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mi'. The Big Bargain
"Mall orders get our immodlata nttcntiun.
SUMMER
The Greatest of
Foulard Silk Sales
Thts Benson's high grade Poulard
silks, tho purest of tdlk in grays.
Invomlor.purplo, blue, brown mm
black tu tho handeomo lolkn
OoU and scroll designs. Tho
rrKulnr fl.tXI quality, ill Inches
- wido nt
50c yd.
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Waists
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BIG REDUCTION
3. On our entire line of shirt waists, sizes 32 to 44 in
v P eluding white and colors.
$1.50 waists
$1.25 waists
$1.00
waists
85
50
waists
waists
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
(1U7 COMMICHOIAI, HT MA.I.1CM OK,
KVCl IVa CkM aV3 fc.1LTC Ert fcX l?Q
WEATHER.
. . Probably tliuMtiia tonight and Hnttir
ihiy. Warmer Hatunlny.
It's a Matter of the
Greatest Importance
That fj-ectaclca have Htrftut lwma. It
Is also vory nwewmry that tho frnimt
iinil tprluga ho wiJt made nml durable to
avoid constunt brtnking and looo'
gldstea. Patron i-itn dmmd iixm It
that theru'a ubwlutly notlihi the mat
, (r with anything ulitulus-l from ui. No
jjioiaii esacntini ui aatvwueiKMi U ever
oyorlooktsl, IU not do yovrtwlf the d
ifafor of tzoinir elcowtiyr-
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AND 1km Hlhll,
SOaOOMMItHOlAb MT
Next door to llolvervou's
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FAMILY JARS
VACUM FRUiT JARS
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Covert Cloth
assortment at prices
to 30c.rcer yard. Send for
CASH STOFE
House of Salem.
SPECIALS
"Silver" Shirts
Special
Our ontlro lino of tliu celebrated
silver shirts that soil nil over tlio
country for f 1.25 nml they nro
truly worth it. Our scflnl
prlcomi theso shlrls is
82c each
tvhllu they hint.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
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(tHTAUK.
(i. T, (Irtlligmi, Portland.
Wm. llurrlhon, Oiillits.
Mrs. V. llnrrUoii, Dullus.
Mih. .Iiiiio Carter, Divlhtx.
Mrs. Thus, llarrlnoii.Taonimt.
Miss Kvit llarrtmin, Tacnmn.
Mrs. Win, Yergen, Olmnixx'L'.
MlssChrlslliioUlirlKtenkeii,OliiiiiipK'.
.Inrob HoiiKir, Btnytou.
O. Monlgnmery, 1 rlnevllle.
wii.lv.iktt:.
T.J. l,oon, Duhuijue, limit.
Mrs. T, J. Uivou, Iowa,
Miss I.OV011, Inn it,
II, W. Nelson, San Prituuinoo.
O. HnrrU, Portland.
Khiii Ouldiiiilth, Portland.
M. O. Meyers, Ht. Jint, Mm
J. Al. Wmldlor. Portland.
P. I.. Camplmll, Moumouuth.
II. I.. Hooper, Tho Dalles.
.1. 8. Ilnrniiui, tipokituu.
J. C. doodah-, CIU.
lUld.M. Diiuti. Portland.
O. 11. tliiiiteiilvlii. Portland.
Iwlkiur M. Liuarus. Portland.
II. O. MoKlulov, I41 Crtxoo.
P. O. Ynmttt. Kiuomi.
Wta.
Julius lUiw, Portland.
U. I). lVml. MIuii(miki1Is
W. II. Uiwdeii, ban l'mueiwi
II. V. I u Hols, Ban PraunUoo.
V. A. Un Hols, Situ FntnolMM.
tiro. S. Klrliy. Provldneo, II. 1
l. 1- I'll r mil. Portland.
II. Ilulu, Now York.
Jih) Lyons Praln.
I'hester MuLulu, Ilium YUta.
LIuivrNash, lltiua Viala.
less ou will haxuol thy fyrmw :
ULVT
.k to ..tho Vitn jr. i t : I : .
l-amtUr laxorllea at impulur prl-v
rubWs, ; t : t : t ,
f...
lur
your canning tuppjiw. Qur (ttsn,
rv itnluc hy.
trade with is ami not
to $1.20.
to $1.00.
to 85.
to 70.
to 40.
GraberP - Aso?HNS
SMTK B?.
OREGON TROOPS MAY
BE CALLED OUT
The rational Guard W HeW la Better Con
dhlooj la Event cTa Wr With .
China.
Tub Journal Into lali night received
il riviiii.t trnm Tim Nnw York World tnr
A request troro I no ew iforK V orju lor
an estimate of tho lighting strength of
MtvyfS11 inviiimi uuhiuj unit nnuu
tho following
Two regiments arid orio'balallioti in'
fanlry, twenty companies, 120O men.
Three hatalllons naval reserve, 1M)
mn.
Oho'batlor light artillery 00 men.
To troow cavalry, 100 men.
Total" 1610 men.
Thci"e troolis aro belter (riultipcd' than
over boforo hud liavo been ordered Into
olght-day encampment at ftnlcin begin-
IngJuly 7th,
INTDHESTATE RECITAL.
Mrs. Witlmtflt' Third Annual Commeactment
Program at the First Dactlit Chunh.
The third nnnunl Commencement of
tho Interstate Astoclato l.'iiivorelty Hya
tein of Music represented In Salem by
Kttn Andcra'WIllinnt, will bo given at
First Haptist church this aveuing.at H;16
o'clock, to which no- admission will be
charged, mid tho genoral I'ublic Is Invit
ed tonttenil. llio progrnm lor tlio oc
casion is oiio of unusual niilsical Interest,
as follows.
I'ltOUIItM.
I'i.ino Quartette, Symphony Joseph lluy-
den.
1'irst piano Nettle L.lleckncr.Olaudln
Chillers.
Heeond liluno llortlm II. Ilubhard,
Mrs. 1-. It, Anson,
a. Konutlna On.lOH, No. Ti DIahelll
b, I'netornlo Op. 174 Kraux Hit.'
Altliea MiKircn,
a, IllghHtopiilugllorses.Clnrn Anderson,
h, Itunulngllrook, Uunolno.
c. Skipping, (Jlnrn Anderson.
Mario llofor,
Air Anglais, Tliallterx.
urnyco uavngo.
a, Kammenoi Ostrow,
. Kubeiisteln.
b. Hoimtn Oiiasiuna rututasio. On. 27.
No. '-', I'eelhoren, Claudia Chllders.
ii, Allegetto Hchorgands, (Krngmont),
Hnborhler.
li, Bonntn Op. G3, Ileetlioven.
Nettle I,, lleckner
ii. Novelty (Iift hand nlono) Htrnkoech.
b, Huvell dul.loii (Original edition)
(ihoyallurdoKontskl.l'red.U.WntcrM.
a, Blaceato lltuilo, ... .Ilubennteln.
b, Itlgololto, Liszt.
e. r.tmh) Up. .ft, ro. 1. . .. Uliopin.
norma n. iiuiiimru,
Presentation of Diplomas
Hon, Claud Uatch.
O. It. N. City Office
it Cominorelnl street. Call for imcen
ger and freight rates.
wuv .m. rowmw, Agt.
11 imi a
LOOK OUT FOR HIM.
A Smooth Youni Man Who Takes Subscriptions
Dclow Par.
Word eomes from Albany that a well
dresiied young imin recently visited
that city niid innde n nice lit
tle clonu-up taking suhicrlptinns to
the Cosmopolitan Miignxme at 70 cents
per year.
Ho represents hlinielt to he working
font echolarshtp in it Portland buslneNs
college, which ho was to gain by send
ing In tho (argent number of Bulucribors
from this statu.
Ho witt using tlio name, IL Dennett,
which seems to he mi abbreviation of
II. Hounett Woodson, under which name
lie hits been noratlng In tho east. A let
ter from tho puhlNliersof Mnucoy's Mai
lu.lne. Indicates that ho haihoeu working
the sumo cehuio nil over thli couutiy
In Recorder's Court
City Heeonler Judah Iii!(mmhI ii Hud
of f.'i on Ledue this morning, for
gelling drunk nnd going lo sleep In tho
street. M'due paid his Hue.
On complaint of 0, W. Hunt, it war.
rant has been Issued for tho arrest of
Tims. Morrison, who was recently bound
over lo tho circuit court for threatening
to kill his wife. Ho was released by
Judge Hitrnett on promising to leave the
place, hut did not keep his promise.
Curry County Return.
The secretary of stato lias received tl o
ollUiial returns of Curry county, nnd ex
cept as to two minor olllcials they do not
change thu tlgurea as published In Till
Jouiin.m, Thursday, which was olllulnl
and correct, "except at to the plurality for
Hart, for district attorney, which should
have been Nft, Instead o( Wt.
Still Improvlni.
Tho latest revort front Karl Mundell,
who was hit on tho bond with it hit hi
lull, with Htrluus coiiMHueneus, Is that
ho Is still improving tiloly.
The Hay Crop.
A givat deal of hay una mowed
the
past few days of (air weather. A num.
Inir of farmers In the county burned
what they uould not save.
Lowest Rates East
On ncvount of tho D-MiioornUe Conven
tion nt Kansas City available to nil with
choice of six route, t). H. N. Ticket
Ollk'o !tt I Commercial street.
Guess
The whe-d tu South Window will
eei.Mi running Saturday night nt
TtSO. Tliyre has Ktm httudrxsl of
tinea a tu how far II has run,
Thu iHNHeal one wins k gas lani
Nv? olmrgo (or guessing, ih lottery.
Co-no and wateh It a iuIiiiiIq and
put In yonrgue-M.
Oimosilo PiMtouiext. RaIaiii.
Pianos, Ortptus, Sow lug Machines, llloyolo.
tfSriHMWMMMM
iaHnwiwtini-t
f n Squeal of Sfot'ti,
I Tim Mn-nlnc- Rtnlanmnn mntalna tllO
follow Ingt "Tlio Portland Orcgonhtn
published a special yesterday morning,
from Its Saleru correspondent, giving tlio
"official relarns" of the recent election
landshowlm tlio pluralities received by
tlio stato oflleer.c ect "offlc lal." Tills
hcers-ciect "omciai. inis
screed was faithfully echoed by a Solera
I "" pumicaiiou jesieruny. mu im-v
- o(Ilc,aI returni hovo j,,, -ven out
by the BecroUryof Btato.and this for tlio
ivunvii t-iiuv wio UKUicn tuc jivv u
making It possible to give them out-
Curry county has not yet reported tlio
vote on state officers and on Congress
man. When these missing figures are
,wwit.,m1 ll.n flnammtirkm ..Mil UnsaillV flf
iii;mi,vii .iiu uviMuui mmuwLH. .
Rtnto will canvass the vote,ccrtify to the
piuraltllc8,anu give them out, ana until
this is done, no "olliclnl" figures can bo
had-on tho state oulcers and Congress
men elected. Another cvidenco of tho
unreliability of some corresondents."
Tho fact of the matter is that tho
MUtesman got left on this pieco of nons
ns it has on Bovcral other matters.
Last Monday tho Jouk.val and Oregon
Un published tho total vote on the pro
posed constitutional amendments. The
Statesman had nothing on that subject.
Yesterday both theso papors published
tho complete election returns, scooping
tho Statesman again. And so it goes
week in and week out. The Jodiimal
has ull tho important nows regarding tlio
wnis in Africa and China, tlio political
conventions, etc., a day ahead of the
morning paper. Tlio Oregonlan corre
spondent is "unreliable"!!! the sense that
the Statestnun cannot rely upon him to
wait for them to got ready to print tho
ueus as it occurs.
Lane County Goddess.
Kugcoe (luanl, June 2S:
Tho Goddess of Liberty contest is
over. Tlio polls closed at 0 o'clock last
evening and tho count of ballots showed
that Miss Agnes Harris won first placo
and Miss. Irene Applcgute second. The
former will represent tho Goddess of
Liberty and tho latter tho Queen of the
Celebration. Tho contest attracted con
Lslderable attention, and a number of
peoplo were on tho streets late last even
ing awaiting tho count. The contest
proved to bo vory closo, and while the
vote jKillcd is not as large as last year,
tho greater number of promlnont candi
dates mado tho Interest equally Intcnso,
Following Is tho vete:
Miss Agnes Harris 014
Miss Itena Applegata 001
Miss Kdith Vincent 583
MlssCarrlo 1'alno... 330
RURAL DELIVERY.
Spelal AientWIU De Here: In Au-uit
More
Routes Can De Securrd.
Wonl has been received by Postmaster
Illrsch that Special Agent Orinsby of
the P. O. department will bo out hore
nguln in August to lay out tho
prniused rural deliver routes lead
ing out of Salem. Flvo of theso
routes liavo been petitioned for, and the
aggregate numneroi names signed tome
pltitions Is 0'.'0, and tho suburbs of this
city has not boon touched.
Only 75 names are required on n peti
tion for a route, nnd thoro is no doubt
that four or flvo additional routes lead
ing out of tills city could lo obtained bv
n little cxortlon on tho part of thoso who
would
lll.l lu, tuiM.fllAt 'Putt m ft .t.w.ttt
lw beuellted. Ten or n dozen
routes
fiilem.
should bo established out of
Two Danks Consolidate.
An agreement was reached between
the directors of tho First National Hank
and tho Iudependonco National Hank, of
iucieH'iuioneo 111 a taio hour yes
lerdav afternoon, whorebv tho 'in-
iluivoudonco National flank will
take over tho business of tho First Na
tional nnd coutlnuo it under tho head of
tho Independence National. Tho two
banks were established in 1880, tho First
.National onoutm- lor nus uess March -I.
and the ludoi-oudonco National onodnv
later, with J. H. Coonor ns tho nresldent
of the Mrst National and IL Hlrschbon
1 as president of. tho Indopoadcnco Na
tional, t.acli liact acapltal stock of 00,
000. The Modern tleauty
Thrives on good food and sunshine, with
plenty of exercise In the oeii nlr. Her
form glows with health nnd hor faco
blooms with its beauty. If her system
needs tho cleansing action of n lnxntive
remedy, she uses tlio gentlo and pleas
ant Syrup of Figs, mado by the Call
f jrnhi Fig 8) run Co, only,
Great Strucite
For the tnastorv in China may bo dis
agreeable, but an agreeable offer for you
may Ui to eat tho well prepared meals
Bcncii at tliu bt. hlmo Kestaurant.
The Spud Crop
Ureal apprehension is felt for tho po
tato crop in Western Oregon. Tills rainy
weather Is ruining all the little potatoes
inakinghlgouosof them fcThe IrlshMan
na'nllllHtiiiimenso. The Crops,
II. linon, it substantial German farmer
west of Jefferson, says there will boa
light crop of fall wheat, but heavy yields
nf oats and buy. If tho farmers can nave
their crops they will bo be nil right.
O A T XI X .A. .
Bun tin iM M. Ym Hart JUsiri Boajkl
Fireworks
l am fast elc-ktug out that tine of
tlrtiworVs aud tlrxvracler that I
carrietl oer from last season. Many
aro buylug them for a private homo
inhibition ou Fourth of July. You
can get a whole arm full of Koman
caudles, rockets, bombs, etc., from
L60tOfJ.W. Come and see.
DID YOU SAY
same basis. See our north window, then-make your nlccton. l rices run
from 12.00 to tSO.00. You nre sure to be suited. Half the pleasure of your
summer vacation may consist of taking "snap shots", the other half in show
ing them to yqur less fortunate friends. "They ibmy" It more un ban a
barrel of monkeys, and "they" ought to know. Anyway the kodak is so
simple a child may operate It. Long-drawn-out pleasure follows its use. Tims
in tho future you may revel in the past. Send Oregon views to friends in the
Kast and help to boom the to bo greatest state In tlio Union.
Call on ui
don't bur.
FRY'S DRUG STORE
Plffat Goods
FOR VICE PRESIDENT
TOWKE'S FRIENDS PUSHING HIS CLIAMS
AT KANSAS CITY.
Hard Work Btln- Done In the Interest of the
Silver Exponent From Minne
sota. Or Aaioefate Prr ta tka JoarauL
Kansas Citv, Mo.. Juno M Tho
greatest activity manifested In tho vice
presidential canvass before the conven
tion is shown by tho managers o( Clias.
A. iowno.
It is tho present intention to havq an
early conferonco between tho commit
tees of the Populist party and Silver He
publican party and tlio Democratic Na
tional committco, with n viaw to eccur
ing somo kind of an agreement for
furthering Towno's candidacy.
It is quite probable, however, that the
Democratic National Committee will re
fuse to take any responsibility in the
matter on tho ground that it is n subject
for tho convention and not tho commit
tco to consider.
Thomas Moloney, chairman of the
Washington delegation, Is here us a cus
todian of the vico-nrcsldential candidacy
of James Hamilton Lewis, of thnt stato.
M aioney saya tlio states ot Oregon,
Washington and Idaho, aro for Lewis.
and Alaska.
I)r.G.D.Kogors,mcraborof the Nation
al Committco and delegato from Alaska
says tho delegation has not been con
forrod with but may cast its vote
for tho Washington candidate. Dr.
Itogerssays hia delegation is much in
terested in getting a plank in platform
against caret bag olllcials in the terri
tories, T RI0UTE TO PAT REDDY.
The Soul or A Motle Lawyer lias Gone to Its
Rest.
KJItorlal In tht Bacrameoto Ilec.
Patrick Hcddy died in San Francisco
this morning.
Theso low words convoy a world of
moaning to thoso who knew tho man.
When his heart ceased n light woptout
in tills State which humanity could lit-
tlo afford to lose the light of it bravo
and a noble soul,
Patrick Hcddy was n sterling typo of
American citizenship. Ho wasatiroad,
strong, virilo, manly man. Ho was a
child ot principle and a fathor to what
ever ho conscientiously believed to )o
tho right. Ho scorned shams, ho hated
hypocrisy, ho spat upon hyiiocrites.
Aud ho rejoiced In tho friendship, tho
companionship tho love of honest men,
with an almost childish joy.
Tho Ufa of Patrick lteddy was n
stormy ouo. Hut In all tho whirlwind,
and tempest, and riot, nod temptation
of tlio early days, ho carried his honor
spotless, a giant in heart and soul as
well as frame.
And then arose tho desire for bolter
things. Then came tho longing for that
enco, and comfort, and prido, which
looketh out nf n goodly knowledge of
books. Patrick lteddy gathered together
all his makulllcout store ot energy and
put it into study. Step by stop ho ad
vnncod in honor, in dignity, lit tho es
teem nnd love of his fellowmen until ho
steal at tho head of tho bar of Califor
nia, honored aud respected by an entire
State, anil reverenced byan inner circle
ot dovoted friends, whom ho had claxpcd
toihlmsolf in bonds of affection stronger
than hooks of steel.
Patrick lteddy would have been dead
three years ago, had It not boon for an
Indomitable will. Ho has often risen
from a sick bed to champion a cause in
which his heart was centered. As bravo
as tlioTiomean lion, ho wasns tender
ns a child. Ho feared nothing, but grief
and sorrow would-bring from him tho
pitying tear. Nor was ho one whoso
sympathies stopped with tho sorrow
ful face and tho consoling tongue. Ills
pocket was ever open to second tho
dictates of his heart.
More than any other man wo know
in this Stato ho typilled the words of
llayard Tayler:
Tho bravest aro tho tenderest,
wio tovtng are tlio daring.
And now tho tired brain is aslecn. tho
grand soul at rest.
God grant him eternal peace !
PIERCE WRITES FROM NOME.
Spent Two Weeks la the lce---Prospects for the
Future of the Camp Depends un Find
ing Mew Ground,
Walter M. Pierce, of Pendleton, has
received a letter from Henry F. Pierce,
who left San Francisco several months
ago with a cargo of potatoes aud vegeta-
men uounu tor tno iape .omo country.
He was formerly a resident of Pendle
ton, being an extensive farmer on tho
reservation, and later the owner of a
tule land island near Stockton,
Mr. Plerco went via the Japan route,
and writes from Nomo Citv as follews:
"The Iwach Is nnw wolf worked out
near here. They have been at work on
It for a month, goln.- over tho second
time where they worked it out Ian sum
mer. There have boen remarkably rich
strikes forty tulles from hero at Top
kusk. The miners have taken out 1150.-
000 thoro from 100 yards of beach, but it
will soon bo over, ttulees they tliu! some
thing now.
"Ihe tundra is almost entirely pros
pected. Near tho A. S. (the Alaska
Commercial com nan v atoro the minora
are making f 10 a day with rockers, rock
ing out grass roots, t lliouclit mis wn
a joke, until I came and saw it done
betoro my own eyes.
"The ground on the tundra is frozen
to n unknown denth. lust as at Daw. I
on, so that if thts proves to U rich It
will mean winter diggings. The perina-
nency of thts camp depends titxiu this
:yof thts camp dej
tho b-iach diggings,
and
Ing., or tho dWery
covery
of quartx.
Tl
hero aro nineteen cr.vV- i-llm.
known to be rich, and bcvnnd th.w
absolutely nothing Is known. Yet,
overy foot of ground tviUiin thirty miles
iuiini, fuiu iui uuuurru IUIIC4 upatHl
down the coast Is staked, the most of it
nve iimM over lines are bad in most
cases, ami tho owners will neither pro
-ev. uvt --v-. iiiarvunu
"The-so claim owners stay In camn.
and wait for the 'chuch.wl,er,,' (tended
feet) to make discovery on options to
buy r werk. Tnsw ar wen hre owu. 6
"KODAriV" Well, It is hero the kind
you want and at tho prico you llko cer
tainly everything that goes with it on tho
No trouble to ibow roo1i OTeu If roil
Hut one thing remember ITS-t
at Rlfht Prices.
ing as many as
350 claims, 7000 acres,
who
10 liavo never seen one of them, ox
rentliiL' to stake them through the snow.
Tho power of attornoy proposition has
been much abused, and will retard tho
mineral development of Alaska for many
years to come.
"Lots nro held In Nomo City nt from
$3000 a front foot down to all sorts of
figures. Tho only titlo Is possession and
n six-shooter, nnd if a man is gouo from
his homo two hours ho is llablo to And
some one else's house on his land when
he retu rns.
"Nearly 300 peoplo linvo arrived since
I reached here, but prices aro so high
that all aro discouraged. The peoplo
hero nro Maying for suckers,' but aro
likely to got left. Unless now creeks
show good developments, there is noth
ing warranting Nomo being a big mining
camp. Of courso, there will bo lots of
money spent here, that taken from the
beach, and that brought in from the out
side." O. R. & N. City ortlee
1M0 Commercial street. Call for passen
ger and freight rates.
Guy 51. Powkhs, Agt.
Reward Offered
Wo will give $10 reword for Informa
tion leading to tho arrest and conviction
of any one tearing down any of our slgnn
along tho highway. Mitchell, Lewis A:
Staver Co., jcr F. F. Carey. d&w
Chaplain to China.
F. L. Young, pastor of the M.
K
church at linker city, has applied to
Governor Geer to bo appointed chaplain
in case Oregon troops are sent to China.
Placed on tlio.
State Fair Board.
A meeting of the Btnto lair b.nrd is
called at Salem for Saturday to complete
somo arrangements (or the exhibit of
1000. President Welirung, Secretary
Wisdom and tho executive committco
are to bo here.
China Aiainst the World
Is not equal to tho benefit to bo had by
nil tho people who buy their provisions
and groceries from liransun & ltagan,
Vklk,Vb.VVIkV'lt
f. 4 . -r. .
f. ushiifn s Karkr-t
Is tho placo you can envo money on
shoos.
Osburn's Racket
Is tho placo to buy your summer
hatB. Wo keep them all kinds and
sixes, Crash hats 10c and up
wards, Osburn's Racket
Is the placo thoy buy for cnslnaad
sell for cash, and wo citti uvt you
money on shoes, hats, umlenwar
notions, etc.
Osburn's Racket
Opposite P. O. Salem.
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OREGON GREATEST
STATE FAIR
SALEM OREGON
Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900.
10,000 IN
of tho
PHKMIUMS on products
Farm, Field
and Factory
Tho greatest industrial exposition ever
hold on tho Pacific Coast.
Open to the World
For Premium list address
M. I). tt'lMMU,
Portland Ore.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Lots of Small Tracts of Fcom
1 to 20 Acres in and
Around Salem.
N.me Hue traets. alt ,lw, ear
Aimer Others at Auuuvllle. Stayt.
Solo, Lebanon, Albany. Jefferson' In.
depended. Dalk,, Monmouth, Sherl
dan, McMiimvllU,, DayUj0i Hubbard,
Woodbum. tUrvals and Hrooks. We
aij nanaio me, tami, w MeMter &
lMrrellm Marlon, Polk, Yamhill, Mult-
nnitt-tl. u...l It i. t
v. .,. ., asniagMn counties. Also
tne land known as the Oouoordl Uml
,t Trust rv i.,.... vi .
,.,.. , i , e
mt y ww prices, in order to
eottle un old morto. . i ,. , .
-- "v.... iiraee lands are
, ,, ' , , "7 " " " uu
. Vuni oi irom li'o er aere up. Also
houses and loU In Salem, to sell eheap.
Aleo to trade for ranches.
If you have any property ta soil, trade
or rent or want to buy or trade or want
a loan or insurance, call aud sco us. at
Stt Commercial St., Salem, Ore,,
B0Z0RT , RYAN & CO
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s6m'
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Great Mid-Summer
ATTRACTIONS
Special offerings in National Cords, and Dimities, in nt.
designs and colors. New dress skirts in crash denims H
Di'Uiuiu cuius, iiuiu jji uy.
Pulley Belts, and a complete
. iwij v. iiw '" " " .
all-wool worsted suits, Cheviots, new patterns, well-S?
stylish and perfect-fitting. Linen crash suits, new tr! ' '
new snins, straw ana crasn
deep cut prices.
Friedman's
Cor. Stnto and Commerolal Sts-
Ladies' fine shoes
regular $4,00 and $5,00 goods Come and
see them.
Ladies' and Misses Oxford Ties 50c, 65c,
and 75c
3 pairs of ladies' black hose good quality
for 25c
Closing out fine dry goods and shoe stock.
Isadora Greenbaum
- First Door South of Postofffce.
RAMBLER
BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OF ALL
COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE
BEEN IN ADVANCE --THAT IS WHY YOU SEB
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, CONSEQUENTLY THEY
KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X
CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE.
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS.
03ATT SHIPP
258 Commercial St
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
THOS. MIL.NB
SUCCLSSOH TO L. M. KIHK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt and careful attention glvon to the.
delivery of goods to any part of the city.
54 lo 58 State St. .Phone 871.
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering ico to its patrons
at tho prevailing prices. Also
ice cream in any quantity will
1k delivered to any part of the
nhe city. Price 6m per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours after
delivery. : :
I.
uire Prop'r.
Pdioiis Book Sale
Saturday Only
Your gait i Our loss. These tlno 11.60
editions of ( 'opyrlght books.
Sinbada sd Smith
On ai al Feather
Sui idown Le(Urj
Ited Pottag
Wind Jakimer
The Ma rtians
The XamelehS Cattle
Teska
IN-r m telly
' lVoiborton
ItuuirarUnVabob
(tentlemen Placer
Macinae Iikes
Ailsn-s ltealm
98C
new uca mm a Splendid vV
"O . ms aiwil 1 ui
Ladies'
drive in bath towek
men's
ties,
nais, eic. ah or the ahnvA
uveal
New Racket
8aln
Oregi
on
$125
in
small siW
Bottled Beer
Klingerft Bcck,Succcuors to'SontbSalerc
Bottling Works.
- All orders for bottled beer will be AIM
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Freo city delivery. Telephone) 2131.
RATES ON ICE
The following low rates on ice liars
been agreed upon by the Capital Ice
Works and Crystal Ico Works, of this
city beginnlnc May 16:
Confectionery stores, hotels and fl
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
60c per hundred; less than 10 lbs 76c
Private parties using 100 lbs or mote,
75c; less than 100 lbs, lc per
sale below 10c.
Ice in ton lots, 17.60; half ta, 14.01,
at the works.
Ice shipped in sacks 76c per lot, sacks
extra. Cahtal lex Wows
616tf CartTAi, Ic Wows.
NOT FOR CHINA
While nations are hurrying
troops to China, we ore attend
ing to our business and giving
our patrons tho best to bo had
tor their monoy at the.
W'DITE DODSE RESTAURANT
McKttxor & ltsaucHAKT
Proprietors, lOd SUte 8t,
Salem Boom
We haye 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.
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