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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (June 16, 1900)
itt.mBiamiMuuKiiwaa n i .tii i' MM S,B,S,W,40,. 21M-MIJSES' WIRT WAIST, Bl 13, ), !". We carry in our in stock a cm pletelineof"The New Idea Pat terns' fhey are &i tEofoughly reliable and uptodate, All Pat Ea j. 1i i. 4f i ii r icnn eu at iuc none ceuer aany price, Ladies give them a trial, we know that they please v" " " you -a . 3 Tulv fashion BIG SALEM INTERESTS. ADJUSTMENT OP STREET-CAR AND ELEC TRIC LIGHT ENTERPRISES. sheets now in, " , This Is Now la Progress sad Olbtr Projects of Moment to the Town Are Atlletl. 33-LA0ins WAIST. With fjolero Jacket WS1,M,S,W, , JS1 -UOIEV POINTED TQtt WAIST. Mtrtta,U,U.t,W, . HOLVERSON'S CASH STORfc Vt Bo it We Uvertlie Xj. Dalrymple & Co. kWe Do is We Advertise. Pongee Skirts All our Pongco underskirts on Npeclaleolo (or ono wrok only. 10.60 values, special ft IMS, five rows of tucks mill trimmed in flno silk laco. G.OO values, special fl.BT,, Doop embroidered rnlllo. $1.60 v.iluo, special 13.35. Doon embroidered ritfllo, $4.00 values, special fU.W. Deep Ruffle Summer Underwear Sale ' Wo liavo placed on nnlo our en tire lino of summer underwear. 7fic values, now -13c. GOa values, now 30c. 3ic vnlnei, now 20c. 'Jtio values, now 15c. Men's and boys' Crnnb lints, 75c 05c. 50c. styles to closo at 35c, each. ris 5pr. JJ. Dalrymple & Co. Summer Cn Contti 3v ' VT7FV. Tsrff flflf" IMW va era era mi cwa tva tva mi ivji tva tva tva tva txa itx H K s BIG REDUCTION jj On our entire line of shirt waists, sizes 32 to U in- S3 D rliirllnrr wlitrn nnA rntnrc etJ5 J"""b iriwiy hiiu vuiuio. a ;D i 2d TR $1.50 waists reduced to $1.25 waists reduced to $1.00 waists reduced to 85 waists reduced to 50 waists reduced to 11.20. 11.00. 85. 70. 40. d Call in and see them and hr rnnvftirrvl nf TliMr valim F?B WHITE SKIRTS p 5 S s s 8 3 g Made of imitation tuckinir trimmed with inserting:, g J CO Cn itlmrr rt CI lf ff-r Art M p. jj $2.50, others at $1.00 to,$2.00 t ;8 W., H. HOBSON PU7IOOMM1CWOIAI. T. MAL.1CM OH. 8 a m KkM aJ aoxiM an Bk I.1? CVa Ckl LVU Dk3 ETC KXM tVl QXJ Blem flrwclal to Portland Oregonlan . Mora largo business transactions aro pending in Salem than at any other timet In several years. Tho mot important of these is tho adjustment of tho affairs of tho street railways, which havo be come very much involved. F. II. Page, of Portland, who owns tho controlling interest In tho Halcm Light A Traction Company, and J. L. Howard, of San Francisco, n director of tho London A Han Francisco bank, which institution lioldj n controlling mortgago on tho bulk of the street railway property, aro both In Salem, looking over tholr lntr- oats hero, It is believed that tho out come of their visit will bo of great mo ment to various industrial Intercuts. Tho history of tho Salem street rail ways is ory complicated. Tho electric light enterprise, that In tho mutations becnino merged with tho car lines, was started in 1880 by 8, W. Illawlel. Tho first linrro car lino was established in 1880. Now all tho electric lighting and street car porvlco of tho city aro undor ono control. At tho organization of ono of tho car companies that was subse quently absorbed, n mortgago fur 25,000 was given on all tho property it then owned or might acqulro, and now thero la a question as to whothor that pledgo oxtonus to an me property in llio con solldatcd concern to tho vitiation of an other mortgago of (100,000 in process of foreclosure by tho London A San Fran cisco Dank, Tho holders of tho f 25,000 mortgago wero mado defendants In thin foreclosure suit. While the; have thus far filed domurrora only, It la understood that ifl they nro called upon to answer thoy will claim that their mortgago Is a first llun upon nil tho property of the Salem Light A Tractlom Company ncqulred subse quent to March 15, 1807, when consolU dallon was effected. Otherwise tho $100,000 mortgage would be n first mort gago on all tho proporty owned on that date, and tho M.000 mortgago would come in second. Tho only contention, If any, will bo over proporty corned by tho cluusa of tho fL'5,000 (mortgago, which includes proporty thereafter acquired, This property includes nddltlons to tho tan giblo proporty and such property ns franchises, lighting contracts, etc. Tho London A San ..Francisco JIank, it is undcrstoop. claims that its mortgage, Is a llrst Hen ttion all this property. It Is certain that tho London A Ban Francisco Hank, or Its assigns, will coino to the ownership of nil tho Salem Light A 1'owur plant. Tho only matter of doubt is In regard to tho contractu and frauchlnos acquired since March 15, 1KD7. In view of the fact that n rival light and power com jinny Is to be osUibllthed in this city this question is Importunt to tho gen eral public. Tho foreclosure suit, in duo courifo, would coino to trial at tho regular term of Judge JIoIbii'b court, to In) hold two wcokh nonce, in view oi huh it is ur mised that the visit of Messrs. Howard mm rngo nus tomoimng to no Willi ne gotiations for a settlement of tho quia tlou of tho ownership of the franuhleus and contracts. PERSONALS. W. Il.Odell lias gono to Rotebnrg business. on Mrs. It. II. from Portland. Lcabo returned today CATARRH OF THE PELVIC ORGANS. The Reason Why So Many Women Are Sick. Miss Anna D. AHwood, lias gono to Oregon City to spend Sunday. Mrs. L. R. Sttnson, is in Portland, at tending tho Pioneer Association. Miss Nelllo l'armcntcr went to Port land to visit friends fur a fow days. Fred Warnock, editor of tho Sllverton Appeal, was a Salem visitor yesterday. Mrs. L'ulo Steadman has gone to La Orando to visit her brother, Jeff A. Pooler. Miss Dr. Anlco Jeffries and Miss Lnum Myers went to Portland this morning. Mrs. A. Stalgcr and children, ot Port land, aro in the city visiting at the homo of Mrs. A. J. Monroe. Wm. Armstrong has returned from Portland, where ho has been attending tho Grand Lodgoof Masons. Miss Virginia Deaton, who has been visiting relatives in this city, loft yester day for her home in Heppner. Mrs. Wariuner, of Portland, arrived today to visit with her daughter, Mrs. Dillingham on Cliemekctn street. Mrs. S. II. Driver, who has been vis iting Mrs. R. M. Thompson, has re turned to her homo in Tho Dalles. Miss Mona Bowman, a Government nurso, who has scon duty in the Phil ippines is visiting frlonda in tho city, Carl Griffith, who has been at Salem Hospital for somo time, nas so far ro covered as to bo ablo to go homo In a few days. Mrs. S. D, Peck, of Colcsburg arrived today for a stay In Oregon with her daughters, Mrs, E. J. Malvln and Mrs. Joel Hewitt. Mrs. Eliza Wlke, 1W Iron Ht., Akron, O. Mrs. Ellra WIko saysi "I would bo In my grave now if It had not been for your God-sent remedy, Pe-ru-na. Everybody says I am looking so mucn oeiter. jno doctor could help me as Pe-ra-na did. I was a broken-down woman. It Is now seven years past that I was cured." Mrs. Sarah Gallltz.of Luton, la., also wrltcs:"I was suffering with thochango of life. I had spells of flowing evory two or three weeks, which wonld leave mo nearly dead. Iliad given np hope of being cured, when I hoard ot Dr. Hart man's remedies and began to nse them. I am entirely cured, and give all the cr-dlt to Po-ru-na." But comparatively fow women who are suffering with pelvic catarrh know that this Is the case. Their trouble Is called dyspepsia, heart trouble, female weakness, weak lungs, nervous doblllty Indeed, almost the whole category of medical terms has beon applied to ca tarrh of somo organ ot tho female iirth nt ii orcans peculiar to women oi pelvlo organs, and cure themselves with Fe-rn-na, how much unnecessary suffer ing wonld bo saved. Mra.KaroMna Snter, 2138 Vino street, Cincinnati, O, says: "Two years ago I fell on tho Ice. At first I did not think that I had hurt myself) but several months after I felt pains In the abdomen, and a Uttle later my menses failed to appear. I wrote to you In regard to It, hearing that you cured female troubles, and followed your directions. I took Pe-ru-na and Man-a-lin. I now have the best of health. Mrs. Marie Hanson, of NlebnlhWls., writes t "About two years ago I had dls- easo of the kid neys and womb. I waa In it weak, nervous condi tion and began to have dreadful palpitation of the heart. I was con fined to the bed. I had given up all hope of ever being well again. I commenced taking Pe-ru-na. I fonnd relief whon I had taken the first bottle. Kow I have taken seven bottles of Pe-ru-na. I thank yon for your advice and I am glad I can say that I am well now. Dr. Hartman has written a book especially for womon, It treats of female catarrh In all Its different phases and stages. It contains common sense talks on subjects which should Interest overy A ROUSING SALE EVER EQUALED A1 Friedman's New Racket Store Men's Serge 8ulta in blue and block, $0. Men's Mixed Tweed Suit nt $7. 18, and 10. Men's Scotch Tweed Suits nt $5, $0, nnd f 7. Men's Clay Worsted in blue nnd black, $10, $12.50, nnd $15. Men's Summer Salts $2 50, $4.00 and J5.00. 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 goes liko lightning at 25c. Men's Now Shirts nnd underwear etc- Our boy's school suits always noted for their icrvlco giving qualities. i just a triflo better than usual this summer. And in Ladies' wear havo Just rocelved a beautiful lino of laces and trlmmlnes clovec. handkerchiefs, silk mitts, crash skirts, and crash for skirting, Binulwm.' outings, and black sillc skirts, etc. B' " 8"am' And today you will find us glvlntr you bettor goods, for less monoy, more tn choose.from, quicker and bettor eervico overy doy than over before. Friedman's New Racket Cor State nnd Commorclal Sts. Salem Oregon anatomy. If these women could only Abook will bo sontfroe to anywoman. realize that their trouble Is probably ca-1 Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, o. W. L. White, M. D.. wifo and diugh tcr, son of Ashley White, latoly from Honolulu, via San Francisco, aro hero fora visit on tholr way to Washington. Dr. Whito roports his health much Im proved. J. A. Fletcher, who has been acting in the capacity ot foroman over tho in candescent light system ot tho Salem Light A Traction Company ,who recontly resigned that position, loft today for Portland, Seattle and other Hound cities. His position is being filled by Wm, Lnno, of Portland. Short Wheat Crop. S. II. HusHoll ot Marion waa in tho city today. Ho says fall wheat about Marion will bo u failuro to the oxtent of notyloldlng notovora halt crop. On summer fallow ground It seems to lie shorter than on stubble and a'ercat deal of tho former may never bo cut. Spring grain is much hotter, nnd the outlook for tho farmor in the way of grain crops Is poorer, Mr. Russell says, than In twenty years. Pool4 Paints Are Dear at Any Price, that's why we see to it that that only the best shall come here tiue the best always cost a little more money than the poorer kinds, but they're cheaper in the end. We've paints for anything from a house down. These we have put up in cans ready for use, and called family paints are the handiest to have just now when so many little things need touching up. They come 25c to 51 J5 and many prices in between. Twenty-four colors to choose from. Drop in and get a color card. Plenty of Brushes if you want them, any kind, any price. DAN'L J, FRY Rlf tit Goods at Rliht Prices. 6L0SING OUT Shoes for everybedy: nice stylish goods at less than wholesale cost. Alen'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 or Fine silk veiling only 10 a yard. Silks, a large assortment to select from. 30c a van 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. WEATHER. Tonight showers, fair, warmer. Sunday generally Old and Young Eyes Mnyrccelvo tholiolp tiny ncod to haw normnl vkioii, by calling cm us. It's waiting one's capital to do without iMDHoa when Ihu iiton umilil li !..,,.. ly, filed lor thfl strain on thn nom loss. vniHl by their iw. Falluru to take ineasuro for iiiiiiniflno. .ml .,.,. ....!.... ill.. i..i.. i-"i ' "V" P.. "...".".:" ?- "," i " r iwiijr. iTupcny mum kiawkw insure mo sight. Don't take risks. Hixtctaolpi anil ,iv..i.U f. iihjhed nt reawmable prlww. Smoke ,Mnrr.iu pruuw your uri irum tlut jmhuo ot tho tun, 96V to f 1 00 CXJHL.HIJMGBS UIUUCATK omcuN, SBSCOMMRHOUb CJT. Next door to llohernou'i Sstred Heart Acsdemy. Tho Sisters of tho Sacred Heart Acad omy at Salem nnnottncu rommonccmunt exercises Monday, Juno III, nt 8 p. m when the grammar grade oxercires will tnko place. Besides tho regular oxer olsett thero will I hi an address to arch bishop Christie by Miss Dulphlno Cor novvr, an opperuttu In two nets, nnd awarding of class honors. Tuesday, Juuo It), nt 2 p. m., tho coiiunencomunt proMtr takes place, ilesldea an clalmr ate program, thero Is an address to tho aralihUhop by Miss (loulot, and an nil drm to theclaN by thn Most Itouireud A. Christie. Imitations hinuboou is sued and thero will b' a largo crowd present. Win. Wirta (the harlw went to IllllilKiri) Oils morning to remain with his family for tho summer. Ice Cream. Order your Ico cream tommorrow fiotn tilt) Crystal Ice Works Frmi ilnlliorv until 12 o'clock. Thirty-five cents noi gallon. HI23-3t The following named gentlemen look tho Albany express this morning, for tho respective places named: Kd.J.l'atk hurst Chemawa, F A. Turner Brooks P. II. D'Arey nervals, 11. 1). Pntton nervals, II. F. Meredith Wood burn II. J. Olteiihelmcr Aurora, Albert Ijiwrenco Barlow, (Ico. 0, Brown Canliy. Loit At Mr. Dver's pieulo, two slhor forks niarkoi b. w iiiompsuu v i:o. leave nt Jouhnai, olllco. 1'lt'IUO It Slinrc ntmnct iriunn ?iiui IWI.VVtl HIIIIWJI (,11 VII .III 41 J at Given's old Stand. A l.srje Lot of Laces. Embroideries, hosiery, gloos, mitts, corsets, ladles' sleeveless nnd long lceo ests, rlblxuis, ohct ribbons, pulley bolts, and many other articles Just to colusl, at the New York Backet, l'loaeo call mid see us. 10.!Mlw LM. O. (illtner, private wcretnry to United States Senator CI. W. Mclltldo has returned homo and will ijxmd the summer In (hi city $1.20 for only $1.00, for one week only we will sell 51.20 worth of our beautiful glassware for 51.00. Now is the time for bargains. The 1-air Store, Salem Ore. O. P. Dabney, Prop. ' JOURNAL X-RAYS What Krugeris to South Africa ropub lies Tszu Hssl, the dowager empress, is to the Chinese empire. Sho apttears to lie tho Grand Old Woman ot China nnd hur nnmo is entitled to a placo on the world's list of strong woraon. Ex-chango. Tho atay-at-homo vote wasqulto largo, In ono Linn county precinct thirty-two registered men did not vote. Two of them wero Republicans.' Tho others wero not. The Republicans had tho in cm) 9 and the machinery to gut out tho oto and thoy will lmo it In November, t t t Robert Roosevelt pronouncea tho Paris exposition n colossal fraud. He says that ull the buildings aro cheap affairs, the exhibits ordinary, and noth- Ing Is strictly first-class, except the prices, which aro out ot sight. And yet this is tho thing Oregon taxpayers are to punglo up money for. It Senator McDrlde fails to secure ro nomination tho mantle will airain (fall on the shoulders of John II. Mithcll, IMItor QUI in oneot his Marion county papers. Why, In tho name ot all that Is Honest and true didn't you fellows tell tho eiplo that before election? There would lme been fewer Republicans oioeioii to tho Oregon legislature, . t Forest Orove Times: 'Tho senatorial aspirations ot Mr. Hermann will have Shoes! Shoes! Shoes! at your own price, next door to Gilbert & Baker's. somo support In tho next legislature. Southorn Oregon will bo practically unanimous for him. Douglas county sends a solid Republican delegation and the isano "Hermann for Senator." Tho party might go farther nnd fare worse. tt I There is a general regret nt Prof. W. T. Von Scoy being let out ot tho Ash land Normal school. Ho gavo it somo of tho best years ot his life, whon it was small, weak nnd poor. Now that it has a state appropriation, political and per sonal preferences cut him off rntlior un ceremoniously. But thoro is probnbly another slilo to the story, nt any rnto professional teachers havo no security of tenure or protection In tholr position. But the Normal school appropriations havo got to go, as Dr. Smith Is to be speakor. H Follow ing is a street conversational Asteria: "Hollow 1 Fulton, how did your elec tion go In Clatsop yestorday 7" "0 it all wont to pot; that dirty Cit izens' crowd won all there was in sight." "How did that happen?" "Of a lot of Ingratcs played traitor; they throw us down, and tho Pop com bination beat us out of our boots. Ex pansion, sound monoy, protection, and tho glorious principle which lie nearest to our hearts wero trailod In tho dust. God only knowa what will become of tho liberties we so dearly loe," "How did behave?" "Why that traitor, after wo got him six weeks' work, tho first Job ho had had in a year, he Joined the low gang that would turn over this country to the advocates of everything but principle." "Ana bow did my old friend John act?" "Ah I that saffron cur; he violated every regard for loyalty to his country. Ho refused a nomination on our tlckot and helped tho tusloulsts." "Well, things did go to smash." 'Yes, oven the ungrateful property owners and some of our heaviest tax payers turned entirely against their own interests, voting for a debased standard of property values. But say, there is some consolation iu the way you Port land Republican workers stuck It Into them. That's all right. It serves that A Youdi Salem Lawyer. Cnroy F. Martin, of tho law firm ot Bonham A Martin ot Salem, was in Eu gene last Wednesday attending tho ex ereives nt tho University of Oregon, ot which ho isngradunto, nnd visiting Ills old homo nnd many frionds. Ho now onjoys with ills distlngulsed partner who is nn ox-chlof Justice of Oregon and an nx-U. H. Minister ot India, ono of tho most oxtensivo and lucrative law practices iu Oregon. Tho Oregon State Journal. Incidentally, It may bo ladded that Mr. Martin was interested to Bee that his old friend and benefactor II. R. Kin. calo was not counted out. His familiar nllty with tho election laws nmd tho decisions ot tho Oregon courts enabled him to bo of material Bervico in persuad ing tho bossos that they had bettor at tempt no trickery. Shoes cheap at Given's old stand Holidays. Somo may go to Paris and others to Yaqulno, Imtnll who wish to hae tho keenest enjoyment will secure a good1 supply of La Corona Cigars. 11 coil Reform School Surelles. Scaled proposals aro hereby invited for furnishing tho Oregon Stnto Reform School with supplies for tho six months cnicW on January 1, 1001, a list ot which will be supplied upon application to tho sutier intendent. All bids must Ito in by 1 o'clock p. m. July 5, 1000. ,, , II. E. BlCKKRS, O-lStd Supt. Oregon Reform School. RAMBLER BICYCLES ARE JUST A L.TTLETAHEAD OF ALL COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE BEEN IN ADVANCE THAT IS WHY YOU SEE RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE X X X 2C 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 1 HE POPULAR LIST PRICE. S40 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. II IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS. CDATT 258 Commercial St. A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments SHTPP LARSON'S NEW FRUlT EVAPORATOR BOOKS! BOOKS! BCITMILIt Olt SDUUKR ar.viu.so at : . PATTON'S BOOK STORE. I'HICK, 10c. KICIt : I tough gang Uiat has had control ot tho party Just right- They never did havo Berries Berries Berries Two shipments daily of the famous X X X $larks Seedling Strawberries l-rom the Ars. Etter place on Kaber'sUuottom. Our patrons say they neverhad such ood fruit and it is difficult to get enough, call early. X 100 The Standard Rotary St. Roth. & Graber F. A. Wieelns, 307 CouaercUl St. orwiitt r. o. titMM. OfflDl, fttaluf tauU&IIMtf nwl ntru. iu. jelol'tt4 truodtlM." any other tuachiue. Here are 12 of them. 1 ho largest bobbluol any machine made, hold yunis ot o. M cotton. Tension released when taking out the goods. Finest goods not drawn or puckered. Uss noise than any otlmr mrwhine. Runs 60 per cent lighter than old style machine. Most rapid ower, make two treadle motions tothrt of other machines, sewing same length sau. tmmuiiiiioi eiiangeu uy change of speed, slto of uireau. inioknes of good, nor lengUi of stitch. What other tuachiue can do as much? Does not break thread when machine is run back ward Shuttlo bo constructed that it cannot hit tho needle, hence no broken needles from this cause. Feed motion all positive uo springs used, henco will iwi an uiickiiH oi good and seams wiUiout chewing tho cloth no matter what lengUi of stitch. II. No cog wheels Iu any part oi machine. u. villain iuicu aiiacuiuem Mtf.t; making two chine in one. 1. 8. t). 10, ma- g k, i, aotfyxiUMN, PX JKwibUl9 Great Ol.t tots being gfvin away. 124 CTATS T, ruONR 161, I There are It) more reasoui Just as interesting It you're interested come and gt one of Wi can prove ewy tact we state tor vou ami teo m, u above' our slips' ery tact we state tor youmelf. Come any regard for tho demands of the Re publican voters. That'a tho greatest victory lor us loyal, patriotic party workera Uiai we Have scored in jears. Of course, it turned down the Republi can ticket for tho time being, but what is that compared with the power it will give in fellows?" Dost Forjet to Go to the New York Racket for mem and boys' suits ot alt kinds, crash suits, unen, uionair anu serve coats ami ests, and dusters ; all at racket prices. 10-Sd-lw lHrial UnlttJ. The faateat and finest train across the continent. From Pacific to Atlantic without change of cars, -via Canadian l'aciflc. Call or write to II. II. Abbott, H Third street, Portland, and get fur ther partlculare. 6-15 Ct Our Next Vkt Prettiest Although many people are anxious about the next Vice President, you need not worry about your Sunday dinner as it will be readr to your order at the St. Elmo Restaurant- Ths Virginia lltlrs, b; UarArnett Hemmtnj " iiumnirM, or j)onna ThompioD, Olrl from lloni Kon. j eu Geo. lUlbboos. "" lUTen, 0 wrr J. Holme, llome.in.1 on HtlUtJe, by Mary J Holme MeaJow Brook, br Mary J Holme. EnfUih Orphans, bj Uuj , Holmes. The- Pondman, by Mary Ilolmw YounrMUtlr, by II Book Mwrl.m. Ttie Bondman, br Hall Cain Thelma, by Marrl Current. The Frown Mrat, by CUrt Ituwl TOa, by Vlclwien ferdeu Besides 500 Other Titles. Salem Boom We have just received Plenty of sewer pipe for all, Also two car loads Portland cement and Roche Harbor lime, 200,000 shingles Star A Star. Enquire prices. D, S. Bentley k Co. Phono 301. 3,0 Front St W3m 'SBBBrT'VBBBBBBBJI IB LI ZiH- S i VSflsBBBflslHK3'9SIPI "TrWFn II I I if 1 I7I I7I 3 II I TWTr?4 ' I "i 1 1 H'K " II Ifl WlfliMI 1 1 I niH.ill q w J "'swA(an w&rwfflm WSy JOHN L. WMW' LARSON, mwwuuuuuxwi 2 Usburn's Racket j shoe's! ,UC 0U Can e!U0 M,ony S Osburn's Racket is me place to buy linf a 11 I .. .. ' elses, w arils. up- iv 1 1 .. ' y,ur tnnter 4 We keep them all kinds nnd S Crash hats lite n,t V. t. -- V 1 Osburn's Racket s i ,.entc8h-' -t..Bn!KS.S j O. Salem. 2 VVXVXVfcXVT Osburn's Racket Opposite P. - l es " 5-ietf Crystal Ice . Works I delivering ice to iu patrons J- Maguire Prop'r. By its use all air shafts are dis pensed with, and iruit ae dryed under dead heat, it is fireproof; it saves 80 per cent in fuel; it saves 3-4 in labor. Can itt in A Its ' I without dipping Tfflfcrn in lye. For circu- laraadres SHAW OREGON. Bottled Beer KUngerft Beck,Succcasora toonthSalem Bottling Worw. All ordera for botUod beer will be filled at the brewery. Kept on cold storage. Freo city dellverr. Telephone 2131. "ratesjn ICE The following low rates on ice have been agreed upon by the Capital Ice V orks and CrysUl Ice Works, of this city beginning May 16: Confectionery stores, hotels and fish markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time Kte per hundred; less than 1W lbs 76e. l rlvate parties using 100 lbs or more, 76c j less 0,an 100 lbs, lc per lb. No sale below liv- ' Ice in ton lou, $7.60 kali ton, $4.00, at Lbe works. Ice shipped in sacks 76c per 100, sacks uAmAL icx wont CartrAL Ici Woars. HEADQUARTERS While some pollUcians make their headquarters at some hall, the people who want to enjoy ;re,b?n PPred meal, make their headquarters at the : : WHITE HOOSE RESTAURANT McKiixor & Bsiouit l'roprietors, 104 8UU fit Hr-
