The Daily journal., August 16, 1900, Image 4

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HOPPICKERS
Aprons
Wo have a splendid lino
OyX cents and eotno
at 8 conts.
Sunbonnets
Wn urn closlm?
they last.
in price mat
Gloves
Skirts
iWilVit. iVin
Canvas rIovps mndo especially (or tlio hop pickers, 15 conts.
Leather faced canvas gloves, 2G cents.
Wo'ro making a special solo 'on Gingham Underskirts this week.
Bco tho values shown In our north window.
Hosiery
A fow lef to closo out
worth, 10 cdnts,
HfOLYBRSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
3-SILK BARGAINS-3
We wast to clean up this silk stock and know that
deep price cuts will do It. Hive nude up three lots
any piece of which Is worth 2 to A times price asked
Lot 1
Plain and fancy silks, somo Bhort
lenglits, others enough for u
waist, values GOc to 1 1.00.
Campaign price 38c yd
Fancy Plaids, Stripes and Persian patterns In finest qualities nud desir
able doelgos. Bold regular at f 1.50, f 1.75 and $2.00 a yard. They go nt
Campaign price 88c yd.
Campaign buttons "Frco" to purchasers.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
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WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday gonorally fair.
WhcatMarket.
Ban FkanVibco, Aug. 10, Cash 105.
Oiiicauo, 111., Aug. 10. Bopt. 73(.
Haloin, 45,
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADK HV
Tho Sldnov Powor Ci.
HIMNKV, OBIOON.
made for family uso, ask your grocers for
It. Uran and shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
nioNi 61,
VVVVVAVVUXVtVVVVVk,
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JSHOES!?
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From 50c to $2.50
"Why pay ihoe
stoies big prices
when you can get
what you want at
our store for less
money."
E. F. OSBURN, SWJ&&
XXVfcVVfcfe.'Mk
CLASSbS will be resumed
at the Sacred Heart
Academy, Tuesday Sept.
4th, For further Information
apply to Sister Superior,
it WaaU a DIorce.
Conn Schaofer has i'ommencel action
lorTllvorce against Win. II. Schaefor In
Dopt. No. S! of the circuit court, alleging
desertion as a cause. M. V, Hunt Ib at
torney for plaintiff.
Dlsder Twine '
at the Mitchell, Lewis A 8taor Co.
branch, at lOcenta per pound.
IFplPl,
THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST IN
JELvIvY
GrlvASS
ALL THERE IS IN
FRUITS
JRotti &
rnoNa 161.
nnaWl
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ATTENTION !
of Htrong fast color apron jinghains at
splendid 3U-Incli wide cellos (romnnntsj
out mm bonnets alsnccial nrlccs while
Splendid values nicely made and bo cheap
you can't nuoru to pass incni uy.
nt fi cents a pair, good black stockings,
I Lot 2
Contains fancy silks worth 7fic,
1 1.00 and $l.i yd, Firstcholco
meaiiB best variety to cnooto i roin
Campaign price 48c yd
A Delight and a Blessing
Is every pair of our fine French Crystal
glasses that Is fitted to thu fight and adjust
ed by our scientific skill and workmanship
They fit tho faco as well as the ojeq, mid
are both elegant in npearanconnd comfort
ablo in wear. If jour oyctilght is Imperfect
or falling, goto Hinges for consultation frco.
Wo can dtipllcato letiB nnd repair frames
make thorn ssmo as now.
CHARLES II. HINGES,
Scientific Optician,
296 Commercial Strc
JHOTEIARRIVALS
The Willamette.
Geo. V. Hubbard, Timlin, Cal.
M. I.. Jones, Ilrooks.
0. 1). Toofer and wife, Stnyton.
Wm. K. Peck, Chicago.
W. I). Coxoy, Chicago.
II. V. Cottle, Ban Francisco.
1). W. Duncan, Washington.
Bam II. Btoy. Porthind.
Henry Huggins, Portland.
J. Copron, Portland.
K. 13. Dunn, Portland,
I Winshonk. Bon Francisco,
O, S. Ifnndobush, St. I.oiiIh.
13. F. Parkhurat, City.
L. 13. l.alouretto. Portland.
V. It. Coopur, Now York,
A, II, llrown. Chicago.
li. A, Lassollo, Portland.
PERSONAL.
A. L. Simpson, proprietor nl tho Mm'
nulla laundry at Albany, has lieen in
this city tho guost of his brothur, John
A, Simpson,
The Rlntllni's Muff Portland.
It Is now paid that Ilingling'H circus
will play at Mllwnukio, a siihurli of
Portland, and escape nllli only a nomi
nal license, and thoy will give fieo ear
faro to that phico and will aim parade
in Portland. This is thu result of thu
Portland City Council putting a lleomo
of 112,000 a day on thoirtdiow to protect
tlio Klks' Carnival. Many Portland
people express dlegnst ut t'lM action of
their city, and declare fair
will lu a fake, simply dlstun... , t be
city ami charging people to mw their own
stuff and getting tho outside people to
como in there and spend their money.
New Rector Comn;.
Tho good pooplo of thu Salem Kplseop
al society have received word from ltev.
Otto J, Bcovell, accepting their call to
tho rectorato of their chinch. Mr. H.ov
ell has for boiuo time been located nt In
doeudnco, Iowa, and coiiic-h to Salem
highly recommended. Ho will lie line
in time to hold services tlio first Sunday
in September
Improvlnc Slowly.
Douglas (libson who wits Injured a
Bhort titno ago ut Independence by being
knocked down and rim oer by i baud
of l.oruw la Improving slowly and is able
to Lo out on the street today.
Ol'U DIJI.AYKD GUAlN-saeks have
arrhed. Wo can now supply dinner
with sacks (or their late grain. Sauks
atwarehoiiBofootof Union Strict.
H ll-3t A. M .UuMi''mi A Co.
Graber
I'JtJuTATiT
flflf'l""1!
- ilWll'W
ES
THE INDIAN INSTITUTE.
SESSIONS AT CHEMAWA ATTRACTING MUCH
INTEREST.
Prominent Men Take Part. With Experienced
educators of the Indian Officers
Utettcd.
The pomIoii pi tho Pacific Coast Indian
Fcliool rnstltuto at Chcmawa Is proving
a most qnaouniglhg ucros. It Is in tlio
nature of an experiment being tho llrH
of tho kind I it'lit on thin canrt, and it is
an important innovation which will
rosult in much aood to the fiervlrc and
tlio pupils al the Indtuii cohoola.
Tlio fomIoiib conitnoncevl Tilowlay oveil
ingand will concludn Friday forenoon.
Tho Institue Ih hold under the
supervision of Mibh Ustella Keel, Xatinii
al 'Juporlntondent of tlio Indian echoolg,
and the program includes lectures and
addrosww by the loading eilucators ard
prominent men of tho statf , besides some
of the politician.
Wednesday morning the following of
llecrs were oleciod for the onsulng year:
Prosidont, Mayor T. J.iy Uu.'ord, SI
Ictz, Oregon; Ice presidents for Ore
gon, Supt Thos. W. Poller, Cliemawa;
for Washington, Supt. Frank Terrv,
Tacoma; for California, J. Tlioiuii Hall,
l.njolla ; for Alaska, llev. J. K. Jones,
Juneau; Montana, Sunt. Campbell,
Fort Shaw; for Idaho, Supt Hotoa
Locke, Fort Hall; secretary, Ant. Supt.
W. C. Campbell, Chumawa; chaplain,
llev. K. II. Bryant, Sllatn.
Following is the program in full for
thu institute.
Aujust U, 0 P. M.
Addrossof uelcomu, Superintendent
Tho. W. Potter.
lteppoimo, T. J. Buford, U S. Indian
Agent, Siletz. Oregon.
AddruH, "White Man vs. Indian,"
Prof. J. U.llornor, Corvallil, Oregon.
Address, J. II. Aekermau, Statu Supt.
Sulem, Oregon.
Aimist 15, 1900.
It: A. M. Worth! theiwtabllslunentof a
It u form School be a benefit to tho In
dian Son ice?
Assistant Superintendent W. P.
Campbell, Chumawa, Oregon. General
Difctistioii.
10 A. M. The best mwliuine and treat
ment for runaway poplin Superinten
dent II. B. Froer, IIooiw, Cal, (Jen-
I oral Diwinwlon.
11: A. M. Ilowoan omployes' olulm
bo best managed in the Indian Service
lii'nrder to give satisfai'tlon and Justin;
l inull? KniiKi-intmiilmit Knott D. Kebert.
Yanaix, Oregon, (ieneral Ditcuttiou.
I.-r-JO P. M. Should pretedened b. given
Industrial work in our schools? Su
IKirlntundent Frank Terry, Tnconia,
Wimliliigton. (iuiierul Dieeustilou.
2 ::'.() P.M. Should the Indian child Ih
taiiKht coluly with a view m to hie poe
t-lbh) eiiviiDiiiuenta. regurdlcs of mental
leudunciiw nnd talent'.' Miss M V.
Oaither, Superintendent, Uinatilln,
Oregon, (ienernl Diacitihion.
:):0P. M. 'lhiUHto of inortnlity can
bo mtiiih reduced and the health of pupil
grwitly improved by stricter attention
to food (upplliw and sanitary londltiomr
Dr. U.S. Clark, Cheiunwn, Oregon. Cien
era! Ditcuwlon.
8: P, M Addrew. Duty of the state
to tho Indian child. Nellie K. Thomas.
Ortklaud, Oreiton.
Aridrei, President F-ank strong, Ku
genu, Orogon.
AddriKW, novernorT, I'. (leer. Salem,
Oregon.
AUJUH16, 1900.
W: A. M. If the employing of Indian
imnilH as aaitUtMUta eomhiuthe to the
best iutiret of the school and the body
of nuidlti? Suiierinteiideiit S. M Mo-
Cow a, Phoenix. Ansnjm. Kx Special
Indian Agent, tini. I.itchlleld, Salem,
Oregon. General Discnwlon.
10: A.M. 1 low can nemnku Chris
tian men and womeu of rait ulrls and
hoyH? Mis Kranee A Bowman, Clie
mawa. Oregon. General I)iiulm.
U:A.M. The tenoliliig u( hygiene
and iliysiology with thu mean wippliud
by the Uovernmeut. Dr. Andrew Ker
shew, Sttperiutemlent, G ramie I'oude
Oregon. General Dlselnfion.
1::) P. M. Do our Indian Normal
iK'liiMil KhewiUfaclion and the repit-
ito training for inxsessfiil teaclilng? Mle
M Aliee lleaeou, Chemawa, Cra. Gen
eral DiM-usoioii.
2:80 P. M. The Indian a a self-aup-porting
eltiaen and nrodiieer. T. Jay
llurford, S. ..Jun Ai;eut, Si lets,
Ore. Jay Lynch, V. S. Indian Agent,
Vakima, Waali. General Dimmii'lou.
.t;S0 p. ni. li What are the most lm
koitant braueher of Instruction liveea
vary to the aerage Indian Itoy and girl?
(hi What cottititultf a tlawiaigh, nrau
Ileal education? Superlnteiidont U. W.
Mjeis, Fort Siuuoe, Wamuugteii. Gen
eral Disoiimaoii.
SjOOp. in, add raw, Prof, K. It, Me
Klmy, Kugene, Oregon.
Addruas, Hon. The. II. Tongue, Mem
ber of CoiigroM.
Address, Hou. Geo. W. Mcllride, U.
S. Senator.
Awtust 17.1900.
O'.iKIa, in. How uan we furnish the
neeewary wH'ial life fur our pupils? MUs
Anna V. Kgau, yieriuumileiit, Kla
math Oregon. Mr. Nellie .1. Campbell,
Chenmwa, Ore. General Dimumucmi.
10:00 a. m. Tlie be'nerlt of educational
iustitulee for Indian workers. Mine K
telle lU-el, National Supartuteiident In
dian ecbooli. Waahiuatou. 1. C.
1 1 :00 a. ut. When- should the line be
drawn between nlireical culture aud
athlettee In an edtteational liutilutlou?
II. J. Phillli, Awt. Superluieudwit
I'acouia, Wanii. Geueral I)iKuio.
Clucing add resets.
NIM.
Kami ikMifttrte will be gtreu eeit day
duitug the Institute at li. 30 p. ui. and
7 p. m. by the Chemawa Band and Or
ulttatm. Oktoie Tooal aod iHstrurueutal twite
tUuu at the evauing aetaieoa.
All iatafefted lu ed0Htkn ara oer
dlall' invited to altatid.
The wllromU cTr a redueeU raW of
oae awl oJHr-thfal font (or Ut rttuml
trip.
Oa FHday Aiiygst 17. KcurloH to
Newiwt atgt te JMloh will give all a
chance to viatt the teaakle at a inrl un
expense.
DEAD DRUGS
If you stop to think obout It you'll understand that drugs,
like all things else, grow old, nnd in the process of doing so,
loso thoir vitality their life. You don't want dead drugs
i.. . i... l.l .... .11.1 vnn rnnlil tint eet tliom
' from us. Wo don't deal in that kind. Ours am tho kind
physicians like put In their prescriptions tho live-kind. All
tho physician's skill and druggie's accuracy may bo brought
to naught uy iicaii drugs, ucau nruuB m j umu Dl..
Dead stock means dull trade. Our trado wouldn't lot us no.
,,,..iln(n ilnti.l olru-L- If nn trliil nnd wo liro not trvlllt.'. II
you want ilvo drugs
Daniel J. Fry.
... t..w .tlu.1 trim mAtifntiiiAr fhti. Ininrltii- tilirtlv. fllllt tlf
lanro otul conslAUtlr Increasing trade. Iiotb retail ami JobblUB, cuahlei
us to Veep our dock moving,
AGATES AND CURIOS,
Major nistiop Returns From the Coast With a
rine Collection.
Mayor Bishop 1ms been to tho coast
nnd returned looking well and hearty.
While over at the beach lie spent con
siderable time in looking for curios. He
visited tho famous band of "Kopjo" In
dians nnd obtained mativ pointers as to
where thu most beautiful agates could
bo found, and he spent many hours on
tho bench looking for curios. I
Among Ids collection is an ancient i
Battle Ax used by tho famous band of
"Kopje" Indians, it is used for testing
tho quality of water, moss and ribbon,
agatus. This weapon was n very valu-i
able one mid .Mr. Bishop can be congrat
ulated upon obtaining it from thu fa
mous Chief Glass on Faco. Ho lias also '
nu ns'orted lot of agates more or less
rare. Ho has a number of cloud agates
which were teleeted with great care.
Bracelets made of this variety are very '
beautiful and they aru an invariable
euro for rheumatism nud corns. Ho
brought over thu largest water agatu
found on Nye Creek this season, tlio
oas ity contains less than a pint of water.
The balance of the collection contains
eye agates, moss agates etc.. and aru on
exhibition at the store for a few days.
'Ibis lollcetion with tho aggregation
of wild animals that Fin ley Porrlno will
cupluiu, will make u good start for a city
muzuuin.
The Rlngtlnts Comlnj.
W. K. Peck ami W. D. Coxoy, agents
if Hinglim: Bros, circus, aru in the city
today making arrangements for tlio
coming of this famous big show to Sa
lem. The date has been Used for Sat
urday, September 8. It has been known
hIiico last fall that this groatehnw was
coming to Salem, as thu arrangements
with the Southern lVcillc llallroad were
iimdeat that time. Now that thudato
has been delliillely announced, locol
intoietit will undoubtedly be aroused to'
an umismil degree. It is generally
conceded that Kindling Bros, circus is
the largest and llnost exhibition of its
kind that overcame to thu Pacific coast.
It operates 05 railroad cars, employs
nearly a thousand peoplu, has Ii00 pur
foimers, 'M elephants and 00 horses,
and presents mi almost limitless array
of novel features. Thu Oregonlan cred
ited it liibl year with being tho bent show
uor teen in Portland.
In Probate Court.
In ilie matter of the estate of Kmnia
Mi.UracKun, deceased, tho salo of certain
rcul estate hi Smith's addition to Salem
has been continued. '
MARRIED.
COOK-WAl.KKlt At tlio residonco of
Mrs Clark on Front street Thursday,
Aug. Kith 101H) at 12:30 p m. Mrs.
Mary A. Cook to (Jims. II. Walker,
iKithof Salem, ltiv. J. J. Kvnus of
ficiating. The ceremony took placo in the pres
ence of a small company of personal
frlcndu, and was by thuui accounted ono
of thu pleasantest littlo wedding parties
of the teiiBon. Immediately oflor the
cereiiHin valid coiitratulatlnnstho newly
niurrnd couple departed on tho after
noon train for Portland, whence they go
to thuneasldo nt Astoria nnd other points,
to lie gone Indellnltuly.
Mr. Walker has been in Salem for
thirty yeniH, and ia recognlred as ono of
out most thrifty business men, conduct
ing a large shop for carriage trimming,
painting and the sale of suudrios In that
line. Hia good wife has resided in Sa
lem for thrve years, and Is well-known
as manager of the Salem Dyo Works,
whk-li biiHinew shu has built up to a
pmdtablo point Upon their return to
Salem Mr. and Mrs. Walker will each
continue their businesses as in tho past
for some tlmo at least. Their many
friends, who hold them in tlio highest
esUeni, will welcome this goodly couple
upon their return, aud with thorn all
thu proepeiily attainable.
8TONK-HULL.-At tho residence of
the bride's parents, Salem, Or., Atf
gust 15, 11W0, Miss Ada Stone to Or
ville J. Hull, Itev. J. J. Kvaus olllclit
iug. The bride U tho daughter of Dr. and
Mrs. S. O. Stonu, nnd Is one of Salem's
moet estimable young ladiw. The
groom U an attendant at the insane
a)liim. He was a member of tho See
ond Oregon and eunod in the Philip,
pirn, aud is highly spoken of by all his
aciiiaiutaiee.
The nmtuuHiy was performed in tho
praseiiee of a few of the nearer relathes
ad friend. Mr, and Mrs. Hull will
reside in the Jackson oottag on Center
ttrtet.
DORM.
SIMPSON In this oily, August 13,
IttOO, to Sir. ami Mrs. John A. Simp.
mw, a H-pouud bqy,
MmUr ami sou doing well, and John
U the b'iggekt man in town.
DIED.
GAY.At Ilrooks, Or.. Wednesday
e;wlnlig. August 15, 1P00, Minerva,
daufhtiw of Mr. and Mrs. Gav,
a$iC wekg.
The funeral took idace at Ilrooks to-
Jay
jt.gjja'rsyff nwiff
como to tho livo store. v
nml tuiTlng
tliun lunurlni; frcitincs.
Ill IlilS Fl'
JOURNAL X-RAYS
Who sold tho Chinese, modern arms
and taught thorn how to shoot?
A
Salem's city loan and school loan aru
two littlo movements that will bu long
remembered.
.
When that big lire conies off in Salem's
business district there will bu a unani
mous "I told you so.',
AAA
Mark Hanna is taking more interest
in Tom Heed and Grovor Cleveland J.ist
now than ho ever did before.
Itoosovclt has cancelled his Pacific
coast engagements. Is it because Hanna
ordered him to take off that hat.
Tho American school of diplomacy is
just a littlo bit nhcad of anything Luropo
is able to turn out on short nothe.
Tom Uccd isstramtely infatuated with
the climnto nnd Bky of Maine, but he
is too busy to take any Interest in poli
ties. ,
A A j
The much abused""!!!!" Mason will
again be known as U. S. Senator Wm.
K. .Mason, of Illinois. He it for McKiu
ley now, you know.
A
"Free silver is less terlous than free
slaughter" is the latest epigram of tlio
campaign. It comes from Fauoiiil Hall,
and Hounds like Gov. IJoutwell,
AAA
Tho Impression scums to prevail gener
ally that the Chinese exclusion act is
strictly enforced on nil Chinamen who
can't raise f'JOO to overcome its pro
visions. AAA
A wan of OS years of ago was married
the other day. Ho was on the bargain
counter, "tnnrked down" troin 100 and
tho woman ho married couldn't rcsht
the bargain.
A A
PtCKldcnt Harper of the Chicago Uni
versity, says ho believes ho can livo on
15 cunts n day. But while Standard
Oil holds out to bum I hi does not ecu thu
necessity.
AAA
Boston Common on Sunday is largely
occupied with proachors who preach
from tlie tops of soap boxes. This
nerves to remind their hearers that
"cleanliness is next to holiness."
A A
Tho New York World advises William
Waldorf Astor to go back to the little
town of Wnldorf, in Gormany, from
which Ills grandfather, tho peddler,
emigrated, and try to build up an honest
namu again.
AAA
hven newspaper men got taken In. A
fellow named Johnson did tlio Walla
Walla Watchman easy. On n scheme
ho secured 21 smalt advertisements
from the business men at f I each. Ills
contract with the paper called for $5
each, but he mado it a dollar, raleud
tho fl to $5, received a dollar commis
sion on each and skipped. The editor
did not discover tho swindle until ho
went to collect for tho advertising. As
hoswured 1 each he is Just oven and run
1 u advertisements fur nothing.
Ballnt Wire.
Mitchell, Lewis & Stavor Co's. branch
will be headquarters for baling wire this
season. 7--'d&wt
"The Proof ofthePuadlnr Is In the Uatlni."
And thu host advertisement the North
ern Pacific Hallway has is in Its elegant
transcontinental trains, two of which
run daily between Portland and St.
Paul without clianto, one of thorn being
tlio famous "North CoaBt Limited," on
which all classes of passengers aro
carried without extra charge. This train
leaves Portland dally at 2 p. in. For a
"North Coast Limited" leaflet describ
ing same or any information apply to
nny Northern Pacific agent or write A.
I). Charlton, A. G. P. A., 255 Morrison
street, corner Third, Portland. 8-15 5t
CARBIDE
...And Other Things...
I wll sell you two pounds of Calcium
Carbide tor cents, all ready for your
btoyole lamp. Wo get it In large lots
and break it ourselves from the immense
chunks, haul as flint.
Wo sell those convenient "Duck car
riers for wheels at 35o. They fasten un
dor the saddlo. Ihe Dexter net carrier,
he ladies' favorite, for 00 cents
Phoenix handlebar straps, 36 cents per
pair. There's scarcely anything In sun
dries that we luven't got.
There's a bargain or two In men's
wheels now an Imperial at fd 60: a 00
Kambler at $15, and then a boy's wheel,
a St-inch Imperial, ued two weeks, fl5.
There are two ladies' Tribunes, one
with tiros slightly ueed, at a reduction
In price.
R.A.WIGQINS
307 CommercUl St.
(rJTSowing machines, Pianos, Organs.
fMcjcles.
.t-Tii K?i&iim-i.
Ko Need of Going to
the Coast or Mountains
But go to FKIKDMAN'S A'KW RAOKKT STOKE w hero tho weather Is cool and
comfortable, and whero goods can bo bought at prices that will suit the pocket,
book of all. Ilnvo Just got In n handsomo line of tablo damask, flno hemstitched
towels, bulchorllneiiB.nn elegant lino of silkolinos nt prlcen that Fell them fnet
A coinploto new linu of ladles' neckties, nnd pulley belts, handkerchiefs, nnd hot
weather crash skirts, paratnls, Iiiiib and nuw dimities.
IN MEN'S WEAR ''Hi!SS
tweeds nnd other weaves, neckties, collars, also a iargo assortment of trunks, a
Uses and tclescoties, suapondors, shlrta, hop pickers' gloves, n complete stock ol
men's underwear and notions, in fact full HncB of everything kept lu a well regu.
luted dry goods nud clothing store.
At Friedman's New Racket Store
Cor. State and Commeiclal Sts.
Shoes Shoes Shoes
For Less Than Wholesale Cost.
We are closing them out, Women that
are going hop picking should come in and
get a pair for $1.25, They are good stock,
not trash. We also have some for SI a pr.
Large assortment of children's shoes, Come
in and see our fine pulley belts, 25c each,
ISADORE GREENBAUM
First Door South of Postofficc.
HOTELSANTIAMI
At Uotrolt. OroRon
Now open for Summer Tourists, now
house, newly furnished llrat-clnsH accom
odations. Price from (1 00 to $ 1.50 per
lav Good pack train and saddle hortes
'.i ? ready to accomodate Tourists to
ol prings, Marion Lake, nnd Lake
l'i 'nulla nnd all good fishing points.
H, Jacob, ProD.
The German Market
Will bo found all kinds of meat
and tlio best of Nausai;o. FHKIC
DKLIVKltV. All bills due the
Into tlrm of Wrilt .4 Mleecke
must be paid.
CDOL.2 &.SON
171 Commercial St.
Cbap Farms
AMD CITY PROPERTY.
Laild from f'.'.SO to 125 per acre.
WC IiaVe to trade for huge or small
HOItlCS ltanthcp. Somo
bUiaii to exchange for Stock Ranches
Places bomo
r-!:!.nr' small tracts 6r good town
rdrillb proporty. Wo
Loan
Money
at 0 and 7 per cent.
bCil of all kinds on commission,
StOCk Jent nouses nm' farms,
Alake
Exchanges
of nil kinds of property,
haui a lartrelistof landa
to select from. If you
Want tO Poll, Kent or Exchange any
Bliy kind of proiierly, or want
Insurance, s1?;-(,cnU nm,,ei0 ."a I1
I nine ""- Commercial street,
LUdllb, Salem, Oregon.
Bozorfb.Ryan&Co
Knclose stamp for reply
When writing.
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Oregon
Term ocens Sett. 24.
Compute courwji of HuJy Normal. Ilailntu,
teinniuUKcbnol, lllKbieliuol, Klooullou, Mu.lo
imil A. f-uii Kuculij SmUf.ciory work.
snd lor clrcuUn.
A. J. GARLAND, A. M. PrlndMl.
TRIPLE SILVER PLATE
Sugar bowli each.
....2.00
1 00
irvBm (iitujicrf..
w too anrt milk pltciieri'eiciil
xoo
Spoou IloKten .
Catori..
Napklui Itlog par iet
Mvrtm AtirM a.oIi
.1.W to J 60
1 00
...J.2i to 3 U)
53 10 .76
--,- v..,-- wwu ... ........,
leapott pacU... ..
2 00
are
.....a muo 6 00
.ouoo poi cacu ...
Corainuuion ku .....
Cake tlaky....
-...!,. V) 10 UU)
o also do gold and uickol plating.
G A. ROBERTS,
105 State btreet. I-S
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are largo am have reliable attend
ants, your team boarded by the week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
eonable Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferry Street,
EEriy
Salem Oregon,
Bottled Beer
KlhiKctft Ueck,Succe6SorB to tJoulliSaltro
Botthr. Works.
All ordorB forlxittlcirbrerwill ho fillt-d
at the brewery. Kent on cold storage.
free rity oellvery. leieplinne VIM.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you cnu get nil you want
to eat at tho
VUlTB HOLSE RESTAOR.VKT
Our patrons' icceive thu best the
market affords. Open day and
night.
McKillop&Beikharf
100 "inte St.
Bids for Supplies.
IHils n m invltoil on hiinnlles for the
Oregon School for Deaf Mutes for four
moutlis, Iroin Set. Ut to ucc. .n, iuuu.
A list will be furnislied upon application
to Clayton knt
Stierintciident.
Building
Material
Is on the advance,
those couteuibltt
ing building or ie
pairing had better
do so toon nud get
In on the irrotmJ
floor. A carloud Star A Star siiiiiKli
Just received, cheaper than eer.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Froat St.
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from C to 8 per cent,
according to security no expense for
examination. Insurance effected on
hops nnd other property nt lowest rates.
John Moir 290 Ccm, st,
7-1 fi fw
LOANS
AT CURRENT RATE
INSURANCE
HEAL ESTATE
B0Z0RTII BROS.,
292 Commercial Street, Salem Orcjon.
MI-tMA
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED
liana furnislied. Wi.l Inn or Blore.
Got our prices heforo bujing.
Tillson Bartlelt Grain Co.
Wheat Bought and Stored
oy tne Aurora Houer win
Brauch olllco and warehoueo 181 TrJ
st. betweou High nnd Church 6tree
Uuckwheat and oats bought at higWfl
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.
7.2,-tfilA
TURNER MEAT MARKET
J, 13. Dettweiler has reojicncd W
meat market at Turner and is now pre
pared to give his old cusf-niers
well as the new. the choicest of "
t-S-16f
RATES ON ICE
The following low rates on ice b
been agreeil upon by the Capital i"
Works and Crvstal Ice Works, of thu
Confectionery stores', hotels "d..
markets, using 100 lbs or more at a u"
60o per hundred; lees than 100 lbs TX-
Private parties using 100 lbs or om,
75c j less than 100 lbs, lc per lb. "
sale below 10c. ,(rt.
Ice In ton lote, $7.60; hall ton, l-W
at the works. ul ,Vl
Ice shipped in sacks 76o per 1W. '
extra.- Oawtal IoWo
Otl Obvstal Ics Woaxfc
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