The Daily journal., August 24, 1900, Image 4

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TRUNKS,
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ALISES,
TELESCOPES,
DRESS SUIT CASES
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT
EVER SHOWN IN SALEM
HOLVERSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem
...MORE ELK TIES...
These are the
genuine. Made
of purple satin
with handsomely
embroidered
Elk's head,
having the
letters B. P. 0. E.
worked in antlers
Carnival
Duttoni
10 cent
DALRYMPLE'S
i.
It Isn't the material that goes into your
repaired watch that results in a perfect job,
It is tlio know how that does tho business. Any bungler enn buy tlic fino kiiula o
material that I uso in repairing; hut skill ia tho moat valunlilo malorial Hint can
bo used in watch ropalrlng nnd tho bunglers can't buy it. I toll iny skill for
what it ia worth, nnd it will coat you low than buying at n lower price.
C. H. HINGES. X
WEATHER.
Tonight and Friday light rain.
Wheat Market.
Han FnANnaco, Aug. 21, Caah 105.
Chicjuio, III., Aug. 21. Sept. 7 13.,.
Halem, 40.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAD! IIV
The Sldnov Powor Co,
niuNvr, oiixaoN,
made (or family nim, ask your grocers for
it. llran and shorts alwaya on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
moNii 51.
VtVVAVVaVlXVUlVlXVl
vim liur
chase elsewhere. Wo also r.
carry an Immense stock J
of ladlci and gcntlomcus
dress shoos that wo nru
oflorlngut n big bnrgnln. J
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E. F. OSBURN. SSBKJE-JK: 3
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pLASSbS will be resumed
VL at the Sacred Heart
Academy, Tuesday Sept.
4th, l:or further information
apply to Sister Superior.
LOW BATuTwTuTfrMAlTHOAU
To 0, A. R. Encampment, Chlcaio. III., Aujust
27 loSectemterl, 1900.
For tho above occasion tho Union IV
clflo railroad will mako n special ratu of
I71.M from Portland to Chicago and ro
turn. Tickets on sale August 21 and 22
For further details concerning this
cheap ratu call on Guy M. I'uwors, agent
0. It. .V N. Co. W. W. Skinner, agent
Bo. I'rtC. Co., Balem, Or. Or address
J, II. IOTiiuop, General Agent,
1! Third Street, l'ortland, Or.
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SHOESlf
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5 Hop pickers, wo havo T
J what you want in tho
2 Hud of shoes. Hcu our V.
W. nrlcoa Ixifnro von iinr. W
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PEACHES
Send us in your order, Early Crawlords, big,
large, luscious fruit.
VACUM SELF SEALING JARS X X X
Easy to seal, easy to open absolutely safe. Call
and see them. X X X X X
Just received an invoice of the celebrated Wit
tiver Bros. Swiss cheese. XXX
TO OUR CASH CUSTOMERS
We are giying away free, a beautiful Dinner
set. Call and see us. X X X A
Rotli & Graber
rilOMI 611,
GRIPS,
We have
the Exclusive
ale of these
ties for
Salem.
Excursion Tick
els to the Carni
vals SI.60
Hound Trie.
296 Commtrclil Street.
Next Door to llolvcrson's.
't timet addiwaic V
Vr Vr tt'ttVv
The Willamette
A J.Loland, l'ortland.
Thos Iteovea, San Francisco.
J F Morrell, l'ortland.
T O Ilelbourn, Chicago.
B II Coffey, Chicago.
Sum B Goldsmith, l'ortland.
K M ItoM'nlhnl, l'ortland.
W U Jeffreas, Portland.
B Flamming, Oninhn. Neb.
J M Murphy, St Paul.
It K Camputi, Portland.
Harry F. I-oininor.
V II Morrison, Chicago.
PERSONAL.
F. It, Anson retumod from Portland
laat night.
W. T. Itigdon went to Albany laat
night on business, returning this morn,
lug.
A. I.. Ilrown, of tho Salem Water
Works Company has returned from n
buBinoes trip to Portland.
Alex I.a(olIutto, camo up from Mission
Ilottom this morning with a load of
lynches. Mr. I.a(ollotto says his loaches
lire nil gone now and that hu had a lino
crop.
Ice Cream as Usual Sunday
nt tho Crystal Ico Works. Send In your
order early. Freo delivery in tho fore
noon, 65 cuuts per gallon.
Those bargains in shoes at
Givcn's old stand will not last
always.
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64ljJs
At a school uell known for doing thor
ough work, Tho Graduates of tho
Capital Business College
Are sought by business men. Flvo dis
tinct ceurses: Huminkmh, Hiioktiiand,
Kniimhii, Pksmanmiiii' anii TvrKwjtiTiNii.
Send (or our new illustrated catalogue,
it gives lull Information concerning rates
of tuition, courses of study, etc. Address
W. I. Stalky, Principal,
Salem, Oregon,
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Cottne.
J. M. Ilonnlngton, I'ortlnnd.
S. 11. Morse, rortland.
1'. 10. Thomason, I'ortlnnd.
Mrs Walter V. Smith, Portland.
0. I). Jordan, Bt. Louis, Mo.
J. M. Forsytho, llornbrook, Cal.
Mrs J. M. Foraytho, llornbrook. Cnl.
K. A. Divine, Iloulder, Mont.
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MRS. COOK'S FUNERAL.
The At el Pioneer tail to Rest to the Tamlly
Vault.
Tho funernl of tho late Mrs. K, K.
Cooke took place Thursday afternoon
from the drat M. E. Church, which was
well filled with tho older generation of
tho city, who had known and loved the
ngptl pioneer.
Tho lloral offerings were many nnd
beautiful. Services wero conducted by
Kev. P. S. Knight, an old friend of tho
family and his remarks wero fitting nnd
appropriate to tho occasion.
Music wag furnished by a quartett
consisting of Mlsecn Lonn White and
Myro Ilnymond, Fred Wiggins and G. J.
Thomas, with Mies Genevlevo Hughes
at tho organ.
Tho pall bearers wero John G. Wright,
W. T. Slater, J. P. Frizzell, Geo. II .
Uurnett, B. P. McCornrck, M. L. Cham
berlain, P. H. Raymond and A. T. Gil
bert. Uriel services took place nt the rcaid
enco beforo the remalua were taken to
the church. From the church a large
number followed the remains to Rural
cemetery whero they wero deposited in
tho family vault, nnd the friends were
dismissed with the benediction. Among
those who came from a distance to at
tend tho funeral were Mrs. S. W. Church
and Mr. F. S. Dunning, of Portland,Mra.
W. J. Clark, of Gorvals, Mrs. N. II.
Ixtonoy, of Jefferson, Mr. and Mrs. M.
Stownrt, of Independence, Mrs, Maggie
McFadden and Miss McElroy, of F.u
gene.
A SMOOTH YOUNG MAN.
Steals Wool aal Shies It to Portland Clcirltj
Up Several Hundreds.
Last Wednesday afternoon n stranger
drovo Into Page A Steeven's livery stable
with a lino dark-colored horf-o nnd a
buckboard. Ho left tho rig to bo taken
cara of and walked out, and has not
relumed for his rig.
Tills morning Geo.F. Kglln, nCorvallis
livery man arrived in tliv city in search
of a missing lioreo and identified tho one
nbova mentioned. Thu rig had been
bird Tuesday, by u smooth young man
who seems to havo been engaged in
some transactions tnoro prolltablo to
himself than to eomo others,
Mr. Eglin says that-about Aug. 15, the
sumo chap called at his stable nnd hired
a team and drovo into tho country.
Later lie brought tho team back, paid
for it nnd left.
About this timon lot of wool nnd other
produce was stolen in that vicinity, and
the stranger ia suspected to have been
the thief. Tho produce wns taken to
Wills station and shipped to Helborn &
Co. nt Portland, nnd the ontorpris'ng
shipper is said to hnvo cleaned up three
or four hundred dollars on the deal.
The young follow gavo his name as J.
C. Wilson nnd is npparently about 11)
years oi ago. Mo is about 6 feet U
Inches In height, weighs nhout ICO
K)iindfl, and woro n brown hat and grcv
clothes.
Rev. P. A. Powell Called.
The First Christian church of this city
has extended n call to Itev. P. 0. Powell
of Missouri, as pastor of the Christian
church. Itev. Powell id n native Ore
gonlan nnd well known here, his
parents Mr. nnd Mrs. F. B. Powell of
Monmouth being highly respected pion
eers, itev. Powell was a member of tho
class of '81 of Christian collego, now tho
Oregon Stato Normal School at Mon
mouth. He nfterwurds graduated from
Lexington, Ky. university nnd lias
sluco occupied many prominent pulpits
in thu East. Ho will bo warmly
welcomed to his native statu on his ro
turn, which will be nbout tho laat of
September.
Walter Me Kee Dead.
Walter S. MoKeo, n natlvo eon, died
at his homo, nt McKee, yesterday morn
ing, tagod 33 years. Deceased wns born
at McKco, nnd was widely known nnd n
highly esteemed citizen. Ho was n con
sistent member of tho Methodist Episco
pal church, and also an activo momlier
of tho Woodmen of tho World . His father,
David A McKee, nnd five brothers and
four slstors, survive. Tho funeral will
take plaro Saturday.
A Wounded Flaier.
Itoyd Ilicliardson, who is assistant
houso physician at tho Good Samaritan
hospital in Portland, had tho misfor
tune recently ol Injuring ono of his fin
gers by eomo small ncoidend. Wood
M3iscning set in, and for n short time it
was feared that amputation ; would bo
necessary, but tho Injured memlwr is
now considered out of danger.
Will Use the Wallace Warehouse.
Tho Willamette Valley Fruit Grow
era' Association, of Koeedale. of which
II. S. Glle is tho moving spirit, has
changed its plans and will not build a
warehouse ns Intended. Instead, the
Wallace brick warehouso, in this city,
will be used by tho Asssoclatiou.
Lisa County Pioneer Dead.
David IVebler died at Lebanon on
August 20th nt tho remarkable ago of
07 years and 23 day a. Ho was tho
oldest resident in tho county. Linn
county thus loses ono of its best pion
eer citizens, ono whoao life was n credit
to tho stato as well ns to his family.
Albany Democrat,
Fire at Union Hill.
Thomas Haro, a well known farmer
from Union Hill, near Whiteakoi was
In the city today, and brings tho news
that tho residence of Jamea Decker to
gether with nil tho contents and some
inanity was entirely destroyed by lire
August 22. Tiio fire caught from the
Btoveplpe at 0 p. in, Thero was no in.
Biiranco on tho property.
Fine Time expected.
Thero will be a social tonight at the
Christian ohurch. Tho general public
nro invited, and members of tho church
aro urged to be present,
Bad BoyJ
ltoy Pugh, aged 15 years, was brought
to tho Iteform school this morning from
Portland.
When You're
Sick and
Need Medicine
The UEST ia none too good, so wo T II I N k and if you THIN K
at all you must THINK likewise. Thinking as wo do wo
handle only the UEST of everything that enters prescriptions
compounded by us. That's one point. e buy on y the
freshest medicines - that's another point. No subst ullng nt
this Btoro that's a vital point. We "know how' that e tho
Thefo -'points" should Influence you to bring your prescriptions
to us. Wo know that if you como once you'll come again.
Wo havo found that tho 1JEST. in either skill or medicine, is
nlwnys cheapest so may you, but bewnro tnai uus Knomuugu
does not como to you too late niter n fresh mound haa been
mado in tho cemetery, for Instance.
Furthermore, you'll always find at
Fry's Drug Store
Right Goods at
Rieht Prices
JOURNAL X-RAYS
And tho weather maker's predicted
rain didn't materialize. Thanks.
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Wo aro all thaukful to tho sugar trust
for not making another raise in its price.
It la to be hoied a cut in wages will
not be necessary to maintain tho com
bine Tho Oregonian Htrikes the key nolo
when it hints at the disgrace it is to su
percede Minister Conger at this critical ,
Juncture Just in order to have n ''real
'livo hero" for campaigning purposes.
No wonder that great paper is turning
its back on McKfuloyism or Hannnlsm.
Many financiers havo discovered that
2 percent, bonds nro Just CO per cent.
better for the government than I pur
cent, bonds. Abo Lincoln discovered
that greenbacks wero Juat 100 er ctnt. '
better for the government than any '
kind of bonds, but ho's a back number. I
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Tho Oregonian in its uncanny support
of McKiuleyism, has this editorial item
in its issue of AugUBt 23:
"Conger to stay at Pekfn nnd negoti
ate? Hal Who would take his place
on tho stump? Permit a real livo hero I
to abide quietly in China w lien ho can
be brought home and carted around tho
country to rnlao cheers about Itoimbli
ccn platfornis?Not If Mr. Hnnnn knows
himself."
"Slot Machine Proved to bo an Out
rageous Form of Robbery," is tho big
head in an article in the Examiner, cov
ering two pages with illustrations to
prove tho assertion. The Examiner
enys the machines ns they Ienve the fac
tory nro guaranteed to give the operator
05 er cent, the best of the bargain, the
man with tho nicklo having tho 3ft per I
cent. chance of eettinu even. Tlinnrli.1
clo Is considerable of a revelation of the
ways of tho world.
Thu following item is being published
llshc.l in many Republican papers:
"It is a settled fact that large In
demnities hi the way of territory will be
demanded by the foreign owcrs, nnd
such persons in the United Slates ns un
derstand thu Importance of commercial
interests in China have already begun
miito a campaign in tho Interest of tho
United States sccur'ng Itu share, or
"sphoru of Intlueiico" in tho settlement
of tho lata disturbances "
ft A
Tho leading editorial inThursdny'tOr
egouian attacks Mark Hanna, and says
he in "going to great lengths to elect
llrynn" (tho worst slam yet made
against tho Nebraska giant). It lays the
hard times of '03 to McKlnloy, and says
"the cause of tho hard times from '03 to
'00 was not the election of Grover Cleve
land." For that condition it says "Mr.
McKinley wbb more to blamo than Mr.
Cleveland."
A Business Woman.
Mrs. Itulli Sayre, went to Choniawa
this morning on business. Mrs, Sayre
Is now engaged In purchasing prunes
for tier eviioratcr which Is located on
her farm on South Prairie. Sho has n
number of men engnged in drying
GraveiiBtoln apples, nnd now they will
dry prunes.
A Noted Instructor.
Tho author of tho famous book, "How
to Get On," Kev. Hemard Feenly, lias
como from the Eaet to tnko the wsltion
of instructor of tho chiBsea of English
and Elocution at tho Mt. Angol college
for the coming year.
Sunday Excursion.
Tito CorvalliB and Eastern It. It. will
givu another of its popular excursions
from Albany to Newport nnd return on
next Sunday, Aug. 20. Fare for round
trip Is only (1 50. Train leaves Albany
at 7 a. in. and Newport at 5:30 p. in,
giving n good half day nt the bench.
Grand Military Tournament.
Lonci HiiANi'ii, N. J., Aug. 21. The
much anticipated military tounamout
which will close tho season's gnitles
here, opened today. Every indication
points to n grand success, President
McKlnloy is expected to attend either
today or tomorrow, ns is also Govornor
IlooMvolt. Governor Voorhees was horo
today. A tine program has been pro
vided and tho entries are more numer-
More
Second-Handers
I have sent out part of my second
hand wheels in the past few days, I
still havo that '00 Columbia nt 20, with
back pedeling brake attached, Then,
there's an Iver Johnson this season
in good shapa for f 17.60. A Pacillc will
bo In Saturday for 17.60, good tires, and
that boys' 2t inch Imperial at 1S. All
good buys, too
I sell ca'bkle 2 pounds for 26 cents.
Duck carriers for the rear of wheel 26c.
Dexter net carriers at 00c, tho Indies'
favorite. Handle bar straps 46c a pair.
12-inch foot Humus 50c and (1.00. Ma
jestic Gas I-nmps 3.00, Oil I a in pa any
old price. Got several to close out.
R.A.WIOQINS
307 Commercial St.
C3Sew!ug machines, Pianos, Organs.
xJicycies.
nEsasaaBSsesaacsaasssaasssKssii i
oils than ever beforo. Tho entries
include exhibitions of rough riding, cal
vary, Infantry and nrlillnry drills and
a serins of athletic events. Troop C.
of Urooklyn, a squadron from Company
A, New York, nnd several companies
from tho N. G. N. J. will tnko part,
besides several companies of regulars.
Senator Mark Hanna is chairman of
the reception committee. Tho nffnlr
promises to be one of society's most
brilliant fetes.
DICD.
THOMAS. At tho family home, corner
of Ilelievo and 21st streets, Salem,
Oregon, Thureday, August 23, IOC ),
nt 1 p. in., Abljah P. Thomas, aged i"
years, 3 months nnd 20 days, of
itomoch trouble.
Deceased was n native of Now York
and came to Salem from Kansas ono
year ago. Besides a wife ho leaves n son
nnd daughters, ns follews: Mrs. Allco
Iludlong, Mrs. Emma Wood, Mrs. Minnie
Comstock, John Thomas, .Salem; Mrs.
Ella Holse, Colorado Springs; Mrs. Lou
isa Willis, Huntley, Neb.; Mrs. Ida
Hash, Newtown, Mo. ; Mrs. Knto Lit
ton, Mercer, Mo. ; Mrs. Amanda Fears,
of Missouri.
The funeral took placo nt 2 p. in. to
day from tho Central Congregational
church, Kev. Henderson conducting tho
sorviccs, and intoruicnt took place in the
City View cemetery.
To Cleanse the System.
Effectually yet gently, when costive or
bilious, to iHjrmanently overcome hnnl
tual constipation, to awaken the kidneys
nnd liver to n healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening them, todispe
headaches, colds, or fevers, use Syrup of
Figs, made by the California Fig Syrup
Co.
Is on tho ndvauco,
thoso contemplat
ing building or re
pairing had better
do so toon and gel
In on tho urouud
Material
lloor. A I'.irlond Star A Star shlnghn
juat received, cheaper than eer.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Front St.
Loans and Insurance
Monoy to loan from 0 to S per cent,
according to security no expense for
examination. Insurance e flee ted on
hops nnd other property at lowest rntup.
John Moif 290 Com, st,
7-10'.f di-v.
WHEAT AND OATS WANTED
Ungs fumlahod. Will buy or store.
Get our prices before buying.
Tillson Bartlett Grain Co.
Bids for Supplies.
Uidsaro invited on supplies for the
Oregon School for Deaf Mutes for four
months, from Sept. let to Dec. 31, 1800.
A list will be furnished upon application
to Cmyio.n Wkstz.
Superintendent.
HOTELSANTIAM
At Uotrolt, OroRon
Now open for Summer Tourists, now
house, newly furnished first-class accom
odations. Prico from 1 1.00 to f 1.60 per
lav. Good pack train and saddlo hors
' virs ready to accomodate Tourists to
lol Springs, Marion Lake, and Lake
IVmolla and all good fishing points.
H, Jacob, Prop.
The German Market
Will be found all kinds of meat
and tho best of eausago. FREE
DELIVERY. All bills duo the
late linn of Wolt & Mlescke
must be paid.
DOL,Z, St SON
171 Commercial St.
RATESJN ICE
Tho lollowing low rates on ice havo
been agreed upon by the Capital Ice
orks and Crystal Ice Works, of this
city beginning .May 10:
Confectionery stores, hotels and flah
markets, using 100 lbs or more at n time
oOe per hundred ; less than 100 lbs 76c
Private parties using 100 lbs or more.
76p;hss tlian 100 lbs, lc per lb. No
sale below 10c.
Ico In ton lots, 17.60 j half tou, H.00,
at the works.
Ice shipped iu seeks 76o per 100, sacke
extra. Capital Ics Works
,"' Crystal lea Works
Old Post
OfficeStables
Are large am havo reliable attend
ants, your toara boarded by the week or
day. Good teams for hire. Prices rea
sonable. Your patronage solicited.
H. M. Brown
62 Ferrv Street.
fall Arrivals
Tho vnrious lines of clothing shown
of now customers.
1110 greatest linn
ready for you now
Ii
weights run from thote ns thin ns thought, to those as lienvy ns n nightmare v
slock of men's working nnd dress shirts, neckties nnd mulllers. An lmrnew
new Btock of felt lints. In quilts nnd blankets you enn't miss snllafattinn ..
because quality and economy nro rcrtnliillcB. Jablo linens, unmask nnd Turki.if
towels. Lndies' now ties, new, bolts skirts, umbrellnB, laco curtains, and h
hosiery, Inces, gloves nnd handkerchiefs. Trunks, vnllses nnd satchels In variet
At Friedman's
Cor. Stnto nnd Commercial Sis.
Shoes Shoes si
For Less Than Wholesale Cost.
We arc closing them out, Women that
arc going hop picking should come in and
get a pair for SI. 25, They arc 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 Postoffice.
OF GROWERS
PRO'I ECT YOUKSELb HtOM LOSS BY FIRE BY INSURING YOUR
PROPER! Y IN HIE ORIENI INSURANCE COMPANY.
THOS. BOLTON, Agent.
At the olllco of tho Journal, Salem, Oregon,
OSTEOPATHY
Definition.
0teomthy la tho wionee nf (renting
dibi-nso manually by the adjustments of
all purls and orgnns to their natural re
lation with ench other, thus removing
the irritations resulting from their ab
normal relations, and removing obstruc
tion to the vital forces and Holds of the
body ; and by Htimulnting mechanically
all organs to their proper function or
inhibiting abnormally active processes
or movements of portions of the bodily
organism. It, therefore, must hnvo for
Its foundation a thorough nnd com
prehensive knowledge of human anat
omy nnd physiology, nnd of the normal
and abnormal action nnd mctnbollsm of
all parts of the 1km) ily mechanism.
Illustration.
Oateopathv recngnlxes in man n most
perfect and intricate, and to n certain
extent, self-recuperating machine, w hlcli
with every part or organ iu its proper
loeition nnd relation with every other
part will run smoothly nnd perfectly;
and that alter replacement of parts dis
placed by accident, or any of thu various
forces Incident to its surroundings and
moxements, restoration of (unction nnd
DR. GRACE ALBRIGHT.
Graduate of American School of Osteopathy.
KA LK.M Monday, Wednesday mid Friday ; hours, I) to 11 a. m ; 1 to 4 p.
over Woller's grocoiy.
AL11ANY Tuofdny, Thursday nnd Saturdny ; hours, 0 to 12 n. m; 1 to 8 p
m., Mrs. Winn's reeldenco.
Ch?ap Farms'
AND CITY PROPERTY.
Land from I'-UW to f 125 por ai
re.
We liaYC to trade for largo or email
HOinCS Kauchet). Porno
Small to oxohnngo for Stock ltanchoa
Places Somo
Lnnrc lo B" n,u' 'x'io ns i,ar ifty
nnllio gnm11 ,raot8 or U001 towu
rarmS property. We
Money nt nml 7 ,er cont'
tjLll (if fill If I fill B nn nftitiititaatnti
"-, , """" VUiMIMDatUII
StOCK 1ent '"""sea and farms,
Mflkft of nil kinds of nrooortv.
Pvrhino-nc 'mvoa largolistol lands
EAUiangeS to solect from. If you
Want tO Poll. Kent or Kxchnngo any
Buy ki'l f property, or want
Insurance o,c-' cal1 aml se ua t
I nine 2l2 Commercial street.
LUOTlb, Salem, Oregon.
Bozorth.Ryan&Co
Hnclos.) stamp for reply
When writing.
TRIPLE SILVER PLATE
Sugar botrU unci
itm pHehM..."" I I "J-ffi
Win aa4 milk pltcben eeh Z'.'." 2.CO
ioon humowTZZ rr" I 00
-11.00
Ouaatuaioa Mia.
Cke &uku
' .-
-.2M
-J.UO to 6 00
Wa also do gold and niokel plating."
1.S0 to 2.K)
G. A. ROBERTS,
10S State btreet- 1
in Men's C
otliiiig
by us this Benson havo brought u ,
iiiimuouiui - bi, miunuiK wo iiavo ever m-i'V
n ladles- nnd gents' underwear tho variety Is KrcaT , '!
New Racket Store
Balem
Orego,,, J
health will suporvono. All reccgnlit
these conditions in the infinitely Icti
complex time-piece, driven by a epritf
of human make; why do e not w
them also iu the mechanical body, (lif
erent only in that it Is driven It tU
God-glveu spring ol force, called lift'
Diseases.
Treated successfully by OeteoMtlj,
Nervous, resulting in beauacho, Imob
nin, I-osB of Appetite, Loss of Fltih,
Constipation in its worst forms, itomtch
nnd liver troubles, many kidney ill
orders, consumption in its llrat itapti,
Asthma, Catnrrh, lironchltis, Tooiliitii,
l'emnlo dlsenses, painful, BiipprMew,
nnd incrensed Menses. Tho reiulti la
theso troubles nlono nro sufficient to
recommend tho trentment to all wff
ing women, Rheumatism in all IU
forms, eye troubles, give excellent re
sults, lumbago, curvntures of spine, tl.
Coasultatloa Free.
My prevloua prnetico has given me i
wide experience in Hie many formi
disease and I will give nu honest opln on
of cases coming to mo for coniulutiM
or trentment.
Bottlel Beer
Kllnger Ueck,Successors to SoutbSjks
Uottlir. Worm
All orders for bottled boer will be tW
nt tlie brewery. Kept on cold tUni
Kreo city delivery. Telephone 3131.
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you can get all you wt
to cai hi tne
V IT
Our patrons receive tho best tt
market affords. Open JX ,ml
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
106 inte St.
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mills
Branch office and warehouse 184 Tr
st. between High and Church ;tw
Iluckwheat and oaU bought nt M0"
market price.
FRED P.
HURST,
7.27-ti
LOAN 3
AT CURRENT RATI!
INSURANCE
REAL ESTATE
BOZORTH BROS.,
292 Commercial Street. Sikm Ofjii
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Orecoa
Term oas Sett. U.
Complet coune of itudy Norah'iittit
Oommou School. Hlh acbool, EtoeuHS? w'
uU Art. Kull faculty. 6ititcu1
Send lor circular.
A. J. CARUND, A. M- PrUtU"-
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