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" from 10c to 30c per yard. Send for
samples and compare with goods shown
anywhere at the same prices. That s all
we ask. We're sure of a sale then.
HOLVERSON'S
The Big Bargain
.Mail orders get our Immediate attention.
SUMMER
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The Greatest of
Foulard Silk Sales
Tills season's high grade Foulard
silks, the pnrct "I silk In t?rnys,
lavondor.purplo. blue, brown nnd
black In the handsome- l'olkn
Dots nnd scroll designs. The
regular f 1.00 quality, -M Inches
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BIG REDUCTION
a On our entire line of shirt waists, sizes 32 to 44 iir
p eluding 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
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p yz.bv, oiners at ai.uu iu
W. H. HOBSON
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WEATIICH.
IJnlr tonight and Thursday
It's a Matter of the
Greatest Importance
Tluit speo.kias have iwrh-ot lennw. It
Is also very utvotwtir) that the Inline
and springs be well imtdeainl durable to
avoid eoustiml hrertklng nnd loose
glnoji, l'Jtruus can deixtnd itmn It
(lint thorn's nboliiWly Helltlng tint ittat-
tor whii nny tiling inmumm from us .No
d(tnn psscnlUtl iu witkuietlou U over
overlooked. Do not Jo ymirwlf tht .
fntoi of gulut! oltenherw
Your i)o examined fi
uHtiH n ui-ri us
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FAMILY JARS
VACUM FRUiT JARS
Tjii luore yu biitu . I ilm Ullur, the lev oit wi'l Iww at tlio funiwr ill:
LATEST AND BEST
IMjSV TO si:AI I A T'l nl . Htk in Mu-ilie aium jr. : :
J A C rM Q V daw h lull line d ihee (miHilur fatnrlien ut popujnr priw
ITlliOUnO a tulMuiK iJ jar t.iM ami rubW. i tit
JUST ARRIVED
A lirge JJne if jelly glae. full mid ua fur jour ernmlHg HipivlliM. Our Hm
ia tui!et'to bo fpimd III the ly.
' iBjiJ.lirUo3mUlnliiiuiir8lvlMg awn) HhUd with us uihJ kj
, k chanctt oil thepi.
Mptl'i &
I'llOtx 161.
Crash,
Duck,
Cotton Covert Cloth
CASH STORE
House of Salem.
SPECIALS
"Silver"
Shirts
Special
Our entire lino of the celebrated
silver shirts that coll nil over the
country for ft. 25 nnd they nro
truly worth It. Our speclnl
price on these shirts is
82c each
while they lust.
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fOTTAUK
CC lllibmond midwife, Dallas
Miss llelenHouthwit'k, Dallas
.1 O l.indsey, 1'ortlnnd.
II V Htnley, Han KmnolnHi.
Q A Hudson, Newl.erg.
U)n I'ox, Albany.
John llnlstead, Cliieiigo.
Clyde I'ox, Albany.
wuiAMurrt:.
II J Hotelier, llcxpilnm, Wnsh,
A Klllnireon, lloipitnin, Wnsh.
Owen Jones, lliiilaiii, Wnsh
Miss I'nrkhurst, city.
It 1-" I'nrkhurst, city
II II Dunn, Portland.
James Klnuders, I'ortlnud.
It II llnl-u-k, Korest Ormu, Or.
O W Cathers, Portland
Henry Lang, l'ortland.
.1 II llriMik, I'ortlnud.
V A ToiikIi, Hnn rrniieiren.
M F yHiiK'er, Portland.
II I" Jones, Toledo, Or.
W O Uuthrie. Chiesgo.
J M Poster, l'ortland.
Mrs A II Tompkins, Portland.
W II Krwln, Hiherton.
J Odoodale. Jr, city
ItolKiitbherrv, H POo.
Wm Holder. Mum. Or.
MM" Wm Holder, Moro. Or.
C W Cothaui, Oakland. Oil.
It's warm wither ngtiiu That iinwns
araali IikIi nnd miiuiiuir unduruivur.
Pull line of liulh at the New York
llnoket. Mitwl
Creat Siruule
For the umstery in Uhlan nmy'U' dis
MgnHMble, but an agreeable offer for eu
tt'ny lw to Mt the well prepnrul uienU
serieil nt the Hi, Mum IteaUurnut.
Graber
194 STATK T.
$1.20.
$1.00.
85.
70.
40.
JHOTELARRiyALS.
u i.i.t nun,. r (.nfwfwwi .jBmfci. tiniwiii mum "iii ' i "" . - "srr-- "Tl
A HEW INVENTION. t. PAWN'S CONCERT. f
AnJ Oat Thit Promise Much Success for the
Inventor, Who 1$ a Silem Man.
W. II Itoflch, tlio well known press
man at the state prlntlugotllce, lias suc
ceeded, nfter several attempts, covering
two years in perfecting a liquid and Ilex
Ibtuitluc, which will be tho only thins
of tlio kind on the market. It will be n
great loom to bookbinders, printers, and
box makers, doing nwny with the nox
ious smelling gluo pot, which is now In
use In nil binderies. Mr. Kopch's Inven
tion lclng ntways ready for use, it will
be highly appreciated as n time-saver.
It Is especially adapted for binding
pamphlets, pads, nnd all llcxlblo leather
goods, etc.
llillyexpccte to start manufacturing in
a few days, and will locato his bushiest
here, and we predict for him n big buc)
cess. Tlio name by which the produc
will be known is'Taddiiic."
PEHSONAL
JIlss Olinger has gone to Newport for
an outing.
N. J, Damon joined Ihefnmlly reunion
at C'orvallis today. .
A. A. Ley nnd family returned todny
from n three mouth's visit with old
friends in Illinois and Indiana.
Miss 1-ciiu Miller, of Tort- Orford,
who recently gradimteJ from tlio public
school here, loft Monday for Tillamook,
where she will visit n cotiplo of weeks,
going from there to her homo in l'ort
Orford for tlio summer, and will return
mid nttend school here next winter.
Salem Cannery.
Tlio Salem mnnery Is putting up nil It
can get hold of in the bImjm) of blnckcnp
raspberries at ' cts lb.
A Isrito force is working on cherries at
to 3u lb. Hut tlio cherries will play
nut by the end of this week and then
the insonsnto mnw of tlio big steel
stomached Hnlom rnunery plnnt will
hnu to go nt somuthing eleo. It may
get some rens llio latter part of thlswtek
just to try Its teeth on, just to start the
machinery. I.ook out' a whopping big
pen run next week.
Cam; Fire and Plcnk.
A Itli, fninii Pirn ttml ltinfil Ift 111 1m
I mill nt I Im Iiiiiihi nf II. I!. U'iiiiiIh Hntur-
day. Juno .'10, 1IKX). A cordinl Invitation
to nil old soldiers nml InmllleH to comu
nnd lirlng n well lllleil bnsket. Tenuis
will 1h) nt'tho nsvluin 10 o'clock to meet '
the friends lly order of Com.
Nu UT.f.r Tank i
ThoKlnte I 'air OllieinlN nre having a
ItOOO gallon n-dwo xl water tnuk put iiji
by (Iriswold ScChnFo nt tlio south end of
the pavilion nt tlio fair grounds for
sprlnklluu purpono.
Two Licenses.
Marriage licenses lmo Inien IhsuimI to
I, aura I'. Itohiiison and Klmcr K. Tan
ner, Claud Hurst witness: lllnuche
Hnbln and John II. Allen, I,. H. Sander,
witness
In Protate Court.
Tim tuillllnn nl A. Iti'lfn. nil ill iiiImI rn .
lion of tlie estate of Win. button, do-
eearod, for authority to sell certain prop
erty of the estate, has la-en set for hear
ing July U0.
Sceclal Services
At the l'reshyterian church this cum
Ing, nt H o'clock. Short sermon lv the
jmilor. Subject, "The Now ilirth,
The Great Teacher, and an Anxious In
(ulrcr," You are (mltcd.
Miss Hhellnu's puills,aisisteil by local
talent this evening.
MAHHICU.
IIOIllNHON-TANNMIIt-At the homo
( the ollklntlng clergyman, ICev. II.
A Ketehum, in Hnlem June '.'7. Miss
l.aura 1'. Ituhiusou nnd ICImer K. Tan
ner, both of Marlon County.
CONFESSED HIS CRIME.
1 lirnf r.r.nt rhi-clflrll Mfl With a Thrill.
rni l'crleace.
OhiMtertlehl will not donorlbe him nnd
therefure Tin: Joviisai, cannot. He did
not appear to be rostlets, but to the con
trary he iiwnllcd his turn In the rccoi
thin parlors Cor, Court and Lilierty Hts,
with the eoiiiM)inire dl n laboring man,
Durluu the rea ling the enlgmntio won
der began the story of the fellow's life
from birth. IU described what he had
undeig)iie,his struggles, suffering, trials,
the condition ofhlsliomeeuliirouuients,
pit and prescnti then came his down
fall the mini sat like one trnusllxed.
Orunlto could not have U-eu more Im
movable, then the uiiiH'les of his face
lngan to twlloli, the right hand found
his forhend, the Instil" fell forward and
the man wept. ChoHtorfWId handed
him n dram ofeogune and gradually the
follow tcomcrud hhimilf. He grnHHl
UliMtertleld by the hand, tagged of him
to keep Ida rccict, laid the nOo on the
table, glided from the room Into the ball
and hurried away. Cluuterlleld icfused
to Iki Interview ed
"The oonsultattiiii room Is sacred."
iMld he "and whntetur tnumprirei Uiero
hi Imi nothing in eommeii with the out
side ttorlil."
FIREWORKS!
L;bt be.ibon when 1 was running the Ba
zaar I bought quite a lot of fireworks, in
cluding Roman candles, iky rockets, b&
loons etc. Through a railroad wreck they
weie delayed io that they did not reach me
in time for the Fourth ot July trade.
I will bell them now at most any price to
clean them out, in biii.ill lots for home dis
play or any way you want them. You
can have a big display for small money.
Come and see me. Better come early for
the piice 1 am nuking will move them
out at once.
F. A. WIQQINS
307 COM. ST.
Opioittt I'o-toltlne. RUm.
Pianos. Organt, Sew lug Mavhln, Hloiclea,
HUlkal Prtirara of Creat Excellent Resdered
ty Putitt and tocal Talent.
The concert Tuesday evening at Unity
church, by the pupils of Prof Z. M. Pnr
vln's N. W N.Colleee of Music and Art,
assisted by Mrs. Hinges, Mrs. Holland,
Dr. Epley, J. R. Pnrvln and others, was
an artistic success and furnished nearly
two hours of enjoyment to thoso who
were fortnnato enough to attend.
Tlio following program wascarried out
In full:
Overture. "Uarberof Seville"... Kosslnl
First piano Mrs. Berger and Miss
Perry.
Second piano Mlssei WInslow and
Wadsworth.
Third piano Miss Chandler .and
Mrs lirown.
Echoes Molr
Misses Hedgwick and Wadsworth.
"Silver Spring" Mason
John Ulydoi'ox.
"Tlio Separation" KossinI
Mrs. Charles H. Hinges.
"Ourlk)ys"FanfaroMllltare)tAnBchutz
"A Winter's Lullaby" De Koveu
Mrs. Holland.
'Tim 4th Oretfon March" (Two Bton)
J. K. Parvln
(IXillcatcd to Col. Yoran)
Orchestra led by Prof. J. It. Parvin
Itccitntion Solectcd
Miss Connio Holland.
a. "Uy the Evening fica". . . .GotUchalk
li. fiofn nml nuartet. "i'se Gwlne
Home Tonight" , Parvln
Dr. II. C. Kploy and Mrs. HIngos,
MIbs Wadsworth and Dr. Parvin.
"Th LastBmllo" Wollenhaupt
Mlm wadswortti.
"Dream Ono Dream of Mo".... Robyn
Mrs. Chns. II. Hlnees.
Overture. "Oberon" Weber
First piano Miss Perry and Mrs.
Drown.
Second piano Missea Chandler and
Conovcr.
Ono of tho best numbers was the open
ing ovcrturo, which demonstrated con
clusively that thero is plenty of real
music in pianos when you get a suffi
cient number of them togothcr and turn
people enough looso upon them. Led
liy Dr. Parvin this number was fine.
John Clydo Fox showed an extraordi
nary ability to effectively paw tho
Ivories, and, In rospouso to an encore,
rendered a composition still more
musical to tho untrained car than the
first. Tlio piano duet by tho Fox Drotb
ors wns also very pleasing.
"Tho 4th Oregon March," composed
by J It Parvln, by nu orchestra of six
pieces, led by tho composer, was vory
Due and won an encoro.
Tho two new songs by Mrs. Hinges
were highly appreciated, and as is usu
ally tho caso n persistent encoro brought
tho lady back with n simple little lovo
song, iu which tho touching sweetness
of her voico found full expression,
Mrs, Holland's voico was heard at Its
best is tho lullaby Bong, which wns very
sweet.
The recitation by Miss Constance Hol
land wns simply charming. Her imita
tion of tho spinning wheel was perfect,
nnd her gostures wore most graceful and
appropriate. Bho should Ixi heard
olteuor in Salem.
Dr. Epley's songs wero up to his
standard, and evorybody knows that Is a
high one.
In fact the entiro program was enjoy
able, ft should have drawn a larger
house, and doubtless would have done
so If the Inst ten days had not been so
lull nf entertainments.
The graduating exercises of Dr. Par
tin's iiunils include three public recitals
besides last nluht's concert. Ono of
those recitals wns civen Tuesday after
noon, another this nftoruoon nnd tho
last nt Unity church this evening, to
which nil nro cordially Invited by tho
talented professor.
The Modern Deauty
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plcntv of exorciso in the open air. Her
form glows with health and her faco
blooms with Its beauty. If her system
needs the cleansing action of a laxative
remedy, she uses the gentle nnd pleas
ant Syrnp of Figs, made by the Cali
fornia Pig Bjrup Co. only.
Commencement Exercises at Battlit Church-
Friday evening L"Jth Inst., at 8 lo Etta
Anders-Wlllman will hold her Third An
mini Commencement exercises, under
the auspices of the Interstate Associate
I'uitersity system of Chicago, which
system Mrs. Willmnn represents in Sa
lorn, nt the First Haptlst church in this
city, A program of unusual musical ox.
ccllenco has been prepared and w III be
gin promptly at tho hour named. Hon.
Claud 0 atcli w ill present the certificates
nnd the program will bo git on entirely
by the graduate with one or two ex
ceptions All nre welcome and the ad
minion ts free. '-'ft "t
heed Hot Co lluojry
Tboe who Intend to take In the Com
mencement exercises at the Chemawa
Indian School Thursday nro informed
Hint lunch will bo provided at the school
for cents from 1- to 'J nnd from 6 to
t) :tO p ut, to accommodate visitors who
do not bring their lunch with them.
VN
DID YOU SAY SfSKfH
summer vacation may consist of taking ""J ' J.".". more fun than a
ing them to your less fortunate friends. 'Ther J J"!koilak a child
barrel of monkeys, and "they" ought to know. . Ayy th koda
may operate It. Long-drawn-out pleasure lo low Its use Thus n
you may revel In the past. Send Oregon views to friends Iu
help to boom tho to bo greatest state In the Union.
Call on o. No trouble lo how good; Men If you
don't buy. Dnt one thing remember lwp
DAN'L J. FRY
BllhtCoods at mint Prices.
From Marlon.
Tho sun shines again and tho farmers
are wearing a broad smile, as tho rain
has Improved tho prospect for a fair
crop of grain, the fall grain will be
light, but the spring grain bids fair for
an averago crop as a rulo Bomo fields
may bo short. Hay also bids fair for a
good yield. Potatoes are doing fine and
garden stuff Is nourishing all around.
Cherries aro badly spoiled by busting
and raspberries nro badly damaged by
tho rains.
Sid Kussell, our genial road super
visor Is busy with a crowd of men
putting In tho new bridge on tho Turner
Itoad nearlladlev's storo which has been
much needed for some timo as tho old
structure was getting imlto rotten.
There will be a meotlng of tho citi
zens of Marlon and vicinity Wednes
day at 2 o'clock for the purpose of tak
ln ilnns for tho establishment of a
creamory and cheeso factory combined
In this plnco at tho Instigation 01 tiie
Ilnrbnrn who are now oneratlnu their
croatnery 3 miles cast of this plnce. This
If accomplished will bo a mote in tho
right direction of our little town.
Will Fresh and family who left hero
for Oklahoma three years ago have re
turned again to -mako thoir homo In
Oregon thinking Webfoot good enough
after all.
Tim family of J. day Cook. Tillio Hnd-
ly, Pharaba Morris, and M. M. David
Hin will start soon to Newbors whero
they will nttend the annual meeting of
Friends Church, which openH on the '.ii
Inst.
It Is now said McKlnlev Is not such
a bail fellow after all "asho has whooped
un wheat to 48W cts already since his
nomination for re-election." Ity declar
ing war against Chlnn.
Mrs. George Eplor has been visiting
her son Norman Brock abote Grants
Pnss, for the last J weeks w Idle George
is spending his Idle time batching for n
llvollhood.
Iter, H- Hlushaw and wife aho goes
to Newborn to attend the yearly meet
ing of Friends Church.
Tho Friends Church building is wear
ing a new coat of white paint. W. J.
Hadtly has his dwelling hou'o also
treated to a now coat ot white, nil done
by William Fresh, since his return from
Oklahoma.
1Tn,.tn Tln Pnnmir ll.fl A fmi- ilnvil m.n
for tho Mollala country for a stay of
six weoKB or more.
Mr. Petengor ami wife and the fnth-
A f l lti.tFiip tl.M InrmA, ludmr
chief clerk In Superintendent Fields of
fice of tlio H. 1'. Kail road ol l'ortland'
wore visitors nt the homo of Mr. nnd
Mrs. Ashboy, lictwocn trains No, 11 nnd
12 on Sunday.
Musical Recital.
Mils lleatrlco Shelton's pupils will
give a musical recital this evening nt tho
First Congregational-church. They will
also liavo the assistance ot Miss I .on a
White, Miss Kthel Raymond nnd Mr.
Will Skinner, and an excellent program
has been arranged. An admission fee of
16 cent will bo charged, to help pay tho
expenses.
The Small Estate.
John Hunt.Frnuk Miller nnd A, I.usky
appraisers of tho estate of Itev. T, H.
Small, deceased, have tiled '.heir report
in tho probnto court. Theestntols valued
at n'tm.w.
Don't forget tho musical recital at tho
First Congregational church this eten
Ing. hew Cotute.
Win. Slgtnund has commenced the
construction of a cottage on the lots re
cently purchused by htm In Deiot add'
tlon.
Church Ocenlsi.
The First Church of Christ Scientist,
Portland, will bo dedicated Sunday, July
1st, corner 23d and Irving streets.
Wear apalrof the "Star 5 Star"shoea
aud you will bo steady customers ot the
New York Itacket. Stkl'Jwl
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Lots of Small Tracts of From
1 to 20 Acres In and
Around Salem.
Some tine tracts, all sites, near
Turner. Others atAumstllle, Statou,
Sclo, Lebauon, Albany, Jefferson, In
dependence, Dallas, Monmouth, Sheri
dan, McMInntille, Dytou, Hubbard,
Woodburn, Gervftla und Brooks. We
also handle the lands for McMaster A
Birrell in Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Mult
nouiah and Washington countiea. Alio
tho land know u as the Concordia l.and
A Trjiat Co, property. These lands aro
offered at tery low prices, in order to
settle up old mortgages. We have lands
at price of from f 2.50 per acre up. Also
housi4 aud lots iu Salem, to sell cheap.
Also to trado for ranchea.
II you have any property to sell, trade
or rent or want to buy or trade or want
a loan or Insurance, call and see us, at
S20 Commercial St., Sjilem, Ore.,
B0Z0RTH. RYAN CO,
o 2Cml
.itiita4ii Wi.il. It Is hore tho kind
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
As tho light-draft steamer Gypsy is
sunken, all tho goternment work on
Long Tom creek Is watted.
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A N'ew Hampshire chronicle sas of
thoBeises: "They nro long-llted and
do not get religion until well ndtnnced
In years."
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If Col. Allev didn't say it, we would
bolieto it, that Col. llowen, of the
Uaker Democrat Is going to join tlio
Salvntion Army.
i
The nartv oreans beuln to show signs
of Ailing up with the products of that
ureat American Industry Known as mo
campaign literary bureau.
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Our country has not had a Democratic
secretary of state or minister to Great
Britain for years. Under Cleveland
our minister to the court of St. Jamas
was nn Anglo-innnlac.
The beastly Chinese nre lighting like
bensts, just ns though it wero thoir
own country thoy wero lighting for, w hen
they have only occupied it about 4,000
years, nnd they thought thoy were
pretty good Imperialists.
I I t
Tlio X-Hay man will venture ono pre
diction. Whoeter Is elected senator
from Oregon in tho next legislature it
will be n representative of tho long tim
ber hmd stonl that Is now being carried
on in Oicgon iu defiance if not with the
connivance of nil federal olllcials.
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Judge II. 1. Boise coutencd tho llrst
term of Circuit Court held In tho new
Dallas courthouse. Judgo Boisa held
tho first term of court iu the old houeo
In 1858, 42 years ago, nnd has been on
tho be nth in this district 31 years since
thnt time. Tho judgo is now 80 jenrs
old, but has not lost nny of his ellicioncy,
nnd Ids legal acumen Is ns accurate na
when heboid his llrst court in the old
house nt the age of 38,
The cash plan sates on etery trans
action. Tho New York Itackot does a
strictly cash business. 'J lint one reason
w by they sell so cheap. 2(td2w 1
Mundelt Better.
Tho many friends ,ol l.'arl Mundell,
who tins been lying in n precarious con
dition from the effects ot n blow on tlio
bend from a baeebnll, will bo glad to
know that ho has taken n turn for the
better nnd strong hoesof his recotery
nro entertained.
Whose Chjmtloa Are You?,
Is It your own city or another that
you are helping to build up? Those w ho
smoke "Our Champions" enjoy a good
cigar nnd patronize homo industry.
At Chtnuw.
Commencement at the Indian Train
ing school takes place Thursday this
week. Tho public generally Is intlted.
China Atiiost the Worll
Is not eipml to tho benefit to bo hail by
all the people who buy their protislons
and groceries from llransan ltagan.
tVU
t Osburn's Racket
2 '
a Is tho place ton can sate money on f.
d shoes. r,
t Osburn's Racket ?
"a r.
4 Is the place to buy jour summer S
hats. We keep them all kinds nnd 5
siies, Crash hats lOo ami up. 5
0. wants. Ji
money on shoes, hats, underwear 2
J notions, etc, J
t Osburn's Racket
4 Opposite P.O Salem. f
OREGON GREATESI
STATE FAIR
SALEM OREGON
Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22,1000,
tlOAVQIN l'KKMHWK n .....i
; of the - ul,B
i. Osburn's Racket t
A la the placo thoy buy for cnalnantl j
&Jll for CAhh. unit uh fnn tm.i u
Farm, Field
and Factory
Thegrettest industrial eiposition exr
held on the refflo Coast.
Open to the World
- Fbr I'renduut list address
M. D. Wuixjn,
I'ertUuJ Ore.
Great Mid-Summer
flTTiWIONS
Special offerings in National Cords, and Dimities, in .t
designs and colors. New dress skrs in cras!l d n
ricty of ladies' neckwear.
riUly Ul tallica iiwnumi. m w.0 mmww.uhvus. ui ui.e,
Pulley Belts, and a complete drive in bath towels. 1
all-wool worsted suits, Cheviots, new patterns, weliS
stylish and perfect-fitting. Linen crash suits, new S'
hcyt sumo, ouw j"
QUL'P tin put co.
Friedman's
Cor State nnd Commorolnl Sts.
Closing OM
Some of the bargains you enn get here: Three pairs of good black hose, Iijle,
sires, for l5c; three papers of safety pins for 0c; ladies' silk mitts, 15c, men's cti
cooterehirte, full sire, for 12c; children's white kid glovs, 10c; lino silk veiling,
10c n ynrd ; pearl buttons, Cc a dozen ; w hlto bono buttons, 10c a grots ; booh inj
eyes. 10c; n box; inttinl letters Ocn gross; mon'a flnnnol cont nnd vest, regn!
$.1.60, for fl.BO; ladles' and misses' Oxford tie shoes, 50c, 05c und 75e. Ilargalat
in laco nnd embroideries. Embroidery silks, 2c a skein; 10 yards spool twist, lit
a droeii. Wo are selling silks, veltets nnd dross goodB bolow wholesale prices.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of ostoffice.
Ordors tnkon for tailor made clothing. Agent for M. Born A. Co. Iwk at tii
samjiles nnd get the prices.
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 21 LONG
YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUEN TLY 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.
Q3ATT
258 Commercial St,
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
THOS. MIL.NB
Sl'CCi:sSOH TO L, M. KIRK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt and careful attention given to tho
delltoryof goods to nny part of tho city.
54 to 58 State St. Phone 871.
Crysial Ice Works
Is delivering he to Its patrons
tit the prevailing prices. Also
ce cream in an quantity will
bodelitered to nny part ol tho
the city. Price Mo per gallon,
warranted to keep 1L hours nfter
delitery. :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
BOOKS! BOOKS!
M'lTtBLK X)H SCMMKI1
KlUDISOAT :
PATTON'S BOOK STORE.
iwn, 10c. kcii :
Tfcj lM lloa.U4J. byPtaU.mThOB.pMu
V rT Hwy Koof b' "' Rxne
it klrf. by il.rj J llolun,
HwiWfclon Hill, li.. i... ... , ....
Vl0or Hwok, by M.ry J lume
kSrt ltAu,, by M.ty 1. Holmw. .
Tb BouJwm. by JUry J. Holme.
VotUwir. by II Sobu MtnUm.
Ths BJib4b, by IU1I oin.
Tkdw. br Uurls trrriii
Tb Fron pirte, bjr Clrk Ruil
' '". ui viMonen -uwau.
Besides 500 Other Titles.
A big assortment of ui
- " mt uugytjn
New Racket
Salerno,,,,,
Dry Goods, Shoes, Hate
Ladies' and Gents' s'
Furnishing.Goous.
Bottled Beer-
Kllngerft Ueck.Successors to SoutbSleK
Bottling Works,
All orders for bottled beer will be AM
at the brewery. Kept on cold stor.
Free city delivery. Telephone 2131.
RATESJN ICE
Tho following low rates oil ice tote
been agreed upon by the Capital ice
Works and Crystal Ice Works, of InU
city beginning May 10: . .
Confectionery stores, hotels and flu
markota, using 100 lbs or more at a tims
60c per hundred; less than 1W lbs IK.
I'lvata parties using 100 lbs or mors,
76cjless than 100 lbs, le per Ik. M
sale below 10c. .... ,,
Ico In ton lota, $7.60; half ton,
at the works. llW. ...w.
Ice shipped In sacks 76c per 100, ssc"
extra. CaWTAL IcsOMI
6-lfltf Crystal let ofc
NOT FOR CHINA
While nations are Aurnrfmc
troops to Chins, we are at en '
ing to our business "W.VLS
our patrons the best to be had
for their money at tne.
WIIITB IIOUSB HESTAtaW
l,.tf,ni A Hmkiubi
Proprietors, 108 State SU
Salem Boom
tif u., J.,r rAfVeO
plenty of sewer tfpe wraiji
Also two car loads Porttanfl
cement and Kocne ai w.
lime, 200,000 shiwles Star
A Star. EQiilre prices.
D. S. Bentley & to.
SHIPP
3lO FrntS
Phone sot.
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