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genuine. Competitors cannot
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pretty shade of grey and are well worth twenty-five
cents. Another line of the "Middlesex Brand" made
by the Shawknit company in Brown and Black, all
sizes 10 1011 1-2. "We Never Misrepresent our
Goods.'
I J. J. Dalrymple & Co.
The Quality
Store
SHAWKNIT
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Wheat Market,
Hin MtAHrwo, Oct. 22. Cash 05.
'Ohkuo.0. 111., Oot. 22,-Dec. 7ltf.
foleni, 60-
GOLD DUST FLOUR
1 madi nv
Tlio Sidney Powor Co,
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made for family ute, oak yourgrocorn for
t. Uran and shorts ulvuiya on hand.
K X.-WALN. AGENT,
"t';1
Bottled Beer
Kllngcr A Ueck.Succcssois to SoutbUalcro
Bottling Works.
All orders for bottled beer will bo lllhid
at tlio brewery. Kept on o )ld storage.
Frr city delivery. TclopuoiiH 2181.
IINriFR TUP 1'or t' orient 0f
on ac those who are finish-
fUUrM,,.. itig Inside work mo
must BURgtMt that wo are prepared to
furnish tt ulotin bright lath at vary
reaaonablo flgurKi. Call and boo atook
and KCt quotations, l'lenty of "Star A
Star' shingles for nil. Get prices.
D. S. BENTLEY & CO,
319 Fro.lt Si.
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- Dill Pfckloa in bulk, U5 wnts gallon.
Tl!nl16klwrln bulk S5eonta gallon
J'laht, mlxt-Und nweet plckloa and Ohow Chow Jnoxtra largo boUh.
' .Tiilflargwt Ijottloa over niit up only S5o.
Ilaln null wweet plcklea from 10c and up to Wto.
M-V JUJ -J Jr. V "v. JCv. C
, A very lar line of olives oltbor
(ioflt to : conta.
;AUCBS
WoataMliiro wuoo 15 iwnta and
t MI1 Drwiiig,upa iiia ny otfr
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Mackintoshes
inti
This Mason we Iwtight an exceptional lino
of rain coals and bought tbctn to cheap that
other dealers' special prices are not in it with
our regular prieee.
Girls' Coals it $2.00 and $3.00
Lailes Coats at $4.00 to $12.00
Boys Costs at $2.50
Men's Costs t $3.00 to $7.50
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begin to match this val
The Quality
Store
Children Going to School
Wear glnseeo now much more frequent
ly thnn'ovcr before, bocnusu parunta nro
S rowing wiso in knowing that weak or
elective oyosight In thu young can bo
enrol or remedied by thoiiBoof proper
glnssoa worn in tlmo. Wo fit all kinds
ofoyoi, young and, old, nfter making a
uolontlllo test of tho oyueight free of
charge Our stock of optical good a of
nil kinds la complete.
Chas. H. Hinges ar,
Next boor to llolversoo's.
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HOTEL AWIVALS. X
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WllUmetle.
A. G. Stoll, Ban Francisco.
J. H. O'Donnoll, Portland.
II. G. McKlnloy, La Cross, WIh.
N. L. llrlnkua, Han Francisco,
II. W. Itatnllna, Sun Francisco.
C. L. llrthorn, Joseph, Or.
It. 1. Uurkhart, Albany, Or.
I. T. Duuiu. Co.
Mm. Kfllo Kgl In, Portland.
It. 0. Grigaby Indepondanco.
Jon fjmona, Independence.
lion K. Lyator, Gardner, Or.
A. 0. l'atlorson, rortlaud,
Tllinon Ford, Baloin.
It. W. Montaguo, Portland,
H. A. Mooro, fit. I.ouIb.
J. W. Htaty, Ohomawa.
J. II. Fnwlo, Chemawa.
J. M. WllliauiB, Ohutnawa.
H. F. Poregoy.lialUinoro, Md,
Hantson Uttrroh, Portland.
Hob Miilmy, Dob Molna.
Guo. A. Ilanvia, San Franeiaco,
J. K. Kuelur, Bacratnanto.
Thoa, Gollinaou. Portland.
Doloa I). Neor, l'ortlniHl.
Itlver Motes.
Tlio Wlllmnotto now atauda at !l)(i feet
ubova low wator mark, a a result ot tlte
rwent ruins. Tills Ih a lair boating
ataga and it It show a Indications of por
manonoy tho 0. R. & N boota will ox
tend their run to Corvallle. ThoO. C.
T Co'g boat wont to Independence Bun
day for tho first tlmo lately and will
make tho trip regularly huronfter.
O Ui IS jP O H. X .A.
btsritbs The Kind YMlliwMsBosM
eijoMwe
a&
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bulk or bottles, Ilottlo oltvoa (rpin 10
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up. Durkeo'a Salad Urvsgltllf. My WIfo
leading br.audj) too uumpjoua" to mention
.G-rafe'r.
11 Statu Ht.
GRIDIRON
NEWS ITEMS
The
First Team t F.nrtne toi tbe Benefit
The V. of 0. to PUy Siaaford.
The University of Oregon team will on
tho California trip play Stanford, No
vember 10, and Berkeley, November 17.
It is now proposed and arrangement
are being made to play the University
of Nevada, in San Francisco, possibly
November J4.
Berkeley's manager has agreed to at
tend to tho details of the Oregon-Nevada
game, so that it fa only necessary to ar
range preliminary matters.
Saturday Oct. 27 tho first football
gamo of tho season will bo played in
Oregon. It la to bo between teams from
tho U 0, and Capital City Athletic Club
The Eugene Guard Bay a:
Coach Kaaraberg is steadily working
tlio varsity boys into lorm and in
another week they should bo in good
condition. Tlio second team, in charge
of Profceeor Ilurdon is doing fine work,
giving tho 'varsity team a lively rub
every day. Tho team has not been
selected, in fact there is more than one
capable candidate for each of several
positions and a choico will bo hard to
make.
The Salem team is composed of ex.
perienced players who havo been stars
on pchool nnd club teams. Including
Clarence Bishop, Spiko Young, Uault,
Sanders, Olinger, Judd and others who
are recognized as among tho .best in the
slate. It Is very probable that this team
will givo the U O. boys tho hardest
game they will have dnring tho year.
The gatno will be played on tho U. 0.
gridiron and will bo witnoEcd by a large
crowd, A car of enthusiasts is expected
to accompany the Salem team.
"FOR A PRACTICE CAME.
Chemiw Doys Wnilsc to Stand Defore the Sa
lem Claats Tomorrow,
D. E. Brewer, of Cheinawa, was in
tho city today to eeo if tho Capital
Athlet'c club would wish to play a prac
tice game of football with tho Chemawa
team tomorrow.
A definite answer could not bo given
him today but tho Chemawa boya will
bo notided in tho morning.
Mr. Browor eaye tho Chemawa team Is
lighter than it was last ycar.und has not
practiced enough to put up tho atrongoat
gamoof uhlch they are capable, but they
would bo pleased to givo tho Salem team
u pruetica gamo if it is desired,
THREE LAWYERS
ARE ON TRIAL
Julie Benneiteof The Dalles DefenJIar. Them
on a Serious Cbarie.
Thocasoof thoatato vs' I). W. Sheo
ban, Walter G. Hayes nnd J. V. Luth
oril is on trial lwforo Judge Robert
Eakin at Enterprise, Wallowa county,
On tho executivo order of Gov. Geer,
Dennis Whitmoru has been released
from imprisonment and escorted to
Entorprlso to givo hfa testimony against
these three lawyers who nro prominent
members of tho profession In Eaatern
Oregon. Whitmoru la serving a term In
the pen for orJiiry. On hla trial ho
teatilled tho defendants aboyo named
paid him to jHirJuro himself and Judgo
Eakiu insued an order for their arrest
in tho courtroom. Ilia statement waa
that thoy paid him about fL0 to swear
falsely. Judgo Bennotto of Tho Dallea
la defending tho men.
HE SEVERED
TWO ARTERIES
R. K. A lluti, onu ot tho uttondanta at
tho Illlheu lmwllng alley slipped Saturday
evening, falling through a pauo of glats
and cuttlng'hiaarm, completely ueverlng
two arteries. Tho arm wan dressed by n
physician and ho now rarrles it in a
sling.
TOMATO AND
APPLE MARKET
The Salem cannery la working t Ida
week on apploa and tomatoes. For tho
latter fS.OO per ton la paid, llaild-pluk-ed
applea brli.g f 10.00 n ton und (8.00
for tho) piaketl up. Winter applea aro
uanued mostly
THE POTATO
MARKET SOLID
ilon. Mo Klnley Mitchell of Uurvnlo
la in town euiwrvlelng aome ahlpiuenifl
of (lotutoea. Ho pay 'Xcenta a bualiel
for good ahippera, and fiiruiuheH suckB
and thread.
That JoyM FcelFnj
Wlt'i thuoxhllurattug teiibuof ronewed
health and atrength and Internal clean
Ilneea, which follows the use of Syrup of
Flga, la unknown to tho few who havo
not progressed beyond tho old-timo
mediulnea and tho cheap aubitlutes
Bomuttnica offered but never accepted by
thu well-informed, Buy tho genuine
Manufactured by thu California Fig
Syrup Co,
I II !
Pall $10 Floe.
John Yates, who went on tho war
path Saturday evening while under tho
Influence of strong water, plead guilty
to dlaordorly com! nut beforo City
Recorder Juduh and was fined J 10
which ho rustled up.
J ERSONAL.
R, T. Bay of Marion was In town to
djy, lie ays )i cleared 000 on 1760
prune trees in bearing, tho second crop.
Tvo yours ago Uiey brought him (1000.
Sheriff Durbin. and Attorney Kulsor
wurttat Hubbard today to conduct aomo
replevin proceedings.
Deputy Sheriff John Rktoa wur in
Scotts Mills today on oflleial business.
Mrs. Pe-tq Bocket loft toilay for a win
ter.vlblt with relatives in California.
Goo, Thurjton is a guest of hU grand
father, GonomJ W. IlQdojl.
Hoiij Ralph MpjHly, o( To'rlland, was
in town today.
SUDDEN DEATH
IN CHINATOWN
Hule On. "Very Good Honest Mio," Turns Up ;
ins Toes.
There was a sudden death in Salem
Celestial circles Sunday night, Ilnie On
passing In his checks rorou time between
7 and 10 o'clock.
He was aged about -19 years and had
been in this country about 25 years. Ten
months ago he came to Sstem from Roee
burg, where he had worked as a section
hand on the railroad. Lie was Buffering
f-om tho t-fTcta of an Injury received
some years ago when a falling woodpilo
hurt him internally and'hls death re
sulted from a hemorrhage.
He had been staying at tho establish.
incut of Hoey Wing Yen, on Court
street, and tho other Chinese had
helped him. At 7 p. m. he went out,
and at about 10 :30 a search was Insti
tuted and ho was found dead in an out
house. Tho Chinamen say ho waB'Vcry good
honest man boya all like him all help
him."
Ac inquest is not considered neces
sary, and tho remains will probably bo
buried tomorrow.
BROOKS EVANGELICAL .
CHURCH DEDICATED
Presiding Elder 0. 0. Poling of Dallas
conducted dedicatory services Sunday of
tho Now Evangelical church at Brooks.
Rev. Lannor is the local pastor and a
number of members havo been added
to the church rolls. Tho structure cost
$800 complete. Only (CO wore needed
to pay all debts and $90 was raised.-"
RAILROAD WRECKS.
'I'linmna A. Scott Unril to Handle
'I'll fin Without dlorr. ,
"When that wonderflal railroad gen
Ilia, tho lute Tlioinurt A. Scott, waa
building up the Pennsylvania Hystem,
the work he did was HUpcrhuuiau, tho
rexults ho accomplished marvelous,"
said an-old railroad man. "Hcott'waB
eMsenthilly n uiau of nctlou. 'For ex
uinple, at one time there occurred on
tho line a freight wreck that piled up
score of enrx In n confused heap lu a
cutting, thus completely burring tho
main lino.
"The loenl authorises were beside
themselves, for they could not llgnro
out how the wreck could be cleared
uuny nnd the line reopened In leas than
two weukH. At this Juncture Scott ar
rived on the scene nnd after n survey
of the wieck aent for n great quantity
of coal oil, with which ho had the pile
thoroughly drenched. It wns then
touched olT, and the god of Are boou
removed all trace of It, and tnitllc was
ruxmucd on the Hue In 21 bourn.
"A bridge fell, nnd It wan feared a
long delay must enmu but Bcott put
more than 2,000 men to work on that
one Htructure mid thus eliminated the
lUi-Ktlon of delay. Those wero the
dayH when Bitch things counted nnd
were not only ponnlllc but ncccaanry.
Todny railroading la reduced to such a
line point tnut thu need for thuiu, no
loui'?r exists, Tho rnnda nro too anfe
guarded for Unit.
"The Inst ItiHtunco I remember of
Much railroad work iih that was nt the
JohiiHtown Hood lu 1881), 1 think It wan.
Frank TlioniHon, by great work nnd
the uhc of aide linos, was one of tho
first to arrive upon tho scen. Oneo
there, ho took full control, the division
HUperlntendentH from nil over tho Hue
wero summoned, and u particular task
was given to ench one to do Instantly.
They one nnd all responded as beajt
they could to the spur, nnd the lino
was reopened with luci'edlblo swift
ni'HS, Thero wero one or two failures,
however, nnd those men, whllo they
vcro kept on ns superintendents of un
important mountain divisions, wero
never ngnlu promoted," New York
Tribune.
"I WIN" AND "I LOSE."
8ortluir. Sic a Iiruore Their rennet
nnU Meeiu I'lriuted,
"Hnvo you over noticed the satisfied
inuuncr of gamblers whllo twisting
their tenses into the 'I win' nnd M lose'
common to the fraternity?" romurked
It man wlio Ims n fondness for Investi
gating tho peculiarities, of his fellows,
"I hnvo thought of that for a long
time ever since that form of expres
nIoii came Into common use among
gninblerM. Wutch the llrst sport you
hear talking In thnt style and uotlco
tho pleasure he seems to tuko In roll
ing his method of expression, Tho
tcuae he usch evidently curries him
back, nnd he enjoys again In the pres
ent tho pleasures of the act when ho
apeuks of It. Kvon If he says he 'loso'
It gives htm grutltlcatlou, according to
the philosophy of Charles Fox. who la
authority for the stutement that tho
greatest pleasure It) the world, next tq
Winning money, is to loeo It.
The iiiigriimmattcal fashion nmoug
gamblers dates buck about 15 years.
It seeiiis Impossible to conceive any
reason for tho custom other than tho
una I hnvo mentioned. That form of
Bpeech Is still growing In popularity.
Tho so called 'sporting men' have ex
tended tho cope of the present tense to
all their verbs. It Jars on me some
times, but oven then I find consolation
n (he knowledge that 1? tho 'sports'
tl lil not affect thnt particular stylo of
speech 05 In 100 of thorn would do oven,
worse, and their presplit ptctutvaquo
dcutuice of grummtir Is "n relief from
thu possibilities of such expressions as
'I seen' and 'I done "New York
Times.
How Ha Knerr,
A ragman who was gathering up
wornout clothing In the country pur
chased a pair of discarded trousers at
a furmhouae aud remarked to tho man
of tho house as he puld for tho BtutT he
had beught:
"I see, sir, that yoii ure about to loso
your land on n mortgage."
"Guess you aro right," said the dis
couraged looking furmer, "but will you
tell me how the Sum Hill you founi)
that out?"
"Busy enough." enld the cheerful'
ragman as ho settled back vu the seat
of his peddling wagon. "I uotlco that
these old punts tire completely ployed
out ho fnr an the part of 'em you sat
down on Is concornod, but they show
tj " -
3WW.J01I1
THE SILENT CASHIER
1 ii m " -r-c
Is what the busy business
ister. As is sometimes eaiU ot uns marveioua pneo oi uirvniwuu.
i .nnn t.ib n- niv hn nlnnn. but to the busv man it can and
does IhinPi of vastlv more
rare thing by tho way a eeven day wonder. o press the button
mm ti.Ai.ranV in.t it Mf tliR rest" iiftmelv: rcuistcr the kind
andamountof rour purchase, prints, dates and issues a tickotj
containing tlieeo facts, and tho further information that tho holder
thereof Is entitled to a rebate of 5 per cent, on cash purchases,
and this is a point careful buyers do not and others shou Id not loeo
sight of. We were tho llret to Introduce thla system in Salem, but
all good things havo imitators, and which we nro told is tlie stneor
Ml inrm nf ilnttnrv. Ilnwnmr thin mnv bo. WO lead and nrO COn-
tnt tn Imrn ntlipre follow.
line, always go the reliaMo,
leading drugstore ot
DAN'L J. FRY, 310 Commercial St.
Spend a few
Looking over
Furniture
The Right Prices
yours for bargains.
P.
D.HOLJJS Si CO.
FIRST DOOR NORTH
A PRESBYTERIAN
FOR BRYAN
One Preacher Who Will Hot Stop at the Prohi
bition llair-Way House.
Rev. Joseph Jlrown Tnrncr, pastor of
the Dover Presbyterian church, Dover,
Del,, who has announced his intention
to forsako tho Republican party and
support the Democratic ticket, said in
an interview on Wednesday:
"I shall voto for Mr. Dryan in Novem
ber, though I never beforo voted tho
Democratic ticket. While I nm some
what reluctant to talk about my political
relations, I see-no reaaou why I should
not candidly state aomo of tho reasons
for my personal convictions and my
change of politicah alignment at this
time.
"Thu ax ia laid at tho root of tho treo
under whose shadow wo havo sat with
rtlellght. It is a tlmo for every man who
loves frco institutions and truo demo
cratic principles to speak and kcop on
speaking. No more precious legacy
ever came to any peopli than that
lMMiiicathcd by our forofathcrs to all
succeeding generations of Americans.
This generation is lu dnngurof belittling
thnt legacy and of casting it wholly
aside.
" Wu havo outgrown the principles
of our fathers,' wo nro told, 'and we may
safely discard thorn,' Wo cannot keep
to tho dd linos and continuo to expand .
We cannot keep ineido of constitutional
limitations and bo a world power. Then
wo had better not be a world powor.
"I am a constitutionalist. Until wo
change our constitution In tho orderly
way provided in the constitution itself,
I can eoo nothing but overwhelming
disaster in a rofusalor a neglect to abide
by Its guarantee and restrictions. Wo
havo goao outside of thoso restrictions
and guarantees under tlio leadership ( f
tho present administration, nrd what
tho end may bo under such leadership it
is not difficult to foresee.
"Mr. McKlnloy declares, with hands
uplifted to heaven, that moral reasons
force us to stay in thu Philippines for if
wo wero to withdraw our nrmios tl o
people would notboablo to govern them
selves. These are the vlcloua stages by
1 havo soino good Iwnwlns in ai'oond
hand machines now, have sout out
several li the last few duva too, Thero
rvtuaiiiB a Hone at t, a good old Davia
vortical feed, at f5. a spleuded Crown
for $10, a New Home Sn excellent con
dition, and a Wheeler & WiUon at 120.
These machines havo all been put iu re
pair and will do good work; aomo of
tho better ones almost aa good aa now.
I havo sold all of my second hand
organs and piauos, and several
customers got big snaps in them. 1
may havo another ono or two in very
shortly,
Thero aro still twino big bargains ro
maiulug in now pianoa aud organa.
It's wliolelot bettor to buy at the
prices we are naming than to pay rent
for aomo old piano. Come and Beo for
yourself. There's a saving of from 25 to
S3 1-3 per cent. All on 'standard mal-oj
ot pianos and organa too. Kq "Btenoil"
goods iu the houbo.
F'A.OtfTQQlNS
307 Commercial SUeet.
piijzxr - - -
SOI
mum
mau terms the latest improved Cash Reg
importance. It is an infallible cashier a
Hut when von want the beat ill the drug ,
tho progressive, tho up-lo date, tho
Minutes
our line of
and our pricesvvill convince you that we
have the right jjoods at
OF POSTOFFICE.
which wo havo been led to an ambitious
leadership, lusting for powor and hid.
ing its purposes belling a wordy fog ot
pio'us and patriotic cant.
''This is why I am willing to siieak.
This is why I shall cast my ballot for
William J. Dryan ns against William
McKlnloy.
'They say that Mr. Hryan ia not n
safe man. Possibly ho is not. Dut
whon I find ono mau oiigagcd iu break
ing tho furniture of my hoiiBO, while
another la setting firo to thu house itaolf,
I will attend to tho firobng first. 1 do
not bolieve, though, that Mr. Bryan is
an unsafe unn. Ilia utterances duriiur
tho wholo of thla oampatgu have been
titatcsmanliko nnd every won! baa rung
truo. Ills Indianapolis epscch ia tho
noblest utterance this nation has ever
heard slnco Lincoln spoko at Gottya
burg.
If ho is elected wo will bo spared tho
repetition of tlio shameful spectacle of
an administration endeavoring in au
oflleial capacity to porpotuate itself. IIo
saya be will not accept a second nomina
tion, nnd I believe him. IIo speaks like
an lionest, straightforward," God-fearing
man.
THEY PREFER
OLD WEBFOOT
Mr. and Mrs. John Craig of Maeleay
who rented a pieco of property In Call
fornia and paid 5100 cash rent down
havo returned to Oregon. They havo
concluded not to go back to California for
tho present.
THE HIGH
STANDARD HOUSE
Hotter monla and for loss monoy oan
bo had at 8tron'a than at any other
place in tho city.
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NEW TODAY.
FOR KU.R
good onler.
street.
A Wahburn Guitar in
Can Ik) Mien at 473 Front
10 22 3t
FOR PALE. A pond saddlo ponv for
salnohenp. Enquire nt No, 15 Court
streot. 10 22 tf
FOR BALE Well-matched span ofblark
mares and a now Rain wairon. nlao
range nearlv now, hoallnRRtove, fnrni
turn etc. Inquire Christ Horn. 1
milo northeast of asvlum. 10 22 3t
STHAYED.-Liifl.t brow,, l,oro. lino
backed, rnnehed fnrcfnp. tar in fore
head, welitlit 1000 pounds. Itewanl
Address W. R Now, Salem. 10 22 3tt
TOTRTDE-lfi0 "m-ren oMamMn
Sou I horn Kaii'aa to trade for a atook
ronoh or fruit farm. A eood pat t of it
i river lmttnm hind. Apply to J. O
Mills, Salem, Or. Q 22 lw
Have Your Piano Tuned.
Mr. Souleof Hnulo Hroa Piano tunora
arrived todny. Anv ono wanting their
piano tnnrd leave their order immedia
tely at Geo. 0. Will's music and sowing
mauhlne store.
Quinces la Market.
And all othor fruit, groceries and pro-
V1HOUB that VOIl rcinlr fm- ....... t.,l.l
can bo bought Ht fair prices from
"Od IlEANSNN .t MxnxK
Th Pioneer .Bakery
Has been enlarged, has a now oven, and
wo are serviiiL, nnr i.nui. .. ...:n. n.
oet of bread. I. cultn. nto ..,! !,.
baked fresh rarh dav,
Whhtu'ott tt Stolz.
Don't Forjet
When von am twlna Pnoi in ii...
beat road. That menus lo go via
tho
tho
.iviiuurii lucmc. ,
This company ruua two through vea
tlbuled tnilna dally between Portland
and St. Paul. I.pavo Pn,i...,i no
and 11 :30 p.m. 10 1(1 14
Cider Barrels.
I havo a lot of luirmlu ami b..a ...tt
able for cider, wlno or vineear. Call on
1". Rogers. 213-222 Com., St. 10 9 1m
For Sale.
10Q cords ash wood detlveretl I..
Works. 19th and Slntn str.w t..i..
phono 20?1. ' 10I12 tf
New MUllnery Derirtment.
Mrs. X). L. PI on tor lina ni.,,,wl .... .
millinery department in Greenbauln's
Ury Gotxla Store, whee site ivIU bo
pleajed to eeo all her old friends and na
Our Specials SotSaiSftKa? '
itinti'e litftct riiilac nf Rnv Pnitc fer CI tl .VJ1mC-
Serge suits $8.50 and up x A splendid line of suits J
$b.uu. so.uu ana ao.u' we are neaaauartftrs
nnc nnA riti rrlun lifttti n
luuio uuu vuu 6rw 1111,111 iu juu nuiii pt.3j i) A IX (in
Ask to see them -tJust finishing our lot of Campaign HitV
are offering them at extra low prices and the way thev h
going it will be hard to judge which way the election win
turn x We are now offering the remains of our capes ma
jackets at prices that will pay you to investigate x a swpii
line of skirts in all the latest colors. Some nice one? fS
$1.50, $1.75 and up x You will find a splendid assortment
of dry goods, furnishing goods, etc.. at ,u
friiiaii's New Racket Store. :
Cor. State and Com. Sts. Salem Or.
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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. '',
ISflDORE SREEHBnOM
First Door South of the Postofilce,
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STB1NER & BBRGBR
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MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMINARY-
Conducted by tho Benedictine Fathers,
the Ideal Place lor Your Boys,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 5, 1900
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&66&tZ't6y
AT THE CAPITAL HUSINESS
I h prorata year. You will find hero skillful teachers, correct mothodsand modem
I'liiiimiit-iiiH. oiuuents numiiieu nt anv
catalogue uililnips,
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"Wo hnyo thuin und for
winter wear thoy cannot
bo beat." Our prices
will suit you. Comu mid
examine our stock, ; : :
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P.O.
Oregon
VVVt.xvwxVk,k
J. J. Tlssot
and h is fumniia Paintings of thoLlfoof
Ohriat. Tho greatest urt achievement of
the century. At tho Firet PresbyteiJan
ohuroh October 23 & 21th. The descrip
tive locluro by Rev. Edgar P. Hill, D. D.
ellvored before tho Cathedral class of
Firet Presbytorian church Portland Or,
will be given with theso platurea.
Tickets for tho Course 35 cents.
Single Tinket 25uenti.
For sale at The W. H. Durghart &
Co , Rook Store. Commorolal St.
Dissolution Notice.
Tho firm of Ot rdnor & White (making
a specialty of bleyolo re(uiring) baa dis
eolvetliwith mutual consent aud i suc
cewletl by White & Mooro who will con
tliiue tho biuiness at tho old Bland 228
Liberty St. L. K Ganlner haa relafned
thtt unibrella stock and removed tho
same tni3 State street. (2 doors west of
Stolner Drug Co.) where he will be found
,v"mWW repair or cover
ywrold umbrellas.
i,ntffin nqw,ft? umw Indeblsd to
sjtl with either metiiber.
L. It. Gahrxhh
R- I Whitk.
Sulem, Oct. 17, 1000.
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Prepare for Winter
By buying a new stove or ffcil
Iiavintr the old one relink. ,7fil,a
We have a large assort
ment of Heaters and Steel
Ranges which we offer at
low prices.
Repairs made, p,i pes sup
plied and stoves set up on
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Miun nonce iourpaiiiiii
age solicited.
Aa nu investment, pays substantial
dividends. This fact is demonstrated
continually by our graduates. Fourof
our students hnvo gone from school to
profitable employment during tholiit
two weeks. Plan now to take a count.
COLLEGE. SALEM, OREGON.
tlmo. visitors wolcomo. for hiusiihum
y(
itrated , II
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W. I. Stai.kv, Principal, Salem, Orego
MISS EVA IT. COX
Teuohsr of
PIANO AND ORGAN .,
Also clnsses in siuht readlmr- Studio
No 333 Front Streot, Salem, Oregon- ,
MISS BEATRICE SILTIlN
Taaoliar of-
PIANO AND ORGAN
Also clnssea in sight reading. Studio.
47t Frout street, Salem. Oregon. t Wlm
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PIANIST
Puplla ncci)ted nt any time. Kft-i-denco
1 block west of North School, bi
lem, Oregon.
N. W. N. COLLEGE
OF MUSIC AND ART
A.J. Garlrnd. Prln. Literary Dep't.
Z. M. parvln. Mus. Doc, Director
of Department of Music. : ;
Futl courtca In the Principal branchciof mo1' .
ana art. KIrt term begin Mobly Bert R
Bna for circular to Z. M. VWWa
Mu loc , sale"1
Music room No. 7, Patloa Illk.
Northwestern Normal tt
School and Business College
Salem Oregon
Term opens Sept. 24.
Complete eourws or atudjr Norm' BomwS
and Art. Full' Scully. 8turPtory
wort.
oena tor clreular.
A, J. GARLAND. A. M- Prwclpat
American Laundry- a
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am. ftf.l.. .IIIA .l IrtMnilrv HI alr
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s". j i tun uuiuu biiu iuh-) -j
lM. ,
I Jiurch street. To enhone aam
Ui-nnl. tinnr. aim OAvmr
Stor?'
Fair Ground Store, Yaw Park Urocrfji
Allen & Bovorsox, State Street
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