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Friday Saturday Snecfal Sales
In our men's furnishings department we offer Balbrlgan
Underwear, good valae at UO cents Friday and Salur
unlay at
Good Ribbed Underwear, dimmer weight, worth 36 cents
Friday and Saturday at
43c
19c
Ladies' Kid Gloves
All $1 00 Gloves S7
All $1 26 Gloves I0'
All $1 CO Gloves l &
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Remember every 36c purchase entitles
you to a vote In the Hit! f0
KIMBALL PIANO
VOTING CONTEST
SALEM'S - BEST ' STORE
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SALEM.
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Psnrv Pillftw Tnnc 7 for 25C. See WindOW,
New Lace Collar Turnovers. 25c to 75c each.
ALWAYS THE BEST GOODS
At the Lowest Prices Has Won for This Store
a Reputation for Reliability at all Times.
...PARASOLS...
About Half
tho
"Old
Arojyon proparcd to word off
sometimes too ardont rays of
Bol"?.
Como hero today, see tho lino ol
parasols wo nro offering at about one
half regular price. Wo know you'll
not be nble to resist their beauty.
Standard Patterns are Best.
OUR ENTIRE LINE OF WHITE
WAISTS REDUCED.
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(1 00 Quality nt 88
fl 25 Quality at l8
2 00 Quality nt fl 50
2 60 tluttlltr nt $1 08
Mall Orders Promptly Filled.,
CIRCUIT
COURT
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aJwexA
The grand jury filed a truo bill ngatnst
A, Jotle, of Chaiupoeg, for selling liquor
without a licsnso nnd Mr. Jetto has
leen brought up for trial.
In tho potato caio of La Follelt vh
Mitchell for $372 the jury went out yes
terday afternoon, returned nt 6 o'clock
for further instructions, and nftor eating
dinner wero again locked up until 10
o'clock, when it was agreed to present n
sealed verdict at 0 o'clock this morning.
Thi'ivordict was for l 18.01 In favor of
plaintiff.
Thu caio of Bonney vs. Saltsefder, to
rocover damage mnnoy nmouutiug to
1222.22 on a hop laud leaso, was tried to
the following Jury, who wore tills morn
ing Instructed:
George JJ. Miller, Albort Ives, T. A.
Farloy, N. F. ilerrou, L. M. Jlerren,
F. W. Bteusloff, A. I), l'nlmer, G.A.
Ehlon, W. T. Grimm, II. H. Van Vnl
kenburg, Harry Albort.
Thu jury gnvo Uonnoy judgment for
07.22.
Thu Zumwnlt rapo and incest catu
I was next taken up and when ten jurors
weru drawn the panel wus exhausted
Thu defeme objected to drawing two
from thu by-standors, nnd It beenmo
necessary to wait about two, hours for
the Jury In the Bonney-Balyssider cue
to return.
Judge Hamilton very properly started
the case behind closed doors, to the fol
lowing jury: Giant Davis, C. W. Stege,
G. W. Clymer, J. W. uarritt, tt. j
Bolter, G. W. Murpby, Fred 8teusloff,
Harry Albert, R. A. Crossan, Frank
Hollis, II. H. Vandervoort, H. P. Mc-
N'ary.
Tlie prosecuting attorney called Mrs.
Zumwait as a witness, but defendant
took advantago of tho statute nnd ob
jected to hei testifying against him. Tho
sole witnesses then were the two
daughters, who apparently told a
straight story and proved strong wit
nesses against their father.
In department No. 2 of the atato cir
cuit court fer Marion County, an answer
was filed by John Hayes, 8r., through
his attorneys, W. T. Slater and W.
M. Kaiser, to a suit, entitled the State
of Oregon, plaintiff, vs. W. A. Dfcly, as
administrator of tho estate of John
Hayef, deceased, defendant; in the com
plaint it is alleged that the deceased,
John Hayes died intestate, and that
the property of said estate, valued at
$2829.97, rightfully belongs to the state,
and W. A. Daly, as administrator of tho
estato, tbo defendant, is in wrongful pos
sesion of sand property, and demands
judgment and decree of the court for tbo
possession of the property of the estate
and to recover costs nnd disbursements
of suit and for $300 counsel fees.
John Hayes Br., a resident of Derry
goolln, YToodford, County Galway, Ire
land, in his answer, claima that he is the
father of tho deceased, John Hayes, and
the only heir to tho estate, and denies
that W. A. Daly, administrator, is In
wrongful possession of tbo estate.
J. N. Hart.dlBtrict attornoy.and Frank
A. Turnor,special counsel, nro the at
torneys for the state In tho suit.
ARGUMENTS MADE
FOR BANKRUPTCY
Made Before Judge Bellinger of the United
States Court
A LARGE FIRM IN NEW YORK
TYYO PETITIONS PRESENTED
THAT SUPPLEAtENT EACH OTHER
NEW
JAIL
DOORS
County Judge Scott has gone to Port
land to make a contract for now steel
doors for tho Mnrion County Jail to coBt
about $65 apieco.
CHURCH
BUILT
K. R. Fortney camo up from
liuttoville yosterday, where be lias just
completed the building of tho new Con
gregational courcb. Uo has also closed
n contract for building a lino rosldonco
fur Fred Dents -lA miles from Duttuvillo.
Fulfill) mechanics did most of the work.
History of Remarkable Case of Bank Suspension and LMsration Over an
Estate Variously Estimated at From $48,000
to S350.000-New Proceedings.
Salem lawyers interested In the var
ious suits brought in connection with
the Gilbert Bro". bank suspension are
in Portland today to agree tho question
of the propriety of bankruptcy proceed
ings before Judge Bellinger,
On petition asking bankruptcy was
presented by Attorneys Carson A Jef
frey. A second petition of depositors,
sotting fortli additional facts to show
why n petition in bankruptcy, will bo
prevented by Attorney Higgler. Attor
neys for Ford, Gatcb and GibertBros.
will contend there is no cause for bankruptcy.
Continued uu second pare.
GILMAN
ESTATE
JilVIDED
Members of the Family Don't
Want a Lawsuit.
Claims of Miss Helen Hall
Will be Provided For.
n 10.000 mile ionrnev in the iHtT and
to be gone a year. They nro not to use
palls but nro to travel the w hole diitauce
by paddling. They plan to land every
niuht on the coast through the surf and
to embark the next morning.
From this city the men will paddlo
up the Hudson, through the Erlo canal
to Buffalo over the Great Lakes, then
down the St. Lawrence to the Gulf of
St. Lawrence.
From there they expect lo paddle
down thu Atlantic Coast to Key W'et
through the Gulf of Mexico to Texas,
where tho journey will terminate.
Would Hko to open a businees in Sa
lem. They neked 8. Friedman, of Fried
man's New Racket, what they could do
with a good stock of general merchan
dlie: whether the place would pay to
run on American plan, by selling goods
on n very small margin for strict cash
without any hocus pocusor giving nway
things Willi eacn nruae wiuy ;
make all the other customers pay for it
in R roundabout wav.
Friedman's Answer
There is room fora good.genernl storo.
for a good grocery house, which would
run strictly on the American plan, to
give tho customers all tliej csn afford lor
the money, nnd not cater to the low
trade which expects a chromo, n wiieel,
n fan, a ticket to a church supper, nnd a
rlcrcvmnn to tirettch his 'uneral sermon
nfter ho is dead, with each 25c purchase.
I speak for myeelt. nave uone uuen.uno
in Salem for over thirty five years.
Have run a general Btore.n grocery store,
n drug store; always had a good trade;
the people nil know me throughout this
country from Uhemawa to irui-
nla'a onlinnl tinilRG. HI1U ""'
i.Oo n RioUrpall bridite: have
had some trndo from below the
Fair Grounds, but my business hns been
conducted on the American plan. fo
hereafters. When a customer buys an
article it becomes theirs, but wo have
mnny merchnnts In Salem that nre inca
pable of selling n paper of pins or ij tin
whistle, or n towel, without giving them
something in the bargain. As nn in
stance, a number of years ago Madame
Cori gave a fleight of hand entertain
ment. She was truthful. She told the
audience she would be nil deceit from
the top of her head to the soles of her
shoes. After plnying for ten days in
Monsoon rnMis havo started unusually
early in India and it is hoped they will
ureatly Improve orop prosjects.
BRING US YOUR WATCHES
A good watch should last a lifotlmo, theroforo enro should bo exercised in
whore you tnko It for repairs. Wo tade special pains In doing this work nud wo
can safely stato that wo havo tho best and highest grado of material In this depart
ment of nny othor In the state. Our warrant it given with every watch wti sail or
repair. You can dojoud oa getting a good rollublo wntch or have your old one
ropnim . m or WnU1llI Niok!o cn0( t7 1)5i
16 Jowel Klgin or Wnltham, Nlckle case, 0.85.
Watches cleaned 7&0.
MalnSprings 7fic.
Crystals for open face 26 csuts, double rase 16c.
STRAWBERRY SHOW
AND DAIRY MEETING
Great Berry and Cream Combination at
Salem Saturday
C. H. Hinges, X
VVatclimaktr ni Jcweltr.
20yeri iixtrltnce.
296 CoomtrcUl Street.
WE ARE CONTINUING OUR
GREAT CARPET SALE
Wo havo several rolls and parts of rolls of Tapestries, Velvets, Mouetts uud
Axmluster carpets tlut wearo quoting at
Tapestries 35c to 85c, former price 5 Oc to $1.00
Velvets, 85c, former price $1.10.
Moquetts 85c, former price $1.10.
Axmlnsters 89c, former price $1.20.
If you oro'in need of a carpet at all wo would lw moro than pleased In show
you few of 'these new, up-to-date patterns at sale prluo, Wu stand bauk nf the
j uallly.
F. W. HOLLIS & CO.
THE LOW PRICED FURNITURE HOUSE.
BEAUTIFUL DISPLAYS AND DECORA
TIONS WILL MAKE IT AN EYENT
Growers, Nurserymen, Shippers, Canners, and Consumers are Interested
Display of Slnsrlc Plants In Fruit French Strawberries and
Spanish-Americans Will be There Too.
Nkw Yonic, Juno 13. Fra.ler Oilman,
the halt brother of the late millionaire
ten merchant of Bridgeport, Georgn
Francis Oilman, hss reached this city
from Georgia to confer with certain full
blood relatives with a viow to sottling
th UloseiiBiona among tho various
membrs of the family upon tho subject
of the decerned merchant's estate.
Alfred Gilman who had not before
appeared upon the scone but who under
tho Connecticut laws would have rights
of considerable moment has bon in
consultation with Frazier Gllmsn.
Frnr.lcr Gilman said:
"We have readied n virtual agree
ment, according to which tho estate is to
be divided equally among tho full blood
nnd half blood heirs. Tho Connecticut
laws may administer tho estate In uno
way, nut tno latuiiy win tuviuo
up tho money In its own way
after the lawyers get through. Wedon't
want to havo any lawsuit in this matter.
Wo find that the ettnte is worth about
f5,000,000. "As ti tho relations of Mrs.
Helen Hnll in this ense, I will sny
Hint her claim is not considered
seriously. We all know that she
has no legal claim upon tho oatate, but
I think both branches of tbo family are
disposed to mako allowance for her. I
have no doubt that Home ammunlty will
be by mutual agreement settled upon
Mrs. IIs.II, although wo are satisfied
that she has no claim before tho law I
believe the whole matter will bo settled
in ajvery ijiort time nnd that we will
avoid any litigation."
LOCOMOTIVE
EXPLODES
Omaha June, 13 A locomotive on the
Union Pacific freight train blew up
this morning near Clarks, Nebraska.
Engineer Charles Fuhner and Fireman
David Jenkins were killed. Urakoman
William Flomiugwas ccalded and inter
nail injured, ankle is broken and he
will dlo, Train wbb running at good
speed when the accident occurred and
was wrecked.
S in second hand wheels, all of
TSl Al xS which have been thoroughly
Lr "" overhauled in our repai
shop. 8 ladies' wheels, 10 gents' wheels to choose from
Prices from 6.00 up.
fc:Hi:FF Si HAUSBR
258 Commercial Btrvet.
n -rr
Choicest Vegetables
Ounuot bo produced but from tho best
sods and plants, The best soeda and
plants cannot bo ploWl up accidentally
but result from long experience nud
knowledge. Wo havo the best because
wa pay attention to suuh things and
never handle worthless stuff.
Savage & Reid,
Hood men, Salem, Ore,
Hew Corporation
, jr, Espy, K. H. 15. Kspy and A
KIb WIIromoI Portland, have associated
tbiHlv fotined a corporation
to be nattwCth Kspy Kttate company,
tluraUW f b perpetual. They will
emrtf m mlalg enterprise lu this
tieand clswher, nud will control
Interests formerly owned by It. II.
Kcpey and wife, Julia A. Kspy.
The oapltal stuok is 7l,400, divided
Into chares valued at f 100 each. Thu
principal pUo ol builuws In Portland.
MONEY TO LOAM. TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell A Havdcn.Moores Mock,
The Red Front room will be lighted
with.uru electrics by tho oourtesy and
euterprlte of Hupt. Luuihrith.
Kevcral of the carriage uud bicyelu
dealers will havo surprise In the way
of rose decorated pneumutiu vehicles.
The Ladles auxiliary of thu Y. M. C.
A, havu a strong eominittno ready lo
take hold of the decorations for tho
strawberry show on Friday afternoon.
Growers are requested to bring in tine
single plants of nuuied varieties witli
fruit or in bloom, for display in jar
dinieres, Uotb & (Iraber will make u spwiiul
display of the Clarke's seodllug berry
and expect to walk away with tourul
prlies.
The lied Hills are expoeted to turn
out a surprising display at that lull is
said to have the superior qualitlss for
berry production.
Abraham lliuh, tho importer ol Freueh
strawberries, will show several ol hi
Importations, There will bo tint flrwt
display ol Spanish berries.
W. W, Walker will show a eratu ul
shipping berries and about twenty
varietUs of others.
The committee have Mcuml a ouih
prlte ol 6 (or bst eratu of shipping her
rlos, and this will bring out ouiifklera
ble oompolitlQU, as the borry shipping
business Is a rapidly growing induslry
at Salem.
The Yokoboma Tea Storo will make a
display of something uow in glass jars.
A sweepstake prise will probably be
offered (or tho best display of oauned
berries, jellles.marmnUde and preserved
strawberries,
Mrs. 8. It. Foster will axhlblt a
choice eolUotlon of homo vanned straw
berries, She Is the tttate Fair prise
taker.
The Premium List.
Best plate (quart) of Wibwii Wrrltts,
f ti tecoud best, 60rMits.
Rest plate(quart H( any to'gwet vwrtety.
f 1 ; md best 60 eeuts.
llest vlte canning brrw, auy van
ety, II; second best, A) cents.
I-arg
by
its.
by
any one trrower , SI : second best CO cents,
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noai live varieties, one liiato e
any nuo grower, 1 ;seooud best,50 ceuts.
nest plate seedlings originated
grower, 1; seoonil best, 60 cents.
riant of any variety showing most
lorries, gruen or rie, tl : seoond best,
M) cents.
Host home made strawlerry short
cake, ; second best, 50 ceuts.
Rest strawUirry shortcake made by
bakery, fl ; ueoond best, 50 cents.
Hst quart jar home canned berries,
f 1 ; Heeond best, 50 itnts.
OfUCIAl. I'UMK IIY AM.KN CANNINU CO.
Rest orate of canning berries Ill 00
Second best I'J IX)
MI'tUIAI. I'HIZK X)I( Hlllet'lNll.
Host crate shipping berries (3 00
Seoond host '00
In all theae uxhlblts entries will be
reeelvwl from all growers from any part
of this eounty or adjoining counties.
It is desired that every grower of
struwberrie around Salem take an in
terest lu this nud make it a big day for
Salem berries.
THU tlKOW'F.KS Ml'ST NOW 1)0
ITlKllt P.VKTand make this show a
utmesa. I.et avery grower in the ieaot
of this l'utr.st Salem and all other townr-
lu the valley, bring his best bring all
he has in the way of variety.
l.ttt ui show Mr. Smith of Minnesota
who levtured that day oh Dairying what
this valley can produee in a MOST
r.NFAYOKAM.K STUAWBKKHY
Tho Slrawherrv show will be held
Saturday from ten a. m. uutlt ten at
night In the lted Front Store room,
earner Commercial and State. Mr.
Smith's Diary lecture will ho given
there from two to (our p. m either iu
doors or just outside. Kxhlblts will be
received Friday afternoon nud eveuiug
Ami Saturday morning.
Urooera and eommitalou firms are r-
i)Hsted by the committee to see to it
that the growers they buj of are notified
of the Fair ami bring in their exhibits.
Nurrviuon aro rniuwte! to heln out
Urn Strawberry Fair with exhibits ol
ludu varlAtia Iktf Aini'klrt tilftlita Iti fmll
FISHING
SCHOONER
ASHORE
St. Johns, Juno 13. A schooner
bound to Labrador with fishermen and
their families, seventy persons alto
gether, was driven ashore on Cabot
island Sunday night. Four men wero
drowned and six injured but womsn and
children were lauded safely.
DAILY SUMMARY
OF CURRENT EVENTS
Mrs. McKinley't condition continues
to improvo.
Reports of a tornado at Iron wood,
Mich., not confirmed.
May production of big iron exceeded
any previous month on record.
Governor-General MacArthur expects
to loave Manila on July 1, for the United
States.
Educate Your ltoirrli VTIIh Cmcnretl.
Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever.
10c, 9c. If O. C. O. fall, druggists refund none;
Salem to a 10 and 15 cent house, they
offered to present n silver trumpet to
tho Fire Company who would got thu
most voles at 1 a ticket. Her manager
showed mo her bill for tho trumpet,
which was fCO. Tho two companies
Capitol No. 1 nnd Tiger Company No. 2
the members of which paid out over
f 4C0 nnd tno citizens nearly friuo more.
Tho superintendent of the penitentiary,
then Win. Wntkins, paid (30 for tickets
to help ids company get tho trumpet:
whilo Joe. Meyers, who occupied
the BJimc placo that I nm
in now, gavo $25 that his compnny
ehould gctit. In that way the citizens
and fire companies woro duped
$000 for a silver trumpet that cost $00,
nnd bnd tho privilege of seeing a 10 and
15 cent played-out show ntn dollar each.
Now wo havo such fakirs In 8alem who
stylo themselves as merchants that
throw In something nnd thoy got other
fools who haven't seDso enough to know
that thoy aro injuring their own busi
ness by becoming cats pnws to help ad
vertien tho fnkirs. Among them you
will find nppnrently eomo sensible mon
that bito fct It some barborP, jnwelers,
grocers. What will be tlie result at the
end of five or six months? Somo Bociety
will getn tin whistle or fome old rattle
trap, and tho citizens will pnyfrom 15 to
20 per rent moro on every article they
purchase of the fnkirs than what thoy
could buy in n legitimnto house, nnd
thero nro mnny in Snlem who do n leg
itimnte business. Friedmnn likes com
petition Is not afraid cf nny ono com
ing hero with n largo stock ofeoodB;it
would only holp businees. Tlioso who
want a good suit of clothes for a man or
boy. or n bar, or ladies' nnd gents' fur
nisliinggoods,will save monoy by buying
at
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. State and Commercial Sts., Salem Ore.
Ladies' Belts in great variety,
50 different kinds to select from.
High grade goods, our prices al
ways the lowest. White goods,
dimities and lawns, dainty patterns.
We give away a first-class
sewing machine July 31.
Best Values in Dry Goods and Shoes
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
PERSONALS
PADDLE
PADDLE
PADDLE
Nkw Yohk, June 18. Alvah I). James
and Barton Il.&Xolaud, two young men
who left Irvlngton, Va., a small town
on the Itappahunnook May 12 in a 100
pound 18 foot paddling skiff aro expected
to reach this city next Monday. Their
friends believe they are now off Cape-
May. The young men intended to make
Prof. '.. M. Parvin is in Albany.
Mrs. K. A. Erixson has gone to San
Francisco.
Mrs. Edgar Bryan has returned to her
borne at Dallas.
Mr. and Mrs. Welby Steveni, Jof Ku
gene, have rsturned home.
Mr. and Mrs. X. J. Damon and family
havo gone to Newport for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. H .1). Campbell of Ab
erdeen, Wash., aro visiting friends in
this city.
Chas. It. Hopkins of StKkane, is to bo
appointed United States Marshal of
Waihinrton.
Mrs. W. P. Lord and children arrived
yesterday from New York and are home
lor the summer.
Zadoc Rigga, who has been attending
a California College the past winter,
will arrive iu Salam this evening,
Mrs. John Krausse accompanied Mrs.
C. D. Combes this morning to F.ugeue,
where she will visit several days,
Mr. and Mrs. Jean Templeton of
Prineville are in the city today and on
their departure will bo accompanied by
Miss Ethel Philaber, who graduatos at
the Sacred Ileait Academy tonight.
The Noted Ootician.
Dr. Roberta pationts are generally eo
well pleased with his work that they
send their friends and he is compelled
to turn people away. He will therefore
stay at leant another week, Boom 36
Hotel Willamette. () 13 2t
Weather Report
Fair tonight arid Friday.
Wheat Market
San Francisco, Juno 12, Cash 07.
Chicago, HI., Juno 12 July. TOg.
Mason and Contractors
Oui warehouses are crowded with
representative lines of hitch grado build
ing materials. Giant cement and Kochs
Harbor Lime a specialty, clean, clear
sand and concreto gravel.
D. S.
Phone 301
BENTLEY
&3C0
319 Front St
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAOE HY
The Sidney Power Co,
Stn.NEY Oil BOON
Made for family nee, nk your grocers
for it. Bran and eliorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Agent
UrgsH display of tinuied aneties by j supplied at the tair
vr by i late exhibits oi a ijuart. Dates
How's your Grass
Dropatound to 25-267 Liberty street and sse the new McCormtck mowers
and rakes. The thinking farmers and there are lots of them are buying Mc
Cormiok cutting toods because they cut the grass, do it easily, don't kill the
horses, don't cost a fortune for repair, and satisfy the trade.
TI1KHK AUK CHF.APKK MACHINES,!
But nothing Is cheap that costs In time, patience and extra tabor lu the end.
...Bicycle Bargains...
There's a lot of second-hand wheels that I have, from $5 uj
Uiem ready to rid, many of them with one or more new tires.
Tribunes are on the move. Special map a lot of Badiant Gas
ones, $1.75, A special buy iu cyclomsters, 50 cents,
Bverv
Drop In.
I
one of
-aiwjw, good
F. -A. WIGGINS
255-257 Liberty Street.
t0T Stteetwsar to K. M. Urou, and K. F. Parkburst, farm machinery, bkvelsa
and mwihk machines, waeons and buggies, Hastell engines and threshers
McCormtck Harvesting Machinery
Frances G. Parkhurst
Resident Agent-
The Liverpool
Globe Ins, Co.,
& London &
of Liverpool.
The North British & Mercan
tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh.
Oflices in tho Masonic Building, (for
merly Reed's Opera House.) Second
lloor. First door as you step out of the
elevator.
NEW TODAY.
Advertisements unier this
hcii 5c a line each Issue
WANTED Wood choppers to cut large
and small tlr. Apply at White House
restaurant. a is 3tt
Military Trolley Party.
Tlie Military Trolley party was post
poned from last evening to Saturday
nest, owing to the disagreeable weather.
The Car Company not being notified of
the fact, had tne decorated cars sent to
tho armory about nine o'clock, and the
Military and the Band took a short ride
about the city. The Band played several
selections, and the militia boys, did
their share of singing and hurrahing.
Yalues Up, Prices Down
Is what you will always find in our fresh
and correct stock of groceries. With
overy pound of tea, and evory pound of
coffee, as well as flour, cereals, canned
goods, and even, laundry supplies, we
guarantee the acme of quality, at low
prices.
M, T, Rineman
132 StstelStreet
Phose 131
Capital Bakery
home east of
Wednesday.
, George W. I
of pernicious ,
Died.
MAKTIN.-Atthe family
of Aumeville, Oregon.
June 15, 1V01, at -1 u. m
Martin, aged years
anemia.
Deceased came to Oregon, from Kan
sas about eight years ago, ami tettled
on a small farm near Aumsville,
whwe he has since resided, During the
past year he has been failiug, and
though he rallied several tlmos, all the
medical treatment appeared of no
avail, ami he pasted as indicated above,
He leaves a wife and three sons and Uo
daughters. IU was a member of several
talgtis.
D. E. HwMtafsf, Pusent Dtrtctw. 107 State
H. ttmt 01 2423.Sskm Oreisn. Resl
Jts 390 Cfl. 'pbtat BUk2ISI.
Fresh Strawberries
rr.i. raui.t, frtwli gnxenes and
pr.mj.t wr ef ,ur ruetomers is al
ways t! mi at Branson and Kagnns.
133 Court Street.
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, etc, Daily
delivery and old at principal groceries,
Pastry made to order.
cppPIA I Sunday roast nnd Baked
jrutiAL Beans done free for our
:ustomers. Give us a trial.
C. E.JVlcllwain, Prop.
There is no
Place Like Home
And to feel and bo at home Is to
trade at
The Fair Store
Where you can find bargains In
everything, for men, boys' ladies'
nnd children. If you want any
thing to use or wear, you can get
it at the lowest Racket prices for
cash. Como in and get our prices
whether you buy or not.
The Fair Store
274 Commercial st. Salem. Or.