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I. ti.ir.oa nf vn.tlv mora Imnortanco. It is an infallible casitier n
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tent to imvo othorB follow. But when you want the Deal in uiour i
lino, nlwava eo tho tollable tho progressive, tho up-to-date, tho
leading drugatoro of
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Story of His Capture and Interview By Sheriff Durbin--Had
No Accomplice and Reveals No Cause for His
Dastardly Deed.
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I J. J. Dalrymple & Co.
The Quality
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Children Going to School
Woar glaesoo now nmch more frequent
ly than over boforo, locau8o parontn aro
growing wIbo in knowing that weak or
dofectivo oyosight In tho young eau bo
cured or romodlod by tho ubo of proper
glasses worn in tlmo. Wo at nil kinds
of oyes, yotiDg and old, after making a
scloutiflc test of tho eyesight reo of
chnrgo. Our stock of optical goods of
nil kinds is compMo.
Chas. H. Hinges ffi&tiu
Next Door to llolverson's.
Wheat Market
Ham Fhancibco, Oct. 21. Cash 05.
OmoAao, III., Oct. 21. Dec. 12.
Bnlem, CO.
J HOTEL ARRIVALS. ' T
GOLD DUST FLOUR
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Tho Sldnov Power Co.
BlIINXY, OUKCION.
iimdo for family nuo, ask your grocers for
t. Ilran and shorts always on hand.
'K T. WALN, AGENT.
mops 51.
Bottled Beer
Kllngerft Ueck,Succcssors to SautbSaleto
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.All orders tor bottled beer will bo tilled
at Uio brewery, Kent on oold storage.
Free city dolivory, Tolophonq 2181.
Moving
Thoao planning to
movo household goods
furniture, oto . would
do well to call on Deutlev k Co. New
trucks. Covored. Heaonab1u prices.
Accomodating and careful drivers. Call
up Phono 301. Tim old reliable transfer
D. S. BENTLEY & CO.
319 Front at.
'Cottaff,
H. W. Hart, Monmouth.
Mrs. S, W. Hart.'Monmouth.
Ed IJarmou, Dullns. "
M Ibs Addle Prather. Dallas.
L, G, Ulankonshlp, Buvur.
A. V. Hchtiltuor, Annaheim, Cul.
Harry Squires, Buonn Vistu.
Willamette.
K. A. Iiowor, lluntingtou, Pa,
Krnest Duilon, Ssn Francsco.
K. J, Flynn, Portland.
F. R. Uauko, Portland.
0. Mlmors, Kansas City.
Joo Hchroovo, Kansas City.
Henry Jacob, Ban Francisco.
W. A. Uradon, Hnrrlsburg, Pa.
A. D. llowen, Portland.
W. I). Joiner, Ban Francisco.
L. Illnkov, Portland.
Goo. II. Richos, Sllverton.
II. G. MeKlnloy, La Crosse, Wis.
I). W. Tarploy. City.
8. P. Magnes, Wheatland.
Cline. H . Glolm. Portland.
Hr. R. Troxel, Roseburg.
' P. Potcrs, Portlaud.
Henry Lang, Portland.
Arthur J. Collins, Nouio.
M, G. Myers, St. Joe.
It. M. Pontreath, N. Y.
Dissolution Notice.
Tho firm of (jardnor A White (making
n specialty of bicycle rouiirlng) has dl
tolvod with mutual consent and 1b sua
cecded by White & Moore who will cou
tlnue the businoss at tho old stand 228
Liberty St. L, K. Gardner lias retained
.the umbrella stock and removed the
name to 03 State rtreot, (2 doors west of
Btolner Drug Uo,)wliore lie will bo found
ready ta make new, or repair or cover
your old unibrollas.
Those knowing thomeelves indebted to
,tho old ilrui will please call at once and
tottlo with either member.
L. K. Qauknku.
It. L. Whitb.
Baloin, Oct. 17, 1000. lOt
Bneclal salo of Bheotings at Holvur.
sou's, tomorrow nnd Friday.
MARRIED.
HART-II ARMON-In this city, Oct.,
23, 1P00, by Rev. John Parsons D. I).,
Mr. Silas W. II. Hart, aud Miss Ray
Harmon, both of Polk County.
PORTKIt-MORRI8.-At ttiq homo of
the parent, of the bride, Mr.J'Uid Mrs.
1), M. Morris,, near Turner, Orcuon,
at 11 a. m, Miss Ktta T. Morris to Ma
rion L. Porter, Rev. Jua. II, Early of.
Delating.
Bpceial Bale of Shootings at llolvor
sou's, tomorrow and Friday.
Where to Diae.
Straugers visiting the city may not
know where to obtain the host meal for
tlioir money, but those acquainted
with condition! patroulao Strong's
Restaurant.
WE CARRY A GREAT LINE OF
VTkW Bt H m Bjiaiaia iik
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TOUR LEADERS ARE:
Log Cabin Maple Byrun
CHUiuuors uuiiBtia nap
TJId Bottler's Mnftttffiy?
IJJow OrleniIola8aes in cans pr bulk.
" f ;i , Yankee Hill's Maple Syrup
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Bud Uiet and nil kinds of pancake;
flour, jieadquarter for all the ieacjing
bra.otJji'r4f 6ereals In town ';' ;
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& Qrabir
Pliono Gil. I'M Btato Bt.
Thk Journal's full report Tuesday
evening of tho murderous attack on Lulu
Jones, a 13 year old school girl at Jof
forson, left littlo to toll. Since then her
assailant, Clyde Vaughn, the janitor
who called her Into the basement and
struck her down with nn nxo, lias been
apprehended nnd confessed the crime.
Surteons Dress The Wounds.
The surgeons who oxntnlncd Miss
Jones found tho right side of the fore
head crushed in. They lifted tho broken
skull from Its prossuro on tho brain nnd
removed ono piece.
Tho suOeror became partly conscious
by six o'clock Tuesday ovonlne and rec
ognized relatives nnd acquaintances and
answeryos and no but could tell nothing
of tho crime.
At midnight sho was resting well and
at six o'clock this morning alio was
quite comioriaulo anu Hopes ol nor re
covery wore strongly entertained by all.
Following Burgeons attended MissJenes:
Hawk of Jefferson, Ilyrd of Salem and
Wallacoof Albany.
Prisoner Examined by Sheriff Durbla.
Sheriff Frank Durbin visited Vaughn
in his cell at Jefferson and had a talk
with him. Thu young follow seemed to
bo In a stupor and paid no attention to
the entrance of the olllcors, but when
spoken to anawored all questions asked
him, without hesitation.
Tho first question Sheriff Durbin ask
ed him was: - "Aro you the young fel
low who killed, or attempted to kill, tho
girl la tho Imaoment." Vaughn answer
ed simply "Yes," without looking up.
In answer to furthor questions, ho said
that ho didn't know why ho did it;
that ho waB firing up tho furnaco when
tho thought struck him that he would
call tho girl down thoro.and beat her to
death ; that something just took hold of
him ntid impelled htm to do It; that the
girl did not go into the basoment will
ingly, but ho forced her to go in, and
then saw tho nxo and picking it up
struck her olio blow. Ho said ho did
not intend to kill hor, and did not know
whether he had or not. Ho dented be
ing In love with her or ever writing her
any letters.
Ho did not soem to at nil realize
the enormity of the crlmo he hud com
tod, and made no inquiries as to tho
condition of hla victim.
Story of Vaut tin's Capture.
After rtriking tho girl Vaughn imme
diately left tho school house and went
to his homo, where ho told his
mother (hat thoro was trouble over at
tho school house. Ho then started
across the Holds towar ' the river. A
fow moments later his father, Eli
Vaughn, camo to the houso, and bulug
told what tlio boy had Bald, started after
him, but the latter disappeared among
tho willows and his fattier did not bik
coed in overtaking lilm Then lie seems
to have wandered about all day.
Lato in tho afternoon he vus dUcoy.
orod by Frank Libby crossing n field on
Llbby'u farm about two miles northeast
of JefferBOii, nnd going In the direction
of the-town, Llbby started towurd him
aud whuu within hailing distance called
to him. Vaughu stopped at once and
walked to meet Llbby, who told him
that ho would have to go to Joffotson
with him. Vaughn made no objections,
but accompanlod Libby to tho house,
whore a horso was hltuhod up and drove
into Jefferson, whero ho was turned
ov.r to Constable Black well.
Vautho wan ltound over.
Tho examination of Vaughn was hold
beforo Justice 8. T, Johnson, District
Attorney Hart was preaeiit. and the
prlsouer waived hla right to prelimi
nary oxAminatlon and was bound oyer
to the grand jury.
The people of Jefferson, while horror
atrlckoh at tho crlmo of young Vaughan,
conducted themsolves with cousorvattsm.
A few hot-heads may have thought of
violence, but tho people generally had
no Intention of interfering with tho
coarse- of tho law.
'The young man's parents were greatly
I xhookeit nt (ho son's crime, and hs
father displayed a-disposition to help
the officers in tlioir search in any way
ho could.
Jofforaou pooplo say that youtyj.
Vnughn was of arather peculiar dispo
sition. Ho was a closo student and faith-'
fully performed his duties as janitor at
tho school building. But ho mado no
friends nnd had no confidantes or com pan
Ioiib. Ho nover associated with any
ono. As soon as ho had performed his
duties ho would go homo, and nover
lingered to meet other young people.
On the morning of his crlmo'lio wrote
a lotter to the g.rl. This letter was
rambling and unlntolllglblo, having no
meaninlng whatover of any kind.
The Prisoner Removed to Salem.
Clyde Vaughn has been bound over to
appear tho grand jury under $5000 bonds
and was tent to tho county jail at Balem
strongly Ironed and in custody of Con-
stablo Blackwell and deputy W.L.Jones,
brothor of tho girl he brained. They left
Jefferson at 10:30 this .forenoon, and ar
rived nt Salem at 1:30, when Vaughn
was lodged in the "murdoror'B cell" in
the county jail. Ho camo along without
nny resistance, but was sulky and would
not talk.
The condition of Lulu Joms was not
so favorable at noon. A portion of tho
brain was removed by tho Burgeons
wltii tho oone they tonic out Tuesday.
Today in dressing tho wound more o
the brain hnd to be takon away. Tho
local attondlng physician considers her
caao hopeless,
Feellug nt- Jefferson continues very
bittor against the boy. While at school
ho was an exceptionally bright scholar
but of moroso and uneoclal disposition.
Thoro is n general bollof on the part of
those who saw him in the Justico Court
that lie is undertaking tho crazy dodge.
Spend a few Minutes
Looking over our line of ,
Furniture
and our prices will convince you that we
have the right goods at
The Right Prices
yours for bargainsi
P. OIHoEElQ Si CO.
FIRST DOOR NORTH OP- POSTOPFICE.
Our Specials Wsefftovi
tagc of them: x A sood Mackintosh for si In fib
rnn.iV IrtrtP c4ltloC vf RaV rnip . Ol rt riAJyt
men o id ico i. a i jru-a ui uua waic iui $ J.UU JC
i rc
Serge suits $8.50 and up -x A splendid Uhp fAllM
$5.00, $6.00 and $6.50 we are headquarter tr,s
coats and can give them to you from M. so a 12j .
Gentle-
Kl
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Aclr in pf tlinm .XJust fnklilnfr nur Int a r.-.y .Mo.Qf)
are Offering them at extra low prices and the vv SJK
going it will be hard to judge which way tie elect J?1!
turn x We are now offering the remains of our c rlWl11
jackets at prices that will pay you to investigate x ilm
line of skirts in all the latest colors. Some s nice Tn3'
$1.50, $1.75 and up x You will find a splend d lasSK, fo!
of dry goods, furnishing goods, etc.. at ortW
llr.in.lmn
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Now Racket Stoto. i
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Con.State and Com. Sts. Salem Or.
Stop in at
WOOLEN MILLS
AND POLITICS
8teclal salo of Shootings at llolver
son's, tomorrow and Friday.
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SIDNEY STAGE
DISCONTINUED
. The daily stago running out of Salem
to Stdnoy and supplying the three post-
offices of Liberty, Itosedate nnd Sidney
has been temporarily discontinued, and
tlioso offices have been without a mail
service this week
This is one of tho bcauticB of tho eys-
torn of star routo contracting, which lets
all the little routes to nonreuident
eaatorn contractors, whp depend on sub
letting to local people at starvation
figures pocketing the difference them-
selvos,
Thin Sidney routo contract was Jet to
n Kentucky sharper who took it so low
that ho could find no one hero to carry
the route at tho tlguro ho was getting.
Hu finally lot it to Chas. Whitcom at
nn advance, ngroeiug to pay Whitcom
tho difference. Whitcom carried out his
part ol tho contract, but recoived no ro
mlttaucea from tho Kentucky party,
aud after writing eovoral times and get
ting no satisfaction, ho discontinued the
service.
A SEVERE FALL.
Mrs. Sarah Durbin, Mother or Sheriff Durblu,
Receives Injuries,
Mrs. Sarah Durbin, who has been
visiting at the home of her son, Sheriff
Frank Durbin, sustained a severe fall
last night about 11 o'clock while suffer,
ing from a congestive chill, and brills d
her head qulto severely against tho wall,
This morning Mrs. Dnrbin was suffer--log
conslderaly and hor condition wao
far from satisfactory, Boriff Frank Dur
bin, who was at Jnfferson on tho Vaughn
case, came down on the overland this
morning to help care for his mother.
Mrs. Durbin was sleeping with her
little grand-daughter, and arose in tho
night and left the room aud tho little
girl thinks sho was gonu an hour or
nurb, boforo Mrs. Frank Durbin, heat
lug soiuo one moauing, instituted a
search aud discovered tlioTold lady lying
unconscious in the hall, 8he has no
recollection ofoccuranco of thontght.
It seems that she is. a sufferer from some
heart troublo, which caused this attack.
After Dinner
To assist dlgostlon, relieve distress
after catlnc or drluktiuc too heartily,
to prevent constipation, take
Hood' Pill
Sold everywhere. Si cents.
Thomas U, Kay, Jr., Refutes a Campaign
Item,
Tho story that tho Salem Woolen
Mills had $76,000 stock mado up and on
hand, tho salo of which depended on
McKinley's election, started from an
innocent romark of Mayor Bishop of tho
Salem Woolen Mill 8toro who said in
tho prc?cnco of a number of friends that
if McKinley was ro-elected their tales
men could tako orders for $75,000 worth
of goods in 48 hours.
Mayor Ulsliop is an enthusiastic Re
publican but what ho said was not In
tended for publication, and if it had
been published as ho said it would Imvo
simply conveyed tho expression of his
individual opinion. Dut It was twisted
around for political effect so that it com
pletely misrepresented him and the
Woolen Mills and caused much com
ment and criticism and the Mavor not a
littlo distress.
Following card appears to correct the
statement of a local paper:
8ai.xm. Oregon, Oct. 10, 1900.
I noticed an article in your paper of
tho 18th to tho effect that tho Salem
WMlen Mills hud $75,100 wortli of pro
ducts on hand for which they could find
no fnarkct. There is no foundation for
Mich a statement, as wo have not $75,
000 wortli of goods nor any othcramount
on hand for which we have no market.
In fact, our greatest trouble is In turning
out. enough goods to fill, our orders, al
though -wo are running' night and day.
Tiiob. Kay Woolkn Mill Co.,
T. Ii. Kay, Free, mil Mgr.-
It should bo added that tho Salem
Woolon Mills liavo orders to keep then)
busy Into next year and aro continually
prossed for orders that aro asked to ho
filled, snmo of them ahead of tlmo.
Tho Woolon Mills have Democrats on
tho board of directors, among tho stock
holders, officials and employes. T. 11.
Kay, Jr., is a strong Republican and
prides himself on having made a fairly
good record as tho head of the institu
tion. Ho takes especial pride in keeping
down tho stock of manufactured goods
and probably nevor has $10,00 J wortli
in tho houso at ono time. Tho mills
only turn out about $15,000 to $20,000 a
month. He says thoro Is absolutely no
politics in their business management.
PERSONAL.
"I KNOW PERUNA IS THE BEST
CATARRH CURE ON EARTH."
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Rough XUder Sorgtjant Buck Taylor.
Bwrgeant Huok Taylor, ono of the
famoua Ilough lUdura, la a personal
frlond of Governor Roosevelt, of New
York. Ho accompanied Governor
Itooaerelt on his great stamping tour
through upper Now York stato. He
was promoted through gallantry in the
field during the late war.
The Sergeant has tho following to say
ofPo-ru-nas "I think thera la no better
medicine on earth than Po-ru-na, for
catarrh. It has oured mo. It would
Ukoavolurue tatoflyouall tho good it
ha done me. Po-ru-na is the beat ca
tarrh, euro on earth, and I know, for 1
bav tried nearly all of them.
IteapeotfuUy, Buck P, Taylor.
Send for book of testimonial, gon.t
free by The Po-ru-na Medicine Co,
Oolumbus, O. ,
MrF. R. P. Iloiso, and daughter MifB
Mao llolso, aro visiting friends in Port
lanU.
Miss Wellor ifl at Chemawa today
whero sho has organized a lino class in
music.
Miss Cora A. Sutton has gone to at
tend tho Pliotograplror's Convention at
Portland.
MIsh Margucrito I.oonoy will spend
tho winter with Mrs. S. C. D er to
study elocution with Miss Mabel Carter.
Mr. aud Mrs. Jas. Lamblrth havo
moved from 522 Front street into tho
Frank B. Mcreditli cottago on Hast Stato
street.
United States Senator Joseph Slmloii
and W. T. Mulr were up from Portland
yesterday on business before thasupremo
court.
R. A. Mc Clenahau of the Palm Whit
man Palm Cigar Co,, of Mcdford is in
tho city. That factory l building up u
good business.
J. P. Cfray, of Cdrllund, N. Y. U visit-
ing his cousin, Dr. K. A. I'ierco, being
on his way home from a three years
stay in Bergman, Alaska.
8. A. Clark arrived on tho 11 a. in.
train from Washington for a visit to his
children, and will stay until after elec
tion to cast his vote for McKinley.
That Joyful Feellnr
With tho exhilarating sense of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
liness, winch follows tho ubo of Syrup of
Figs, Is unknown to tho fow who Imvo
not progressed beyond tho old-timo
raediclnos and the cheap substtutes
sometimes offered but never accopted by
tho well-Informed, lluy tho genuine
Manufactured by tho California Fig
Syrup Co.
Special salo of Shootlm-H nt Ilnlvnr.
son's, tomorrow and Friday.
FISH TRAPS
IN YAQUINA RIYER
A Yuquina correspondent of Thk
Journal tends tho Information that
therejaro fish traps in tho Yaqulna
rlvor, which tho fish commissioner
does not seem to know of and that nro
not complying with tho law. It Beoms
that it ought to he possible to enforce
tho law on tho comparatively fow Sal
mon streams of Oregon, in tho matter
of anything as eaRily discovered as n
fish trap out of place.
falsi s Dry
Goods M
'I
You can save from .25 to 75 per cent, by purch-
abms your joous mere, ah goods marked
ciown. unoice line goocisat reduced prices.
ISfiDORE GREENBfW
Location First Door South of the Postollice,
MT. ANGEL COLLEGE AND SEMlfi
Conductod by tho Benodlctino Fathers.
Tho Ideal Place for Your Boys,
WILL REOPEN SEPTEMBER 5, 1900
As an Investment, pays aabatiitiil
dlvldonds. This fact la demonitntol
continually by our graduates. Foard
iiiavogonoiromBcliooto
Jt fJ J fr '? -V':' s
AT
our students I
profltablo employment during the Lut
two weeks. Plan now to tako a cooni
COLLEGE". SALEM, OREGON,
Tho present year. You will find hero skillful teachers, corroct methods and raodtn
!ltiinment8. btmicntH nilinltteil at any time. Visitors welcome. For lllu-tnW
THE CAPITAL BUSINESS
catnloguo address,
ly tl
W.
I. Stat.kv, Principal, Salem, Oregon.
TODAY'S MARKET.
Ul Wheat vnlloy
Walla Walla, 52
POIITUND, OcU
nominal 68 & 5'Jc,
to OL'M.
Flour Pjrtland, beat grndefl $2.1)0
3.0. Graham 2 (10.
Oats Choico Whtto -12 c, groy -10
41 o per biinhol.
MlPBtuff Braiir$15.r0; shorts, $17.00
Hav Timothy $12QIU per ton.
Onions 85c $1
Potatoes 50 to i0c per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 2580; fancy
ori'Hiuory, 45 to 51)0. Storo 2oc. 0.
Kggs Oregon, fresh 25c to 270.
Poultry ChickotiB, $2 50 toJl.50; hens
$3.50 to 4.00; turkeys, live 11 to 12c.
Mutton Drossed, o to 7c per pound.
Hogs Heavy dressed fl to 0o.
Beef Steers, :J.60(3-1 ; cows, $83.60;
uruHseu neei, o to yc.
Veal DresBed, 8 Wc. for Binall.
Hops 2Q8c. for 181)1) crop, 12Jtf to
14)ic for now prop.
Wool Valloy, M15cJ(i jKastem Oro
gon, 1013c; Mohair, 25.
I lidos Green, salted CO lbs, 7 8e:
under 60 lbs, 78)(J ; sheep pelts, 15
20o
SA1.KW MAUKKT.
Wheat 58 )ounda nnd over, 50.
Wool, 13 to 10c, Mohair, 25c.
Hops 11 to 15c
Oats 37 to38c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $7; timothy, $10,
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I.ISS EVA F. COX
Tunolior of '''
PIANO AND ORCAK
Also classes In sight rcndltig. Stadb '
No 333 Front Street, Salem, OreBon.
MISS BEATRICE SI1EL1
-Twaolior of-
' PIANO AND ORGAN
Also classos in slglit readirg. StaJIo,
473 Front streot, Suloni. Oregon. 9191b
$3.
$3
Flour In wholeeolo lots, $2.60;' retail
Millstuffs Bran, $13; shorts, $14J.
Hogs Drcased, 43c.
Livo cattl Steers. 'iV : cows. 1M to
The Tlssot Lectures.
Th first ol the two lectures on tho
Tlssot plotures was delivered last Tues
day evening at the First Presbyterian
church. Tho lantern slides aro colored
after tho originals, and tho plotures
shown Inat night. Were mainly from
tho old maBters. Tonight will be the
Tlssot exhibition proper. The screen
throws n picturo nbout fifteen feet
sqtinro.
OUR HOBBY
TOR A
jtor.iafasti and Children.
Tk Kind Yq it Have Always Bough
Is tho Standard Notary sowing
machine. : : : : : :
Two in oii, lock and chain
stitch, high speeil, a third faster
than others ;;::
Large Bobbins
Holds twice the thread of the
oidinary bobbin. Does the flu.
eat work that it's possible to do
on any machine made, Thu at
tachments are the Standard Cg's
own features, doing many things
thntcan be done on no otlufr
machine. .::::
. We'vo sent out n lot q good
second-hand snaps latelv, irtoru
yet to sell. Come and boo what
we can do for you. : T : :
R.A.OJIOOIN3
307 Commercial Street.
Sheep $33.50.
DroaKcd Veal 7 cents.
Buttor Dairv. lSraain? ...,, mk
SOc. " ' " -
Poultry Fat honB por lb.,0; spring
chlckons per lb., (Jo.
Potatoes now. SOc per biishol.
Applos25cto35c.
BTEl.NEU'8 MAKKCT.
rat lions per lb
Spring ohickoiiB
Eggs per doz.. cash
Bcrllia II.
PIANIST
Pupils accepted at any tltn Km
deuce 1 block west of North School, it
lem, Oregon,
N. W. N. COLLEGE t
OF MUSIC AND ART
A.J. Garlrnd. Prln. Literary Vts't .
2. M. Parvln. Mus. Doc,. Director
of Department or Music, i :
Full couwea tn tho nrluclpal branehnpf .
Klrit term UCglUJ Moonar "Tv? .
i ui boft.fca'
Muilo room No. 7, Pulton int.
and Art
Bend for circular to
(Tc
25 to 27c
NEW TODAY.
WAN TLD. Big Fir wood. If you want
to coutruct for lnruo lots of wood for
next season, call at tho ollico of Salem
Light and Traction Co. 10-21-tf,
I ASrUIlAGhFor good winter pastmo
Inquire of It Crayton, one block west
of north Salem school, jo 24 tf
Eatlnt will Prove Quality.
You can provo tho 'standard" hv eat
ing nt our table. I ho best of food is
cooked and eeived in Btylo to pleaBo nt
The St, Rwio Ukstaciant.
Northwestern Normal
School and Business College
Term opens Sept. 24.
Complete countca of Hudy, N"nK JWS
Common Bcliool. Hlgb ichool. K"coi' iZt
and Att, Kiill tTaeulty. &uUf.cwT "
Houd tor clrculart.
A. J. OAKLAND, A. M. PfUclpil
tho
the
Daa't Forget
When you aro going Kast to take
beilroad. Thnt means to go via
" vu i aoino.
This comuanv riinn lu-ntlimnnii .a-
J tibnlod trains dally between Portland
ttiiucjt. Paul, Leaves Portnnd at2 p. m
and lh.WJp. m. in h
Cider Barr
I have a lot of barrels
s.
and
Curhldo for your
pounds for 26 cents.
gus lamp, two
aoie (or cider, wipe or vinegar. Cull on
j. t nugyrs.sie ---
kegs suit
Com., tst. 10, 0 lin
For Sale.
100 cords nth wood delivered in
quantities to suit. Applv to, Cryatal Ice
Works, IQth and State streets. Tela
pliono 5WN. 10-12 tf
New Millinery D epartraent.
Mrs. D. L, Fluster has opened up a
millinery 4epartmont hi Greenb.uim's
Dry Goads Store, whoe bIio rvill bo
pleal to see all her old friends and im
troftjj. '
Bear taa , VaVsA Ym Haia Always Bough
American Laonto,
Owned and operated by Anwrg;
Work first-class. Glvo It your p
ago. Main ollico and launaw -
Ohurch streot. Telephone MtogJ I
Branch offices, Wlprui ",,.,
Fair Ground Store, Yew Park 07.
Allen & Boworsox, State Htreet
a -. ,-..---.-.'.x,lS l m
t
.
Shoef
5 ..;.. ; .i nndforw.5
.MVodinvti tlieiu
aud fcfljtf
winter wear they cannot, .f
be bpat," t"'r
will enlt you. ""v'-
examine our stock- j
E, F
.'OSBURN.&J
.V
ia.&Ktm&&aM
msKji -" 7 -?
... Qulncei
And allipltipr irn, '"-Xfoari
rriim" " ".t
visions that you
In Markelv. ri0 $
frt
an be bought at fair price" "t
,od BkssJ",
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