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Suede
Gloves
Finest kind for summer wear. Look just like un
dressed kid when on the hand.
'We have them in white, blacks, tans and slates.
50c and 85c.
HOLV BR SON'S
t$iii.rMmv!w:b&:i.TXBirtte!!SX!ns
Crash Skirts
Made ol good quality brown linen crash, finished seams,
generous size, and good weignl. Regular price of these
Skirts is $1.25. This week they go at the special price
A GREAT SPECTACLE
OREGON'S MILITARY FORCES REVIEWED
BY-T1IE COVEPNOR.
The Encampment the Center or Intereit
the Greatest Show Ever Seen la
Oretoa.
and
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J. J. Dalrymple
303 Commercial Street,
& Co.
Opp.rPostofficc.
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Now is the time fdr-Smoke Glasses
in overv Muule. Htvlii mill
every Muule, Ktylu
Don't
Do you wiini ii pair? Wo liuvit them
throw your uIiisucb away when they
repair ilium iih good ns now; furniHi it Iiiiih mill mivo you consldcriiblo money
Wo ilo everything in epoctuclu repairing nml ill rciiMouublu rat oh. Try us.
price
nrti lirnkuu, or u Iiiiih iiiihhIiil', wo can
C. H. HINGES. --
296 Commercial Street,
next boor to ilolvcrsun's.
WPATIIEH.
TuniKlit iinilWwliieBilny, generally fair.
I 0rm va S
Wheat Market,
'Ban I'uamihco, .Inly II. Gush 108?
' Oiiiua(ii), III., July 11, Sept. 'iy2,
(julom, -1(1,
Cottate Hotel.
V. A Taylor, Indooiidcnco.
A O Fouler, Fremont, Ohio,
Miss N Xnrrls, l'ortliiiul
Mr. n ml .Mr. II It Williams nml oliil.
dri'ii, Kiigouu.
MIbm Chariot t Stephens l'ortliiiul.
CIiiih J I'ierco, Kiigouu.
MImh Aiiiiii Coruy, l'ortliiiul.
Mm ('J Pierce, Kiigouo,
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAtlK II V
Tho Sidney Power iCo.
HIIINUY, OIIKfHIN.
nmilo (or liitnlly iitto,iisk your grocors lor
It. Jlrnu and BhnrtH ulwiiyu on limiil.
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WALN, AGENT.
I'JIONK 61.
.vtVAVvvttfcvt.v.
t Clothing
Ami gents' furiiNliliig Roods
newest Mtyltw, Inrgo uirfuty patterns.
fcShoes
!
5 E. F. OSBURN, SlBftK
J
1 .ml lew' bIiooh, men's bImhm.
youtha'shnoa.ohildii'ii'N thotH nil
bIicb, stylo, make mul iiinllties.
l'it guarantied, mul cliwiper
tlinu tlio cheapuM.
Willamette.
Iluiiry Lung, 1'ortlaiul.
W II Smith, F.ugt'iin.
W S .MrFiirlmul, Smi Francisco.
I: Wnlilniiui, Portland.
A II WilliH, Sun KruiHiUnt.
I'C Itaiup. Allmnv.
II V. Crufonl, Albany.
N S G Maripuiin, Portland.
Chester V Dolpli, l'ortliiiul.
F J Gnniprot, Now York.
II I' lloniiyiiinii mul family.
J F Siiiit,-orllmiil.
.1 It Format, Now York.
K I'. AiIhiiih nml wife, IMnwnrn, Ohio,
(t'o II FiUgibUin. l'ortliiiul,
Mrn V. McC'nrter. I'oitluiiil.
Mm W II llrodhr.l 1'orllnml,
Mlwi Bradford, l'ortliiiul,
MIhh Uilu llrndforil, l'ortliiiul.
MIni l.ilii lkitcluilor, l'ortliiiul.
Minn Lyons, I'orlluiul,
W II llriulforil, .lr, l'ortliiiul.
Tluw Colliwn, l'ortliiiul.
(5 F llrlgs, tmt Fniiu'ini'o.
CIiiih Coopoy, l'ortliiiul.
DIUD.
At Siiliun, W'mlnoiKliiy morning, July
10, UHH). Wlnfiold II. Clmw, god
y wim, ot iiKtploxy.
DvMMRkI whh itiuiiito o( till) Ori'gOII
llnppitul fur tlio Insane. Tim remains
will Ixi BhlpiH'il to l'ortliiiul by Itigdou A
Clough, uiMlvrliikoni, for luiriiil.
Tlio trreat event of tlio national Guard
encampment camo off Tueeday evening,
when tlio troops wero reviewed by
Governor T. T. Geer, commander-in-clilef
of the military forces of tho state.
A largo number of peoplo wore on
tho ground and thoy wcro not disap
pointed In tho Bpectnclo presented,
which was tho finest ol tho kind over
seen In this state.
Tho entlro body of troops was drawn
up along the western side of tho parudo
ground.and stretching over aquarter of a
a mile. Tho Infantry was in lino ofmasses,
Tho Fourth Regiment, Col. Geo. O. Yor
an commanding on the right. To tho left
of tlio Fourth Iteglmcnt and forty paces
Intervening, was tho, right of tho Third
regiment, under Colonel Everett, the
eeparato battalion being added to this
command, making it a three-battalion
regiment. To tho left of this, and sixty
paces intervening, was Light Battory A,
in battery front, under command ofCap.
H. U. Welch. On tho loft of tho battery,
and sixty pacca intervening wcroTroops
A and Ii, Cavalry, under command of
Captains Copeland and Mulr; tho caval
ry was in line of columns and platoons,
parading as a battalion.
Tho governor's ealuts of ninotccn guns
was fired as Governor Gcer and staff, all
mounted, nrrlved on tho grounds and
wore received by Gonoral Bcebo. Tho
governor's staff consists of Adjutant
General C. U. Gantcnbeln, Inspector
General Jas, Jackson, Burgeon General
A. 11. Gillis, Judge Advocate General S.
0. Spencer, Major M. W. Hunt and Ma
jor J. F. Hughes.
Tho brilliant cortego rodo along tho
front and inspected tho troops as thoy
woro drawn up in tho formation nbovo
described.
Tho troops ncro put through tho man
ual of nrms, acquitting themselves very
creditably.
Tile governor and staff then took thoir
position at tlio reviewing stand on tho
east eido of tlio parade ground and tho
entlro command marched past and was
reviewed by Its cominander.ln-chlof.
Tho whole affair passed off very
smoothly. Borne of tho civilian horses,
ridden by the visiting representatives of
the ttuto, were somewhat rcutivo under
the unaccustomed excitement of a mili
tary life mid thu Bpanlth bits nml wero
piovoontlvu of dieiiftur, being much'
nioro MiiNoro than tho rlderu wuro uied
to yanking on, so that there wero some
uiirruw escapes from undignified tuni
bio!'. Tho (steed beat r liken by tho com-iiimider-lii'Vliluf
uiiinu at least onco per
iloimly near Hopping upon his side and
1 nviug tho tail governor Btiindlng in tho
air like tho Colossus of llhodoB, but n
slacking of thu reins averted the catastrophe.
After tho review an informal recop-
tiou was hold .it in.ii. I.'ccIkj'h head
qvnrtors, whero Gov. and Mrs. Geer
wow present, and a very pleasant ovon
lug was ppent.
AdjutAiit-Genornl Grantcnboln and
Intipcctor General ,'Jiickson will remain
at tho camp for several days.
There will bo n similar review this
evening before buiisob, whon General
Ganteuboin will roviow tho troops,
Wlll.Parsde In City.
Thursday morning tlio entire brigade,
infantry, cavalry and nrtillory will
march into the city, and parade tho
principal streets.
This Is good news for those who, for
various reasons, huvo been unable to
visit Camp Geer ut tho proper hours to
soothe troops on tho pnriulu ground, mid
llrig, Hun. Deebo and his olllcers, will
w In tho lusting appreciation of Salempoo
plu for their thoughtful consideration.
nil i .. , .
i lie uxuci nine auuiinooi marcii iiavo
not yet been determined upon, but tho
brigade will follow Commercial street
north of filato and SUito street from
Commerciiil to the Statu House.
No one should in Ins this who can ob
sihly turn out j and bring the children,
for it will bo a hug time before another
such an array of the three brunches of
tho torvfeu will appear on tho Btreots of
thiHvity.
A ery wiso Biuti-eHtion haa Ihihi nin.ln
i that the BtreotB bo well Biirinkleil on
the line of march, mid the city dads
should sec that It is done.
THE LA FAYETTE STATUE
AMERICAN SCIIOOLCIIILORErCS GIFT
FRANCE UNVEILED.
TO
President Loubet Attends la Person sal De
limes a Address. Many Prominent
Personates Present.
MilBBBiBlBBIBlHSMO"
Are Your Teeth
Worth Half a Dollar
i n iti n.i..j'
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Greatest Bargains ever
known In Shoes, next door
to Gilbert & Baker's.
Mr. and Mrs. II. A. Hlllngmui, of In
iliniui. un In IhiM'lty, uiihIm of.ldnnniin
I'. J. IjirMHi. Mrs. Klllngtou is u Si.
Mirtou Kirl mul will remain for the tuiui
iniir, while Mr Klliugkou will relurn in n
ew days.
I.OiT. Two lint keys on stool ring with
chain iittnoliml. Fiudir pImiso Ivuvu
t Jui'ikNAi, OtlK'UHinl obiniii rowiinl.
7. J Wit t
for Silver-
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season is on. and wt lmve ili. irnmk Hvit mill .
youenigymeiU every moment of your outmg.good thing to eat,
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MINOHl) HAJl
Sl.lOKl) IIACOX
IIUKAKl'AOT IIACON
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, July 11 Wheat, vnlley67tf,
Wullii Walla, 6(1 to 67'a.
Flour Portland, best grade 12.1)5 to
t.20. Graham 'JOrarbbl.
O.itB Choice White 3 l35c, groy 32
to 33 Hr bushel.
Mlllstuff llrtin, l3t shorts, f 15.
HuyTimothv lioail nor ton.
k r .r t- i -- -
unioiiB i.2o or riHl 1.50
skins.
Potatoes 40 to 60o per sack.
llutter Itt-Bt dairy. 20025; fancy
criiumory, 35 to -10o. Store 25c.
KggB Oregon, ltl to 17c.
Poultry Chickens, 3.00 to 4.00; hous,
! to -l.ro; turkeys. Uvo 13c.
.uniion uressixi, 7 to 7c per pound.
Hogs Heavy droBsed 5 to 0o.
I IkHif Steers. ftQ-I.W; eows,$3.50 01;
;. . ' lo ''-i0-
veai wrvsseii,
Hous 2(B8c.
Wool Valley, 12 13c ; Eastern Ore-
I gon, 1016oj Mohair, 25o.
I Hides Grcon. Baited 60 lbs, 8&9c,
tinder 00 lbs, 7K8i j slioep pelts, 15Q
20o
BALUt MARKET.
Wheat 68 jiounda and over. -10.
Wool, 13 to lOo. Molmlr, 25c.
IIUJIO O lO JuC
Oiits-28 to 30o.
Hay-lUleJ,cheat,75 to 7.50 tlmo
thy, 10.
r.gv-8 1 1 to 15c.
8 & 8Jc. for small.
Tho Unveiling of the statue In honor
of tho Marquis do 1a Fayette, the gift of
American school children to France, In
Paris, on tho Fourth of July was a very
brilliant affair.
American flags and trophies in French
and American colors wcro displayed on
numerous buildings and on or over Am
erican houses throughout Paris, and tho j
l'artsians on waking tounu tneniars aim
Stripes floating from the pinlclo of the
Eiffel tower, thus dominating tho whole
city. All Paris, moreover, knew without
reading tho papers that somo big event
was to tako placo by tho streams of car
riages, cabs and well dressed peoplo afoot
converging In tho direction of tho Gar
dona of tho Tulleries.
Tho majority of tho occupauta of tho
carriages nnd thoso walking wcr3 con
spicuously In buttonholes or, in tho caeo
of tho ladies, In tho frontof their dresses
miniature Stars ond Stripes. Tho street
hawkors had realized the business pos
sibilities of tho day, and did a good trado
in American Hags or favors with the
colors of tho two countries entwined.
Location of Statue
Tho location ot tho mouument is with
in a small railcd-in pardon, which hence
forth will bo known only as La Fayette
Snuare, and which lies in tho center of
tho quadrangular Placo du Carrcousol.
Tho lattor is surrounded on three sides
by tho Palace of the Louvre, and divides
it from tho gardens of the Tullerios. A
specially erected barrier today cut off tho
I'alaco Carrousel, and only ticket holders
wero allowed to pass within La Fayctto
Square itself, amid trees whoso foliago
formed a rofreshlng background, was
built a circular grand stand, which was
draped entirely with crimson cloth, and
in a space in tlio middlo rofo tho statue
of La Fayette, enveloped in tho folds of j
Old Glory.
Prominent Cuests.
President Loubot had tlio seat of hon
or in tho centre of 'tho front, having
Gen. Portor onhia right and (Commis
sioner Peck on his left. In tho samo
row woro tho Papal Nuncio, Mgr. Lor
onzelll, and Arch lliahop- Ireland. On
tho platform In front was n trlbuno .for
tho Fpcakors draped with tho American
and French flags, llencath it, stand
ing on cither side of tho statue, were
an American soldier and sailor bear
ing tho Stars and Stripes. To the left
sat Soiisii'b Hand.
Tlio American Military and N'aval
Attaches entered just before- tho hour
of opening, escorting Mrs. Daniel Man
ning nnd Mrs. Potter Palmer. A mo-
ment later, punctual to time n fanfarpj
of trumpets outside announced tho ar
rival of ho President of tlio Republic,
who drovo from too Klysco in n pair
liorso landau vitliout an escort. Ab ho
enterod the nmphithoatre Sousa'B Hand
played tho "Marseillaise." Gon. Porter
and Commissioner (Peck mot nnd es
corted tho President to tho platform.
Tho band played i"Tho Star-Spangeled
llanner." The entlro 'assembly stood
uncovered whilo tho National anthems
woro being played.
Gen. Portor then advanced to tho
trlbuno and welcomed tho guests. Com
missioner Peck; followed.
A signal wns then given, nnd tho mon
ument unveiled by two boys representing
the school children of Franco and Amer
icaGustavo Hennocquo, great grand
son of tho Marquis do Lafoyctte, and
Paul Thompson, son of tho (projector of
the monument.
As the flag dropped and tho heroic
statue of I-nfeyette offering his sword to
tho American cause was unfolded to
view, a scono of great enthusiasm oc
curred. Tho whole assembly arose,
cheered, and waved.
When tho npplauso had subsided,
President Loubet stepHhl to tho front of
tho platform, ami atain cheers broke
forth, AmorlcaiiB mul Frenchmen unit
ing' in hearty ehouta of "Vivo Louliot!"
"Vivo In France!"
The President spoko but brielly, allud
ing to the traditional friendship of tho
two Republics, tho ontiro audience re
maining standing uncovered until tho
end of his remarks.
Paul Thompson and Mrs. Daniel Man
ning then epoko, and n poem by Frank
Putman, dedicated to tho occasion, was
read by Miss Tarquina L, Voss,
Genornl Porter then introduced Arch
bishop Ireland, who delivered mind
dress in French.
Archbishop Ireladd'a address was de
livered in French and was frequently in
terrupted by npplauso.
Tho ceremony concluded with Ameri
can melodies, finishing with "Tho Stars
and Stripes Forever."
rjThoBtatuo was executed by Paul W.
lhrtlett, the American sculptor.
Then why neilect them? Come here
Well sell you the test tooth trushes that
It's tosilble to make for 25c.
We'll sell you bottle of our own tooth
powder for 25c.
These with a little of your help will keep
your tertti In jood condition. We know
the brush Is all rljht-know It enough to
say-another one If we're mistaken. We
know the Tooth Powder Is all right
'cause we make It.
D. J. Fry
I Ever try to take Pictures? It's lots of .
I fun. We've Cameras nnd all the other j
1 things.
I j
iMHiflBaiiiinHatafiiM
In speaking of tho inauguration of tho
statute of LaFayette, tho papers nil ex
pressed frank surpriso that President
Loubet should hnvo attended it. Thoy
cannot recall another example where tho
President of the republic has graced n
foreign function nt which the speeches
woro almost entirely in foreign language
more especially whero no ulterior polit
ical motive wns behind It, as was the
caso in the civilities to Russia.
All the paticrs had long leading arti
cles about the event, nnd The Temps, tho
greatest of all political organs, remarked
that tho very fact of America's friendli
ness to Franco is a groat factor in favor
of tho republic and individual freedom
as against tho forces of reaction. Thus
LaFayotto builded better than ho know,
and if ho did not seo his principles vin
dicated in Frnnco in his day his example
and life's work had notn little to do with
their financial triumph tolny.
Lnto nt night Paris was still alivo with
patriotic Americans, nnd Sousa's Band
was still playing in tho Placo do 1'Opcrn.
American flags aro everywhere One of
tho largest ever manufactured lloated
from tho Elffol Tower, All tho public
bulldidgB wero decorntcd in tho samo
way, and tlio flags wero seen everywhere
in the exhibition.
Hero's nclenn-cut saving for all our customora. Thoy havo been waltlne In,
ey npprecinto tho fact that wo nover misren
II ...iIi.mI.. 1.,i aha nml lrtAkMU 11 wa-IJ
our July sale, and now tlm opportunity comes, nnd our patrons know that thov
tfetluetwhntwondvert.no, niul they npprecinto tho inct that wo nover miarenr
.. ... . nr ". . .! . - .a - - VIIIHa
Bent. And hero goes suits mat win enpuvntu ino eye unu looBon tne purso ttrin
of every good judge of clothing, A largo lino of boys' crash suits nt 60c. and 7fip .
youth's' suits, fit, ?i, to, $i, men s cinsn mum, ., f.i, fi.ou, muirs sorgo stilts si
$5, 0. $7.50, $8; men's tweed suits, ffl. 7, 8; inon'i "worsteds, flO, $12.60, il?
business trousers, tiptop for buslneaa wear, 1, fl.GO, 2.60 and up, je .l
boB' suspenders, men nnd boys' neckties nnd BhirU. crash and folt Jiata nil prln
to your advantage. A fine lino of ladles' skirts in lnon, denims and pi,,,,?
trimmed nnd plain, well nindo nnd nicely finished. All the nbovo are strictlv ,B
to-datu.
It Friedman's New Racket Store
Cor. Stnto and Comnierclnl Sts.
Snlem Oregon.
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.
BRIDGE & BGACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SOPERIOR
STOVES and
RANGES.
A Child Enjoys
Tho plcaiiant flavor, gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, mid if tho father
or mother bo costlvo or bilious, thenioBt
gratifying results follow its use; so that
It is the best family romody known and
every family Miouldlmve n bottle. Man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co.
jk. MTbllorhne'i nrpir.
Mnndcll Crclguton, the bishop of
London, lion a horror of Icudlug his
favorite books, Bays a Lordon corre
Bpondcnt. Tlio bishop Is n churmlug
ivlt na well as a great scholnr. A'fcl
low clergyman onco visited the bishop
nnd took a fancy to nn old edition of
SuaJcespcare. Ho borrowed the volume
and did not think to return It for sev
eral months.
Finally tho minister returned It with
a letter, saying: "My Dear Hlshop-I
have great pleasure In returning tho
Yolume you loaned me."
Tho bishop nnswercd: "My Dear
Brother All tho Joy Is tulne."-Deuver
Ilcpubllcan.
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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.
K. L. Kino,
Gen'l Agent for Ore.
Albany Oregon.
Cl.VDK HltOCK,
Local Agent,
Salem Oregon.
X Dook Sim AVonldii't Ilead.
"There 1b one book of Air. Steven
on's that I myself have never read,"
said Mrs. Stevenson. "I refused to
rend It and held to my refusal. 1 make
It a rule never to read a novel the
Bcene of which Is laid In a bygone age.
The nutbor always deems It his duty
to make his characters talk In what
he considers the lnngungo of that po
rlod, ami I am nlways sure that ho
doesn't know positively how they did
talk, bo I won't wad Buch books. 1
Would never rend tho 'Ulack Arrow,'
nnd Mr. Stovcnson thought It such a
good Joke that bo Insisted upon dedi
cating It to me." Jlliuumted Indiana
WeeUr.
Vnlunlile llnlr.
In Bokhara, where the finest and
most costly camel's Ualr shawls aro
made, tho camela aro watched while
the tluo hair on tlio under part of their
bodies is growing. It Is so carefully
cut timt not a hair la lost, and It Is
stored until enough has been accumu
lated to spin. The yarn made from
the hair Is of surpassing softness and
U dyed oil sorta of lovely colors.
Toncblnir,
"What," aBked the sentiments!
young woman, "was the most touching
Incident you ever witnessed?"
And after bo mo thought Senator
Sorghum unswerel, with cmphasU;
"Au election." Washington Star.
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Democratic Nominations
may not please you, but you nro certain
to bo Bllited With tlio wpll.mnknl monln.
served at any hour at the
St. Klmo Ukbtapiunt.
Probate matters.
Frank Holmes Jibb been appointed
administrator of tho estate of Jbb. N.
Ilarto, deceased, and 0. II. Kobortson,
J. II. l.unn and Teter Grnber. appraisers.
Jefferson Myers, administrator do
bonis non of tho estate of A. K. Hledon,
deceased, '.has been authorized to sell tlio
property of tho estnto on August 20,
1000.
Tho final account of F. T. Lewis, guar
dian of the person nnd estuto of J. A.
Lewis, has been approved mid tho guar
dian released.
Bottled Beer
Hot Weather and Holidays
ivow tuat wo navo lino weather and you
aro preparing for your holiday trip, it
will bo to your advantago to remember
mat tno nest BtocK ot ennneu groceries
ami luxuries mm bucii as you need are
sold by Uranson tv Kagan. eod
All hats at greatly reduced prices.
.Mrs. bmith, Statu street. 7 0 lw
Through the Yellowstone.
Tho new routo via tho (Oregon Short
Lino Hnilroad and Monidn, Mont., ena.
bles you to mnko a delightful trip
through tho Yellowstone National Park,
cuti-iiuK via .uuiiiuu nnu coming out via
uinunoar, mnuing it unnecessary to
Kllngerft Bcck.Succeasora toSouthSalem
Bottling Works.
All orders for bottled boer will be filled
at the browery. Kept on cold storage.
FrA city delivery. Telephone 2131.
cover any portion of the routo twiue. Fnr
. ... . .- -.--. .
i uescr ntivo tiook nt.
call at Oregon bliort Line Ticket
And endless varidy of other canned goods, vegetables etc,l3f,ourlMwholw,alo,ot8',2-6!re,a11
-. -i ...... I Mlllstuff lJran. 13; short, till'
ertmi;
"Motlri & Graber
PIION IM. IH HT11K T
Mlllstuff-Urati, 13; sliorts, HW
live cattle Steers, 3$ cows, tc
Sheep 2.60(33.
Dnwil VtMil ouo.
llutter Dairy, 16c ; creamery. 20c.
Poultry Jut hons ior lb., Cc.
spring clilckeus per lh 10
J)tatooa-20 to 26c por bushel for old.
Potatoes new, 60o por bushel.
Some Rare Bargains
I have a '99 30-inch Imperial with a new G, &
J. tire on rear wheel, all in perfect order, for
M6. I have a National in good running order
for $7.50 has new pedals. A Pacific 'in real
gooa snape lor H,50, all ready to ride. There
are also several others that vou can have at
your own price if you want them, some needing
a little repairs, others not much use,
I am sehing lots of gas lamps a nd carbide these
days. Solar or -Majestic gas la nip, 53.00. Car-
r;"r- A f i j. . ' . ,,Uie uexie" "et car
riers too for ladies wheels a re tine, only 60c
and thev are so convenient.
JP.A. WIOGINS
307COM. ST.
beautiful descriptive looklot.
U'2 Third street. Portland.
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NOT FOR CHINA
While nations are hurrying
..wits iu viiiiiii, wo aro aueiui
ing to our business and giving
our patrons the best to bo had
for their money at the.
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT
McKlLLOP & HnrtcrTAUT
Proprietors, 100 State St.
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.
. 2 car loads Star A Star
shingles No. 1.
, 4 car loads Roclje Harbor
Lime.
2 car loads Portland ce
ment, No. 1.
2 car loads cedar posts.
,, Sand. Gravel, Plaster, Hair
Fire Brick. English and Dom
e.stic Common Brick.
These goods of best quality
are in store and will be sold
more reasonable than ever.
Call for prices.
D. S. Bentley & Co,
PhoneSOl. 3o Fronts
RATES0N ICE
Tho following low rates o ice have
been agreed upon by the Capital Ice
orkB and Crystal Ice Works, of this
Vs "ms"""1!, -way iq.
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
60c per hundred ; less Uian 100 lbs 76c
Private parties usinc lm lh. nr mnr.
76c; less than 100 lbs, lc per lb. No
sale below 10c.
Ice In ton lots, 7.50; half ton, 14.00.
Crysial Ice Worte
Is delivering ice to ita patrons
at the prevailing prices. Also
ice cream in any quantity will
be delivered to any part ol the
the citv. Price 65c ner eallou,
warranted to keep 12 houra after
delivery. : : : : j :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
I foo shipped in tacks 76c per 100, sacks
' Capital lex Woaxa
' CBY8TAI If WOBKB.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Bids will be received until July !!
for the remodeling of my residence oa
d
the Mirnnr anil finnrt and 16tll BtreeiB.
Tho rli.kt t. mun-ul In raiect any
all bids. PlaiiB and speclflcatlons my
be seen at the office of Pugh A uray
architects. ,
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