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Milanese
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.
H'ODVBRSON'S
KzaaiaaeamamsBsii
X ALL NEXT WEEK X
We will place on sale
our entire line of
FANCY PARASOLS
At less than wholesale cost.
'& 00 otii'H at clean-up price 1 -10
2 CO oticfj at clean-up price ' 1 Wi
.'I 00 ones at clean-up priot 2S0
ft OOoncs nt clean-up prico .... !! -17
7 W) ones nt c)cnti-iii price I 50
A chance to save money in good sized
chunks. See interior display.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
279
Commercial
Street.
Eyes that Need Glasses Most are
pBl7
Often In mht mill Iciiiitllnl tit tlio catuM
observer, jet tliv n-nle of ilcfcctitu vision
sometimes total iocs of eight urn I nrk Iii?
there. No onu hut llm skilled oculist and
optician can tell yon properly jmt how yon
Htunil it" to eyi Kight, nml IIh a urrnt miMakc
to ilelnv it tliiirimgh examination at 1 lie first
warning.
CHARLESJIH. HINGES,
Scientific Octktan,
296 Commercial Street.
WEATHER.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Tonight nml Sunday fnir.
nut tL fttt
V-v
Wheat Market.
San Fkaniiw-o, July H. Cash l(in4
CuiCAdo, III., July 1-1. Sept. 77.
Salem, 40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAPK II V
Dm Sidiuy Powtir Co.
NlllSltV, OltKIION
Wlltamette.
John W. Cliimi. l'ortltiml.
It. E. Davis nml futility, Portland.
W. J. Moore, Brownsville,
K. O. 1'ritzns. Portland.
Joseph It. Wlmlen, St. Imis, Mo.
W. J. Cronln, Now York.
K. J. Ciilof. Chicago.
Frank Patterson, Albrnv
Dr. 8. Whiting, Portland.
M. I.. JoueM, Brooks.
J I'. Jones, rortlmiil.
Mrs. (i. S. Miinii, I'ortliiml.
Hon .Mm riH, City.
Fred Wcthstiu, I'ortliiml.
Onpt.O.S. Mhiiii, l'orlhiiiil.
(.'apt S. K. Mnir, Siitnptor.
S. M. Terry, I'ortliiml.
John Stono, I'ortlaml.
PERSONAL
U. P. Dftfh roturneit lust titghl foin
Portland.
E. Kllngcr, of Hubbard, wns in this
city yesterday.
Lyman Loo has returned from nn out
ing at Newport.
T. L. Ambler, of Mt. Autrel , was in
the city yesterday.
Dexter Field has returned from Massa
chusetts, whore lie has been attending
college.
A. E. Drown, superintendent of Salem
Water Co., went to Portland thin morn
lug on business.
Jndgo Terrell came down from Me
linma yesterday. Ho returns today ac
companied by Captain and Mrs. Gilbert
S. Mann of company D.ThlrdKcgiment.
Hon. It. S. Sheridan, of Ilosebnrg,
wns in the city yesterday, thu guest of
1'. II. D'Arcy. Mr. Sheridan is chair
man of the statu Democratic Central
committee.
Sheriff F. W. Durbln and family left
tills morning for a few weeks at Onsen-
Hit. Unit county. The family will ru
main tlieru wliiln irank joinB eornu
friends to visit Fisli Lnkc nml other
K)lntn in tlio mountains.
Mrs. K.I'.Talklngton wasqiiito sevoro
ly injured in attempting to board one
of tlio street carH last night when re
turning irom the 'encampment." A
carrinuo was called and the iniurcd ladv
conveyed to her home, whom sho is rest
ing a llttlo moro comfortably today.
Uhv. J, J. Evans, for moro than three
years past pastor of tho First Christian
Church of this city, has resigned to ac
cept a call to tho First Christian church
of Red Bluff. California. HIb resignation
takes effect September 1st. Hov. Evans
hns been forced to this sten on account
of IiIh health, and it is witli deep regret
iKitti on the part of nlmself and tlio con
gregation thut ho has served bo accept-
amy.
PERUNA A REMEDY FOR FEMALE CATARRH.
M Aonuoen, Yoik Co., Va.
Dr. 8. II. llartman, Columbus, O.i
"I can scarcely And vjorda to express
my gratitude to you for all your kind
nets to me. It has robbed the grave of
one victim, for I wai In a critical condi
tion when I wrote ynu before. Thanks
to you, however, my health Is fully re
stored. 1 wish every young lady In our
town could read youi book. Thoro would
bo a great deal lcs sickness ntid puny
women." Mian liertha K. Sargent.
Navabota, Tex.
Dr. 8. It. liartman, Columbus, O.:
"I thtnk It is time to lot you know
what your treatment has done for me.
t am rid of that terrible trouble I had
when I wrote to you. When I would
itoop over I could not straighten up
without the most aevere pain. I am well
f that, and am much better In other
iray."--Mri. V. K. F. Gllle, Hox 16.
I OsriiA,MisB.
Or. 8. II. Harttrmn, Columbus, O.i
"I am sure that Pc-ru-ua Is ono of tho
lest medicines on the market. I am
sure that I would hvo boon in my gran
now had x
not used it. I
have told many
others tho good
It did mo.
Everybody said
that I had con
sumption, and I
knew that I
would have It
unlets I got re
lief. I fed It
mv duty to
give praise whore It la due. I am and
ever shall bo grateful to the man who
discovered re-ru-na." Mrs.S.E. Dicker,
New Orleans, La.
Dr. S. 11. llartman, Columbus, O. :
"I am feollng much hotter now than 1
have for two years. I find I'e-ru-na to
be tho bcst;miKll
cine for female
complaint, and
In all cases ol
extremo weak
neas I think It li
the best remedy
in tho world, ai
It has done me
a groat deal of
good.Myfrleuda
say that I am looking better now than I
have for years. They want to know
what I have boon doing, I look so well.
I toll them that re-ru-na did It. I hope
Dr. llartman will live many years more
to help others as he did me." Mrs. II.
Bathe, 1834 Sixth street.
Every woman should have a copy of
"Health and Beauty." This book con
tains speclflo Instructions for the treat
ment and enre of female catarrh. It Is
Illustrated and contains much Informa
tion. Address Dr. IIartuan,Columbus.O-
uiuilti fur family mo,usk your grocers lot
It. Bran and HlmrtH always on hand
A.' T. WALN, AGENT.
imidnk ft I
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Clothing
And gents' furiiithing goods
newest HylttH, lurge variety txtt-loriiM.
i Shoes
shooi.tj
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E. F. 0SBURN. S'o,U
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Ladies'!. hIkk'm. mini's
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jiiiiuid aiiiK'n.riiimicu p mioort nil,
sixes, style, make unit (uiilltieM,'
Mt gua'autecMi, mid cIumihii' a
than the cheapest a
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VvtkXX
An open Letter.
M.miuvy. QrtHin. .Iiiiui i:t torn
i Me-r. MIU'lii'll. I evk Btnver A Co. Sali-m.
tin roii
lK.sriKMi:.N 1 luiii iiheerfullv recoiit
meiul tho Cliitmpiou Hinder, Dntw Cu'
.Mower nml Cliitmplou llnkii purchased
from) on List pciimiii, nt they nn giving
tho vttiy bentof Mitlsfnclion. I gavo tin
Hinder it thorough tet-t Inst stuison, I
hud '.'00 acres of (Hits that wits strittt-fell
iiillt bitilly and the) riiened sutlielently
loheitd. but having no header I got lite
other Hinders mid put in with my Chum
pinn to cut them. The Champion ttat.
tint o-ily Hinder of the l that would
elevate the oitts mid deliter them to the
pucker williout feeding bauk between
itppor end of elevator to binder There
werttltto Dcermus, tttoMcOormicks and
one Pimm, and they ttertt continnitll)
iNillierlng ttlieu tho Champion run right
along, and in fact its elevator did not
choke ouci) all btvipou.
I no Draw Cut Mutter is the Acme of
perfection. It runs easy and light, cult-
it mil Httatli, wheels ueter slip, and
there is no tide drittt or weight on
hon-os' uivks when Mower is in motion
1 hail no breaks ami the machinery did
not coat nut it tent for romirs. 1 can
reommeml Ilium highly to any one that
nnnm u uiri elites maeuilie.
Yery repiH'tfully( C J. Nmmim.
tl tt
Came tlrokea Dr.
I'lie O. N tl Iwys hate gone to their
lioiin s but a flret-i'lnw Sunday dinner
tun neserxtHi to all our patrons,
M KlMU lUT.M'l!t.NT.
TOfbCOasfOpMOiiDfaiDs?
Hie casun ij. on, and we have the ijoodb that will ijive
you enjoyment eveiy nioniem of youroutmjr.jjood thinij to'eat.
S TA It HAM
SLI0K1) DltlKD
VAI. LOAF
M INCH I) HAM
SI.10HI) MACON
HI1KAKFAST IIACON
Y!
And , endless variety oi other canned ;ood, vegetables etc.
Rotl'i & Graber
riiotm Ifil, -.( KTTKjr
OUR NEWPORT LETTER.
Camp Life at Yajulna Bay Whele the Dreak
ers Roar and Ftshlnc Is Good.
Nkwi'okt, July 12. Wo camo over
hero on tho lOtli for a fow weeks' outing
us lias been our custom for many years,
There nro tlireo worlds, tho land and tho
tea and tho other world, and it seems a
pity to live within a day's jottrnoy of
tho ocean and know nothing of it. So
o pack our household effects that ore
indispenslblo, secure it kind neighbor's
aid to feed tho cats, check tho bulldog
and tlio babywagon, nml botako our
selves to Now port, tho popular resort for
all valloy pcoplo. Iho train from
Albany runs over in about four hours
ami alter wo pass Summit Station, wo
soon smell tho sea hrccr.o nud begin to
button up our wraps. At Yaqulna the
fnithfiil little steamer is wniting to take
us for a sail down tho bay to tho city
w ith tlio grand and aristocratic 'name. '
Our nrrival is not heralded by tho
band. A ainglo toot of tho Bteam whistle
brings all tun movable population of tlio
town to tho landing, A paling hns boon
oricieti to Keen anyono irom crowding
to tho edge of tho wharf. Tlio crowd
get up as close aB thov can. and a fow
stretch their hands through tho fenco to
greet particular friomls, a fellow's izirl
or Home man's second wlfo, cousin, or
some ono ot a moro remote degree ol
conennguinity. Mv old friend, Cnpt,
Allison, was thoro. Cant. Hall, and Mr.
Whittlcr, who haulfd ourbatruaKO to tlio
cottage for n dollar. After it was thoro
another man offered to haul it up for 60
cents, but ho wns not nt tho dock. My
Democratic friond, Henly, tho former
pottmnster, wont to Similiter and struck
it rich, having made a fortune In real
estate. Ills predecessor, Mr. Hampton,
is his successor, nml ho ia as good a
Nasby us ho is a sitlmon-llsiicrmmi. or a
deep-sea Usher. Tho man who can fill
a banel witli silver-sides or codfish
quicker than Hamilton has cot to be
horn that way. lie can never acquire
tiiu uri. ity mo way, aro not nil usher-
men born? My boys hnvo not yot
learned to hold a lino witli tho old man
of tho family, but nro making rapid
progress, and onu of them skunked me
two years ago with My rod ontheSnr.
limn. It was a great comfort to find our cot
tage on Olsson'a Hay all scoured ns clean
as tint deck of of a man of war, a tiro in
tho stoto, tho teakettle singing, the
honeysuckles blooming at tho window, a
yorgooiia bouquet on tho front room
table nud plenty of clean sweet hay
for our bedding. Wit arrive nt seven nml
must unpack, imiku up our beds, got
supper, and ask a great many questions
itlxmt tho neighborhood. A coven story
appetite and twelve hour sleep aro not
wanting, What has happened in two
years? Wo went east for our vacation
lust year. Nono of our neighbor cot
tagers aro in yot. Tho Croasmnus of
I'ortliiml aro not coming but some of
their relatives tiro to have their cottage,
Mr. lloorth's family, Frank Waters,
Mis. Shelly Morgan, mid other Salem
Ho aro to Ikj lioro soon, and wo shall not
bo lonesome. Thoro aro it number of
cottages to be had here, but of course
neoplo must know what to bring to en
joy such mt outing. Some old scraps of
carpet, a few curtains, a fow cliromos
totnek on tho Mill will help out won.
derfully.
OUson's Hay addition to Now-port is
only 10 minutes walk from the steamer
lauding. It is n sheltered nook, facing
southeast.w arm nnd sunny.but protected
iiiiui wio norinwost winds that.miiko
life unpleasant when exitosed to their
inn lorco. liero on tho bay it ts always
sunny mid pleasant, tho eemi circle of
hills completely breaking tho force of
wimia. iho most dellcuto (lowers grow
outdoors in this protected sot us Mrs
Ikiyloy'a mid Mrs. Olsson's (lower gar
dens fully prove. Tho buy Is alho with
tlsb on this side. Just outsided tho eel
tirawi them wo caught this forenoon
about forty pounds drossed.of the sweet
est llth In tho world, llounder.. kelp,
porch. Later wo get toincod, rockcod,
and tint regular bank coddsh and sllvor
side salmon. Tho latter bito a troll. All
ure delicious eating and will keep several
tints. Wo have the freedom of a llnu
vegetable garden, and such delicious ve
getables as grow in this mixture of sand
and guano nnd rotted shells, can bo
found nowhere else in the world.
i no urti uay wo got settled and put
up our tent. title the ladles and chil
dren prefer sleeping In tho cottage. 1
like the tent for n bedroom, Tlio per
fumed uir of outdoors is a marked
feature of this locality and cornea through
the canvass walls day by day and at
night tho salt sea air wafts you to sleep
Your lloor Is of the choiro.t rWr n,,.i
in bloom, but oulv a few incheo l.lol,
From out over tho bar conuta tin. Wi.,..
iuu ot tho breakers, tviiunt id.. mt.tr.
ceasing Btirf is battering away tho last
irauiiviui ma minions oi dollars of let-
ties and harbor Improvements. Only
lat winter tho tramunv mi ;)..,. t.
reached from tlio south beach up todeon
llillll.Anlldl.. .1-1 ' ..
.....t.. .nt, uav him unven over to the
mimr snore, mui is Doing sold for stove
wood at f 1.50 cord. It cost tlio tax.
payer a ureal deal more than- that lie.
fore it became driftwood. High tides
hao carried away some of the bulk
hernia and large slices of tho main bust
nejM street, but tho bay remains and
H-hing is better than ever before
K. HoriiK.
SUNDAY SERVICES.
Mrs. Olive Kylo will speak at tho
rooms Sunday at -1 o'clock
w. c. t. u.
, Kov
W. 0. T. U.
p. m. All invited
Kin8T rilESIlYTKItlAN.
Public worship with sermons
n. in.
d, D. D,
tomor-Preach-
row at 10:30 n. in. and 8
ing by Ilev. Thomas Boy
st. Paul's episcopal.
Fifth Sunday after Trinity. Morn
ing prayer sermon at 10:30 a. m. Sun
day school at 11:30 a. in Evensong
nnd sermon 8 p. m.
CIlltlSTIA.V HCIENCK.
Salem Church of Christ, Scientist, 209
Liberty street. Services at 10:30 a.m.
and 8 p. in. Sundays, mid every Wednes
day evonlng at 8 o'clock. Subject of
Sunday lesson sermen: "Truth."
FIRST CUI1INTIAN.
J. J. Evans, pastor, preaching at 10:30
n. in. and 8 n, in. B bio school nt l'J in.
JuniorEndenvorat5 p. in. Y. P. S. 0.
h. nt 7 p. in. Mornins sublcct. "Snlr.
itunl development." Evening, "Con
fessing Christ."
FIRST UNITKI) KVANCIKLICAL.
Hov. II . L. Pratt pastor. Services in
this church morning nud evening. Sun
day school at 10 o'clock. Society of
Christian Endeavor meets at 7 p. in, Sub
ject of morning service "Lessons frooi
tlio Unjust Steward."
U.NI1Y CHURCH.
Service at 10:30 a. m. Hov. W. K.
Copelond, pastor No evening service.
Hov. Copeland will preach his farewell
sermon. Prof. Parvin lias prepared a
special musical service. Mrs. Holland
will sing the closing nuthoin.
t'KNTHAI, C0S0IIE0ATI0.VAI. CHURCH.
Corner Nineteenth and Ferry streets,
T. II. Henderson, Pastor. Preaching at
tlio usual hours tomorrow. Subject nt
11 a. in., "Heligion Which Counts for
Something." Subject at 8 p. in., ''Can
Men Do Christians and Get to Heaven
Through Women as Proxies?"
FIRST CONailKnATIO.NAI..
Hov. W. 0. Kantnor, D. D pastor.
Preachinir at 10:30 a. m. and 8 p. in.
Sunday school nt 12 in. Y. P. S. 0. E.
nt 7 p. m. U-ftder Mr, J. H. T. Tuthlll.
Morning address by Brigadier General
Marshall, of Portland. Evonlng address
Vy, tho Pastor-Subject "A Cathedral
Window."
HAITIST CHURCH.
Koiinld McKillop, pastor. Services nt
10-30 a. in. and 8 p. in. Sunday school
12 m. H. Y. P. l) at 7 p. i.,: led by
lheodore Hoth. Subject of morning
servlco "Maintaining mi Unwithored
Profession." Subject of evening service
' Willing to Obey tho Condition of
Power to Obey." Tho evening servico
Will bo BPeciallV OVanpellatfc. nniuirlim.
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jty win oo kivoii to unite wl
cliurcn to those so desiring,
song selection by II. S. Gilo.
IIBBBBOU
Are Your Teeth
Worth Half a Dollar.
,ii iKTr riimn i iiiii m
1 taa Fide Reduction
Here's n clean-cut enving for all our customers. Thoy have heon waitln
our July sale, nnd now tlio opportunity comes, nnd our patrons know tlin ii
get Just whnt wo advertise nnd they appreciate tho fact that wo never mlr J
sent. And hero goes suits Hint will cnptlvato tlio eye nnd loosen th purso sitT'8"
of every good jndgo of clothing. A largo lino of boys' crnpli suits at 50c ninl -r"w
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t'niiTii'a- auira. m.t. x i. ;i. tt ; niniiH pi nun kiiiik. iz. .i. t.tiiif rnmtFn n
5, 0,$7.60, f8; nienSTtweed suits, (). f7, $8: men's worsteds, $10, 1" no iir'
business trousers, tip top for business wear, ft, fl.50, $2.(50 and up m,!,; j
boys' Mispenders, men nnd bovB neckties and shirts, crash and folt lints nil mi i
to voiir ndvmitnL'O. A lino linn of ladles' skirts In linon. ilimim. !'!"'l''l
til .1... ' . "mi II (Ilia
(in wio nuove are strictly Yin.'
trimmed mid plain, well made and nicely llniBlied.
to-dnte
M Friedman's
Cor. Slnte and Commercial Sts.
New Racket Urn
nielli Oregon.
I have secured several lines of new goods at reduced
rates and offer them to consumers at wholesale prices.
Pulley Belts, fine ones only 25c.
Crash skirts only 50c.
Duck skirts, regular $1.25 only 75c
Alcrcerized silk underskirts regular $1.25,
only 85c.
Yard wide percale, 7 l-2c yd.
Pearl buttons, 5c a doz.
Bone buttons 10c gross.
Silk mitts 15c a pair.
Large assortment of laces, ribbons, embroideries, cor
sets and gloves at less than wholesale cost.
I am still selling ladies' fine shoes, regular $4.00 for
$1.25 a pair, and oxford ties at 50c, 65c, and 75c a pair.
ith the
Sjtecial
MOIIMOXH.
The church of Jesus Christ of Utter
Day Saluts, will hold services tomorrow
aslollews: Sunday school 10:30 corner
highteenth and Mill. Preaching nt 2-30
a xupumr nan, turner niocic. Even
ing servlco at 8 p m. at Mornun Head
quarters Eighteenth and Mill, Eiory.
body invited.
tiBTiioniar episcopal.
John Parsous, pastor. Services tomor
row at 10:30 a. m. and 8 n. m Kim.inv
school at 12 m mid Epworth league at
0:45 ti. m. The Hov. Bishop Earl Crans
ton, D. D. will occupy th j pulpit in tlio
morning ami deliver an address on
"China and the Orient." Bishop Crans
ton was in China and Japan two years,
returning to America last April, and be
Is well qunlltled to s)eak on the relig
ious aspects of the Eastern question.
Besides the usual music, Miss Marguer
ite Alderson will retiuer a vocal solo at
tlio morning sorvlce. The pastor will
preach in the evening, and 'Bishop
Cranston will occupy the pulpit of l,oslie
church, South Salem.
Then why nejlect them? Come here---
Wc'llsell you the test tooth trashes that
It's possible to makefor 25c.
We'll sell you a bottle of our own tooth
rowder for 25c.
These with a little or your help will keep
your teeth la good condition. We know
the truth Is all right-know It enough to
say-another one If we're mistaken. We
know the Tooth Powder Is all right--
'cause we make It.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
BRIDGE & UEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SOPERIOR
5T0UE5 and
RANGES.
D. J. Fry
I Ever try to take Pictures? It's lots of
I fun. We've Cameras and all the other
I things.
I
Bu;:
Mac
re
Piano and
Organ Talk
This is tho time of year when more
people prepare to buy orgu.ua and
pianos than at any other season.
What are you doing '
We are prepared to sell you the best
goods In tho world, each a peer in
118 Cln80
Estev and Chicago Cottage Organs.
hiiaoe, I slier, Ludwig, Kingsbury.
Cable and other Pianos.
Always glad to see you whether
looking or buyiug.
Sewing machines aud supplies of all
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Toddy will furnish tlio wind and
me wnuiiie.
: t J
Tho question Is naked "Aro thel'lillip
pines to lie our Ireland?"
Some farmers complain of army worms
since tlio encampment is at Salem.
5 t i
Alwoyn huvo an open mind, but don't
keep it open at both ends. Tlio Public
. .
Tho Stnto'mnn intimates that tlieAm
crican Hook trust is lighting State
Superintendent Aekerman. It ought to
know if any ono else.
. .
No campaign funds will be mm I m.
this year carrying crowds to hoar Mr,
McMnloy'a "front porch orntorv."
icoo-iovett will mruikh the llreworka this
time.
t t t
P11 CIlU... o..a l..v I....I .... ..
riallsni he wanted before he left his
tuiorniiiu in lam, ami now declines to
support tho military system in his
iiuopieti country.
ttt
homo Irreverent punster, impressed
with thoeffortsof tho Outlook to mnetifv
linporinliHiii, compares it with Outing,
which ho wivh makes religion of sport,
wiiuu mo uiiiiooK makes sjtort of
iigion.
t t t
Gon. Otis' repentod interviews on tlio
cnu oi iho war in tho Philippine ought
iu uu luuifii riKui uock to ueiiornt .Mac
Arthur and Judge Tnft to show them
how easy their work really is, stive the
Springfield Republican.
Republican papers keen reiterating
that Roosevelt's recent tripwes, "had
no politics iu it." He made speeches nt
every railroad station wliero the crowds
would gather, iill-suino Brvnn, but then
hepnly waved his San Junii hat. Xo
politics,
J 1 1
Judge Cnntrill at tho trial of Secretary
of State Potters and others for tho mur
der of Goebel, called all tho newspaper
reporters into his privato room at the
tourthouso and requested them not
to write anything iu anticipation
Some More
Wheel Snaps
Part of those I advertised yestonl.iv
are gone already I now havo a ''
JO iu black Tribiine,!iewly enameled,
'npwiect condition every way for
t-u. i nave u men Rambler w ith
two now rims and one new casing,
JorfU. Other snap from $5.00 up.
th?uiiiew W,JfJl9' ,00' at l,ric08
that will move them at one. Sun-
dries.yoii'llilndin our south win-
! inr. a1l)"1"dttce- Ga lnipa
$00: Carbkle, 2 pounds for 26c.
Another lot of those Dexter Net
camera in today. They sell like
hot cakes.
CAN BE
FOUND A'J
GRAY BROS
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM. ORE
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER
Price $35.00
The Chicago cannot be excelled fo
, 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.
Cl.VDK HllOCK,
JoJtarsitM. h
.ti&am&M
cSpQaJJiJial
K. L. Kino,
Gen'l Agent for Oro.
Albnnv Oregon.
iocal Agent,
Salem Oregon.
of whnt witnesses will sav on the
stand, nnd said that bo did not wish tint
defendants tried in ndvauco In tlio news-
pajiers.
Greatest Bargains
known in Shoes, next
to Gilbert & Baker's.
ever
door
MARRIED.
FARRKNS-ROHERTS. At the resl
denco of tlio olllclating clergyman,
Salem, Oregon, Friday, July 13, MM).
Mies Georgia .. Fnrrens to Mr. F. H.
Robertson, J. J. Evans, of the First
Christian church, olllclating.
Tho bride has been uu employe of tho
reform school, for several years, and tho
groom la engaged in tli milling busi
ness in Turner, where tliey will reside.
Ice Cream for Sunday.
On account of tho enormous rush for
ice cream on last Sunday it wns lni08
siblo to till nil orders satisfactorily but
I am prepared to promptly supply your
wants for tomorrow. James Miiguiro.
Eating and Sleeting.
Food supplies tho substance for re
pairing tho wastes of the body, and
gives strength. Sleep nffords tlio opiw
tun ty lor these repairs to bo made.
Both are necessary to health. If you
can't eat and sleep, tako Hood's Sairsa.
parilla. It cteatea a good appetite and
tones tho uigostlvit organs, nud it gives
the sweet, restful sleep of childhood.
Be sure to get Hood's.
Biliousness is cured, bv Hood's Pills.
25c. 0
Bottled Beer
Kllngcr ft Oeck,Successoi8 to'SouthSalero
Uotthr. Works
All orders for bottled boor will bo fllltxl'
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage.
Free city delivery. Tolephono 2131.
The Yellowstone Park Line.
Tho Northern PupIHc mma ,ln., ...!..
from Portland to tho famous v-ii-.
stono Park. Tho naiurnl nnn.1 ni
this park havo been so often described
that It ia unnecessary to describe them
here. Round trip excursion rntf-n nm
now in effect, and mauy peoplo from
this county and Europe, aro Including
. ,.... ... u,c r summer vacation trips.
To many jieople, this is tho tour of a
lifetime, many aro the sights they de
scribe with enthusiasm to their friends,
on Uieir return.
For further information, r.itos, etc ,
8.eo,linX. !i,m,ra ,,u'iliu . f write
A. I). Charlton. A. G P. A., 255 Morri
son street, corner Third, Portland.
7-12 Ot.
p?
-A. WIQOINS
307 COM. ST
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Bicycles,
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 Roche Harbor
Lime.
2 car loads Portland ce
ment, No. 1.
2 car loads cedar posts.
Sand. Gravel. Plnctor. Hair
Fire Brick. .English and Dom
estic Common Brick.
These goods of best quality
are in store and will be sold
more reasonable than ever.
Call for prices.
D. S. Bentley & U
Phone 3Q . sioFrontSl
WMMM'gg"MMMWslMsas"?
Crysial Ice Works
Is delivering ice to its patr.ni
at the prevailing prices. Also
ice cream In any quantity '"
ho delivered to any part ol the
the city. Price 65o per gallon
warranted to keep 12 hours after
delivery. : : : :
RATES ON ICE
The following low rate on ice have
been agreed upon by the Capital Ice
orks and Crystal Ice Works, of this
city begiuning May 16:
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets using 100 lb or more at a time
60c per hundred! less than 100 lbs 75c.
Private parties using 100 lbs or more,
75c; less than 100 lbs, lc iter lb. No
sale below 10c.
Ice in tort lots, 17.60; half ton, H.OO,
at the works.
Ice Bhippod In sack 76c per 100, sacks
? Capital Ick Wobk
J. Maguire Propj
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can get nil you want
to eat at the
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT
Our patrons leceive the best the
market affords. Open day nnd
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
(JUYBTAI. ICKWOUK
100 8U(e St,
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