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thoroughly reliable and uptodate, All Pat
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sheets now in,
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FOULARD SILKS....
fT'S lo be a "clean-up" of foulard silks, not that the
silks are soiled or undesirable patterns, quite the re
verse, as every piece is xf thi3 season's buying and
exclusive coloring. It's really a choice collection of
Polka dots, and beautiful scroll designs, embracing as
it does every yard of foulard silk in the house.
SO
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They are the regular $1 quality, 24
Inches wide, at special "Clean-up" price.
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BIG REDUCTION
On our entire line of shirt waists, sizes 32 to 44 In
cluding white and tolors.
$1.50 waists reduced to
$1.25 waists reduced to
$1.00 waists rcduced;to
85 waists reduced to
50 waists reduced to
Call in and sec them and be convinced of their value.
WHITE SKIRTS
Made of imitation tucking trimmed with inserting,
$2.50, others at $1.00 tol$2.00.
W. H. HOBSON
UOriOOMMICHOIAL T. MA.L1CM OH.
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fflW
WUATIIUR,
Hhowors tonight
Cooler tonight.
mill Wednesday,
HOTEL
ARRIVALS,
LO, A
Old and Young- Eyes
May receive tho help they neod to luCvu
normal vlilon, bt jcalllim on u. li'ii
wasting ono' Mr to do wltliout
glasses when tliooyoa would bo Iwuu
tiled or tlio strain on the nerve I.
oihhI by their use. Failure to lake
measure (or improving and presuming
tlio ylsslon Is sheer lolly. 1'roiKtrlv tlltud
glasses Insure thu sight. Don t taku
risks. 8ptacle ami oyoglas fur
nliliiHl at reasonable prices. Bimiko
glasses to protect your eies from the
ularo o( thu nun, 'it to ft CHI
Q-H-HINGJBS
IIUAIIUAV UITUUV
laOOMMICKOIAr. HI
Nest door to Molve rnon'a
cortAOK,
J. W. Whereat, Portland.
(I. O. (irovos, Portland,
.1. O'Connor, Tiieoiun.
Joshua McDnulol, llxlo,
Mrs. J. .Moltaiilel,
wii.uviurri.'.
A. 1). Willis, Hun Pranoisoo.
J. W. Wolf, 8an Praiialsco.
W. M. Kogors, Kan Pranolstin,
l'lill Kuloy, Hrtn KntnoliHxi.
J. K. Yoiiknmii, lUlliva
Mri. IVnrl Know, IVirtlnml,
llnry lluitKlint. rortlmul.
Mm Mrtry ituiuliill, l'oMliinl.
h, II. JuntM, llrownnvlllo.
W. 0. Kolli, l'ortlitnil.
Toll Tliuniwoii, I'ortluml.
C 1C. Irvlnml, Monmotith.
It. Mi'Oormtek, I'liUmn
Jul la
Bimbiuroor Mixloou lmU,6nul 76 eU
nxaU. MIm Smith, KUt utmit. t IU l
Tim Salvation Army Inuliail to yloM
lliu llir to luakur ronuvllm. Wo mu
till Nk out lor our ronli Inter on.
Sirawtrrtkt
Onu cont u Ikx. Comoitektliom your
nvll. II. V. Knuk't, Uanlmi ltoiul.
il IS .It
Berries Berries Berries
Two shipments daily of the famous XXX
Clarks Seedling Strawberries
From the AUs. ITtter place on Kaiser's Uotlom.
Our patrons suy they neverhad suchood fruit
and it is dipicult to get enough, call early, X
feotla & Graber
DltAMATIC RECITAL
Putils of the Colltte of Oritur EiterUln
Packed Audience.
Tlio drainatlo recital o( the College of
Oratory. I'rof. Mabel Lnnktou Carter,
instructor, asiieted by Mlta Florence
Tillwn and piiplls of tlio col logo of
Music, wai, without qualification a
brilliant success.
Tle only drawback wan tlio lack of
room, tlio University chapel Iming cn
tircly too small to hold tlio crowd which
applied lor admission, hvcry teat was
taken beforo B o'clock, and for half an
hour attorn ard people wuru coming.
Somo crowded in to stand up, and scores
went nway, unb)o to get in.
The first number, a piano solo, Im
promptu In A Flat, Chopin, by Miss
Florence Tillson, was an .appreciated
opening for a program, which hadn't a
poor or dull number in it.
A monologue, "lJehlud the Curtain,"
by Mrs Ilurton Harrison, was extremely
ncll rendered, by MIrs Laura Thomas,
who portrayed tlio flighty emotions of
tlio young widow, In n wiVUmt aroused
unstinted laughter.
A soprano solo, "1'iirlu" Ardltl, was
executed by Mies Kthcl Raymond in her
usual excellent stylo.
The dramatic ability shown in the
liandllni' of portions of thu "Merchant
of Vonlco" was (surprisingly good, the
work of Miswg Lucy Edwards and Kdna
Hubbard being especially worthy of
uotico, and tlio other young ladles ac
quitting themselves very creditably In
deed, Miss Laura Tlionma delivered
Shylcck's speech in Scoim I of Act III
with uxcellent dramatic understanding.
Tlio vocal duct, "Come With Me,"
Compana, was Bung very sweetly by
Miss Kstelle Hurst and Miss Agues (111
Iwrt.
J. V. Illckford'o baratono solo, "My
Dreams," was sung In flue voice.
Tlio comedy of "HIx cups of Choco
late," which ended tlio program, was
highly nniueing and was handled by
Misses Lucy Kdwards, Kdna Taylor,
Kdna Hubbard, Sophia Bhlvcs, Henrietta
Savage, Laura Thomas and Klizahoth
IJarton.
MIbb Lucy l-Mwards, in thu leading
part of Adalino Von Lludau, showed
talent which it Is not flattery to pro
nounce unusual, without prejudlco to the
other girls, who all carried tlioir parts
well.
In fact tlio whole recital was of a high
order of merit and rullects great credit
on tlio Instructor Miss Mabel Lanktou
Citrtvr, as well as on the ability of the
participants.
Tlioro wua not h dull moment during
the evening, and In spito of the discom
forts thu audience was held until thu
ant and people wero standing In nil thu
avnilnblu room and half way down thu
ulsluat tlio clocu.
Shoes almost given
at GIven's old Stand.
away
Mexican Somtreroi.
A iluluyed order of Mexican Sombreros
havo hut arrived anil are now offered at
our cloning put prices. Thu Nonpurlel
Millinery Store, 1117 Commercial street,
Mrs. Hooker.
TWO ORblrUHCES PASSED.
City Council Grants the Hortt Bros. Franchise
audt Pastes theiSwer Statute.
The city council met In called session
last evening, Mayor Iilshop in the
chair. All Councilmen were present
except Messrs. Huron and Oesner.
HILLS ORDERED PAID.
K E MooiesA Co t 1 GO
Gravllros 1 C5
l'ohlo& Ulshop 2 00
Gray Ifros 31
J II Lunn 35
WSIiw 55
Statesman 1'ubCo 4 00
OrcgonTATCo G5
Savage & Iteid 25
Salem Water Co 0148
Salem L& T Co '. 217 CO
Salem Gai, Co 4 GO
Glover-VF-ugh 4 00
Hrowstcr & White 2 CO
Capital Lumb'u Co 17 34
Urows'cr & White 7 15
John Heldockcr 12 (X)
Hurcn A Hamilton 388
Salem Gbb Co 18 40
Young A Johnson 108 00
Liquor license wero granted J. Con
nor, J. P. Itogcrs, Dach A Kadstanack
and A. Schrciber.
Firo Chief Duncan reported tlio con
dition of one of tlio engine horses as
unfitting tlio animal for sorvlco. Mr.
IUggs moved tlio appointment of a com
mittee to supply another horse. Car
ried. Itlgga, Walker and Burrows wore
named as tlio committee.
Itecorder Judah, reported the plans
and specifications filed In his ofllco for
tlio construction of a Bower In block
UI. upon motion tlio recorder, was or
dered to enter up tlio details of the
same preparatory to having the work
advertised for. This block Is between
Center and Chameketa streets, west of
Front.
llio ordinance granted iiorst JJros. a
franchise for a private telophono sys
tem was read tlio third time and passed.
Tlio ordinance givoa I lore t llros. tlio
right to run n wire from their ollice
nortli and ono south to tlio city limits,
and tlio city shall receive the sum of
l per month compensation during tlio
llfo of this franchiso, ten years.
Tlio ordinance regulating sewer con
nections was read thu third tlnio and
passod.
Mr. Grlswold moved that tho armory
hall lie rented for f 15 per day, including
heat and light. Adopted.
Adjourned.
A Record In Blood,
Thu record of Hood's Sarsanarilln Is
literally wrltton In the blood of millions
of nconlo to whom It has uiven aood
heath. It is all tho time curing diseases
if ,1... .Inlu.nli .... .aj. 1.1. Ih... ..!
blood, nnd it la doing good ovory day to
inoiisauuB wuo are taxing u ior poor ap
(KJtito. tired feeling and general debility.
It II tlio best medicine money can buy.
Hood's rills aro iion-irrltntlng. Price
25 cents 4
Poor Paints
Are Dear at Any Price, that's why we swto it tliat that
onlv the best shall come here--tiue--tlie oesi away
chefc ?nrSy lfp-J
f'SollVesewehavep
and called family paints are the 1 ad est to na ve ust now
when so many little things 2SV
25c to $1.75 and many prices in betweei . iwenty lour
colors to choose from. Drop in and get a color card.
Plenty of Brushes if you want theniany kind, any price.
DAN'L J, FRY
RlCht Good at Pliht Prices. ,
Great Mid-Summer
flTTRfl6TI0NS
GRAMMAR GRADE DIPLOMAS. A BUSY MAN.
10 HV
Awarded at Sacred Heart Academy
Comcletlnc the Course.
A largo audience of friends greeted
the graduating exercises In tho grammar
grades at Sacred Heart Academy last
night and witnessed presentation of
diplomas and class honors to Misses
Matilda Kckerlln, Ruby Goulet, Addle
Loonov. Carrlo Laurc, August Hucke-
stoln and Christian IJenoIt. The latter
two received prizes for special excel
lence. Tho musical numbers consisted of
piano solos, six -hand and twelve-hand
pieces. Ono novelty not often seen was
a twolvo-hand composition on two In
struments. Miss Ituby Crawford's
"Las Hopo," by Gottscbalk, was a
most finished, performance. The Bt.
Cecilia's orchestra was slvon a recall,
Miss Coleman on the violin and Miss
Kpployon the zither doing very well.
The dumb-bell drill by Mrs. L. Seloy's
class of lioys, and tho patriotic operetta,
"Boys of '70," completed the perform
ance. The children all evinced a naturalness
of deportment that wos very enjoyable.
If thoro had been no failure on the part
of several of the boys In the operetta,
tho whole would havo presontcd a more
finished appearenco. Aa it was, tho
work showed for Itself and none of It was
above what tho children aro capablo of
any day In the wtek. Somo of tlio
actlngof tho little boys was superb.
PERSONALS.
Shoes cheap at GIven's
stand.
old
Great Excltemenll
In China, but all Is quiet In Hnlom,
becausu there is an abtindanri, nl tin.
best of provisions and erocorlos to bo had
for a little money from Branson A Itagan.
rishlor,
mien preparing ior your tisliing
ciirsiou rememuer tuaitno nestoi cigars
aro made by Huckenstuiu and nsk for
"LaCorona's."
AND "SEWING MACHINES"
0b-
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ft'tX0(,yO M 0. BOXNKUARN.
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lti')uinib"r timOrvat UI t xtU LoIuii given away.
1S4 STATIC T. fllQKIt 151,
A WouM-lle Comretlter Seemi to Have
served the Rate at Whlcn We are
Senior. Standards.
Contrary to my usual custom, I'll taku
tlnio to notloa a xint or two that up-jH-uri'd
in cnniH'ctioii with an article on
"Sewing Machines" In Sunday's States
man, and in Monday's Jouusai.. I find
that It seldom payH to police such tiash
but nccnslimally It is nucorsary to let the
publli)kuow that wo "savoy" n thing or
two oumdvo.
I was amused in rending thu above
meutiouiHl article, to note that tho writ
ur does nt last ox'iily nckuowledgu the
fact that thu "Slnndnrd Kotary" sold
and controlled in this vicinity by myself
and agents is one of thu leading Hin
di! lies of today, I foul proud ot tho
fact that an old an experienced suwlng
imu'liluo mechanic of '.I) years uxpor
luniii openly ad mlta this (net. I havo
sold it great many Standard slnco opening
up, thu llrat of March everyone of which
is giving iHirfeot satisfaction, nnd out of
thu hundreds that Mr, Hurley sold dur
ing thu six onrs that lie handled them,
wuhnvoyvt to liMvr of ono that Is un
satlifnutory, In all our sale we have never yet had
thu opportunity of trading In a Simulant
but wo will say that wo lmo taken in
most every other mnko from tho old
Vertlirtl feed lUvlsduwu lo tho Into Now
Home. Itocout dlrsatislliHl purohimurs
of several other late improved loading
makva havo turned their niaohlnes In
toward tho Standard, wylug tho differ
ouen, lately our man has sold two Stand
ards at the regular price, and taken in
two New Wheeler A Wilson, which are
for mle nt a very low figure, In thu
eight months (hat my salesman, Mr. C.
W. lUrby worked up street opposite
Hush's watering trough, soiling Now
Home, Wheeler A Wilson, Climax and
Domestic machine, ho never had tho
opportunity ol taking In one second
hand Standard, trading In however
nearly over thing olso, old worn-out ma
chines nnd uusatUfaetory new onus, In
cluding Now Home, Domiwtlo, Wheeler
A Wilson, WVihI, Wilson, Crown,
KMrkltfo, White, Howe, Household,
singer, and various other machined. A
party win us mat nearly twelve year
tgo ho Itoucht a Standard rotary from
tlio aUve nwntliMied dealer with his
Highest recommendation over nil other
macldnes.
In the past ywr this same dealer sold
4 Staudaro rotary o-drewer Ixu head to
Mrs, Frank Stout, of Carloton, Orvvou,
for (its. lie alto uold auother to Mr.
Itojr lltcki,u Wooilburn, for J55, all
thti while soiling New Home, similar
ttyle, as low asftO, thus showing the
valuohoplacxMOn tho Standard. Nwsl.
t to say our prlots ou Standard aro
, v ay bvlow tho above Tho above, vr-
tlus would havu nothing but Standard
Hotnrles and before losing tho sale ho
managed to securo these machines In u
roundabout way. Thero aro a number
of dressmakers In Salem, using tho
Standard, In somo cases as long as 1-'
years, not having paid ono cent for re
pairs.
iiisnumsiug 10 see now tlio same
dealer, who has made every effort to
secure tho Standard agency unsuccess
fully will scheme and try In every way
looi'ialua btamlard to "tone up" hi
stock,
lho"A II C"of most any business
Is in treating trado right, and making
one customer's muiioy as good as
another. Wo may bo Ignorant of sow
ing mashlne mechanism, but we do
tlnd that the customers know n thing or
two themselves, and furthermore our
repair department Is turning out tho
most satisfactory kind of work, "No
cure no pay" is our moth) there, and
if wo can't do your machnie good wo
won't charge you from 1.00 to H.00
for oxtorlmentlng. What wo sell we
guarantee to give satisfaction, and
"Money back" rules in this business
sumo as in tho business I just closed out
We are pushing Standard Itntarles be
oaueu wo Ubllova In them, but if your
heart Is sutou somo other make wo will
tuke pleasure from now on In procur
ing it for you. It has ulways boon my
motto to sell my own Hues ol goods and
let others sell theirs, but this don't seem
to suit tho opposition, so I'm ready to
utvumiiiuiinui. uuuiusayin tins con
nection that anyone wanting a Climax
machine, instead of paying 3n for a drop
head as this mau has beou charging,
iuhm only semi lo Olds A King of Port
land and gut tho same machine under
another name for f7.60 KltKlllIIT
PAID.
tto sell the very best needles, for 26c
a down, against 40c, what you've been
paying Oil of best grades, parts for all
machine too. We sell for cash or on
easy payments, take machine in trade,
rent now machines, and repair and clean
any make of machine. Kvery Slaudaixl
wo sell we send a man to show every de
tail of tho ttueat and lateat fancy-work,
much of which rati only be done on a
Standard, for many of their attach
ments aro strictly their own, and found
ou no other machine.
1 wish to say ayahi, that the above
way of tiotlolng certain kinds of oppo
sition is not my custom, and goes agaiust
the groin, but thero ate occasional times
whe It seems best totremiud the public
that we aro In the neighborhood, aud
the wide swath we are cutting with our
Standard aud Paragon Hum sniui to bo
making itself felt.
K. A, Wiooixs.
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines,
lllayvle.
SOT Commercial street.
Mrs. Hallle Parish-Hinges went to
Monmouth today, whoro she has an
engagement to slug several of herfnmous
vocal solos.
A.J. Pitman a farmer of Hartland,
Wash,, Is In the city tho guest ot L. A.
DyrJ and II. II. Savage. Ho settled In
tho Waldo Hills In 1851, and left Oregon
21 years ago. Ho says they have abun
dant crops in Klickitat county.
Hon. A. II. Dabney, ot Wintered,
Iowa, and Hon, II. T, Dabney of Spok
nno, Wash,, arrived today for a visit
with their brother, O. P. Dabney, pro
prietor of the Fair store and author of
tho well-known novel "Tho Lost
Shackle," A, It. Dabney was a state
senator and Is a prominent attorney of
Iosra. Ho Is accompanied by his daugh
ter Alice,
Notwithstanding this being the quiet
season, nnd the proverbially dull tlnio of
the year, a reporter finds Geo. C. Will,
the piano, organ and sewing machine
dealer, hustling to keep up with his
trado. Ust week's work resulted in tho
sales of three new pianos, two organs
and four new sewing machines. Somo
people may think these statements aro
buncombe, but Mr. Will Ib not that kind
of a business man. He makes it a rulo
of his life to only state what ho can
prove, and In order to convince the pub
lic cf theso facts, Mr. Will has left a list
of the purchasers of the above nt Tub
Jobksal office for Inspection.
Mr. Will feels very proud of tho liber
al patronage tho people have given him,
and will always 1kj thankful for tho
same.
Collection of Taxes.
Marlon count taxes aro coming In at
tho rntoof nearly $1000 n day. Farmers
who havo n wool clip to sell are paying
np, but those who havo no stock aro
going to be hardrrauied for tax money.
Business men are saying they will have
to crowd tho people they aro carrying-on
their books If they aro forced to pay
sow. Tlio present county court that ro
tires July f), will not order tho tax rolls
closed, but will leave it to tho now
court.
Sheriff Durbln says if there Is no Im
provement in the outlook for the grain
crop farmers will not be as well fixed as
last year to meet tho demands of the
tax gatherer, and ho thinks as long as nil
aro paying up wno are able to do to
thoro Is no use crowding the others until
conditions are'more favorable
The Ceers at Hone. '
Governor and Mrs. T. T. Geer are ex
pected on the local train and will be at
home Informally to'tlicir friends nt the
executive mansion, corner Court and
Fourteenth streets. A nuuilier of beau
tiful presents have been received at the
State Houso during his absence.
DIED.
At the homo In Highland, at ;i a. nt.
. Tuesday, Juue 10, Melvln, sou of Mr.
aud Mrs. Jesse George, aged I year
U mouths and 'JO days, of diphtheria
aud croup.
Tho lltte fellow's death was very sud
den as he was In good health until Sun
day morning. The father Jesso George
left here May SO for Cao Nome aud it
will be vonie time before the sad news
cau reach him. The funeral took place
from tha residence at 2 p. in. today aud
burial was in City View cemetry,
Salen Market.
H. S. Gilo Is still buying old potatoes
at 'JO cts. Tho strawberry shipping sea
son la about over, aa the berries that are
left are overripe. This firm has orders
for Hoyal Anno cherries, but continued
rains are Interfering with delivery aud
may crack a lot of the choicest fruit.
JOURNAL X-RAYS
F.ven defeated politicians are con
sulting the Quaker doctors,
t t t
Even sewing machine advertisements
In Tiik JnuiiNAt. aro Interesting.
"
The X Hay man has been honing his
corn under an umbrella. But he's
bound to havo n stand of com,
III
The X Bay man's nelghlior cut fifteen
tmBof liny and the rahiB havo Increased
it to 25 toiife. Tho crop is getting heav
ier. t I J
Tho sombrero hats with high peaked
crowns nro the most charming and novel
millinery effect produced for children
this season.
m
A quack doctor cured n ninii of a
twenty year chronic deafness nt Salem
last night in 20 seconds. The X-ltay
man already hears too much.
Emoror William will visit the pres
entation of tho Passion Play at Obvrnm
morgan in August.
JWJUJIU-MllJII-JLLLJg!
One Week Only
World's Eminent
PALM
ST
GRANT CHESTERFIELD
Princess Iladiiwlll, ot Itussia, was
robbed of $50,000 worth of Jewels at her
hotel in taudou June 12. No clue to
the thieve.
Gives a complete reading of one's life.
past, present aud future, as told by the
lauguage of the hand. Endorsed by the
mum uuini iMrsoQBges oi euner iiemls
iihere. The late Bobt. O. Ingersoll,
Bryan, Senator IUv Is, Gov. Geer. Bern
hardt, Calve. Prof. Win, Crooks T. It. S.
'A,0m1 F,ho B1 Greek", Baron Carl
Ou Prell ot Munich, Ex-Prosldent liar
rison and others.
Parlors at Dr. BnulninlV Pn, (V,,.,
and Liberty sts
Life Readings, 50c.
Hours t) a. m. to 8 p. m. Over 5000 read
ings given in Portland
Special offerings in National Cords, and Dim ties, in new
designs and colors. New dress skirts in crash, denims S
Bedford Cords, from 35c up. New ties and a splendid vS:
riety of ladies; neckwear. A big assortment of Lai?
Pulley Belts, and a complete drive in bath towels. m5.
all-wool worsted suits, Cheviots, new patterns, well-maj?
stylish and perfect-fitting. Linen crash suits, new ties
new shirts, straw and crash hats, etc. All of the above at
deep cut prices.
Friedman's New Racket
Cor State and Commercial Sts
Closing OW
8f'omor,M
Dry Goods, Shoes, ifats
Ladies' and Gents' '
Furnishing Goods.
Some of the bargains you can get here: Threo pairs of good black hose, tsultes'
sires, for 25c J three papers of safety pins for Cc; Indies' silk mitts, 15c, men's call
co overshirts, full size, for 12c; children's white kid glovB, 10c; flno Bilk vellinp,
10c a yard ; pearl buttons, 5c a dozen ; while bono buttons, 10c u gross; hooks and
eyi-B. 10c; a box; Initial letters "engross; men's flnnnol coat nnd vest, regular
$3.50, for $1.50; ladies' nnd mlseos' Oxford tlo shoes, 50c, C5c nnd 75c. Bargain
in laco nnd embroideries. Embroidery silks, 2c a skein; 10 yards spool twist, 15c
a do-.en. We are polling fiilks, velvets nnd dress goods below wholesale prices.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
Orders taken for tailor made clothing. Agent for M. Born it Co.
samples and get the prices.
Look at the
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 X X X
Experienced Wheelmen choose Ramblers
BECAUSE THEY HAVE TONE AND STYLE AS
WELL AS ALL GOOD POINTS WHICH GO TO
MAKE UP A WHEEL OF THE VERY HIGHEST
GRADE, AND AT THE POPULAR LIST PRICE, 40
None are better at any price " few as good
REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD J2t LONG
YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY
KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL v
CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE.
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS.
CDATT
258 Commercial St.
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
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NOTICE.
Bids will bo received by tha President
of the State Board of Agricultnre at
UXX), for tha tfeortt-crd privilege at
at ute uregc-u mate rair, tins year. Bid
der will be reuirtd to place aud re
place number on rider and driver
aud put up announcements on hoard.
CertMed check in the sum of 50 per
cent of tha bid muit accompany. Bight
reserved to reject any and all bids.
W. II. Wkukonu, l're.
me td
Is tho place you can save money on
shoes.
Osburn's Racket
THOS. MILNB
SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
54 to 58 State St.
I'rnmnt ltnd careful nllnntliin i.;....., i, ,1...
delivery of goods to nny part of tho city.
Phone 871.
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering Ico to Its patrons
at the prevailing prices. Also
co cream in any quantity will
1h delivered to nny part ol the
the city. Price 5.o per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours alter
delivery. : : :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
Is the place to buy your summer
hat. We keep them all kinds aud
sues, wrasn nats HV and
wards.
up-
Osburn's Racket
Is the place they buy for cash.and
sell for cash, and wo can save you
mouev on shos. )nt n,i....
notions, etc.
Osburn's Racket
Opposite P. O. Salem.
BOOKS! B00KS1
M'lTJVHIK FOK St'MML'lt
KKVIIS'(, AT
PATTON'S BOOK STORE.
I'KIIB, 10c. KVCII :
IU" .7V!' ,,e,," L" " nmwlo
Toe Old llotunwiJ. i ru,,i..,.. ti.
.lrl trow Hon Kong. Ij 6t. iim, hU,Ud.
. m. niteri, uy wary j. lloiwea,
llwnl4 on UllUMe, by ilnr J llulino
MeiUow HtujV, tr Mrj J. tlutmcw.
KotlUli OriAui,. bv ll.rr I II. .!..
Tt HwhJbud, by Mry J. liulmw
You k lll.ilr. lit IL bun vi.,.1
The Uowliatn, bjr 1111 Cln.
TbelMi. bjr lrrl Carre!!.
i-a lox-a, by Vwlatieii UnUm.
Besides 500 Other Titles.
Bottled Beer
KlingerA Beck,Successor to8outhSaleic
Bottling Works.
All orders for bottled boor will be HIM
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
I cltv delivery. Tnlophona 2Ktl.
RATESJN ICE
The following low rates ou ice have
been agreed upon by tho Capital Ice
Works and Crystal Ice Works, of this
city beginning Slay III:
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
60c per hundred ; less than ltO lbs 75c.
Private' parties using 100 lbs or more,
75c; less than 100 lbs, lc per lb. No
tale below 10c.
ice in ton lots, r.oO; halt ton, l.00,
at tho works.
Ico shipped In sacks 75o per 100, sacks
extra. Gahitai. Ic Womca
"l"ll Ckvhtal let Worncs.
CALL FOR BIDS.
Bids for supplying the City ot Salem,
Oregon, with one heir. ni i ....
five years, and uot over eight year old,
weight to be not leu than 1500 pounds,
of good style, aotlon and health, will be
received by S. A. Biggs, chairman of
special committee, at the stable of Page
.,., cuiem, ually, until 5 o'clock
p. in., of June 30, 1000.
Done by order ot the common counoil.
S. J. Jbrah, City Recorder.
10-10 lot
HEADQUARTERS
While some politicians make
their headquarters at somo hall,
tho people who want to enjoy
the best prepared meal, make
their headquarters at the : '
WHITE- UOUSB RKSTAUK4NT
McKiixop A IlKacuART
Proprietors, 100 State St.
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 & Co.
Phono 301. 3IOFrntSt
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