The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, June 14, 1900, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text,1 s- m p ,r t P !?. f". IV) - !S. 'l i . & . Si R"- "A, rAJ ? r , EM bait :.- Kf A &- MM L' THor-Mds M4rt Wlt. MW,M,M,M140,r MI-MISSES' JMBT WAIST. We carry in our in'3 stock a com' plcte line of "The New Idea Pat' terns' f hey are thoroughly reliable and uptcvdate, All Pat' terns sell at 10c, none better at any priced Ladies give them a trial, we know that they please " r " you w 3a, July fashion sheets now in t" ai5-LADins' Waist With nnttrnJiclcrt Nu-SJ,1,W M to. 3J -' JIOIE V POINTED YOKB WAIST. l,nM.tl,M.W,W. HOLVERSON'S CASH STORfci e ss 1 j. j. Dalrymple & Co. isssv Summer Shirt Waists Perfect flttliiK vv l tits In all tlio new colorings. 50, 65, 7Scand $1. Rest values ovor ottered Wash Goods Ginghams, Kandir Swisses. Lawns. Or- . .Madras, liallsto. ror- caloa In nil tlm now effccla. Look over theeo dainty cotton fabrlca. Summer Neckwear Hut L'njilleh Kim'cn, Iinixjrlnla, jiowm, Hiring iioh, lccis, 50 cents Beo window display. Crash Hats Tim coolest hats Hint ovor lin (oned. Regular 75, 00, mid values to closo nt nn-50c 35c each jgtssrTirsf - J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY. uqi rvxi rva dm tva tva tva rvn tka tva tva rva tva iva nx s s p d 2 5 8 s r a BIG REDUCTION On our entire line of shirt waists, sizes 32 to 44 In cluding white and colors. $1.50 waists reduced to $1.25 waists reduced to $1.00 waists reduced to 85 waists reduced to 50 waists reduced to Call In and see them and be convinced of their value. $1.20. $1.00. 85. . 70. 40. g a D s s s 2 5 WHITE SKIRTS g Made of imitation tucking trimmed with Inserting, $z.3u, uincrs ai cm.uu 10 $z.uu. 6 8 S ikxi 8 5 a EkM EVSI BU EklXiM Si. BW I. ClM CkVJ LVU kkM fckAJ Jk"Vi LWJ UkJ TUB BIELER DAMAGE SUIT. Tried Today la Detartmeat Ko.Il of the Circuit Court. Tlio damage null of Margaret Rielor agilnt the Oregon Telephone & Tele graph Co., went to trial this morning In Dept. No, 1 of Hit Circuit court, beforo a jury consisting of Jan. Hont, W. II. B. Slowart, 1. II. Small, U. S. Bcollnrd, II. G. Itaughman.J. E. LcwiA.T.Yeaton, G. V. Richardson, T. K. Ulackorby, It. E Downing, 1'otor Luccer, and Milton Jfoyorg. The plaintiff waa roprcecntod by Web ster Ilolmos and Frank Holmee, the do- (ondantB, by Ittifua 1). .Mallory and Win. Kalsor. Tills enso arisoa out of the runaway on March 17, by which Mrs. Hleler was thrown out and quito seriously injured. Aa related at the tlmo in Tub Jodknal Mrs. liiolcr drove into town with her broher, and accompanied by her (laugh ter. Tliey stopped on Court street by Dalrymple'a elori, and tlio driver got out, leaving the two ladles sitting on the back eeat of tlio hack holding tlio lines. The employca of tho Tolophono Com pany wero stretching n guy wire at this point, and the wire slipped from the ap pliance used and fell. Tlio horsca took (right and ran nortli on Commercial street a littlo over a block, when tlio nacK collided wltn n wagon ami tlio oc cupants weru thrown out. Mrs. Hitler was qnlUi seriously injured nnd Was taken to the Sulem hospltaj, wiiere alio was under treatment for about three weeks. Ono wrUt and aomo of her fin. gura were permanently crippled. Tho claims allowed damaged oa fol Iewa: For doctors' bills, $37 60; hos pital bill, $32 j physical suffering and rnirmniinikl (..(..to. tfarVl. ! I'Wl.ilUllVllb llljUl, cruv JIIUIIIUI ungutsh, f3500; poatlblu luturo effects, fouw. Joiai, f n.wu.ou. The facta nbovo related nro agreed upon, but the prosecution claims negli gence on the part of tlio employes of the company; wlillo tho latter claims that the bost known appliances were used in stretching tho wires; that tho plaintiff was negligent in staying in tho hack and in stopping the team at, that place in tho street, and that the horces wero fright oncd by tho sound of tho falling wire coming In contact with another wire and ran away beforo it catno near them. At the request of the defense the jury was taken to the bcciio of tlio ruuawuy and examined ttie ground. Three wHiicbko were examined beforo dinner, Mrs. Hleler, Mr, Asseln, her brother and Mlsa Anna Hleler. The direct examination was conducted by Webster Dolmen, and tho cross examin ation by JuiIku Mnllory, who succeeded in badly confusing the witness last naiiiul. Alter dinner the examination of wit news for the plaintiff win continued. There was a light over the introduction of testimony that the appliance lined by tfiu company was not a rnfo one to uco on n twisted guy wire, and the cntto was the case wiih dragging nt the liiHt report. THE CORNER STONE W. H. HOBSON 0U7 COMMKHOIAU HT. MA.I.1CM OK, Old and Young Eyes May retxilvn tho help thuy iiihh! to lmo normal vlilon, by calling on u. It's Mailing oiio's capital to do without ploios when tho ttyen would bo Ihiiio lltodor (bo ttraln on tho nuriM U eiieil by their urn). Fmluio to tku triumifor improving uiul prervlng tlm rUslon it mr folly, i'ronerl y nttml glM)S inniire tlm llit. Ihtit take rUks. RiMStaehx ana (tyoghuo fur nlnliotl at ruAsonatile prlctM. Hinoke glaiMvato protect jour from the itUro of the sun, !ttc to fl W 0-'JB.JHLINGB3 jIIUAIIUAT. OI-rlllAV naOOMMICHOIAU MT Next door to Uoleron's WnATIIUH. Fair loulghl Friday. nnd Friday, warmer hi i ct. mm AIDI(1I O nnnivHLiii a "WWW Chiis I). II cottaok, Moshbergor. Woodbitru. ltoinlioff. U'oodburn. Him uxiey, wmMlliurn. II O. Itaulie, U'lMxIburu. J 11 Kettlumler Woodburu. Frank Jordan, Cotlago Oiovu. Franklin Kellogg, Sldnuy, Oregon. wiu.AMirni:. W. V 1). Moroer, I'ortlnud. II OKohmlo. l'ortlaud. 1 I) Neer, Forlluud. B H Uoldimith, Portland. Hurry Uyreuia, New Vork. Wm lleinen, New York. Andy lUyimmd, Now York, lid ItulMirH, Nuw York. Mrs. Kerry, han Joms DNTOIino, llutte. Hi J II llerry. H. F. Mra Ilerrv. B. F. A I' lladger, B. F. 8 V Jink. B F. ChasM Hough, 81 l'aul. 1. Maubeliu, New York. I Y Ooegrovo, IVuueroy. Clilmdlnr, Haluui. J I. llourko, t'hiiwgo, II I. WhttUMk, IUmIoii. II Itenuett, Sjxiknno. I) U Ixtwrlo, Youugiitowii. Berries Berries Berries Two shipments daily of the famou.s 2C A X Clarks SeedlingStrawberries Fiom the Mrs Eiter place on KaberS Bottom. Our patrons sav they iievcrhucl mc good Iruit , and it Is ditlicult to get enough, call early, -V JAMUS LDWAHDS STILL AT LAItGE No Truce of the Escaped Coavlct llo Oeea I ouad--nelleveil Thl He Has browned lllmieir. Jamea l.'dwards, thurouvkt who oh raed from tlio statu ienltentlary Juuu Mh has not as yet been located, and no tract) of his mo omenta has U'on re. iele,l. It will bo remumliered that tills man had but 10 daya to sero out his Unto, and that ho was considered men tally unbalanced. Ah ho hat a wooden stump leg it Is Impossible for him to travel rapidly and ho would bo dually Identified. Fur this reason if ho bus made his cfcapo It lias Wii by tho its. IkIhiico of outside parties, and it is hardly believed that ho had any such help. Tho fart that he had only a short tlmo to seno leads thoolllcers to believe that ho may In his desperation lmo carried out his previously made threat, and tukun his own life. The latter theory wonu the mure reuonalbo wy at pres ent lo account for his disappearance, but a pretty closo oiamfiiatlou of tho stream' near the prison ha been nudo with no success. The olllcers of the Institution aw alt with Interest news of the unfor tunate man's whereabout!. Petition- la IMikructcy Olell llaydeu, of rJaleui, has lllel n petition in bankruptcy in the United Stales (Joiirt. Ills lluhllitiea amount to (lUOT.lo, uiado up of minis duo Including WOO in the form of a Judgment for fttHX) awarded John I'tittoreou. 11. J. Ferguson, farmer of Kola, Folk oou n ty, has also Med a i-otltlon in bankruptcy, in the United Htate Court. Ills liabilities amount to f I DO, and his uMit to f.1T0, of which :tlM ts elalmisl as exuuipt. 8 1 1 ova oliisvp at Oiven'a old stand. an oilloe 0.10-3 OP THE MEW ODD FELLOWS' TEMPLE LAID WEDNESDAY Witnessed ty Lane Crowd, and With the ' UsuaI Ineresslve Ceremonies, The Odd Fellows laid tho corner stone of their new building Wednesday in the prceonco of probably five hundred peo ple, and witli the ceremonies usual to such occasions, besides an exceptionally fino program. Shortly after two o'clock the proces sion formed on Stato street in front of tho Holman building, where the Odd Follow a nnd Kebekalia now have their headquarters. Clicmokota Lodgo No. 1 and Olivo Ixlgo No. 18 wore each represented by nearly fifty membora, and Balem Re bckah Lodgo by over a scora of ladies. Undor direction of Marshals F. T Wrightman nnd W. T. Rigdon tho line formed facing east. Then It counter marched, led by Uio Balem Cornott hand, to Commercial street, then north to Court and cast on Court to the site of tlio now building. A lloor iiau been laid ovor tlio com pieicd basement ol the building, ana a framowork on tlio north side had been covered with canvas, making a shade for the officers, tpeakors and musicians. This faced the auditorium of tho tho atro, where a couple of hundred chairs had been grouped, nnd whore tho Odd Fellows and Kcbcknha and others found seats on the arrival of tho procession. Tlio M. E. choir under tho leadership of Professor Francesco Bceloy opened tlio oxercisea with music, followed by 'tho opening remarks and a prayer by the grand chaplain, A. O. Condit. Tito choir then rendered nn Odd Fel lows' Ode, written especially for tho oc caslon by Mrs. L. It. Osborne nnd set to music by Prof. 'A. M. I'arvin. The actual work of laying tho corner stonocamonoxt and consumed sfime three quarters of an hour. The real procrss was witnessed by but very few, as the crowd pressed in closely around tlio Btono and derrick, and only tho inner circle could see what was going on. Tlio stone, however, was laid witli mathe matical oxactneea, and with the appro priate ceiumonles. In a cavity 12x12x3 Indies wore placed a variety of articles calculated to orouso mora or less Inter est on the part of tho future antiquar ian. A list of thcro articles is ns follews: Holy Uiblu, deposited by ChornekcU WT Cltx More paints this season than Wele belling ever before. Must be a reason for it. Maybe, because we sell the best paints made today for the money. The kinds we sell are made by the world s best paint makeis, Sherwin-Williams & Co, We have all the kinds they make, but just now. we reselling more or the Family paints than any other kind. So handy to have around. They're put up in cans ready for use---25c to 51.75, and many prices in between. Oh! yes; brushes, lots of themany price. DAN'L J, FRY mado a short talk in Ida usual pleasant and flowery stylo. Tlio whole affair passed off smoothly and reflected credit on the committee of arrangements, Messrs. J. W. Young, Tilmon Ford and A. N. Moorca, and all who participated. Blgalioo sale, Given'a old stand. BETTER ROADS SURE. lxige. .1st of members of Chomokota Lodge. of Hiuitiain Nows, by Ira A. I Copy t'Jietps. Constitution and bylaws of Chomok ota IMlgo, edition of 1805. l'lcturo ol Albert l'ugn, deposited by Ida father. V. I), l'uuli, architect of the Temple. lloeonl in unci fellowship oi .Mr. ami Mra. W.L. West. Ditto of A. L. Urown. Dlltoof K. E. McKlnney. Ditto of Mra. A. L. llrown. Ditto of M. L Chamberlain. Certified list of membora of Wlllam otto Encampment No. 2, I. O. O. F., to gether with constitution and bylaws. llylaws of tho Odd Fellows' Library Association. Constitution and bylaws of OlUe No. 18. I. O. O. F Ditto of Balem Roboknh Lodgo No. 2, i. a o. f. Program of the last performance In Itocd'a Opera 1 1 on bo, by l'atton llroa. List of members of tho building com mittee ol Uliemeketa Ixlgo ro. 1, np iKiiuted Jan. 1. lliuu. List of olllcers of Chomeketai Lodge No. 1. for the term ending June 30, 1000, Odd Fellows Pin. by Richard Carlson, Atopy of the Oregon Htatosmnn of June 13th. Half dollar of 1R30, by Ray L. Farmer. Conner rent bv J. O. button. Copy Oregon Independent, by J. W. loung. Proceedings of 1000 Grand Lodge and Uraiul linrampnicnt, 1. U. U. t. label, by A Floe Drive Possible 0a State Street and to the Depot. Tho city officials are securing est! mates on wliat it will cost for summer sprinkling of Twelfth and State streets from tho 8. P. Co., depot to High street. Hy co-operation with tho cltlions, the state, the county and city it la hoped to closo tho contract. The loose rock has been removed from Btato and Twelfth and tho grass crop is to lie cut. Then the street ia to bo kept aprinkled. If tho weeds could be re moved from the gutters, tlio street car track, nnd tho spaces in front of privato lota, tho whole streot would present tho appearance of a beautiful avenuo more nearly than it now doca. A plan is to bo adopted covering all theao points and co-operatfon asked for. Wheu tho loose rock ia removed and tho street aprinkled any Balem atrcet ia a rood driving atrcet. With tho addi tion of fino gravel it becomes a perfect speedway. Recorder Judah is hard at work with city officials to try to flguro out a plan of co-operation that will mako it possible to convert any one of our streets Into a smooth sprinkled driveway. Hy co-operation tlio expense can bo mado very light. For instanco if the property fronting on Twelfth and Stato that ia benefitted by removing all dust for the summer boro its share of the exponso, tho state, city and county would beat fully three-fourths of the burden. Privato property would get all tho benefit and would pay only one fourth tho cost. Of course, thcro aro property owners who are unable to pay. Tlioro aro othora who are unwilling to pay any thing towards any enterprise of this kind. Rut this class must not stand in tlio way of a great municipal benefit, such as a good driving street would con fer on tho community. River News. The steamer Gypsy that ran into a anag nnd punched a holo In her bottom nnd Is still airround in 10 feet of water near Independence. Captain Gorgo Conway, superintendent of tho Water Line will go to Independence tonight and will mako arrangements to try nnd raise her. From reports that liavo reached this city it will bo a difficult piece of work to ralao the sunken steam er as her ontire bottom is split open. An effort will bo made by tho engin- t I. Ml 1- cers ol this stale to introuuco a uin iu tlio coming sessiou of tho legislature compelling engineers to tako out a li cense before they aro allowed to run nn ongino in this state. Lack of knowl edge on the part of engineers have caused many explosions and much loss of life, and the englncera think thia would be aomow hat reduced If each en gineer passed a regular examination. Only n few weeks ago an explosion occurred at tho Saginaw mills In Lane county, causing uio death of ono man and injuring another, while othora bad a very nnrrow cscapo. Shoes, shoes, shoes, at our own price, next door to Gilbert & Raker's. A ROUSING SALE EVER EQUALED At Friedman's New Racket Store Men's Sergo Suits in blue nnd black, $0. Men's Mixed Tweed Suit nt $7. 18, nnd $10. Men's Scotch Tweed Suits nt $5. fO, nnd $7. Men's Clny Worsted in bluo nnd black, $10, $12.50, nnd $16. Men's Summer Suits $2 60, $4.00 and (COO. Men's All-wool pants, $2, $2.50 nnd $3. Men's Crash Hats, 25,c 50c, 76c. Men's Felt Hats, 50c, 76c, $1, $1.26 nnd up. Men's Neck Ties, Flashy, and goes like lightning nt 26c. Men 'a Now Shirts nnd underwenr etc- Our boy's school suits nlwnya noted for tholr lervico giving qualities 1 just n trlfio better thnn usunl this summer. ' A' And in Lndios' wear havo just received n beautiful iineof lacos and trlmml cloves, handkerchiefs, silk mitts, crash akirta. nnd crash for skirting. rtni:. outings, nnd black silk skirts, etc. "' in'nl And today you will find us giving you boltor goods, for loss money, ,,. chooso.from, quicker und better sonice every day thnn over bofore. n Friedman's New Racket Cor. State and Commorolal Sts. Salem Oregon PERSONALS. alter- lum Hook Carl 11. Anderson. WANTBn-At Hotel Salem bey. Inquire at hotel, UJ vn ... niiucinuii. piece of mimic und words, Friendship, Lovu nnd Truth, by Prof, Z. M. I'arvin. Second Oregon Button, by Prof. L. Wentx. Three Links emblem, by Mary Miller Hofer. A marblo stab was placed over the cavity, audit would bo interesting to know many years it will bo before the contents will again seo tho light of day. After more music by the choir, tho address of the day was delivered by Hon. J, K. Weatherford, of Albany. Without running much to statistics, the speaker reviewed In a general way. the history, aims and purposes of the grand onler of Odd Fellows, of whom there aro now some 12,000 lodges and over 1,000,000, members in the United HUtee, and 1M) lodges w ith 7,000 member in Oregon. Ho listened to with close attention and his address was highly ap preciate 1. Hon. Claud (la toll, of this city also E. P. Morcom, tho Woodburu ney, is attending court. Cliaa. Goodale, the Lane county berman, has gone home. Mra. Arthur Draafleld passed through Salem today for a visit with Mra. Hop kina at Albany, fter which alio will visit at Salem Grandma Fisher, of North Salem, has gone to visit her children at Marion, and will bo a guest at tho homo of Mr. and Mra. Jorry Wyant. Mra. Arthur A. Roworcox has returned to Philomath, after attending tho burial of her husband at Salem, Ho was kicked by a horse and the physicians say his death was tho 'result of tuberculosis menlngltbi. Rev. and Mra. Rowersox return to their homo at Dayton today. The Quaker Medicine Co. The Quaker Doctors who arrived in Balem tills morning with their company of entertainers, coma with a remarkable reputation aa physicians and aurwone. They can be found at tlio Hotel Willa mette every day except Sunday from 10 to 12 a. in. "TODAY'S MARKET. Poxtland, June 14, Wheat, valley 62 fl IV.IL U'.ll. Klr?l 1U1 IIHII. I1.M.. IMQV1, Flour Portland, beat grade $2.55 to $3.00. Superfine $2.10 porbbl. 0ta Choice White 35330c, grey 32 U33. Mlllstuft Hran. $13; shorts, $15. Hay Timothy $10(311 per ton. Onions Oregon, $0.00 to $0 50 Potatoes 10 to Ode per aack.4, Rutter Heat dairy, 1MQ25; fancy creamery, 35 store, 20 to 25c. Kgga Oregon, H Poultry Chickens,! 1.00 to 4.50; hens, $5 to tl.OO; turkeys, live 13c, Million ureeeeu, 7 lo 7o per pound. Arrangements for the Fair. Tho Stato Roam of Agriculture spent most of the time Wednesday in routine work. At the session last ovening, GeorgoDowna, of Portland, was ap pointed Judgo of the poultry depart ment, nnd Albert Gclsor, of Raker City, of the mineral display. The following persona wero appointed to organize commiitecB to prepare county exhibits Marion county Alex Lafolletto; Clacka mas, R.Scott; Wasco, It. Shano; Uma tilla, Walter Piorco; Union, D. A. Mc Allister; Raker, George Chandler; Wal lowa, J. D. McCully; Washington, W. II. Wehrung; Yamhill, Millard A. wnedalu; Polk, J. U. Stump ;Uenton, Professor Coot; Linn, George L. Rces; Lane, Jasper Wilkins; Douglas, George W. Riddle. Other appointments will bo mado later. President Wehrung nnd Secretary Wisdom wete Instructed to mako a tour of tho statu In tho interests oi tho fair. Tiie matter of raising a big purso for the running races for Portland day was loft to a committee of Salem business men. 6L0S N6 OUT Shoes for everybedy: nice stylish goods at less than wholesale cost. Men's hats, best qualities, late styles, we are selline them at just about half price. Just think, children's white kid gloves, only 10c a ur 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 D0RN. STARR. At Monroe, Juno 9, 1000, to Mr. and Mra. Claud Starr, u 10,'(J pound boy. Holidays. 8ome may go to Paris and others to aqulna, but all who wish to hao the keenest enjoy mont will secure a good supply of La Coroua Cigars. 11 eod Address Withdrawn. Tho address on Alaska, announced for this ooning at the Methodist church, ia withdrawn until further notice. Rev. J. J. Walter is compelled to defer his visit a few days. Tho pravor meeting will be hold as usual at 8 o'clock. War la China May make it unpleasant for some one, and if you would avoid any unpleasant ness in your home, ordor n full supply of those lino groceries sold by Rrouson i BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLEAHEAD 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 THEYHAVE TONE AND STYLE AS WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH r.Ct m MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST GRADE, AND AT THE 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. IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. 03ATT 258 Commercial St A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments SHPP LARSON'S NEW FRUlT EVApORAT0R jEtoth. & Graber B,e n H. O, M3MN1KH. 3 .tat. iT. ttlOKK 151. Remember tho Orwt (Jilt jla being gheu away. The Chicago Cottage Organs It oure looking for a strictly first eland organ at a huh! era to prUe. you need ueorg farther than tho Ohio ago Cottage. Made by the Cable Co. In Chicago, one ol the wealthiest firms in tho trade, made on honor, and guaranteed porfevt. Tlieao pmqlo put out oer eighteen thous and orgaua a year, lldc planoa to the number f over twuhe thou and. We carry their orv'ana in atock and tell for cash or easy pay tin uls. Sstcy Organs Cost n trill more. We soil them In all grade Kuabe, Ludw i, Fisher, klngnberry, Cable and other piano. Our Wheel Guessing Contest Our Hlue Streak Jogs merrily on In Ihoaouth window and lota ol folka are figuring on the number of tnilca mat tue cyclometer will register at the end of tho 20 d a) a run Thero'a no chargv for gueaaing and tho near est uueM to correct number wius a $3.00 Gas lamp. Come and see it. More Blue Streaks Yehae received several inor of tho ladles' black model, and have uioro o' the meu'i on the way, you'd do well to make our selection now. The easiest running wheel daw, that with tholr dur whatsis them. in ever lily la P. A. WIOQINS 307 COM. ST. I'iauo, organ, sewing machines and blojcloa. Hoga Heavy dreoeod 5 to 0c, iiaI H.u.r tja j nn. ivw. eq ra i .uuu.1 It-tf Hi In 7l' Veal Dwsed, 8 Q V'c. for small. Hop 2Ql0c J old crop 63fc. Wool Valley, 12Q 13c ; Eastern Ore gon, 10Q15CJ Mohair, 25c. Hideo Green, salted CO Iba, 839o; under 00 Iba, 7,4 Q 8.4 sheep pelts, 15 '."00 aAUUI MABKIT, Wheat 58 pounds and over, 41e. Wool, 13 to 16V. Mohair, 25c. nope o to ,ho Oata 2to30c. Hay Haled, cheat, $3; timothy, $93 10. Egga 11 to 12Hc Flour la wholesale Iota, $2.50; retail, $3. Millatuffs Rran. $13; ahorta, $14),. Hoga DreaseJ, 6,c Live calUe Stera, 3.4 ! cows, ! to 6hep-S.60(33, Droaeed Vel-SW'c BOOKS! BOOKS! aOITMIIK IOR 8DSIUKR 8KAUINUAT I l : : PATTON'S BOOK STORE. KICK, 10c. BACH : "Hr--r-t-liaaaaal aaaC LLJaS- " m I 'I nSCPQSa?9KSP,saN f . . I I IllIfclSg T w T--- MnfciUnTfri4 -n ff arr B 1 rVMuJIJ U j II'' I ne.o.u. h i FiraY'wirT ir"v ' II ! llliii I7 1 fl'i V JOHN L LARSON, By its use all air shafts are dis pensed with, and rruit 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 in lye. Forfcircu laraddres The Virginia Ilelrwu, bj Mjr Agneu Heramlng ... . imunuw, dj ixaatm TMpaa Olrl rrom Hong Kong, bj Si. ao. thbon, Un HI vers, by Urx 1 Holme,, ltomtiU4 on IlllUUIe, bj iluj 1 IIlme Mellow llrook, bj Mmj J. Ilulmet rngiuu Orrn. by Mrjr ;. HoIhim, Tbs BonJman, bjr Mty 1. Helmrt. Young MUllr, by It 8cou MerrUa. Tha Bonamtn, by IU1I Cln. Tbelma. by Murlt Cktreltl. Tbs rtoien fitut, by CUtk Rum1, LtToK. by Vtetonea SfUi, Rutter Dairy, ISc; creamery, 20c rowiry rai nena jwr iu, se: young nxtrapr lb.,7 te8c: apring chickens Vwrlb,.18Ktol5c gUtoa-20 to 25c per buahel for old. Eajay Ycr Luatk. Besides 500 Other Titles. jvuvvuvuuu vJsburn's Racket ihoea0 PlaC 0" COn eaN0 mone' on Osburn's Racket hau fe t0 .b,Ujr 0Ur mn' wards. " "" ,w ana UP- Osburn's Racket Salem Boom It you want a lunch that von oy UUa not weather, you will I sou pa, paddiaga and the bt. hliuo can en other Restaurant, We have just received Plenty Of Sewer cine fnr nil Also two car loads Portland cement and Roche Harbor lime. 200.000 shinfriKStar I A Star. Enquire prices. i), o. Bentley & Co. 310 Front St f soil for cash, and we can save you 5 -. i ric.u.. di . , wouui ix t, .uacKet Opposite p. O. Salem, VVtwVaVltivv; 4 aw SHAW QREGOH. Bottled Beer Winger ft Btck,Succcaaara toSoothSaleta Bottling Works." AH ordera for bottled beer will be filled we orewerjr. Kept on cold rree eity delivery. Te storasa. 'elephone 2131. en agreed upon by the Capital lea J orks and Crystal Ice Work, of this ity beginning May 16: L Confectioner -. hntnta and fib sTbTc I fiud rich luiuriea at I 12e-Onl PhonaSOl. Crystal Ice Works f cream in any" quanti y win be delieret to any part ol The the city. Price 54s Wr .ou warranted lnln i. l ,a".out delivery. :;::; .lM J. Maguire Prop'r. RATES ON ICE The following low ratea on ice hire UCTJIl Bl Works city b marketa, naing 100 Iba or more at a time 60c per hundred; leaa than 10 Iba 76c Private partiea uaing 100 Iba or mors, 75c;lesa than 100 Iba, lc per lb. No aale below 10c. Ico in ton lota, $7.50; half ton, $4.00, at the worka. ice auipped In eack 75o per 100, aacai "tJ- Oaktal lot Wowa 6-'aU CBTBTAl.ICW0Ma. HEADQUARTERS While some poliUciana make their headquarters at some hall, the people who want to enjoy the beat prepared meal, make Lueir headquarters at tha : : WHITE DOOSE RESTaDBaHT VcKiLLor & Bsuxabt Proprietor!, 100 8UU 6U