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Gingham Underskirt Sale
We haVe ia cohiiHUe our bargain sales until
we have room to stow away our new troods.
For a few days we will offer an elegant
line of Gingham underskirts at these prices.
fii.25 skirts cut to 98c.
251.00 skirts cut to
$ .90 skirts cut to
$ .75 skirts cut to
$ .65 skirts cut to
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.
It isn't the material that goes into your
repaired watch that results in a perfect job,
It la tlio know liow that dooa tlio business. Any bungler can buy Ilia lino kinds of
material that I uao In ropnirlng; but skill la tho moat v.tlimblo material that can
boused In watch ropnirlng mid tlio bunglers can't buy it. I soli my skill for
what It la worth, and it will coat you loaa than buying at n lower price.
C. H. HINGES.
WEATHER.
Tonight nnd Thursday gonornlly fair.
Wheat Market.
Ban Fkancibco, Aug. 8. Caah 105
OniCAno, HI,, Aug. 8. Rejit. 70?n.
Salem, 45,
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADB BT
Tho Sidnov Power Co,
MIPNKY, OHKOON.
made (or family uao, aak your grocora for
It. llran and aborts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT.
ruoNR CI.
VIXfeVV'-
7 Osburn's Shoe Sale
f is wncre youcanin
iBapgaiDsj
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Men's Hamilton Drown shoes
worth 92.25, now $1.90.
Ladles' tine picnic shoe made
ey lllamlltoo Brows, former
price $2.00. Sale price, $1.50.
All other shoes at cut trices,
Come la and see.
E. F. OSBURN, &&&& J
WUUWWWl
RATES ON ICE
Tho following low ratea on ico havo
been agreed upon by tho Capital Ico
Works and Crystal Ico Works, of this
city beginning May ltlt
Confectionery atorus, hotela and (lab
markets, tiaiug 100 lbs or mora at a time
60c per hundred ; loaa than 110 lbs 76c.
1'rlvato parties tisliig 100 lbs or more,
76o1bm than 100 lbs, lo mr lb. No
sdlo below lOo.
Icoln ton lots, I7.D0; half ton, $4.00,
at the works.
Ico shipped in sacks 76a per 100, sacks
extra. Oantal lot Works
fitf Ohystal Tmh Works
e
THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST
JEIvIvY
ALL THERE IS IN.
FRUITS
Roth. & Graber
nioN 161. 124
MMTmnniiin'rTtmiitwwtMiiaMHTiniiTi m nti wm mummiw
81c.
73c.
59c.
52c.
296 Commercial Street.
Hext Door to llolvcrson's.
A LARGE ESTATE.
Ceo. W. Gray Lett $100,000. Wm. T. Cray
Appointed Administrator.
lJon petition of Prudonco M. Gray,
widow of Q. W. Gray, deceased, V. T.
Gray hua been appointed admlnlatrator
of thocatato of aald Q, V. Gray, do
coaseo, who died intestate on July 21
last. Tho value of tho estate Ih eati
mated at 100,000.
Tho heira-at-law nro named aa fol
Iowa: Prudonco M. Gray, tho widow, agod
00 yearn, residing in Salem,
lllaticho G. Patterson, ngod 11) years,
Tho Dalles.
Gertrude G. I-owtiKdnlo, daughter,
ngod 17 years, Salem.
Win. T. Gray, hoii, aged 15 yoara, Ha
lem,
Geo. II. Gray, son, 12 years, Sulotn.
Jennlo K. Kyln, dmighter, aged 10
years, Salem,
Chaa. A. Gray, sou, aged 37 year?,
Salem. ,
Carey 1". Martin, udmlnletrntorof tho
catuto of Emma MeOrnokon, doceaacd,
has been authorized to sell certain prop
erty In Highland addition belonging to
tho estate, tho heiia, Ieo McCracken
and Anael Wilbur McCrackon, having
given their consort t to the sale.
PERSONAL.
I., il. Turner, of Turner, was in the
city today.
Titos. Kennedy of Woodhuru is a Sa
lem visitor today.
Harry Minto went to California to
join Mrs. Minto, who la viidtliig there.
Fred Davis, Snowdon Northcut, and
Jowph Fontaine were among those go
ing to NowKrt.
(Ilia. Kaiser, O.var Taylor, John
Kaiser and tho Gwinn boys returned
thla moriilng from Nome.
Fred Hurst, tho real estate man start
ed this morning to Niagara on business,
to bo gone until Saturday.
Geo. II. Williams, of tho old Williams
and England banking company, came up
from Portland this morning,
II. G. MeKlnloy, the timber laud
operator, Is In Oregon again from New
Balem, Wis. With tho thermometer
from 105 to 110 in the shade back there,
ho lost no time in getting back to Ore
gon again.
IN.
statu t.
GLASSES
RETURNED FROM N0A1E
J. A. GWIN TELLS OP IHS TRIP TO TUB
GOLDEN NORTH
DrlnjsCood Retort From Salemltes, But Says
Business Is Overdone and Wls
are Low
J. A, Gwln, who roturncd this morn
ing from Nomo, Alaska, was seen by a
Journal rpproeontativo at his beautiful
homo in North Salem and glvo us tho
following atoryt "Our party, Puluaki
Gwin, John Kolsor, Gua kalaor and my
self, left Portland on May 20 on tho
steamer Elder for tho gold fields of tho
North. Wo woro 18 dayB out, and dur
ing this timo wo spout four daya in tho
ico and naturo novor wltnessod a more
beautiful scene than thoso Icoborgs, and
a description of thorn would be Impossi
ble. On tho way up Frank Kolsor took
sick and died one day after wo arrived
at Nomo.
After arriving Gua and John Kalsor
had vory poor health duo to tlio over
work of taking caro of Frank. Wo
woro on tho filth boat and when
wo arrived at Nomo wo found tho beach
covered with tents for many miles. Tho
ruah nnd good wages laatod only two
weeks nnd thou everything dropped.
Botwocn Nomo City nnd Penny rlyer
thero is a mlnlug plant ovory 150 feet
aud slulco boxes ovory 40 foot.
Saw Govornor Flotchor on Penny
river, olght miles nbovo Nomo. Ho and
Ham had taken out ounces tho day
day before, but whother it would hold
or not tlioy did not know. Tho old gov
ornor handles tho pick and shovel and
Ham runs tho rocker.
Fletcher walked 17 mllos for his mall
with his shoes hurting him all tho way.
Ho is somewhat reduced in llcsh, but In
good spirits.
Mrs. Floater and Mra. Ingorsoll woro
down to tho boat to see tho Salem boys
leave. Tlioy wero running n laundry.
Tlioy expected to roturn to Salem in
about three weeks.
Jack Ityan left Nomo for homo nil July
18th.
Thos. Ilblmnn and 0. B. Ward woro
tho most succoasful men thoro. Thoy
had a claim on Oregon creek with good
prospects, but no water. Thoy will
probably got out $15 to $20 a day for
awhile.
Adam llashor hail loft Nomo for
Urlatol bay, where ho heard thoro waa a
stride.
Tho West boys woro all thoro, well
and hearty, nnd dealing in meat.
Ho saw Mrs. Nichols aud other Salem
people nnd reports them all well
Every thing is ovordono. Immense
stocka of goods nro carried. Tho moat
inoiioy has been mado by men selling
water at 0 cents a bucket.
Kvoryono dresses well. Good order
provnlls, considering tho -number of peo
ple thoro. Thoro nro plenty of provla
ions for tho winter, for thoeo who can
buy, Thero nro 5000 people thoro who
haven't half enough monoy to bring them
pome. Over 11000 havo applied to tho
military authorities for transportation.
Thoro are moro men working for $1.60
nnd $2,00 a day than for higher wages.
Steamers nro now going north empty
nnd coming back loadod,
Mr. Gwln talks vory interestingly of
his exorlunco. Ho la a cloeo observer
nnd knows what ho has aoen. He was
employed on tho government snag
boat, which being tied up, ho took n trip
to Nomo na n llyer. Ho Is well satisfied
with his trip, nnd nleo glad to get homo
again.
MIDSUMMER ROUTINE.
What the City Council Did at Its Re.ular Session
Slot Machine Licenses Comlaf In.
Tho city council mot in regular session
last evening, Mayor Illahopin tho chair,
and nil cotincilinou present except
Messrs Uurrows and Geauor, who nro
absent from tlio city.
II I MX OltIIKII-l) I'JLII).
J. W. Watt $ 7 00
Salem T. & 1). Co 7 fiO
11. 11. Thielson 15 00
Tlio committee on ordinances waa
grantod furthor timo to report on tho
telephone llcenso ordinance.
A petition, signed by Geo. Plaater, T,
J. Sullivan, J. A. Tyler nnd F. T. Wag
non, waa presented, asking tho removal
of nil bicyclo racks from tho sidewalks in
tlio buslnes? section ot tho city, lteferred
to the committee on wnya and means.
Tho Militia company declined tho
city's offer of rental of tho armory, and
the committee on wnya nnd means was
ordered to investigate the matter and
report.
Recorder Jttdah waa Instructed to
advertise for bids for furnishing tho city
with fifteen tons of baled cheat hay and
350 bushels of oats.
Marshal Gibson reported on dog tax
colloced, showing 39 licenses since lust
reporting.
Recorder's Monthly Retort.
City Hecorder Judah hoa submitted
the following report of tho business
transacted in his department for tho
month of July;
In Recorder's Court City vs. Harris,
drunk, 10 days in Jail, seutonco sus
pended ; City vs. Darker, drunk, lined
$5, paid.
In Justice's Court State vs. Ah Toy,
threats, J. P. tees $0.76, constable's fooH
$3.00; Stato vs. Phillips, Jlarccny, J. P.
fees fl, constable's fees $2,10; total fees
duo from county, $18,75.
Tho miscellaneous cash receipts for
tho mouth wero as follows ;
Thos. Milne, rent Juno $
C. W. Kvaus. 1 slot .machine, , .
A, liavmond
II. G. Myers, 1 alot machine. ..
M. I.. Hamilton, 2 slot tnacli,.
15 00
000
6 00
0 00
12 00
0 00
200 OJ
76
0 00
10 00
22 60
n. limit & Uo., 1 slot macli,,
K. H. Colgan, liquor license. . , .
K P Colgan, fro on above
W, It. Anderson. 1 slot uiach...
Hugh Truinor, ohow llcenso....
Salem L. & T, Co., cars ,
JO Wlllard
600
J P ltogers, liquor llcenso, , . , , . 200 CO
J. P. ltogors, leo on above 75
A. Comoyer, liquor licenso 200 00
A. Co mo, or, leo 75
N. J. Judah, J. P. fees Juno. ... 6 80
i. w. uiuson, lees Juno 2 30
0. Induct, Hue, balance duo, ... 0 00
iiarkor,.., 6 00
Total recolpta $714 85
On hand July 1 1335 89
Total i'Wsn 74
Uy cash to treasurer 1200 00
llalance on hand Aug. 1 ,$850 74
Nete: Warrant indebtedness for Jnlv.
1 1U0O, $1,693.90'. "
MWlf""";'r
TEETH WEEK
you'd better see our windows-north and south if they
don t ten tne story, siep in anu uatv a icw iuwui. n
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. t t
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 peri ection
of a tooth wash and only 25c. We have a variety of
teeth requisites from which wecan please the mo st fas
tidious. Bad habit to put ofT till tomorrow what you
can do today--so call at once.
RIGHT
RIGHT
GOODS AT
PRICES.
ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION.
Taxes Due Frctn County to State Are Debts and
Draw Interest
Attornoy-Genoral Blackburn has ren
dered to State Treasurer Mooro an ox
hauativo opinion covering tho question
of tho liability of a county in tho Steto
of Oregon for Interest on state tnxca af
ter tho samo aro duo and payable Tho
question comos up over n claim which
tho Btate holds against Washington
county for $13.08 of the University tax
of 1882 nnd $0,700 of tho state tax of
1895, and tho collection of which 1ms
been in tho courts for somo years.
Wo8hIngton county now offera to pay
tho principal in full, but Is not willing
to pay any interest.
Tho Attorney General recites tho fact
that during tho pendoncy of n suit insti
tuted by the State of Oregon ngalnBt
Washington county for tho collection of
tho amount duo with interest, a similar
action against Marion county waa tried
nnd determined in tho supreme court,
In which decision it was held that tho
etato could not collect Interest on delin
quent taxos duo tho atnto, because such
taxes woro not paid within SO days after
tlioy bocamo delinquent, the reason
given being that the state by legislation
had hiudorod tho collcotiou of taxes by
the county, bo that it waa nn impossibil
ity to colloct and pay over tho amount
duo tho state within tho timo pre
scribed. Tho principal proposition to which
Judgo Blackburrt addresses himself mid
which seems to bo tho hinge of tho dis
cussion ia whethor or not tho statu tax
from each county la n debt in tlio legal
Bensoof tho word. Ho quotes from Judgo
Thayer in State vs. Multnomah county,
13 Or. 237, who, In construing Sec. 3037
of Hill's codo, nsed the following Inngu
ago: "Thoro can bo no interest unless thero
id a debt, except whoru it is allowed ns
damages nnd then tho party recovers in
terest becnuse ho lias bean deprived of
the uao of tho monoy or proporty from
which ho could havo derived profit or
saved less: and a tax is not a debt."
Of this ruling. Attornoy-Genoral
Ulackburn says: "lean not think that
tho section of our statute on tho subject
of Interest has been properly construed
nor do I think that a tax due from tho
county to tho Btnto ia not n debt: I,
thoroforo, cannot yield tnv assent to the
statements of law in said opinion."
Mr. Ulackburn then examines Section
2780 of Hill's codo nnd holda that when
tho taxes aro apportioned asthorein pro
vided, and aro charged to tho county by
tho Stato Treasuror thoy hocomo a bona
lido debt from such county to tho state
and becorao duo nnd payablo aa soon aa
a siifllclent amount of monoy applicable
to tho payment ot tho general indebt
edness of tho county has boon collected
by tho Sheriff nnd paid by him to the
County Treasurer ; and the county ia
not ontitlcd to delay tho paymont of its
apportionment.
Mr. Ulackburn quotes from 1 Or. 369,
which construes tlio law as fixing the
rotation of tlio county to tho stato In
tho matter of taxes to bo that ot dobtor
and creditor; also 24 Or. 1 14, which says
that "tho effect of tho law Is to create the
relation of debtor and creditor between
the countloa and tho state," also 31 Or.
530, to tho samo effect nnd to tho further
effect that tho etato tax "Is payable by
tho county whether collected from tho
taxpayer or not."
Following out theeo laws aud construc
tions tho Attorney-General holds that
the tax ia a debt; nnd that tho country
ia liable to interest niter tho samo bo
comes duo, nt tho samo rate aa nn in
dividual would havo to pay to another
after his debt becomo duo. Ho closes
tho opinion as follews:
"It Is my opinion that tho amount of
stato revenue apportioned to Washing
ton County was and is nn indebtedness
from said county to tho stato, that it
bocamo duo and payable within a reason
able time after an amount ot taxes duo
said county sufficient to pay tho same
had been collected and turned over to
tho County Treasurer of said county,
mat tlio county nnd no legal right to
divert such money or any part thereof
to, or use it for, any other purpose than
tho payment of its share of tho stato
revenue and that tho county ia liable to
tho stato for Interest at tho lawful per
cent from and after tho expiration of a
reasonable timo to pay tlio samo to the
state alter it hail been collected and
turned over to the County Treasurer of
said county."
Rlwdrlves Comlor.
Tho big log drive of tho Spaulduig
Logging Company left Albany last
Thursday and thoy will bo here about
tho last of the week, A boom has been
placed In tho river opposite the 0, 0. &
r. to. wharf to prevent the logs from
getting into tlio back current to tho
slough.
0 ,B Boh"'y.
uru. oun une ot oaiem u wen Known
Chinauiau has!takon advantaco of tho
bankruptcy law. Ilia liab'titlM nr.
place! at 10177.93 and his assets at $30.
111VrTi VIMTa-
At Fry's. You don't know
what we mean? Well,
1). J. hKY
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Tlio Indiannpolia News calls hltn"Wil
lloiu Wnlled.Off Aster."
Again tho weather department Is
interfering with tho Btrcot sprinkler's
business.
And now
might s;vo
it is Bald that protection
tlio great American Hpongo
indiiBtrv.
Everybody ndmita
stylo of popular loan
of its kind nllont.
that tho Salem
la about tho best
Kx-Spcakcr Reed still occaaionnlly re
peats that tho "Filipinos coat $2 apiece
nnd won't stand hitched."
A
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Tho Ft Uodgo, lown Times, which waa
conducted by Director of tlio Mint Goo.
Roberts, has ceased publication and
been sold out piecemeal by tho sheriff.
Dr'Tnlmago, tho American manufac
turer of sermons, lias been doing Uua
ain, and says of it: "I found aa much
religious liberty in Russia aa there ia
in Now York or Washington."
Mark Hannn'u secretary says thoro
iaun liiauppreaslblo demand coining from
all over tho country, which can
not bo ignored, to have Chairman
Ilanna go on tho stump. This la not
surprising, na Mr. llannala pretty near
ly tho wholo ahow.
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Thlng8 havo como to n pretty pare,
when tho power of n government enn bo
used to annul, blot out, kill off n man
like Dewey who ia a real hero, nnd push
to tho front, mold, fix, shape, dictate;
a mnu like Roosevelt, who had to chow
grass to keep up hiacourago In battle.
Tho diffcronco between tho casoa of
Quny and Clark nnd that ot Hnnna ia
without distinction, excopt that Hauna
was seated, and tlio otlicra were not.
Tho difference between Roberta of Utah,
and somo ol tlio other congressmen la,
that Roberta la married to tho two
surplus women, nnd the others aro not.
In tho European wnr now hruwing In
tlio Chinese caldron tho wise policy
for your Undo Samuel will bo to keep
out ot the scrap nnd soli supplies to tho
scrappers. Astoria Uudgot.
That is an old-fogy notion. It pays
bettor to bo in tho scrap and sell the
supplios to yoursolf. Seo?
Jumped the Fence.
I.on. Wain's palrof driving horses took
n abort spin lnet evening from his rosid
onco on tho Commorcjnl atreet hill.
Tlioy woro left standing in tho yard fora
moment nnd seized tho opportunity to
skip out. Running n couplo of blocks
south they jumped over tho hedgo into
Mrs. Dearborn's front yard, whoro they
got mixed up with ahado trees and
things, and woro captured. Tho buggy
waa to qnoto tho worda ot another,
"slightly demolished,' 'and tho lawn waa
In no-wfao Improved, but tho horses
wero not injured.
OASTOHIA.
Chance for Investment.
Tho largo building and one ncro of
ground, on north Liberty street, belong
ing to tho Costello heirs, will bo sold to
morrow (Thursday) at 10 n. in. on the
premises nt private sole.
Shlttloj Attics.
Wright mid company are shipping 10n
bushels of Grnvenstelu apples to Skng
nay. Binder Twine
at tho Mitchell, Lewis k Staver
bianch, at 10 cents per pound.
Co.
WANTED A girl to do general house
work, must Ui a good cook. Enquire
ot F. E. Shnfer the harnosemaker at
123 Stato street. 8-8-3.
ys
You will nlways
find hero bobbins,
shuttles, needles,
and the conunonor
parts lor most every
macblnn vnii'll
call for, and tho tilings in loss demand
wo oruer ami get lor you by return mail
We carry the very best sperm oil for
sowing machines, aa well as a big lino of
bicyclo sundries of every description.
W o have an immense trado in sowing
machine needles. Wo carry the beet
that are made. Wo take your order for
anything in tho musical line that's
mado, and get it by return mail or ex
press. Our sewing machine trado keepa un
splendidly. It's the "Staudard Rotary''
that people want. Shev will Imm ,,n
other if Uiey investigate carefully.
P. & WIGQINS
307 CoomertUI St.
(3$"Sowing machines, llanos, Organs,
imimiHi"
No Need of Going to
the Coast or Mountains
HutgotoFMUDMAN'S NKW KAOKKT STORE whoro tho weather I. .
comfortnblo, and' whoro goods can bo bought nt pricoa that will eult ii, ' M
book of nil. Havo Just got In n handsomo lino of tablo dnmaBk, flno him ft?
towels, butcher linens, nn elegant lino of Bllkollnoa nt pricoa that sell h ,tltcletl
A complete now lino of Indies' neckties, nnd pulloy bolta, bandkorchiif. em.'.
weather crash sklrtfl, parnsola, fnna nnd now dlmitloa. anil hot
IN MEN'S WEAR iTSSrSfiWte
a a. i a i jtA i - i i .
tweeds nnd other weaves, nccktloa
Uses and telescopes, BuapenderB, shirts, hop pickers' gloves, n complou .fJ1'
men's underwear and notloiiB, in fact full lines of ovorythlng kopt In a wnli '
lated dry goodB and clothing store. wu" "0-
At Friedman's New Racket Store
Cor. State nnd Oommerciol Sis.
rn
10 Ml
p
We mention some of
silk, best quality, 1-2 oz. spools for 25c; pulley belts, fa
assortment, at 25c each; sleeveless union suits at 25tif
suit; silkolines, 36 inches
button shoes, best qualities,
ties at 5 0c, 60c and 75c.
Isadore Greenbaum
First Door South of Postoffice.
THE BICYCLE RACKS.
Why Their Removal Horn the Sldewelks Has
(lecn Asked For.
The petition prosntcd to tho city
council Tuesday evening asking that nil
bicycle racks bo ordered off tho aide
walks is something of n surpriso, and
tho Jouiikai. baa looked into tho matter
with n view to finding tho origin of the
complniut.
It Bcema Mint somo of thobarbcrBhopB,
repair eliopa and other Bitmll business
concerns, havo had sinnll "A" aigiiB
standing on tho sidownlk in front ot
their doors, nt the edge ot tho sidewalk.
Theso wero recontly ordered removed,
nnd now somo of tho parties affected
aro nsklng tho council to order tlio re-
inovnl of tho bicyclo racks, which thoy
claim take up moro room than tho
signs nnd aro also used for advertising
purposes. Thero doea not seem to havo
been nny general complaint from
pcdcHtraina.
To Cleanse the System.
Effectually yet gontly, when costivo or
billons, to permanently ovorcomo hnnl-
Urn! constipation, to nwnkon tho kidneys
and liver to n healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, todispo
headaches, colds, or fevers, uso Syrup ot
Figs, mado by tho California Fig Syrup
Co.
Canning Season.
Is well started and all tho peaches or
other fruit, sugar and jars you may need
can bo had from
o. o. d. Urnnson A Ragan.
The second Round.
After tho case against 11. I. Ferguson,
clinrged by 0. P. Ueardsloy with assault
and battery, was dismissed in Juatico
court Tuesday, for want of prosecution,
Mr. Ferguson became aggressive. Ho
sworo to a complain charging Ueardsloy,
in hia turn with assault and battery.
Uoardaley was brought Into court laat
evening by Conatablo Lewis and plead
ed guilty to tho chargo. Ho was
lined $5 nnd costs, which ho paid.
Elks Carnival.
Account firnnil f!m-iiivnl r,MI,. n.n
olent Protective Order of Elk. to bo
Held at Portland September Ith to 15th
Inebmivn. !lit..!o ulll l.n cO.i .i ...
iluceii ratea from all atatlona on Oregon
11 inn tn 1ll..l 1 i.. (
luuo iu i urimim mm return. These
tickets will bo on sale September 3rd
1 1 ll. (ith. mill mill l'ltli n.,,1 li...!l.l
threo days after dato of Bale.
For further particulars, call on or ad
dress Southern Pacific agent nt Salem,
ii. ii. oKiiinur. H-H-lm
At Meal Time
Or U'lihnnvnr vnn nn 1.m... ...i
tho boat moal for tho price atop at tho
bt. Elmo Restaurant. o. o. d.
Stectal Reserves.
"Old Government" whiskey, recog
nized by leading physlcinns, and eapec
tally by A. P. O'iirion M. D.. Canmln
and Surueon. also bv Wm. T iu,.f,.-
M. D.. Mnlnr nml kiiv,t !. ttl.i
states Army. Furthermore, tho board
of beal th of San Francisco recommenda
thla stimulant as the purest, unadulter
ated, for family uso, for convnlescenta
and Invnliila sir,!, I uvi..i...,i.. i o.i
; v; ! , -.uuoiiuj moHiem
and Marion County by J. P. Rooehb.
4-20-tf
Ballot Wire.
MitpllAll T mi'la A- C, ........ n- t i
will bo lioadounrters for Imll,,,. im ti.u
season. 7-2d&wtf
Dissolution Notice,
Notice is hereby given that tho part
norahip lately subsisting between J, II.
W ttsamann and Charles A. Muths, under
the firm of Capital Soap Works, expired
on the 27th day of July, 1000, by mutual
consent. All dobta owing to tlio said
partnership are to bo received by said
Charles A. Muths and all domands on
said partnership aro to-bo presented to
him for payment.
Dated at Salem, July 27, 1000.
CHARLES A. MUTHS.
7 27 lm J, H. WASSMANN.
Bewitie Ito Kisd Yw Haw Atari Baeghl
IIM
'for acceptable Ideas.
SUtto If patented.
THE PATENT RECOflD.
BalPawe. Ml
imti -aa
i Rivnniarfi nmi m.n .. - 'v
sweaters and hoso,
ktloa, collars, nlao a largo asBortmant nf10.P'l In
22W.
the goods and prices: Knlti
wide, only 9c a yard; ladftf "
$1.25 a pair; ladies' oxfotl
Bottled Beer
Kllngcr eck,Succes3ora to 8on!eo
Dotthr. Works.
All orders for bottlod beer will belli
nt the browory. Kopt on cold storage.
Froo city dolivory. Tolophono 2131.
WHY GO HUNGRY
Whon you can got all you want
to eat at tho
Our patrons rccoivo the beet the
market affords. Oihhi day and
night.
McKillop & Berkhar!
100 into St.
Bids for Supplies,
Ulds nro invited on sunplfa lor tit
Oregon School for Deaf MutM lot lo"
months, from Sent. 1st to Doc.tt.Wfc
A Hat will bo furnlalied iiponapptoto
to Clayto.v Wisn.
Superintendent.
Crysial Ice Works
la delivering ice to Ita patrons
at tho provalllng prices. Aleo
ico cream in nny quantity will
bo doliverod to any part of the
tho city. Price 65c per gallon,
warranted to kcop 12 lioura after
dolivory. : : : : : : :
J. Maguire Prop'r.
Is on tho advance,
thoso contemolst
Ing building or te-
Material g S
floor. A carlond Star A Star eutoglei
just recoivod, cheaper than over.
D. S.
BENTLEY
319 Front st.
&C0.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent,
according to security no expense iw
examination. Insurant effected w
hops and othor property at loweet iw
John Moir 29UUom, si
. WH
7.10.MJJ
LOANS
AT CURRENT RATE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
B0Z0RTH BROS.,
tat r..ui,i Ktrtrt "R.lftn Orcioa. I
Ml-U-il
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED
Bags furniahed. Will buy or if"
Get our price before buying.
Tillson Bartlett Grain Co- j
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mill
Branch olflco and warehouse W T
st. between High and Church ftrN
Uuckwhcat and oats bought t hit""
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.,.,
TURNER MEAT MARKET
J, E. Dettweiler has reppenea
meat market at Turner and is 0'
pared to give his old custom"
well as the new. the choicest ol """
Store of Si
IVJ Ullda