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i . r We UBVe a "P'oaJId line
f iii llliv i cents ana soino
at 8 cents.
Suiiboiinets
IvInVflC Canvas gloves mado especially for tho hop pickers, 15 cents.
Leather faced canvas gloves, 25 cents.
0r4-n We'ro making a special salo on Gingham Underskirts this week.
Olill IU Bee tho values Bhown in our north window.
Wf AC1 (XYV A few lef to close out at 0 cents n pair, good black stockings,
IlUolCl Jf worth, 10 cents,
HOLYBRSON'S
! ! The Big Bargain House of Salem
3-SILK BARGAINS-3
We wsntlto clean us tblt silk stock and know that
deep trice cuts will do It. Have nude up three lots
any piece of which Is worth 2 to 4 times price asked
Lot 1
Plain and fancy silks, soino short
lenghta, others enough for a
waist, values GOc to f 1.00.
Campaign price 38c yd
Fancy Plaids, Stripes and Persian pattorns in finest qualities and Uoslr
ablo daslgas. Bold regular at $1.50, $1.76 and f 2.00 a yard. They go at
Campaign price 88c yd.
gW Campaign buttons "Frco" to purchasers.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
It isn't the material that goes into your
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repaired watch that results in a perfect job,
lit is tho know how that does tho business. Any bnnglor can buy tho lino kinds o
'material that I use in repairing; but skill is tho most valuable- material that ran
' bo nsod in watch repairing fand the bunglers can't buy It. I toll my Bklll for
-what It is worth, and it will cost you less than buying at a lower price.
C. H. HINGES. X
WEATHER.
Tonight and TucsJay fair.
Wheat Market.
Han Fuancibco, Aug. 13. Cash 105.
OtiiCAdO, III., Aug. 13. Bopt. 7G).
Balom, 46,
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAD DT
Tho Sldnov Power Co.
IIONir, OBKQON.
uiado for family ubo, ask your grocers for
It. liran ana snorts always on nana.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
DION! 51.
4
what vou want at
our store for less
money."
5
E. F. 0SBURN, Saa?M8i J
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Cot a Ducklii.
Just as tho steamer was proparlng to
leave tho Newport Dock Sunday bring
ing tho excursionists from tho seaside, a
couple of boya whom names wore not
"learned took a header Into the bay.
They had been standing with the crowd
on1 the edge of the dock, when the larger
out), a good alxod Iwy lost hla balance.
Clawing wildly for support, he selred a
little fellow standing by and both went
overboard with uu immeueo splash.
They were flshed out uninjured except
for n wetting,
Dialer Twine
at the Mitchell, Lewis k Btuor Co,
branch, at 10 cents per ouud.
.(lS H O E S !
f From 50c to 52.50 J
fjj! ."Why p'ay s,,oe t
' stores big prices
, i. when you can get f.
THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST IN
JELLY
lit
"ALL THERE IS IN
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FRUITS
rfptli &
ruons 16,
ATTENTION !
of strong fast color apron ginghams at
spionuiu iwincu wiuo cauuja ireuiumua;
Wo nro closing out sunbonnets at special prices while
they last. Bplondid values nicely made and so cheap
in pr.'co that you can't afford to pass them by.
Lot 2.
Contains fancy Bilks worth 7Gc,
$1.00 and f 1.26 yd, First choice
means best variety to chooso from
Campaign price 48c yd
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296 Commerclal'Street.
next Door to llolverson's.
The Willamette.
Trabuo Von Culm, Denver.
Frank L. Pindiay, Ashland.
A. Ilollark, Ban Francisco.
Geo. A. Peal, Portland.
John 8. Pinney, Portland,
O. 0. Scott, Ban Francisco,
(leo. II. Oravor, San Francisco.
J, M. Horry, South Omaha.
Jos, Goodman, Portland.
M. 0. Strickland M. I)., Oregon City.
Port K rumor, Horry, Iowa.
J. Yoiingworth, Foronco, Or.
0. F. Pearson, Portland.
Chits. K. Wolvorton, City.
W. T. Perkins and wife, City.
Jamos Craig, Cromers Ilurr, Calf.
0. K, PorltiKer, Pondlotou.
Arthur Oppenhoimer, San Francisco.
J. F. Price. St. Mills.
I). 11. Davles, San Franclpco.
A. 1). Hummel, Portland.
I). II. Maeklo, Portland.
II, II. Peel, ban Francisco.
II. W. Freer, Han Francisco.
O. W. Hunt, Portland.
A. N. Smith, Portland.
Cottaie Hotel.
Mrs,
A. Joroino, Wood burn.
Jan. Kiurlann. Portland.
Mrs. Jus. lllnes, Portland,
A. L. Duke. Portland.
Miss. K. Whitney, Portland.
I'EHSONAL. '
Supt. Lane of fit L. T, Co., and family
spent Sunday at Silver creek falls.
Mr. and Mrs. Toh Wlllard, Bpeut Sun
day with frleudu above Turner.
Killed a Cur.
Yesterday afternoon, as the South Sa
lem car was going south and when in
front of A, Daiie's store in South Salem,
one, of tho canine residents of South
Salem undertook to hold up Moterman
Fred David and was struck by the car
and sent to dog hinvon. Those who
witnessed tho killing think that the
moterman should have a raise In salary
or bo presented with a leather medal, as
tho town Is full of worthless dogs.
To Cleanse the System.
KfTectually yet goutly, when contlvo or
bilious, to lmrmaucntly overcome hiitii
tual coiiHtipatlon, to awaken the kidneys
and liver to u healthy activity, without
Irritating or weakening them, todlspo
headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup ol
figs, nmuo ny mo uiunornm nu by run
Co.
ruilor Wire.
Mitchell. Lewis & Stavor Go's, branch
w 111 be liendiuarters for baling wire thin
Boason, 7!Mitwtf
Graber
121 itatht.
vjt JLoO JllC)
HOP GROWERS' PICNIC
DUTTEVILLE ENTERTAINS A LARGE DELE
CATION OP FARMERS
Tea Subjects Dlscussed-Prlce of 35c
Box Afreed Upon as a Fair Rate For
This Season
Per
Tho Hop Growers' Plcnlo hold at
Uuttcvlllo, Or., August 11, 1000, was
well attended. Representative growers
were present from tho following hop
growing sectiens:
Aurora, Huttevllle, Harlow, Brooks,
Bridgeport, Champocg, Canby, Corne
lius, Dundee, Fairfield, Gervals,Graerre,
Hubbard, Handy, Laurel, Macktburg,
Monitor, Middleton, McKee, Newberg,
Oswego, St, Paul, Sherwood, Tualatin,
Tigardsvlllo, Wheatland, North Balom,
LaFnyetto, etc. Many matters relaUve
to tho hop industry wore thoroughly
dlscussod, among them tho follewing:
1 Tho cotnparativo benefits of Pole,
Trellis and Twine system,
2 Culture, and rost of Growing Hops
in Oregon,
3 Picking, weighing vs. measuring
Hops.
Handling Hops from Held to store
room. G Proper mothod of curing hops.
(I Ubo and abuse of chemicals in
bleaching hops.
7 Tho kinds of hops preferred by
Dealers.
8 Benefits to bo derived from limit
ing production.
U Sketch of tho Hop Growers' Fire
Relief association.
10 Tho prico to be paid for picking
next crop.
Question No. 1. It was conceded that
poles wcro cheapest mothod of growing
heps that trellis produced more oven
color, that twining cost moat, but would
produce finest quality.
2 Pest to cultivato deep with plow,
about twico each way, then cultivate
shallow, quit cultivating early, produce
a bright bop, do not manure, this tends
to increaeo lico. Cost about 2 cents for
growing about 5 cents for harvesting ex
penses, this ostlmato docs notincludo In
terest on plant, land, otc.
3. It scorns to bo tho general opinion
that wolghing hops and paying pickers
by weight would ultimately bo tho cor
rect mothod. Very few will, howover,
chaugo tills season.
1, Do not cxposo picked hops unnec
essarily, pick clean, pay for hops in
box, or sack, do not allow unyono to sit
on them, do not pile sacks two or three
deep in piles, do not keep over night in
sacks, put on tho kiln lloor as soon as
you havo onough to cover tho floor the
proper depth (18 or 20 inches) lay looeo
and oven, dry with froai 135 to 110 de
grees, ubo sulphur, but no otlior chemi
cals, ought to dry in 10 hours, lot them
thoroughly cool, them romovo to the
store room,
5 After lloorlng Is laid, start 11 ro in
stoves having previously swept stove and
pIpeB, start sulphur In panson platform
inside of kilns, keep proper heat, burn
about Ju lb sulphur per lox of hops If
green color, If ripe uee less sulphur, hops
must not be'stlrrcd they will usually dry
through, and be ready to come off in 15
or 10 hours must not romovo until dry
yet must not remain nftor boing dry
experience ncccsssnry.
II No chemical should boused except
ing sulphur, indeed tho best European
hops aro not bleached at all, but are sun
dried and greenish,
7. ltipe,clean picked, free from mould
or Insect pcstB,uubrokon ot a bright color.
8. Low prices caused by overproduc
tion, limit supply and increaho prices.
Hut the trouble seemed to be that too
many large yards were being planted.
U. The Hop Growers Fire Relief
Assn. was organized llyearsago. During
that time it has cost members f 3 per
$1000, lusurnuco for 1 year. It is legally
organlzcdl and doing lusluess under the
special act of tho last legislature. It Is
amply able to pay all losses that may
occur. Tho only association of Ub kind.
10, This question provoked much
discussion soino wishing to fix the
price lower than 35c per box, finally a
ballot w as taken and thoreby decided In
favor of paying 35c per box. The action
of the growers ought by commended,
in spite of tho fact that nearly all lost
heavily on their last year's crop, they
are not unwilling to pay n figure to
enable tho picker to earn from 1 50 to
to 2.50 per day.
lly motion July made and seconded it
was decided to havo another Hop
Growers' Picnic about one year hence.
Music was furnished for the occasion by
tho Aurora Independent Hand, F.very
one had a good time.
Tho Hop Growers' Firo Relief Associa
tion deservess much praise for tholr
bringing tho growers together, Tho plo
nic was really in tho nature of n hop
growers institute, hach grower lias
some good Ideas, lly this interchange of
thought the progressive farmer will
adopt the best methods in uso and there
by save himself much unnecessary ex
periment. Talon all in all a more sociable, good
natured, crowd of people would bo very
hard to And and a long life and many
more like occasions Is earnestly hoped
lor tiiouregou uopurnwer.
III t MewDurt.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs,
K. M. Croisan, who has U'eu danger
ously HI at Newport, is reported to bo
some better. Dr. J. A, Richardson tho
family physlelau was called to Newport,
and Iuib returned, leaving tho child
much Improved. Tho many frloirtls of
Mr, and Mrs, Crolsau are pleaBed to
hear that the little one Is growing
better.
DORM.
RIDKK At tho rosidento on Asylum
avonuo, Sunday, 12, to the wile of
Stanton Rider, an 3 pouud boy.
LOST Necklace with charm near State
and Fourteenth streets. Finder leave
at J II. Wilson's 452 State street and
be rewarded. 8-13 3tt
WANTF.DA good bird dog, English
setter preferred. Money no object if
I get the right dog. Old Hill Ander
son. FOR RKNT At a Urvalu for casli,
farm of 130 acres very close to Salem,
well watered and adonted for stock,
grain and fruit. Inquire of J, Scott,
at Salem Cannery. S-13-titl
Don't You Think
It Is cheaper to keep your own teeth than to get a 'store
pair"? If you "think,1' caro for them. To caro for them,
iet a good tooth brush and n good dentifrice. Wo havo
both. Largest assortment that ever came to Salem to chooso
from. We can sell you a tooth brush for 5c, a better one
for 10c, as good as you want for 15c, and as good as made
for 20c and 25c. Our bulk tooth powder will do all Its
mado for clean and preserve tho teeth and purify the
breath. Then there's Dentina, the best tooth wash you
ever dreamed of. Uso It after arising and you will enjoy
your breakfast. Only a quarter dollar.
Daniel J. Fry.
SUCCESSFUL BIDDERS
LIST OF THOSE TO WHOM THE SCHOOL
LOAN AAS BEEN AWARDED
Notes Will Be Ready By the 20th of Aujust
They Must Be Called For
By Sett. 2nd
Below will bo found a list of those sub
nrrllwirR to whom tho new school loan
has been awordod. Only one fGOO bid
will bo filled in lull, two others ol mat i
amount boing cut down tof&OO, ami I
making up tho even $30,000 called for. LI Hung Chang nB much as to say "UN
School Clerk Baumgartnoi, in issuing tlmatums don't count."
tho notes will dumbor thorn from 1 to 83 ' A
in tho ordor given '.below, commencing It has been quite u long spell since any
with the $000 note and ending with tho president who was a candidate for re
$21 ouo. When they aro paid they will election met with success,
bo taken up in their numorlcal order, ,,, . , n
No. 1 being paid first and No. 88 laBt. Haytl has been forced onto a gold has
This is in strict accordance with tho ' 1b by tho bond holders. That will be a
apirltof the schomo, to glvo the prefer- g0,i8t.luj t0 ti,01!0 ntgor8j B0h!
onco throughout to the Binallor sub-(B t
8Cfc8,;,t. MI l. rn,lv l.v noxt Mon- The Chicago Record nsks editorially
day and subscribers can get them at any I
tlmo after that until Bopt. 2. Those not I
rallnil for bv the latter date will bo as
signed to other subscribers. Interest
starts on Sept. 1st.
All notes outstanding against tho dis
trict should bo presonted for payment
Bopt. 1st.
MrsO Frlckey 000
MrsM Casobocr 500
Kllrabeth Shaw 600
i ....... r. m,n... Anil
John A. Shaw BOO
Mrs.JcnnioTato OW!
S.B.Onnsby 500
Mrs. CM. Oglo "
v.vn r . uui "w
A. N. Bush. Ruardiau 500
II Tlirnco Agent
Dr J N Smith ....
F. A. Legg agt
L. A. Byrd, Agt
J.O.Byrd, Agt
J. A. Dltter
500
500
500
GOO
r00
M. Montgomery 5(H)
O. S. Hamilton 500
Goo. F. Rodgors 500
II. Stapleton
600
500
500
8. W. MIleB
Uofor A. F. Jr. Agt
W. B. Sanford, agent
J.O. Grilllth, agent for L. F. Grif
fith J.O. Grilllth
Oswald West . . .
T. J. Cheehlre, agent
A. G. Matters, uuout
500
500
500
500
500
600
J. P. Rogers, agent 500
MiBSAIIco L,aycox ; ouu
Mra.Thoo.Nolf 500
Theo. Nolf, agent 500
De Lllo Greene 150
J. W. Ulckford 150
Jas. Walton, Jr 100
It. II. Leabo 100
K-I. Lamb -100
Matty Hcatty,, 100
Sarah Hcatty 100
J.C. Grilllth, agent for W. I). Mo
Nary -00
J.O.fJrown 400
Claud Gatch, trustee !150
Llunlo Stutesmau H60
S. A. Sanford , 1150
Mrs. N. J. Damon hj
0. L. Watt, Agt 300
Court Sherwood No. 10, F. of A. 300
G.G. Brown 300
A. F. Holer 250
K. Hofer '-!&0
Mrs, S. 6. Glmblo 250
Henry Wlprut '-'50
t. ii. waters -w
Geo. K. Waters ..
J. A. llornardl
F A Raker, Agent .
FA Raker
Frank Smith
M Haschl
D HftBcllI
Frwl Cook
II 11 Schwartwerth
KnnlB Walt
W. 8. Walton ....
JohnH.McNary..
Gilbert Uros ,
:50
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
250
260
250
Geo. G. Ringham 250
A. Hush Jr.
250
Mrs. Williamson
W. T. Williamson..,
Florence McKlnney .
Mrs. K. Hofer
11. 11. Hansen
A. Schriobor ,
Mary I'ariuentor....,
Frank Davey, Agent.
II. Rcat'y
Mrs. II. Schrieber...,
A. Schrlober, Agt . .
F.llaL. Welch
0. K. Iliers, Agt .
Alice Jamos
O.K. lifers
Fred I a Peterson,...
Mrs E Strayer. . .
Mrs. Montgomery..
A m a Leone Strong .,
Alice L, llingham,. ,
260
250
250
250
200
200
200
200
200
175
176
136
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Haye You Read i
m
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The Kolun of I .aw. Allen.
ii
'the Redemiiliou of David Corson,
CliftB. Frederick Uoss.
Hilda Wade, Grant Allen.
Savrola, Winston Spencer Churchill
The Hearts Highway, Wilkins.
Knights In Fuatian, Caroline
Drown.
The Conspirators, Robert N.
Chambers.
Mclaughlin and Old Oregon, Dye.
A Gentleman Player, Robert W.
Chambers,
llilly Raster's letters, Kountr.
The Man That Corrupted Hadley
burg, Mark Twain.
These and all other popular books
are to be found on our "New liook"
countor.
Wo give 10 per cent, discount on
late books.
The W. H. Burghardt Co.
SiKCtf tors to P. S. Drtora. S-ll-31
AUlMM
RIGHT GOODS RIGHT PRICES
JOURNAL X-RAYS.
Tho tariff on hops ought surely to bo
raised. It is now 12 cents, and hops sell
for 8 cents,
"Tho Chineso must go" was theory
a decade ogo, and now tho tables seem
to bu turned.
In KnBtcrn Uregon wool Ib bringing
within two cents of tho Dingloy tariff
,)0n thatarticlo.
Meantime tlio BUltan wiukb a wiiik to
"Aro we at war with China'"
ly not. Wo aro lighting the Ch
Certain'
ilnese,
Mark Hanna shudders every timoMll
llonalro Clark writes a $100,000 chock
for the democratic campaign committee.
. .
Tho fact that Salem is tho greatest hop
centre In tho world Is no proof that her
people drink more than their bharo of
j beer
9 ? ?
With one breath the political manag
1 era aro predicting victory and with tho
next warning their
followers against
overconlldence.
I Knglaud has ordered 50,000 pounds of
ham ofono Chicago packer for "Tommy
1 Atkins" in tho Orient. America can
Iced tne world.
Altgelil, the pardoner of anarchists,
speaking for Bryan. Putty Exchange.
Yes, and Arch Anarchist, Herr Most,
supports McKinley. Tako your choice.
On one occasion Henry Ward Beecher
said: "Wo havo n country. Wo havo
a cause. We havo a people. Let all
good men pray that God will give us a
government."
Now every larmur who holds his wool,
hops or wheat for u raise In the prico is
pointed out as n member of n trust.
There ought to bo a law ngainBt such
unholy Interference wll'h trade.
Itryan should establish a rigid censor
ship over his thinks, or thero will be
t rou bio boforo November. Putty Ex
chago. Yes, ho should get Mark Ilauua
to cork him up. Damn u man who
thinks, anyhow.
Richard Crokor, that gentleman of
aesthetic tendencies, has paid $2,000 for
n bull pup. The Balary list of Tammany
hall aggregates 1 10,000,000 a year, Ono
needn't bo like the old lady who read tho
dictionary through without hceing tho
''connection.''
Out of H German newspapers in Iowa
that supported McKinley In 1800, 13 aro
uow Bupporting Uryan. Tlio Gciman
paper at Lliicoln.thu home of Mr. llrylm,
with n circulation of 120,000 copies, is
supporting Uryan this year, while it
supported McKinley in 1800.
Iho Ogdon Reporter on proving the
following may Justly claim to bo tho
discover of tho "missing link." "There
Isacarpentor at Logan, Iowa, whose
name is Groves. Ho has peculiar fain
lly relations In that ;iils 8on.nlaw is a
cousin of President McKinley, nnd his
wife, Mrs. Groves, is o cousin of tho
Democratic uomineo, William Jennings
Uryan. It is n strange coincidence. Mo
Kinley and Uryan lierhapg do not know
of the connecting link which almost
'juikch iiiein rciaitHi, '
Buy your Shoes while they
are cheap. Givens old stand.
Two in One
Lock and
chain stitel
in niui tiiu,
chine Is what you get with tho Standard
oiary, aim mo ctianga Is made Jn less
man no seconus, an reaily for business.
Then, again, the Standards nowadays
take six stitches to one treadlo motion
six think of that against 3 and in
most otlior machines.
What does that moan?
It means that you can sew six yards
on a Standard whero vou can only sow
4 on the other.
It means that yon do In eight hours
what would tako ten or twelve on tho
other machine; means that there's loss
noise, lots backache, too, for it runs
easier. Moro sunshine nnd joy nil
around, for it's a pleasure to run a ma.
chine that's Perfect.
Rigger bobbins, too.
Holds 100 yards of No. SO cotton,
more thau anv other tm))li nn ti,.,
market,
Read this, come and see, the machine
and the work, if you don't want it, no
harm done.
' PleiltV of nptxllna mwl i.n.ls n .11
machines.
S.F - A-WIGGINS
ou tomracrcuj St.
" eySewing machines, Pianos, Orgaus.
Bicycles.
Mo Need of Going to
the Coast or Mountains
But go to FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET 8TORE whoro the woathor is.cool and
comfortablo, and whoro goods can bo bought at prices that will suit the pocket,
book of all. Havo just got in n liniulsomo lino of tablo damask, flno hemstitched
towels, butcher linenB, nn elegant lino of sllkollnes at prices that fell them fait
A complete now lino of ladles' neckties, and pulley bolts, handkerchiefs, and hot
weather craBh skirts, paraMg, fans and now dimities.
IN MEN'S WEAR ;',
tweeds nnd other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment of trunks va.
Ilsesnnd telescopes, suspenders, shlrtH, hop pickers' glovce, a complete stock of
men's underwear and notions, in fact'full linos of overythlng kept in a well rem'
lated dry goods and clothing store. 8 '
At Friedman's
Cor. Stato and Commercial StB.
lis is tlio tain Store- of Sata
w
We mention some of the goods and prices: Knittii?
silk, best quality, 1-2 oz. spools for 25c; pulley belts, fin
assortment, at 25c each; sleeveless union suits at 25c a
suit, silkolines, 36 inches wide, only 9c a yard; ladles'
button shoes, best qualities, $1.25 a pair; ladies' oxford
ties at 50c, 60c and 75c.
ISADORE GREENBAUM
First Door South of Postoffice.
OREGON GREATEST
STATE FAIR
SALEM OREGON
Sept. 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 1900.
$10,000 IN PREMIUMS on product
of tho
Farm, Field
and Factory
Tho greatest industrial exposition over
held on tho Paclllc CoaBt.
Open to the World
For Premium list address
M. D. Wisdom,
Portland Oro.
Cb?ap Farms
AND CITY PHOPEHTV.
Land from 2.50 to f 125 per acre.
We liaVe to trade for largo or small
HOmCS Kmi'il"'8- Some
Small to exchange for Stock Ranches
Places So",u
p small tracts or gool town
FarmS property. We
Loan
Aloney
at 0 and 7 ier cent.
bClI of nil kinds on commission,
StOCk "unl ',0I,6(', Hn(l fns,
Mnlr
of all kinds of proorty,
JUMIIW !..... I lli l 1..
EXClianfjeS to solect from. If you
us
Want tO Sell. Rent or Exchange any
gjiy kind of property, or want
Inc,llTinfP u,c'. cftH nnd see ub at
I Miie a'2 Commurctal streot,
LUilllb, Salem, Oregon.
Bozopfb,Ryan5Co
ICncloee stamp for rejily
When writing.
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Orecon
Term ottns Sett. 24.
Complete cour.i'it of Hujy Normal. Iluslneu,
(kJiuinunKlinnl, IHijIiKliuol, Klocullou, Mnulo
mid Art, Kull Ftculty SutUfuctorr work,
niihI lor clrcuUra.
A. J. GARLAND, A. M. Principal.
TRIPLE SILVER PLATE
Sugar bowli each.. ..
Cruam pltcheri ,
Wliioamliullk pltcnem each,
Jluiter Dlthea '
..il.00
. 100
.. zoo
..1.60 to -l SO
-...-.. 1.00
.i.m toauo
.........66 to .73
-. l.'iA
.... 2 00
2N
lioou IloMern.... ...
ration
Nanklniitlmra inr ut
irupoii cacU ...
TVapoU each . ..
Colleopou each.... .
CommuulOD ku .-.
Cake llaikcu..
,.3 OU to 6.1)0
....... 1,M to 2.(0
Wo also do gold and nickel plating.
G. A. ROBERTS,
105 Stato Street. IS
Old Post
OfficeStables
... mKo um Havo rename attend
antS. Vntlr tArtTll lmar.ln,l 1... t... . 1
uay. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable. our patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
63 Ferry Street,
imimiii at
New Racket Store
Halom Oregon.
Bottled Beer
Kllnger ft Ueck,Successora to BoutbSilta
Bottling Works,
All orders for bottled boer will belDid
at the brewery. Kept on cold stona,
Kree city iieitvery. Toiopnono mi.
WHY 60 HUNGRY
When you can get till you want
to eat at tho
1 1 1 run
Our patrons receiva the best the
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
100 tnto St.
Bids for Supplies.
lildsaro invited on supplies for 6 j
Oregon School for Deaf Mutes for fee
months, from Sept. 1st to uee. ai, i
A list will be furnished upon onpllcsW
to
ULAYTO.N ITKHli.
Superintendent
Building
Material
Is on the advKi,
thoso contempt I
lug building or rt I
pairing had Utw ,
do so soon and rj
In on the aroasJ
lloor. A carlond Star A Star ehicglii
just received, cheaper than ever.
D. S.
BENTLEY
319 Front St.
& CO.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from 0 to 8 vr cut
according to security no exnenee f
examination. Insuranco effected oi
hops and other property at lowest rUi
John Moir 290Com, st
7.10-'iil
LOANS
AT CURRENT PATE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BOZORTH BROS.,
292 Commtrctal Street, Sak-n Oreios.
WHEAT ANDOATSWANTEO
Hn,r fnrnl.l.m! Will bUV Or StOtl
Get our prices before buying.
Tillson Bartlett Grain ft
Wheat Bought and Storj
oy mo Muroia nuiioi '
iirancn oiuce anu muwim-.
st. between High and Church i
Buckwheat and oats bought at W
li. . rr .1 u..n1,mtsa R4 It
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.
7.27-UiM
TIIRMFR MFAT MARKET j
i .-. r. .. n I... ivMtfnSll f
meat market at Turner aud is now j
pared to give his old cujtomeri '
well as the new. the choicest of B
RATES ON ICE
,. . .-., i ..i.. on IM 1'
ine louowmg low '" 7T itil 1
been ogreed upon by the t-P,ty
Works and Crystal Ice Worki,011"
city beginning May 16: ,y
Confectionery stores, hoUliWV
morVata ,iln Iftfl lha Of mOW . Z.
BOo per hundred; lf than 1W JLi
Private partiM nsing 100 lbs"
76c i less than 100 lbs, p
sale below 10c . ,, , 11$,
Ice in ton lota, 17.60; half ton, "
at the works. , ina u
Ico shipped In sacks 75c P 1W'?T
extra. PTAl,1.,?tunia
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