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Hop Yard Jackets
Sj0, We have a lot of J ackets which
f formerly sold for fll 50 to 10
V J each, but they ar a little off
" style have bi Jf"" "'
sleeves which you can change " f J
you care for style and any AriMfJr faJir
.- v one of the lot goes at 50 cents.
CCr Think of It-- Good, Warm, Cftr
3UL Servlcable Jackets for 50c Jvv
HOLYBRSON'S
The Big Bargain House of Salem.
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Good
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S of the
The
stock is
$16.00.
There are a treat many trice
It Is a low triced l umbrella or
always defend upon Its telnt
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Scientific
WEATHER.
Fair Thursday night and l'rlihy
Wheat Market,
Ham Francisco, Kept. Ill, Ctuli 105.
Oiiicaoo, III., Sept. HI. Bopt. 757J .
Salem, 4'J.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MADK II V
Tho Sidrtov Powor Co.
MIDNltV, OIIUUON,
in ado for family tiso, nsk your Krocors for
it. Uriui and Bhorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT,
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SHOES!
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"DO YOU WANT SOME
THING THAT IS NEAT,
AND THAT WILL WEAK
IN SHOES?" IP SO SEE
OUR HAMILTON BROWN
SHOES. FOR WEAR AND
STYLE THEY ARE 3C
STANDARD. FOR A) X
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Bottled Beer
Kllnter A Ucck,tuccrMois to SouthSalern
Iloulir.4 Works
Allortlera for bottled beer will bo filled
At tho brewery. Kept on mid storaKti.
Kroa city deliver? Telephone 21.11
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TWaESIW- "OPOJDIjSLir
Byers Best Eastern Oregon
Family Flour
Once tried always used
Every sack guaranteed
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We carry a yei y exttntlve line of Armour s
DRIED SLICED HEUF
VEAL LOAF
STAR HAM
SLICED UACON
Use Armour Hams anj
floe Urcakfast Ua(on
They ate fine
None tetter la the market
We recommend these goods as
Remember the ditties we are
Call la and tee tbeut.
Roth &
lMOM 611 ISM
3MC F I. JET SB. I
Values in
best sorts.
cheapest umbrella in this
50c the most expensive is
steps between, but whether
a filth priced one, you can
a worthy umbrella, : : :
3MC JE X- 3ES ' 35
Vacation Time is Past
nnd onco tnoro you linvo to actllo down
to your UBiial nvocution. U'h tlmo now
(or woddlntrs nml nil sorts ol festivities.
Wo aro ready for Ilium All, Watches,
clocks, jottefry of mntiy kinds for k'Hh.
Wo havu tlnio to bu courteous, nnd timo
nnd disposition to treat you fairly overy
unv.
Watches cleaned 75c.
Main snrinus 75c.
Wo havo only ono storu bo hoo tlio
natno mid nuinuor to avoid inteiaKO.
296 Commercial Street.
Next Door to tlolvcrton't.
Optician
Cottaie,
.1 Treato, Kosohurtr.
CluiH 11 Whiting, 1'ortl.tud.
O W Unlock, Inland.
Miles Carter, (.eland.
.Itilitin l'omrenku, Ixiland.
llnhert rltnltli, rortlnntl.
V .1 Carly, IaiImiioii.
Mlts Julia Thompson, Lebanon.
Will It Klne, Ontnrio.
W II Clark, Han Francisco.
1) 1) Wnrmsloy, l'ulouso City, Wn.
1' KThomason. MoMinuvlllu.
Willamette.
A. F Green, Portland Or.
Ham H, Goldsmith, Portland, Or.
fioo. A. Crulx' Hnit KrauclHco,
W. V. Furbish, Ht. Unls. Mo.
Jno. (J. Ilawo, Detroit, Mich.
M. I Allov ami family. Wallace, Wash.
II. (1. McKlnlev, I.a Crowns Win.
IA M. Confer, Washington.
O, II. Hpranni!, l'orlland.
It. II, Htcovim, Syracuse. N. Y,
rims. M. lloiiuli, Ht. I'aui, Minn.
II. ltohlnuou, New York.
Oe. K, lluiton, Han Kronelsco,
PERSONAL.
Mayor lllshop wont to Portland )es
tenia. Dr. I). Klrby, of Kutorprise, 1h In tho
city.
Chan. .lory, ol Htockton, Cul., starttd
homo toliiy, after a viit with bin father
in South Salem.
Millard IIIII bus returned from a visit
with friends at Woodburu ami Hilvertou.
A pnrty 1'otisIntliiK of Mrs. K.I, 1 1 lb
bard, l)r L. K. Illbbard, Dr. llronton
ami .1. U Hicks started f. r lluma
Carey F Martin has ro turned from h
trip to Hhurmau county, and reports
that suction in n piwporous condition.
Millard While, of Hiekreul. was In
the city this city Ibis morning on busi
ness. Ilo rebuts everything iu Folk
county delnijM oil and says they will all
bo through hopplcklut! by tho middle of
next week.
Tbomaa McDonald, who for a number
of years was employed at thulliickuiUoln
ciur fnctory,iH in the city lor a few days.
to give satisfaction.
meat
LUNCH IONC.UE
LAMBS TONGUE
BONED IURKEY
BONED CHICKEN
ARMOUR'S LARD
MINCED HAM
SUMMER SAUSAGE
being strictly first-class
tlvlnc away free.
Graber
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tibffiH m mls.a Y
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J. 13. T. Tuthlll and family hnvo ro
turned from a visit In San Francleco.
Mrs, F. M. Strickland, of Looking,
glass; Douglas county, Is vleitlng her
daughter Mrs. Mark Montgomery.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Murphy went to
Portland last evening.
Mr. nnd Mrs. J. F. Stalger returned
from Woodburu last evening after at
tending tho funernl of Mrs Htuigur's
mother.
Miss May Golden returned from a
visit iu Portland Inst night.
lieu Irving and J, O. Carson went to
Portland this morning.
Dr. E. G. Klrby, of F.lgin, Or., form
orly of this city, who bus spent n few
days hero, returned homo this morning.
Will U. King, of Eastern Oregon, ex
enndidnto for governor on tho Union
ticket, and chairman of the statu cenUal
committee) of tho Peoplo'n party, was Iu
tho city today.
Midweek Services.
Week day services will bo held on
Friday evenings at Ht. Paul's F.phcopal
uchrcb nt 7 :30 p. in. with short nddroes
08 by Dr. Hcoyvll tho joctor.
Dryer Fire.
A report has reached this city that n
pruno dryer on tho Peterson farm oast
ot Macleay was burned Tuesday, entail
lug a loss of about (150.
Old Post Olllco Saloon opposite tho
hotel Willamette handles tho famous
Albany beer. Albany beer is free from
poisonous ingredients. T. Nelson, Prop,
8.''t ltn
Saloon for Sale.
A good saloon business, bar and fix
tures, slock of liipiors, Icaso on building,
etc, in town of Woodburu, for sale cheap.
Must bu sold to ncttlo up estate of H.
Heck, deceased. Address or call on
Klingor & Peek, Salem, Oregon. 8'28tf,
Peace Declared
Why dovote nil your titno reading
tho Hour War and tho Gold Fields of
Alaska? Tboro nro other mnttora o
vital importance; you may make u trip
East, nnd will want to know bow to
travel. In order to hnvo tho bunt ser
vice, uso tho Wisconsin Central ley.,
I'Ttwouii Ht. Paul nnd Chicago, tor
tea nnu other Information, write Jan
A. Clock, General Agent, Portland, Ore
An Evenlnf Runaway.
Wednesday evening tho driving horse
belonging to F. E. Hbnfor' became fright
ened vhllo Mrs. Hhafcr was unhitching
him from thu buggy nt their residence
in Capital Park Addition, and ran away
but was caught near tho State House.
Tho animal was partly unhitched and
In running out of tho yard thu buggy
struck tho gate post breaking tho shaft
ami freeing tho animal from tho buguy.
Mrs. Shafor had their infant son In her
arms and bail no power over thu nil
Iiiiul. For Commutation of Sentence.
Mrs. I.ou G. Mursters, nt Gold Peach,
a t-btcr of Coleman Gillcrpio, who is tin
der tciilcnce of death for thu murder of
Mrs, Christina P.dsoit last winter, was
nt tho Governor's olllco Wednesday in
terceding for thu lilo of her brother.
Gillespie hat been contented to bo
banged on October C Tho object of tho
Intercession was to obtain n commuta
tion of tliuBontoiico to life Imprisonment.
It is urged In his behalf that ha was
weak minded and easily lid by others.
It is a)io claimed that bu did not havo a
(air trial, and it is claimed that tho
prosecuting attorney did not give tho
defendant n fair prosecution.
Ilocclcklni Hndlni.
In many of tho yards in Marlon and
Polk cnunticH they have finished picking
and iu all yards a good yiul I has been
refuted Home of tho yards will tliiish
up about Saturday, while iu ono or two
of the largo yards they will not lluisli
before tho lastofnoxt week. In tho
Holms yard t boy expect tolluisb up
about tho middle nl next week. In tho
Francis nnd Croisau yard they will flu
Isli about next Tuesday. Iu the Al Jer
maii yard, on Howell l'rairrlel, tlioy
will al o llnish up about next Tuerdny.
The McNnry yard, iu Polk county, is
through picking. If good weather con
tinues they will hood hnvo this year's
crop nil under shelter, which means
many dollars to the growers,
DIED.
IIAItlt. On Wcdiunday, Honlomber IS,
IDOO, at 7:15 p. m., at the homo of her
sou, W. II. Hair, iu Albany, Mrs.
Ellen K. ltarr, ol Salem, at tho ad
vanced ago of 811 years.
A Chlucne ttoloiunll.
Three men nppeurcd before n JiuIro
In llouaii, China, uud each laid claim
to the Hiimo woman iih his wife. Not
one of thorn would retire In favor of
the oilier two, but each Insisted that
Justice Hliould bo done to him. Finally
the Judge eclnliued, "Well, If you
three men cannot come to hoiiio agree
ment nothing leimiliiH for mo but to
order that the woman nlmll bo killed,
ys thrte Ix no other way In which tho
matter can be satisfactorily buttled,"
lie then called for n largo cup of wlue,
Mid w lien It w as brought he poured In
to It Home dark powder and compelled
thu wotnuu to drink It. Excited na bIio
whs, tho woman speedily began to feel
the effect of the strong lliiuor. Hho
Hammered when tdio tried to speak,
nnd her Hushed vheekH were an Indica
tion to the observers thnt tho poison
ttiw woiUlug uud that her end was
near nt baud.
Thin wiiH tho climax for which tho
Judge had waited. When bo saw thnt
the woman wiih nppurently dying, he
called one of tho three men who claim
ed her as wife uud bade him remove
her from the courtroom. This mnti,
however, showed no Inclination to do
so, and the Judge thereupon Insisted
that he renounce nil rightH to her. This
he willingly did nnd bo did the gecoud
man. Only one claimant was now left,
und ho agreed to remove the woman
nnd to care for her until aho died. Sat
tailed that he was her real husband,
the Judge called him nnd said: "You
will not bo norry for nctlng In this
manner. Hnvo no fear for your wife,
since she Is In no danger of death. The
liquor which she tins drunk wns ordi
nary wine, nnd tho powder which I
poured Into It wns nothing but browu
mignr."
AT THE STATE
FAIR GROUNDS
More Stalls Built to Accom
modate Stock Entered.
Finest Display of Best Breeds and Animals On
the Coast--Blj Races Well
Filled.
All indications now nro favorable to
ono of the best stnto fnlrs over held
hero, nnd tho most successful for many
years.
A Jouunai. reporter visited tho fair
grounds on Wednesday and picked up
the following peinters:
W. T. Jac.kBon, of Washington county,
assisted by his wlfo nro on the grounds
preparing tho Washington county ex
hibit and no doubt will hnvo n lino dis
play. .Sparks, of Keno, Nov., will exhibit 20
bend of Herford cattlo. This herd has
been shown nt nil tho Eastern fnlrs and
is tho tlnest herd on tho coast.
Davis Brothers, of Dyer, Ind., will
show 40 head of Victor hogs. This is n
now breed and hns never been shown In
Oregon before.
Hession & Co., of I.os Angeles, Cat.,
will exhibit SO head of llerkshlro bogs
and it is said to be ono ol tho finest
herds on tho const.
Glydo, of Sncramonto, Cnl., will ex
hibit a herd of ltnmbouiletto sheep.
This ia n now vnrioty of shcop and havo
never been shown in Oregon.
C. M. l.aFolletto, son of Alex LnFol
lotto, of Mission Bottom, has charge of
tho Mnrlon county exhibit, nnd is now
preparing tho exhibits. Mr. l.aFolletto
lias two wagons out nt present gathering
up products. Mr. I.nFolletto Invites
tho fnrmers of Mnrlon county to join
him nnd if any farmer haa anything
worthy of exhibition they will bo glnd to
receive it.
Frank Galloway, of Central Point,
Jackson county, will havo headquarters
near the stock yard nnd will show Gab
low ay's wnsto proof feed box. F. E.
nnd W. E. Hoover will nssist Mr. Gnllo
nny iu bisdlsplny.
Hon. David Loonoy, of Jefferson, will
arrive on Friday nitli 15 head of tbor-
onulibred Jersey cows from ono of tho
boit herds in Oregon.
It I). Caiy. "f Macleay, will nho
make nn oxhibltof Dolnlno sheep.
Kupt. Hnvngo, ol tho pavilion, says
that tho demand for ppaco Is lnrgo nnd
that overy foot of space will bo taken
up.
Tho Portland I. nnd Company nro Hik
ing for n space 10 by 40 to exhibit tho
display that they now hove at tho strict
fair Letters are received daily from all
ocr the state wanting spneo, and East
ern nnd Southern Oregon will hnvo a
tluu display of fruits, grains, etc.
Work in tho pavilon is programing
and carpenters nro busily engaged In
building new stalls and repairing tho
old oiicb.
A new judge's stand will bo built nnd
other Improvements which ndd to tho
looks of tho grounds.
During thu absence of Thos. Holmun,
A. W. Vcatch will have charge of tho
electric plnntat tho fair grounds nnd the
lights nro now ready for umi.
Thu track is In tho best of n condi
tion nnd tho grounds in general are
much improud.
Tho camp grounds nro as fluo as enn
bo found any w hero and plenty of good
water.
Secretary Wltdom hns received a letter
from Dr. James Withycombe, of tho
Agricultural College, who is now at tho
California statu fair in Sacramento. Dr
Wlthtcombo writes that the cream of
the C.dlfornia'oxhlbltswlll Ihi forwatded
to Salem as soon us thu fair dotes at
Sacramento.
A lettur has nlso boon received from
A. I. Gage, of Union, saying thnt that
gentleman will bo down tho latter part
of this week with an exhibit, including
80 varieties of apples grown by himself.
Many varieties of these apples are new
to Orcgoninus, nnd will form an interest
iugdisplay to every visitor nt the fair
Eery article placed on exhibition will
be iu its place by I! o'clock Monday
morning, September 17, so that w lieu
the gates am thrown open there will lie
no couftudoii to mar tho pleasure of
night teeing.
In former years tho Htato Fair Hoard
has been troubled to tlnd stock to till its
stalls Tho entries tills year are so nu
merous that 100 extra stalls have 1k.ch
built, and I mm GO to 100 more must be
erected before Saturday. President
Wehrung buxsthat accommodations will
bo ptovided for nil who come.
The fccd programme promises to
exceed any previous jear and among the
horses entered nre the best to Ik) found
on tho coast. About 100 harness horws
will enter the races besides tho many
niniHis of note. On Wednesday tho
Salem ChamUr of Commerce flOOO
stake for 2:18 clans will lie paced und
the following entiled hnvo been made for
that i vent.
Van Do Vunte'rs stock farm's black
mare Prmctiss D. 2:18 by Puree Prince,
un I raced. Frank Fitulor's lm mare
I'mabolls 2:17), by CbehalU Silas
Wright.
M. S. Uoso, bay maroCarr'o S.
by Altumout Nell Gwyiiu.
-'HTI4.
E. E. Slants black mare Aliimlino S:?5
by CtH'tir d'Aleno Altamont.
J. It Smith's luy mare Frances
Cleveland, by Malheur Ilumhlotonian
Mnmbrino
Amos Wilkes' bay mare Ad. Mo. by
Mi mo Altamont,
14. W. Tongue's bay gilding lion Holt
SiltHf. by AloxU Dttroo Prince.
A. Pratt' bay t'nio Scnppoofe2:20,by
Hoc Wilkos'-Maggie.
II. 1). Student'x choonut gildim:
Solo, by Koynl KUbar uu traced.
Thos. Cliucey'a black stallion Freddie
O. by Dlreect Hof io O.
W, II. Bradford's chesnut mare,
I Stella, 2 17' by Lemont Masby.
Some Say Soap Week
At ar at r 4 t
urusn
We " Either or Both
mi nnd nil otnor kiiiub u.urncr, . u" ",-;; 'h.i.
eoually good. When it conies to sopS si ; J
J Oil lion l Uliy. Inline mm eeu.
Daniel J. Fry
nriitro-ict
I, iinaaaawKgriaaMma
W. J. Bruce's chestnut gilding. .Mack,
2:22'a, by Democrat Thoroughbred.
W. J. ilritco's chestnut stallion Grace
ful George, 2:21, by Alcona, Jr Nellie.
Aug Erickson's black mnre, Altncorn,
by Altamont Tecora.
Wnyland Taylor's bay mare May
Morn, by Del Norte unknown.
Geo. Perringor's bay stallion Pathmark
by Pathmont Juliet.
Chris Simpson's brown geilding Doc.
Wright by Del Norte Hockwood.
A. W. Turner's bay gelding, Little
Billy, by Cyclone unknown.
Thos. Cloncoy's browu stallion Direct
C. by Direct Hoaa C.
F. Kosu's chesnut horso Uriinuelo, by
Mox Mox Laura West.
L. B. Lindsoy's bay gelding, Atnb, by
Alexis unknown
Spinger and Ortiifihy'a brown horse,
Guidon, by Altnont Pntchon Minnie L.
J Jones of Qervnis will enter eight
running horses. Among them are St.
Apoln who holds the Pacific coast record
for ono mile and elulith live hurdle race.
Hecord 2:UH, and Franger who holds tho
California record 1J tlmo 2:18.
Mr Jones has a number of colts that
will enter the races.
A large number of running horses nro
expected tho hist of the week from vnlloy
points nnd n largo number from Port
land wbero thoy hno bien lacing.
SALEM HOP BUYERS,
Squire Farrar
No M Stnto St. 'I'lione No. l.'l.
Wm. Brown Co
Ilnsli IliilldliiR, Cnmmerclnl St. (grounil
Moor). Olllco ti'lepliunu No ISO.
Lilienthal Bros,
It J immheliner, Maraxcr OHico ocr
l.nddA iluili Hunk. 'I'lione No IM,
Catlin Linn
Onictover Weller'i urocerr Hnro '1'hono
No 211.
J. Carmichael
onico Ttr Johnson'i CloltilUK iloro, In
lluiifllreymiu Ijl.lg.
T A, Livesley Co
Commercial t- Hocund flair wiulli of I ndil
.1 Iluili Imnk bunk, foom 1H, ninulm
TlionoUU
L D Jacks Co
Hop olllco formerly ocnipleu by llvrrcn .V
U'vy K)iitli of W llMmrlte Hotel
WHERE TO EAT AND SLEEP
TUB DEfl7ER KEfflUIUNI'
Tho only place In tho city where you
can get a llrst-class meal fur in cents.
Stnto Street. 0 (1 lm
The Wilson
18 Center Street.
Ia now iimlor tlio nlil manai;ownt niut to
putroua In iho Inliiro as In tlio uut will
inrvt entire MtUfiU'llou In leepliiK uud
cillni;. Hoodis fur rent, ilny, uiek or
month CHAM. llOttNB, 1'iop
WHY GO HUNGRY
When you enn get nil you want
to eat at the
WHITB 1IUUSB ITOIilUNT
Our patrons leceivu thu best the
market affords. Open day nnd
night.
McKillop & Berkhart
100tatoSt.
STflNDRRD
Rapid Rotary Points
of Superiority....
Tailors will bo interested ntonce when
wo call attention to thu variety uf work
that c.in bo done, and the variety of full
ric that can Ih) uted on tho Itoinry with
out changing the tein-leii. It' is a fact
that gtoatwr range of thioml cm be
used without change of tension or ad
jurtuifut than on any other machine.
I'ho ten-ions nit alt very elastic, and
when m l for medium sizes of thre.ul nre
ready for almost any extieme of timet
or t-oartesl threud. Tlie eliicticily ol
upper and lower tensions is almoot ex
actly alike, so that when tine threads
uru ueil the tension Is corrwpondiiigh
lighter on both upper ..nd liner Une.nl
ben oourte thiiuds are usixl the ten
siou is eunespoudingly strniiL'er on ii
per nnd lower thteud Tailors wie
liave a variety of work to do will liml
thefu tharacteristiiM of great value a
stitch run be made t, inch long I'ln
feed movements are all Kisittve.
The needle bar Is rapped so that it
does not show above thu macluue. The
ueilb bar is lacked to that very little
oil required nnd it cannot drip down
outo the needle. Packing wears forever
and kit pa needle bar (ruu1 woariue,
F.A.AATIQGINS
307 Cora m ttt 111 St.
KTSowlng machines, Pianos, Oigans
Uicyclet.
You pay your money and take your choice. If '
suit you, you can't bo suited. HrnriiM o ev cr y k . . .Ir
ani! description, and prices are right n a onjr ;
Hair brushes, 2r,ctp $3.50, nnd lots of them at oil irnts
between; Cloth brushes, cheap.but good. , ' '
tlio wnsllllOIISU. rim iun i'i YVH,i." ,.,.
and nil good values for tho money asked, lake n PP '"
oiir windows, north and south-nnd if you are V''l
step in, examine nnd get prices. Wo don't get mad H
RUM Goods --HUM Prices.
SALEM LODGES
f. J w w
Fuleiii t'amp No. 110. Mul every Krlday mm,
PH. 7), In A O V. VI- liall, Stale ln. hlilg
V 1) I'ruuly. it. C. V . A. Mooren, clerk
riK,in II Mffehlk
KCWBSTUKS Oir AMUHIOA
Court SherwiKHt Korol No 111 Miela ttlilaj
nlelili In Turner block John M Chafe, '. K
Al, Brnwn Rocy Il-I7-1
MEET MARKETS
The German Market
Will bo found all kinds of meat
and the best of enucnge. I'KKK
DKI.IVKHY. All billB due the
late firm of Wnlt & MW-mH"
iniiEt bo paid
Wolz & Zwicker
171 Commercial Pt.
nmmimv nt wmt
Is Dponaj.iiu under now niinagemont
and vo will supply you with tho llnost
rcsh mente, lard etc. put up in tho
cleanest and bent sletpo nnd promptly
delivered. Como nnd fco us Phone.
Main 2010
VAN iot .v :o
PRODUCE BUYERS,
Tillson, Bartlctt Grain Co,
l'nines w anlcl fruit t)nq for mle
Wheat Bought and Stored
By tho Aurora Roller Mills
Ilrnnrh olllco nnd iMircboueo 181 Trndo
st. between High nml Church streets.
IJuckwhent nml oats bought nt highest
market price.
FRED P HURST.
7-27-tf dAw
BUSINESS CARDS
Boots and Shoes
Mailo loonier. Lndloa Shoos n tpct
laity ItupHlrliiK neiilly done
J. M. Necdham. 181 Com st
T. J. Sullivan,
State Street Tailor.
Fall Suit! 'Hi lint in Tlio OIcriutorir nat
turn from Chicago, llvtt titisluewi imlti Jlft.
S pants K
Loans and Insurance
Money to loan from 0 to 8 per cent,
according to security no cxteiuo for
examination, insurnncu elleeteii on
hops nnd other propeity at lowest rntes.
John Moir 290 Com, st,
7-1(1 fd.'-rT
RATES ON I'CE
The following low rates on ice bue
Deen ngreeii upon by the Capital Ice
Works and Crystal lie Works, of this
city beginning Slav IU:
Confectionery stores, hotels nnd fish
markets, using 100 lbs or more at it time
We per hundred ; loss than 101) lbs 7Go.
Private parties using 103 lbs or more,
76c;!ea tliun 100 His, In per lb. No
hsIo lielow 10c.
Ice in ton lots, $7.60 j half ton, f 1.00,
nt tho works.
Ice shipped in Kteks 75c per 100, sacks
tuitra Capita i. Ick Woiiks
It' Prvrtai IckWohkh
My biislncfs iu Snmpler Inning
Incri'iued beyond my expecta
tion, 1 hno decided to discou
tiiiuo business at S.tlctn. : : :
As tlio new building nt Sitinpti-r
will not bo leady for occupancy
font month, I will for thnt timo
otfer my whole tdook nt reduced
tiriecs I prefer to give buors
largnins nnd save thu cost of
pucklug and freight. This is
REALLY A CLOSING SALE
and tho stock is new
tioods, iust what you i
can bo bad at u bargain.
W. H. flOBSON
2117 Commercial Street.
Important
to Contractors
Those requiring cenieut will do well to
need the advice that cements aro Itoiuid
to advance in price before long. Two
carloads of the celebrated
Giant Cement
In store nt our waiehouso nnd on sale at
'ho od prices
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Front st.
Baraains
1 ttt UUIVINO Daily now nnd unequnlod bargain a In gents' and ladi...
i Hf Nnto some ol our bargains iu hop picker b gloves 1CC, 20c ndH?tsaf
t " a largo nnu oi geniB hikb" r,,',",,, """, P" "osoms, 75c. it nS .?'
5 Von Hliould ice them WA swell lino of blankets t prices tn.wi'.'''2
nurse. 10-1 white wo'il blanket at :t CO. 11-1 whlto and colored co i tn u
!lt a bargain V 00 and up. W Cll FOUTH-S Iknllno I.n.nlnaU (J " U
I forts. 1 1.60, f'-' 25 :t tK) nnd ltn. Our laminated comforts aro tllod ti. Coi
' est of cotton ami cowreu wiui mo m-si n oimmuiu coverings fc-Jitit.;; Kw
! lot of lino working shirts nt popular pr icos. A now thing in men's worklni.ir' l
A licnvv double brensteil rnd llecio lined slilrt foi bard nnd rough ..,
i should have one. K fur strnw nnis mr nop picKing musi Do sold a tOpT'i ,0
' for '.'Be tW .liict re( oived an Inimeiice sltick of iiiun's, youth's and ililldrVn'i i6l?
1 ing. You slioiilii navi mo laiesi. ivo nnvu iiicm, a won mad drm mii. :"
; rescrsible vest. Our clothing llta. Wo also enn supply you with an OTerJ..i '
best (or the least money. Boys' double lueasted two-plec suits, Jl.GO irul i "
! bantam tW Jnt received a largo lino of Indies' jeekots, capes and iiui, DP;
; should seo tbein. W? Exceptional nluen In wrappers. A largo stock to tC, J0"
I each, 10 cuts. K Hosiery Extra, for Indies, lino finished seamless black in ",
1 each. W Laces and Embroideries over 1000 patterns to select from. Itetnu
the place, '
y man's New Racket h
Save from 25 to 40 per cent, by pur
liasing your dry goods of us,
This is no bluff, come and see tor yourself,
Mackintoshes Ladies' or Gents' at actual
wholesale cost,
Fine dress goods at actual wholesale cost.
Silks satins velvets and plushes at actual
wholesale cost,
Ribbons and Laces at actual wholesale
cost,
Hosiery underwear corsets and gloves at
actual wholesale cost
Shoes at cost and some for less than
wholesale cost, Do not forget the stroe the
first south ol the Postoffice.
ISADORE
I'KOIECr YOUKSELF FROM LOSS BY FIRE BY INSURING YOUR
PROPERTY IN THE ORIENT INSURANCE COMPANY.
THOS. BOLTON, Agent.
At thu olllco of tho Journal, Snlom, Oregon.
The Central Oregon
State Normal School
SiwB&oni yuan iSBiBl 3
i"ti I Jt tiff font e J
Opens Monday, September 17th. 1900
1 he entire haculty are Specialists.
. All work is thorough, practical,
Favorable Points for consideratien:
This la iv Slat institution.
Hh course of study conforms to tho statutory requirements for certificate! -
county and state.
Tho school reeojtnUea certificates secured by tho ''uniform eighth (trad ffl'
inatlons ; Kivinu such Freehman classification,
loiinty teacher's cert lllcales nccepted ; tilso hiuli school diplomas.
Iraliilijahliihr) moral town.
l.x))enssnrolllit.
Our graduates nro prepared to take examination for stao certificate
tn set oral hmuelies nny u-ood text hook may bo usod. ....
All students are received and treated as ladles and gentlemen, consequently "
long code of rules is neodi d,
Correspondence Invited,
J. II.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON
Tuition Free .- will Oten
Milne l-vti.invutt lj.... .... .. .. . .
tl fur (Mr.iliiKKt )at pari of nne'icxillM.
The only School of Mines
s, ,i.i oian.;1.M 91"8 ln ,he State.
hiwui roi(k.Hi, rurf cliuul of Commerce.
j 'iT,cf ' e"1.,'f"'K Peiwriminu of anet-
CHtxlonue au.l furihoriiuormiitluii write in
' " rre. i-rann stronj. Eujene Or.
Northwestern Normal
bcnooi and Business College
Salem Oregon
Term opens Sept. 24.
(minlle tvnrmnf .in,id v. ....... i, . ..
Tite!: L JSS
Muuiorolroukr.: '" ,,u,)r "'
A, J. GARLAND. A. M. Principal.
N. W. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC AND ART
A. J. Carlrnd. Prln. Literary Deft.
I. M. Parvln. Mus. Doc , Director
of Department of Music. ; ;
Full courses In thejrlnclpat braucheaof mu$Io
ana art Firt torui fceln iloh.lay Se't 2
teujforclrtularto z M pVrvi.V.
... . .. lu lc , kaleni Or,
MuMorootn No 7, patton Btk.
GREENBAUM
,. , . ..-. . .
GROWERS
0RCUTT, Pres., Drain, Ore.
At a school well known for doing thor
ouKh'work, Tho Graduates of the
Capital Business College
Aro fought by business men. Fi '"
tinct ceurses: IJusiniws, J0?
bend for our new illustrated catf
It glvesfull information concerninf
of tuition, courses of study, etc JT
fLASSKS will beresunjf
(L at the Sacred HJ
4th, Fjr further infor'0"
apply to Sister Supers