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HOPPICKEPS ATTENTION !
Aprons
Smiboiiiiels
Wo have a splendid lino of strong fast color apron ginghams at
Oii cent and soma splendid 30-Inch wide callow (remnanti)
at 8 cent.
Wo nro closing out snnbonnots ntspeclal prices nhllo
they Inst. -Splendid values nicely made nnd bo cheap
in price that you can't afford to pass tiiom by.
"MavAG Canvas gloves mado especially for tho hop pickers, 15 cents,
sJI U T Cu Leather ttxccA canvas gloves, 25 cents.
Skirts
Hosiery
Wo'ro making a special salu on Glnghnm Underskirts this week
Seo tho values shown in our north window.
A few let to close out at 5 cents n pair, good black stockings,
worth, lOconts,
HOLYBRSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
3-SILK BARGAINS-3
We want to clean up this silk stock and know that
deep price cuts will do It. Have made up three lots
any piece of which Is worth 2 to 4 times price asked
Lot 1
Plain nnd fancy silks, sotno short
longhts, others enough lor n
waist, values GOo to 1 00.
Campaign price 38c yd
...Lot
Lot 2.
Contains fancy silks worth 75c,
$1.00 and 11.25 yd, First choice
in eon a best variety to chooeo from
Campaign price 48c yd
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Fancy Plaids, Stripes and Persian patterns in finest qualities nnd doslr
ablo designs. Bold regular at $1.00, f 1.75 nnd $2.00 a yard. Thoy go at
Campaign price 88c yd.
Campaign buttonB "Frco" to purchasers.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
It isn't the material that goes into your
repaired watch that results in a perfect job,
It ia tho know how that doos tho business. Any bungler can buy tho flno kinds o
material that I uso in repairing; but skill is tho most valunblo matorial that can
Ira usod In watch repairing 'and tho bunglers can't buy it. I will my skill
what it is worth, nnd It will coat you leas than buying nt n lower price.
for
C. II. HINGES. X
296 Commercial Street.
Next Door to llolverion'a.
WEATHER.
Tonight and Saturday fair.
Wheat Market,
Bax Fiuhc-ibco, Aug. 10. Cash 105.
Chioaoo, 111., Aug. 10. 8ept. 70.
Balem, 40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAD I1V
The SIdnov Powor Co.
HIDNHY, OltliUON.
mado for family ubo, ask your grocers for
It. Bran and shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
riioNx 51.
ISHOES!
From 50c to $2.50
"Why pay shoe
stores big prices
when you can get
what you want at
our store for less
money."
$ E. F. OSBURN. K'orU i
The Episcopal Rectorate.
Tho warden and vestry of St. Paul's
Kplscopal church, ol thin city, aro mak
ing arrangements to obtain a clergyman
for that chinch booh. Tho names of
several clergymen have boon considered,
and tho vestry contlduutly expect to
have thoservicos ofurvctor not later
than October 1,
Don't forgot our chicken dinner Sun
day nt tho Wonder Keatnurant.
Foiiwaiiu A IIydk.
O j. K3 3C O II. X .A.
Bura ti N" Kind Yoa Hilt W33 BttgU
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Collate.
Win. Urundcg, Han Francisco.
T. F. IJurk A wlfo San Francisco.
Win. Hutor, Minn.
U. A. ltockwell, ltochestur, N. Y,
t). I.. 0. llatemau, Portland.
T. A. Jones, Portland.
A. II. lloylan. Portland.
F. J. Mayor, Portland.
P. K. Thompson, Poitlaud.
It. ti. Morrow, Portland,
W. B. Paige, Seattle.
Mrs. Hnttio Whitney, Moiiniouth.
Wlllameite.
Sam S. Goldsmith, Portland.
II. K. l.ounsbury, Portland.
W. F. Jeffroas, Portland.
Chas. K. Wolverton, City.
I.. U. Jameson, Portland.
Adam B, Collins, Sun Francisco.
Jno. W. Ounn, Portland.
Toll Thompson, Portland.
Clydo Kelty, AlcOoy, Or.
James Kldor, San FrnncUco.
l'tank Harrison, P.ugono,
0. K. Drown, Chicago.
Kdward U. llinuon, Tncoma,
Mrs. Kdward (J. IIiuiion,Tacoma.
Jnmea F. Norris, Mlhwuikeo,
PERSONAL.
Mr. and Mrs. Ad, Stephens nnd Mrs,
llertlo I.uwrenco have guuo to tho coast
for an outing.
0. F. Homyor has purchased Mr.Sklp
ton's intnreat in tho I)lsiio A Bkipton
trunsfor company.
Aumsville visitors In Salem tcxlay are
0. II. Hcin and daughter, I). K. Swank,
Mrs. and Mr. Futton and daughter May,
Mrs. Kdrlngton nnd daughter Tillle.
Henry II, TIiboIsoii, Grand Master for
Oregon-, l)r. W.T. Williamson and Al
bert II. Bteluer, wero among Salem
Masons driving to nervals Inst evening
where they paid tho members ol Fidol
Ity Dodge, No. 51, of that city, a fra
ternal visit.
J, M. Head, ol Nashville, Teun., has
rcaigncd as a memlier of tho National
Democratic executive t'ommitteo, nnd
Norman H. Mnekbuffalo has boon select
od to till tho vacancy.
Requisition Craated.
Gov. Oeer today Issued a requisition
on thoGovornor o( Washington, for one
W. 11. Casell, who is nt Walla Walla,
but is wanted in Oregon (or nu offence
against tho state.
Wonder Chicken.
Chicken dinner at tho "Wonder"
Keatnurant Sunday, Fohwaku A Uydk.
THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST IN
JBIvIvY
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GLA.SS ES
ALL THERE IS IN
FRUITS
Rotti &raber
ATTEMPTED ARSON.
SOME MISCREANT TRIES TO BURN FRANK
STARR'S RESIDENCE.
Ceo't L. Near House In North Salem Goes up In
Smoke In Absence of Family.
An attempt wns made nt an early
hour this morning to burn tho residence
of Mr. Frank Stnrr at No. 224 Front
street.
Mr. nnd Mrs, Starr retired nt tho us
ual hour nnd finding tho evening to bo
warm tho window was raised about two
feet at tho bottom In their sleeping ap
partment. Lnco curtains hung nt tho
window nnd it is supposed that theco
wero set on flro from tho outaldo by
somo flro fiend nnd in n moment the
llnmos had reached tho colling.
Mrs. Starr wns awakened by an unusual
nolso nnd soon discovered that tho house
was on lire nnd nwnkenod Mr. Stnrr.
Ho Immediately toro down tho curtains
from tho window and by tho asslstanco
of others succeeded iu quenching the
llnmes. Mr. Starr wns badly burned
about tho hand,
Tho flro was within thrco feet of their
bedwhon the discovery una mado and
from fli6 looks of things somo ono was
trying to destroy tho family as woll as
tho houso. Mr. Starr enn not account
for tho dastardly net, as bo eays he
knows of no ono who would wish to do
thorn harm. Matches wero found on
tho ground near tho window but no oth
er trace of tho firebug has been found,
Dwelling House Durned.
Tho rosidonco of Geo. I.. Ncal on Lib
oi ty street u3t north 'of North Mill
Creek burned to tho ground between 1
and 2 o'clock this morning. Nono of
tho contents wero saved.
The family are absent from tho city
taking nu outing on the Santlam, nnd
tho houso was unoccupied. When tho1
flro was discovered by neighbors about
1:30 tho hoiibo wae all blnzo. An alarm
was sent in nnd tho flro department ro
Bponded promptly. Nothing could bo
done for the house but tho boys succeeded
by hard work in Having tho blacksmith
shop nnd butcher shop which stand
c oto by.
Mr. Nonl wns in tho citv vestordnv
but is said to hnvo left about tho middlo
of tho nftornoon.
Tho valuo of tho houso is estimated
in tho neighborhood of $300, exclusive
of tho contoncs. Both wero insured in
tho Flremans Fund of Ban Frnnclsco,
through tho John G. Wriaht agency,
there being $600 on tho houso and $700
on tho contents.
Don't You Think
t. i. .!... t Iron., vnnr nwn teeth than to ttet n " store
IL1H HIIIUUUI iw nvf j"- --- - ,
..i.? ifVnii '"flilnk." care for them, 'to caro
S -il. I. ...!.
for them,
S . il. l.r.l. nt.il n irnrul ilntltllrlco. O IiaVO
both. Largest assortment that ever catno to Snlcm to chooso
from. Wo can sell you n tooth brush or Be, n better ono
for 10c, ns good ns you want for 15c, nnd as good as nindo
for 20c nnd 25c. Our bulk tooth ppwder w II do n 11 its
mndo for clenn nnd preservo tho teeth nnd purify tin
breath. Then them's Dentlna, tho best toMh wash you
ever dreamed of. Use it alter nrislng nnd you will enjoy
your brenkfnst. Only a quarter dollar.
Daniel J. Fry.
RIGHT GOODS RIGHT PRICES
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-0ur "Tooth Windows" are the talk of the town.
JUDGE KINCAID WINS
ON A RECOUNT
HE GETS
VOTES
t'OUR MORE
Details of the Recount. Showloi How It Was
Made- The Final Outcome
Satisfactory.
DELINQUENT OCTOBER FIRST.
County Court Orders Tax Roll Closed on That
Date.
At Its session yesterday tho Marion
county commissioners court flxed
October 1st as tho dato alter which un
paid taxes will be delinquent.
Hide for wood for use at tho court
homo wero also opened yesterduy by tho
court and taken under advisement.
Grub' oak nnd big fir wero wanted, and
tho bids wero ns follews:
(1IIUII oak. '
No. cords, Prlco.
I). S. llentloy & Co 60 ,1 23
A. . Gilson 60 3 24
Joshua West 25 d 21
0. K. Knys -10 3 -J4
O. Ncal 8 360
imiviu.
Joseph Lake 20 2 05
Thos. Iticssbnck 20 2 70
I). 8. UentlyitCo 20 2 73
J. II. Smith 20 2 74
W.J. Yndwn 20 2 84
Tho court choked off somo of tho
pensioners who hnvo been drawing nu
allowance from tho county, and cut
down tho allowance of some others.
THIEF DOUND OVER.
Wm. Hubbard Steals Two Saddlees and Ac
knowledies Ills Crime.
Wm. Hubbaid was today bouud over
by City Itecorder Judah to await tho
action of tho circuit court, on n charge
of grand larceny, of which ho acknowl
edges his guilt.
Hubbard halls from California, nnd
has been in Salem some threo or four
months. Ho has lieon employed In
Page, A Stephen's livery stable, tho lied
Front, at different times.
Thursday afternoon tho livery mon
mlsbod u couple of saddles, nnd placed
the matter in tho hands of tho police,
Chief of Police Gibson soon located the
missing property at two of tho second,
hand stores. A little detective work
placed suspicion on Hubbard nnd ho
was placod under arrest. Thu second
hand dealers visited thu city hall nnd
fully identified tho prisoner ns tho man
who sold them tho saddles.
Hubbard then acknowledged his guilt
to Chief Gibson nnd signified his desiie
to plead guilty. He wns accordingly
bound over to tho circuit court and com.
mitted to tho county jail.
As tho property stolen la valued at
fS7, tho crime is In tho class of grand
larceny nnd Is a outtont!nry offense.
Butter Fat Rlslnt.
Butler fat has taken n second jump In
price nt tho Salem creameries. A few
days ago it advanced from 18 cents per
pound to 20 cents, and now it has taken
another rise to 22.H. cents nnd ia likely
to go higher. Creamery butter ia re
tailing for 55 cents per roll.
Horseless Excavators.
Itenlly A: Co. who have tho contract
for excavating tho basement under tho
old opera house building are moving out
tho dirt with horsoleas vehicles. Mr
Wagner feels quite elatetl over tho
successful operation of tho apparatus.
Chicken Dinner,
Forward A Hyde, will serve a fine
dinner next Sunday at tho tVouder
Kestauraiu.
As there is n general interest in tho
outcome of tho contest mado ogalngt il,
It. Klncaid, elected county Judgo of
Lane county by ono vote, tho following
report of tho proceeding, Is given. Tho
results aro bo conclusive that they
must prove satisfactory to all parties
and especially gratifying to Mr. Klncaid
nnd bis friends.
The Proceeding.
W. C. Halo claimed the ballots hnd
boon prcsorved nsbylnw required.
L. Bllyou thought differently. Ho wns
of tho opinion that tho clerk hnd ne
glected his duty.
Tho court then took tho matter tin
dor advisement until U o'clock Thurs
day morning.
Judge Hamilton at 0 o'clock rendered
his decision In thu matter. Ho thought
tho ballots had been kept as required by
law -and ordered tho count to proceed.
M. 8. Wnllls wns appointed tally elf rk
for the CltlzonB and L. E. Bean for tho
the Republicans. Tho county clerk was
ordered to also keep tally.
Attorney Sklpworth and Hnlo nssiated
Judgo Hamilton in counting tho votes.
Tho following worotho flvo contested
precincts by tho plaintiff:
Irvine nreclnct Tho first precinct to
bo connOd was Irving. Iu this precinct
the official voto ns returned wns: Kln
caid 80, Knox 08; as counted by Judgo
Hamilton tho corrected volo stoed:
Klncaid 88, Knox 08, n Iocs of 1 for
Klncaid.
Wlllamotto-Olllelol voto, Klncaid 60,
Knox 61, Correct vole, Kinrald 58,
Knox 55, a gain of 2 for Kinrald nnd 1
for Knox.
Mohawk Ofilelnl voto, Klncaid 5(1,
Knox 07. Tho corrected vulo left tho
figures unchanged.
Fulrmount Oillclal vote, Klncaid 3J,
Knox 48; corrected vote, Klncaid 32,
Knox 40, a gain of 1 for each of tho con
testants. ' '
West Cottage Grove Clllclal voto,
Klncaid 1)2, Knox 138; corrected voto,
Klncaid 02, Knox 130, a loss of 2 for
Knox.
Summary.
Tho following was tho summary of
the flvo precincts:
Official, Contested.
Klncaid 324 32(1
Knox 375 375
Not gain for Klncaid, 2.
(Stipulations.
It was stipulated between the attor
neys for plaintiff and defendant that I.
B. Phillips had voted for 0. F. Knox for
county judgo, while ho wbb a registered
votor of West Cottago,thorofotu was ille
gal. It waB also stipulated by nnd between
tho said parties that Itav. I. G. -Kurtts,
a registered voter of Florence, had
voted in South Esgeno No, 2, and was
therefore Illegal,
By tho above stipulations Klncaid
gained two mora votes.
A I1KSUUK.
Tho official vote na mado stoed:
Klncaid 2,104
Knox 2,103
Klncaid's plurality 1
T1IK CORnBGTKI! VOTU.
Klncaid ..... 2,108
Knox , 2,103
Klncaid's plurality 5
W. 0. Halo, thoattorney for Mr. Knox,
moved that tho contest and suit bo
dismlrsed, nnd Judge Hamilton so
ordered.
Each party will bo compelled to pay
his own costs under the lu w,
FROM CASCADIA.
Salem Peotle Can Ruy Fish up There at Four
Bits Apiece.
Cascadla, Aug. 8th, 1000.
KiHTon Jeurnal: The undersigned
and wlfo arrived hero Sunday evening
and bnilt our houso among the rest of
tho houees built of cloth.
We hnvo among us tho following Sa
lem people:
R. J. Fleming and family, W. T.
Stahley and family, and Miss Yantis,
Mrs. C. K Dayton and Miss Ada G. and
t'uj'iuii, iay runner mm iitmiiy,
TALKED ON IMPERIALISM.
Continued from Tlilnl I'nso.
cupations, It would bring expenditure
without return, nnd risk without re
ward.
Touching tho ruliglous argument, Mr
Bryan disagreed with tho minster who
rccoutly said that wo ought to "thrash
tho natives (Filipinos) until thoy under
stood who wo aro," nnd "every bullet
sent, every cannon shot nnd every ling
waved means righteousness," nnd added :
Tho command "Go yo into all the
world and preach tho gospel to every
creature" bus no Gatling-gun attach
ment. When Jesus visited a village of
Samaria and tho peoplo refused to ro
coivo him, some of tho disciples suggest
ed that flro should be called down from
heaven to avenge tho insult; but tho
Master rebuked them nnd said: "Yo
know not whnt manner of spirit wo are
ef: for tho son of Mnn Is not come to
destroy men's liven, but to save them :"
Suppbgo lie had said: "Wo will thrash
them until they understand who wo
nro," how different would hnvo been tho
history of Christianity. Compare, if
you will, tho swaggering, bullying,
brutal doctrino of imperialism, with
the golden rule mid tho commandment,
"Thou Blmlt lovo thy neighbor as thy
self." Lovo, nnt force, was tho weapon of tho
Nararono; sacrifice for others, not tho
exploitation of them, was his method of
reaching tho human heart. A missionary
rccoutly told trio that tho Stars and
Stripes once saved his life because Ills
assailant recognized our Hag as a Hag
that had no blood upon it. I-ct it bo
known that our missionaries aro peeking
souls instead of sovereignty; let it ho
known that instead of being tho advance
guard of conquering armies, tlioy nro go
ing forth to help nnd to uplift, hnvlug
their loins girt about with truth, and
their (cot shod with tho preparation of
tho gospel of pence, wearing tho breast
plate of righteousness and carrying the
sword of tho spirit; let It bo known that
thoy nro tho cltiens of n nation whtel
respects tho rights of thocitlens of other
nations as carefully ns It protects the
rights of Its own citizens and tho wel
come given to our missionaries will bo
more cordial than tho welcome extended
to tho missionaries of any other nation.
Mr. Bryan mado n clean-cut and
unequivocal declaration of Ids policy,
and closed with nn eloqent and patriotic
forecast of tho destiny of this republic.
To Cleanse the System.
Effectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome habi
tual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys
ana llvor to a healthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening thorn, to diepo
neauacnes, coius, or rovers, ueo Syrup of
lino, ui.uiu uy imu uiimurnm rig nyrup
uo.
Two New Suits.
F. J. Miller has commenced action in
Dopt. No. 1 of tho circuit court ngnlnst
Charllo Chung for $850.03 with interest nt
lOpercent from Sept. 14, 180S, alleged to
bo duo for inonoy advanced and labor
performed. Carson A Adams are nt
tornoys for plaintiff.
Floral. .Montgomery has commenced
Bitit for dlvorco against John S.
Montgomery in Dopt. No. 2 of tho circuit
court, alleging crnol and inhuman
treatment. The couplo wero married at
Corvallis in 1880 andhavo two daughters
aged 0 and 11 years.
Binder Twine
at thp Mitchell, Lewis A Stavor Co
branch, at 10 cents per pound.
Buy your Shoes while they
are cheap. Givcns old stand.
To Be Retrctted.
ilio many friends of Wm. England
win regret to learn that his mental con
union lias become so much woreo that
it w as considered best to sond him tn
tlio asylum for treatment, and ho was
yesterday committed to that instltu
tlon.
Mo Need of Going to
thn Pnctct rr IMm.ii
"'uunrainf
But
go to FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET STORE where the weail,
comiortnmo, aim wnuru k"""" " " uuuk""- fc prices Hint will . , Vi "too i '
book of nil. Hnvo just got in n hnndsomo lino of tablo damnsk n V1' tod -
towels, butcher linens, nn olegant lino of silkollnos nt prices tiU. ,?enttiw '
A ..,..l.,l,. .,.., II.... nf Imtlin' tmnktliui. mill ntlllnu l,l i 5 X.n Ml Ik."1? ..!
wenthor crnsh sklrtfl, pnrnpols, fans ami now dlmttloB. ' kDrcWl nfJM
TIM MICrIC WC A 1 Now cmnh and Unen t.. . M
in men o yyeaia zrrd'i
new
nose,
tweeds nnd other wenves, neckties, collnrs, also a largo nssortinoht m.w IV
ponders, Blurts, Hop plckorB' gloves, a ,Vri,nitUi
Uses ami telescopes, bus;:
CWIliO, Dl.o,...vi..i, umi.iui t.ui w.vnv.a KIUVI'H. O .t, -;-"U.
men's underwear nnd notions, in fnct full lines of ovorythlng kent in N
lnted drv goods nnd clothing Btoro. niirelk
t
At Friedman's New Racket Store
Cor. Stnto nnd Commercial Sts.
lis is t
10 Burp Store of
We mention some of the goods and prices: ly
silk, best quality, 1-2 oz. spools for 25c; pulley fcr
assortment, at 25c each; sleeveless union suits atfcj
sui silkolines, 36 inches wide, only 9c a yard; 1
button shoes, best qualities, $1.25 a pair; ladies' o'
ties at 50c, 60c and 75c.
ISADORE GREENBAUM
First Door South of Postoffice.
A WIG HAM
F B,
ruoxi 1BJ, MM
Ballot Wire.
Mitchell, Lewis A Stavor Co's, branch
will bo Headquarters for baling wire this
season. 7-2dwtf
All hot weather records broken in
Chicago, Four deaths, 17 prostrations
Torrlblo heat la Now York. Three
loatha, 20 prostrations in Philadelphia.
Intermediate cltied send similar reports.
. .., A'tftjiuu, itn, -uwuci u
II II. Ragan and family Ooo. C. Ilrown
and wife, Mrs. Stove Sanford and Mrs.
II. II. Btupleton, W, II, Blmpson and
family, with a representation from most
all the towns between Salem ami Harris
burg. In all there aro about GO tents.
This is Mrs, Honey's first camp iile nnd
she is happy and busy as a bee fixing up
her maniaon which she thinks is tho
best in tho city. Tho most of our time
Is spent in cooking and eating,
The tishintr is verv noor horn thlavear.
The boys who have boon lucky eubuch
to catch Home value them at 60 cents
each. Hunting is bettor. The bova mt
tiuuo a tew ueor ours tn naste.
A. J, Basky,
From a private letter from W. B.
Simpson It is learned that that gentle,
man has not experienced so much relief
from his ailment as he had anticipated.
He also mentions the depressing ef
feet of the rain which they have beon
having up thero. Ho estimated tho
number of camps at 00.
Is one of tho boat instruments that's
madp. True, not ns old as tho Fisher or
knabe, but in sweetness of tone, Mints
of construction and lasting qualities,
there's nothing at their price that can
surpass them.
...PRICES...
Well, that detttinl Tl,.. o. .,.
l","?!'!t..,W"L: ''.ta lre? or
VM I1WUD, UI1U YUU I'jlll Ifttr AAhiu 1 ...1
, wigs for not u great deal more than vn
ft ft I1lt.kn rtaT.n.lif-u .ii J
V" ""Y " !CTl4'.ur ".wiwir plana that
w.v ....c, ,s HBimmeu to put ills name
Come in and see a I.udwig, Fisher,
knabe or kingsbury. We're always
ready to talk piano or organ to you.
Chicago, Cottage and Kstoy organs'
plenty of them. b '
OREGON GREATEST
ITATEFAIR
SALEM OREGON
Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900.
PREMIUMS on products
Bottled
!
Beer i
$10,000 IN
of tho
Farm, Field
and Factory
The greatest industrial exposition over
held on tho l'ucillc Coast.
Open to Hie World
For Premium list address
M. I). Wisdom,
'ortlnnd Ore.
Kllngerft Dcck,Succcssors toSottfcSit
Bottling Worn
All ordors for bottled beer will ll!i
nt tho browory. Kept on cold itoru
Freo city delivery. Tolepbone J1S1.
WHY GO
When you can got all you nit
to eat at tho
m nniion mw
Our patroiiB tccelve the beittli
mnrkot nffords. 0icn dir uJ
night.
McKillop&Berfclj
10A tte fit.
e
Cbap Farms
AND CITY PPOPnUTY.
Land
from $2 50 to f 125 per ncro.
We IiaVe to trade for largo or email
HOmeS J1'"'"'''. Some
Small
Places
to oxchnngo for Stock KancheB
homo
Large
Farms
Loan
Money
to sell nnd tnko us part pny
small tracts or good town
property. We
nt 0 nnd 7 tor cent.
oell of nil kinds on 'commission,
StOCK 1unt '8es nnd farms,
of nil kinds of property,
hnvo nlnrgo list of lands
to select from. If you
Alake
Exqhanges
Want tO Poll. Kent or Exchange any
ISliy k''l of property, or want
Insurance,
Loans,
etc., call nnd seo us nt
2i)2 Commercial street,
Salem, Oregon.
Bozorfb,Ryan&Co
Knclose stamp for reply
hen writing.
Northwestern Nnrmni
School and Business College
saiem Orecoa
Term opcns"Sett. 24.
-,y" ?."'""'. Normal, Uiulneu.
-H .:: "V ' aOK-llUOl. KlOCUtOU. tlllkln
uii'iury work.
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J. GARLAND. A. M. Prlaclpal.
TRIPLE SILVER PLATE
SUii&r bowl. .ik
CTtani iitctier.I"T"!
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OiUon U
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syrup cut tach...
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1,50 lo 2.10
R.A.WIGGINS
307 Commtrclal St.
arSewing maehines, Pianos. Orcans.
Jiicycles,
We also do gold and nickel plating.
G.A. ROBERTS,
OS State btreot.
l-
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are largo am have rHo),iD ......i
ants, your team boarded by tho week or
aa'-. Goodteama for hire. Prill0.
. iour patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferry Street.
sonable.
Bids for SuppJes.
Ilids nro invited on supplies lot i
Oregon Bcliool for Deaf Mutei lor w
mouths, from Sept. 1st to Dec 31. W
A list will bo furnished upon appllcaa
to Clayton Wmti.
ijnperintendett
Is on the ulna
thoso contend
ing building oti
pairing had t
do so soon toll
in on tho lite
Hoor. A carlond Star A Star iwr
uet received, cheaper than ovor.
Building
Material
D. S.
BENTLEY
319 Front it.
& a
Loans and Insurance
Monoy to loan from 0 to 8 pv
according to security no expeniel
exnminntlon, Insurance effected i
hopa nnd other property at loweat ia
John Moir 290Com,sf,
LOANS
AT CURRENT BATE
INSURANCE!
REAL ESTATE
BOZORTH BROS.,
292 CotnmerfUl Street. S!B!S14
WHEAT AND OATS WANTH
Hags fnrnlshod. Will buy or i '
Got our prices before buying.
Tillson ' BarliotT Grain 0
Wheat Bought and Stored .
By the Aurora Roller m
Branch ofllco and wroliouJol8lTJ
st. botweeu High nnd Churcli t'
Buckwheat and oata bought at W
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.
7.27-tf
TURNER MEAT MARKET
J, E. Dettweiler has WIDtZ
meat market at Turner nnd U oo r
pared to give his old customer!
well as the new. the choicest of w
oTicT
RATES
The following low rate on i J
on nsrrood udou bv Uie WP"r.i,ii
oltW
oeen mrrnml nnnn lv
Works and Orvstal Ice WQfH,
city beginning May 18: . . . 0
Confectionery storot, boteli
markets, using 100 lbs or mojlW, jst
60c per hundred; less than 1W I" '
Private partlea ualng 100 lb y,
76c; leas than 100 lbs, lc ft l0
sale below 10c , . ujA
Ira It. nn Inf. 7 Ul. ball Wfll
at the works. - 1M At
Ice ahlppad la Mcka 7fo per '"
extra. r " OtnriiJL
fltf
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