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1000 vards short lengths calico shirting at 3 1-2
cents per yard. X & X X X
Only a limited number ofyards to each pu
chaser. X X X XXX
Think of itl Calicoes at less than factory prices 1
New hair fasteners for the stray locks, 10c and
25c. X X X X X X
Pearl Pulley Belt rings, 25c. XXX
All summer goods positively must go a a sac
rifice price. X X X X A
HOLYBRSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
The Baby Grande Four-in-Hand
....THE LATEST....
THESE ARE THE LATEST IN NECKWEAR FOR THE HIGH
BAND COLLARS. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED BY EX
PRESS A FULL LINE.
25c and 50c each.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
GOING
For tho auminor you won't wnnt to tnko your Jowolry nnd watch with you, this
would bo o good timo to liavo It repaired your watch clcnnud and put In Hrst-class
shape, ready for uso whan you coino back. Wo do this work In excellent manner
make your jowelrv look like new, nnu linvo
find my charges tno most reasonable In the
Watches cleaned, 7Cc.
Main springs, 75c.
C. II. HINGES. X
WBATIICR.
Fair tonight and Saturday, Warmer
Saturday.
Wheat Market,
Han KnANCieco, Aug. 3. Cash 105.
Chicago, 111,, Aug. 3. Sept. HKOJi'.
Salem, V.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADH DT
Tho Sldnev Power Co,
HIDNKY, OIUOON.
madu (or family tteo, ask your grocors for
it. Bran and shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
P1I0NH 61,
Vt.VVAVt.mXVk.VIAVt.
Osburn's Shoe Sale
li where you on it p
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Men's lUmlttoo nrowo ihots
worth $2.25, now $1.90.
Ladles' fine r-lcnlc (hot made
ty Hamilton Crown, former
irke $2.00, Site trice $1.50.
All other shots at cut trices,
Come In ind set.
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J E. r. UOOUnn. fiilem.OrMnn 5
RATES ON ICE
Tho following low rates on ico Iiavii
been agreed upon by tho Capital leo
Works and Crystal Ice Works, of this
city beginning May Hit
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or inoro at a time
60c per hundred; less than 1(0 lbs 76o.
Private parties using 100 lbs or more,
75c; less than 100 lbs, lo per lb. No
sale below lOe.
Ice In ton lots, 17.60; half ton, (4.00,
at Uie works.
Ice shipped In sacks 76c per 100, sacks
extra. Capital Ick Woiiks
Otf Ohystal Io Wobks
THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST IN.
JELLY
...ivV
ALL THERE IS IN
FRUITS
Rotti &
fUOMR 161, 134
AWAY
your Match well regulatod. You will
city, nil work In proportion.
296 Commercial Street.
Next Door to llolmson's.
Willamette.
I. H llrooks, Now York.
I) lllbborso, San Francisco.
F W Monroe, I'ortlund.
II 8 Itolnsteln, San Froncisco.
J lllankllold, New York.
II L Bowlds. St, LouIb.Mo.
J II Young, Son Francisco.
William Krwln, 1'aUlutna, Cal.
Y It Adams, Portland.
I. JIaddock, Stockton, Cal.
Olios M Hough, St. Paul, Minn.
IlonJ Lotr, San Francisco.
A F Itogors, Portland.
0 W Gantonboln. Portland.
Price of Hop ricking.
A Woodhurn authority Bays: At a
meeting of hopgrowers in Sllverton, Sat
urday, at which 800 acres were repro
soiited, It was unanimously voted to pay
not to exceed 33$ cents per box for
picking thin Beason. An agreement to
thin effect was signed by owners under
forfulturo of 150. Tho price In this sec
tlon will probably bo 35 cents. Some
uro satisfied to pay -10 cents for clean
picking. Tho growers aro under tho
impression that they can get all tho
pickers they want at 35 coutB.
till Loi Drive.
Tho end of tho big drive of 0,000,000
feet of logs for tho paper mill at Oregon
City reached Albany Thursday, with tho
crow of men In charge doing up tho
finishing work of hauling logs off the
bars and banks along tho route. To do
this aro forty men and eight horsoB,
with threo rcovri, one having a bunk
lionet) on it for the men. Tho cost Is
tICO a day, undone nnd n half or two
miles Is made in a day. It Is wet. hard
work, wul takes on experienced logger
to do it well.
Ho Second Crop.
Henry Jasman, new manager of tho
Thos. Hubbard farm, says there will be
no second crop of clover, as the army
worm bus eaten off all the new sprouts.
They have alito taken pretty much all
tho garden stuff. He says the wheat
on Howell prairie Is Hiring out eight to
twelve bushels.
Will Vott.
Wm. Culy, a native of Cainda, luu
been admitted to citizenship,
Where To find It.
Wllleon's Shavlngl Parlors carry n stock
of Nowbro'H HerpTclde, tho now and In.
fallible euro for dandruff and falllnu lintr.
advertised In another column of this
lwpur. 8 3 lm
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STAT T.
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GtLaA.oS hiS
THE SEATTLE
HOT CONVENTION
Br Associated I'm fa ta Journal.
Seattlb, Wash., Aug. 3. The Re
publican county convention reassembled
at ten fortytlvo o'clock this morning.
Previous to tho opening of today's
proceedings an understanding had been
reached between the contending factions
and tho question of temporary chairman
ship, bo bitterly fought yesterday was
dropped.
S, II. Piles was miulo permanent
chairman bv acclamation. A warm
tight is anticipated during tlfo afternoon
session which commences at 2 o'clock.
POPULATION OF
THE BEER TOWN
Washington, Aug. 3. Tho census of
fice gives out the population of Milwau
kee, Wisconsin as 385,315.
TUB SCHOOL LOAM.
Books Close TomorrowSutiscrlptlons Still
Coming In.
More subscriptions woro rccolvcd to
day for tho popular school loan, which
closes at 3 p. m. Saturday, and tho list
now stands as follews:
Previously roportcd $11,576
Geo. K. Waters 250
P. II. Waters 250
W. Droyman, agent 1,500
HonryWiprut 250
It. I). Hansen 200
Mrs. 8. B. Gltnblo 260
Total ..$44,275
Answtr Filed.
F. It. Anson, formerly manager of tho
Salem Light & Traction Company, this
afternoon filed his answer In tho suit
brought by tho London & San Francisco
Dank to forecloeo Its mortgago on tho
Salem streot railway and electric light
plants. Ho alleges that ho is tho owner
of certain personal property valued at
$4,455, upon which tho bank wrongfully
claims to have n mortgago; that ho
loaned part of this property to tho Sa
lem Light A Traction Company; that
tho ubo of tho property Is worth $200 per
month from Juno 1, 1893; that ho should
have return of his proporty, and thnt
tho rental Bhould bo a lien upon the
Traction's Company's proporty prior to
tho Hen of tho .bank's mortgago. Tho
London & San Francisco bauk claims
that all the property in question is
owned by tho Salem Light & Traction
Company, and that It Is subject to tho
Ihuik'u mortgago.
Doy Arresttd.
A Binall boy by tho namo of Charloy
Wiloy was arrostod to'day on a warrant
out of JuBtico O'Donald's court, issued
on complaint of Joo Bartoz. Tho parttos
live In KaBt Salem, and it is alleged that
the boy has boon firing clods at Uartoz's
wife. Tho trial was to tako placoat3
p. m.
hemalns Shipped.
Tho remains of O. A. Gularnrau, who
died nt tho asylum Wednesday, aged
35 years, woro shipped to Portland to
day by IMgdon 0j Clough, undertakers.
One Drunk.
John McIIugh was brought before
Kccordor Judah this morning and fined
fp for his drunk, which ho paid.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Portland, Aug. 3. Wheat, valley 61
to 55, Walla Wnlla, 65.
Flour Portland, best grades $2.75 to
$3.10. Graham 2 Wporbbl.
Oats-Choico Whito 31035c, grey 32
to 33 or biiHliol.
Mlllstufi Bran, $13; ehortB, $16.
Hay Timothy $10311 per ton.
Onions 1.25 for red 1.60 for Sllvor
skins. Potatoes 60 to COc per sack.
Putter Heat dairy. 35010; fancy
croainory,40 to 45c. fatoro 25c. 27J.
Kggs Oregon, 17J c.
Poultry Chickens. $3.00 to 3.60; hens,
$1 to 6.00; turkeys, llvo 13c.
Mutton Dressed, 7 to 7)o per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed 6 to 0c.
Bool Steers, 494.60; cows,$3.60 4;
dressed beef, (IK to 7&c.
Veal Dressed, 8 Q UKC for small.
Hops 2Q8o.
Wool Valley, 1213c; Eastern Ore
gon, 10316a; Mohair, 25a.
Hides Green. salted GO lbs, 80c;
undor CO lbs, 7K8)4 shoop pelts, 16
20c
BALXU MARKKT.
Wheat 68 jwunds and over, 45.
Wool, 13 to 10c. Mohair, 25c.
Hope 6 to 7mc
Oats 28 to 30c.
Hay Paled, cheat, $7; to $7.60 timo
thy, $10.
i:8 16 to 17c.
Flour In wholesalo lots, $2.60 ; retail,
$3.
MlllBtuffs-Ilran, $13; aborts, $14.
Hogs Dressed, 5c.
Llvo cattle Steers, 3 ; cows, 'i)i to
Sheep $2,60(33.
Dreseed Veal OKc.
Putter Dairy, 20c; creamery, 25c.
Poultry Fat hens per lb., 7 to 8c.
spring chickens per lb., 0 to 10
l'otatoea new, 35c per bushel, .
LOW RATiTmAU. P.HA1LH0AD
ToC.A. R.Enctmpment. ChlMio. III.. Auiust
27 to Septemttr 1,1900.
For tho above occasion tho Union Pa
t'lllc railroad will tuako n special rate of
$71.60 from Portland to Chicago nnd re.
turn. Tickets on sale August 21 and 22
For further details concerning this
cheap rate call on Guy M. Powers, agent
(). It. A N. Co. W. W. Skinner, agent
So. Pne. Co., Salem, Or. Or address
J, H. I-oTiiiioi'. General Agent,
135 Third Street, Portland, Or.
731 eod td
Special Reserve.
"Old Government" whiskey, recog
niied by leading physicians, and eaiwc
lally by A. P. O'lirlon M. D., Captain
ami Surgeon, also by Wm. D. McCarty
M. 1)., Major and Surgeon, In United
Statos Army. Furthermore, Uio board
of health of San Francisco, recommends
this stimulant as the purest, unadulter
ated, tor i a mi iv use, lor convalescents
and Invalids. Sold exclusively In Salem
and Marlon Couuty by J. P. Hookrs.
4-20-tf
PERSONAL.
Mr, and Mrs. Frank Tato mid daugh
ter, of Mehama, were In the city today.
He says there will be grain for feed and
seed, but not much more up his way.
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baaey left at 3
this afternoon by hack for tho Lowea
Soda springs for an outing.
TEETH WEEK
you'd better see our windows-north and southif they
don't tell the story, 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 Sc, better ones
at 10c. of course. We have a tooth brush at 15c that
can't be beat (or turnip) for the 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 109th
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 winch we can please the most fas
tidious. Bad habit to put off till tomorrow what you
can do today so call at once.
RIGHT GOODS AT
RIGHT PRICES.
STATE SCHOOL FUND.
Apportionment Made By: State Treasuersr
Moore. Liner Than Uusuat.l
State Treasurer JMooro has made tho
annual apportionment of tho school
fund interest to tho different school
districts of tho Btato, nnd tho amount
por capita and in tho aggrcgato Is Bomo
what larger than last year. Tho num
ber of children of school ago In each
county, nnd tho amount apportioned
thcroto Is shown in tho following table:
No. of
County. Children. Amount,
Baker 3.882 $0,055 02
Benton 2,500 3,000 00
Clackamas 7,582 1 1 ,522 00
Clatsop 3,090 5,770 44
Columbia 2,213 3, 152 28
Coos 3,800 0,12100
Crook 1.008 1,000 08
Curry 082 1,003 02
Douglas 5,350 8,355 30
Gilliam 1,0)4 1,700 04
Grant 1,047 2.5G9 32
Harney 1,001 1,500 24
Jackson 5,053 7,882 08
JoBophlno ' 2,394 3,731 01
Kiamatii 1,033 1,011 4a
Lake 070 1,527 24
Lane 7.382 11.515 02
Lincoln 1,250 1,059 30
Linn 0,910 10,703 01
Malheur 1,305 2,035 80
Marlon 0,775 15,240 00
Morrow 1,588 2,377 28
Multnomah 24,887 38,823 72
Polk 3.050 5,00100
Sherman 1.291 2.013 00
Tillomook 1,729 2,007 24
umatuia o,h:iu u,iui ill
Union 5,551 8,004 24
Wallowa 2,140 3.352 41
Wasco 4,403 0,870 18
Washington 6,030 8,702 10
Wheeler 888 1,385 28
Yamhill 4,882 7,015 02
Totals 133,181 $207,457 31
Treasurer A. L. Downing rccolvcd
Marlon county's portion yosterday, and
it will bo apportioned to the different
school districts in October.
Notice.
All members of Modern Woodmen of
America wishing to attend tho institu
tion of the now camn nt Chemawa on
Saturday ovening, ploaso notify John M.
Cliaeo attho storeof Isadoro Greenbaum,
noxt door to Postofllce,
First Automobile.
Milton is ablo to boast of tho first au-
tomobllo brought to Umatilla county.
It is ovon nhoad of Pendleton, Portland,
or Walla Walla In this rospect. Tho
machiuo was received a fow days ago by
J. L. Elam, Milton's hardwaro mer
chant, and is now tho admiration of tho
countrystdo. Uasollno supplies the mo
tive power.
From Baker City.
Itov. Verhang has boon appointed
Dean of Washington, Yamhll and Tilla
mook counties.
Tho parishoncrs of St. Francis Catho
lic church assembled at tho pastoral re
sidence to bid farewell to ltov. Father
Vorhang who Is to tako chargo of tho
parish at Verboort, Washington county.
Ho has been apKIntcd dean and tho ter
ritory ovor which lie will liavo super
vision Includes Washington, Yamhill
and Tillamook counties,
Nov. Father Verhang has been In
chargo of St. Francis parish for nearly
seven years.
Tho new parish to which Father Ver
hang has been assigned was settled on
by a Dutch colony 27 years ago by Rov.
Father Verboort aftor whom tho placo
was named. It Is n vory prosperous com
munity and has a largo Catholic congre
gation, Tho departure of Father Verhang Is
much regretted by theCatholIcsof Baker
Cltyaa well as by many outside Uie
church.
His successor has not yet boon made
public but It Is said that Rov. Father
Demars, of Portland has been chosen
Two Oreioa Cadets.
Thos. W. Hammond, of Ashland, has
been named by SenatorGeo. W. McBrlde
as a cadet for West Point Military
Academy, Thomas Hammond is about
20 years of age and has been a student
of tho Oregon University at Eugene.
Tho examination for entrance to West
Point will tako placo In March noxt,
Olllclal announcement of tho appoint
ment has not been made yet but doubt
less will be very soon.
Tho army reorganliatloa bill passed ,
at the recent session of Omk-m
provlied for a large Incroaso iu the
number of cadlta at West Point, permit
tine tWO additional aniMlintmnnla (mm
each state. The appointment of a son
of Ex-Gov, W. P. Lord, to one of the
two places open to Orecon bovs was
recently announced, ho havimr lwn
rwommeiuled by 8cnator Simon.
One Thrtlhliif Retort.
The crop on tho Thos. Walker form
on Salem prairie has been threshed and
60 acres produced 000 bushels of wheat.
It was on cloier sod. Tho best yields
reported aro from fields that were stub
bled In.
War With Chin
Is a great calamity, but even this need
-- jumi oiijujiuK a nrsv ciasa
dinner, such as you wjllflnd ready to
your order at the St Elmo Restaurant.
At Fry's. You don't know
whtt wp mean? Well,
D. J. r-KY
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Basoball still interests tho smaller
towns.
Aesthetic Chicago proposes to boycott
tho word "hello" as to abrupt for tho
telephone call.
Twiddling about "expansion but not
Imperialism," is "vain juggling" in tho
words nt St. Paul.
t t t
Tho Salem Joimnai. says Til Ford is
sporting nniong tho whales on the At
lantic. Tho whales might as well retire.
Til might spit in their oyes. Albany
Democrat.
Tho Boers have warred a good warfare
If thoy havo cost Englond $100,000,000.
It would have cost tho queen her cm
plro if thoy had been anywhere near
equal In numbers.
HI
Aftor making all his anti-Imperialist
speeches, Senator Hoar of Massachu
setts coming out strong for McICiuley
may bo likened to ;tho apostates whom
the ajioatlo "delivered unto Batan that
thoy may learn not to blaspheme."
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Tho now officer In chargo of tho Salem
Salvationists Ib a rustler. Ho says if the
Salem businessmen cannot raiso enough
to support tho army ho will not utay
horo. Ono Salem man has confldonco
enough In tho value of this organization
to put up $50 a year.
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Tho lead trust that is controled by tho
papor trust, both of which are controlled
by tho Standard Oil trust, aro closing
many of the smallor mines ot Montana.
In tho words of the prephet: "Ho that
puttoth not into their mouths thoy even
preparo war against him."
A prominent Republican politician of
Salem, who has boon a mayor and nn
also-ran for tho congressional nomina
tion, recently sent east for u bos of Mc-
Kinley buttons. When thoy, arrived
thoy provod to bo of qulto different com
ploxion, each bearing tho features of
W. J. Bryau. Tho buyer has not yet
appeared on tho street with ono of tho
buttons on his coat,
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Following toast is from a, new pop.
ular eong.
May our joys bo many,
Our sorrows bo few,
And lifo bo as bright
as tno morning'B sweet tlew ;
And when tho long journey
Has come to an end,
May thoso loft behind
Call us softly a friend.
Not Much 10 the Acre.
Undo Jimmy Elgin, whoso .farm is at
Rosedale. has just finished threshing.
HIb wheat has turned out 11 busholB to
tho acre, and ho Is jubilating becaueo
It is no worse. G, M. Elgin's wheat,
on tho Phoebe Jory farm, wont about
six bushels to the aero, and It was a
fino spring stand. On tho Jory farm
150 acres of fall wheat is not expected
to yield oven that much. Undo Jimmy
says that ho has seed, feed and broad,
but whon he has to meet his taxes, in
terest on his Investment and other ex
penses ho don't know just whero ho Is
going to como out at. Ho says that his
sympathies are with tho merchants and
bu8iueBS men who havo laid in stocks
of goods of from $1,000 to $10,000 to
meet tho expected great demand which
was to arise from our unexampled pros
perity. Buy your shoes while they
are cheap. Givens old stand.
When
the big
eastern
depart
ment
stores
offer to
sell you
a $60
sewing
machine
for
KKCK
cut the ad out and bring it in,
we'll show you a machine
the Standard Rotary-that can't
be had from the dennrfmonr
stores and you can see the dif
lerence yourself. We have
clearing sales every day. Al
ways selling out the stock and
getting in new.
R. A. WIGGINS
307 Commercial St.
BSTSewIng machines, PUrtos, Organs,
Bicycles.
b 7 iTsii 1 1 mi mi im turn
No Need of Going to
the Coast
But go to FRIEDMAN'S NEW ItAOKET STORE whoro tho woaUier Ib cool and
comfortable, and whoro goods can be bought nt prices that will suit the pocket.
DOOK 01 nil. 41UVU juaii Kuk i" iimraBuuio
towels, butcher linens, nn olegant lino ot BUKoiines ai prices utn em them fait
A complete now lino of ladles' neckties, and pulloy belts, handkerchiefs, and hot
wenuiur uruuu BKiiwit jibio( mna hum u.....v.v,w.
IN MPN.Q WPAR SttSffMrJlfeWJa.
nw nvnnli elrlrftl nnrntin O fdtlH nntl
11 lTSA11 J U mi-.m. sweaters and lioso. now suits Jn
tweeds and other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo BSBortmont of trunks, va
lises mid telescopes, suspenders, Bhirts, hop pickers' gloves, a comploto Btock of
mon's underwear and notions, In fact full lines of everything kopt In a well regu.
1t.l .1t irrknAa mill nlntlilticr ofnrn.
latcd dry goods and clothing store.
it Friedman's
Cor. Stato and Commerclol Sts.
SIIMENE
36 inches wide, only 9c a yard,
MILLINER YZThe 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
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
QHOFPinP 5T0UES and
CAN BE
FOUND AT
RAY
SOLE AGENTS
AT SALEM, ORE
KLIN6BEIL
The Famous German Healer
Boarding House, 347 High
Government for the Pcotle an J Otherwise.
Krom the Aj(al to Kcaon.
Before tho paternal government of the
U.S.assunied controlof Hawaii hor peoplo
elected their own olilccrs; now thoy havo
them appointed. Saves them tho trouhlo,
dont you know. Besides this thoy had
a postal B.winga hank in which tho people
had doposits ot over a million dollars,
although the whole country had hut
110,000 people. The people did not wk
to lime it abolished, and it had to go.
Tho bankers wanted tho uho of that
million without interest, and as tho
people had no othorwhoro to put their
money of courco they put iu tho banks
of tho corporations Again the people
had a parcel post that carried packages
at a ery low rate and there woro no
express companies. At tho roquost of
tho men who formed an express com
pany to skin tho people tho parcel post
was abolished and tho Hklnnlnu of the
people nt an oxortlonate figure goes
gaily on. Yes, this is a good go eminent
for tho banks, express companies aud
other corporations.
To Cleanie the System.
Kffectually yet gently, whon costive 01
bilious, to permanently overcome haul,
tual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakenlnir them, todisno
headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of
Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup
uo.
Durilars Wanted.
Governor Geer has issued requisition
papers on the governor of California for
tho return of F. A. Johnson and Honry
0. Smith, two former reform school
hoys, w ho are wanted for a burglary
committed in Portland In February last.
They are under arrest at Sacramento
waiting tho arrival of Detective Daniel
Welraer.of Portland, who will go after
them.
Ready to Receive Grain.
A, M. Humphrey ot Co., aro now Issn.
Ing sacks for grain to bo delivored at Ga
lem and Macleay, nnd aro buying oats
through the Aumsville mill and furnish
ing sacks for those wanting to sell and
deliver at Aumsville. We aro also buy.
ing grain, Hour and feed in car lots
where convenient to load. Our oUice at
00 Commercial street, up stairs over
Central Telephone otllce where we will
be pleased to quote prices. Do not fail
to call and gee us. 31 dow tf
Albany Herald. Amos Strong, of Sa
lem, is at the Hotel Gates with a badly
sprained leg, caused by a misstep
when alighting from the tralu. After a
few days' ro3thewlII proceed on his
trip to the Quartzville mines.
Holiday or llirdwork.
Whether vou am nn)nrni in a holi
day or for hardwork. we have the luxu.
nw, provisions and groceries which you
may require. You will find our prices
right. Your patronage solicited.
30 " Bkanson Oj IIaoan.
or Mountains
'"'".V """ .. 'iciuiuictinil
tinw fl lm 1L1PH.
New Racket Store
Salem Oregon.
.sit,
closing out,
RANGES.
BROS
t
is in Salem. Office'at RIely
Street, North of City Hall.
Bottled Beer
Kllngerft Deck,Successori to.SouthSalem
Ootthr. Works. "
All orders for bottled boer will beHied
at the brewery. Kept on cold storage
free city uenvory. leiepnone zihi.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can get all you want
to oat at tno
Our patrons receive tho host the
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKillop&Berkhart
100 "tate St.
Bids for Supplies.
Bidejaro invited on supplies for tbt
Oregon Bchool for Deaf Jlutos for foar
months, from Sept. 1st to Dec. 31, 1W0.
A list will be furnished upon application
to Clayton Wbntz.
Superintendent.
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mills
Branch odlce and warehouse 181 Trad
st. between High and Church street.
Buckwheat and oats bought at highest
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.
7.27-tf d&
Crystal Ice Works
Is delivering Ice to IU patrons
at the prevailing prices. Also
Ice cream In any quantity will
be delivered to anv part of the
the city. Price 56c per gallon,
warranted to keep 12 hours after
delivery. : : : : s :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
FANNING MILLS.
Farmers, there will be M
money in using a fanniis
mill this year. . ' t
We can furnish the best
made, guaranteed, with now
ing worth having left obi,
for from $20 to $25. rtt
Mitchell, Lewis & StaYtfCo.
I lor meetffM'
THPATOtT
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