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Holverson's
DP6SS
Will last till Aueust lat.
Every piece of dress goods in our atoro at a
July Clean-up Price
Bale will include both wonted and cotton goods and we will stako our rcputa
tion on tho bargains wo will offer on anything in the lino. Your monoy back al
ways if you're not satiiflod. That's tho motto of
HOLYERSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
WEDNESDAY ONLY
OUR ENTIRE LINE OE CRUSH HATS, IN WHITE, PEARL,
GRAY AND TAN THAT SOLD FORMERLY AT 51-50 AND
$1.25 ON SALE WEDNESDAY ONLY AT
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J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
GOING
For tho summer you won't want to tako your jowolry and watch with you, this
would bo a good tirao to havo it ro paired your watch cleaned and put In first-class
stupe, ready for use whon you como back. Wo do this work in excellent manner
make your jewelry look like now, and havo
una my charges tho most reasonable in
Watches cleaned, 76c.
Main springs, 75c.
C. H. HINGES. ?
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WEATIICR.
Tonight and Thursday fair, coolor to
night. .
Wheat Market.
San Francisco, Aug, 1. Cash 105,
Ghicaso, 111., Aug. 1. Sept. 75j,
anil 7B7i.
Salem, 40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
tlADK BY
The Sldnev Powor Go.
I1DNIY, OWQON.
made for family use, ask yourgrocors for
it. Bran and shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT.
y ritoNK 51.
VIYVvVfcklOtlfeVtAVk
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Osburn's Shoe Sale
Is where you can ttt
Bargains
Men's lUmllton Drown shoes
worth 92.25. now $1.90.
Ltdles' flat r-lcnle shoe nude
by lUmllton Drown, former
trice $2.00, Sale trice $1.50.
Atl other shoes it cut trices,
Coat Is and set.
4 E. F. OSBURN. SSSSift t
RATES ON ICE
The following low rates on tee havo
been agreed upon by tho Capital fro
Works and Crystal lea Works, of this
city beginning May lUt
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a time
60o per hundred ; less than 1(0 lbs 76c.
Private parties using 100 lbs or moro,
76c; less than 100 lbs, lo per lb. No
salo below 10c.
Ice iu ton lots, 17.60 halt ton, 14.00,
at the works.
Ice shipped in sacks 76c per 100, sucks
extra Gamtal Iu Wohks
nil Crystal lot Works
-PEACHES
Oregon Peaches 65 cents
per box. , , , ,
Watermelons on ice, fresh,
large and luscious, J5C 2C
Rot hi &
KHONM 161, 181
Cteatvup
Goods 8ale
BACH
AWAY
your watch woll regulutcd. You will
tho city, all work In proiwrtion.
296 CommercUl Street.
Next Door to llolverson'j.
A.
X HOTEL ARRIVALS.
'yr'wrww
Willamette.
II. F. Ilollenbuck, Kugene.
Mrs. II. F. Hollonheck, Kugeno.
John T. Brooks, Kansas City.
Mrs. K. L. Watson, Portland
J. II. Vogt. Portland.
8. A. Kuyston, Ban Kranclrco.
Chn. W. Bt. Clair, Williamsburg,
Vn
Henry Lang, Portland.
IJ. C. Dtinn, Portland.
i Conrad Krobs, City.
H. A Lassello, Portland.
W. O. Fonch, Portland.
James M. Morritt, Ban Francisco.
A. J. Burris, Chicago.
ICF. I'arkhurst, City.
Home Prom The Mines.
F. II. Berger, of Htolner & Burger, ru
turned last night from tho Index min
ing district, whore ho has soma claims
ho was prospecting. It is located 76
miles northeast of Bcattlo und has some
groat properties, like tho Monto Chrlsto
and Troublesome. Tho lutter is build
ing a railroad. Tho Bonanza Company
has also largo properties.
Excursion to rtewcort.
Tho Corvttllia A Kastorn railroad will
glvoono of Its popular) excursions to
Newport and return noxt Sunday, Aug.
5th. Tho train leaves Albany at 7 a. m.
and returning loaves Newport at 5:30
p. in. giving a good half day at tho beach.
Tho faro from Albany Is $1.60 for tho
round trip,
Worklai Tors Lhluj.
Kx-Jtistico of tho Peace II. A. John
son may bo toon tbeso Mann days Hying
around town at a remarkablti speed. Ho
Is rustling for tho Mc.Mlnnvillo Insur
ance Company. Kx-Constablo Douglas
Mlnto bus ulso donned his old duds and
takes exorcise in tliu Mlnto hop yards.
Officers He-electeJ.
Tho following olllcers were re-elected
at tho annual meeting of tho board of
directors of the Bank of Woodburn,
Tuesday: J. II. Sottlemlor, president ;
U, U. Bingham, vico president; J. M
Poorman, cashier.
In Profcate Conrt.
Mrs. Sarah Ann Pettyjohn has been
appointed guardian of tho person and
estate of Lewis Pettyjohn.
War With Chloa
Is a treat calamity, but een this need
not prov nt your enjoying a tlrst class
dinner, such as you willllud ready to
your order nt tho St Elmo Restaurant.
Qraber
1TAT ST
YO FICllT FOR DOERS.
Martinique Youm Men Pctltlod President
Lou
tert for Arms.
Xingstowm, Jamacia. Aug. 1. Ad
vices havo been received lioro from Man-
tinlquo to the effect that (a largo num
of young tnon there havo momoralizcd
tho President of tho French Republic,
M. Loubet, asking him to furnish arms
and passage to enablo thom to proceed
to South Africa to holp tho
Boers. The anti-British feeling is strong
In tho Fronch Antilles.
A dispatch from Franco announces
that Fort do Franco has been selected
as ono of tho chief military and naval
depots, and 13,000,000 francs have been
voted for the defenso of tho island.
Tho relations botweun capital and ta
bor at Martinique are severely strained
Trouble is feared, as tho people aro very
excitable.
Little TeKiratns,
John Clark Itldpath, tho historian,
died at Now York last evening.
Lightning killed stock and did other
dotnagonoar Contrail, Wash., yester
day. Both liumes and Frlnk claim to havo
carried King County, Wash., for
Republican Oubernatoral indorsement.
Tho royalty system is to bo dono away
with In the Klondike.
Politics! Telesrsms. '
Louisviu.it, Ky., Aug. 1. The Peo
ple's party stato convontien mot today
with tho largest attendance over seen at
a Populist gathering in Kentucky. Tho
main features of tho platform Is tho
plank opposing tho Goobol election law.
Washington, Aug. 1. A commission
has been Issued to Rogor Wolcott, of
Massachusetts, to bo ambassador to
Italy.
Chicaoo, Aug. 1. Charles A Towno,
tho Populist candidate for vlco-presi-dent,
today said concerning his with
drawal: "On that subject I will not
open
comes.
my mouth
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until tho propor tlmo
REAL ESTATE AUCTION.
Property of Psrrlsh Estite Goes Off In Satis
factory Manser.
Tho administrator's auction salo of
land in tho J. L.Parrlsh addition, which
took placo today proved a success in tho
mattor of sales and prlces,and Friedman
tho auctioneer says It is becauso tho sale
was advertisod in Tin: Jouknal, which
shows that Friedman has a level head.
A 10-acro tract in Addition B, was
bid In by A. T. Gilbert for 760, tboro
being f 112 against it, making total price
11102.
Block 11, which was previously sold
for $55, tho buyor not making payment,
sold today to S. F, Richardson for (CO.
A 17-acro tract in addition A was bid
in by Caroy F. Martin for 800, and a
tract of 40 acres on tho garden road wai
also bill In by Mr. Martin at 1 100.
Salem Ctrl Elected.
At Albany Miss Mao Jones of Salem
was elected a teacher. Miss Jones is a
slstor of ex-superintendent Jones and
C. II. Jones, Salem, and Englneor Jonos
of tho O. A E., und has a good reputa
tion as a teacher.
Was Pardoned.
John Luvcry , of Ilarnoy county, was
discharged today on tho Governor's par
don. Ho was in for assault with a dan
gerous weapon, and had served nearly
his wholo tlmo.
THE POPULAR LOAN.
School Clerk Bauraiartner Llitlnt Many Who
Wants the District's Notes.
Tho list of subscribers now foots up as
follews:
Ennls Walt 260
II II Schwartwerth 260
Fred Cook 250
I) Haschl , 250
M Haschl " 250
Frank Smith 250
FA Baker 260
F A Baker, Agent 260
Frank Davey, Agont 260
Total. 38,876
PERSONAL.
John II. Brooks, the Sltverton drng-
gist, is taking in his old homo town to
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Collins left for their
annual outing today, They go to Ocean
Park for a mouth.
Miss Adela Porter, who is making h or
homo with Mrs. Heeler, Is reported
quite 111 with congestion of tho brain.
0. P. Terrell and daughter, Mrs.
irwtn, ot .Metiama, aro registered at
hotel Willamette. They return to
morrow. HosrlUI Removed.
Several loads of furniture were moved
nut to the new home of the Salem hos
pital, formerlv the orphan's home build
Ing. Mrs. Holton, tho matron, and
some of her assistants, havo taken pos
session of their quarters, but the patients
aro not to bo taken out until Saturday.
One Llctste.
A marriage license has been issued to
Maude Lonore Lewis and James C.
Ward, Clem IajwIs acting as witness.
Lot of Mosey,
Sheriff Durbin has just turned over to
County Treasurer Downing 1 10,091.33
tax money collected,
FANNING MILLS.
Farmers, there will be big
money In using a fanning
mill this year.
We can furnish the best
made, guaranteed, with noth
ing worth having left out,
for from $20 to $25.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver Co.
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED
Baits furnished. Will hiiv nr t..
Get our prices before buying.
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Tillson Barllott Grain Co
1 1 iW- Mill ir, - "",ir - ''
TEETH WEEK
you'd better see bur windows north and south if they
don't tell the storv. step in and ask a few questions. No
charge at this establishment for asking questions or
showing goods.
Oh yes! children's tooth brushes at 5c, better ones
at 10c. of course. We have a tooth brush at 15c that
can't be beat (or turnip) forathe price. For 20c and 25c
your choice of the best tooth brushes made.
Tooth powder of eyery size, kind and description,
and prices to match. Imported powders, pastes, and
tablets, No better powder made than our Bulk Tooth
Powder. It's fresh and pure. Dentina is the perfection
of a tooth wash and only 25c. We have a variety of
teeth requisites from which we can please the most fas
tidious. Bad habit to put olT .till tomorrow what you
can do today so call at once.
RIGHT
RIGHT
GOODS AT
PRICES.
OPERA HOUSE MANAGERS.
And Other Matters to te Decided by Chemcketa
Lodce.
Tho now Salem opera houso will
probably bo let to its futuro managers
and tho contract closed for tho stago
setting and seating of tho building at n
moetlng of Chomokcta lodgo this even
ing. Patton Bros of tills city aro among
the bidders and their oxperlcnco In
catorlng to tho amuscment-seoklng
public, as woll as their acquaintance
with tho sizo of tho public purse will
stand thom in hand as woll as tho own
ers of tho building. Air. Adams, a
Portland theatrical program publisher
Is a bidder and there may bo others.
ROAD TO NIAGARA
Bridie to Be Built to Connect With Linn
County.
Chas. Work of Mill City, one of tho
vlewors oh tho new road from Minto to
Niagara, was In tho city today to fllo his
rertort. Ho savs a road there and n
brldgo to connect with a road already
constructed in Linn county is vory much
needed. If constructed by tho two
counties, tho brldgo'lll bo tho farther
est ono up tho creek. O'NIel Bros., aro
making oxtensivo Improvements pro
paring to put In their paper pulp plant,
New Bicycle Tax.
Sheriff Durbin has collected about
000 on account of tho 1000 bicyclo tax,
but undor instructions from the County
Court ho has ceased collecting tho tax.
All of tho receipts from this tax last
year were turned into tho county
treasury, but Mr. Durbin says ho will
rotain this year'a tax in his poesession
unloss ordored by tho court to pay it
into tho treasury. Ho said, in answer
to a question, that ho would refuse to
repay tho taxes paid this year, if
demanded by tho persons paying tho
monoy. Since tho law has beendeclared
unconstitutional ho proposes to stop all
operations under the law and hold tho
funds subject to tho order of tho County
Court.
Mrs. Fry's Funeral.
Word has been received from Mrs. 0.
M. Kpply, who accompanied tho re
mains of her mothor, Mrs. D. J. Fry, to
Vinoland, N. J. Tho trip was made
without notable incident, und tho body
arrived In tood shape. Tho funoral was
held last Wednesday. Mrs. Kpply
will spend a few weeks visiting In her
old homo and then after a short visit
with a sister in Sioux City, Iowa, will
return to Salem, in tho early fall.
Some Toothsome Windows.
Tho beautiful show window b of Fry's
drag store today present an attractive as
well as a novel appearance, They aro
gorgeously decorated with tooth brushes,
tooth po iv dors, tooth pastes, and other
toothsome novelties. These displays aro
tho handiwork of Mr. Wisdom, who is
evidently no tyro at window trimming.
Miss Craven Injured.
Miss Ethel Craven, daughter of W. It.
Craven, of Dallas, was seriously Injured
yesterday while riding a bicycle. In
turning a streot corner sho camo in con
tact with tho binding polo of a lumber
wagon. Sho was unconscious for sovoral
hours but today shows signs ot possible
recovery.
Aumsvlile Mill Leased.
The big Hour mills at Aumsville have
beon leased by Riederaud Varauowski
and those gentlemen took possession
yesterday. They aro both well known
in that vicinity whoro they have resided
for some tlmo and aro good mill men.
Piano and
Organ Buyers
Are becoming wiser as time rolls
around, Nowadays most of them
look about a while before they close
a deal, l'ooplo w 1th their eyes open
recognize in tho Ludwlg or Fiecher
piano or the Chicago Cottage or E).
tey organ, tho very highest class
gxxls that tho market affords, and
and you don't havo to pay a fortune
for tho name. Tim Knubo piano
for those who will pay top price,
and tho Kingsbury for a Una low
priced one, Iielp us meet all classes
of trade. Call on oc write us.
We'll bo glad to see you, or to an
swer jour Inquiries.
Second-Hand Snaps
JP.A. WIOQINS
. 307 00iVI.ST
JpsT Vianos, Organs, Sowing Machine, Blcyi Irs
- ,''lwriMmrTrifrrtfci
At Fry's. You don't know
what we mean? Well,
D. J. FRY
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Gen. Do Wet is marching back and
forth through tho British lines in South
Africa with singular facility. It makes
Mr. Bull perspire, but he can always
promise himself to "muddle through it
somehow."
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A Republican pnper publishes a list of
millionaires and trust magnates who are
supporting Bryan. First sign wo'vo
seen that ho has a possiblo chanco of
election. If Bryan con divide the monoy
power with McKlnloy ho can beat him.
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On our oxchango talbo are papors too
bitterly partlsaui; too mean; too vapid;
too uniform, too too any thing but
readable. Tho real newspaper, oven
if it is sensational, is alw ays readablo and
they aro like interesting peoplo, in a
precious minority.
Young men who aro to cast their first
vote this year will hardly celebrate
their majority by taking political ad
vice from a man like Boss Crokor. St.
Louis Globe Dem. (Pop.)
Well, young men, Mark Hanna In
power four years moro is not exactly in
viting cither.
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A Pendleton paper says: Several
months ago the City of Salem borrowed
(05,000 through "a popular loan" from
tho peoplo of Salem on 10 years tlmo at
4 per cent per annum. Now tho school
district of Salem is borrowing $ 150,000 in
tho same way. By this excellent meth
od the people of that town and district
obtain tho benefit of a very low rate of
Interest and at tho samo tlmo pay tho
Interest to homo people. Salem people
havo set an excellent oxamplu, and ono
that other borrowing communities
should take to heart.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, Aug. 1. Wheat, valloy 55
Walla Walla, 65.
Flour Portland, best grades $2.85 to
(3.20. Graham 2.00 per bbl.
Oats Choico Whito 343Gc, grey 32
to 33 per bushel.
Mlllstuff Bran, $13; shorts, 15.
Hay Timothy (10011 per ton.
Onions 1.25 for red 1.50 for Silvor
skins. Potatoes 50 to COo per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 35 10; fancy
creamery, 40 to 46c. Store 25c.
Eggs Oregon, 17)6 c.
Poultry Chickens. (3.00 to 3.60; hens,
(4 to 6.00 turkeys, live 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7c per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to Oc.
Beef Steers. 44.60; cows,(3.60 4 ;
dressed beef, 0)4 to 7?4C
Veal Dressed, 8 8,tfc. for small.
Hops 28c.
Wool Valley, 1213c; Kastorn Ore
gon, 1016cj Mohair, 25c.
Hides Green, salted CO lbs, 8Q0c;
under CO lbs, 7K38)i ; sheep pelts, 16
20c
BALKM MA11KKT,
Wheat 58 pounds and over, 40.
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c.
Hops 6 to 7jc
Oats 28 to 30c.
.. "y Holed, cheat, (7; to (7.50 tlmo
thy, fdO.
iiggS to to I7e
Flour In wholesalo lots, (2.50; retail,
(3.
Mlllstuffs Bran, (13; shorts, (14J4.
Hogs Dressed, 6c.
Live cattle Staora. HU mu- i' t
(3. ' ""' -' w
Bheep (2.60(33.
Dressed Veal UJc.
Butter Dalrv, 20c ; creamory, 25c.
roultrv Kilt hens iwr Hi 1 a.
spring chickens per lb., 0 to 10
roiarees new, sfc per bushel.
Tree Treatment.
Tonilllltand tomnrrnu nli.lit k"ll.,,.,I...n
tho famous German healer will gvn
? Vhemsdves" a!' hU par Z. "stt
High street.
Standard Rotary
Sewing Machine
Is making new friends every day
and never loses an old one. That
may eeom queer but onco a wo
man takes tlmo to look into tho
merits of the Standard Hotary, and
learns how easy und noiseless they
run-it's impossible to get them
nway frpm it. Holds so much thread
too 100 yards No. 80-eews lock or
chain stitch, sews so fast, the latest
models taking 0 stitclies to one
treadle motion, a speed onlv made
possible by its easy running quail
t es-and they outlast moet any.
thing that's made the steel bear,
ing surfaces are so hard.
Send for our "31 reasons for buying
a btandard" free by mall for the
asking.
Mo Need of Going to
the Coast orJVIountains
But co to FRIEDMAN'S NEW IIAOKET STORE whoro the weather Is cool n,i
comfortable, and whoro goods can bo bought nt prices that will suit tho pocket-
look ot all. navo just got In a Handsome lino ot tauio uamoBK, iino Hemstitched
ton els, butcher linens, an olegant lino of sitkolinos nt prices that sell them fast.
A comploto new lino of ladles' neckties, and pulley bolts, handkerchiefs, and hot
neathor crash skirts, parasols, fans and now dimities.
IN MEN'S WEAR wi
111 ITKsuli J T JrtI sweaters and Iioro, now suits In
tweeds and other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment of trunks, va
lises and telescopes, Bitspenders, shirtB, hop pickers' gloves, a complcto stock of
men's underwear and notions, In fact full lines of ovcry thing kept lti a Veil regu
lated dry gooJs and clothing store.
I At Friedman's
Cor. Stato and Commercial Sts.
36 inches wide, only 9c a yard
MILLINERYThe wind up of the millinery
department. Any and all of the trimmed
hats to be sacrificed at 75c each. Hats
worth $3,50, now 75c, Come and make
your selections Remember your choice,
for 75c, Positively closing out
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
QHPPPIflP STOVES and
CAN BE
FOUND AT
GRAY
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM. ORE
THE CHICAGO
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K. h. Kino,
Gen'l Agont for Oro.
Albany Oregon.
"L ' Ssif jP
KLINGBEIL
The Famous German Healer
Boarding House, 347 High
DIED.
MIDGKI.KY At tho Oregon hospital
for th insane, Julyltl, Anna Mldgeloy,
aged 27 years 61 dropsy, and heart
disease.
The remains wero taken in charge by
Rigtlon & Clotigh. undertakers, and
shipped on the 11 o'clock train to Eueeno
for burial.
To Cltanse the System.
KffeCtUallv VUt lWlltlv. ulmn ivwtlva r.
billoilS. to Darmuilltnllv ni'nrninn Imr.l.
tual constipation, to awaken the kidneys
and livor to a lioalthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening thom, todispe
iivuuiioiies, coins, or fevers, uso Syrup of
Figs, made by tho California Fig Syrup
Co.
Holiday orllardwork.
Whether you uro preparing for a holi
day or for hunlttork. wo bao tho luxu
rlf s, provisions nnd groceries which you
may require. You will find our prices
right, lour patronage solicited.
30 e(xl HiiANbOS A Haoax.
AM"W) 100 hop pickers, 50 acres,
two Mliis, oug run picking, live miles
fcouthof Salem, familios moved out
ami back . regular picking price paid,
Bread, meat and grocery wagoiiB dailv.
Lheeks cashed any time. Call on or
addreso, Ed. C. Herren, Hoom 7, un
stairs second hallway south of I.add A
Bush bank. 8-12-wdAw
WAX rED Ileliablo girl, German pro.
ferred, for housework in small family
... .u.,n (ifuiR-. oitnuiy employment
for right party. Apply 407
rront
St.
8-l-3t
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can got all you want
to eat at the
WHITE HOUSE RESTAURANT
Our patrons receive the best the
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
106 Uto St.
for acceptable Ideas.
State If patented.
THE PATENT RECORD,
BsJtinort, Ml J
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New Racket Store
Salem Oregon.
IIMENES :
RANGES.
BROS
TYPEWRITER
Price $35.00
The Chicago cannot be excelled for
compactness and clearness of writing. It
is easy to learn to operate, and there is a
small number of parts to get out of order.
Clyde Bnocx,
ljncal Agont,
Salem Oregon.
is in Salem. Office at Riely
Street, North of City Hall.
Bottled Beer
Kllngerft Ueck, Successors to SonthSslets
Botthr.4 Works,
All orders for bottlod beer will be filled
at the browery. Kept on cold storags.
Froo city delivery. Telephone 2181.
A Creditto Salem
t Our transfer, truck and
building: material business is
increasing.
Call our new Red. White
and Blue trucks, we have
CAREFUL DRIVERS
PROMPT DELIVERY
REAS0NABE PRICES
RELIABLE GOODS
With these requisites we
are bound to win. Builders
and Contractors please call
and inquire prices.
We are fully equipped for
all work, light and heavy.
D, S. Bentley & Co.
Phone SO 1. sio Front St
Wheat Bought and Stored
By the Aurora Roller Mills
Branch office and warehouse 184 Trade
st. between High and Church streets.
Buckwheat and oats bought at highest
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.
7.27-tf diw
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering Ice to Its patrons
at the prevailing prices. Also
Ice cream in any quantity will
1)0 delivered to any part of the
the city. Price 65c per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours after
delivery. ::$::::
i. Maguire Prop'r.