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Sale of the Year
That's what we are
making: of our big
BIG AFFAIR AT GATES.
IN SPITE OF SHOWERS THE CELEDATION
WAS A SUCCESS.
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Any WiM Wlt tbAt sold for $l.25nr over tots fof 98c.
Hs sttm'-$t.OO. $1.10 $1.15. $1.20 ohm ill co for 73c.
Cwnwut cut on all others.
ffeKrlt4 Wststs. RetuUr trice $2.90. (tie dys rrk $1.88. Whst a snip.
9oWs,$6.00wIjU for $4.38. $4.00 WsllIJ fof S2.S8.
ADsmJmsiter Who WssWIth Dswey at Ma
nil Lei the Bsnd.
HOLVERSON'S CASH STORE
The Big Bargain House of Salem.
$15,000
Stock of
Men's and Boys'i
Clothing.
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.Hats, Caps and Furnishing Goods io be
i -closedout at less than cost.
it, Mens' Wool Suits at J?3.95. 50 to f, qual
fffities in Crash Hats at 35c each. 75 and 1.
. " quality Underwear at 50c irarmenf.
:. .The greatest clothing sale of the year. ,
r303ICoinmercialIStreet,
Opp.'.Postoffice.
Eyes that Need Glasses Most are
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gfigi
Often bright nml beautiful In Ihu casual
observer, yet tho seeds of defective) vision
sometime total loss of sight aro lurking
there. No oiio but thu skilled oculist mid
optlulan cuti tell you properly jiut how you
stand as to eyesight, nml It n great tnlBtnko
to delay u thorough examination nt tlio flrat
winning
CHARLES II. HINGES, X
Scientific Ociklsn.
296 ComtnercUl Street.
In spito of showers that tot in early
and kept up all tho forenoon, tlio celo
liratlon nl Gates was a KroaL success.
Tho Cascade Cornet band met the train
as it pulled in and a crowd of excursion
lets got off.
Tlio rains tot In early on tho morning of
Fourth. At 8:I0h big excursion train
pulled into Lyons from Albany and n
Urge number got off to celebrate there.
Tho rest of tho excursion was headed
for Detroit, and tho outlook was dismal
enough. Tho farther up the alloy tho
train wont tho dcccr thu banks of clouds,
the denser tho fog, tho heavier tho
showers. Hut by noon all was cleared
off and the program was carried out at
the town hall Instead of the grove,
August Oppllger, leader of tho Gates
band, was n cornet player In the naval
baud at the battle of Manila Hay, and
afterwards was band master six mouths
on tho Baltimore. Mar. 25 they sailed
from Honolulu, reaching Vokoboma
April 10 and on the L'lM of April n'
Hongkong. On their arrival Ihey found
thu navy all wearing tho bottle-green
war colors and knot there was trouble
ahead.
Forty-eight hours tho lialtlmoro lay
in drydock and when sho camu out her
bottoms wcru cleaned and she wore her
lighting paint. On the HJth they coaled
and suvou vowels wont to Mlrs Day.
On tho 25th the Olympla and Baltimore
Joined them. On tho 28th Consul Will
lams ramo aboard and at .') p. m. they
sailed for .Manila, arriving In tho Hay
on thu Morning of May 1st., whou the
battlu took place. During tho engage
inont hands did not play, but were em
ployed handing up ammunition for thu
Hotchktss guns. The llrst music was a
concert on the evening May 1st on
board tho lialtlmoro and Olympla. Tho
program opened with "A Hot Tlino in
Tho Old Town Tonight."
Mr Oppllger was thrco years In tho
sorvlco and was discharged at Mare Is
land Mar. III. Ho has boot! visiting a
sister In Idaho, mid Is now tho guest of
his brother Jacob Oppllger of Mill City.
Tho brothors aro Swiss Germans and
oxpect to buy a farm In Marlon county
and make their homes. Mr. Oppllger
spoak hi tho highest terms of Admiral
Do way and is tho proud wearer of n Dew
oy modal to which lie was entitled as
on of the 1HM men who wcru nt thu
battle of Manila Day. The dates band
played their licst and 1iad reason to be
proud of their loader, us no other celo-
uraiiou in wrcgou wasnonorcu Willi huuu
a distinguished bandmaster on thin pa
trlotle occasion. K, I Intuit.
COLORS FLYING
AT CAMP GEER
DUSTLE. Llt-E AND EXCITEMENT AT
TENDS THE O. N. C. ENCAMPMENT.
All Will De la (Order for RetuUtlon Sanity to
Csmp attllchlsad
Park.
Wheat Market
Ran liMNrinn, July 7. Cnih 105.
Chcai;, III., July 7. Aug. 7l',
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GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAtuTnr
The SldneylPowor Co,
HIDNKV, OHKOON.
made' for family use, aik your growers for
Kt llrau and shorts always un hand.
A."-T- WALN. AGENT.
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Gents Furnishing Goods
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thu wiLi.A.iKrrti,
II. F. Fleokon-tolii, l'ortlnud,
II. M llollonbeak, Ht. Ixxiln, Mo.
John-Hunt, lilla l'a.
Win. M. Allen. Qhica.o,
I,. Maurer, Chicago.
Mrs. O. A. lllakely, 1'ortlaud.
Dolus I), Neer, Portland,
T. J, Coflman, 1'ortlaud.
V. M, Hovers, ban l'riuiuloco.
K. II. Ilruiiley, New Vnrk.
O. II. Tuft, l'etalutun, Oal,
J O. (loodnlo, Oily.
MAHHICD.
vnmii:it-Ki:i.i.v.-in Hiwkoiiu,
Washliigtun.ou Baturday JunottO HHX),
Ollvu A. Kelly toQcorgu II. Whlttler,
both of rlKikauo, ltov. 1'. A. Cool, pas
tor of tho llrst Methodist church of
that oily olllolatlng. The bride Is the
daughter of Andrew Kelly, atone time
mayor of Halvm,
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bargains ffoinsr
,Qht'so4d stand.
fast
HORN.
DDSON.At thu family homo In
Hahun, Oregon, Friday, July 0, HHX),
at 10 a. in., to Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard
wtuiMiu, h son.
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ilt) Ooniincrolul btri-ot. Call for paeu
gur and freight rules.
Guv M. 1'owKiis, Agt.
WQOUIIllllN NOTES.
Time Extended for Putllsir In the Lltht ni
Wster PUnt.
K. I,; Itumliigtou went to Monitor to
day on n business trip.
Many of Ihu Woodhurnltes aro away
from tho city taking llfu easy at thu
various summer resorts.
l'rof K. T.,Moore, bcIkhiI superln
tendeut, elect, has removed his family
to Salem. Woodhuru loses a good mini
while Halem gains.
Woodhuru can brag of having the
bust streets, mid the best buildings of
any cltv In Oregon of its sine.
K. L. Itemlngton, thu hluyule dealer,
is building a new room illxiiO feet, 11
Alain street, and will use it as n store j
for bicycles.
The new Calhollu cliuruh is now un
der construetion, and will be completed
In Ihu near future.
Tlmclty council met Thursday night,
and n very warm meeting .was held.
Mr Kurt, who has the contracting for
lighting the city, and wlmulpo has mi
agreement with thu council to put in a
waterworks, was granted until Heplem
her Int, to eouinlele his contract. It an.
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earsthat Kurtx had iicoutntcl with tluv l'lilllliuii.
All has been bustlo, life and excite
ment at Camp Qcor, outat Highland
Park, for sovcral day,!. Today It stands
a city of whito and glistening tents,
commissary sheds nml moss tents, with
tho Polytechnic school building in the
back ground for a hospital.
Company F, of Salem, was first on
tho ground at 8 o'clock this morning, 45
men strong, Capt. Lyon in command,
with I.leuts. Voting and Kurt. Tho
Salem boys bavo had to bear tho brunt
of thp detail work.
Tho grounds havo been laid off in
streets and tojuarcs nnd a veritable mil,"
tary city has Brlsen as If by magic.
Fifty men worked liko braves for three
days. Teams hauled lumber, wagons
woredellverlngforago, food and supplies,
for tho thousand or tnoro mon, who on
their arrival will find all in npple-plo
onlor.
Salem pcoplo havo responded liberally
to the demands of tho military authori
ties and tho camp ground Is tho butt
and most conveniently located that has
ever been furnished tho stato.
Reviewed by the Governor.
Governor Geer visited tho camp Fri
day evening, and wan vory much pleased
with tho site. He has gonoral supervis
ion as Comrnander-ln-Cliief of the Ore
gon National Guard, but, of courso.all do
tails aro not carried out under his in
structions. Ho will review tho two regi
ments on dress parade Tuesday ovoning
at sunset, when the Governor and his
entire staff will appear In full uniform
mounted, .
The Cavalry Troops,
tahanon and Sumptar havo tho dis
tinction of furnishing tlio only troops of
cavalry. Sumptorcavahycamo as far as
Portland by rail and will ride tho rest of
tho way. Of courso, Lebanon will come
overland, as it Is only n day's rldo.
What with flno ucathor and moonlight
nights all will bo fayorablo for a success
ful encampment.
Some Pretty Horses
Lieut. Strain is well mounted. So is
Adjutant Gon. Gantonlwln. Major Lea
bo has a beautiful dannlu trray. whllo
Governor Ocor will rldo a bay. Gon.
Ikjobo, Cols. Yoran and Kyorett, and
other staff ofllccrs will alro rldo well
trained animals.
Tho troop from Bumptor will bring
three carloads of horses.
The Battery.
Tho battery of light artillery will stay
all night at .Oregon City and
Sunday night at Woodhuru. Thoy will
not reach Halem boforo Mommy noon,
with two brass pieces and cantons.
I hoy are new gunir, never liefoio used,
Tlio two old gutia used horotoforo by
thu slate aro abandoned and will bo
shipped to S.1I0111. Tho now guns aro
modem field ptocesand rc-iulro 10 horses
to draw tho battory. There will bo
uuout .iMj horses at tlio encampment
Camp Notes.
Marlon county will Iki well represent-
mi,
The mounted ollicers wear wlitiii
gauntlets, silken tassels, shuuldorstraps,
mm iiruns ononis.
The Lebanon cavalry will arrive at
live this evening, and tho Kuinptor troop
is also duo this evening.
Lieut. Col. J. M. Poortnan, of Wood
burn drove up to Salem yesterday and
visited the encampmont grounds.
Decorations are out'and many Balom
lies will ornament their homos and
places of business during thu week.
'the Albany Company Is uiidorCapt.
Sears, and will muster CO mon and two
ollicers. OS mon and 3 olllcors being tho
full complement.
There will bo religious sorvlco at tho
camp at 10.55 a. 111. In tho open air by
tho regimental chaplains, thu men sit
ting nu thu ground.
Tiik JomiKAt. will bo sold each ovoning
IT IS A PI17 SO FEW WOMEN
Are Entirely Free From Pelvic Catarrh.
Miss Anna Oarstcn, Clayton, 111., says t
"Your Pe-ru-n did mo so much good.
I bollevo I should
have boon dead by
this time liadl not
used It. I am feel
ing so well now.
I have not taken
any medicine for
fonr or fire
months. I can
cheerfully recom
mend Pe-ru-na. to
my f rlonds."
Mrs. Henry Ellis,
MlifAnna Cariteu, im Scott stroot,
iJLjton.lll. Milwaukee, Wis,
sayst "I was a, most mlserablo sufferer
from falling of tho womb, weak ovaries,
and leucorrhrea, which causod mo to be
oonflned to my bed for a longtime,
being too weak to bear my own weight
even, npon my fcot. I was treated by
tho most reputable physicians In our
city. They could do nothing for me. I
am most bappy to say that In tbreo
months after I began taking Fo-ru-na I
was well entirely cured without ony
appliances or support of any kind."
Q. A. Proehl, Now PorUgo, O., writes t
"My wife has been Blck for about Ave
years. In tho first plaoo the doctor
oailod It leaoorrhooa, and treated It about
ons year, when it turned to ulceration of
the womb; she was then treated for that
for two years, when tho doctor gave her
up, Sho oonld not walk for nearly two
years. Sho then tried your Po-ru-na.
She has taken threo bottles and It did
her more good than any othormcoMclno."
A vast multitude of women hare
found Po-ru-na an lndispenslble remedy.
It meets all tholr Irregularities, critical
periods, and peculiar weaknesses.
Mrs. Anno Ilandall, Caro, Mich., sayst
"This letter leaves mo well, I do sincerely
think, by reason of your good advlco and
great medicine, Pe-ru-na. It has brought
back my health to mo in my older days.
I am now a new woman.physlcally. I
think Pe-ru-na tho best medicine in the
market."
' Women aro even moro subject to ca
tarrh than men. The chief cause is the
delicacy of her organism, as compared
to man. This explains why, In part at
least, so few women aro entirely free
from catarrh. Catarrh of tho pelvic or
gans Is generally called femalo disease,
Miss Sadlo Martlnot, tho prominent
young actress, writes to Dr. Hartman In
regard to I'o-ru-na,
as fol
lows :"ltglves
me groat plea-
auro to recom
mend Po-ru-na
to members
of my profes
sion. I havo
found it most
helpful. I con
sldor Po-ru-na
of ospeolal
boneflt io uomen and particularly rec
ommend it to them. My dressing tabli
Is novcr without it."
Every whero tho pcoplo, especially tin
women, aro praising Pe-ru-na as a rem
edy for all forms of catarrhal difficul
ties. Send for frco catarrh book. Ad
dress Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O.
Lovers of the Fine Afts will
be much gratified at the displays in
FRIEDMAN'S WINDOW
of some Home made Battenburg
Laces Noticeable among them is
a beautiful Scarf ior sideboard and
a most effective design for glass
door A Centre Piece of elegant
design and Workmanship
DID YOU SAY
"KODAK?" Well, it is here tho kind
you want and at tho prlco you like cor-
tatnlv evervtlilnir that noes w ith it on tho
Bamo L-asis. eeo our north window, then mako your selection. Prices run
from $2.00 to $30.00. You aro suro to bo suited. Half tho pleasuto of your
summer vacation may consist of taking "snap shots", tho other half In show
ing th5in to your lesslfortunato friends. "Thoy dosay" it Is moro fun than n
barrel of monkoys, ond "thoy" ought to know. Anyway the "kodak" is so
slmplo n child may oporato it. Long-drawn-out pleasure follows Its U60. Thus
In tho futuro you may rovol In tho past. Bend Oregon viows to friends In tho
Kast and holp to boom tho to bo greatest stato In tho Union.
Call on ui .
lon't bujr.
No trouble to ihosr nooli'oTcn If yon
llut ono thing remember alnayi-t
FRY'S DRUG STORE
Ladies' fine shoes $1,25 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
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
Right Coods at RUM Prices.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL. f
atatatatatataiatatatavatat?
Mr. and Mrs, A. Klein havo returned
(rout a visit to Pendleton.
.Mrs. F. T. LIsco, of
In tho city on a visit to
Nora Anderson,
Sidney, Neb., Is
her sister, Miss
by newsboys at tho encampment And bo
sums a roort 01 camp life as It Is, tiik
Joints m, will havo the latest from the
wars In China. South Africa and tlm
Mrs. A. O. Lawrence has returned
from a visit tohoralstor, Mrs. Harry
Groouo, ut Portland.
Ulshop II. L, lUrkloy was in townFri
day. Ho has been Invited to stump for
llryan in Indiana and Ohio.
Kr Constablo Mlnto loft today to tako
up his residence on his now homestead
near tho SIloU Indian reservation.
Mr. and Mrs. II. I). Andorson and
children, of Stuart, Nub., uro visiting at
tho homo of his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
O. Andorson, Mnrulngslde.
Miss Clara Temple, of Philnvlew, ac
companied by her liltlo niece, la in the
city tho guest of her sister, Mrs. J. A.
Ulshop on KastChumekotaBtreet.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Hids will Im wtiiied until July lltli
fur thu remodeling of tuy residence on
the rarnnr and Court mid 16th streets
Tho rtkiht Is reserved to relent anv and
ull bids. Plans mid scoiltmitii)ua may
lul K.-.lll It! III., .llll.., .if 11, .l. A ll.au
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. nntitiwin,
7 -til I'. W. DPItltlN.
city to havo the waterworks put hi by
July II, and unless thu said waterworks
was put In upon the alios u date, the
contract for lighting the ulty was void,
but tho meeting last night grouted hint
further time. Ono moss buck louncll
man of Woodbum
was strongly In fa
elty, was the prlnolpal man In trying to
cut out the lights, llut tho enterpris
ing business men of Woodhuru used
their oTort and have grantttd further
time.
Sunt. Lamblrth of tlutiili-trlin1l.
Is running a double service on tho little
line lo the Fair Grounds, which com
iminlcatos directly with the camp. The
oars will bo Increased so as to handle all
w ho caro to go Sunday.
Coimwny D. of Woodburn ramo ut
i no
men
nn tnn
uruiiiiut. vaptalii W. ... rimer, Lieut
O. 1). Henderson and Lieut. Frond Set
ueiiirie aru mo ollicers.
moss Intel, louncll -oiiipany u. oi Woodburn came
. who at ono ttmu ' siry morning on u bhoU1 cur.
' ",,"" ,VUaiiy consists of 00 well drilled I
ur of lighting the U, f i,0 0 t10 lm 0,
CouipuuyG, of Albany was tho llrst to
reach tho encampment At Salem, Tho
Albany boys are taking milto An in
, . , i Iorw " tholr work, one member, who
Democratic Nomlsitlooi I , working at the carpenter trade in
may nut please )ou, but you ate certitn Sodavlllu, riding a bicycle the distanco
lo Im suited with the wttll oookul meals, of IM tulles to Alhanv for drill, after Un
serve I at nny hur at the Uhiug his day's work, and then return
Hr. Kimii IIkktu'iiant. , Ing that night.
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OVER YOUR
COUPONS!
deis of ihe lollowinir coupons will unon uresentnliun
the prizes indicated bv the IUt belew: Ihoie beinir Ihe
nilmbTrs drawn July 5:
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MJUJJUIIa . 2 Lalldle China WaterPltclicr 8248
8964 Red Coupons
They Keep
Yesterday we delivered two more of
iIiomj Hue "Standard Grand Uo
laries," one to a city dnMmaker,
and another to a farmer south ot
town. It surprise tlioe who are
noticing the way the wind blows, to
see new many 01 uieie elegant ma
chine we are Hilling, it mean
sotueihliig when customers come ui
and ay tholr hard money for these
good when they see eastern ad
turliii- them In tho face At $13 M
etc btandanls are the cream of
the world when It comes to tewing
machine ami pcoplo wlm knew a
good thing are willing to pay the
difference.
A Standard will outwear by actual
test 6 of the aheap machines, and
you can always get Standard needle
or tuns anyw nere.
Blue Streak
Racers
Yesterday another well known Sa
loin rider came in and placed his
order for ono of those 21-,' pound
lllue Streaks. The fact 1 thu boy
mil', resist them. They are the
cream of eay running wheels, and
u you reany want to make speed
there's nothing can touch you.
Tho Tribune chalnles too you
never sw a handsome a ehaluless
In your life. Step in and try a
spin on it. We furnish all wheels
with or without coaster brake. We
haye a number of good thing In
second hand wheels for men, maybe
wo can tU you out come and see.
Mrs. L. M. Miller editor of thu Pacific
monthly and society editor of theOregon
Ian, was in tho city Friday, en routo to
visit Joatjuln Mlllor and family in Cali
fornia. Mrs. Dr. II. Vance Clymer and two
children, of Phoenix, Arisoua, arrived
this morning to spend the summer, the
guest of her slstor-in-law, Miss Sarah K.
Clymor, of this city.
Miss May Case, ol Newport, and Miss
Albright, of Portland, aru in the city, the
guests of Mrs. J. W. Itickford. Miss
Case will' conduct thu Ocean House at
Newport ono more season,
From Ponisohll, merchant tailor of
HopuIan, Wn., who has boeti visiting
friends at Salem, loft today to visit
friends at Staytpn, where was in busi
ness about nine years ago.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S, Hamilton,
of tho firm of Duren A Hamilton, went
to Long Beach yesterday for a vacation.
Mr. Hamilton expects to stay about ten
days and Mrs. Hamilton will remain
longer.
In 18.11, and is hero as a pilgrim to tlio
sceno of his fathers toil, mid that of his
distinguished relativo llov Jason Loe.
Sam. L. Huyden and Os. W. West,
lonos tonight forFlshLako, to be absent
(or ulwut a week's recreation.
Mrs. Taylor III.
Mrs J. V. Taylor, tho well-known pro
prlclor of tho Avenuo Greenhouse, is
seriously ill nt her homo on Asylum
nu-niio. Her son. with whom lu,
makes her homo, Is nt Capo Nome, and
does not know of his mother's condition,
but sho is being tenderly cared for by
his wife, who is ery anxious about tho
aged huly.
Not Toaliht.
A movement was started and was well
under way among tho local llryan people
to hold a grand rutlllcatlon meetim- this
ovoning. On further reflection, how
ever, it was thought best to postpone tho
demonstration for tho preont. Tlio
county central committee will be called
togothor and n meetlin; will bo arraniwl
at which all peoplo in the county will be
given a chance to tako part.
Sudden D'th,
Word reached this city yesterday that
Hudolpe llatho, un old irentloinan llvini
near Shaw died quite suddenly during
tho afternoon. Ho was about 60 voars
of uge and was quite well known In this
city, having brought straw berries to this
market In largo quantities for esveral
years. A son w ho resides lu Portland
passed through on last night's train
paving been noifled of his lathers' death.
Sheriffs Ssl
Sheriff Durbin this morning sold the
property known aa the Kldridiro block.
which was Involved In the suit of Hugh
J. KIdrldge vs. Freeman J. KIdridge. The
suit was bought to quiet the title, and
the property was bid in by plaintiff for
J75i.'J3.
THOS. MIL.NB
SUUUESSOK TO L. M. KIRK
Grain, Hay, Flour, Mill Feed, and Land Plaster.
Grain, Hay and Straw stored, Wagon Scales.
Prompt nnd careful attention glvon to tho ,
delivery of goods to any part of tho city.
54 to 58 State St. phone 871.
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER
Price $35.00
The Chicago cannot be excelled for
compactness and clearness of writing. It
is easy to learn to operate, and there is a
small number of parts to get out of order.
F L, Kino,
Gen'l Agent for Oro.
Albany Oregon.
Clyde II noes,
Local Agent,
Salem Oregon.
NOT FOR CHINA
While nations nro hurrying
troops to China, wo nro attend
Ing to our business und giving
our patrons tho best to bo had
for their money at tho.
WHITE HOUSE RBSTAU1UNT
McKir.Lor A Hkhkiiaht
Proprietors, 100 Stato St.
"The Lost Dow."
Clms. W. IJrlckor, of this city, tho
tall youth of 17 summon, who stands
six feet, eleven and thre.nn,ii-i.r
inches high, accompanied F. Owens.
who represents tho American Tea Com
pany, to Portland yesterday afternoon.
Ho said that from thero ho Is going to
San Francisco, whoro ho has accepted a
position as traveling salesman for tho
American Tea Company, the largest Tea
Company In tho United States, whoso
branch stores runjinto tho hundreds all
over tho country. This Comtwiny will In
the near future establish a branch house
in Salem.
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let JKtfa Clfs' Saucers
le iJMfCWwa Dining Plates
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Hf mtwx' . X OL 307 COM. ST.
Wlr V'r niuMi IM. 181 static ST tW Oppoile INwlottltM. Salem
jVT P-ano Orynns swiug Maihinrs. Ibocles.
Eq County Judge G. P. Terrell left
today for Mehauia where he will take
up his residence agaiu after four years
living at the Capitol City. He says if
no other openiug 1 offered he will make
baud In the harvest Held.
Miss Minnie Sauvain. a competent
compositor of Tub Joua.val force ami a
very pleasaut sud agreeable young lady,
went to Portland this afternoon. She
Intend remaining In that city two weeks,
vlsltlug her sister, Mrs. K. A. Lynds,
The shland, or Southern Oregou
Chautauqua Association, begins July
10th and runs to July Slit. Tho pro
grain Is especially strong as regards
speaker and music. Address Geo. F.
Billing, Ashland, for program aud
terms.
Rev. W. II. Lee, ol Spokane, is in tho
city. He I a son of Rev Daniel Lee, one
of the early missionaries In Oregon, who
came with Jasc n Lee ami Cvru shenard
Coodcased Politics.
llryan Is satisfied with Stevenson and
has sent his.congratultions.
The Incomo tar plank was omitted
from the platform.
Sillier endorses tho results.
Little Telecnmj,
The Iloers e.ice envoys have arrived
at Paris.
IWthlehem is tho new Traimaa! oapi
til.
iuegreai&tamianl Oil rlre is under
control and the losses aro estlmateil at
i.fi(X1.000.
Goxernor Hoilifeson. of the liohl fAt
WHouy, reiwrts righting his way out of
Alukwaute, with a small loss.
Berlin money market decline and
the financial situation isnotaoute.
Emperor William offers 1,000 taels for
any one accomplishing the dellverauce
of auy foreigner of any nationality now
shut up in Pekin.
Sevoral expeditions aro being tltted
out to seareh for Aeronaut Andrea.
MetkodUt Etlscotil Church.
John 1'arsons, stor. Services tomor
row at 10:80 a. m. ami s ,. n. c....i...
sclwol at 12 m.. and Kitmirii. i ...- .
?iJ? P-. m- Subject of mornlne sermon.
iiw ueautyand Pea-eption of God."
In the evening the service will be preaoh
eUby Rev. . H. Lee, an evangelist, of
bpokane. In the eventnr service' Miss
ua a j tor win rentier a selection
the Molin
Chsoic tf Time.
Tho Corvallis and Eastern Itnllrnn.l
navo put on their summer time schedulr
to accommodato -tho public who want to
go io l aquina Ray. Manager Stono do-
serves credit for his enterprise and gen
erous desire to give the people every
convenience to enable them to go to the
seashore. The ride over tho coast rn
is iij a gnat pleasure,
la Protite Court.
E, J. Farnham has 'been appointed
administrator of the estate of II. D.
Ostorhondt, deceased, upon tho
petition of Alho G. Farnham, a
daughter of tho deceased. Tho estate is
valued at 5,000, and the heirs-at-Iaw
are: Mary A. Sweet. daui?litAr nt ini
Illinois j Edwin R. Osterhoudt, son, of
.'iwiiien, Jiassachusettes, and Allie G.
Farnham, daughter, residing In Marion
county.
Boti uc Afila.
The "Silver Dollar Lotle" a mining
claim on the west fork of Gild creek in
this county, has again mado Its appear
vu in die circuit court. W. II. Fletcher
ha commenced a suit against George
Apployard and J. L. Freeland, to regain
potsesidon ol the mine from which he
alleges he was ejected on May 1st 1SW
He also asks 1000 damages, John A.
Jeffrey Is attorney for plaintiff.
Bottled Beer
Klingerft Beck,8uccessora toSoutkSaters
Bottling Works.
All onion for bottled boor will bo filled
at the brewery. Kopt on cold storage.
Kreo city delivery. Telephone 8131.
Chinese War
Is on, so is the Building Boom
in Salem. We have just re
ceived two car loads glazed
sewer pipe and connections of
all kinds, also four car loads
lath.
Star A Star
Harbor
2 car loads
shingles No. 1.
. 4 car loads Roche
Lime.
2 car loads Portland ce
ment, No. 1.
2 car loads cedar posts.
Sand. Gravel, Plaster, Hair
Fire Brick. English and Dom
estic Common Brick.
These goods of best quality
are in store and will be sold
more reasonable than eyer.
Call for prices.
D. S. Bentley & Co.
Phone SOI.
8tO front 8t
To Test the law
A suit has been brought in Portland,
by the Anti-BioyeleTax Association, to
test the constitutionality of the bicycle
"""' wiii ue carried to Uie
preme court, whoever wins.
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering Ice to its patrons
at. the prevailing pricea. Also
Ice cream in any quantity will
be delivered to any part of th
the city. Price 65c per gallon,
warrantee: to keep 12 houn ft
delivery. : ; :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
RATES ON ICE
an
The following low rate on ice hav
been agreed upon by the Capital Ice
Works and Crystal Ice Works, of tll
city beginning May 16:
Confectionery stores, hotels and fit
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
60c per hundred; leaa than 10 lbs 76c
Private parties uslut 100 lbs or more,
75cjlea than 100 lbs, lc per lb. N
sale below 10c
Ice In ton lots. 17.60: half Un. fLM
at the works. ,
Ice thipped la sacks 7&s per It, sacks
extra. Gim.ii. Ica Voaxa
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