, i$ -' i ' ,i'Viri
fc a
h
Miftini wSillaTaftrt rlfto J
HrftfJirlft
i
OUR LINE of Jackets. Tailor suit
anil rainy day skirts is tho
largeet and best in Bnlcm and
as fast as tlio stock is sold wo fill up
each week with oxprcsa orders from
eastern factories, thus maintaining
tlio niof t unbroken line possible Our
$5.00 and $10.00 jackets nro marvels.
Our skirts and suits nro tlio best that
can bo bad in tho market for tho
prices asked. We prido ourselves
that wo are doing the jacket and
suit trade ot Halom.
rU--rfcl tt'jrVfe .c raV
IfliU lvl? 1' v3l If llcl
French Flannels in Plain Colors.
60C
THE YARD. EVERY NEW SHADE AND THE QUALITY
IS BETTER THAN THE OTHER STORES ASK YOU 75c
FOR. YOU'LL HAVE TO HURRY TO FIND THE ASSORTMENT.
J. J. DALRYMPLE & CO.
ariiiiiiiiM'iiii)ii 'I 11 iiiiMiiiniin I
5G&
6 S
68
Wheat Market,
Hah Fiuxcasro, Oct. 8. Cash 102)tf.
Ciiicaoo, 111., Oct. 8.-Oot. 70Jf.
Balein, W.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
mad nr
The Sidnov PoworICo,
HtDNKY, OHKOON.
ntado for family uw, ask your grocers for
It. ttran and short always on hand.
A. T. WALN, AGENT.
ruoNK DF.
VsAXXYVMkVtVWlt
iSHOES!
s
"DO YOU WANT SOME
THING THAT IS NEAT,
AND THAT WILL WEAR
IN SHOES?" IF SO SEE
OUR HAMILTON DROWN
SHOES. FOR WEAR AND
STYLE THEY ARE X
STANDARD. FOR ?C ?C
FRrCBS WE LEAD. X
i E. F. 0SBURN, VSSSXsSk
wwtki,viv.m,
Bottled Beer
Kllngcrft Deck,8ucceMors to HouthHalcn i
Uouhr. Works.
All orders for botUod bwr will bo HIIihI
at the brewery. Kent on oold storage.
Free city dallvsry. Telephone 2181.
VrU 0
-"' M VM
SPECIAL
bill Pk-Mas in bulk, 35 cants gallon. -
Plain 1'U'kltHi In bulk 86 cents gallon.
Plain, mixed and sweet pickles niul Uhow Ohow in uxtra largo bottlo.
Tho largest lwttlas over put up only 3no.
Plain and 6vvet pickles from lOu ami up to 50c
WE CARRY
' A very largo lln of ollvos either
cents to cents.
PAUOBS x x
Wostorohlro eauoe 16 cents and up. Dnrkeo'a Salad Dressing. My Wife's
Salad Droaslug and many other leading braiuls loo numerous to muntlon.
i i
RotJa &,Graber
Phono 511.
rNJl?sMrear 'V v51
K9aMnMaawaBjaefwwaMan
-THE BIG BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEM
Just One Grain of Dnst
May mako your watch a provaricator of
tho worst typo; may catiso you to miss
your train, your business engagement,
your apjtointmont with your wifo,
If tho nforeratd grain reposes In
your chrotiomotor; most pooplo call it a
watch. Let us sco tho trouble and rec
tify It. All wntches sold or repaired
hero guaranteed to ba kept in laitect
repair for ono year.
Wntches cleaned, 76c.
Main Springs, 70c.
CI Ilinrrpc Scientific Oetlclan
. II. UlUKlb 296 CommerctallSt.
Kext Door to llolverson's
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Collate.
D. K. Swank, Aumavlllo.
Gilbert Lyson, Dallas.
V. Paul. McMinnville.
Frank Bennett, IndoixMidonco.
Mm. F. Bennett, Independence.
John Koollzgober, Illllsboro.
A.O. Sohouror, Duttovlllo.
Kd L. Dryan, Philomath.
A. KmuBo, Portland.
Willamette.
11 S Huntington, Tho Dalles.
Tom Tupman, San Francisco.
M Shollrn, ltaniur.
Alex Shaiuln, Hauler.
O K Irwin, Now York.
II M Kates, San Fanclnco.
Itufus Drum, Toledo, O.
(J W (Jrlllln, F.ugono.
J II Storing, Jnukson County.
F J Doucor, Tho Dalloi.
J A Ctinnlghum, Carlton, Oro.
U C Roberts, Carlton, Ore.
Mrs. II. O. Siseon, Anaconda, Mo,
Clarence Anderson, Stayton.
I) W Tnrnlov, Oily.
K S Feohliofinor, Chicago.
II Ii Cotton. Seattle
Tom Davis, Hast Grand Forks, Minn.
W T I'orktns and wifo, City.
OTMcLovill, Dallas.
T A Hlug, DallaH.
John it Woodward, Portland,
II K Luwis, San Francisco.
W T Kolly, Portland.
A J Iihuid, Portland.
Junius 0 Lindsoy, Portland,
A S Dennett, Tho Dalles.
II A Motohan, Portland,
Marvin Keuady, Portland.
Claronco Andorson. Stayton.
W HThompson, Rtatou,
W Pollak, San Francisco.
Mrs F A Spun, San Francisco.
K Hofor, City.
W ADunn.NewYoik.
D L MoLuod, Portland.
Hemnlns Shipped.
Tho remains of Karl L Kugolko, who
died hero In 1882 and was buried in
Iturnl uumotnry, wore dluuiturrod today
by undurtakors Itlgdon k Clouuh and
shipped to Portland A daughter of
deceased was In tho city a few (lap ago
to identify tho grave and mako the ar
rangements. Went to Staytoi.
Tho county commlsHionora court went
to Stuton tills morning to examine tho
recent repairs to tho Stuyton bridge.
hulk or iKjttltta.
ltuttle olives from 10
ll Statu St.
atoaTtuKar rtfei.iii
awus
THE GATHERING .. , .
OF f HE CLANS
First Republican Rally At the
Armory
Tlffloa Ford Entertains a Cool Sited Gather
lot and Everything Passes Off
Pleasantly.
The grand Republican rally advertised
for Saturday night was pulled off ac
cording to program, and it may bo safe
ly said that it was the modt success
ful rally of the compalgnas It was the
first.
Promptly at 7:43 p. m. the Reform
eobool band struck up a lively Air in
front of the Hotel Willamette and short
ly thereafter led the way, followed by
a procession loss than ten blocks in
length to the city hall.
Tho Armory hall was comfortably
filled. Tho five hundred chairs were
nearly all occupied, and there were prob
ably enough people standing up near
the door to fill tlio empty ohairs which
wero scattered through tho room.
Tho audlenco was alxmt equally di
vided between tho two sexes, and thoro
were quite a number of Democrats and
Populists who wanted to hear what
old Til had to say.
On the platform wero seated Super
intendent Leo and Book-keeper Race,
of the Stato Penitentiary, Superintend
ent Calbreath, of tho Stato Insane asy
lum, State School Superintendent Ack
erman, W. II. Odell, ex -clerk of tho
State School Land Hoard, Dr. Cusick,
physclan for stato institutions, Geo. P.
Litclificd, who wouldn't mind being
superintendent of something, and others.
Presently tho orator of tho evening,
Tilmon Ford, camo in, with Gover
nor Geer and mounted tho platform,
and then it was seen that tho Jouknal'h
report that Til had beau scon wearing
a white shirt In Eurdpo had not been
as incrediblo as it seemed, ilo not
only had on a bilcd shirt but a Btaud
Ing collar and a nccktlo. To bo sure, it
was not a high collar, nor a tight one,
but it was n standing collar just tho
same.
Governor Geer acted as master of cor
omonlesf and opened tho festivities
with a few remarks in his character
istic vein.
A eong by a quartotto composed of
Kpley, Wongor, Snyder nnd Judd,
was really flnu and they wore encored.
Tho "Uoosovolt March," composed by
Clifford Kantner, was playod on tho
piano by Miss filma Vuller iiud was
generously applauded.
At lust, a few minutes before nluu
o'clock, and after most of the people had
boon In their teats an hour and a half,
orator of tho evening Mas introduced by
Governor Geer. Ho spoko for a little
over an hour and entertained IiIh hearers
in good shape.
Ho devoted his remarks mostly to tho
Ibhuo of imporialiHin, and while ho
neither defined nor directly defended
tho Republican policy, ho indirectly do
fended it by endeavoring to show that it
is identical with that of Jefferson, Jack
sou and other fathers of tlio Democracy,
Ho said no ono waH in favor of im
perialism, and assorted thatcongross ha?
instructed tho presidontto do every thing
that holms done. Ho characterised as
"tomfoolery" tho Idea of "consent of tho
governed," In territory purchased of
other nations. Ho said, ''Take Again
uldo out of tho Philippines and quiet
would bo restored In a very short time."
Ills assertion that "wo are going to hold
them Philippines," nroiiBod k'Sd ap
plause than ono would expect.
Ho said that the constitution was in
tended for tho original 13 states and no
moro,aud only extended over our posses
sions by action of congress. lie quoted
the Revised Statutes of 1S01 to show tho
three dlvisIons--"stute8, territories, and
countries over whiuh tlio United States
exorcises sovereignty and jurisdiction,"
Ho devoted a little time to the trusts,
claiming that tho Democrats are n' deep
in tho mud as tho Republicans are in
tho inlro, and ox pressing a preference
for building up trneta in this country
rather than in some other.
Ho said tho silver trust was tho biggest
trust of all, and all thoro was to free
coinage was an attompt to double tho
value of tho silver mine product and
stocks,
Ho touched tho tariff, and tackled tho
Nicaragua canal with unflinching
courage. Ho clulmod that until the
Hay-Pauucefoto treaty was mado it was
Impossible for this country to build tho
c.vual, as tho Clayton Uulwor treaty
prevented, and tho abrogation ot tho
former now would leavo us tied up by
the latter and unable to build tho canal
without Kngluud's co operation.
Rut it Ib easier to commend Mr. Ford's
siKieoli for what ho left out than for
what ho put in. Thoro was no bitter,
noss, no abuse, no reference to tho "rag
tag and bobtail." Ho mado his urgu
ments like a fellow-eltlxon and a gentle
man, talking to his friends. There was
no abuse of Mr. IJryan and no sickening
eulogy of Mr. MoKiuloy,
The crowd listened with tho closest at
toution. There was no considerable
applaiise.but none of tho wild, spontane
ous sort. Several persons had tin horns
but did not wear them out. Thoro was no
cheering otter tho meeting was over, but
tho people got up and Hied out in a sub
dued and decorous fashion. Tho baud
played on tho struct for several hours
after the meeting, and It may bo said
tlidt tholioys mako pretty good muslo.
That Joyful Feellnf
With thoox)dlarating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
liness, which follows tho use of Syrup of
Figs, is unknown to tho few who have
not progressed beyond tho old. time
piedtaiues and the cheap anlwttutea
sometimes offered but never ucgapted liy
the well-Informed, liny tho gvmuluu.
Manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Go.
pmrxh
ffifi'Kfiitifi
CIRCUIT COURT
CRIMINAL BUSINESS
district Attorney Dispenses
With Grand Jury.
Three Indictments Broutht In-Turaer Man up
Aialast lt--Burchard and Beardsley
Cases Dlscmlssed.
No grand jury was drawn for this term
of circuit court, the district attorney
handling the crimlnaj business himself.
Kd Reiser, who was bound over a
short time ago on a charge of foreery
having passed a forged check with Gov
nrnor Gecr's namoupou It, In a Salem
house of lll-famo was arraigned
Hn pleatlcdgu'lty and wilfbe sentenced
on Thursday.
Wm. Hubbard was arraigned on a
charge of larceny from a dwelling, nnd
will make his pluA Tuesday morning.
The diMrict attorney brought in
an indictment against Josh Lind
say, tho Turner snloon keeper,
on three charges: soiling liquor
wiuiuui license; selling minor to a
minor; and allowing a minor to loiter In
bis saloon. A bench warrant was issued
and the accused was placed under ar
rest by Deputy Sheriff Colbath.
Two criminal cases were disposed of as
indicated belew:
Stato of Oregon vs O. P. Beardsley;
bound over to keep tho peace. Dis
missed by District Attorney.
8tato of Oregon vs Willard Burchard ;
rape. Dismissed by District Attorney.
Tho caso of Francis Feller vs. John
II. Gates, an action for monoy was
placed on trial before a jury after dinner
but only occupied nbout an hour, result
ing in n verdict for plaintiff In tho sum
of $120.10.
Mrs. C. A. Spauldlngs the hairdresser
has returned to Salem and will remain
ono week "only" at 383 Front street.
A. M. Morrison, tho DallaB fish and
poultry market man was In town today.
I.rnrntnnr.
Wear your learning like n wntcli, In
ft prlvnto pocket, nnd do not pull It out
nnd display It merely to show that you
hovo one. If you nro risked whnt
o'clock It Is, tell It, but do not pro
claim It hourly or unasked, like th
watchman.
A Joke of Sydney Smith'.
On tlio occasion of n dlunor Sydney
Smith wns tho guest, and whon the
evening was over tho host thanked
tho wit heartily for tho entertainment
ho hnd afforded. "I sliall not forget
you, Mr. Smith," ho added. "Thank
you. Take care you don't forget your
self tomorrow (It wns Saturday) In
church," rejoined Smith, whereat tho
host. Kershaw by name, rather bridled
up.
"I hope, sir, I know how to bebavo
myself In church!" "Well," said Smith
good tompcrcdly, "If I cntch you smil
ing I will cnll you by iinmc." "You
mny," rejoined tho visitor. "Tho thing
Is absurd. I will glvo you n donation
to tho York hospital If It happens,"
On tho ensuing morning Smith read
tho praycra reverently, us ho nlwayn
did, then ascended tho pulpit, looked
around tho church nnd rested his eye
on tho visitor whoso name wns Ker
shaw. That gentleman Knld afterward
that ho did not know what possessed
him, but bo It was ho gave a broad
smile. Thereupon tho preacher wns
seized with a violent Inclination to
sneeze, nnd, applying his handkerchief
with sultablo action, ho Hounded "ker
ker k-kor-Hhuw" threo tlmcH over.
From "Tho RomlnlsconccH of Half n
Century," by It. V. Hlley.
Tlio sorrow of yesterday Is us noth
ing; Hint of today Is bearable; but that
of tomorrow Is gigantic, becnuso In
distinct. Euripides,
,
PIANO SELLING
At Almost Cost
We've had this piano sale on now for just two weeks
and in that time have closed up a number of very satisfactory
sales. But just remember that pianos will not always be as
cheap as they now are. A week or two more or this will
wind up our present stock, and then goods will not be as
cheap.
( There's the organs, too. You must remember them when
you're thinking of music. Chicago Cottage and Estey organs
at 25 per cent. less than you ever saw them before. The
pianos, too, you know, are many of them, cut more than that.
First come, first served.
Special Machine
Ar. N. H. Burley, who has handled and sold more stand
ard Rotaries than any man in Oregon, has returned to Salem,
and will sell Standards for us. Mr. Buiiey was formerly
Standard agent here, and during the short time he handled
them, sold several carloads. When he calls to see you it will
be as our representative.
R. A. WIQQINS
307 Commercial Street, Salem Oregon,
nwlifBtaairTiirmtf-'iiM ,$itmwm rg.n-'--- lTaggFm.i'l1lV1iL
Where Did
That Headache Go?
If there was no cure for that headacho there would bo eomo reason for
tolerating It. But there Is a cure. .... , i
It Is safe, swift and sure. It goes right to the throbbing, tearing pain
and soothes It and qulete it. until in a few minutes you straighten up
and eay :
"Where did that headacho go7"
Never mind. It Is gone. It will not trouble you again.
And then tho medicino is so easy to take, no bad taste, no bad smoll,
no Uig capsules or nauseous powders, but just a littlo tablot that Is easy
to take. And it costs so little. A box will cure a dozen headaches.
jCosl8 onlv a quarter. Two cents is pretty cheap for so much reliof , eh I
l'fop!o who don't enjoy headaches should keep a box In tho house
the name "Fry's Headacho Cure"
DAN'L J. FRY
Graduate in Pharmacy.
-Pricks Talk
Hence when you read announcements of X A
FURNITURE DEALERS
That their goods cannot be excelled by any deal
er on earth, you often find that if prices are any
criterion their statements are quite true.
While our goods may be excelled in New York
city, neither our goods nor inducements can be
beaten in Salem We select foi the staid and
sensible people of Oregon, not for the Elite of
New York. X A. X AAA
P. CD.HOLLIS St CO
FIRST 000R NORTH
A Pleasant Party.
Ono of thoso happy reunions for which
tho ladies of tho Grand Army aro noted
was held at the hosptiable homo of Mr.
and Mrs. R. R. Ryan four miles north of
this city.on Saturday Sopt. 29th, 1900.
After partaking of such a dinner as Is
only provided by tho wives of and cun bo
enjoyed only by old nrmy comrades the
company adjourned to. the parlors and
wero entertained with vocal and in
strumental music led by Mr. J. 11. Wll
son nnd Mrs. O. C. Ilutchins.select read
ing by Mrs. Col, J. R. Fairbanks, short
addresses by Mrs. R. E, Wauds and
comrades Hamilton nnd Ryan.
There were present Comrades Col. J.
It. Fairbanks and wifo, J. O. Whltmore
and wife, R. B. B. Lucas and wlfo,R. E.
Wrind and wife, J. II. Wilson, wifo nnd
son. J. F. TIcknor, T. M. Hamilton, S.
R. Benford, ntid A. S. Slippy all of Sa
lem; J. J. Nowmyer, wife and family,
Chomawa;B. B. Rast nnd M. P. Stearns
of Milleisvillo. Mo; Mr. 0. 0 Ilutehins,
wifo nnd 3 children, Mrs. Geo. Mason
nnd daughter, Mrs. Alico Miller and
Mrs. Laura Miller, of Salem, and Mrs.
Ferguson and three children, of British
Columbia.
The Ludios of tho Grand Army added
to tholr number, six full and four honor
ary members. Whon compelled by tho
flight of timo to separate all agreed that
the day had been nil too short.
Don't Wonder.
Butcomoandcat.Then you will under
stand how it is that such a good meal
can bo served for so small a sum at tho
Wonder Restaurant.
One Drunk.
Wm. Coatcs was before City Recor
der Judah this morning on a charge of
drunkenness, and paid a flno of 5.
Attend the Grand Mask Ball
by Royal Neighbors Oct, 18.
Good Music.
Announcement
4"
OF P0ST0FFICE.
BRYAN
VETERAN'S
Organization or Old Soldiers Who do not Elke f
McKlnlty,
Pursuant to a call published In Tiik '
JotmjfAt. to tho effect, somo of tho old j
war veterans neaombled at Foresters I
Hall on Saturday evening and formod a )
temporary organization of n Bryan Un- v
Inn VnlnitiM .tnrti tn lf.fi flllli AT I. Wll- I
mot was. called to tho chair and J. R.
Fairbank was mado temporary secretary.
Tho call Has read and objects of tlio
meeting stated whereupon some fifteen
names wore quickly signed ns mombers
of tho organization and after a few
patriotic speeches by somo of tho old
boys the meeting adjourned for one week
when tlioy will meetnt tho sumo hall for
tho purpose of completing tho organiza
tion. All old war vetoraus aro cordially
invited to becomo members of tho order.
By ordor of conimlteo.
Paullst Mission.
The Mission nt St. Joseph's church
was formally opened yestorday morning
by Rev. Father Smith, 0. S. P. Tho
openiiiK sermon wns beautiful In its
simplicity and reploto with instructions,
which tho largo congregation fully ap
preciated, in mo evening ma ecnoiariyt
and eloquent address on "Tho Soul nnd J
Its Operations" whb Hstoned to with an i
attention that speakers seldom com-
manu. lodny tho sorvices were nt (i u.
m. and 0 a. in., followed by short practi
cal instructions. This evening at 7:30
will ho tho second lecture by Fatiier
Smith.
Savaie Pardon.
A monster petition of noarlv all tho
promiuont cltlzons of Kastom Oregon
has beou sent to Governor Geer In be
lioltof Otis Savogo.
There is also a petition of 11 of tlio
jurors who convicted him to keep lii.-ji
from going tho pen. tlo was convicted
in 1801 and sentenced to 11 vo years, but
appeals and dolays kopt tho caso in tU
Bupromo court, and recently tho decision
of tho lower oonrt was atllrmod. Ho is
tho only surviving eon of 0 S. Savage,
an early pioneer of Wnsco county, of
frail constitution, has reformed and is a
useful citizen. It would a:ein to lion
propor caso for pardon.
Sec Royal Neighbor Com
mittee for invitations to Massj
Ball, Thursday, Oct. 18,
BORN.
POWELL. In this city-Saturday, Oct.
0,1000. To Kov. and Mrs. P. O. Powell,
a girl.
URnlED.
M'ALLISTEit-ORUM.-At tho homo
of John Parsons, of this olty, Sunday,
October 7, 1900, Robert Cruui, of
Aumavlllo, to Miss May McAUistor, of
Salem.
Tho groom is ono of tho waiters in tho
Wonder restaurant and the brido has
been an employe of tho Salem woolen
mill for a number of years. They took
last flight's local for Albany ou n fow
days' wedding trip.
DIED.
BU8ICK.-At LibeTTy, Or., at S a. an.
J"day, October 8, 1900, Kate, wifo of
11. O. Uusiok, agod 32 years, of heart
trouble.
Deceased leavos a husband and ono
little girl. Tho remains will be shipped
to?owberg on Wednesday for burial,
leaving by steamer at 7 a. in.
PRKSTON.-In Capital 'Park Addition
tobnom at 11 p. m. Sunday Oct. 7.
riie 3-week old baby of Mr. and Mrs
Preston
The funeral took ulace from t)i ri.
denco, corner of 21st and Mill streets at
3p iu. today, Nov, John Parsons, of
ficiating. SIiniVKR.-UPerrydale, of typhoid
fr',M'?.8. Hnttto.Shrlver, a daughter
of G. . Shrlvor, a former midwtt of
South Salem. Funeral ut tlio Leullo
M. II. ehuroh, Tuesday at 1 n. m.
Mlsa Shrlvor will Iw rainajnlwred as
an employe for a long tlnio at the Salam
Steam Laundry. Of lato slw has Won
employed at Soattle.
RECEIVED...,
A Big Line of Men's
and Boys'
- CLOTHING
Also an immense line of ladies' capes and
jackets. Fur Collarettes, Dress Skirts.
Umbrellas and' Rubbers, a a a a
Bl,arik:ets and Quilts at
Oilman's Sow Met Store.
Cor. State and
HE Ml SELLING
High grade dry goods at low grade prices.
The store is being rapidly depleted.
We have good all wool dress goods. Fine
Silks, rich velvets, good underwear, hosiery,
corsets and gloves, nice lines of ribbons
and laces, umbrellas and mackintoshes.
Hats, caps and shoes.
5AD0KE GREENBflUM
First Door South of the Postofllce,
BRIDGE & BEACH
MANUFACTURING CO.'S
SUPER OR
CAN BE
FOUND AT
GRAY
SOLE j AGENTS
AT SALEM. ORB
ISfe
WHY USE
nKCIItm TIIKV ClIVU A GOOD
I.KU1T AND .MtK LONU MVKD,
1VU HULL TUICKB QIIADUS:
"yiMKA" WKIgllAOH MANTl.K. Tlio very Utoat thing la raai.ttoa. Uiunblu miU lo ONIC
ilUNUUBO OANDI.K POWER with a poiuumptlon of only three fool por hour. VrleeMo.
NO, 197. -Tho old nUiiUby, ur gooJ hutlug fUHllly mid giving EIOIITV CANDLK roWKK. Prlca
SOOOIlU,
'IDEAL." Not qnlto Mgocxtqu ut giving raodanillo power i the No. l'J7, and it tulf Iho
prloe, IScenta,
Any or these mantle put )n uud bnrnu pnpjrly t liutot at abovo rto4.
DO YOU USE WELSBACH BURNERS? ,rWtttoA,2Jn'
5 BKTl'Kit y.UHT for 1.KM MONKV with one ot those burner thau with any olhor form of aril,
aelal light, UohavogAa tlovot u!m. lt ua ihmv thorn to you.
SALEM GAH LIGHT CO 71 Ohemokota St.. Telephono 603.
mt. angel" collegeInd SEMINARY
Conducted by the Benedictine Fathers.
The Ideal Place for Your Boys,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 5, 1900
tg
:- '. i r; . ,' - ,
i h! . 'J
AT THE CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLEGE. SALEM. OltECON.
Theprosont year. You will flint hero skillful teachors, correct methods and modern
equipments. Students admitted at anv time. Visitors wolcomo. For illustrated
cataloguo address, W, I. Stalev, Principal, Salem, Oregon.
INSURANCE
KIRK &. LISTON
Resident Agents.
Fivo old reliable companies,
Koom 3 over Telephone ofllce.
UNDER THE
ROOF
For tho bonellt of
thoso who are finish-i
imr inside work tn
must suggest that wo are prepared to i
furnish n clean bright lath at very I
rwbouaoio nguros. uail nml sco stock
and got tiuotations. Plenty of "Star
owtr- Hiuiigies mr an. uot prices.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Front st.
Total Executions.
The Joubsal's criticisms of school
land loans has drawn out tho faot that
altogether tho state has taken 237 farms
on execution, and has disnosod of Sd.
leaving 161 on homo. Tho Stato Board
is preparing stntiutios to show uxactlv
what has boon d mo iu oodi care.
Great Surprise.
Tlifl Iowa man ulin viaHiut tlm d(.,
fair was Biirnnstwl t.i un Hu uvfilM. r
fruit and vegotables. If you want to see
equally good ono and all the first class
groourioe you mwd for your family domo
to UratiBon A Ragan's o-o-d
Sherraaa Ceunty.
Tho totals of the aaawutm,t rolla of
this county an emit in as folleua:
Gross valutas fl.40fl,003
Exemptions . . . mm
ltal taxable l 3.4! !U
ifaiBWj'":55tnfo'
Com. Sts. Salem Or.
J',!
5TOUE5 and
RANGES.
BROS
THE CHICAGO has been awarded tho GOLD MEDAL
at the Paris exposition, which fact troes to further es
tablish tho clanns of its manufacturers for simplic
ity ami alt 'rouiui excellence, me purniasu price t
about tho amount of commisslun ono nays on a $100
machine. Ih not this worth your consideration?
E.L.KING, CLYDE BROCK,
Gon'l Ag't for Or. . Local Agent,
Albany Oregon. Salem Oregon,
W?lsba(h Mai)tle?
As nu investment, pays substantial
dividends. This fact is demonstrate!
continually by our graduutes. Fourof
our students have gono from school to
profitable employment Uuriug the last
two weeks. Plan now to tako a course
f MISS EVA F. COX
Tauoher of-
PIANO AND ORGAN
Also classes iu sight reading. Studio
No 333 Front Streot, Salem, Oregon.
8
-Tsoohar of
PIANO AND ORGAN
. Also clasps In slcht readinc.
Studio,
178 Front street, Salem. Oregon. 9 191"
iss Bertha II.
PIANIST
Pupils accepted at any time, R'
dence 1 block west of North School, ba
lorn, Oregou.
N. W. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC AND ART
A. J.Carlrnd. Prln. LlteraryDtP't.
z. M. Parvto. Mus. Doc. Director
11 court In the principal brancbeiof maic
art. Plr term beglua Mohday 8erl
id for circular to IM.MM1'(
ui ucranmcui oi ihusu.
Full.
aua ar
fcVM.. .u, W4VUI.I .V -a"' '..ll.n. I
Q..1111 1
NUt HOC, B
MihIo room No. 7, Tattoit BUc.
syX
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Salem Oreron
Terra opens Sept. 34.
Compete oour of ttoilr. Normal. BW",,
Oommou Sobool. High aehool, Bujouilon, "
and Ait. Pall Faculty. iUfotory "
Sou J lor circular.
A. J. CARLAHD. A. M. Principal-
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