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Crash,
Duck,
Cotton Covert Cloth
FROM CAPE NOME.
MRS. ANNA M. MCIIOLAND JOHN MORE
LOCK WRITE OF THEIR TRIP.
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We have a splendid assortment at prices
from 10c to 30cfper yard. Send for
samples and compare with goods shown
anywhere at the same prices. That'slall
we ask. We're sure of a sale then.
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fiOLVERSON'S CASH STORE
$ The Bier Bargain House of Salem.
Stall orders got our Immodlatojiltentlon.
Arrived la Cood Ordtr and Landed Freltht
Without Mlhp2 5,000 Peocle
There.
SUMMER SPECIALS
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The Greatest of
Foulard Silk Sales
This season's high grado Foulard
silks, tho purest of silk In grays.
Invondor.purplu. blue, brown mid
black In tbo handsomo Polkii
Dots and scroll designs. Tlio
regular f 1.00 quality, 31 Indies
wide nt
50c yd.
"Silver" Shirts
Special
Our ontlro lino of tlio celebrated
silver shirts Hint null nil over tlio
country for $1.25 and tlioy aro
trnlyj'.worth It. Our special
prlco on tliopo shirts Is
82c each
wlillo tlioy but.
Shirt
Waists
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BIG REDUCTION
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w uuaing wnnc ana colors.
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$1.50 waists reduced to
$1.25 waists reduced to
$1.00 waists reduced to
85 waists reduced to
50 waists reduced to
$1.20.
$1.00.
85.
70.
40.
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From n letter, dated Juno 10, Jimt re
ceived by Mr. and Mrs. 0. M. 1-ockwood
from Mrs. Anna M. Nlchol, formerly
manager of tbo Postnl Telegraph ofllco
hero, Tiir Journal is permitted to
moke tbo following extracts:
Hero I am silting In a tent nbout 300
feet from tbo water's edgo with tem
porary quarters that aru so much mora
comfortable than many of my fellow
travelers In tills valo of woe, that I nm
hourly congratulating myself, Well, to
beitin with woliad a'safo tliojtgh qdlto
tcuious voyage.
Wo left Hcatllo the 21st of May, got
Into Dutch Ilnrlwr tlio 1st of Juno,
stnyed thero Jnet ono week to get coal
then started on and worn leu bound moot
of two days or not exactly Ico bound
but wo would slip through n gap be
tween two floes and then another would
confront us but our Captain was a good
one nod teemed to smell his way
through, and lauded us off the promised
land the 13th of June. Wo had beauti
ful weather to got our stuff ashore and
not ono pleco wet or lost. Wo formed n
cointiany on board tlio boat of six peo
pie four gentloinen, Including tlio Cap
tain of tlio Aberdeen and three men
from Tacoma, ono a practical old time
miner and tho others regular hustlers
and our two selves, wo aru to help when
they get claims that wo know aru good,
by doing Hie cooking for a gang of men.
fn tho meantime wo will eslubllsh the
hospital and havo n fine lot already
bought for only f 200 that I am calls
fled will bring us (COO and about $2000
mora when the tents aro uti nn It. lint
wo win nong on to it until wo know
that tho mining proposition will pay
belter. Wohavo tho tents In tho course
of erection today nnd will bo ready for
business by tomorrow night. Wo can
let nil tlio beds fortwodollors per night
ami can get n f 1.50 per niuul for bread,
Iiotatoos or beans anil bacon and coffee
so wo will servo -meals while the rush
lasts and then turn It Into n hospital.
Talk aliout people I tho beach forthrco
tulles is piled with baggago, people and
tents, freight and everything you can
think of. anil still coming. Of course,
thero will bo many who will tta back
soon, dlsguatod and broke, but i think
tbo ono who can get a foothold and stay
with it will bu all right. I, however,
think all occupations will bo overdone,
and do not advlsu anyone to couio hero.
Tho beach Is pretty will worked out
by the common ininornndhUappllance,
nn in inrgo company wiiii proper ma
chinery can got lots of gold out of It. I
think tho country is rich, and ono can
ueuuvu auoui unit mo
PERSONAL
Mrs. J. II. Fletcher has gone to Jeffer
son for a stay with her sons on tbo farm
Mrs. Allna Thomas, of the Willamette
j dining rooms, has gono to Roseburgfor
a vacation.
Miss Goodrich, who hai been teaching
In Woodburn, has gone to her home In
Missouri.
Supt A. Jj. Drown, who has been
clown villi rheumatism for nearly two
weeks Is again at his work.
.Miss h.thcl Qilllngbam has gono to
Walla Walla, whoro sho ban accepted a
position as telegraph oporator.
II. It. Page, who has been confined to
tbo house with.tho measles, which havo
bod tbo run of his family for tho past
month, Is again ablo to 1k down town.
'.. J. Hatch, who built tho steamboats
"Ohio" and "City of Balem," that ran
bctweon Corvallls and Portland in tho
70's, was In the city visiting friends last
week.
DIED.
ROGKRS. At tho Oregon hospital for
mui nuane, ni z:w a. in,, rway, Juno
29,HK)0,of conaumptlon.MaggloRogers,
aged 15 years.
Tho young woman was received at tho
asylum from Portland In August, 1805,
and tho remains were "glvon burial in
tho asylum comotory yesterday after
noon.
girlhood, womanhood and motherhood Great Mid-Summer
ATTRACTIONS
Drunk Aialn.
O. Leduo, who paid a lino of $5 yestor-
day for drunkonnoss, bad monoy enough
lelt to 1111 up again, and was takon bo
fore Rccordor Judali again this morning
on tho en mo charge. Tho recorder as
sessed him $10, in default of which ho
was thrown in for flvo days.
A Neat Catatos.
Tim Journal is In receipt of a. copy of
mo iww catalog ol tho stalo Agricult
ural collcgo at Corvallls. It is a neat
book of 125 pages, and Is an oxcollont
specimen of tho printer's art, tho work
of Geo. 1), Kcady. who Is In charco of
tlio collcgo printing office
Are Renovated, Regulated and Restored toy the
Pelvic Catarrh Remedy Pe-ru-na.
and invigorates. It Is n panacea tor an
lrrogularltlcs of her monthly periods
It Is b constant friend to tho oxpecum
mother; a never-falling stand-by to th
nursing mother, both for herself and foi
her child, and finally when the change
of life comes on, no medicine on earth it
of equal ofllcaey to tho woman In thlf
critical period. Surely Pe-ru-na Is the
nnin'i friend."
That catarrh ha any relation to bar
renness In women Is surprising to many
It Is one of the mysteries of catarrh
This Insidious dlseaso penetrates tc
every organ of the body. Mrs. L. M
GrlfIlth,ofCambrldBe,NebMsaystMYoui
medicine did
me a wonderful
amount of good.
It aurod me
of barrenness I
am thirty years
old and had
never borne any
children, but
since beginning $;.
your mcdlclno
I gave birth to a
ten-pound baby
girl. She Is now six months old, and
weighs twenty-flvepounds. My frlendc
wcro all surprlacd. Somo would not
believe It until tlioy camo to sco me.
My husband says lie never saw such o
chango In anyone as there was In mo
after I had takon three or four bottles ol
Pe-ru-na. I am stronger than I hava
been since I was quite young. God
bless you and your medlclno forever.''
Address Dr. llartman, Columbus, O,
for free catarrh book.
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Mrs. E. O. Everljv
Mrs. E. O. Ererly, 605 Diamond Street,
Philadelphia, Pa, sayat "X feel well,
never felt bailer j thanks for your at
tention and Po-rn-na. I will be glad to
do all I can In tbi war of advancing the
sale of your valuable medicine. I do
think Pe-ru-na the beat medicine I have
tried at any time. Since I btgan taking
Po-rn-na vrehava naverbean without It."
IUad what an eldarly woman says a
Woman who has pasaad through all the
phases, crlasa and experiences of girl
hood, womanhood and motherhoodtuI
really believe that every- woman In the
World ought to have Po-rn-na on hand
11 the time t for, If sho gets tired, Po-rn-na
refreshes hers If sho gets nervous, It
Soothes bar j If deapondont, It cheers
am
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$?&M
Special offerings in National Cords, and Dimities, in haw
designs and colors. New dress skirts in crash, denims S
Bedford Cords, from 35c up. New ties and a splendid vi
riety of ladies' neckwear. A big assortment of Ladlp?
Pulley Belts, andja complete drive in bath towels. Mcnc
all-wool worstedfsuits, Cheviots, new patterns, well-manV
stylish and perfect-fitting. Linen crash suits, new tiM
new shirts, straw and crash hats, etc. AH of the above at
deep cut prices. l
Friedman's New Racket
Cor. Stnto and Commercial Sts.
Sn'em Oregon
ho reports that tlioy
8 Made of Imitation tucking trimmed with inserting,
p ip..jv, imiiwio til ipi.UU IU tJ.UU.
soo published in tho homo papers.
raw i-rea aim lion in uutch
but they aro not in yot. I
Ilarlwr.
iiiiiik jien
will bo ready to go buck soon, for ho was
sick nearly all tlio way, and
nil
tholr boat
tho snaps
W. H. HOBSON
P07 OOMMltltOIAU HT, UAL.ICM OH.
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WCATIICII,
' Tonlalit ioitlbly
f., fair; warmer.
showorr. Hunday
OUR POLICY
to gko you tho ud vantage of our years
ni, experience in skill, and of our ability
toimljutt tho price to tho minimum
iTliognidual lucreaio of our builnusa Is
dil aeouranco tbut the foundation of
r liiislnosi jwlloy is
ft1
Honesty
tfho oonttant inoreasu of our hindnou
jls.aaiurliiguvldoiirotlint wodeAl In moro
nnan tneru promites.
Watches elwnml, 78c.
Main rSprlngs, 76o.
s-H-HINQJ3S
WATCIIMAKKU
ANDJNWKLIW.
SVSOOMMiCKOlAb M't
riext uoor w IloH'eroii'
(XIITAUK.
11 M Olatk, Portland.
I'rank Matter, Portland.
P. J Arnold, Portland.
K P Page, Chicago.
John llalstead. Chicago.
M Chambers, Heattlo.
J II Kettlenilrti, Woodburn.
J A Ixihinnn, MoMlniivIllo.
W V Camjilxdl, Cbemnwa.
Mm V KCampliell, Ohemawn.
J FSpencer, ltohcdalo,
II A M 0 lluttuvlllu.
P K Thompson. Portland.
It M Gntewowl, Portland,
WILMUk-TTK.
Krncst Manlt, Ban I'rauclsoi.
W lllloliimii.MjMIimvlllii.
H 0 (Innony, Oregon City.
. 0 Dunii.Vortlaiul.
J 0 CJoodalo. Oltv.
Hilly Klemln, Ran Krancleoo
Amy K
August
y ltiu-inoml, linn
iiuuni lllL-or.
P 0 Patterson. Portland.
KrnnclsiNi.
Iger, Portland.
O I.' XlnH... at I a..I-
V .lIIUllOHll,
Oeo A Peel, Portland.
V M .Miitheiin, Portland
J A Watson, Portland.
Enjoy the fourth.
If you oro planning to tuko an on
on the "Fourtli" donH forget tlmt If
ling
huh n i en joy yuursnioKo you must buy
UCoroua Cigars.
ou
Everybody gets a bargain
at the shoe sale, Given's old
stand.
FAMILY JARS
VACUM FRUIT JARS
flip woro you liovo of the latter, tho lets you will have of tho forme-
LATEST AND BEST
gKASV TO 8KAL, 1JA8Y TO OpK N, atk to wtjtlm Vmuui Jars.
MASONS Yt&itiWlr!lt'l
JUST ARRIVED
i Htt of Jelly ulat. Call and see ua for vfiiinuuniiw .,.... a... h...
IhMri1tobfouudlnthocity. "''",- "
wUHrtllOM beautiful dlallM Wnantelvlnir nwvlru.l ..1,1. ... -.. 1 ...
autluim. " ' ' """ """ "p ",,u K
In going to bo so lute that
will i)o ironu.
It was rather rough on sea yesterday
and hint night, but It Is nlco to today
again, and I don't liellovn tlio climate Is
going to bo so very bad, after nil. Tho
water is very bad, but we oro boiling all
vo drink until wo ran get at tho still,
when I am suro wo can maku tho cost of
that In selling water.
Lots of tho Yukon miners am hint
coming In nnd did not lx-nt us so very
much, you see, lor tho Ahorecon went to
Hi. .Michaels, for a load after landlni! us.
Wo saw tho big lniat, Tacoma, go
aground nut at sen, and were within ttn
rods of hur. but our crow know their
business and didn't rush headlong on as
they did, Thu big Ohio was quarau
mi tilled and sent to an Inland, with her
800 imMWigers, ou account of sinallKx.
i iiiiiik ii is a council ii wo get any
man lorn moniii, a- inn postoiilco is a
llll.it 1 11(1 liuilding, and Is equipped no
conllngly, and bundling the mail for
at least n,000 iK'ople. I think I will
ndvlso lien mid ('rod to go to work there.
J. Morolock writes under dato of Juno
17, in partus follews:
Well wo are In Koine nt lust Wo aro
waiting for our freight which wo ex
jvccl today. Wo uro camped on tho
beach, and Ills very cold today and I
am anxious for our stove. Thero is n
jHirfecl Jam of ihmijiIo ou tho Im-iicIi and
In the town. Men mid women all mixed
uti together scrambling lor their freight.
Thero uro twenty-sown steamers hero
unloading now. Tho steamers uro un-
londiim into blir HuhtnrH tun initio mil
ond towed fnnt) shore liv small lues.
Knch llithtor holds about c.uniitv.iiv.i
tons,'
Wo ate about ono inllii from llin Intnl.
lug place mid It Is bad walking Jn the
sand. I hero are tents stretched along
thu beach (or tenor llfteeu miles and in
every direction, In fuel It Is a city of
touts. .Messrs 1'lctohcr nnd Duncan are
campcii witn us,
I nm feeling pretty good now, have n
slight cold yel but oxpeol when wo get
our stuvo up and llvn at home to lw
Kr(tvtly well in a short time.
Cr at Ncwtere.
A committee of tho Bngarlteet rustlers
of Nowbergcaino over mid took tlov.
(leer to that live town on tho morning
knit, where he Is to address u meetlngof
fanners who aro Interested In iliosiiL'tir-
.lieot Industry. Tho Ooxornor Is to re
turn this ovuulnig.
Mrs.Wlllcian's Recital.
Tho Baptist ehurch was woll filled last
evening by Balom's music loving pub
llo to hear tho nnnnal recital of tho
Interstato Associate Unlvorslty of Mu
sic, represontcd In Oregon by Mrs. Et-
ta Andors-Wlllman. Thero were olght
numbers on tho piano, and although It
was a long program, tho oudlcnco was
moat appreciative uno business man
who remarked before tho opening that
ho hoped to bo ablo to onduro one-half
of It, was a closo Hstonor throughout,
and confessed at tho tho ond that ho
had been happily disappointed, again
proving that "music hath chaims to
sootlio tho Biiv.igo breast' otc. Tlio
whole inako-up of tho program was of
such a charactor as to lie restful and on
Joyahlo throughout, which fact nlono
stamps tho head of tho concorn as a true
musician.
rn o(i n a u.
Piano Quartotto.Symphony Joseph Hay.
don.
First i.lano Nettlo L.IJecknor.Claudla
Chlldors.
rieeond jiiano lJertha II. Hubbard,
Mrs. K. H, Auson.
n. Honatlna On.108, No. Ti Dlabolll
Fain VAIT CIV "KODAK?" Well, It is hore-tho kind
ill II lUU tiAl you want and at the prico you llke-cer-
vw i tainly every thing that goes with it on the
Bamotasls. Bco our north window, then mako your selection, i rices run
from 2.00 to $30.00. You aro sure to bo suited. Half the pleasure of you r
summor vacation may consist of taking "snap shots", tho other holf in show
ing thorn to your loss fortunate friends. "Tlioy dosay" It Is moro fun than a
barrel of monkeys, and "they" ought to know. Anyway the "kodak" Is eo
slroplo a child may operate it. Long-drawn-out pleasure follows Its use. Thus
in tlio future you may rovol in the past. Send Oregon vlows to friends In tho
Hast and help to boom tho to bo greatest state In the Union.
Call on ua . No trouble to ihow goodi eren If 7011
don't bur. Hut one thing remember alwaji-al
FRY'S DRUG STORE
Ladies' fine shoes $125 in small sizes,
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,
Rlf lit Goods at Rliht Prices.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
b. Pastorale Op. 171,
Althen Moorcs.
.Frunx Hltx
Nagol, traveling passenger agent
Line, was in tho
J. It.
for the Oregon Short
ouy touay.
Mrs. Walter Pugh and children started
yesterday over thu 0. It. V N. lines for n
visit to
hurt
i St. Paul and Chicago.
a. HlgliHtoppingHorsee.Clara Andorson.
b. Jtlinillliullrook I-omolnn.
c. Skipping Clara Anderson.
Mario Motor.
Air Anglais, Thalberg.
Orayco Savago.
a. Knmniono! Ostrow,.! , . . .Itubcnsteln.
b. Honata Ouaslunn Kantasio, Op. 27,...
No. 2, Keetlioron, Claudia Chlldors.
n. Allegotto Bchorgands, (Fragment),
Ilaborbler.
b. Sonata Op. 03, . , Ueothoven.
Nettlo L. Iteckuer.
a. Novelty (Ift hand alono) Strakosch
b. Kevell dul.lon (Original edition)
CheyallenloKontskl.l'red.H.Woters.
a. Htaccato Ktude, ltubenstelu.
b. Iligoletto i,Mt.
c. htudo Op. 25, No. 0 Chopin.
, Ilortha H. Hubbard.
rreseuiaiion oi uipiomas
Hon. Claud Gntcli.
The llrst number alwvo was given
with great precision, and proved a ideas-
Ing salutatory, as It wore. Tho numbers
by tlio little girls was n lino illustration
of tho fact that tho classical composi
tions nro not composed exclusively for
mature players, and tho young ladles
were heartily applauded for their efforts.
Miss Orayco Bavagu fully mot thefex-
potations of her friends by tho mclodl
eus manner lu which sho played. Her
tones rolled out soft and blending, but
Clear as a Dull.
Miss Claudia Chlldsrs, tho first of the
graduates to play, gave u keen Interpre
tation of a couple of the great master
composer's moit popular works of art.
Shu played with n dainty effect that
bowed to nil present that the young
lady had honestly earned tho diploma
which will everywhere glvo her recosnl
tion as a superior player, Her numer
ous friends fairly burled her hi bouqueta
as an expression ol tlielr approval.
Mlaa lieoknor, who is a graduate of
imm, played in a spirited manner, but
Guess
t : t
The wheel iu South Window will
ceaio running But unlay night nt
7 ISO. Thero has been hundreds of
guwie as to how far it has run.
'I he nearest ono wins a gas lamp
No oharge for sueailug, tig lottery.
Cmo and watch It n minute, and
put Iu yourgueas,
Fireworks
I am fast closing out that line of
tlrenorks and firecrackers that 1
carrlsl over from last season. Many
are buyiug them for a private homo
exhibition on Fourth of July, You
can get a whole arm full of Itoman
Candles, rockets, bombs, etc., from
tl.60 to 12.00, Come and eeo.
with groat smoothness and delicacy of
touch.
Frcdorick R. Waters, tho only young
goutloman of tho class, executed two
lieavy eoloctions with great forco and
artistic effect. Ho seemed to enter into
the understanding of his work, in bucIi
a mannor ns to bring out tho thoughts
of the great composers. He brought out
tho grandeur of DeKonskl, in such a
mannor as to fairly express tho com
poser's thoughtfulncss in every noto.
Mr. Waters must somo day rank nmong
our country's great playors, it ho con
tinues his work with tho samo intelli
gence and skill as in tho past.
When tbo last number was glvon, tho
audience must lmvo Imagined themselv
es in tho presence of a great concert
performer, for MIssMIubbard appeared
without music, and executed her long
and dlfllcult selections wfth n freedom
born of Intuition. Ibis young lady has
nn assurance, forco and Individuality
such ns must at all times maku her ex
ecution nttinctlvo In tlio highest de
gree. Tho classof 1000 aro Fred H.
Wators.Miss Chlldors andMIss Hubbard.
Mrs Wlllnian is to bo congratulated
upon tho results of her work ns demon
strated by tills trio of graduates, whoso
artletlo work would do credit to tho
greatest musical Institutions of the
land. At tho closo Mr. Gatch presented
the diplomas to thu class in a few well
chosen words, when tho audlenqo de
parted for their homes leellng.woll re
paid for their evening's time.
0. R. & . City Offlee
240 Commercial stroot. Call for paaecn-
gor nnd (reigut rates.
Gov M, Pow-Kns. Agt.
Great rush for shoes at
Given's old stand.
Have Patleace.
Claud M. Buster, ono of the censui
enumerators, says there appears to; be a
little uneasiness in his district that some
of the residents will not bo called upon
and thorefore their names not taken.
Ho assured a Jocunal man that no fear
need bo entertained, for though he has
tho largest district ol any of tho several
enumerators, and It will renuiro more
tlmo to visit all the people In the terri
tory assigned him, which comprises all
of North Balem and Englewood, ho will
not closo his books until every person
within the boundary lines of tho two
precincts havo been called upon.
OASTOniA.
Basra tie 4 1 Kind YOU 113TB AlMTS BdBgW
i Osburn's Racket 5
a Is tho place you can e.ivo money on
0 shoes.
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r. i7vniirn nur-wr
2
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hats. Wu keep them nil klmls nnd &
Irt.fl r?.nali llll.a IIVl nn.1 .m.
wards.
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Osburn's Racket
Is tho placo they buy for cash 'and
noil for cash, and wo can eavo you
monoy ou shoes, hats', underwear
notions, utc.
Osburn's Racket
Opposite P. 0. Balem.
OREGON GREATEST
STATEFAIR
SALEM OREGON
Sent. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22 1000
--! - --.
110,000 IN PREMIUMS on products
- in mu
Farm, Field
and Factory
Tho greatest industrial exposition ever
held on tho Pacific Const.
Open to the World
For Premium list address
M. 1). Wisdom,
Portland Ore.
RAMBLER
BICYCLES ARE JUST A LITTLE AHEAD OP ALL
COMPETITORS; IN FACT THEY ALWAYS HAVE
BEEN IN ADVANCE THAT IS WHY YOU SEE
RAMBLERS EVERYWHERE SC 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, $40
None are better at any price few as good
REMEMBER BUILDERS HAVE HAD 21 LONG
YEARS OF EXPERIENCD, CONSEQUENTLY THEY
KNOW HOW TO MAKE A GOOD WHEEL X
CALL IN AND LET ME SHOW YOU OUR LINE.
IT IS A PLEASURE TO SHOW OUR WHEELS.
03ATT
258 Commercial St
A full line of Bicycle Sundries. New wheels on installments
THOS. MIL.NB
SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Alill Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt and careful attention glvon to tho
delivery of goods to any part of tho city.
54 to 58 State St. Phone 871.
Crysial Ice Works
Is delivering Ice to Its patrons
nt tho prevailing prices. Also
ice cream in any quantity will
bo delivered to any part ol tho
the city. Price 65c per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours after
iieuvery. ::.!;
Bottled Beer
KlIngerA Beck,Succes3ora toSobtfcSalsm
Bottling Works.
All orders for bottled beer will bo Mies'
at the brewery. Kent on cold storage.
t-ii H unlivery, jei
telephone 3131.
SB?
against the World
Fair Store for bar-
ss
9d
Roth & Graber Aso7.gINS
t-nOKE IS), )$( ttats it.
China
and the
gains.
Caaat of Firm.
Teter A Davis have bought out the
Wlllaiueto 8Ute from Harold A Key
nold, and will conduct that livery and
feed business In better shape than over.
BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE
Lots of Small Tracts of From
1 to 20 Acres in and
Around Salem.
J. Maguire Prop'r.
RATES ON ICE
307 COM. P5T
Opposite Postoaiw, Balem.
PtaiM. Organs. Sowing Machines, Bicyclst.
A Sua lay StU.
Fork nlco spin with your wheel, or
ok i a wuiri out to mo mineral
spring, at Hall's Ferry, and see what a
friend that road grader is, to wheelmen,
Cape Nome Is the place to
get your gold and the Fair
Store is the place to get its
full value, everything at the
lowest racket crices. 274
Commercial st. Salem Or. S
CUsa Aiaatt U WorU
Is not eoaal to tho benefit ta bs l..i tw
I all tbo people who buy their provisions
and grocerut from Drantaa A Ragau.
Kstt a A .. a a i
w m,u imeis, an sixes, near
Turner. Others at Aumsville, Stayton,
dcjo, Leuanon, Albany, Jefferson, In
dependence Dallas, Moumouth, Shorl.
dan, MoMlnnvllle, Dayton, Hubbard,
Woodburn, Gervais and Brooks. Wo
also handle the lands for McMaster A
BIrrell in Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Mult
noraah ad Waaliington counties. Also
the land known as the Concordia Land
A Trust Co. projrty. These lands are
onurou ai xty low prices, in order to
settle up old mortgages. Wo have lands
t prices of from 2.50 per acre up. Also
houses and lots In Salem, to sell cheap.
AIho to trade for ranches.
If you have any property to sell, trade
or rent or want to buy or trade or want
a loan or insurance, call and sco ns, at
?JJ Commercial St,, Balem, Ore.,
BOZORTH, RYAN & CO,
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PnWnn'nBnAlVOnln
I (ll'lUU 0 UUUIV 0(1 U
Saturday Only
Your galn-Our loss. These fine 11.60
editions of Copyright books.
Tho following low rates on ice havs
been agreed upon bv tho Capital Ire
Works and Crrntal U Wnrlr. n Ilili
city beginnlnir Mav lfls
Confectionery stores, hntpla and flsa
(markets, using 100 lbs or more at time
60c per hundred ; less than 1W lbs 76.
Private partlea using 100 lbs or more,
76c; less than 100 lbs, lc por Ik. N
sale below IOC.
Ice in ton lots, 7.60; kali Urn, .(
at the works.
Ice shipped in sacks 76 per 1M, sacks
extra. Oamt.ii. Ic Woaxs
6-lfltf CaTBTU. lea Wouu.
98C
Sinbad and Smith
Fin and Feathers
Sundown Loflara
Red Pottago
Wind Jammers
The Martians
Tlio Nameless Castle
Teska
Parson Kejly
Pemberton
Iluncarian Nabob
Gentlemen Player
Macinac 1-akes
Satan's Reilm
NOT FOR CHINA
While nations are hurrying
troops to Ulilua, we aro attend
ing to our business and
our patrons the best
for their money at the.
ind giving
to b had
WB1TB HOUSE RESTAURANT
McKiixor k BasuucAiT
Proprietors, 106 fitata Ht.
Salem Boom
We have just received
plenty of sewer pipe for all.
Also two car loads Portland
cement and Roche Harbor
lime. 200,000 shiigles Star
A Star. Enquire prices.
D, S. Bentley & Co.
Phono SOI. SlSPrsjntSt
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