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A WEEK OF SALE
S
X X EVERY DAY A SPECIAL DAY. X X
mnmffi
Do You
Need a
Trunk?
Horn's a chance
Through a ship-1
tako our all or
der of trunks
was shipred too
croon. Thoy
All op oar base
went toomuoh,
foranotberweek
wo will cell any
rank In the storo at 25Jper cen t below regular
price.
All Worsteds lADflfP-f
An Mixed Goods lurertu
Reduced
-NEXT WKBK-
Tho success of our sale ol lieavy dress
goods last week lends us to contlntio it dur
ing tho coming week, affording our custom
ers another opportunity for tho pnrchaso of
all wool or mired goods at prices 10 per
cent, below any prices quoted eleowhoro.
New Idea Patterns 10c.
X A ALL WASH GOODS REDUCED. X X
HOLVBRSON'
JL JL THE BIG BARGAIN HOUSE OP SALEM.
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Another Lot of
...Those...
PECO PETTICOATS
In black and white, plain black and
colors, rnmlo of flno quality mercer
ized sateen, dcop rullles. 'Ilia best
skirt ever shown for tlio prlco.
$1.10 each
Heo Corner Window.
Have You Tried
jdVfUl
SLOO KID GLOVES
For ladlon. Tlioy'ru tho best dollar
vnluo wo'vo over scon, bettor than
some stores ask $1.26 for.
Ask to See Them
Next Time You are in
' I
YOU WONT NEED A
MAP OR A CANDLE
Wo don't claim to bo bbtter than others, but wo do c
tlcular branch of our business, that's luting the eyes properly with glasses when
noouou nnu wuen noi neoueu wo wm ien you iraiiKiy ho, Wo have tho latest tin
To find us. Wo will bo hero
when othora are gone. Ho
member IIiIh particularly
when buying glasses. Wo
can give you tho bouullt of
lit i . 11 i.i v '"'"' ovortwoniyyearsoxporlouco
WO UOUV Claim lO uu ueucr uinu uiuors, imi wo UO Clilllll 10 understand this par-
y bo.
tlfy to
to-dale Bcionttflo Instruments and thousands to teat
tlon, Wo rocelvo Iottors evory week requesting us to visit nearby towns, but we
canuot ncgloet those who como for miles to see us
and tes us. kyos tested ireu.
dally,
giving of satlsfac
by towns, but wt
Uoforo buying como
CHAS. II. HINGES "KT,
slrtct.
There is no
Place Like Home
And to feel and 1m at homo is to
trado at
The Fair Store
Where you can find bargains In
everything, for men, boys' ladies'
and children. If you want any.
thing to uiu or wear, you can get
It at tho lowest Haokot prices lor
ranli. Come In and get our prices
whether you buy or not.
The Fair Store
274 Commercial st. Salem. Or.
Labor Exchange Checks
All Labor lSxchaugo chooka branch
108 or any other claims or ovidenco of
ndebtednoss, should bo presented for
listing aud Una! settlement of same.
Qko. Uuiswoi.n
0 271w. Itecelvor
Weather Report
Ton'ght ami Sunday probably
showers.
Wheat Market
Ban Fiumcisco, Juno 211, Cash Oflltf.
Omiucio, III,, Juno 21). September
GOLD DUST FLOUti
madu 11 r
The Sidney Power Co,
HlllNlY OHW10N
Made for family use, ask your grocers
(or It. llran and shorts always on hand.
A. T. WALN Agent
A Good Cup of Coffee
for breakfast Is worth the whole menl,
Wo sell Chuso nud Sanborn's coffee's
also a full lino of fresh vegetables nt
llriuiBOii and llagan.
TURKISH BATHS
WILLAMETTE HOTEL
MONEY TO LOAM, TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell & llayden, Moores Block,
HflMMOGKS
:
HAMMOCKS
HAMMOCKS
All Styles!
All Prices!
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PERSONALS
M. Wishman has gone to Cohurg.
Mios Bessie Day has gone to Kugono,
h. I). Jacks has returned from Port
land. Judge 0. K. Wolverton Is in Albany
today.
F. A. Styles, of Dallas, was in tho city
lounyoi misinee.
G. 1. Torhune, of Jefferson, has re
turned homo.
MIsb Mary Talrutt linn gono to hor
homo near tho Reform school.
Mrs. 8. A. Scovlllo and Miss Mary
Vantis nro visiting friends ac Yroka,
Cal. '
Meedames J. A. and D. C. Timber
lake havo returned to their homo at
Mehatna.
8. A. McCall. of Klnclon. wan In ttm
city today, and reports all crop products
very good.
DR, ROBERTS. THE EYE SPECIAL
IST LEAVES SALEM. THURStiAY
JULY 4TII. 2-9-3t
b k4 n
Ilenrv WlnrnL ,fe fin. nlolrllmtni-.
for the Colebratod Jno. Harper be olgar.
Brigadier General Ludlow has just
arrived at San Francisco from tho Phil
ippines, lie is suffering from tuberculosis.
Tho 0. 0. T. Co will sell tickets for
fl.'JO round trip to parties wishing to
attend the Ohantauqua. 1-cavo daily at
8 a. m. 2U3t
Smoke Jno Harper 5c olgar Henry
Wiprut it Co. Distributors.
Excursion Rates
On July 2nd. ilnd. Tho 0. 0. T. Co.
will rell Tickets to all points for 1 1-5
fare round tripexcoptlng where tho fare
one way is fit) rents the round trip will
be 75 cents ticketfl uoori rtiliirnliiv until
July (Itli steamers lenvo State street
dock at 8 a. m, 21) lit
In wolght putting Cox of Pennsylva
nia college was ilrst, with a put of 45
feet 1, Inch. In long jump Krnon.loln
was first, clearing 28 feet .'I Incees.
Henry Wiprut & Co. Distributors for
the Celebrated Jno. Harper 5c clgais.
About a Salcmltc.
Tho Palo Alto, Iowa, Times has this
about n young man whoso parents live
near Salem :
James Taylor Ihireham has been ap
pointed instructor In the law depart
ment at Stanford University, Mr. Bur
chain graduate from Stanford with the
class of 180(1 aud subioqtiuntlv secured
his master's degree there, lie taught
history and mathematioa for two years
in the Palo Alto high school, aud this
yoar won tho dogreo of llaoholor of
Law, being tho Ilrst to rocelvo that lion
or from Stanford. He took a very active
part In student affairs during his under
graduate course and Is known as a most
thorough aud ablo student.
Smoka Jno Harper 6c cigar Henry
Wiprut A Co. Distributers.
CASTOR I A
Tor Infants nud Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
BluuBturo of C&&&fo5&v
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CHINESE
DAMAGE
JXAIMS
Grand Jury Finds There was
no Bribery of Hawaiian
Legislature.
Honolilu, Juno 20, Tho amount of
claims that will be presented to tho corn
missloners. to adjudicate claims of
damages resulting from tho great fire
that destroyed Chinatown, as result of
burningjof plaguo infected building?,
will probably reach $5,000,000, while
appropriation , fot- such claims is only
1 ,500.000.
The Ilotiso has passed tho salaries
appropriation bill cutting the Governor's
estimates for a period of two years by
about $130,000. Tho Senate's views
differ, however, and it is thought tho
Legislature may fall to pass any approp
riation bill at all. Tho grand jury called
to Investigate charges of bribery In the
Legislature has made its report. Tho
jury reports it found no ovidenco that
thero any bribery of members Legisla
ture. Not hern Pacific Managers
St. Paul Minn.; Juno. 29 W. G.
Pearce, linn bcon appointed general
manager of the Northern Pacific rail
road. T. Cooper, tho Western land agent
succeeds Pearco as assistant to the Pres
ident. Northern Pacific headquarters
will be at Seattlo.
St Paul's Episcopal Church.
Memorial services and celebration of
the Holy Communion will bo hold at
fit. Paul's church, corner Church and
Chemrketa streets, tomorrow morning
nt 10:30. Hov. Kdmond T. Simpson of
Portland otllciating.
Star racer Sold.
Nkw Yoiik, June 20. According to
tho World tho oanra of Water Color
and sovernl othor hones recently sold by
C. Ltttlefiold, Jr., la J. Ii. Haggiu.
Davy Johnson, a bookmakor, bought
All the members of tho flow Wdrktrj
Union employed In the large plant of
the Kingman Plow Company atAyer
vllle, have gono out on strike and will
refuse to return to work until some non
union men, who aro working In tho
machinery department are discharged.
This strike was ordered by the Fcdeja.
Hon of Labor with which the union is
affiliated. About 250 men walkedont.
New York Politician Dead.
Samju, Kbs., Juno 20. Francis G.
Babcock, formerly a prominent New
York politician Is dead at Ellsworth,
Kai., aged 70 yearj. Ho made the
nomlnatng spsech at tho convention
which nominated Cleveland for Governor
of New York. He was alw a delegate to
each of tho national conventions which
nominated Cleveland for President. The
body, will bo shipped to Hornellsville,
N. Y., for burial.
AMERICAN
FORCE DECREASED
In Cuba and the Capacity of
the Cubans for Self Gov
ernment to Be Tested.
Nkw Yoiik, June 29. Cub 1 having ac
cepted tho Piatt amendmont, says tho
Washington correspondent of the Her
ald, Goneral Mllefl has olllcially recom
mended to Secretary Hoot that one-half
of the American forco now po'icing the
island bo withdrawn and that tho work
bo turned over to tho Cuhnni, in order
that they may bo prepared to accept full
responsibility for preserving order.
It is Goneral Miles belief that Mich a
step would sottln beynnd doubt tho cap
acity of tho Cubans for self government.
If any disturbances recur troops can
promptly teoccupy the inland. Thero
aro now leas than 5000 men on the island.
Notwithstanding tho argument made
by General Miles it is not believed that
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HENRY WIPRUT & CO., Distributers. I
Sturdy JOHN HARPER firmly fixed his fame,
Founding the Magazine that now bears his name.
While cultured folk read Harpers Magazine,
A grateful World will keep his memory gieen;
And men shall chant his praise for many a day;
For favored of the Gods inaeed are they;
Who read his monthly. Weeklv or Bazaar.
And smoke the JOHN HARPER that superb CIGAR.
tho horses nt the snlo but it has becomo
known that J. II. Haggln was the pur
chaser and that ho will run them iu bis.
name and under his colors in tho fu
ture. Watsr color brought $23,000. Ho was
njatur of the sale uud, as in the case of
Water Cure and Sweet Lavonder, was
bred by Mr, Haggiu.
GOVERNOR
GOES TO
EUGENE
Gov. Geer, accompanied by his staff,
composed locally of Col. Hunt, Col.
Glllis, nud Assistant Adjutant General
Hughes, go to Kugono Monday to In
spect the encampment of tho Oregon
National Guard,
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
July 5 and 0 "Great event of tho
Beuson. The great l-act play
"L1FK IN NKW YORK"
produced by local talout under tho aus
pices of tho Salem Military Hand, a cast
of fifteen jwoplo engaged to reproduce it
here as It was played in New York, Uoa
ton, Philadelphia and Ualtlmoro. Kvory
attention is being given to mako this
tho greatest play ever produced by local
talent in Salem. Kvery detail will bo
complete.
See funny telephono scone.
The beautiful May polo danco. Tho
pretty Farm scene The quartette sing,
mg aud the beautiful play itself. Don't
forg.it tho ditu July 5 A tlth. Prices 25
60e Reserve ut liox onlco. 1-3
Plowmen Strike
Ciiicaho Juno ail A speclnl to tho
lUHtord-IIorald Irom IVor la, 111., lave:
tho President nnd Secrotary Root will
deem it advisable to reduco the Ameri
can force In Cuba until next spring,
when a gradual withdraw! of troops will
bogin. Tho moment tho Cuban Govern
ment assumes control tho last American
regiment will leave the island.
MARION
COUNTY
PROABTE
A decrco has been filed In the mattorof
tho estato of W. A. Stephens deceased iu
which tho petition of Miunio Stophnns,
praying for hor appointment as adminis
tratrix of said estato was disallowed and
diimissod nnd also that W. W. Stephens
tho respondent, bo allowed to recover
off of and havo judgement against hor
for costs and disbursements of'tho suit.
LOWftS
BRITISH
FLAG
Oregon Man Who Gains
Fame for his Coolness and
Nerye.
sssjgtjga
SOCIETY PEOPLE WHd USE PEfiUNA.
Vancoctkr, R. C
steamer It lander,
brought news of an
soJe at Skagway. K.
, June 29. Tho
from SkngTray,
exciting Hag epi
S. Duaby, Cdtm
dint) agent there, culing ou instructions
from Ottawa, houted the British lUg on
a Hle above Ins nflice. Several incen
diary remarks followed the hoisting of
the ensign, and ou the following morn
ing n tall, nthiotic looking man glanced
up at the flag, and, stopping at lint foot
of the staff, took out liis pocket knife
and cutting tin halyards, pulled down
the ilng and run tho hslyards through
the block, rolled up the colors and tosid
them into a recess of the building.
It did not take Customs Agent fiusbv
long to come to the defcueo ol the Hug of 1
lit country. v lien tie reached tho ihig
furter tho latter calmly pulled a card
from his pocket, and, r Iter liaudine it to
the astonished Canadian ollicial turned
on his heel and walked away. On the
card was: George Miller attorne
Inw, Lngene, Oregon," Miller
oy-at-is
a
brother of Joaqmn Miller, the California
poet, and is visiting friends in Skagway.
Miller said : "I cut down tho British
Hag on my own authority, by virtue of
rights resting in every American citi
zen "
i'he hauling down of the floe occurred
Saturday, June 22. AH day Sunday
thero was much ditcuseion in Skauwav
over the incident, and on Monday morn
ing uaoftua customs Agent mi a by again
laid tho Hae up. Uusbv states he uas
informed by a committee tlmt tho British
Ington, D. 0., "who played lastsoa-
Bon ns leading man in " Tho Heart of
Maryland "company, writes tho follow
ing lettor to Dr. Hartman, of Columbus,
Oln which ho gives his opinion of tho
catarrh romedy, Pcrana. Mr. Johnson
eay a:
"la all my experiments with medl-
does In the effort to Improve a condi
tion impaired by overwork, I have
found nothing that has done so much
good as Peruna. As a tonic it Is grand,
I take pleasure In recommending It to
professional people and to the public
generally."
Ills sister, Miss Abbo Johnson, a tal
ented young actross and eocloty woman,
also of Washington, D. C, speaks In tho
highest tonus of Poruna. Shesays:
"I take- pleasure In rocomtnondlng
your Poruna as an oxcollont romedy. I
heartily join with my brother, Mr.
Tofft. Johnson, tho leading man In " Tho
L1DI1 I . ... . ....
ling was not to be hoisted unless tho 1 nftrt r Maryland, "in testifying to
United States flag was ra sod I 'oruna ns a nno ionic, .t-roicssionai
iiImivo it. To this Bueby refut. pooplo who aro traveling from city to
ed to consent. Then according ' cltv should not bo without Poruna."
MB, TEFT. JOHNSON AKD HISS ABBE J0IINS0N, OP WASHINGTON, D. (J,
IR. TEFFT. JOHNSON, a woll-
known socloty man of Washing-
M
DERUNA HAS MANY PRLENDfl
1 i.-w ii ;:'i'.:wyw"w.
to Busby's statement, J ml no Sehl
broile, Captain Jouks, United States
Marshal Snook and other American
citizens informed Bushy that unless he
took down tho llsg at leaet until they
had some advice from Washington in
the matter, they would not hold thorn
selves responsible for any action of
akagway eoplo. Biiaby then took
down tho Hag, ponding futlmr Instruc
tions from his department at Ottawa.
WASiir.vaTo.v Juno 20 The Stato
Department has not received any repie
sentation concerning the Hag incident
at Skagway, where much excitement
said to have been caused by hauling
down of the British customs ensign,
raised at that point. Baaed on press re
ports of nffairH, oulcials do not attach
serious Importance to the incident Itself,
although it is recognized that the
matter might assume impottauco if
raising of tho Hag was assertion of
British sovereignty over that locality.
In thst event thero is no doubt the
stato Department would see tho cogniz
ance of tho matter.
Ottawa, Juno 29. Tho Canadian
government authorities havo not heard
full particulars of the Flag incident at
Skagwav, but aro inclined think its Im
portance is exaggerated. The Dominion
has no customs housoat thatplaco, but
maintains what is known as a transit
olllco for examination of goods desiuned
to pass through a disputed strip of ter
ritory to tho Yukon district. Thoto is
a special olllcer at Skagway, but the
impression is that the Hog Is not neces
sary to the business the olllcer has to
transact.
Tho obovo lottora woro wrltton from
! Washington, D. 0., Fourteenth and I
strcots. ft
Air. Robert B. Mantell, the great ro
mantic actor, says: "Peruna la ir
fresblng to the nerves and brain, It
makes me feel like a new maa."
TI1I.V nil rnnnmrn...! n
tonic, excsllont for conghi, ooldi and
hoarsonoss to which they aM .nu,
Late hours, Irregular mels, the wul!
less rounds of oooial duties, tho oonss.
qnont sopping of norvoua vltalltv. ,,t,.
the flocioty man or woman especially
llablo to affections of catarrhal origin
Vico Presidont Roxa Tyler, promt
nontly connected In Chicago, and Vlca
Prosldont of tho Illinoia Woman's Ah
llanco,in a lotter writton from 010 Eas
COth atroot, Bays: "During the patt yea
I gradually lost flesh and strength mil
I was unable to oerform mv ,j.
property. Peruna gaye me new lilt
and restored my strength." 9
George Backus, in "Way Down East"
Co.,soys: "I know of nothing so effica
cious in tho Bpoedy reliof from hoarse
nesa as Poruna. It is invaluablo to all
porsons who uso their voice in pnblia
work. It almost Immediately rollnva
huskincss and rsndora tho voico strong
and natural."
Miss Maude Lillian Borry, ono of tho
leadlngoporaslngora of Amorica, wrltcst
"Long ago my norvos woro la. danger of
absoluto and hopolosa collapso from tho
strain of hard work, study nnd oxclte.
mont. A f riond sont mo n bottle of Pe
runa and provallcd upon mo to take it,
I did, with marvelous results." sj
14 uuun uu liuminiBoiniroo uyxnejr
runa Modlclno Co., Columbus, Ohio.
DOLLARS
We are after the Dollar, we want the almighty dollar
and we are getting the dollars as fast as thev can be handed
over the counter. But you must remember we give values
for the dollar. In place of giving picture cards and pianos
with every dollar's worth of goods you purcnase, we give
you nothing but honest value for the honest dollar. We of
fer no inducements as a drawing card to bunco the people,
except to make our prices so low that a ten year old child
can see a protit by purchasing goods at rKlcumAN 5 Nbw
RACKET where you will find a good assortment of I?dies'
and gent's furnishing goods. You will also find great vnJues
in clothing, gent's Summer walking suits and also a splendid
line of bicycle suits.
D. E. Iluntslnctr, Funeral Director.. 107
Street. 'Phone Red 2423, Salem Oregon,
deuce 390 Court. 'Phone Black 2181.
State
Rest
Chinese Minister Orator.
Washington, June 21). The Chinese
Minister lias not taken cognizance of
the reported protest by certain individ
uals against Ills dohvering the Fourth
of July oration at Philadelphia. Tho
authorities in charge of the celebration
havo not brought the matter to his at
tention nnd in the circumstances he is
going to keop tho appointment which
was inado come months ago.
DON'T
TOOACCOSPIT
and SMOKE
YourLlfeawavl
You mil be cured of any form of tobacco using
ckklly. t mule well, strong, magnetic, fullol
HU'TU-OAO,
Cure Kuaranirnl.
1'KIM. AdJrtM STliKLtNU
new
that
life and lgor by taUtii;
make weak men tronir. Mauv lilu
ten poundi In teu tlart. Otcr BOO.OOO
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iniwi niiuiHKKiiih
icc ana aavict
HUMUUY CO., Clilcajo or New York. 7
1jtLjT
Cor. Commercial and State Street.
Remnants of dimities, organdies
and lawns from 1 to 10 yards in i
piece. Nice patterns, and prices
less than the wholesale cost. They
will not stay with us long, so come
and look them oyer.
Greenbaum'sDry Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
"Fining an Order forGrocer-1
ies.
To tho lotter. and with tho vorv best
that is iu the storo, w bother the order
is sent by messenger, telephone or so
licitor, is always appreciated by tho
good housekeeper. Our foods nro all
high grade, and yon never mako any
mistuko when you order from
M, T, Rineman
132 State Street
Phone 13t
The Easy Running
Tribune....
ROADSTERS CHAIN WHEELS $35 and $40
RACERS. $50.
CHAINLESS, $60 and $75.
Tribunes this soaou have outstripped all former records In sales, duo wholly
to (lie taot that thuy haveiiulotly proved themselves to a urlthml public, Watch
tho streets these days, tho number of dainty blue streaks thoreon, telh the tale,
It's iu tho perfest bearing,
In tho eyololdal sprockets.
In the iHirfeot titling chains.
in tho ''hang" of the wheel that tho easy running iiualitles are found.
BKGONI) HAND WI1KKL8, n big bunch of them at your own prices.
Gents' Sentinel. $5.00.
Gent's Gladiator, $7.50.
Gent's Remington, Cactus tires, almost new, $7,50.
Gent's Reliance, one new tire.
Gent's '99 $40 Victor. $10.
Gent's Imperial. $7-50
Boy's Crescent - new. tire $8.00.
And a number of othera in equally good condition all ready to ride.
McCormick Cutting Machinery
Stands superior to anything
that's made
In its Weight
In Light Draft
In Lack of Side Draft
In Strength and Durability
In Cost of Maintaining
TK
ThU latter U a moat ImnortAiit miAnti.in. an,. nnA ttw n.Ai..M.. - t
rAhZirM
, , v, . , i... .... (tjuii mu uiucii lower man IIiofooI othor ma.
ohlues. Then, too, the parts are nia.li iiMvin .n,i 7S ? ' ..,
machines. """ " man umer
You Can Buy Cheaper Machinery. But First Cost Isn't LastlCost.
Sickle Grinders Hay Toois
Slings Carriers
Pul,cvs Harpoons
Rafter Hooks Joist Screws
Aml 'IS! "BS auatT" Uwwto "" ,,,8t D,'ke8 the h" y
guards aud all suoli. for most any riS or mo "er. teeU,, 8loV,esectio.
COUNTRY YARNS
May please eomo people, but we doa't
havo totellyaniB about the quality of
nnr ford It. oiuml-H for Itsulf in tllfl
slick shining coats of your animals, and.
ty Btlcking to their ribs nna giving mem
working stamina. Wo charge no more
for Al quality than you will pay for an
inferior crado elsewhere. We carry
complete line of beo and poultry Blip-1
piles.
Savage & Reid,
Seed and Feed Merchants.
Russell Threshing
Machinery...
Enemas, separators, self feeders, wind-slackers and all the machinery tli
iiiHKea luisfieii lamous tlie country over.
..A SELF FEEDER...
Will pay for itesrlf in one teasous run in money actually saved, and i,ld.?'
work hotter than men. Come and tea us, or leave woiq aim Jir. "."."".
on you. He has nlreadv taken orders for Eeveral threshing outflts, leeuers"
wind-staokere. If jou have a ftcondhand outfit or engine that you wish i" j
ici uo iuuw,
j KmEfeU lfy
Studebaker
,fl8i,,Uir''ri'av.a,,ne'Burrlea.Dber tired rigs and all euch. Te
largest stook in Salem. lnt our second floor, and see the largo assortment.
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W. HOLLIS & CO.
" FURNITURE HOUSE.
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