 50 iu Josephine county and 100 in
Lake county, thus leaving him au easy
Winner. Exchange
Mr, Realties is a sou-iudaw of Thoi,
II, Tongue and a strong llryan man.
The Junction City Bulletin has becomo
tho property of A. P. Bottcrsnorth, Jr.,
who In au editorial expresses this hope
ful view:
Believing that the destiny of these
United States can be safely entrusted in
the hands of the American people, and
that our positien: among tho nations of
tho earth Is steadily Improving.
I I I
Speaking of the mixed result in Oro
gon. the Oregonlan rays:
"Though the status ot the legislature
la not yet entirely clear, it Is believed
that some kind of a Republican will be
or may be elected to the ssuate. Wheth
er these bickering in the party will ever
coaso Ull there shall I a smashing do-
teat in both state and nation seem tin
certalut but they ought to cease, for
they are very tiresome."
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The choice of Senator Woleott, of Col
orado, for temporary chairman of the
approaching Republican National Con
vention, has virtually U-en decided upon.
He is the decor-duck bimetalliat who
weut abroad to secure International bl
meUlllsmat Uie head of a (100,000
commission. If it's a good thing, we
could secure it at home a great deal
cheaper,
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Oregon City Enterprise, edited by
Holdover Jolut Senator L. L. Perter:
The election is over, and the result
show that on all uatioual questions
the Republican party lias gained. Both
member ot congrea have been elected
by Increased majorities, a well as the
state ticket. The queitiou of the elec
tion of the succesaor of Senator Mc
Bride ha torn up the )wrty and de
feated a large number of candidates on
the regular Republican ticket. The
men elected are largely from Multnomah
county and hare always been Repub
licans tn Uie past and will act with
that party in the future, in all prob
ability. The fight ha come from with
lu rather (mm wIUiou the party. What
1 true of the state Is true of this county.
Year Ckiatb,
Each candidate had his champion at
the lata tlcctiou. but alt lover at
chtar cab use "Oar Chamnlani" n...U .
t the Salem cigar factory. o d
Mean Perfumes that you can
in anv quantity, from 10c up.
I FRY
Fire st the Mill.
An alarm of flro from tlio Capital
Lumbering Co's mill about 8 o'clock
Saturday evening called the firo depert-
ment to that point post haste. A re
markably quick run was mado and tho
I wye got thero iu time to quench tho
flames with a stream from a hydrant
beforo any great damage was done. Tlio
fire had started in the boiler room, and
the wisdom of having that in a scporato
building of brick was clearly demon
strated by tho result. Very littlo ma
terial datnago was dona.
War la China
May mako It unpleasant for some ono,
and It you would avoid any unpleasant
ness In your home, ordor n full supply
of thoso flno groceries sold by Branson &
Rangau. lie. o. it.
DORN.
CULVEU-At tho homo of W. W.
Culver, near Liberty, on Sunday Juno
10 1000. To Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Culver, a son.
TOMPKINS. At the Salem Hospital,
Sunday, June 10, 1000. to Mr. and
Mrs. A. B.Thompkiiis, of Nuw Bruns
wick, Ontario, a son.
The MoJern Dcsuty
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise In tho open air. Her
form glows with health and her faco
blooms with Its beauty. If her system
needs tho cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, sho uees the gentloand pleasant
Syrup of Figs, mado by tlio California
Fig Syrup Co. only.
Atout Millinery.
Tlio Paris Millinery store has moved
into Grecnbaum's dry goods store, next
door to tho iostofllce, at which placn
Mrs, Chate will continuo to givo bar
gains in tine mlllitioiy u til tho iroods
aro disposed of. 5-31.ini
$25.00 Reward
Will bo paid for the arrest and convic
tion of any person caught injuring or
cutting palms or shrubbery in or around
the Willatnotto Hotel.
SO t( J. Connvr.
Strawberries
In addition to our regular bill of fare
Strawberries and other luxuries will bo
sorved to our patrons when ordered at
tlio St. Elmo Restaurant. 20-o-o-d
Sunday School Convention.
Portland June 13- 15. Ex
cursion tickets $1 45 round
trip For Sale ot 282 Com
mercial street. Rout. Reid.
.VtVAVVtWAVKVIXVt.
I
Osburn's Racket i
Is tho place you can eavo money on
shoes.
Osburn's Racket
Is tho placo to buy your summer
hills. Wo keep them all kinds and
sizes, Crash hats 10c and up
wards. 1
1
Osburn's Racket
9
Is tho place they buy
for cash and 5
j evil tor casu, ami wo can save you A
...." -. -
i money on snoes, Hats, underwear A.
t notions, etc. 2
Osburn's Racket
upposuo r. li. aiem, f
VaVIAWVaVa
Salem Boom
We have Just received;
plenty of sewer pipe for all. I
Aibo iwo car ioaas Portland
cement and Roche Harbor
lime, 200,000 shingles Star
A Star. Enquire prices.
D. S. Bentley & Co.
PhoneSOl. 310 Front St
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering ire toils patrons
at the prevailing jwicos. Also
ce cream n, ny quantity will
tw delivered to any part ol the
the city. Price Si- per gallon ,
warranted to Veep 1 hour, af,;
delivery. . : : :
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re Prop'r.
HEADQUARTERS
While some politicians make
their headquarters at some hall,
the people whe, want to enjoy
the best Prepared meal, mike
their headquarters at the : ;
II'IIITE HOOSB RESTAUR 1ST1
lIoKiuor A Bukiiakt
Proprietors, lOU state Su
A ROUSING SALE
EVER EQUALED
At Friedman's New Racket Store
Mod's Serge Suits In blue and black, $0.
Men's Mixed Tweed Suit at $7. IS, and $10.
Men's Scotch Tweed Suits at $5, $0, and 7.
Men's Clay Worsted in bluo and black, $10, $12.50, and $15.
Men's Summer Suits 2 50, $4.00 mid ?5.00.
Men's All-wool pants, $2, $2.50 and $3.
Men's Crash Hats, 25,c 60c, 75c.
Men's Felt Hats, 60c, 75c, $1, $1.25 and up.
Men's Neck Ties, Flashy, and goos llko lightning at 25c.
Men's New Shirts ond underwear etc-
Our boy's school suits always noted for their service giving qualltios. Are
just a trillo better than usual this summer.
And in Ladies' wear have just received a beautiful lino of lacosand trimmlngj
gloves, handkerchiefs, silk mitts, crash skirts, and crash for skirting, ginghams,
outings, and black silk skirts, etc.
And today you will And us givlne you bettor goods, for less inonoy, more to
chooso.from, quicker und bettor service overy day than ever before.
1 r
Friedman's New Racket
Cor. Stato and Commerolal Sts.
6L0SIN6 OUT
Shoes for everybedy: nice stylish goods at less than
wholesale cost. ......
Men's hats, best qualities, late styles, we are selling
them at just about half price.
Just think, children's white kid gloves, only 10c a pr.
Fine silk veiling only 10 a yard.
Silks, a large assortment to select from, 30c a yard
and upwards. Fine dress goods, corsets, gloves, underwear,
hosiery, laces and embroideries, we are selling for less than
wholesale cost.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
RAMBLER
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 A 2 X.
Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers
BECAUSE THEYjHAVE TONE AND STYLE AS
WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO
MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST
R?D GRADE, AND AT THE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 40
None are better al any price v 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.
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS.
CDATT SHIPP
258 Commercial St.
Afull line of Bicycle Sundries.
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JOHN L LARSON,
RATES ON ICE
tJ.Wlorin8 ,ow ralMomce have
been agreed upon by the Canltal iZ
60o per hundred ; less than lOo iu JS."
l'mate parties using 100 IbVor morl'
iSc.less thn inn ii.- i .."...?
sale below ICVx ' "r ,a'
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Salem Oregon
New wheels on installments
PATTONSBOOK STORE
Is Headquarters for
Kodaks and Cameras
15 and 20 per cent,
discount Allowed,
By ils use ail air
shafts are dis
pensed with, and
truit ae dryed
under dead heat,
it is fireproof; it
saves 80 per cent
in fuel; it saves
3-4 in labor. Can
dry in 13 hours
without dipping
wmiMmwmt ln lv.e- For c,rcu"
laraadres
SHAW OREGON.
Bottled Beer
Winger Bcck.SucceMon to SoutbSalem
Bottlis Works.
All orders for bottled beer will be filled
al the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
rrti, city delivery. Telephone 2181.
75c a Sack
PerfocUoQ flour, manufactured by A
UlholraA Sons, Monroe, Or., for sale
i'T , OiLurr & Baxs
5-"-lrjB fcUUsa Oregon.
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