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Newspaper Page Textf", SWi ri 7 us' . hT ', fj X' . IK 'V; . 1 ' ' $1 jW,tk' ly - 6-f (W & va. $ J A s 1,&JU'"" w &$k "Ir't, &. . ' . Al.L.2'' J '"-T -..-UJTf, .f ; ?. i' , ' Hft.S M, TIsfc-A ,. r. 1 W Banner Sale of' the Year sSw , viiif ... tn"ir-4 " 0 . wi That's what we are making of our big $W Day Sale of Shirt Waists MONDAY, JULY 2 TUESDAY, JULY 3 ; Aay WmIi Waist tliat soM for $1.25 or over tots for 98c. , "Notie Resmcd-JI.OO, $1.10,51.15, 51.20 ones all to for 7 3 C. CorrespondlBf cut on ill others. S'MrrlK Waists, Hci-tar trice $2.90, sale days rice 51.88. What snap. ' SHk Waists, $6.00 walits for 54.38. $4.00 Waists for 52.58, HOLVERSON'S CASH STORE The Big Bargain House of Salem. DETAILS AT WORK PREPARING THE CAMP AMD CROUDS FOR THE NATIONAL GUARD. The Dust lias Been Laid and the Officer's Horses Will Have; to Be Rescued. $15,000 Stock of Men's and Boys' uotning. Hats, Caps and Furnishing' Goods to be closed out at less than cost. Mens' Wool Suits at 3.95. 50 to $l. qual ities in Crash Hats at 35c each. 75 and 1. quality Underwear at 50c garment. The greatest clothing sale of the year. 303 Commercial Street, Opp. Postoffice. WEATHER. Tli u red ay night jioaslbly Friday fair mid wnrtnur. shower. Wheat Market, San FitANHCo,.Jtily C Ctieh lOOJf. Ciiicaoo, III., July fl. Auk. 7W Salem, iO, GOLD DUST FLOUR HAI)K IIY Tho Sldnoyll'owor Co, slimier, onuuoN. inado (or family inw, ink your grncora for It. Hran and aborts nlwayu on Jinud. A- T. WALN, AGENT. I'llONI 61. AAAAAAAAAA X HOTEL ARRIVALS. Y OUR POLICY Is to glvo you tlm ndvantogo of our years of oxnorlunco In skill, and of our nullity to niljuat tlio price to tho minimum. Thu gradual Increase of our business Is vlvlil assurance, that tho foundation of our buslnoas K)llcy ia Honesty Tho coiutant InitrertMi of our buslnojia U aMiirlngovldoiH'Olhnt undent In moro than moro promise. c WatuluM olotttiod, 7flc. Jin In Spring, 7fHi. O-H-JHLING33 WATCIIMAKMl AND JWl.-lt. , ISRCOMMlCKOlAb MT Noil door to HoU'craou' WII.UtlOTK. Henry Una, 1'ortland. llort Connor, Portland. W It Hallo, Washington, I). O. Win Newman, Hnn Francisco. Sam H Goldsmith, Portland. Miss Junnlo Ilooth, Olty. MrsTheo DonnliiR, City. Kd Rolsur, Porthmd. A M Orllloy, Oregon City. M 0 dingier, Portland. Mine May Snuver, Dalian. Miss Klla Shumnko, Dallas. Mis Hollo Hhumaku, Dallas. II K WllliaiiiR, Dalian, tloo W Marx, Dallim. .I V Coo, Han I'ranulrfO. .IBllnrt, DuIIiih. Uco K Uurton, Han Frniivlwo. VA li.May.PlttehurK, Pa. Mra Kd I.May, Plttalmair, Pa. DrJIIMIIIor'Ori'uonClty. TO lit! RCPAIHUU, Who .V - ' ft- ;. ?J NOT FOR CHINA While nationa nru liurrylnit trooim U I'hlna, wwnro ntloud Inn to our bimtiiwa and kIvIiii! our tkttrvuii tho lvt to lo Imd for tlioir moiiny at the. WUITE IIOUSB HESTAUIUNT MuKnxof Hkmkhaut Proprlotort, luo Mtato bt. Iirmlcy A Co., Are the Contractors Will Give Eracloymrnt to Latorlni Men on the north Mill luce. Ilcntluy & Co Imvo tho contract to III! In n break mi tho north aldo of tho ditch Itolow tho head uati-a of tho old Halcm flouring mills coinpiiny, Uitwcon I.lborly and High atrceta. Tho till will ho ntuirly HY) fcul up and down tho stream and 60 to W fcut witlo hy I(i to lH feet drop Plloa will Imvo to Ihi driven and plank ed, on tho Iiialdu of which will Ihi ,rock clay and onith, Tho Joli will furiiltli oinplnymuiit to n mimWrol men and leaum and will ho ilami at onco and Moro liarvoetliiK lw bIiih. ThocontrnctorH feol aaaurml that they eau mako an einhnnkiiient that will aland and will pimh tlm work, oxpect InU to rompleto tho Job in about a month, at which time it la ox pooled tho wnruliouao will lw rwuly to rinvlvo tho now orop of wheat. Llceaied to Wed. MarrhiKO lloonnoa Miro ImiuhI thia morning to IXirn MomienKer and HiirIi McPolan, Patrick (lulnii,wltnoiw:luinm Murphy and T. Wlninan, Patrick I'ennel; wltuean. 0reT I'rlie uiltMtutlon, Tlioao mxirb dlahe ofTenxl by Itolli t OraUir will Ihi nwardtnl thlaTliuradav nvunliiK, at 7:M) o'elm-k. All ticket iioitiera are invited to Iki prenont. Kotii A Ohahui. MAliRnlD! MKSSKNUKU-M'POI.AN.-At tho oounty court houno, Thuraday, July ft, lKKl, Dora MeifeiiKer to llii)ih .Mc Polan, lioth ot French Prairie, County Jiidito Sixitt olIlclatinK'. VOH 8AI.K CIIKAP-Top hiitfity, llKht ono-hom) w neon, Uitli nearly new j alo ifeutldiiaroaml harnoaa, Addroia P. order, corner lulwrty ami l.ln coin stret)t,Salciu. T A 3ttt Thcro will bo no duet on tho atato en campment of tho Oregon National Guard and 35 ofllcor'a horses are stuck on a eand bar In tho Willamette rlvor. They wero shlppexl on tho atoamcr Hutli, from Portland, and may' have to be awnm aahoro to arrive in time for Saturday, when tho encampment Ik to open. General orders from tho lirlgndlcr- General dlecloso tjie fact at the encamp ment hcad(jimrtcrfl that the Third In- , ; I fanlry Iteftlmental band, from Portland, and tho Fourth Infantry Ilcglmontal band, from Kugcne, will bo present during tho encampment. The Details arrived at the camp grounds today to put tho grounds in order and do all tho preliminary work, such as putting up tents, and providing fuel nnd lnxlding. Bergt. Judson and privates Itosa, Jones and Clark, of tho Halem company, wore detailed by Capt. Lyon. Four enlisted men of Co. A., and threo enlisted mon each of companies l), C, I), K, F, and 0. Lieut. Strain, of Port land has charge of all tho details. Tho two regiments will boheroSolurday, tho Albany company arriving first, followed by tho Portland and F.aatorn Oregon companies on a special train. It. H. Greenlcaf is tho oflicer desig nated to lay out and plot the camp. A general' order prohibits hucksters or sales of liquors, wines, nlo, or beer on tho grounds, or anyone being there after tatoo taps nru sounded. Tho weather promises to bo everything that could Ikj expected during tho rainy season in the tropics, Sawmill Suit. There is a big lumber lawsuit fii tho (stocks at Kugcna this week. John Coggswoll owes J.C.Goodalof272 fir sawing lumber. Tho monoy is In the HrBtMntlonal bank garnished and Coggs woll claims 1 1000 worth of logs got away that Goodalo should pay for. Woodcock & Hilyew are his attorneys before rofereo Harris and J, A, Carson, went up with Goodalo today to try tho caao. PERSONALS. Henry Htuiiffer, of Iluttovillo, is In tho city today on business. Frank Hliofor, drove over to Dallas yesterday to celebrate tho Fourth. Mabel Downing, of Sublimity, lias gonu for n BiimmerV visit with her aunt, Mrs, P. It. Uorklcy, at Oakland. Goo, Slovens thu fruit dryer manu facturer, linHjsoino work (In his lino at Colfax, Wash), and leaves for that place to lay, W. F. Davidson, of St. Paul, who is ono of the few Democratic road super visors elected in this county, was in tho city lo-ilay. Mrs. IlriHik of 8okano, formerly I.tiuilo IaiwIm, of Halum, has been spend ing a few days nt tho homo of her mother, .Mrs. Josh Smith, in Yew Park. Mr mid Mrs. N. .I, .ludah, Mr. and Mr. John A. Jeffrey and Mr. nnd Mrs. Geo. Diinafnrd formed ouu of tho Salem partus which took in the colouration at Dallaa. Mrs. McDonald hns returned from ix months spout nt San Jure, Cal. She will remain in tho uityiibout a month and returns In August to her now Cali fornia home. Mr. and Mrs. (I, Stelner and Mr. and Mrs. M, I.. Meyers returned this morn ing from Dallaa, where they phiiuI n few days, taking In the celebration. They report a good celebration and iv fair day after a light shower In tho morning. A. II. Cook, who lived in this city about eight yeara ago where ho won en gaged in tho painting buslnoss, was in salem Tuesday on his way homo from Klondike. Mr. Cook while In tho Al aska gold llelda ha gained a fortune and was hero to visit Ida uNter Mrs. Jack Ooodo. Mrs. Asa Wyinau, daughter of Justlco J. O'ltouald, started with her two chil dren for D iwrou Tuesday morning, to Join hur husband, who la working n claim on Kldorado creek, Intending to return this fall, but on reaching Portland and Uniting that Uiooxikmiko would Ihi unit h heavier than alio expected, she gnvo up tho trip and returned to t-alem today. ItoUirt D. Wade, county riHHinler of !) Angeles county, Cal. arrhea on tho afteriuxui overland, accom (muted hy his daughter, to visit Ida undo, Dr. S. It. Jewup, for a week, after which ho will continue on Jhla way to St. Paul, Miiin.,to!ittend tho national convention o( Itopubiicau Clubs, to which ho U a delegate. LATEST NEWS FROM NOME SALEMIT1ES ARE DISGUSTED AKD SOME WILL RETURN SOON. Ex-Alderman Thomas llotman Writes Under , Diteof Junel9lh. En. JocniiAL. We arrived Jund 10th at Nome on ateamer "Nome City" after a long nnd exceedingly tlresorao trip. Tho Captain did not seem to care how soon or how lato we arrived. We left a number of steamers at Dutch Harbor, which came In hero, were unloaded and left nealn before wo arrived, and it made us sick. We want no more of tho"Notno City." The weather,however.afUir leav ing Dutch Harbor was delightful the re mainder of tho trip, Nome Is greatly overdone, The beach has been worked over two or three times already, and there is nothing loft for anybody. I find the beach diggings never have been half as rich as represented, but thoro aro plenty of rich claims up tho creeks. Everything Is in such mad confusion. Thoro will bo nuite a number of Salem pooplo go back in tho noxt two or three weeks. Tho beach digging giving out, has dis appointed thousands of pooplo. I believe this is tho hottest camp over known. There has bcon three or four men shotbinco I landed. Eomonre going crazy through disappointment, others aro broke and cannot go back. Many hun dreds aro going bock disgusted. Peoplo Jump property and claims, it neema that posseaslon is tho only law hero. Everything is very high, lumber Is $160 per 1000 feot, and a good deal of building ia going on. Tilings aro about tlircu or four times as high in price as at homo. Mr. Word and myself are camped about half a mile from town. Our freight is not yet unloaded and will not bo for threo or possibly four days yet. Gov. Fletcher has been nnd still is sick with fover, but not seriously. Frank Kaiser Is very ill with brain fovor and not expected to aurvlvo. He is delirious nnd knows no one. Ho was sick tho entire passage Mr. Morelock has been sick but is now bettor. saw Joo Cavanaugh laet evening, ho catuo from Dawson here. Mr. Wilds from Salem is selllnghls ontflt and going to Dawson. I have n very sovero cold, othorwlse feel flrat-ratc. Tho rush for mail all day long Is ter rible. Vostorday I waited two hours to get insido tho ollco. Tho amount of mall to handle Is tremendous and the post olllcu forco inadequate. I havo taken quite a number of kodak views which I will aond homo. vv irAil n IV "KODAK?" Well, It Is here tho kind 111 Will .NAY vou want and at the price you likccer AJB.MJ K vrw w n(n1 everylnng that goes with Iton the same basis. See our north window, then moke your selection, i rices run from $2.00 to $30.00. You are sure to be suited. Half the, pleasure of your summer vacation may consist of taking "snap shots", tho other half In show ing thqm toyourlesslfortunato friends. "They dosay" it Is more fun than a barrel of monkeys, and "they" ought to know. Anyway the "kodak" is so simplo a child may operate it. Long-drawn-out pleasure follows its ubc. Thus In the future you may revel in tho past. Send Oregon views to friends in tho East and help to boom the to bo greatest state in the Union. Cll on m . No trouble to ihow goodt cren If ru don't boy. But ono thing remember alTr-t FRY'S DRUG STORE RIlMCoods at Rliht Prices. THE ENCAMPMENT. OREGON NAT1QNALGUARDWILLDE WELL PR0FIDED FOR AT SALEM. Cofltritullom to the Fund Nearly All Collected. Dlf Excursion Next, Sunday. SOME PERTINENT FIGURES MAYOR BISHOP SHOWS THE CONDITION OF THE CITY. Financial Status or Salem Better Than It Been In the Past Ten Years-Council Proceeding. lias ; ' '. FAMILY JARS VACUM FRUiT JARS The inoro yu have- f the latter, the Iom you will havo of tho former. 3 LATEST AND BEST Vl- iV KA8V TO BRAU KABV T') OPES, atk to we-the Vaeum jara. : : i ; j ,.' 1 tjj rirt m q W havo a full Uuo of thwo jwimlar favorite at mpuUr prlcv - ,- tw v, . 4 n full lino of jar top and rubbers. . t JUST ARRIVED iiii " A lyrga lino otlolly gUne. Coll and aeo ua for your canning mpplie. Our lino j mo ixin w w ipunu m ui city. , xtffi C3leti)oiutrtlKwlwutlfuldUhei wearoKlvluu aw-rj0 wJt(, U( and iwt '- bunco on them. - - r '.,? : p'JRoth. & Graber l-UQNK 10, IS! STATX T. MORE NEWS FROM NOME. W. II. Helms, of Salem Reveals some Startllac Tacts Concerning the Metrocotlsorthe Froen Norih. Thu following extracts aro taken from a lettor written to Mr. Jay lllshop, of tills city, by W. II. Helm, ;dated Nomo City, Juno IMst: "With thousands and thousands of others, I Imvo been wonderfully deceived in coming to this county. There are probably W),000 peoplo hero now, and still they nro coming by tho thousands. Millions of dollars worth of prod uco and machinery aro on tho beach that will never bo used. From ono to threo suit-Ides aro reported daily, and hun dreds of men nro broko, who would be glad to work for tholr board. What will liecomo of them tho Lord only knows. There arc one or two men shot dally, and there is general disorcor and confusion. "Titles to all town Iota are In litiga tion, Tho country la all atnked out for UK) miles nrouud, lying there for sale. Thoy won't let a man prosjiect before Imyini;. A fuw claims ou tho best creeks aro being worked and aro paylna well. Tholieacli mining paid well last tall tor a tow miles ami was worked out. Early this spring tho crowd from Daw son reworked it, hut there are.still aomo anota left that nav small wanes. How. over, tho men who come out whole on the trip will bo tlio exception. "I hauled my etuft up to camp with my cart, and then sold it for !0. I liought a amall boat, navlmr ISO for It. nml hnvo commenced to movo my atuft further up tho boacli. I will put In the summer II there Is any show for some thing. There are hundreds of men going homo on every ateamer. Every branch of business 1a ovonlone. A ia very hard to get acquainted to Bleep ing in daylight. It is as light at mid night aa at noon. "Wo wero thirteen days on tho water from Aatorla Wo spent thteo days fast lu tlio Icebergs from So to SO feet thick. .a tar aa the eye could roach there was nothing but Ico. Several vosaela wore wrecked, hut no ono was loat that I can learn of. The Ohio rarao in a few days ago with eiuallpc-x on board, and waa not allouot to laud, being sent to St. Michaels," The total amount of subscriptions se cured by tho committe recontly appoint ed by the chamber of commerce to raise funds for encampment, is $510. Of this amount nearly all has been collected, W. A. Moores having boon ap pointed for that duty. An abundance of straw, lumber, wood and water has been provfded for, as well as lights, and the camp will have "all tho comforts of a homo," Salem is fortunate in securing this en campment which will bo tho greatest yet held. It will draw thousands of visitors from all over the atato to UiIb city. Elaborate preparations are being made by tlio hotels, restaurants nnd boarding housos, for tho proper accomo dation of tho expected crowds and vis itors will havo no reason to complain of tholr treatment. On Sunday next, the second day of tlio encampmont, tho popular excursion of tho Foresters of America will bring at least 3000 people to Salem, to visit tho camp of tho O. N. G and on out door entertainment will also tako placo at tho jalr grounds. The encampment will contlnuo eight days and should bo visited by every one who can possibly avail himself of the op portunity, THE GLORIOUS FOURTH. O. R. & N. City OMee 210 ConiiiiereUl street. Call lor passen ger mid freight rotes, Gpv M, Powiiua, Agt. They Cleaned We succeeded in selling every dol lars worth of those fireworks we lie filltl carne" over and can now turn our attention JO JUll more fully again to our regular line of goods. The past week has been another good one on sewing machines. In fact every week is a good one nowadays. It's the kinds we handle that brings the trade. Standard Rotary, Paragon and White machines, Shuttles, Bobbins, needles, Oil and parts for all machines. What we haven't in stock we can get for you by return mail. . Some Extra Good Snaps In Second-hand Wheels. F A. WIQQIMS 307'C01VT. ST Qppoalt PoitoUlre, Mm. Piano. Orvaiit. Sowing Machluei, tticycUt Passes Off Quietly it This City Weather Spoils Plcnks. The quietest Fourth of July seen In Salem for many years has Just pasted. Hut for an occasional flrccroeker or bomb touched off by a small boy, and the Hag Hying over Hush's bank, tho traveler on Commercial atrcot would have found nothing to remind him Hint u was the nnnlvereary of tho nation's birth. Aa tho shades of night fell a few rock eta wero sent up from dlfforent porta of tho city by youngsters whoso dads had been liberal with tho epondtng monoy. Many of Salem's peoplo went to the outlying towns which wero celebrating the day, and others went on tho excur sion down tho river. Still others had all arrangements mode for private pic nlo partlas to dlfforent ploasant spots In wio country. Theao wero all dlaap pointed, any many walla wended their way to tho weeping skies from the young people who had been indulging In such bright anticipations of n day's out lug nnd summer flirtation In the sylvan glades of Marlon county. Tho day was free from any serious accident. A Chinese bomb, tired by a small boy on Commercial street, tluew a pobblo through a tOO plato class win. dow Into Stone's drug atoro. In another Instance tho small boy was tired bv tho Chinese bomb. Tho bomb had been placed under an Inverted keg after the fuse was lit, and tho boy il- luatrated tils "courage, skill and endur ance," by alttlng on the keg until tho thing "wont off." Tho keg waa resolved Into Its conatltuent elements, and the boy came down again after awhile, with out suatainlng serious damage. While a superabundance of Jwator, in tho form of rain, prevented tho prlvato picnics, me lack ol Jt proved diaustroua to the M. E. Sunday school excursion and picnic down tho river. The crowd went down on thu Altona and atarted back on tho Iluth. Hut in croas Ing tho bar near Wheatland tho bottom ol tho river waa too near the top, and the etwnor went aground ban! ond fast. There wero 60 excuraloniats on board, mostly children, and they wero obliged to put in the night on the boat, without their nighties. At last accounts tho vessel was still aground, but the pas aengers will bo brought up on another boat, probably the Modoc, due between S and l p. m. MUltU Boys AU Hlbt. Tho boya of Compauy F, O. .. ., who visited Dallaa on the Fourth to aa alat in the celebration, won warm ex. proaaiona of approval from the Dallas peoplo Mr their soldierly and dignltled boaring. Tho boya do honor both t themselves and the organisation to which they belong, bv conducting theuiiehei like gentleman. A FlmJ Accost. Wright Foahay, and Cincinnati La very, administrators of the estate of James Uvery, decoased, hw filed hla final ac count In Uio probata court, and Aug. 3 waa set for hearing tho same, Salem's city council met Tuesday evening in regular session, all being present except councilman Allen nnd Geener. HILLS OIIDEKEI) r.MI). II. G. Guild 1 00 J. II. Smith 220 70 L.M. Kirk 1 50 N. J.Judoh 200 The petition of tho A. O. U. W. lodges for the uso of Wilson nvcnuo Tuesday evening, July 17, uurjng gronu lougo, was granted. A now hydrant was ordered placed near tho Woolen Mills, and tho old hydrant at tho corner of tho nroperty occupied by tho Snlom hospital was ordered discontinued. Tho monthly and quarterly reports of City Kecorder Judnli, tho quarterly re port of City Treasurer John Moir, and the quarterly report of J. 1. Frizzell, street commissioner, and the semi annual message of Mayor C, P. Bishop, wero read. THE MAVOIt'8 MK8SAOB. "To tho Hon. Common Council Gen tlemen: I beg to submit to you, here with, my scmi-annunl btntement of tho financial condition of the city, as re quired by tho charter. "You will remember Hint In Decem ber last the following estimates of reve nue and expenses, for the year 1000, wero ordained by your honorn'hlo bedy: 11KVENIK. From general taxca . From saloon licences Irom tines and fees Lovers of the Fine Arts wilj be much gratified at the displays h FRIEDMAN' Wit'! of some Home made Battenbufrj Laces Noticeable among them is a beautiful Scarf tor sideboard and a most effective design for glass door A Centre Piece of elegant design and Workmanship T -4o -re ehftoe Nil.K om.II JQUlO AAAAW OiiWWt. , A4A OUlcUl u.u Ci (C A KCtf J r ICgUiCU sJ-iJJ anv vwv gvvjusw VAJingg. see them Ladies' and Misses Oxford Ties 50c, 65 and 75c o r if' it i i i o pairs oi lauies viavn. nose good qua for 25c Closing out fine dry goods and shoe sto Isadore Greenbaumi First Door South of Postoffice. $18,000 00 . 0,000 00 :ioo oo From rents city property 700 00 200 00 IK) 00 1,2M)00 300 00 110 00 From show licenses . From vehicle licenses . . . From mlsccl. licenses . . . From street assessments From miscel. receipts Totnl .... ' 27,000 00 EXPENSE. Salary account $ 7,115 00 Water accoint 1,410 60 Lighting account 2,500 00 Interest on Iwnds 11,020 89 THOS. MILN: SUCCESSOR TO L. M. KIRK Grain. Hay. Flour. Mill Feed, and Land Plaster. Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales. Prompt nnd careful attention given to the delivery of goods to any part of the city. 54 to 58 State St. Phone I 0,600 73 12,071 10 11,834 31 23d 81) 0,029 10 10,112.47 .. 12,071 i; r.oii so NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS l)Id will b revived until July 11th for the remodeling ol mv residence, on the corner and Court and 15th strata T,hfiMU reserved to reject any and allbUla. Wans and specification! may boanattho offloo of Push A Gray, architects, " "old K. W. DURBIX. Total $22,035 49 "Thcto estimates left, for current ex penses, over nnd nlwvo tho fixed charges enumerated above, $1,011 01. "The receipts to date are: From gonornl taxes f 3,423 42 From all other sources 8,410 89 TM 111,834 31 "This total Includes tlio sum of 13875 received from tlio solo of tho Wilson Av enue postolllcesite. and taking this from the income derived from pources other than general taxes, the current receipts for Jho past year would be 14,635,89. "Relying upon tho estimated rovonuos onioned by your body, at f 27,000, there should ho received .during tho second half ol the year, (from general taxes) tho sum of 114,670 63; plus revenues Irom 1TBt,ih,?o1,"1 IIc'""-'8. etc .635 89, to tal, $19,112.17. "The expenses to date nro- For interet on Iwnds 5,510 44. lor current charues nnd fix. ed expense Total expense "".'.'. Total revenue Deficit Warrants called by the city treasurer, for tho linlf.vnnr Estimating tlio revenue of tlio city for the second half of tne year, at tho abovo sum 01 Ami tlio expense, llxed nnd current, at tho eamo sum expended during the ilrat nan, namely . mere will remain to the credit of the estimated in come of the city, to be np- pi ea in tn call and can collation of warrants by the treasurer, the sum of "I am advised that a coll for warrants will be made forthwith by the treasurer covering the outstanding warrants on Decenibe31, 1899. " 1 raaimcnu tneeo figures to your .-.v.... .V...UMJ, an imiiuillllg mat, with your customary conservatism in public affairs, the city will bo well within her income at the end of the present year with perhaps, her entire floating ia. debtedness wiped out, a consummation of exceeding value to the taxpayer, aa well as most honorable to youraofves ae tho trustees of the municipality." The proposition from Company F. O ; 1 . . ..NT ie upper cor 01 the city ha 1 building as an 'armory, not to ue um pn nignta ou which the council meets, foraneriod of tn ..,.-"." wtoSft to Tl of m wai W'cted h? ft ilie carpenter who construeted the stasine on Statu tr.t . .i... ,?:.,"'" doctors, was given 48 hours in which to .vmu.niuto inipovtaeu stage in, M!..tio n ,rom, I,rPerty ownera ask log that cross-walks bo established on High and Church strets, at the inter section of Leslie street, was referred to !'ro,4ay.WlUea " 8UwU nd Two bids had been submitted for the construction ol a sewer In block 61 C tween CLemeketa and &ter iirJeA a. ?ll0Wa;. PvF' Bentley Co,347.25 Bernard! A Dunaford, 75. ijpon Ihi """"' . . "igga, uie contract w awarded to Uernardi A Dnnsford. Upon the nviiio f r-. n Rigga. the ChrUtUn opM o,U U dS were ien the nrivileJ i .JLL7i-"i tent on the site of the atreet that paiaes thrwuh W son Avenn. , ml r.Vf!" of holding a seriea of revival meetings. Blall.x Twlat. Mitchell, Lewis A SUver Co.. branch will bo headquarters for binding twine hli season. 7-2d.wtf THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITEI Price $35.00 The Chicago cannot be excelled compactness and clearness of writing, is easy to learn to operate, and Jhere small number of parts to get out of o K, L. Ki.no, Ct.vi)R nr Gen'l Agent lor Ore. Local Aral! Albany Oregon. Salem Ontf j- f " lVVaVaAVIA L. . $ t or Goods 5 W Just Kccclved. i Come In and see our im- 5 menso lino of : : : : 4 I i Clothing and ? Gents Furnishing Goods that wo linvo lately oddetl to our stock. Wo can fit you for less money than elsewhere. E. F. 0SBURN, s P.O. Orcfon VVKVaVVaVVi, Bottled Beel Kllngerft Beck.Succeaaora toISoutlAB Dottlir. Works, All ordors for bottled bor will be at tho brewery. Kept on cold iW Free city delivery. Telephone Jill Chinese War jBSt: DIED. CIIAPMAN.-Atthofom'lv homo, Xo. 3i7 Capitol street, Salem, Oregon, July 4, 1900, nt 8:25 p. m., Mrs. Elizabeth viiapman, agett SO years, (i mouths and 10 days, of complications arising from la grippe, after an illness of 8 weeus. Deceased was a native of Bedford county, Virginia. She was married in that state to Rev. Caleb Chanman. nml they crossed tho plains in 1818, and set tled three miles east of Salem. In 1803. the family moved to Salem. Hero Rnv. Chapman, who wns a minister of the Christian church, died eight years ago, alter a service in tlio ministry for fifty three years. Deceased waa a member of tho Chris tian church nearly all her life, and died iu that faith. She leaves two sons, Calob Chapman, of Waitsburg, Washington, and John A. Chapman, of Middleton, Oregon, and two daughters, Mrs. Hattlo M. Jackson and Mrs. Sadie McFaddon, both of this city. Tho funeral will be held from the Firat Christien church, tomorrow. fFrldavi afternoon, at 2 o'clock, Rev. J. J. Evans, officiating. Interment will bo in Rural cemetery, Democratic Nomlmttoas may not please you, but you are certain to tie suited w th the well-cooked meals, served at any hour at the St. Klvo RnnTtuRANT. Shoe bargains going Given's old stand. fast Fir Alirm. .vciuniney nro at the White Houso retiaurant NednesJay evening, caused tho fire department to mako a quick run owio ireei, nut a lUbcock waa all that waa required, and no' material uamage waa done. Is on, so is the Building! in Salem. We have Jus ceived two car loads gb sewer Dine and c( all kinds, also four car lo iatn. 2 car loads Star A Si shincles No. 1. 4 car loads Roche Hail Lime. 2 car loads Portlaoi, ment. fin. 1. 2 car loads cedar posts. Sand, Gravel, Piaster,! Fire Brick. English ana estic Common Brick. These goods of best awl are In store and win w : more reasonable than eve Call for prices. D, S. Bentley & Col Phono SOI. Crystal Ice Wo la delivering Ice to Its p1' at tho prevailing prices. Ia MKAn m In Art mtnnlllf the city. Price & P gW warranted to keep is uu '" delivery. : : J. Maguire RATES Prop ON ICI rta on) Ue WoiU, Tho following low been azreed upon b. Wnrka and Crretal city beginning May 16: rVniilnnnr storea. not" markets, uainir 100 lba or morew 60c per hundred; less thaa i " Private parties uaing lW'?Jl- 75c ; less than iw io, - 1- .1 .A- TM In Inn ttm. 17.60: hall V, i . -- --, -- I at the works. .. . Fruk C. Bikrr a, Cm,.... I'Arl i, i. rT7"T -. . i-m-w. -. . ... r i.n,T... 'm'' iiute,i4rmlng Ico ah ppotl in sacKa iv rr, lands a apecUlty. Farm loan. n.n;i.iuf I . uu,vr" . t jc VIah.1 I-.1.Ii .. -".-!,.., -LVlam. - -- laW --ioroian- appticaimna. dAw5-28tf 6-ietf Caiar-t (,;--, irmwuiFww,. IIW..J.M.