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Dress Goods Sale
Will last till August 1st.
Every piece o( dross goods Id our store at a
July Clean-up Price
Bala will Include both worsted nnd cotton poods nnd wo will stnko our reputa
tion on the bargains wo will offer on anything in the line. Your money back al
ways If you'ro not satisfied, That's tho motto of
H O JLVIB R. SON'S
, The Biff Bargain House of Salem '. i. u
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Our 5c
Bargain counter offers this week
Bovoral lines of Lawns, Organdies,
Ginghams, Batines, etc.. up to
25c values.
Campaign price 5c yd.
At 7 1-2 yd.
A lino of regular
flno batfsto.
16c values In
At 10c a yd.
A llnuof Challlos in pretty pat
terns, worth 25 conts.
Waist Silks, Plaids.
Checks and Stripes.
Sale Prices
$1.75 ones for 1.15.
$1.50 ones for $1.00.
$1.25 ones for 76c.
$1.00 ones for 05c.
75c onos for 45c.
You cannot afford to miss this offering.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
GOING AWAY
For tho summer you won't want to tako your jewelry and watch with you, this
would bo a good timo to havo it repaired your watclt cleaned and put In first-class
sliapo, ready for use whon you come back. Wo do this work in excollont manner
make your jewelry look llko now, and havo your watch well regulated. You will
find my charges tlio most reasonable in tho city, all work in proportion.
Watches cleaned, 76c.
Main springs, 76c.
C. II. HINGES. X
296 Commercial Street,
next Door to llolverson's.
WEATHER.
Tonight and
warm.
Tuesday fair continued
If
Wheat Market.
.Ban FnAKnsoo, July 28. Cash 100,
Ouioaoo, 111., July 28. Sept. 76.
Salem, 40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAm II v
Tha Sidnov Powor Co.
BIDNBT, OHKOON.
made for family use, ask your grocers for
It. Bran and shorts always on hand.
WALN, AGENT.
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Men's lUnlltoo Brows shoes
worth $2.25. now $1.90.
Ladles' rise cknlc shoe midc
ty llsnllton Brows, former
rrk $2.00, Sale price $1.50.
Alt other shoes at cut prkei,
Come In oi see.
VVVtVVlkVs
RATES ON ICE
The following low rates on ice have
been agreed uon by the Capital Ice
Works ami Cryidal fco Works, of this
city beginning May 10:
'Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or moro ut a time
60c per hundred; less than 110 lbs 76c.
Private parties using 100 lbs or more,
76o;les ti an 100 lbs, lu jxir lb. No
sale below )0o.
Ico iu tou lots, $7.60; half ton, $4.00,
at the works.
Ice shipped in sacks 76c per 100, sacks
extra OiriTiu lex Works
Alt (larsTAt Ira Works
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
SALEM WATER SUPPLY
A DEEP WATER SUCTION BEINO PLACED
INTIlECniB
The Silem Water Coraesny Further Improves
lis New Crib For Supplylaf the
Consumers of the City.
Willamette.
A J Leland, Portland.
0 W Lawrence, Portland,
W I) Holllngsworth, Portland.
J M llaborly, Portland.
I'll Bmtth, LnGrnndo.
Clias Q Mnrkloy, Ban Francisco.
J W Hroomell, Phoenix Arizona.
K 0 niolst and wife, McKall, Mo.
T 0 Boasloy and wife, Kiittonsburg.Mo.
Max Ilowutt, Ilockford, Ind.
A J Miller and wifo. Albany.
L V Kwrks, Ban Francisco.
II W Mltcholl, Portland.
W W Hoagland, Portland.
Waltor Jackson, Portland,
A M Ilakor, Portland.
Julius Aronson. Portland.
Wm Best, San Francisco.
J II McKnlght, Nw York.
A W Druinmond, Ban Francisco.
II P Jones, Philadelphia, Pa.
PERSONALS.
Hobort Ilnllcy, ol Liberty, roiwrts lit
tle damage dono In his neighborhoods
cept to cabbago nnd garden truck, by tho
army of cut worm.
HEALED nY ELECTRICTY.
Ore.
1801).
From the Mother of Albert Toiler. Pres,
too Press Atsonlailoa.
Poiitmnu, Ore., April 6,
10 wnum u may cencern:
Otto Klingboil electric healer, gave mo
II vo treatments lor rheumatism, mid 1
feel that his method was bonellcinl to
me. I had suffered severely for thruo
weeks prior to his treatment, and after
consulting Mr. Kllngbell and being
treated by him, my right arm which had
bcun tho cause of tbu trouble, felt great-
ly improvott. shim, x t. tozikii.
Otto Klingbell, tbu famous mnKUOtiu
healer Is now in the city and con bo
found at the ltloly boarding liouco :)47
I HUH street tlireo houses north of C itv
TheBalom Water Company is pushing
the work of improvment at its crib on
tho Minto gravol bar, and tho work will
be comploted in tho near future.
Tho complications eousht to bo
overcomo commenced on a Sat
urday evening, Bftor an oxcosslvoly
hot day when an unusual volumo of wa
ter had been used throughout tho city
for irrigating purposes and both 'pumps
were worked to their full capacity. Tho
low stago oi tho river had lowered the
pressure from tho outsldo which forces
tho water through tho gravel Into tho
crib, and on tho day in rjucstiorTthe wa
ter in tho crib was lowered to tho point
whoro tho sucthn created swirls and the
pipe bogau to suck air. This air collect
ed In the largo water pipo which was so
lightened that it floated to the surfaco of
tho water.
As soon as thoso conditions developed
tho wholo forco of water company om
ploycs was put to work at remedial
measures. Tho pumping was checked
temporarily ; tho air was drawn out of
tho pipe which then Bank to its proper
bod ; and early Sunday forenoon tho en
tiro plant was again in good working
order.
Tho disturbance of tho pipo, howover,
nnd tho churning caused by tho air, stir
red up all tho sediment which had col
lected on the bottom of the long lino of
pipo from tho crib to tho pump. This
was unavoidably pumped Into tho mains
Sunday morning and gavo riso to all
eoita notions amorig tho consumers.
In order to understand how tho com
pany proposes to guard againgt such
troublo In future it must bo stated that
tho 24 inch pipe enters tho crib some 12
or 14 feet from tho bottom of tho same.
An elbow turnod downward seven fecet
in length will now bo put on tho end of
tho pipo inside the crib. This will have
exactly tho enmo effect as raising tho
levol of tho river that much, as tho low
er tho water is drawn in tho crib, tho
greater becomes tho "hoad"which forcos
water in through tho Altering gravel.
It nlBo gives a resorve supply of a body
of water 20 x GO fcot and 7 foot deep,
abovo tho present availablo reserve in
tho crib. That however will cut little
figure in comparison with ho increased
inflow which results from tho lowering
of tho Burfaco of tho water in tho crib.
In tho mean tlino, a doublo row of pil
ing has been driven along tho pipo from
tho crib to tho pumping Btation nnd it
has been securely fastened in place.
Thoso are tho improvements under
way and thoy will prevent nuy further
troublo and Insure oven hotter water in
tho future.
A Child Enjoys
Tho pleasant flavor, gontlo notion, and
Booth I ng effect of Syrup of Figs, when
In noed of n laxatlvo, and if tho father
or mother bo costlvo or bilious, tho most
gratifying results follow its use; so that
It Is tho host family remedy known and
every family should havo a bottlo. Man
ufactured by tho California Fig Syrup
Co.
little eon of Tit, arid Mf. Hutrie of this
city, this making four generations, all
halo and hearty. Tho day paiseod nil too
quickly and with many good wishes and
pleasant remembrances of tho day tho
largo party of over sixty guests bid their
host and hostess au rovoir ana roturneu
to their homos.
HEAVY TO HANDLE.
Girders for the Oper House Celllnr Weigh Six
Tons Each. Put Up This Week.
The large glrdors to support tho cell
ing of tho now opera houso havo been
transferred to tho bHo of tho Odd Fol
lows' building by tho Salem Truck &
Dray Co., and A.J. Mofflt. tho houso
mover 1ms tho Job of placing thorn in
position.
Each girdor when put together will
bo 68 feet long nnd will weigh six Ioiib.
Tho work 6f raising tho threo to tho
top'of the second story of tho' building
and placing them across tho 60 foot
opening of tho opera houso is quite an
undertaking for tho appliances at hand
horo, and will probably take nil of this
week.
Theso three prices of iron work wcte
mado at the Pittsburg works of Carno
gloACo,, and were ordered through
tho Albany Iron Works.
It has probably cost moro actual ex
penditure of labor to tako them from
tho car on the depot Bwitch and land
them at tho cornor of High nnd Court
street, than it did to load thorn on tho
cars In Pittsbug and bring them to Sa
lem ; which Illustrates tho difference bo
tween doing things by main strength
and doing them by steam bower.
Tho contractors, Erlxou & Van Patton
this morning obtained permission to
closo High street for part of tho day on
Monday Tuesday and Wednesday while
the girders are being raised, to guard
against possible accident from break
ing tackle.
Three Convicts.
Frank Baker.Burt Grifllth and Waltor
Ben were receivod at the penitentiary
Saturday from Lincoln county. Tho last
named will servo two years for larcency.
Baker nnd Griffith have five years each
for cattle stealing. It appear that for
eoveral ypara past cattle stealing and
other dopredations havo been provnlont
in tho vicinity of Drift Creek. Tho
neighborhood has suffered much from
the operations of tho gang, which was n
sort of Jesso James variety. Tho events
in tho Toledo conrt show that llaker and
Grifllth woro tho guilty parties. Both
havo formerly served out sentences In
the penitentiary.
Old Drldzes Renewed.
Ourcountycourt.wlth thocounty court
of Clackamas county, examined Buvcral
Joint bridges at tho north end of tho
county last Friday. Tho Kilbn bridge
across Butto creek was ordered repaired,
and the Morris bridge, also across Butto
creek was ordered rebuilt.
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HAPPY GOLDEN WEDDING.
I HUH
Hull.
In the Supreme Court.
Tho following opinions and orders
were handed down today :
Lleuallen s. Moegrove, nlllrmed:
Bran O. J.
State vs. O'Doiiucll, reversed j Moore,
Justice
Holla vs. Itrown, reversed j Moore, J,
Cro.euva. Oliver, reversed; Waiver
ton, J.
Itudur vs. Barr, modified and remand
ed; WolverioiiJ.
Dickinson vs. Schallus, dlsuiisjod on
stipulation
Died at Asylum.
'IheriHu Peters died at thoaylum Sun
day, and tho remains were taken lu
charge by lllgdon A Ulough and shipped
to Now hra for Interment,
sPEACHES?
tOttiM t fit
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Oregon Peaches 65 cents
1 6S " " "
per boxi wrv . .,
Watermelons on ice, fresh,
large and luscious,
Roth. & Graber
mons 16', 124 rrm ar.
Celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. Christopher C.
Patrick.
Tho homo of Mr. and Mrs. O. 0,
Patrick in tho Spring valley, near Zena,
was tho sceno of a vory pretty reception
Saturday, July 28, 1000, It being tho
twentieth nnulversnry of tholr married
lifo.
Several carriages well tilled, left Sa
lem early to ' participate in this fcstlvo
occasion. As thoy neared tho spacious
residence located among tho pretty hills
of Polk comity, tho nation flag was
seen proudly waving also other decora
tions which plainly said: "This is nn
occasion of unusual occurrence."
ino uriuo ana groom tliougla some
what older in looks, yet young in ap
poaranco, welcomed their guests, and
many hearty congratulations woro ex
tended to tho happy couple, Tho rooms
woro neatly decorated with ferns and
flowers.
Promptly at twelve o'clock about thirty
of tho guests headed by tho brldo and
groom, clotely followed by tho pastor,
Bov. McKlnley of Zena, marched out
into tho largo yard, where loving hands
had prepared a cholco repast of several
courses. Spread under a canopy of fir
boughs, amid cut Dowers and dainty
China ware. Also a sprinkling of gold
prices, presented on this occasion.
During tho dinner hour the younger
members of the party furnished sweet
instrumental music, Interporsod with
vocal music by nature's sweetest song
steis as they tlittod about tho branches
of the largo treus. After conversing
upon reminiscences of tho past, wo wore
Dually reminded that tho younger
guests were yet unnerved, and so dis
persed to other parts of tho yard and
house.
Mr. Patrick is a native of Now Yor k,
born July 28, 1S2S.
Mrs. Patrick was born in Ohio, No-
ber 27, 1831, comiug to Mlchlguu when
but 0 years of age.
They are of Scotch-Irish descent. Mr.
and Mrs. Patrick were married in Mich
igan, where they made their homo until
1831, when thoy removed to Oregon,
a Mr, Patrick served two years in the
Fourteenth Michigan Battery during tho
Civil war and Mrs. Patrick had four
brothers in the Union army, one of
whom was killed during one of.Morgan's
raids. Of a largo family of children, six
are still livhig, vix:
Mrs. Laura Griswold of this city, Mrs.
Kate Coyle of Lincoln, Mrs. Edith Blxby
and William Patrick both of Tillamook,
Mr. Albert Patrick of this city, Mrs.
Hattlo Gibson of Zcna, Of tio 20 srand-
I children 14 (were present. One great
grandchild, Master ltnssoll Humes,
Thrcshlm llts Commenced,
ltoporta are coming in from various
parts of tho county of the threshing
machines starting up. Tho grain Is in a
good dry condition, thus facilitating tho
work, but there are no satisfactory re
ports as yot relative to tho yield.
Prepared for the Worsl.
CuicAao, July 30. Mrs, M. U. Wood
ward, of Evasion, whon alio wrote tho
last lottor received by her husband from
Pokln, was armed with a flvo-ehot revol
ver. It was her Intention, according to
tho lotter,touse tho first three cartridges
on the assailing CIiIiicbo.
Thon, if with what othor defendors
weredolng, tho Boxers wore not repulsed,
fiho had decided to kill hor daughter,
Ione, with ono of tho remaining bullets,
and shoot herself with tho last, so thoy
would not fall alivo Into tho hands of tho
Boxers.
This pieco of nows was contained in
tho letter written by Mrs. Woodward,
Juno 11, last, after sho and Iiordaughtor
nan mauo iiiiuo attempts to escape
from Pekln. Thoy found, when thoy
arrived nt tho depot, that so much of tho
track had boon torn up it was impos
sible for thorn to dopart, so thoy made
their way with dllllculty back to tho
legation.
Little Teteirams.
Two killed, eight Injured by premature
dleclmrgo t,of evening gun at Illinois
National Guard Encampment, caused
by cigarette.
One killed, nino injured In street car
Accident at Toledo, Ohio, caused by
lightning.
Ilev. Thomas Marshallflold, secretary
of tlio Presbyterian board of Foreign
Missions says European nations are to
blame for Chlnete troubles.
Mexican physicians claim to havo a
sorum which cure yellow fevor. Exper
iments show remarkable results.
s Not how cheap
But how goods
THIS RULE
GOVERNS AT
Fry's
Drug
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Store
niRiiT r.nnDS AT
RIGHT PRICES.
SaiiiifliiiiHiaiBiiiNB-
HUA1BERT MURDERED.
Continued from first pgo.
of death of tho King, whoso body will bo
brought to Home.
Tho Council of Ministers was present.
PRINCE OF NAPLES
HIS SUCCESSOR
Or Aoe!arl Pttm ! h Joaraal.
Kansas City, Juiy 29. Joromo Fedeli,
Italian Vice-Consul, in Kansas City, was
greatly shocked when ho learned of tho
assassination of King Humbert of Italy.
"King Humbert was greatly beloved
by his people," said Mr. Fcdoli, "and I
cannot conceive how anyono but a cranl:
or an anarchist should wish to tako his
lifo. Ho was good and kind nnd chari
table I knew him well. Ho will bo
succeeded in all probability by his oldest
son. tho I'rinco of Naples, wno is n
young man, not yet !!0 years old."
ConKU, July 30. Tho now King of
Italy is expected to arriyo hero tonight
Ko Need of Going to
the Coast oMYlountains
But go to FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET STORE whoro tho weather I. ,
comfortable, nnd whoro goodB can bp bought at pricoa thnt will suit tli.fwl ."i
book of nil. Havo Just got in n handsome lino of tablo damask, fine hi.t
towels, butcher llnons, nn decant lino of allkol nos at prices that soil SJ,CI
A complete now lino of Indies neckties, nnd pulloy bolts, handkerchief. "VM
weather crash skirts, pnraeols, fans nnd now dimities. ,B' a tq
IN MEN'S WEAR S'
tweeds and other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment oi trail. ' ''
Uses and telescopes, suspenders, shirts, hop pickers glovos, a complete .fiJ
men's underwear nnd notions, in fact full lines of qverythlng kept in a iic1'
latod dry goods and clothing store. "e" "p.
it Friedman's New Racket Store
Cor. State nnd Commorclnl Sts.
Salem On
Wahiii.noto.v, July .'10. Tho U. S.
government has been olllcially notilied
of tho succession of Prince Victor Eman
uel to tho throno of Italy. lis is tho
son of tho dead king.
HUMBERT'S ASSASSIN
IS FROM AMERICA
11 r Aiaoclatrd I'rtii la tfc JourI.
London, July :!0. Beyond i brief
announcement of fact, nothing witii
regard to tho assassination of King
Humbert has been allowed outof Monro.
A later dispatch from Mouza received
hero today says tho ueeassin Erussl iu
from Patcreou, N. J.
EXCITEMENT PREVAILS
THROUGHOUT ROME
ftr Aioe!tc Ire la tha Jouranl.
Rome, July 30. Tho excitement and
emotion hero consequent upon tho as
sasination of King Humbert at Mon.a
last night, is momentarily intensifying.
All shops are closed,
FISHERMEN'S STRIKE
OFF AT VANCOUVER
Vancouveii, ;B. C July 30. Tho
Salmon llshermen'H strike was declared
off thls.mornlng. Tho flshortuon are to
receive niuotoenconts per fish throughout
the season irrespective of tho cmantity
of fish caught, tho cannors agree to
recognize tho fisherman's union, so there
havo boon mutual concessions.
Sunk Aisln.
Tho Steamor Eugene has found her
old berth on tho bottom of tho rivor nnd
now Hub nt Rieley's Rocks, between
Oregon City nnd Portland, where
she sunk o oral days ago. Tho w ork of
raising hor is under way.
Holiday or llardwork.
Whether you nro preparing for a holi
day or for hardwork. wo havo tho luxu
ries, provisions nnd groceries which jou
may require. You will And our prices
rigni. our patronago solicited
30eod
Biianso.n & Rauin.
Fell From Ladder.
A workmon named A. Cobot.einployed
on tlio Odd follows' building, was bruis
ed up somo tins morning by falling 8 or
10 feet from a ladder. He will bo laid up
a tew uays.
Piano and
Organ Buyers
Are becoming wirer as time rolls
around, Nowadays most of them
look about a while before they close
a deal. People w ith their eyes open
recognizo in tho Ludwig or Fischer
piano or the Chicago Cottage or Es
tey organ, the very highest class
goods that tho market affords, and
and you don't liave to pay a fortune
for tho nauio. Tho Knabe piano
for those who will pay top price,
and tho Kingsbury for a tine low
priced oue, help us meet all classes
of trade. Call on or writo us.
We'll be glad to boo you, or to an
swer )our Juquiries,
Standard Rotary
Sewing Machine
Is making now friends every day,
and neer loses an old ono. Ttmt
may seem queer but onco u wo
man takes timo to look into the
merita of tho Standard Rotary, nnd
learns how easy and noiseless they
run It's impossible to got them
away from it. Holds so much thread
too 100 yards No. 80 sows lock or
chain stitch, sows so fast, tho latest
models taking o stitches to one
tr ,., motion. "peed onlv made
possible by itj easy running quail-
t es-and they outlast most any.
thing that's made tho steel bear
ing surfaces are so hard,
hend for our "31 reasons for buying
a btandard" free hv mnll fnr i,H
asking,
lard" free by mall for the
Second-Hand Snaps
R. A. WIOQINS
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30T OOIVT. nn
Pianos, Organs, Sewing Machines, Bicycles. "
I have secured several lines of new jpods at rj
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.
Mercerized silk underskirts rcgular$1.25
only 85c.
Yard wide percale, 7 l-2c yd.
peari rounons, sc a aoz.
Bone buttons 10c gtoss.
Silk mitts 15c a pair.
Large assortment of laces, ribbons, embroideries, t.
sets and gloves at less than wholesale cost.
I am still selling ladies' fine shoes, regular $4.00 to
$2 15 a pair, and oxford ties at 50c, 65c, and 75c a pair
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
qnPFPIHP STOVES and
RANGES.
CAN BE
FOUND AT
GRAY BROS
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM. ORB
THE CHICAGO TYPEWRITER
fSStifo
M Q --i
Price $35.00
Tma iMttn trr firrrl Ka nvPAilaf At
f "..T uy.rm
compactness and clearness or writing
is easy to learn to operate, and there
small number of parts to get out of ori '
E. I.. Kino,
Qen'l Agont for Ore.
Albany Oregon.
Clydx Bioa,
Local Anst,
Balem Ottpt
(LIN6BEIL
The Famous German Healer is in Salem. Office at Wf
Boarding House, 347 High Street, North of City U
Died In Kansas.
Nows has reached this city of tho
doath at Clyde, Kansas, on July 11, of
Harry Smith, who formerly resided in
Salem with his .father G. V. Smith.
Deceased was 32 years of age and leaves
a wlfo and four children. Death was
caused by cancer of tho liver.
n Everybody smiles at the
Bargains they get in shoes at
Given's old stand.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can got all you want
to eat at tho
WDITB HOUSE RESTADtURT
Our patrons recelvo tho best tho
market affords. Open day and
night. '
McKillop & Berkhart
100 iato St.
Wheat Bought and Stored
By the Aurora Roller Mills
Branch ofllco aiuUtvarehoueo 181 Trade
st. between High and Church streets.
Buckwheat and oats bought at highest
market price.
FRED P. HURST.
7-27-tf dAw
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering ice to iu patrons
at the prevailing prices. Also
ce cream in any quantity will
be delivered to any part of the
the city. Price 65c per gallon,
warranted tokeop 12 houre after
delivery. : : : : . .
J. Maguire Prop'r.
Bottled Beer
Winger Beck.Successors to Son!
Bottlir.Worw.
All ordera for bottled bosrfllkjfJ
at the brewery. Kept on com w
Free city delivery. Telephone H"-
A Creditto Said
t Our transfer, truct fjf
building material bus!$
increasing. t ..,..
Call our new Red,?1
and Blue trucks, we w
CAREFUL DRIVERS
P.R0MPT DELIVERY
REAS0NABE PRICES
RELIABLE GOODS,
With these rtquisitg!
are couna to win. ::?
and Contractors plea w
and Inquire prices. , .i
We are fully egolppej!
all work, light and heavy I
D, S. Bentley & CM
Phone SOI. 3I0I,M
SELF RISING
Pancake Floiif
ONLY Sc A PACKAGE
A SNAP FOR
Campers , . .
CALL EARUT
SUPPLYtlMITED
EPPLEY'S
ELECTiyC GROCER