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About The Daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 6, 1900)
tebta i i ! ! t i I i!1 ' ? hi i - ! I, t ! i. If 1? i ' ii- l . l Monday and Tuesdau PROGRESSIVE VIEWS. 1000 yards short lengths calico shirting at 3 12 cents per yard. X X X X Only a limited number ofyardsjp each pur chaser. X X X XXX Think of it! Calicoes at less than factory prices! New hair fasteners for the stray locks, 10c and 25C -v v i' Pearl Pulley Belt rings, 25c. A) SC X ' ' All summer goods positively must go at a sac rifice price. X X X X A. HOLYIBRSON'S The Big Bargain House of Salem TAKEN ABOUT HANDLING PUBLIC FUNDS BY A SALEM BANKER. Sutfttts ai Change la Disposition of Slate Money--Prospecte for a Good Croc of Hops. i" Bm,irn,n'i;;iT.TwtrTOgrjg8 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. It isn't the material that goes Into your repaired watch that results In a perfect job, It In tho know how Hint doos tlio business. Any bunglor can buy tlio lino kinds of material mat I uso in repairing; uuioicllllg tlio most valuable material tlmtciin bo used In watch repairing rand tho bunglers can't buy It. I boII uiy nkill wuai u ib worm, ana it will cost you lues tlmu Inlying at u lowur price. for C. II. HINGES. X 296 Commercial Street. Next Door to llolvcrson's. WEATHER. Tonight and TiiOBday Fair. $CC$$C$ wC Wheat Market, Han Fiuncibco, Aug. 0. Cash 103J.. Oiiicaiio, III., Aug. 0, Sept. 7(X Salem, 45. GOLD DUST FLOUR MADK ny Tho Sidnev Powor Co. StDNKY, OtlKOOX, mado (or family use, ask your grocors for It. Bran and Bhorta always on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT, nioNH 51. Osburn's Shoe Sale It where you can itt BargaiDsf ! UVk1kWk Men's lUmlttoa Brown shoes worth $2.25, now $1.90. Ladles' flaetknlc shoe nude cyillamllton Brows, former trke $2.00. Sale price $1.50. AU other shoes at cut prices. Cone la aad see. E. F. OSBURN, SV,A RATES ON ICE Tho following low rates on iro have Ixytn agreed uKin by thu Capital Ice Worka and Crystal let Works, of tills city beg inning Mar 10: Confectionery stores, hotels and fish markets, using 100 lbs or moro at a time 60o per huudrod ; loss than 1IU lbs "6c. Private parties using 100 lbs or more, 76c; less than 100 Iba, lo per Ib. No sale below lOo. Ice in ton lots, $7.60 half ton, f-t.OO, at the works. Ic shipped in sacks 75a por 100, sacks extra. Camtal lac Wonics 6tf Okystal Iuh Wobki Collate. Wlllamettet (Jims A Ilrddon, Now York. 11 G Dunham. 8t Louis, 5lo. J 1) Matlock, Kugeno. II .Mnekenrostor, Now York. !0 .M Gliddeh, Boston. V 51 Concur, Washington, I). 0. J S Pardee. Ciinonvlllu. A Ornhn, bun Francisco. 0 51 Fornald, St. Paul, Minn. It L Diirhmn, Portland. Geo A Durhnin, I'ortlnnd. W A HoiiHon, City. II Tliauhatisor, rortluud. W T Kolly, Portland, .lames AI Horry, South Oinnhn. V 51 Gottschalk, Alllvvnukiu. W l Ciiiiiplwll nud wlfo, Cliumnwn. J H K Keene, Milwaukiu, Wis, F 0 Smith, Snu Fruncleco. Win lllodirett, Ohomawa. 11(1 McKinley. LnCrosHi. K G Itlridull. Monmouth. O 51 Howard and wlfo, San Francisco. It. Patterson, Dulntli. It J Mann, Portland. It W Rockwell, Auburn. 0 F .Mumper. PERSONAL. Homer Smith, John Roberts and Hob Groesiin, Jr., uro ciimping nt Kewxrt. 5Iib. Kd. Shields, of Spokane, Ib In tho city, tho guest of 'bur sister, .Mrs. Chns, Calvert. 5Irs. A. Nnrtlicutt nud mother, 5lrs. K. Frod, wont to Newport today to camp n month. 1). I). OluiBtend nud fiunlly nud F. U. HowerBox and wife, were a Newort pnrty today. Mr. and 5Ir. Kd, Wollur Airs, 51. K, 1'atton, and llollistor and Wellur t'linm. borlalu left for Now port today. 51r. and .Mrs. llngnn and children mid .Mr. nud Mrs. Goo. 0. llrovvn left today for Ciiscadin and Lower Soda Springe. (, II. Donaldson, book-keeper and col lector for tho Salem Light & Tower Co., has Joined his family at Newport, and will take his first view ol tlio ocean. County commissioner Win .Mlley is somewhat Indisposed nt his homo in An rora nud may not bo able to attend the Bessieu of the county court which opoua Wednesday. A. T. Gilbert, of Gil bertBrog., bankers at Salem and Jloecow, Idaho, takes progresaive views of public finance. Ho was instrumental In securing tlio adoption of tho public school savings bank nt Salem, and has favored tlio popular loan funding plan. Ho was nt Portion 1 Sunday and in nn intervlow ho said money was very plentiful nt tlio state capital as farmers and stockmen nearly nil have deposits to thoir credit and Intorest is consequently low. Bor rowing on personal application, without security, has fallen Into dlsueo of late, and loans now nre mostly made on tho basis of property eecurity, and finances havo thcreforo nesumed n moro stable foundation than formerly. The stato also has n good deal of money to loan, but as there nro a good many restrictions to bo complied with, on tho part of borrowers, property own ers havo not been very cagot to borrow from tho state, preferring to deal with banks or privato capitalists, who do not demand that tho land Bhall bo three times tho value of tlio loan, without tho bull Jings and improvements. Tlio ntato has heretofore been a littlo to free In making loans on farm property, ho thought, nud as n conecqucnco hns farm lands In every county on its hands. Ho thinks the idle money to tho crcd it of tho school fund, which now must bo nearly $000,000, should bo mado nvailablo for tho general fund, as a do flcency is beginning to bo noticablo in this latter fund, and by tho tlmo tho Legislature meets again state warants to nn amount equaling tho idlo moneys in tho school fund will bo drawing 0 per cont interest. In other wordB, tho state should not be paying interest on $500,000 when it has that amount locked up In its vaults. "The hopraisere of Marlon county are happy, nnd thoy aro now arranging to pick their crops as soon ns ripo although n few weeks ago they talked of lotting tlio hops go by default. Hopbuyers havo been around among them, offering to contract for 0 and 10 cents, nud. ns the hops can be put into the halo for 0 cunts tho prospects nro good for n small ainr gin of profit to the grower. Tlio hop crop of Marlon county Is likely to bo heavy this year, and the quality will be first-class. S TEETH WEEK 2Ws$'l$& you'd better see our windows north and south if they don't tell the story, step in and ask a few questions. No charge at this establishment for answering 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) 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 Tooth Powder. It's fresh and pure. Dentina is the pen ection 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 ofT till tomorrow what you can do today--so call at once. D. J. bKY RIGHT RIGHT GOODS AT PRICES. THE SCHOOL LOAN. SUBSCRIPTIONS REACH AN AGGREGATB OP $46,400. BOOKS CLOSED. Board of Directors Order the Apportionment of $30,000. All Larje Subscriptions Shut Out. Co. nioder Twine at tho Mitchell, Lewis A Slaver binnch, at 10) centH per ouiid. OASTOniA. Bears tk lb K'ihI Yw Hw kkpt BwgM "c&sdS&aa u THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST IN. JBIvIvY GIvASS ES ALL THERE IS IN. II. B. CONDIT INJURED. Truck Loaded With 700 Ids. of Flour rails Upon lllm. , II. I). Condit, brother of A. 0. Condit of this city, was badly injured nt West Stayton, Saturday. Mr. Condit who is agent for the Southern 1'acillc Company at West Stayton was engaged In moving some Hour from tho depot to the cars and in so doing waB using a common truck and bad tho same loaded with about 700 pounds of flour, nnd whon he wheeled upon the gang plank one end of It slipped off tho platform. 51 r. Condit was thrown to the ground below, n distance of about 0 feet. His His bend struck the platform, which rendered him uuconclous, and tho truck and Hour fell upon him, In tho fall, 51 r. Condit had tho misfortune to havo three of his ribs broken. Ho was picked up by helping hands and placed on the train and taken to Silvcrton, where Dr. Frank Urooks the 8. 1 doctor at that place was called nud 51 r. Condit was found to be still unconsious. Dr. Urooks attended tho Injured man until they arrived at Wood burn and from this place Dr. AlcCorklo accom panied him to Portland whoro ho waa taken to tho Good Samaritan Hospital. Mr. Condit is '2 years of age and it was a pretty hard jolt for him, but though badly bruised up he will recover. The Smith Funeral. Tho funeral of the lute Luke Smith who was necicentally killed Friday was held from tho homo of the deceased near Gervais Sunday afternoon. People were preBont from all ovor tho county nnd tho' procession to the cemetery was n mile and n quarter long of vehicles alone. The Bormon at tho house was brief, but Itev, llroullletto conducted nn impressive ceremony nttho gravo. There were peo ple present from nil over the county. Although 51 r, Smith was not a member of any church, there wa n largo at tendance of his Catholic neighbors, nnd tho Catholic choir of Gervaia presented tho docensod with a bountiful lloral emblem. Mr. Smith's Bister, 5Irs. Shields of SKkano did not arrive in time for the funeral but came today. Deceased leaves a n large farm and considerable property. Ho was not a member of any lodge and his death be ing bo sudden he had prepared no will. In 1807 he was married to Miss Forence Ksson, but leaves no children. 5lrs. Smith is in delicate health but has stood the shock with great fortitude. Tho board of directors of tho Salem school district held a meeting Satur day evening, nt the ofllco of School Clerk Joseph Baumgartner, nil tho di rectors being present oscoptlng II. A. Johnson, who was out of town. Somo routine business waB transacted nnd tho suecrlptlons to tho popular loan which cloecd nt 3 p. in. wero consid orcd. Tho subscriptions wero found to amount 1 10,400, ezceoding tho nmount rcqured, $30,000 ,by moro than CO per cent. It wns decided that in awarding tho loan, all subscriptions mado by tho snmo persons, and not plainly distinguishable as being for different parties, would be considered ns ono subscription. This was to carry out tho spirit of tho In ten tion to All the smallest subscriptions first, Bcattering tho loan nmong aa many Binall holders ns possible It will bo soen by tho list of Bubncrlp lions that this will shut out nil items of over $000. Tho subscriptions of $500 and less nggrcgnto j'B.uw, and there nro three of $000. This Is "on tho face of tho rcturnB." If eomo of tho smnllor ones nro lumped nnd rejected It will raiso tho limit. Following is a correct list "of tho scriptiens: 5Irs. M. O. Smith $ Theo. Nolf, agent 5Irs.Theo.Nolf 5Ilss Alico Lnycox F. W. Stousloff J. P. Rogers, ngent T. G, 5Ingors, agent A. J. Cheshire, agent J. 0. Brown Oswald West Amn Leone Strong Bub- 1500 500 500 COO 1000 500 COO 500 100 COO 50 5IrBK. 8. Lamport 2000 J. 0. Grlflltli. J.O. Grilllth, ngont for L. F. Grif fith J.O. Grilllth, ngent for W.D. 5fc Nnry W. 8. Sanford, agent Hofor A. F. Jr. Agt 8. W. 5111c II. Staplcton 5Ir. J. J. Mnrphy, Treas Geo. F. Kodgers O.B. Hamilton 51. 5Iontgoinery Mrs. Montgomery , J.A. Dltter O.J. Byrd, Agt L. L. Byrd, Agt F.A.Lcgg G.O. Brown Alico James , iVA Cusick Irs51 51 Cusick 500 500 400 500 500 600 COO 700 COO 600 600 CO COO COO COO 500 300 100 "2000 1000 s- r of A. ....... ....... ......... Good Man oa a Creamery Route. Lute Savage, one of tho Iwst hustlers in this section, has taken charge of ono of Uio loading routes of the Clover Leaf Creamery, and will bring In tho milk and cream from tho farmers to the creamery in Hast Salem. Lute knows nearly every farmer in thoa whole re gion, and w ill prove a valuablo man to the concern. 5Irs II Stapleton 1000 ur J jn ttiniui. 5Irs K 8troyor.. 5lra0 Frlckoy.. 5Ira 51 Caseboor II T Bruce A gout Fredla Peterson G 8 Downing Frank Dnvey agent ('-')., . . H, Bcnty Barnli Beatty 5Iatty Beatty Mrs. K. Hofnr Florence McKlnney Court 6horwood No. 10, F. vv. t. Williamson... . 51 rs. Williamson K' I, Lamb Caroy F. .Martin, ngent 8. A. Sanford It. II. Lcnbo W'.T. Btolx, agent... J. W. Bickford De Llle Greene .... A. N. Hush, guardian Linnlo Stutesnian... Jas. Walton, Jr.... Claud Gatch, trustee. A. Bush Jr Geo, Q. Bingham... . Alico L. Bingham.... Gilbert Bros John H.MeNary vv. b. vvnuon , John Hill, Astoria..., KvaF. Cor , 51rs. 0. 51. Ogla.... KnnlaWalt II B Schwartwerth . Frod Cook , D Haflchi 51 Haschl , Frank Smith FA Raker F A Baker, Agent ,., Frank Davey, Agent. Mary Parmentor A. Bchriober, Agt ., Mrs. R, Schriober. , . , A, Schriober .......,. .,,,...,,,. 500 50 000 (100 500 50 1000 1000 200 400 400 250 250 300 250 250 400 1000 350 100 000 450 450 COO 350 400 aw 250 250 25 250 250 250 '1000 500 500 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 250 200 200 175 176 200 CIIEMAWA WOODMEN. A Camp of Modern Woodmen of America In stituted at Chcmawa. As was nrrnnged beforehand tho organ ization of n camp of 5Iodern Woodmen America was completed nnd tho now camp instituted at Chemawn on Satur day night. Tho now cam) lias a lino charter list and ninny moro aro antici pating joining in the near future. About 25 Salem woodmen went down nnd did tho work. The following ollirers wero elected to servo for tho cuBiiing yenr. Venernblo Consul, Dr. K. S. CInrk: Worthy Advisor, Thomas Arthur Bank er, Jno. Denn; Clerk, J. 51. Neal; Ks cort, Jcsso Thompson; Watchman, Frank Denn ; Sentinel, II. L. Beckner: 5Ianagers, F. Lick, Robert Dean nud II. B. Thompson; Camp Physician, Dr. K S. Clark. Tho now lodgo met in tho largo hall and after the olllcers were installed a line lunch of coffee, cako and eandwlclis wero served when all departed for home. THE STAYTON BRIDGE. Will Be Re-tlmtcred nt the Joint Expense of Marlon and Linn. Tlio 5farion county court has 'como to an understanding with the county court of Linn county in regard to tlio Stayton bridge, and that structure will be re paired in tho near future. It will bo retimbored, and put into a good safo condition, and it is likely tluvt something will bo done to guard against threatened damage from the washing of tlio north (bank. Bids will bo culled for. Bids on a former occasion ranged from $2200 to $2800. Poor Yield 5Ir. L. W. Benson who has been out running an engine tor mo William Ualr rig In tho Pringle neighborhood. 5Ir. Ronsoii says that nearly all grain is very foul nnd turning out very poorly nnd mm yieming irom i 10 i- uushelB per acre. Oats nro turning out fair. All in all tho farmorsaro not well pleased will tho prospect. To Cleanse the System. KfTectuully yot gently, when costlvo or bilious, to permanently ovorcomo ha&i tual constipation, to awaken tho kidneyi and liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening them, to dispe headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of Figs, mado by tho California Fig Syrup Co. A Small Yield. Kx-Sonator N.D. Loonoy, of Jefferson, wns in tho city today. He says his wheat turns out but six bushels to the acre. Ho attributes the light crop to the fact that thoro was not frost last winter and that let tho aphals work on tho wheat. No Need of Going to the Coast Mountains But go to FRIi:D5IAN'S NKW RACKET STORE whero the weather I. . comfortable, nnd whoro goods enn bo bought nt prlcos that will suit ti anl book of nil. Hnvo just got iu n Iinndsomo lino of tablo damask, flno li PP0 towels, butcher linens, nn elegant lino of Bllkollnos at prices that toll ti ,tltcllfl A complete now lino of ladles' neckties, and pulloy bolts, liandkorclilefi i weather crash skirts, parasols, fans and new dimities. l0 "u Lot IN MEN'S WEAR w(?fe: tweeds and other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment of trnnS ' Uses and telescopes, suspenders, shlrtB, hop plckors' gloves, a conmletn .i 'J' men's underwear and notions, in fact full lines of every thing kept In a iLi i ' lnted dry goods nnd clothing storo. we" rW- Ai Friedman's New Racket Store ' Cor. Slato nnd Commercial Sts. ilomOrego,, LKflLENES 36 inches wide, only 9c a yard MILLINER YThe wind up of the milling department Any and all of the trimm hats to be sacrificed at 75c each Hais worth 5o,bU, now be, k. ome and maic your selections Remember your choice for 75c, Positively closing out Isadore Greenbaum First Door South of Postoffice. Mlra MMaEia The Best Report. Win. Black in tlio Rod Hills 1ms threshed out 1000 bushols from 100 acres wheat. Let us hear of tho good yields as well as tho bad. This is tho host re ported bo far. Lljht Rains. C. ..!.. It. .1. ..I . """ Kv miunors leu in some partaqj.t!HQunty laying tho dust. The rain nt balem amounted to burelv sprinkle. It is behoved some rain would bo a benefit. One Drunk. .Marion llrainord was brought into Itecordor Judah's court this morning on a ennrgo oi uruiik ami disorderly. He was lined $t0 or 5 days nnd chose tho latter. MARRIED. DINgLKy-IIKNMJY-.- At tho City hall in halem, 5Ioudav, Aug. 0. Juno jiiugiey io .vrciiiunlil Henley, City Recorder N. J. Judali officiating. FRUITS Roth. & Graber phomb 151 124 ntfit ht. Cool Weather. 5Ionday has been cool and cloudy. A rain waB reported from 5lehama Satur day. All nights In August nro apt to be cool. HAVE n v iii!u,ABt P fn'd8 B,,d rvln Mhne that In St" ii, i 60 J soiling very cheap now. O. h. Biols, Agt 100 Sent out two more men's eccond.linn.i Our fco ruttirne'l it wo fail. Any ono Handing sketch and description of any invention will jiromptly reccivo our opinion frco concerning tho patent ability of sninc. "IIow to Obtain n Patent" sent upon request, l'itenti secured through ua advertised for bsIo nt our expense. Patent taken out through tig rccuivo special notice, without charge, la Tin: Patkvt Jit:coi:i, an llhutratud and widely circulated journal, consulted by Manufacturer nndlnvi'itnni. Send for sainplo copy FFIfL'E. Addnrs, VICTOR A. Ev.:'C. & CO., (I..t"rt Attorn., vi,,) Evans KV'ilcUr-. - WASHINGTON, D. fl, Where To Flnl It. Willeou'a Shaving Parlors carry a Btock lf lklt Kh'u ll.lBlllAlil,. il..i ....... I l . .f. . rv' " "'"'low aim in iniiiuie cure tor uanurutiaiul lallin advertised paixir. iu another as hair. column of this 8 a lm J. A, Bernard!. Geo. K. Waters .. K. It. Waters W, Breyman, agent Henry vViprut R. B. Hansen 5Irs. S. S. Gimblo . 5Irs. Jennie Tata.,., 51 rs. N. J, Darucm.. KIlaL. Wc!ch..7... B. Hofer A. F. Hofer. John A. Shaw 250 250 250 1500 250 200 250 600 300 125 motl'a snAAH.I 1 wheels ThurftlaVin,! .:.." ir""V 'um band New Home machine at $10 .n?.hl'8.a.Ulan,,8 1a'bler wheel, a 24 inch, that is a bargain for some one. SoK," Ira anS'sirwaArj want to clean up now. ' Carbide 2 ivinnrU mo chain bruihw :..:::::: Js ttViffc:::::::::::::::: jgo.t.tta.fi.vui Total , .-.$10,400 JBA.WIGGINS Bailor Wire. .viltCJiell. Uwi i fctaver Go's. tirn-li sot r ,i c. will bo Headquarters for baling; wire this WSewing machines, Pianos. Oraiiw .ilwu i jnoyeieo. A SAD JOURNEY. Mont. Berry Died of Blool Polsonluj In Eutene Last FrIJay Kugeno KtcuIdk (lunnl, 8atnrdny 5lontgomory Berry, an employo of tho Oregon Hospital for tho Insane, died at tho Minnesota hotel In thla city from blood poisoning, having reached hero from John Hill's, 15 miles up tho Mid dle Fork, nfler a continuous ride sinco 3 o'clock yesterday afternoon in a futile attempt tosneiiis life. Tho circumstances of tho nffnir nre most distressing. Berry nnd his wife , were members of u party which left rumor nbout a week ngo for nn outing atOdelland Crescent lakes. Two or three days ago Ilerry blistered ono hand on a rope, but gave tho matter no ntton tion. Yesterday morning lie knocked off tho blister nnd shortly afterword the hand began to turn dark, nnd pains extended up the nrin. Ho hired n man to bring lihn to Kugeno for medical treatment, as it was evident that blood poisoning had set in. Thoy loft John Hill's at 3 o'clock yostorday aftornoon, tho injured man, his faithful wlfo and driver. Thoy drove constantly all night and arrived In Kugeno about 0:30 tills morning, nnd Berry vins taken to tho 5Iinnoeotn hotel, whero ho expired about 30 minutes Inter. Ho was not thought to lw In Biich a bad condition when ho arrived, as thoy stopped on tho street for awhile looking for a good room and Berry talked with a number ol peo pie who happened along. Uniigrone extended up the arm to tho shoulder and one log was badly swollen. The blood waH poisoned in a most viru lent form, and noted quickly with tell Ing effect. Young Berry, who is probably 27 years old, was an omployo of tho asylum dur ing tho four years of Dr. Paine's regime as superintendent, and that gentleman speaks in highest terms of tlio unfortu nate loy. Tho remains were taken to tlio under taking parlors of the J. W. Kays Furnl turo Company and prepared for ship- mem to turner, where the interment will occur. Tho young wlfo has tho sympathy ol all in her sad bereavement. Tut Jouiwal learns that deceased waB eon of Maj. 51. P. Berry, formerly war den of the penitentiary. He was mar ried to tho younest daughter of IN. y. Silver, of Turner. Tlio funeral was hold vestonlav. Rim. day August 6th, at tho residenco of N. W. Silvers nt Turner and the remains wero laid to rest iu the Twin Oak burial grouds at Turner. Rev. Gordon of the 51. K. church of turner conducted the services, and the attendance was very largo. Bottled Beer Kllngerft Beck,Successors to SosthStlcs Bottling Works, All orders for bottlod beer will U lied at the browory. Kopt on cold itonrt. r roo city delivery. Telephons 2131, DIED. M'DOWKLL. At the Oregon hospital or the insane, Saturday, August 4, 11XX), S, W. McDowell, agel 74 years. ueceasea was committed to the asy- mm irom .Multnomah county In 1891. Ho waa formerly n resident of Salem, and a privato funeral was held hero yes terday, interment taking place in Rural cemetery. season. STORAASLI.-At tho family home 1000, 5Irs. Helen Storaasli, of dropsy! The funeral will take place tomorrow from the residence and the remains will be taken to SiWerton for burial. ' WHY GO HUW Whon you enn uot all vou i to eat at tho ll'OITB MUSE mask Our patrons teceivo tho boat lbs market affords, Open day and night. McKilfop & Berkhait 106 tato St. FRED P. HURST. 7.27-tldAf Crystal Ice Works Is delivering Ice to lb) patroai nt the prevailing prices. Alp ice cream in any quantity wul be delivered to any part ol th the city. Price 65c per gallon, warranted to keep 12 hours after delivery. : : : : : ' ' J. Maguire Propj "W! Ta on the fidvMtt thoso conUmpW Ing building or rw nsTrlnc had beM iln an HfXin AD.U I In on the grwl floor. Acarlond Star A Star ttW'l Just received, cheaper than over. S. BENTLEY & C0. 319 Front St. Material D. A.M, na4u tt o Train Humtihrov & Co.. are no? ing sacks for grain to be delivoreJ1' lem and Maclsay, and are buyinj : through the Aumsville mill and fore! 10 ww r log Backs (or those wanting deliver at Aumsville. We are sUJ w Ing grain, flour and feed In cf Z whero convenient to load. Oar offlfj ' 200 Commercial street, up "tairiJa Central Telephone office wneffJi,! be pleased to quote prices. B,D?i,d to call and see us. sldJ, Holiday or llanJwork- Whetlier you are preparing lot day or for hardwork. we have UiJ ries, provisions nnd groceries wwcuj inav r.vnilr Ynn will find OM PK right. Your paUonage solicited. anvi iio.Mn!i & Bio' Bids for Supplies. Ridsjare invited on Bunplica for th Oregon Bchool for Deaf Mutes for font months, from Sept. 1st to Doc. 31. 1000. A list will bo furnished upon application to Clayton Wkntz. Superintendent. Wheat Bought and Stored By the Aurora Roller Mills Branch office nnd warehouse 184 Tndi st. between High and Church streeU. Buckwheat nud oats bought at highest mnrkot price. 30eod Bjumson & rEEra 1orvxw&JT THEPATENT1
