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Newspaper Page TextM i ip V -1 ' M iii u -" rt !' 1 i: ? riinnrV'fiTWiiTijjiiMi a HOPPICKERS Aprons Wo have a splendid lino of strong fast color opron jlnghams at 04 conta and somo splendid SO-inch wide calios (remnants) at 8 cents. OiitnMAn " nro closing out Biinbonnetaatspecial prices winio lilllllllirirl N t,,oy ,flB1, Bplendid values nicely made and bo cheap VHUwvunvrw m price that Gloves Canvas gloves mado especially for tho hop pickers, 15 cents. Leather faced canvas gloves, 20 cents. drif""0 We're making a special Balo Otill td Sco tho values Bhown in our H ACIAf V A 'ow 'oI to coim ol,t nt If VfOlvl I worm, iu cents, HOLYBRSON'S The Bier Bargain House of Salem 3-SILK BARGAINS-3 We want to clean up this silk stock and know that deep trke cuts will do It. Have made up three lots any piece of which Is worth 2 to A times price asked Lot 1 Plain and fancy silks, uomo short longhts, others enough lor a waiBt, values uuc to si.uu, Campaign price 38c yd) U t J.. . Fancy Plaids, Stripes and Persian patterns In finest qualities and dcslr able designs. Sold regular at (1.50, f 1.70 and $2.00 a yard. Thoy go at Campaign price 88c yd. W Campaign buttons "Frco" to purchasers. J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO. It isn't the material that goes repaired watch It Is tho know how that docs tho business. Any bunglor can buy tho flno kinds o material that I uso in repairing; but skill Is tho most valuable material that can 1)0 used in watch repairing and tho bunglers can't buy It. I ecII my skill for what It is worth, and it will cost you Icbb than buying nt n Ion or price. C. H. HINGES. 3 WCATIICH. Tonight and Saturday fair. Wheat Market, San Kuanc-isco, Aug. 17. Gush l()2)y. Ghicaoo, 111., Aug. 17. Sept. 73. Salem, 45. GOLD DUST FLOUR madjc nv Tho SIdnov Powor Co. RIDNVV, OBICOON. niatlu for family uso, ask your grocers for It. Urau and shorts alwayB on hand. A. T. WALN, AGENT, moNK 61. VVVVVAVtlkVVKVlVIX SHOESig From 50c to 52.50 J j "Why pay shoe stores big prices 0 , when you can get 0 , what you want at our store for less '" . money i. E. F. OSBURN, &oa T"LASSbS will be resumed LL at the Sacred Heart Academy, Tuesday Sept. 4th, For further information apply to Sister Superior. Ballot Wire. Mitchell, Lewis A Slaver Go's, branch will bo headquarters for baling wlro this season, 7--d&wt Em the j TM Kind You llir Alwrj BwjW THE LATEST AND CHEAPEST JKIvIvY GIvASS S ALL THERE IS IN FRUITS Roth & rUOMI 161 r' Mfc tjMMa d MXMMOM t ATTENTION I you can't afford to pass them by. on Gingham Underskirts this week. north window. r' ccnla n Palr K001' lack atclln88 Lot 2. Contains fancy silks north 75c, $1.00 and $1.25 yd, FirBt choice means best variety to choose from Campaign price 48c yd into your that results in a perfect job, 296 Commercial Street. Next boor to llolvcrton's. !A HOTEL ARRIVALS, Collate. W F Fiohig. Portland. IMwurd Hal), Portland. S K Lattourotte, Portland, A U Gordon, Portland. Mrs. A 0 Gordon, Portland. TSTownsund, Portland. J D Dennett, llarrisburg. J G Whitmoro, Mullen, Idaho. Mrs II Ilaid, Hillings, Munt. W. P. Davis, Sutherland, Iowa. GeoOColwoll. Wnlln Wallu. 01. Ficlmrd.iNow York. The Willamette. 0 W Cnttain, Oakland, Gal. 1 I) Ilrnlnnrd, Wiitorviflo, N. Y. J F Hall and family, La Jolla, Calif. II K nioBfiorn, San Francisco. W II Carroll, Han Francisco. F II Collin. Portland. J A Wolf, Sanfranclsco. Sam S. Goldsmith, Portland. Grant J Fotrean, San Francisco. Jim W Gunn, Portland. 0 K Hi own, Portland. Otto Guthman, Portland, P K Stowoll, Portland. A PonnliiKS, I'orUind. N Hang, Duliith, Minn. K N Davis, Chicago. H U McKluley, l. Oroseo Wis. -.' . PERSONAL. H. Collins of Albany is in tho city. W. T. Hlgdou wont up to Jefferson last availing and cnuio down this morn ing bringing to this olllco one hun dred and fifty cents from ono of Jeffor eon's solid but confiding yooineu for tho Daily Onk Gknt Joukmai., one hundred and fifty-six days. Says He Was Robbed. A young liul giving tho namo of lloyd McCormack, and claiming his resldenco iu Spokane, reports to tho polico that ho was robbed last night of $1(1. ISO. Tho boy says ho had been working at Halsey with a threshing machine and while thero met another young fellow giving tho namo of Tommy Smith and tho two started for Salem afoot, Last night tho two slept In a ham over in Polk county, and when McCormack awoke his com panion was gone, and ho says so was Ills money, Ho pointed out a young follow on the street to Olllcor Gibson but tho young man proved to bo a Silvertou boy who had JiiBt come iu from that town. Native Hawaiian Teacher. Wabiiinutox, Aug 10. Native teach ers iu 1 law all aro to bo taught English at tho uxponeo of tho govern ment. IN. Graber !84tTATlI'T, ES NEW YORK HOPS. Crop Will fce Considerably Short and Growers Are Not Contractor. N. Y, Journal A Bulletin, Aug. 10. The only features In tho markf t today were cabled reports from England that as a result of recent wet and unsettled weather crop prospects aro not so favor able. It is also stated that the galo of Tuesday Injured the English crop, but to what extent Is not yet known. Noth ing now was reported concerning crop conditions in tho Stato or on tho Pacific Coast. Dealers report an Increasing In jury for 1890 crops, but orders are small. Tho limited supply is held with confid ence and reported sales aro at full quoted prices. Nv Ynrk Stutit pmn of 1RW. choice 11 to 14 Now York Bute crop '0 prime HJ-Jto 12 New York state crop va mea .... o 10 iu Mew York Bute crop 't common 7 to 8 1'uclflo Cowl crop of 18W choice 13 to U l-aclflo Cout crop ! prime llto 12U I'aclflo Count crop '98 medium. . 8 toll) I'cino Cott crop 'W common......... 7 to 8 Watervllle Market. Thero is notlilng now to say of the growing crop. Tho weather has been very warm for tho past week but tho vino seems to bo enduring well though In Borao cases blight is rciwrted. Sov oral small growth of Palmer and West Seedings aro being harvested this week. They havebcen sold for 18c to 19c. Wo hear of no contracts of tho late crop. New York Market. Onotda Union, August 4: As yot our local dealers aro doing no contracting for tho coming crop. They havo had authority for tho past two months to so euro 1000 hops on tho basis of 12c per pound, but growers aro in no hurry, confidently believing that thoy can do bettor when tho truo situation becomes known to browors and shippers. As a rulo, however, very few hop contracts aro cntoreii into ueioro mo miuuie oi August. From all accounts hops aro looking better through Stockbridgo valley than anywhere clso In tho State, and it tho crop is secured In good shape carefuly picked and rightly cured tho hops Rrown in this county this year will com mand a prlco second to nono produced In this Stato. Tho Ostcgo county hops aro usually considered a littlo ahead of thoeo grown In Madison and Oneida counties, but tho chances aro this year will form an oxcoption. A. J. I.ueo, tho well known hop pro ducer and dealer, who is now making n trip through tho hop regions of Otsego and Schoharie counties, writes E. J. Smith of this city, that tho hops in thoso regions aro looking "sick," compared with thoplnntnttons through the Stock bridgo valloy. Tho vines aro yellow and feeble, allowing tho bad effects of tho Juno drouth. Tho yield thero must bo light, at best. Malouo Gazotto, Augusts: ith tno hop harvest In Franklin county only a month abend, tho prospect Is for a light crop in most yards under tho most fa vorable conditions during tho next few weeks. Wo havo heard no complaints tlitm far of lieu Indications, hut tho vines aro generally I ght, and the arms In clined to bo short. Cooporstown Republican, August It Thoro havo been n few purchases of hops within a few days 04 bales at about OKc. Tho growing crop Is doing woll. Tho vino looks clean and Is not effected hv vermin. Tho crop will certainly bo considerable short of last year. CERTIFICATES GRANTED. Result of Recent Country Examination rmy Seven Successful Applicants. Tho county examining board, consist ing of county Supt. E. T. Moorea, Prof. A. W. Muo and MIsh Carrie Bradshaw, havo finished tho work of grading tho papers submitted by tho applicants at tho recent teachers' examination. Fol lowing is a list of thoso to whom certifi cates woro granieu : rirst Grade. Jennie Timberluke, Mehama: Etta Biiflkey, Wood burn; Mary Worn), Tur dor;lollloMarkland, Sllverton; T. M. Mitchell, Frultland; Nellie I. Ihirfoo, Shaw; Beatrice Goodknecht, Salem; Marcla Burlon, Salem; Mrs. Laura 0. Tanner, Salem; Estolla Parker, Monitor; Emma Horr, Butteville. Second Grade, Clay Darby. lAiwisburg: Gusslo Calo Aurera: Maud A. Cutsforth. Laurence: Amanda Swan, Chauioeg; Allio Ma- son, (Jliltwooii; uora .eai, Argonu; Llzzto Miller, Marquam; Lucia A. Bower, Sllverton ; Kfcto I'reoinan, Sll Sll vereon: Tlllio Fostf, Sllverton; Nettlo Bead, Turner; Etta Pearson, Salem; LuollaGoodo, Salem; Mrs. M. D. Gor don, Salem; Ieona Allen, Sllverton; Minnie McCourt, Salem; Fannlo Nich ols, Frultland: Bertha 0. Byrd, Salem; Ellen Bott, Liberty; Hallio M.Gllmoro, Sllverton; Murutierlto lVnoruon, Howell; Pearl Kress, Salem; Marian iletrlck, Salem; Emma Bulloy, Monmouth. Third Grade. Anna Winter. Unit; Ethel Darby, Ixtwlsburg; Jesslo Campbell, tAlo; Lou G. Storrett. Sllverten: Laura M. Bean. Salem; Mary E, Miller. Marquam; Amy ltiches, Silvertou; Vernal Sameral, Sll verton; Agnes Finlay, Salem; Zula Waters, Stay ton; Bessio Gesner, Salem; Myrtle Drnger, Salem; Mary Bower ..,;... ..!...., . lmiii, (rv,,.., ui...,. . Pearl Churchman, Sheridan; Bertha Lick, Salem ; Dora E. Hodgkin, Silver ton; Frank Croner, Salem. Primary Certificates. Hallio 0. Thomas, Turner: Nellie. I. Durfeo, Turner; Bortha 0. Byrd, Sa lem ; Maude Myers, Salem. Aiency Transferred, Tho Sun Insurance Olllco. of London. has transferred Us resident agency from Geo. M. Bceler ": Co. to E. F. Parkhurst. All unpaid premiums, transfers and en dorsements will bo receipted for and at tended to by Mr. E. F. Parkhurst from and after this dato. Dattd 16th ot Au gust, 1000. Son InsuiiasckOvfick. J. B. F. Davis & Son, Gen'l Agents, By W. W. Hoaglaud, Special Agent. 8-170t LOW RATE MA U. P. RAILROAD ToG.A. R. Encampment. Chkajo. 111., Aurust 27 to Settctnter 1.1900. For the above occasion tho Union Pa cific railroad will make a special rate of $71.60 from Portland to Ohicaeo and re turn. Tickets on sale August 21 and 22 For further details concerning this cheap rato call on Guy M. Powers. anont 0. H.AN. Co.W. W. Skinner, agent co. rac. io., Daiem, ur. ur auiircss J, II. I-oTiiitoi-. General Agent, 135 Third Street, Portland, Or. 7 31 eod td DEAD DRUGS If you stop to think about it you'll understand that drugs, like all things elso. grow old, and in the process of doing bo, lose their vltality-tliclr life. You don't want dead drugs in your prosciptlons-If yon did you could not get them from us. Wodon't deal in that kfnd. Ours aro tho kind physicians liko put In their prescrlptlons-tho llvoklnd. All the physician's skill and druggist's accuracy may bo brought to naught by dead drugs. Dead drugs aro really dead stock. Dead Block mcaiiB dull trado. Our trado wouldn't lot us ac cumulate dead stock if wo tried and wo aro not trying. It you want livo drugs como to the live store. Daniel J. Fry. We bur direct from manufacture, thin liunrliu tmrllr, anil havlne a large ami constantly Increasing trade, both retail ami jobbing, cnablei ui to keep our dock moving, Ibus faulting fa'thncu. Vfl A RELIGIOUS WAR. Salvation Army aai Travellot Evanrellits Al most Come to (tlows on the Street. Thoro aro at present in tho city two elderly gentloraan and their wives, who travel over tho country claiming to preach tho gospel as Christ taught It and aro holding sorvlco on tho corner of Stato and Commercial street eaclt ovo i Ing. Thesoolderly evangelists aro good quiet citizens nr.d thoy do not beg a living or tako up tho ordinary collection but preach tho doctrlno that thoy bo lievo is tho word of Christ. On tho other corner tho Salvation Army hold their ovcnlng meetings, and tho captain of tho Salvation Army went to tho comer oc-j cupied by tho traroling evanglists and wanted him to leavo, saying they wero disturbing thoir meeting, and the old gentleman who was addressing the audlcnco was taken from tho box by tho captain of tho Army, who is a young robust man. Tim nli! mnn fluvn that ho onca uolizh- ed 100 pounds, himself, tho inferenco . being that if ho wero still as hefty as that no ono Salvationist could pull him off from a box. Tho ovangclist says that there is as much dlflcrenco between tho doctrine thoy preach and tho Salvation Army doctrlno as thero la dotween Hell and Heaven. W. C. T. U. COUNNY IMSTITUTE. Inlerestlat Sessions Held at tMehama Lecture On the "Outlook" Saturday NUM. Tho president of tho Marion County XV. 0. T. U., Mrs.lt. M Steelo,;fa a most untiring, cnorgotlc, busy woman in that cause, iter latest luoa, which was most successfully carried out, was a W. CT.l If r....il..i.n lwtl.l -A f..lt.n tl.ta u. .i.omuiu, ..urn w ..,...,, ..a J,8 oxpeneo ncc0Mt m8 heOIl CCHSOred. wook. Delegates woro n attendance from Salem, Marion, Woodbum, Turn- J An exchange says Governor Plngrco er, Scotts Mills and other places. Thero ot Michigan is taking a mudbath in lit is a largo number of campers there, tho jiium, Why don't ho stay homo and hotel is full, and overybody enjoyed tho ug0 tl0 mllj ,i,nt t,0 ,mrty paMjr8 llttV0 sessions Immensely. ' been throwing at him? Mrs. Helen Harford, state president of tho W. C. T. U will speak at tho ' hall on Court street tomorrow night at 8 o'clock, Subject: "Tho Outlook." Mrs. Harford la not a stranger In Salem and wo are fortunate to havo tho prlvllego of hearing her at this time. Special music will bo rendered. No admission. J Mrs. Harford also speaks at tho Leslie M. E. church. In South Salem, tonluht. Examined byX-Rays, N. II. French, of Frultland, who lias been in 111 health for tho past yeor wont to Albany yesterday and was examined by Dr. Hill with an x-ray. Mr. French while at work in tho timber about n year ago was Injured by a largo limb falling and Btriklng him across tho hips find is left a cripplo. Mr. French Bays Dr. Hill soon discovered that he had been injur ed about tho hip and Informed him that tho hip lono is badly shattered. Air. French had been doctoring for stomach trouble, but tho x-ray has revealed tho real caiibo of hla illness. New Catle. Tho Salem water company, la today putting In a new cahlo for power transportation from tho water power to tho pumping station. Tho old cablo has outlived its usefulness nnd will ho relegated to tho scrap pllo. Tho now cable consists of a single piece of pure manila ropo 3i inches in circumference and 0500 feet long. It was mado in San Francisco and has been kept on hand hero for some tlino in readiness for omorfconclos. Itlsqultonn undertaking to put it In placo, but Supt. Brown and his crow aro making short work of it. ;nif Orcion Arties. G, A. Rockwell has a treo in his door yard that has a flno crop nf Graveustoin apples ever seoo. hero. Tho tree is load ed to tho guards, and tho apples aro as large again as that variety usually grow, and nearly everyone sound. Whon ono of tho big follows falls from tho upper part of the treo It la apt to bring a cck morowlth It, owing to its woight and consequent force. Tho fact that tho treo Is Irrigated on tho lawn Is believed to account for tho unusual sizo of tho fruit. Arm Broken. A hay rack ride nt Scio Wcdnetday evening resulted In Mies Myers being thrown from tho wagon, roceivlog a ser ious injury of tho left arm. Ono bono was broken near tho wrist, and tho other bono was dislocated. Tho following morning Dr. Pril, of Scio, anil Dr. Hill, of Albany, adjusted the injured bones and at last accounts Misa Myers was resting better. Miss Myers ia a sister of Hon. Jeff Meyors of this city nnd Is well known here. Ice Cream Social. The ladles of tho Lutheran Church will give an ice-cream social Saturday at 7 p. in, Ico-cream and cako will bo eerv- edat the Crystal Ico-worka ooen nlr n.ir. lor. To Cleanse the System. Effectually yet gently, when costive or diiioub, to permanently ovoreomo habi- t tual constipation, to awaken the kidneys nnd liver to a healthy activity, without irritating or weakening thm tr,.i;.. I headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrupof I Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup CO JOURNAL X-RAYS Lovo me, lovo my lint. Teddy Kooso volt. 4. Don't oxhlblt yourself on Salem's streets In a Btilt of Portland clothes. 4 liryan is now accused of imltntlng Abraham Lincoln. That's treason, sure. It is suggested that cinco Collls P. Huntington Is dead tho Nicaragua canal may bo built. "McKinley will run on his record," declares Mr. Hannn. How dizr.y tho poor man will be. 4 Every S.tlomlto should do what ho or she can for Salem. Talk for your town, and buy your at goods home. Billy Mason's heated languago con cerning J. Hay should bo utilized to melt sumo of that Klondike ice. Mr. Hoot hno learned onu of tho routino duties of the war department. When ho is in doubt ho snubs General Miles. t 0. E. Chillis, a lawyer of Milwaukee insists that the trusts ate abused. Grest Scottl Do tho pcoplo still insist on tho right to breathe? llurko Cochran evidently prefers an honest Bilvor man to a sound money ' fraud, and for that reason endorses Mr. Bryan. And thero aro others. If Billy Mason continues to say mean things about Brer Hay, ho is liable to k fl , to fl d t, t "Shall wo sell guns to tho heathens?'' asks tho Nuw York Tribune. Well not right now. But as soon as things quiet down a littlo we may. Commurcu Is what wo seek now. Don't bo In too big a hurry for the cen sus reports. Tho olllco is at present trying to classify "an American citizen, of Irish parentago, who was bom on a Dutch frigate nnJer a French flag In Turkish waters." Courier Journal Senator Morgan, of Alabama, in iwo- cent intervlow saya that If ho could havo his way he would send 100,000 fresh troops to tho Philippines and transfer the 05,000 seasoned soldiers ' now thero to China. Mr. .Morgan is n 'Democrat who is evidently supporting .MciMiuoy in moro ways man ono. "Wo ore all doing n lot of talking," saya Sereno Payne, "about Issues, but the plain fact remains that with every thing elso brushed aside tho main issue Is tho KcKInley administration, and on that tho Republican parly must stand or fall," Oilier people scorned inclined to sit on It, Courier Journal. Binder Twine at tho Mitchell, Lewis & Stnver Co, biandi, ut lOJjJcents per pound. "The Proof of the Puddlnt Is In the Katlni." And tho best advertisement tho North nrn Pacific Itailway has Is in its elegant transcontinental trains, two of which run daily between Portland nnd St. Paul without chango. ono of them lelng tho famous "North Coast Limited," on which all classes of passengers are carried without extra charge. This train leaves Portland doily at 2 p. in, For a "North Coast Limited" leaflet describ ing sauio or any information apply to any Northern Pacific agent or writo A. I). Charlton, A. G. P. A., 255 Morrison street, corner Third, Portland. 8-15 5t CARBIDE ...And Other Tilings... I will toll you two pounds of Calcium Carbide for 25 cents, all ready for your bicvclo lamp. ve get it in largo lots and break It ourselves from thoimuienss chunks, hard as Hint. Wo sell those convenient "Duck car- riers for wheels at 25c They fasten un- dor the saddle. 1 ho Dexter net carrier, ho ladles' favorite, for W) cents Phoenix handlebar strung or. .,,,. ....' There's a bargain or two In men's Wheels now nn limwtrtal ot n ka. - nn Rambler at 115, and then a boy'a wheel, a 24-inch Imperial, used two weeks, 15 Thero are two ladies' Tribunes, one with tires slightly used, at a reduction in price. R.A.WIGGINS 307 CommrrrLtl It iSrSewing machines, Pianos, Organs. ' v7 1 ico. .;. rfaa Ko Need of Going to the Coast or Mountains But go to FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET STORE where tho weather is cool nnd comfortable, and whnro goods can bo bought at prices that will suit tho pocket book of nil. Havo just got in a handsome lino of wblo damask, flno hemstitched towels, butchor linens, nn elegant lino of Bilkollno8 at prices that sell them fast A comploto new lino of ladles' neckties, and pulley bolte, handkerchiefs, nnd hot weather crash skirts, paratols, fans and now dlmitlca. IN MEN'S WEAR Sir3S1S tweeds nnd other weaes, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment of trunks, v. Ileea and teleecopos, suspenders, shirts, hop pickers' gloves, n completo stock of nien'a underwear and notions, In fact full linca of overy thing kept In n well regu. la ted dry good a nud clothing store. At Friedman's New Racket Store Cor. Stato nnd Commercial Sta. Shoes sfioessis 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 $1 a pr. Large assortment of children's shoes. Come in and see our fine pulley belts, 25c each, ISADORE GREENBAUM First Door South of Postoffice. HOTELSANTIAM At Uotrolt, OroRon Now open for Summer Tourists, now house, newly furnished first-class nccoin odations. Prlco from f 1 00 to $ 1.G0 per Jay Good pack train and saddle horses i vi ready to nccomodato Tourists to ot -prings, Marion Lake, nnd Lnku I'c 'nulla nnd nil good fishing points. H Jacob, Prop. The German Market "Will bo found nil kinds of meat and tho best of sausnue. FREE DELIVERY. All hills duo tho Into firm of Wnlt & Micscke must be paid CDOL.Z & SON 171 Commercial SI. Cbap Farms AND CITY PHOPCHTY. Land from f2.u0 to $125 per ncro. We liaVe totrndoforlargoorBinall HOinCS aiiciic.. borne Small to exchange for Stock Rnnchcs Places t'omo Larcfe t0 8C" n,u' 'n'0 ns imr' w P-irmc all tracts orA good towo rilinib property. Wo Loan ,., Aloney nt0,,'ircont. bCll of all kinds on commission, StOCk Ilont l,0l,ee8 and farms, MakC ' n" k'm'8 ' Prorty, Cvz-lntirrnr lmvo " largo list of Inildn EXCnanijeS to solect from. If you Wailt tO Sell. Itent or Exchange any gliy kind of projjerty, or want Insurance, sj-(,caU nnV,eo t I nine -02 Commercial street, i-Udllo, Salem, Oregon. Bozorfh.RyaD&Co Encloso stamp for roply When writing. Northwestern Normal School and Business College fijllm nrAfl Terra opens Sett. 24. Complete courMi) of ttudy Normal, nutlneu (Vlmtn ami Ait. Kull Faculty K'tul lor circular!, oatticiurjr wont. A. J. GARLAND, A. M. Principal. TRIPLE SILVER PLATE RllCDF hskufla nial. Cream pltcbcr. "'P.e Di? Pllk Ptlclien each Butter l)lttie- . Spoon lloUlun .. Oiutor. Naiiklm Mnmt .. .a, - 12.00 1.00 zoo . .1.60 to 2 60 1 I'm to 3 00 .- Mto .73 arupoui cch. J. .. 1.25 vapou ecn. toileo poti adj.. ,, CommiiuloiiMU. Cke l)asket - - .. 2 00 2W .3UOIr m 1.60 to 2.60 Wo also do gold and nickel plating. G. A. ROBERTS, 105 Stato Street. 1-ft Old Post OfficeStables Aro large ant have reliablexattend anta. votir imn lu..,i.i i... i. . day. Good tenms for hiro. Prices rea sonable. our patronace Bolleit,l. H. M. Brown 02 Ferry Btreet. MYtmay Salem Oregon. Bottled Beer Kllngcr A Deck,Succe8sora to SouthSaltti Dottlir. Works. AH ordors for bottled beer will beflUeJ at tho brewery. Kept on cold stonute. hreo city tlollvnry. Tnleplione 2131, WHY GO HUNGRY When you can get all you want to eat nt tho imi iti? nniicu ni; Our patrons rccoivo tho best the market nffonls. Oikjh dny nnd . night. McKillop&Beikhar! 100tnteSI. Bids for Supplies. Rids nro invited on supplies for tie Oregon School for Deaf Mutes for four months, from Sept. 1st to Dec. 31, 11)00. A list will bu furnished niton nppllcation to Olayton Went. Superintendent. Is on the advisee, thoso contemplat ing building or it pairing had better do so toon and tt in on tho cronod Material floor. A carlond Star A Star shn(lri Just received, cheaper than over. D. S. BENTLEY & CO. 319 Front St. Loans and Insurance Money to lonn from 0 to 8 per cent, nccording to security no oxjiense for examination. Insuranco effected on hops and other property at lowest rate. John Moir 290 Com, st, 7.10.'JuVw LOANS AT CURRENT RATE INSURANCE REAL ESTATE BOZORTH BROS., 292 Commercial Street. Salem Ortfoa. T.H-tM WHEATANDOATSWANTED Dags furnished. Will buy or Blore. Got our prices before buying. Tillson BartletT Grain Co. Wheat Bought and Stored By tho Aurora Roller iW Branch office and warehouse 18lTrw st. botween High and Church ftrrt Buckwheat and oaU bought at WgMn market price. FRED P. HURST. 7.27-tfW TURNER MEAT MARKET J, E. Dettweiler has reopened Wi ment market at Turner and is now pre pared to give his old customer well as the new. tho choicest of me"- riTiiTii"nTgagaaaaaasa3aa; RATES ON ICE The following low rate on ice &' been agreed upon by the Capita-i, Works and Crystal Ice Work, of UiU city beginning May 10: , , ,A Confectionery stores, hotels and markets, using 100 lbs or more at a 60o per hundred ; lees than 100 lb ; Private parUea using 100 lbs or mo 76c; less than 100 lbs, lo per lb. "' sale below 10c ,, m Ice in ton lota, 7.60; hall ton, l- at the works. . ,i. Ice shipped In eccki 76c per 100, extra. " Oahtax. Ica Wotfl 6tf OlTITAL Id W0 f: r 3SSS st .yTiMiwttrtgBar.T,Tfr;rT-sE-sajaajcf3-aj;