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TRUNKS,
VALISES, GRIPS,
TELESCOPES,
DRESS SUIT CASES
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
EVER SHOWN IN SALEM
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H'OLYBRSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
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Genuine
The demand (or thoao handsomely embroidered
Purple Elk Tlos was greater than we anticipated,
bat thanks to tho
"TELEGRAPH AND QUICK TRANSPORTATION"
A LARGE SHIPMENT WILL ARRIVE TOMORROW
tJW Fall in lino and near an Elk tie.
"ETC
BUttOflS
to cents
Etch.
DALRYMPLE'S
'-"' ' It Isn't the material that goes
repaired watch
JlMf'-i f -
'i' It is the know how that does tho business. Any bungler can buy the flno kinds o
.' malorlal that I uso in ropalringj but skill Is tho most valuablo matorial that can
J1 ''"be used in watch repairing and tho bunglers enn't buy It. I Bell my skill (or
11 ' (' ' ' what" it is worth, and it will cost you less than buying at a lowor price.
,..!., P' tl HINfSFQ X 296 Commerclil Street.
j. H. IllHUEO. ' Next Door to llolvmon's.
WEATHER.
Tonight and Thursday (air. Warmer
ii ,, i Thursday.
"'. Wheat Market
it .
Ham Ftuxnsro, Aug. 22. Cash 102J$.
OittOAOO. 111., Aug. 22. Sept. 73,'..
1 Balem, 45.
tl :
GOLD DUST FLOUR
HAD! Br
The Sldnev Power Co,
amNKT, oiiKaoN.
i. ' made (or lamlly uso, ask your grocers (or
ir ' Jt. llran and shorts always ou hand,
.; A. T, WALN, AGENT,
ntoNi 51.
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gSHOESlJ
Hop pickers, wo havo
what you want in tho
lino of shoos. Boo our
prices before you pur
chase elsewhere. Wo oIho
carry an immense stock
o( Indies and gentlemens
dross shoos that wo are
offering at n big bargain.
E. F. OSBURN, WorU t
r.
r" TLASSbS will be resumed
??." VL at the Sacred Heart
f'JL , Academy, Tuesday Sept.
4 - 4th, For further information
1 apply to Sister Superior.
TOW BATH MaTu. P. HAiIrOAD
ToC.A. H.Cacsmtmtat. Cbksto. III., Auiutt
27toSetteaiterl,1900.
For tho nbovo occasion the Union IV
clllc railroad will make n sptclal rate of
(71.60 Irom Portland to Chicago and re
turn. Tickets on sale August 21 and 22
For further details concerning this
cheap rate rail on Guy M. rowers, agent
(). It. A N. Co. W. W. Skinner, agent
Bo. I'ac, Co., Balem, Or. Or address
J. II. tiiuoi', General Agent,
139 Third Street, 1'ortlinui, Or.
7 31 eod td
pPEACHES
Send us in your order,
large, luscious fruit.
VACUM SELF SEALING JARS
Easy to seal, easy to open-absolutely safe. Call
and see them. X X XXX
Just received an invoice of the celebrated Wit
tiver Bros. Swiss cheese. XXX
TO OUR CASH CUSTOMERS
We are giying away
set. Call and see us.
A&si
Rotti St
JMHY;
ruoNi 611,
Elk Ties
Tickets to Portland'
Elk's CtiolvaUt
this Store
$1.60.
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into your
that results in a Iperfect job,
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Cottste.
Miss Mnudo McDonough, Portland,
C It Nicholson, Portland.
W 8 Berdan. Jr. Portland.
Mrs. Mary I'lcrson, Klamath Falls.
Ilruco lirior, Portland.
P E Thomason, Portland.
Geo Hovondnn, Hubbard.
DrGraeu Albright, Albany.
The Willamette
T. J. Murnby. Portland.
Geo. llorcnardt, San Francisco.
A. F, Lowls, I-n Grando.
Mrs. A. F. Lewis, La Grando.
Wm. Hunsakor, I.n Grando.
Mrs. Win. Hunsaker, La Grando.
Wm. Summer, Portland.
E. F. Hitchcock, Portland.
II. 8. McCutchan, Portland.
II. E. llalanco, San Francisco.
Juo. 8. Meek, Portland.
II. G. Smith, Portland.
I 0. Fislier, Grants Pass.
J. F. Moore, Seattle.
F. II. Harris, Ban Francisco,
SLRVICES TOMORROW.
Funeral of Mrs. E.N. Cooke -at the. First M. E
Church st 2 P. M.
Tho (unoral ol Mrs. E. N. Cooke will
take placo tomorrow, Thursday, word
having boon received (mm the grand
daughter, Mrs. J. I). McOully, at Jo
soph, Or., that tho illness of her hus
band would prevent their attendance.
Services will bo conducted by Rev. P.
8. Knight at 2 p, in., nt tho First M. E.
church, tho Episcopal church boinir too
small to accommodate tho number who
wllldoslro toboprosont. Tho remains
will be laid to rest In tho family vault In
Hural cemetery.
Tho casket will not be opened at the
church. I'riemls desiring to view the
features of the deceased lady will be
permitted to do so at the residence to
day. riacd for Pollutlnj the River.
This morning Constable John Lewis
brought beforo Justice O'Donald a man
named John Huffman, charged with
throwing dead swine Into the river a few
tulles north o( tho city. Mr. I luff man
did not know there was a law against
such an act. and plead iruiltv. Ho was
given a minimum lino, and his case
slioulU serve to prevent others from con!
tnlttlng similar offences.
PERSONAL."
Chas. I-onon and Hoy Davis left this
afternoon (or ABtorla whero they will at
tend the Water Carnival.
Early Crawlords, big,
X
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free, a beautiful Dinner
X X X x
Graber
12J stats st.
THE ELKS EXCURSION
UNDER THE AUSPICES OF SALEM LODGE
NO. 336, ON SEPT. 6, 7, AND 8.
Special Cars, Elks Band, New Uniforms sad
Plenty of Eathuslsjm Wilt Insure
a Good Time.
THE Elks Ex
cursion from this
city to Portland on
Setp. 0, 7, anil 8,
promises to bo a
grand affair. Salem
Lodgo No. 330 have
hold of tho matter
wi'h tho energy (or which tho ElkB nro
noted, and nothing will bo lelt un-
dono to mako tho excursion tho popular
event of tho season.
Tho Salem lodgo will placo 300 tickets
on salo at different places in town in a
few days. Tlieeo will ho good (or throe
days, August 0, 7 and 8, and tho prlco
has been put down to the ridiculously
low llgtiro of $1.00 (or tho round trip.
Tho tlirco days covered by the ex
cursion will bo tho best of tho Portland
Street Fair and carnival which will bo
held from Sept. 4th to lGtli inclusive.
Thursday, tho Oth is "Elks Day," and
tho Elks parade and prlzo drill will tako
placo on that day. Tho tallest, shortest,
fattest and leanest elks will bo on exhibi
tion. Tho competion (or tho prizes be
tween tho different lodites will bo keen.
Lodges front Butte, ltolsc, Spokane,
Walla Walla, Pendleton, Tncotna,
Seattle Roseburg and other points will
compote, and tho Salem lodge will mako
them huBtlo.
This lodge has nearly two hundred
members. One hundred uniforms havo
been ordered, and a band of sixteen
pieces has beenorganizod, composed of
Elks only.
Friday at tho street (air will bo Wo
man's day, and tho Queen of Flowers
will reign.
Saturday will bo Commercial Travel
ers' Day and tho ubiquitous drummer
will make a showing (or his profession.
Tho excursion will tako in these thrco
days. Special cars will bo provided (or
tho advance purchasers of tho 300
tickets which will bo placed on salo by
tho Salotn lodgo, and thoso cars will bo
decorated with Elks' colors and em
blems. Thcro 1b no doubt that tho excursion
will bo well patronized and will
reflect credit on Salem Lodgo No. 330
15. P. 0. Elks.
DICYCLE THIEF CAPTURED.
Wanted In Ore ton City. Gives Many Aliases
and Different Stories.
Chief of police Charley Hums of Or
egon City came up today nftor a young
fellow who Is wanted in Oregon City for
the theft of a bicycle.
Tho follow was In town yesterday try
lug to sell tho wheel here, but got out
of town, going north boforo Chief of
Police Glbsou got onto his curves. Tho
Chief then phoned to Gervais and the
constable thorn gatbored. up
the thief on his arrival. Ho no
Med Gibson who nt onco phoned
to Oregon city, n'ld Chief Hums board
ed tho southbound overland this morn
ing. He picked up his man at Go.'vais
and brought him to Salem (or identifica
tion and to recover tho wheel, which
the fellow did not tako to Gervais with
him, claiming that he had thrown it in
tho brush near Choinawa.
After dinner ho was taken out by
team to recover the wheel nnd was to bo
taken to Oregon City on tho I o'clock
train,
After the team was hitched up ho
changed his tnlo and said ho had left the
wheel In Portland, but as he had one
hero yesterday his first story was deemed
worthy ot investigation. Ho has given
a different name whenever asked and 1b
evidently a would-be tough.
COMMERCIAL STREET BRIDGE
Will Be Put In Order for the Passaic of Teams
at Once.
Tho action taken by the city council
last evening will result in tho I mined I-
nto repair of tho Commercial street
bridge over North Mill creek.
Tho committeo on streets and public
projHirty, to whom tho matter was re
ferred, consulted this morning with
County Judgo Scott and Superintendent
Lambrlth, of the street car company,
and with 0. F. Itoya), the brldgo
builder.
Arrangements woro made whereby
Mr. Itoyal will strengthen the iwo weak
spaus with piling and lay down a road
way 11! (eet in width clear of tho car
track, putting tho bridge in good order
(or teams, at an oxponse of $150.
A Coll Medli Machine.
"Tho Chicago" typewriter, (or which
E. I- King, of Albany, is general agent
(or tho State of Oregon, has been award
ed tho gold medal at tho Paris exposi
tion, as per a dispatch received today.
This machlnu is representek in Salem
by Clyde Brock, at tho Capital Nation
al bank. Ho has sold several of them
among business and professional men,
and all are pleased with their invest
ment. It sells for 35, and is equal to
the more expensive machines, besides
being much tnoro convenient in size.
la Prolate Coutt.
Tho final account ol E.Shott, executor
of last will and testament ot S, Ucck, de
ceased has been allowed ' and executor
dhcharged,
Mrs. Emellno A Marsh has been ap
pointed guardian ot tho person and es
tate of Miles L. Marsh, her minor child,
(or the purpose of having tho equity in
terest of said minor child in a certain 10
acre tract of land,
A Divorce Suit.
Eliza Ahlhauser lias commenced suit
(or divorce In Dept. No, !! of the circuit
court, against Henry Ahlhauser to whom
alio was married in 1BS1. She al
leges intctuperanco and (ailuro to pro
vide, A. 0. Condit is attorney (or tU'n-tifl
P
When You're
Sick and
Need Medicine
The UEST is none too good, so wo T II I N k and if you THIN K
at all you must THINK likewise. Thinking as we do we
handle-only tho DEST of everything that enters preedrip ions
compounded by us. That's one point. o buy on y the
freshest medicines that's another point. No subst tuting at
this store that's n vital point. We "know how"-that s the
main point. . , . ,,
These tHiints" should Iniluenco you to bring your prescriptions
to us. Wo know that If you como once you'll come again.
Wo havo found that tho UEST. In either skill or mediclno. Is
always cheapest so may you, but bounro thnt this knowledge
does not como to you too lato after a fresh mound has Deeii
mado In tho cemetery, for instance.
Furthermore, you'll always llnd at
Fry's Drug Store
Right Goods at
Right Prices
CITY COUNCIL ACTS
TELEPHONES WILL PAY A LICENE FEE
OF 5 CENTS A MOMTII.
The Steel Bridie and the Bridie On North
Mill Cteek Will De Pnt In
Order.
Tho city council met on Tuesday
evening in regular session, Aldermen
Burrows and Gesner being tho only ab
seutes. Several Important matters wero acted
upon, Including the passage of the new
tolephone ordinance, which imposes a
monthly liconse fee of G cents ou each
telephono in ubo in tho city.
The matter of repairing tho planking
of tho steel bridge was referred to tho
committee on Streets nnd Public Prop
erty with tho power to act in conjunc
tion with tho county courts of Marlon
and Polk counties.
To tho saino committeo was referred a
petition for tho opening of the Commer
cial street bridgo across North Mill
crook with power to act with the county
court and tho street car company.
Two bids were received for furnishing
IS tons of cheat hay for thu flro depart
ment. Brewster & Whlto offered it at
17.50 per ton, nnd I). S. Bentley & Co.
at (0.-15, tho latter getting tho contract.
A potitlon for a Ore hydrant at tho
cornorof High nnd Division streets uas
referred to the above-named committee.
A petition from T. Nelson for n liquor
license was referred to tho proper com
mitteo and n licenee was ordered issued
to Mol. Hamilton.
A potitlon was received from property
owners asking that tho sower, In block
No 2. be assumed by tho city. Street
commissioner Frizz 11 was called tion
and stated thnt this sewer was well con
structed but not in gooJ order. Ho ox-
plained tho status of the sen cr which
was that of a good many others which
had been constructed by private parties
before tho city had u souorngo system,
nnd in his opinion nil these Bowers ought
to ba assumed by tho city. There was
no manhole at tho junction with tho
main sewer. Too council evidently
thought that tho sewer should bo put In
good order beforo tho city would assume
control and the motion to accept was
voted down. A motion was then enrried
that when the sewer should bo opened
up and a proper man-holo constructed,
subject to approval of tho street com
missioner, tho council would accept tho
sower.
A request from A. N. Moorcs
that Wilbur Hill, nightwntch
man at tho saw mill bo npio!nted a
Bpccial policeman, was neted on favor
ably. The recorder was directed to tako stops
(or tho immediate collection of tho
steamboat license, which has not, so far,
been paid,
Aldorman Grlswold moved that tho
army hall he leafed to tl 0 militia (or
one year, at $30 per mouth, they are to
furnish lights and fuel. Carried.
Bills Ordered Paid.
Perry A Co 8 81
Salem Water Co 1)1-18
Patton Bros "0
Gilbert & Baker 2 10
Ore Tel A Telp Co 50
Diequo A Sklpton CO
PJ Larson 3 00
II K Moores & Co 50
Brewster A White 3 35
BrowsterA Whitu -t 00
Salem LAT Co 221 73
AG Long 1 15
A J Baeov 3 30
Salem Gas Co 18 35
Salem Gas Co 4 -to
John Otto.
I 02
A J Campbell.. .
Clem Lewis
JP Veatch
A J Campbell ....
Grlswold AChaso.
75
3 00
02
5 25
2 75
To Cleanse the System.
Effectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, to permanently overcome haul-
tual constipation, to awaken tho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, todispo
headaches, colds, or levers, uso Syrup o(
Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
Binder Twine
at the Mitchell, Lewis A Staver Co.
branch, at 10icent8 per pound.
"The Proof or the Puddlni Is In the Eallnr."
And tho best advertisement iho North
ern Pad tic Hallway has is in its elegaut
transcontinental train, two ot which run
dally between Portland awl St. Paul
without change, one of them being tho
famous "North Coast Limited," on
which all i'lnim of nauxni-nm nm irrl.
od without extra charge. This train
leaves Portland dally at 2 p. m. For a
'North Coast Limited"kUlet describing
same or any information apply to any
Northern PacWc agent or write A. 1).
Charlton, A. G. P. A S65 Morrison
street, comer Thlnl, Portlaud. 8-SS 5t
One Lkense.
County Clerk Hall has issued a mar
riago license (or Louis Kobert nnd Miss
Maude Lamcu, Walter N. Lenon autiug
as witness.
To the Asylum.
Sheriff Kelly of Waoo county, brought
a lady to the Hospital (or Insane today
(or treatment.
Marlon Items
William Frish has been laid up with n
sprained ankle (or tho last week, but is
improving slowly nnd his many friends
wish him a speedy recovery.
But little threshing has been dono in
this immediate neighborhood. Wheat is
running from 3 to 10 bushels nnd tho
average is about 0 or 7 bushels per aero.
Oats aro turning out somewhat bolter
than wheat.
It. T. Bay starts his dryer Tuesday
evening and 11. F, Illnshnw will start
his in n few days. Both dryers will havo
a full run this season.
Jasper Cook A Son nro closing out
their storo hero nnd with their families
will go to Canby where they will mako
their futuro home, having already
bought out a store there to which they
will add their stock. Their many friends
here wiBh them the greatest success in
their now homo but all very much re
gret tho loss of them (rem this communl
ty. They havo conducted thoir business
here In n satisfactory manner to nil their
patrons nnd (rionds.
I. J. Cook has Bold his houso and lot
bets to Mr. Ashby, tho S. P. Aget't for
$200.
Mr. H. A. illnshnw tho S. P. ngont
at Cnnby with his family visited with
their parents hero for a week and with
B.F.Hinshnwhnvo been spending tho last
week at Sen Side below ABtorla. B,
F. Illnshnw is expected homo Tuesday
evening.
Frank Sesbo nnd wife wln havo been
visiting Frank's parents here for the last
week returned to their home In Portland
Inst Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ses aro conducting thu
Ola hotel in Marion, success to them.
Dr. Arnold who has been stopping
with his hrothur-In-lnw, Wm. Morgan,
on the hill, with his wife left last week
for South Dakota whero they make thoir
future home.
Mr. Tracy who is hauling railroad
wook hero in crossing tho track near tho
depot on Monday, one of his horses
Blipped one foot between tho rails and
tho brlkglng between tho rails by which
ho was thrown to tho ground and
miraculously escaped a broken leg. The
foot was loosened by raising the plank
with but a Blight Bpraln.
N.O. Morris, his daughter, Lizzy, Mrs,
Flora Cook nnd Mrs. Win. Webb at
tended the Frlonda' quarto-ly meeting.
nt Scotts Mills, on tho 18th and 10th
and returned homo on Monday.
A. B. George, who has been laid up
for two weeks, is able to be about again.
New Route to the East,
Now equipment, solid trains, wide vesti
bules. For particulars call on or nddress
B. II. TitUMiiUM.. Com'l Air't.
8 0tf 142 Third St., Portland Oro
Standards
In the mist few-
days wo have
sold Standards
Still Lead h
to two Salem
ressmnkers
l!eshohava
used machines for years and know the
virtues ami mints or most of tlio popu
lar mnkes.
Hero's tho rotary motion, nnd tho
large bobbin, nnd thu easy running, and
the noiseless, and tho positive feed, ami
the chain or lock stitch, and the HIGH
SPEED, all combined in one machine
a machlnu that many Salem ladies havo
UBed for from 7 to 10 years, neer spend
ing 5 rents on it.
High Speed?
Yea sews 0 stitches in one treadle
motion that's enough Isn't it? Moat
others sew 3 to -i.
Saves Time?
Well yos. Count it yourself. See tho
time you save in n day.
lairgo factories know this. Some
havo thrown out all others and put in
as many as 300 Standard rotarlee.
RA.WIGGINS
307 Commercial St.
e"PowIng tnachlnos, Pianos, Organs.
Bicycles.
RATES ON ICE
The following low rates on no havo
been agreed upon by the Capital Ice
orks and Crystal Ico Works, ol this
city beginning Slay 10:
Confectionery stores, hotels and fish
markets, using 100 lbs or moro at a time
6O0 per hundred i less than 10O lbs 75c.
Privato parties using 100 lbs or more,
76p;less than 100 lbs, 1c per lb. No
salo below 10c.
Ice lu ton lots, 7.50 half ton, tLOO,
at the works. '
Ico ahipnl in sacks 75c per 100, sarkB
"iff OArtTAL ICK WOBKS
B" Obvstai. Ic Works
Old Post
OfficeStables
0 ..... ..,w .wt.Mu.a nuciiu-
ants, your tosm boarded by the week or
day. Good teams (or hire. Prices rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferry Street.
h Need of Going td
the Coast orJYIountains
But go to FRIEDMAN'S NEW BACKET STORE whero tho weather Is cool an I
comfortable, and whoro goods can bo bought at prices that will BUlt the pocket
book of all. Havo just got in n handsome line of tablo dnmnsk, flno hoinstltclii.il
towels, butcher linens, an elegant lino of Bllkolinos at prices thnt sell them fait
A comploto new linn of Indies' neckties, nnd pulley bolts, handkerchiefs, and hot
weather crash Bklrts, pnrapols, fans and now dimities.
IN MEN'S WEAR rtH;S
tweeds nnd other weaves, neckties, collars, also a largo assortment of trunks va
lltes and telescopes, suspouderfl, shirts, hop pickers' gloyes, a comploto stock el
men's underwear nnd notloiiB, in fact full lines of everything kept in n well reim
lnted dry goods and clothing Btoro. "
At Friedman's New Racket Store
Cor. Stalo and Commercial Sts.
g)006 w
For Less Than Wholesale Cost.
We arc closing them out, Women that
are going hop picking should come in and
get a pair for $125, They are good stock,
not trashi We also have some for $1 a pi,
Large assortment of children's shoes, Come
in and see our fine pulley belts, 25c each,
ISADORE GREENBAUM
First Door South of Postoffice.
OF GROWERS
PROTECT YOUKSfiLI- FROM LOSS BY FIRE BY INSURING YOUR
PROPERTY IN THE ORIENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
THOS. BOLTON, Agent.
At the ollk-e of the Journal, Salem, Oregon.
At Detroit, OroKon
Now open for Summer Tourists, now
house, newly furnished flrsMassarcom
odntions. Price from $1.00 to fl.50 !er
dav. Good pack train and snddio horses
i' sura ready to accomodate Tourists to
Jot springs, Marlon Lake, and I.nko
I'nmella and nil good Hulling point?.
H Jacob, Prop.
The German Market
Will bo found nil kinds of meat
and the best of sausage. FItKK
DKLIVKItY. All bills duo tho
late firm of Wnlt A Mlescke
must bo paid.
030LZ, Sl SON
171 Commercial St.
Cbap Farms
AMD CITY PHOPERTY.
Lailfj from tOO to $125 per acre.
We liaVe to trade for largo or small
HOmCS K"-,liw. Some
Small to oxohange (or Stock Uanches
Places b0'"
Large t0 8t'" aml talu ns i,art pay
Pirrnc 8ma11 ,raot.8.. or H001' ,0w
rai lllb property. Wo
Loan . n , ,
Aloney n IH)r ccnt
o . ?! al1. klm,R on commission,
StOCK Uont "ouses and (arms,
Alake ?' a" k,l"la ' property,
pYrh-ino-nc 'iavo a '"gollstof lands
EAUIdllgeS to select (rom. K you
Want tO Sell, Ront or Exchnngo any
Bliy ki,ul ' property, or want
Insurance, ?' "" ni us nt
I nine rT Commercial street,
LUtHlb, Salem, Oregon.
Bozopfh,Ryan&Co
Enclose stamp for reply
Whon writing.
TURNER MEAT MARKET
J, E. I)ettwoiler has reopened his
meat market at Turner and is now pro
pared to give his old customers as
well as tho new. the choicest of meats.
. -H-lflt
TRIPLE SILYER PLATE
ftistrbowu sob.
I'fMlUl tdthi.hi
ti.oe
Wipe ml milk piTwera eiiju.""
l.ou
zoo
l.to to t jo
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Nai'klm RIbk r ot
tt tup oui east) .
lou
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Ifiroiiol each..!!
Cke Buku
fU.il
-1.S0 to 2.W
Wo also do gold and nickel plating.
G. A, ROBERTS,
OS Stnto btreet. t-e
Salem Oregon.
noes snots
Bottled Beer
Kllngerft Ileck,Successoia to SoulhSjIem
Bottling VVoikf,
All nrilnrn for hnttliul tioor ivlit tw fllW
at the brewery. Kept nil cold ttov
Trtu) tti, flulltinpw r,ilotli,,ifk 9191
i,-i ...f m,iii, .J. ' I '
WHY GO HUNGR1
When you can got all you want
to cat at the
WlllTIi HUUSE R1STAMI
Our patrons receive tho best tie
market affords. Open day JtnJ
night.
IMillop & Berkharf
100 tato St.
Bids for Supplies.
IIIiIh nrn invitml nn minnlies for thl
Oregon School for I)ea( Mutes for foai
montliB, from Bept. 1st to wee. at, ""
A list will bu furnished upon application
to Clavtos Wiwrt.
SuperlntendVnt.
Building
Material
Is on the 3r,
those contttW1,
ing building or te
pairing tauf WW
do so soon snJ (
In on the jroopl
floor. A cnrlond Star A Star ehiM
just received, cheaper than ever.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO,
319 Front St.
Loans and Insurance
.Money to loan-from 0 to 8 1 "J"
according to security no Ml01?
examination. Insurance effectw
limm ami ntlinr .,rnn..rv al lnWSSt tt
John Moir 290 Com, i
- .a, Mil
MO-'il"
LOANS
AT CURRENT RATE
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BOZORTH BROS..
292 ConmcrtUI Street. Silea WjiJ
WHEAT AND OATS WANTEOj
Hags (urnlshed. Will buy or it"
Get our prices beforo buying.
Tillson BartietT GrainJ?
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mil"
Branch ofllco nnd warehouse 18 J A
st. between High and Church iw
Buckwheat and oats bought t "'
market price.
FRED P.
HURST.,.,
7.-"-
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School and Business Co I
Term open Sept. 24.
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tkaii tor ctrcuUrs.
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