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Newspaper Page Texti wM)0imaQviW9irm4 ' fitipMMMMA s r wae LIB. fc Tkimrs ifl H ',j. Mastt,MlS,S,40,3. JM4-MISSCS' SHIST WAIST. sii,iMr""- Wccarry in our tTTTick acnv V line of "The BB-WESn Wea Pat' terns' They are thoroughly reliable and up'todate, All Pat terns sell at 10c, none better at any priced Ladies give them a trial we know that they please r a sms you -aVlkV ' 2 July fashion sheets now in. v ajflS-LAt)inS WAIST. Wllbltolrro Jackal lcM,JI,W, a, 4, 232 'jiBIEJ'POINTEflVWB WAIST. Hi,tl,J.83,0. HOLVERSON'S CASH STORE ha?s; j. j. Dalrymple & Co. Summer C ft Corsets J W Summer Shirt Waists Ported fitting vaists in nit the now coloring!. 50, 65, 75c and $1. licet vnlucs ever offered Wash Goods Gingham, Swisses, Lawns, Or gaudies, Madras, Batlsto, Per cales in nil tlio how effects. Look ovor these dainty cotton fabrics. Summer Neckwear Kngllah Fquarcs, ImiwrlnlB, lint Bows, String tics, Tects, 50 cents See window diiplay. Crash Hats Tlio coolest hats tlmt over hap pened. Regular 76, 05, nnd Mo nil uc toclosant 35c each J. J. DALRYMPLE & COMPANY. $1.25 $1.00 85 50 $1.20. $1.00. 85. 70. 40. BIG REDUCTION On our entire line of shirt waists, sizes 32 to 44 in cluding white and colors. waists reduced to waists reduced to waists reduced to waists reduced to waists reduced to Call in and see them and be convinced of their value. WHITE SKIRTS Made of imitation tucking trimmed with Inserting, $2.50, others at $1.00 to $2.00. W. H. HOBSON 807 COMMKUOIAI. tT. HAUCM OH. g Mi 9 vol era tva tvu on rva cua &n ixm uses iva rva dot rca ko 5 8 5 I 5 8 g s s KINCAID ELECTED. Pcinras Held nick Out the Couailaf Board Weaken and Give Hint the Offkt. Tho friend of Hon II K. Kincald in this city will bo glad to know tlmt tho venerable flX'secrctary'of state lias been declared tbo next Coanty Judgo of Lb no county by a Republican canvass ing board after ten days delay and ap parently some Juggling with tho return. Tho official count was made by a lie publican county clerk and two Repub lican Justices of tho peace. This board tartcd to make tho couut soon nftor tho election bti tatter proceeding for a tlmo found that tho returns and tally sheets from somo precincts were miss. Ing. Kincald'o friends thought that this delay would result in ills defeat nnd threatened to toko tho matter Into tho tho courts I but tho canvassing board Anally found tho missing tnlly sheets and gave Kincald n fair count and de clared him elected. Thnt veteran fighting Journalist and pioneer Republican of Lane county (not modernized Mark Hnnnalsm Republican ism) Is elected county Judgo. tipecial from Kiigenerays: "Hon. II. It. Kincald. ex-feerelory of state, wan txJay declared elected county Judgo of t-nno county by tho official canvassing boa d, havlnit one more voto titan his opponent. Tho contest was very close, Knox, tlio jtenulilican candidate, liavintr apparently n majority of a fow votes on tlio lacu of tlio unollicmi retuins. An tlio official count progressed.' however. eoveral mistakes wero found in tho counting as iinolllclitlly reported, all favoring Air. Kincald. When Glontona precinct was readied tho tho tallyshcots wuro miising and an oOlcer had to bo lent thorn to bring them and this de layed tlio count. Tho board is llcnuhll- ran in iwlltlcii and It olllcial amendment win tiroiuiuiy not bo contested by tlio defeated candidate, Knox. Tho clcctlpn of Kincald mokes tlio county court union in politics." The Jouhnai, believes that Mr. Kin en Id will rnnko Lane county on cconomi- cnl Incorruptible official. Ho has a hoart for tho poor, a backbono for tho aggrcssivo elements of soctoty, and the county government under him will not degenerate Into a moro machlno to favor tho dominant powers. Don't fall to attend tho Quaker Doc tors free entertainment loniirht on Ilia corner of Btato and Commercial streets. THE GOVERNOR WEDS. A GREAT SOCIAL EVENT IN THE CITY BY THE JETTIES The GUscow War. There aro no strikes of street car cm ploycs In Olasgow. Tho thrifty Scotch city fathers rnnko enough monoy not for thomselvcs, but for tlio city out of the horsa car railroad to roplaco them with electric lines. The taxpayers nro satisfied, tho employes aro con tontcd, tho municipal authorities have a clear conscience, and passengers and tho public generally nro novor in dan- gor of delay or assault. What American oily can say ns inucli7 Telegram. Whit the Brtdc Wore ClfU Revresefltisi Wealth of Money and Display of Art Venes. rTpeclat lo the Dully Capital Journal. Astoria, Or, Juno 16. Theodore Thurston Geer, Governor of the stato of Oregon, and Isabella Trulllngcr, of this city, wero married at tho First Presby tcrlan church, at 4 o'clock Thursday afternoon, by Rev. Henry Marcoltc. About 200 guests, representing Immedi ate relatives and friends, wero present, including several state officers of Oregon and Washington, and the governor's atnff. Mr. Theodosia Oeor Downing, of Salem, attended tho brido, while Grant Trulllngcr, of this city, brother of the bride, acted as (test man. Tlio church had been beautifully decorated, but tho ceremony was a simple ono. A reception at tho Trullinger resi dence followed tho ceremony. Tho gov ernor and Ills brido left on tho evening train for Portland In a private car. Thoy will spend a fow days nt.tho Bound and llritisii Columbia points, nnd upon their return will take up their rcsldonce at Salem. Tho brido is tho eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trullinger, and a highly accomplished woman. She Is especially noted for her artistic tasto, and hor work in china painting has attracted wido attention. , TV C 11 More paints this season than We re Spelling ever before. Must be a reason for it. Maybe, because we sell the best paints made today for the money. The kinds we se are made by the work Is best paint makers, Sherwin-Wilhams & Co. We have all iX'SpTupVSs ready for ujeSc to " Mrfl..W, 51.75, and many prices lots of them any price in between. Oh! yes; DAN'L J. -FRY to Puget Bound and to British Columbia. I that's all right, to grant all tho dudes, PERSONALS. WEATHER. What Wi Ji' Promptness, Skillful work. Proper prices. Are tho mottoes of our repair depart inent. Wu excel for the reuaou wo do Only flrgt'Olaif work nnd uco only the lmt materials. u guarantor our work fWit-fllas In every reect and i war ranted, Clean watches for 75c. Ahln Spriujis - - 75c. ! " WATCIIMAKLH AMP 1 oi-nouii, G.H.HINGBS ' uii)iuvs orneus. Tonight threatening Saturday generally fair. with ihouer. Next door to ltohereou'a IVnTAIIR. A A Malice, San Krancisco, It J Siiencur, ltoelale. A II lloyilu, l'urtlnml. UhiuUit.il'ortUiid. H A Whltliur, KvAttlr. WILLAMRTTK. J It Utourette, 8. 1 J K IIomiikI, H. 1'. H W Sklnnur, H. K. J II l'ag.sl'oi timid. II J Nug. Portland. P1J Stanley, l'oitland. O 1) lAiighorn, New York. Goo. J S.nk, Now Votk. Tho I) Plomiiilng. Indiaiinoplls O K Mutlioit, l'ortUnd.l O J Docgrove, Poinomy. (lts W Davis, Salem. W O Hudson, Tangent. O 1. Ijitourette, Oregon Clly. Mildred P Duiunhy, lUxton. it j iiuriiiou, laeuina. John llrooks, the Sllverton ilmgglst, I u Halem visitor today. Miss Pearl linker returned this morn from an extended visit with rolatUcs In California. Mrs. 8. T. Peck, of Ioa, Is in tlio city visiting her daughters Mrs. I). T. Mnlvln, nnd Joel Honlttnut! family. Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Mills, of Lebanon, who hn o been in the city visiting Mr.and Mr. II. A. Thomas, returned homo this morning. Mrs. I). V Wagner nnd daughter Nan nie went to Portland yesterday tn visit for several weeks with Mrs. Vantln n si ster of Mrs. Wagner. Mr. J. K. I). Stalling, of Portland, arrived in the city today and will visit witli her undo, G. N. Potter, on State street. From Salem she will go to Is Angeles forn visit. Mrs, Mel Hamilton, Mr. and Mrr, lUy Gilbert, MU Gertrude Stahloy' Mis lttiby Cornell, Miss Minnto Do- tang, Miss Derby, Mis ulo MckIIii, Mis I.lla Cavanaiigh, Miss Althea ah, MIh ltttle Ahrauis, of Lincoln; Kd Crawford, Loltny Gesner nnd Henry Stuudeineer wero among thoso going to Corvalli to attend tho O. A. O. uvvr-else. O V Allen, Salem. Shoes almost ghenlaway at Given's old Stand. The Modern Heauty Hirives on good food nnd sunshine, with plenty of exorcise In tho open air. Her form glows with health nnd her face blooms with It beauty. If her system neod tho oleantlng uetiouof n laxative remedy, sbo use tho gentle and pleasant Syrup of Pig, made by tho California Ftg Syrup Co. only. A Klcklst Hone. Knos Presuall, of Highland, receiu-d a painful Injury Tliurnluy, which will lay him up fornovurnl days. One of hi horsea klekinl him on hi left foot in AsToniA, Juno 14. A wedding of local, stato and national interest was solemn ized at tho First Presbyterian church at four o'clock this afternoon whon Gov ernor T. T. Geer and Miss Isnbelle Trul llngor, of Astoria, wero united in marriage. It was tho desiro of Governor Geer and Miss Trullinger as well ns their fam ilics that tho coromony and tho Inci dents surrounding It should bo as quiet and unassuming .as possiblo but the promlnenco of tho governor nnd tho so cial position of tho brido hardly ren dered such nrrangemonts possible Tlio wealth of flowers that nro now bloom ing In such profusion In Astoria wero as tcsscd by tho friends of tho brido and tho church was actually a completo bower of white roses arranged by tho hands of the artist friends of the bride, as sho is an nrtlst liorBelf. Tho ceremony Itself was a slmplo ono and was performed by Ilov. Honry Mar cotto and only In tho benediction could bo noticed anv dovhtlon from that ol a less Important marriage. Ono feature of tho coromony wns novel to Astoria but now gonorally obsorved at weddings in tlio east and is tho rejuvlnatlon of an undent cuitom. Tho strains of a wed ding murch wero not hoard. As the brido entered tho church on tho arm of her father Mrs. J. T. Ilos sang with ex qulslto sweetness tho first vorio of llohm' "Still as tho Night." During tho ceremony Mrs. II. C. Thompson played "0 Promise Me." on tlio organ In miiillcd tones. As tho Governor nnd Mr. Geer left tho church Mrs. J. X. Itoss sang tho rccqnd vortto of "Still as tho Night " Tlio Invitations lo tho wedding wero confined to tho Immediate friends of tho brido and groom and of their families but oen that number exceeded tho ca pacity of tho church as many from all parts of this stato, as well as from Cali fornia and Washington woro present. Tho brido entered tho church on the arm of her father, J. 0. Trullingor and upon reaching tho pulpit was met by Governor Geer, who was attended by Grant Trullinger. Preceding her woro hor little i ephew and nelco, Pope Trul linger nnd Teresa Mack, who ncted as llowei Iwarors. Tho brido v as attired In n tailor wado traveling gown of dark gray broadcloth with n hut to match the suit. It was plain, but had n very handsome effect ou tho tall and stately woman that Mr. Geer I. Her bridesmaid was Mrs. Downing, a daughter of Governor Geer, who was dressed In a pink chiffon with a picture hat to match, which was beautiful creation, Tho young gentlemen who acted as ushers wore- Paul Hodolott, Paul Trull inger, Arthur 0. Callan and Jkck Allen. Following tho ceremony the newly married couple was drheti to the resi dence of tlio bride's parents where a re- repttun I being now licia. Ha ono was Invited to this reception but tho imme diate family of the bride and groom. Through the courtesy of Superintend ent Mcuuiro oi tti6 a. ana u, it.. A few of their friends will accompany them on the special car as far as Goble, returning on the night train. Tbe'preacnt that wero received by Mrs Geer wero many nnd from many parts of the country, from her friends and from thoso of her husband, and rep resented n wealth of money and much artistic tasto. It is at tho personal re quest of Mrs. Geer that a detailed list of them is not published. In snowing them to her f i lends those that sho seemed to appreciate the moat were pieces of decorative art painted by her artist friends with whom she had worked nnd appreciated tho genius of them. One artist of national (ame sent as a gift a small piece that Mrs. Geer hod painted and on it was painted his name. That name on any painting would odd sovornl hundred do lars to its value, and by so doing paid her the highest compliment in his power. mrs. jtjn.niwat's roxM. Lines composed on tho wedding of Governor Geer and Isabella Trullinger, by Mrs. Abigail Scott Dunnlway: Tho Governor ef Oregon In meditation stood alone And viewed tho situation o'er From state-house dome to ocean's shore. For this heart's ache there is a euro, A sweet specific, safe nnd sure; Ho sighed, as Cupid's poignant dart Unerring speeded through his heart. Lcander swam tho Hellespont, And I, down to the water front Will hasten too. to meet my bride, At edge of ocean's swelling tide. Idlers and clerks in Washinton an extra month's pay after congress adjournr, nnd then take hold of it for n campaign fund. What's the public money for anyway7 Mt Portland Dispatch, Dem: "Tho man agers of tho national committee should shut down on Cyclono Davis' biennial excursions to Oregon. They are expensive to tho party and of no value. In fact Oreson has orators to spare and is not In need of any imports. I I t Tlio Amer'can Newspaper Blue Book mentions the following ns the best daily newspapers in each town in Oregon : Astoria, Astorian A ROUSING SALE EVER EQUALED At Friedman's New Racket Store Men's Serge 8u!ta in bluo nnd black, $0. Men's Mixed Tweed Suit at $7. 18, and $10. Men's Scotch Tweed Suits nt $5, ffl, and $7. Men's Clay Worsted in bluo nnd black. $10, $12.60, and $15. Men's Summer Suits $2 CO, $4.00 and 5.00. Men's All-wool pants, $2, $2.60 nnd $3. Men's Crash Hats, 26,0 60c, 76c. Men's Felt Hats, 60c, 76c, $1, $1.25 and up. Men's Neck Tics, Flashy, and goes liko lightning nt 26c. Men's .New Shirts nnd underwear ctc- Our lioy's school suits always noted for their sorvlco giving qualities, Ar, Just a trlflo better than usual this summer. ' ' And in Ladios' wear have Juat received a beautiful lino ol laces and trlmml-m glove?, handkerchiefs, silk mitts, crash skirts, and crash for skirting, gingham outings, nnd black silk skirts, etc. ' Ana tai ay you win unu us gtvintr you nciier goous, tor less monoy chooso.from, quicker and better service ovory day than ovor beforo. wore to Friedman's New Racket Cor. Stnto nnd Commorolnl Sts. Salem Oregon As classic Psyche paused for -Lovo WlHitn lltA t-wAn An-iultfln trrnvA. 8o sweetly waits my fond heart's prido Wliile I lmsto gladly to tier siue. Tlio brido.'who'd long been feeling queer with rapturous Becauso, quite strancely out of Geer, cured Two heait-achea kiss Sweet harbinger ot wedded bliss. Whllo we, their friends, bronthcfi prayer, For blest ings on tho wedded pair, May their fond hearts beat on as one Until their lives on earth are done. Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! at your own price, next door to Gilbert & Baker's. -.. JOURNAL X-RAYS. Hake off tho rock and sprinkle. H This is not bad haying weather. It might be better and worse. t t Did Gov. Geer's last trip to Astoria account for that Increased run of sal mon? t t I Jo. Simon, who had the temerity to yoto against the Porto Rice tarilf, lias returned. I I 1. Jo Simon's tixht didn't get Corbett in, but It throw Mat Quay out of the sen ate. That's worth something. t t t Lane county Judge by one vote; Sa lem and Albany Justices by one vote ; are our elections growing more honest? Illcilng Injuries which will prevent Mr. (special car will lie attached to the even Pmituall from follow Ing Ida vocation of J ing train for the exclusive uto ot the gathering milk for the Clover Lent bridal couple. Their wedding trip will Creamery, fur a week or no. ) be of about two weeks and will extend 7fa" rries Berries n-rne ONLY ONE-HUNDRED PACUS, Among tho wmpU l great , moth modem now aper le rwuuaily HI tllC iaiUOUS k. V viOflU'olinlfty-pao llwieii Sum)) pal, with an Riiiiex Hi tua tori f4rtyrge insectliie. The nearly u hundred illiutmikm Vein in tine halt tone am! pliolv io reproduction. ... . .. . , , 0 Tho ne.wii.nror propori in itter place on Kaisei sBottom. -; (km. Tho lint It o( 1(1 page tliey neVerlRUl MICllOOri It lilt yow to kieurapiiio news mui r io gel enough, call early, ' tt4, The next etilion U wi , a( 19 patfe vt comment ami nf Wtetttdiut: nuulvnl ftftd dramatis f ' h4 winding up w WttMHJ 3ling Strawberries - -atr Ht" . . . Psmmmmm, fflr' ' i.s- ; i- vwwi nival and dramatis r ( """"N 1 &&&$ x Grraoer. The Chicago Cottage Organs If ou're looking for a strictly flrat claw oryau nt a moderate price, you need never g farther than tho Chic ago Cuttage. Made by the Cable Jo. In Chicago, one ot tlio wealthiest llrms In tho trade, made on honor, and guaranteed ier(ect. These loopl put out over eighteen thous and organs a year, Walde plamvi to mo n u moor ai over twelve limn and We carry their organ In ttivk and aell for eah or tstny pay ments, Estcy Organs Coel a trllle more. We soil them in all grade Kuabe, Ludwlg, Piiher, Klngaberry, Cable and other piMio. Our Wheel Guessing Contest Our Blue Streak Jog merrily on In the south window and lots ot folks are tlgurlug on tho number ot miles that tho ivelometer will register a the end of the 20 da) a run There' no charge for gueoaing and the near. eat Buea to correct number wins a ij.w Maa lamp, uouie and see It, More Blue Streaks We have received several more ot tno laaiea' mack models, and have more o' tho men's ou the way, you'd do well to make vour selectioa now. The eaaieat running wheel you ever saw, that with their durability la what tells them. F. A. WIQQIN3 W, 0, VOXKSMAKKi lUwewtWlhe 6rfat 01 1 et Jjrlng gtvu away. 307 ooat 5nr 191 Ifl. - btlAv. 1X1 I .mm N I. - 1. . r. . --.--- ...v. .,, f vipihmiu nMiotnce, taim. I'fa 'iauo, orgau, wmg machine and bicycle. Say, that man Mosier, at the Fair Grounds, has nerve and a backbone. He stood off the whole Oregon National Guard. t t t The Albany Democrat man say poul try is making great strides In Linn county. That depends somo on who's after the poultry. t t t After Gov. Geer itmarried and set tled down we shall expect him to tackle the road problem with convict labor. One good Job at a time. t t t The X-Hay mad would rather tight with the minority and help get a good government, than hold otllce and heap up burdeut on the people t t t Mitchell will have a hard time round ing up the thirty tour Union member of tho next legislature. But greater wonders have been performed. Co-operation ot city, county and atate will secure good streets and good roads. Private citltens must help. Our ofticiala tuuit display "enterprise and Intelli gence. it t One hopeful sign among our Filipino brethren I the clamor for schools and hooks. Over t0,0o0 worth ot books have been distributed In Luton to the new American schools. t ft It is estimated that at the present time about two million feet ot log are being placed in the Columbia river every day. These at the ruling price repre sent a cash value ot $12,000. Baker City, Republican. Kugene, Guard. Portland, Oregonian. Salem, Cahtai. JounsAt. Best dally in Amerlcn, counting cities of less than 10,000 population. ttt Portland Dispatch : Sheriff Durbln, of Marion county, a Democrat, was re elected. It has always been n hard Job to beat a Durbin at anything in Hint county, and in this case tho people knew when they had a good thing and they held to it. Democratic ofllco hold ers in Marion county should have their pictures taken nnd preserved as rarities, if not curiosities of tho present age, and for n long period in tho history of the county in tlio past. X I I Tho stato political wire-workers arc already gathering in to catch the sena torial rabbit. Somo ono will hold the sack and it won't bo Corbett. Journal. Wo hero liavo Col . Hofer in his true colors nguin, Tho election is over nnd ho will once more boom his friend Cor bett. Woodburn Independent. What crlino has Corbett committed? Ho never stolo n senatorship while pro tending to support somo onoelso. Aro you afraid ho will buy somo of your Republicans? But then Clnrko, the Montana Democrat did that, wholesale and retail. CLOSING OUT Shoes for everybedy: nice stylish goods at less than wholesale cost. Men's hats, best qualities, late styles, we are sellinir them at just about half price. Just think, children's white kid gloves, only 10c a nr 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. Shoes cheap at Giyen's stand. old RAMBLER Holiday. Somo may go to Paris nnd other to Ynuuinn. butall who wish to hmn Dm keenest onjoymont will secure a good supply of La Corona Cigars. 11 eod Enjoy Your Lunch. It von want n lunch Dint vnn - -- ...... ... Joy this hot weather, you will soups, puuuings ana oilier tho St. Elmo Kestaursnt. can en find rich luxuries at 12 e-o-d $1.20 for only-$1.00, for one week only we will sell 51.20 worth of our beautiful Kiiuoware lor jm.uu iow 1S me time lor bargains. The Fair Store, Salem Ore. 0. P. Dabney, Prop. War In China May make It unpleasant for soma one, and if you would avoid any unpleasant ness In your home, order a full supplj 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 THEYjHAVE TONE AND STYLE AS WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO 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 EXPER1ENCD, 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. COATT 258 Commercial St A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments SHIPP LARSON'S NEW FRUIT EVAORAT0R of those One groceries sold by Branson Imuran. , lie. o. d. BOOKS! BOOKS! BU1TABLK FOR SOMUKIl ICADt.V(IAT : : PATTON'S BOOK STORE. i-bicx, 10c. BACH : Tho VlrtnU llclrew, by Uay Ajntu Ftasmlof Tba 014 HotUMU-aJ, by IXnhtm TtKHapwo. Olrl From Horn Konr, by 8. aVo, Raihbona, Uua RWtn, by Mtry J. Holme, llomutnu on IlllUUe. by Mary J Helmr Meadow ttrooi, by Mary . Holme. Enillili Orpbaat, by Mary J. Holme. Tha Bondman, by Mary . Hofraw. oiinMlllr, by H. 8m Menlaai. Tba Rod Jmn, by Halt Calu. Thelma. by Marrl Cfcrrellt. The rroa Urate-, by Clark Rom1, La Toaca, by Viatenen Bardaa. Besides 500 Other Titles. -mm iB-JCIZJ-aliiH' f I ' I a 9HLMMMPIBil1 iTfflmfu II' j Bill ifl i7 1 i7i I JP.' yj ill iHi "1 JOHN By its use all 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 in lye. For circu-laraddres L LARSON, SHAW OREGM Bottled Beer juvvuuuuu K VJSblifn'c PooL-At 5 p 4 If the place you can euro monv on 5 oea, y It usburn's Racket Ifl illA r1riji rt I hat. M-.. ,.:. ??' .ur. summer shW rTi1 'wm m hl,ul "id sues, trash hats iiv, .. .. 4 wards, 4 . up- Osburn's Racket Tlie rupberrie are crowding the strawberries and cherries. Now come the red currants, the wbeberrie. the the dewberries, the blukberrk. and all tbe rvt of the Oregon palate tickler. Salem Boom We have just received plenty of sewer pipe for all. Also two car loads Portland f,emen,Limd Rocne "arbor lime. 200,000 shingles Star A Star. Enquire prices. D. S. Bentley & Co, Phone. 301. 3IO Front St ara'a'h'd zw. Osburn's Racket Opposite P. 0. Salem. VVXVVvV.xV Crystal Ice Works I delivering ice tolls patrons at tbe prevailing prices. lao ce civam in any'q'u.nu y m dehveml to any wrt ol The ""city. Price 6 Wr Ballon dK;r1wvi J. Maguire PropV. Kllnger Beck,Succeeers to8oWhSjilia Bottling Works. All orders for botUed beer wUl be flUsd at the brewenr. Kept oa cold storsg. Free city delivery, telephone MM. RATESON ICE The following low rates on ice have len agreed upon by the Capita! Jo NVorks and Crystal Ice Works, of this city beginning Jfy 16: iat lontectfonery stores, hotels and fliu markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time 60a per hundred less than 10 lbs 76c. i mate parties using 100 lbs or more, 76c; less than 100 lbs, lc per lb. M sale below 10c. Ice in ton lots, 7.60; kalf ton, M-00, at tho works. leu shiDDeJ In lau-i TKn ru.r 100. sack IVi? OxrvtAhla Woax Twt CTra.IcWos. HEADQUARTERS While some noIiUcians make their headquarters at some ball, iiie people who want to enjoy the beat prepared meal, make their headquarters at the : : WHITE BONK RESTABRAHT McKiixor- & BsjuriLjfeT Proprietors, lOd Bute St.