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Every year at this season we inaugurate
a spccfal sale to clear out the stock of
Spring and Summer merchandise pre
paring the store for a big fall stock. This
year we offer better and bigger induce
ments than ever before. Our stock is
larger, our assortment better than ever
before, and every article (except contract
goods) is x x a x
REDUCED IN FJRIOB
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dalrymplb; s
Hotc Cartfully the reduced prices on all Dress and Summer
Skint. Alt new deslntle foods, tut tickwsrd season and
i mtase stock trims about this treat savior for you.
White Plquo Skirts; nojob Q O
lot ; till season's boat f 1 X 7k I
values, each WV
Wblto Flnae Sklrtf,
triinmod with fancy
braid, wide flare ea..
$1.98
'"..$1.80
Heavy Plain white
Plqua skirts e&ch ,
Our $2.26 fine Pique,
! $1.98
iriinmed wttu nana
eomo insertion; a
beautiful skirt each
Fancy weaves in white
!?'..$1.35
swtru. niauorigiitm
every way, each.
Blr Inducements In Plain and
Fancy Crash Skirts
DALRYMPLE ' S
YOU WON'T NEED A
MAP OR A CANDLE
vo uoDi ciaun 10 do turner man outers, uui wo no cinnn to unuorstanu tills par
ticular branch of our business, that's fitting the eyes properly with glasses whoti
needed and whan not tieoded we will tell you frankly so. We hnvu the latest up-to-dnto
sclentiflo Instruments and thousands to testify to our uivlnu ol satisfac
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tion. Wo rocolvo letters every week roiuoatlng us to visit nearby towns, but wo
cannot neglect thoso who couio for miles
and see us. Kyea tested froo.
CIIAS. II. HINGES
OREGON'S
HOMEWARD
COLORS
Gov. Geer has received a communica
tion from the officers of the Battleship
Oregon, Informing him that tho crew of
tho ship has unanimously voted to pre
sent tho atato with the "homeward
bound set of colors," COiuKMd of silk
Knslgn, Jock and Pennant, flown by
the Oregon on hnr homeward bound
voyage from Hong Kong to Sau Fran
cisco, The loiter askv as to when aud
where it would bo agroeablo for his
excellency to receive the samo from the
hands of the commlttoo of thecrew.
The Oregon la now in the port of
Bremerton, where she will probably re
main for somo time repairing, but as
it is not known how long tho present
personnel of tho ship's committee will
stand it is urged that tho matter bo
acted u ioij as soon as possible.
a r i.
MONEY TO LOAM. TERMS TO SUIT
Maxwell Haydcn, Moores Block,
Iu stock at Brauson St Itagau canned
meats, canned Pith and a complete iiuo
of lunch goods for summer outing.
B. E. Ruatilarer. Puaeral Wrtctor.10? State
Street, Tkoae Ked 2423, Salem Oregoa. Rest
e39ecn. 'phone uuckaiat.
A New Invoice of.
MEAT
Just Received at...
F.
W. H0LLIS & CO.
THE LOW HttCEECFUftNlTUHE HOUSE.
MabUa.
WHITE CORNER
Big...
Annual
Clearance
..Sale
Commences Tomorrow
THE I!C BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALEH
Black figured skirts: mode by man
Uilors; llnlnir, binding and making
pertect in evory way
at less than cost of
making, each ,
$1.20
That,,Wonder"walk
ing skirt of ours, In
.$2.90
grey, blue, oxioru
black and brown
ll)!
llnou wltli best per
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'..$3.15
callne; on Ideal dust
dehor, each . . .
-.$3.10
3.W figured black
skirts reduced to,
$3.60
l.50 flgurod black
skirts, reduced to,..
To find us. Wo will bo horo
when others nro gono. Ho
muinber tlila particularly
when buying glassos. Wo
can glvo you tlio benefit of
over twonlv vpAmni unrlittirn.
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to boo us dully,
Before buying count
Scientific Ocilclsn
296 CorajicrcUl street.
PERSONALS
John Bteinhas gone to Portland.
Otto Hainan is in Portland today.
J. O. Goodale is Iu Portland today.
Prof. Z. M. Parvln has gono to Port
land, John F, Cord ray has roturnod to
Portland.
J. II. I.unn and family will locate at
Santa Itosa,
Mrs, Kmlly Vanderbock has roturnod
tohor homo atGervals,
Harlon Oog of Wlntleld, Una county,
Wis in tho city yesterday,
Hhorlff Keaton, of Wheeler county,
has returned to Fossil after a visit with
his family In this city,
Mrs. It, B, Conover and daughter,
Miss I.ula, have gono to Indianapolis
for a visit of suvorul months with rclu
lives,
Sheriff Huutingtoit, of Baker county,
yesterday brought a horco thief named
Howard to the penitentiary to serve a
sontenco of seven years.
Mr. John Btout and family, of wife and
llvo children arrived from lloouvllle,
Ind,, Saturday night, to locate. They
aro stopping at Hotel Saloiu.
OASTOIIIA.
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SAFES
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OREGON
SUPREME
COURT
Bingham's Petition for Re
hearing of Journal Case
Overruled.
Smith vs. Wilkins, Benton Co., notion
to tax costs, ordered appellants Beach
and respondents Gehrhardt and Bhllo
pay their own costs.
F. A. T. Nat, Hank yi. Woodell, Union
Co., on rehearing former opinion ad
hered to, Moore J.
Pacific L. 8. Co. vs Gentry, Malheur
Co. on rehearing, former opinion adhered
to Moore, J.
State vs Toy Toy, Umatilla Co.,
reversed Wolverton, Jr.
State vs Columbia George, Umatilla
Coteversed, Wolverton, J.
State ex. rel Cake, vs Steel Multno
mah Co, alllrmoJ, Wolverton, J.
Potition for rehearing Cox'vs Bernard,
Lake Co over ruled.
Ilouser vs. West, Umatilla Co. over
ruled.
Petition rehearing, Davis and Bing
ham vs. liofer. over ruled.
Crown Point Co. vs. Crisman, petition
over ruled.
George vs. Nolan Clatsop Co. petition
over ruled.
Brown vs. Whittington, Coos Co.
petition overruled.
CIRCUIT
COURT
ADJOURNES
F. W. Jowott vs. If. u. McKlnley,
action to rocovor monoy. The defend
ant's motion to strike out part of the
complaint overruled as to certain speci
fications and otherwise sustained. Plain
tiff has lcavo to (llu an amended com
plaint on or before July 18, 1001 and
doft. to answer samo on or before July
21).
City of Balom vs. P. II. Anson, to re-
covor indemnity bond. No amended
complaints having been tiled, judgment
was rendered for tho defendant and for
tho coat and disbursements. -F.
W. I.o Follott vs. McKinley Mlt-
chell,to recover monoy ; motion of defen
dant for now trial overruled and n judge.
mont rendored for the dofondaul on
verdict Court adjourned until tho flitt
Monday in Octobor.
SALEM
TEACHERS
ASSIGNED
City Supt. Yoder and Chairman
Johnson huvn made following assign
ments of toachors for next school yoar :
East schoel: Yoder; vice-principal,
vacant; Misses Scott, Aitken,Shephard,
McCulloch, lllgdon, Mooro, Cramer,
"Mellon and Cospor, and Mrs. Itolnnd.
Central: Mrs. Dodd, principal, Mltsos
Byrd, Flschor and D'Arcy.
Lincoln; Baker, principal; Misses
Winters, Welch, Myers, Ballon, and
Mrs. Nichols.
Nerth: Graham, principal; Misses
Magers, Litchfield, Starr, Hart, and Mr?.
Ogle.
Park: Walter Smith, principal; Mlseee
Brumley, Pnrrlsh, llushnell, Thomas,
Kethum.
HORSE
THIEYES
ON TRIAL
Tho cases of Peter Lafforty and K, J.
Bell wore heard in Department No, 1 of
the circuit court today, both being in
dieted on the charge of horee stealing,
and pleading utility,
Peter lafforty is a half-breed Indian,
who, on June 27 stole a cart, horse and
some groceries from A. Ohoquotto, at
St. Paul. Ho was found at 3 o'clock the
noxt morning by Deputy Sheriff Colbath
and lodged in the county (ail until the
proseut time. At the preliminary hear
lug before Judge O'Donald he was bound
sir
i M post
Next to riding on a cushion frame
bicycle, there's nothing so good as a
spring seat post. We are daily fit
ting these to wheels of all makes.
The Smith roller post is $1.50.
Come In and get one. :: :: :: ::
F. A. WIGGINS
or
Successor to K. M. Oroisan and E.
buggies, McCormick Harvesting
Tribune bicycles, Standard aud
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over to appear before the grand jury.
The stolen groceries were fonnd at the
Indian's home and the horse returned a
few days later, having evidently been
running at large. The aggregate value
of the articles stolen by LafTcrty, in
cluding the horse and cart, was $100.
Bell stole two horses from Wm. Crump
of Aumsville about Jnne 24th. and got
away from this vicinity with them, but
was held at Portland for attempting to
sell a horse and buggy at a suspiciously
iowrfigue, which proved to be the re
suit of a trade at Tualitan plains, where
Mr. Crump's borros were later recover
ed. At tho preliminary hearing he
waived examination.
Both men were sentenced to terms of
three years each.
Bell once served two years from
Clackamas county for hone stealing.and
Peter Lafferty was sentenced for 12
years for manslaughter from Polk
county, but served only six years and
was pardoned.
STATE
YERSUS
JONES
Young Man Bound Over for
Malicious Destruction of
Property.
A preliminary hearing in the case of
the State vs. Alvin Jones was this
morning given beforo Justice O' Donald
and resulted in his being bouod over to
the grand jury in the sum of f 200.
Jones was accused by Wm. Cross of cut
ting so as to wholly dostroy, the rubber
hoso connected with Cross' wood saw
on tho 10th of April. O. L. McNary,
deputy district attorney, appeared for
tho state aud I. N. Maxwell for tho de
fense. Wm. Cross testified that ho left
his wood saw on Center street for
convenience. That a fow days before
the hose was cut tho defendant ap
plied to him for work, which request was
not granted, but a dlsputo followed as to
tho amount of wood Jones could cut in
ono day, which was the only trouble be
tween thum. The hoso was cut in five
places, apparently withnknifo.
Win. White, who alsooperates A wood
saw, was tho next witness. He stated
that Jones was in his employ and thut
prior to Jones' arrest, Jones told.him
that he had cut Cross' hoso.
Fred Roupo was noxt called but his
testimony as regarding a fow words he
overheard Jones say to Whito about
the middle of April which did not
provo relative to tho mattur.
John Tedwell, another wood Bawer,
states that Jones worked for him ono
day last week and thoy wore talking
about Cross being cranky whon Jones
remarked that he had gotten even with
Cross, but did not state In what way.
A Mr. Mills was noxt called but his
knowledge of tho caso was unimportant.
Alvin Jones was tho first witness
for tho defense, aud after stating that
ho had resided near Salem sinco last
November and in Salem sinco last March
whon ho went to work on the govern
ment building and boarded at Mrs.
Georgo'e, ho denied utterly that ho
had cut tho Iiobo, or had oc
casion to do so, Slnco the latter part
of April he lias worked with a wood saw
for Mr. White.
Pugh was next called but no import
ant or now developments resulted from
his testimony.
After lengthy addresses to tho Court
by tho attorneys In summing up the
testimony and citing the law on the
caso the verdict was rendered.
SALEM
SOCIALIST
CLUB
Word has been received that Rev.
Vail bo at Salem July 11th. He has
bjon lecturing at Seattle, Walla Walla
aud other Washington cities, and comes
highly recommended.
A Child Enjoys
The pleasant tlavor gentle action, and
haoothlng effect of Syrup, of Figs, when
In need of a laxatlvo, and If tho father
or mother bo costive or bilious, the
most gralfylng results follow its use; so
that it is the beat family remedy known
and evory family should have a bottle.
Manufactured by the California Fig
( Syrup Co.
255257
Liberty Street.
F. Parkhurat. Studebaker watrona an
Machinery, Russel engines and thresher
Wblto sowing machiuea
ASYLUM
BIDS OPEN
Awards Being Made by the
Board of Trustees.
,
rnmnatirlnn RatwPAfl
Close
WlllfJvi
Portland and Salem Deal
ers. The board of asylum trustees met this
morning at the blue room and opened
bids on supplies for the coming six
months, as follews:
MEATS.
Steueloff Bros ; Ham, 12c, COO lbs beef
per day fO 00 par 100; mutton fO.90.
E. O.Croea; Hams 13c, beef, $7.25;
mutton $7.26.
John Hughes; Ham 13c,
J. E. Zfgler, Gervais, beef, $0 94;
mutton, $0 00.
FLOUH, CTC,
Benton Co. Flouring Mills white $2.57
Graham,$2.37;4Etonsof bran and shorts,
2372.26, or 152.71 per ton.
Dument Bros, jWalla Walla, 000 lbs
flour 12,70, Graham $2.70.
Henry F. Fisher, Corvallia flour $2.47,
white or Graham.
Portland Flour Mills Co., by Ked Crown
Mills atAlbanyjflour $2.C9 Graham$2.45.
URDOH.
G. W. Putnam $504.31).
D. J. Fry, J014.62.
Woodward, Clarke & Co. $537.13.
Blumaaur Frank Drug Co. $052.83.
S. A. Riggs, $602.34.
1IAIIDWARK.
Gray Bros., $f37.15.
R.M. Wade A Co., $509 07.
TINWARE.
Gray Bros., $424.92.
R. M. Wade & Co., $128.(9.
GROCERIES.
Tho bids of Roh & Graber, Harritt ic
Lawrence, Welter Bros, and Join
Hughes were not totalized.
T. Y. McClelland, cheese, 12c.
James Ulelop, Portland, coffeo, Javp,
10jC; Mocha, 20c.
Geo. E. Waters, tobacco, corrugated
30c; Little Major, 34c; King Jack,
34c; O. K. Durham, 27c.
G. Stolz, elder vinegar, 13c,
Gilbert & Baker, syrup, 20Jc ; N. O,
molasses, 40c.
CROCKERY.
Chat. HigleyJk Co., $186.51
Yokahama Tea Co., 211.80
Harritt & Lawrence, 213.60
Melr it Frank, 174.23
nsii.
J. A. Taylor, Salmon 10c, halibut 7c,
smelt 7c.
Stelnor Market, Chinook 10c sllveralde
Sc, stcelheads 10c, bluebacks 8c, halibut
OJi, smelt 5K-
DIJINrKCTANTH
8. A. Riggs, $115.50
John II. Hughes, chloride of litne8K?,
D. J. Fry, naptholoum 1.50 per gal,
chlorldo of lime 8c.
Harritt fc Lawcrence, naptholoum $2
gal.
drv noons
Thos. Kay Woolen Mills, 18oz. tweeds
02jC. yd., flannels, 20c. yd., suits at $0
por suit, 8 lb. scarlet blankets $5.00.
Ttie bids of Meier & Frank, T. Hoi
verton & Co., J. J. Dalrympls fc Co. and
Olds, Wortman & King were not total
ized. . -
Jno. Hughes, feather dusters per
dozen $3.75.
TAINTS AND OIU.
Gilbert & Baker, boiled, SSc., turpen
tine, 57c,sperm, 85c., Coaloll, 10)ic,
gasoline 26c., 1 dcz. brushes $1.30.
D. J. Fry boiled, 92c, turpentine, 60c.,
Coaloll 17c, parolline 14c, gasolino, 24c.
Rasmussan A Co., Portland, boiled
oil 04c, turpentine 67c, s. m. oil 50c, coal
oil 15c, parafllne 12c, gasoline 22j(c.
J. Hughes A Co., boiled oil 03c, tur
pentine 58c, s. m. oil 85c, coal oil 17c,
parofllno HMc, gosollno 21c.
S. A. Rlggs, boiled oil 90c, turpentine
COo, s. in. oil 80c, coal oil 20c, parolline
15c, gasoline 25c.
HOOTH AND SHOES.
Or Shoe Co,, mens boots $2.85, mens
shoes $1 40, carpet slippers 50c, gross
shoe laces 50c,
Lowenburg Going Co., i in Rubber
Hose, Nassau 0?c, Rescue 10c, ll?3c,
Maltese Cross 18 l-5c,
R. M. Wade & Co. Cotton Hose 9Jc.
Gray Bres: ?4 in hose, Gold Seal
rubber 17c Badger 14c, Niagara 14c,
Cotton 13Kc, Obelisk 11 Kc,
H.UM1HNO
Knox A Murphy $339.21.
com-nii
J. Hughes tk Co. Go.
LEATHER
Clias. L. Mastick $235.67.
STATIONERY
Coast Agency Co. $121.57. Patton
Bros. $108.90.
At banta Urns, Cal.. Explosion at
Ponder Mills. Three men killed.
Clifford Smith has started to walk
from New York to Sau Francisco.
Washington Haukett, assistant secre
tary of the navy, will resign,
Gritlos declare English yacht Is no
match for Constitution.
State textbook commission met at
Stato House at 2 p. m.
At Lung Keng, China, 300 lives lost
by Hood and landslide,
Albuquerque, N, M. Destructive cloud,
burst uear this city.
CASTOR I A
Jtor infanta and Children.
Bi Klad You Have Always Bought
Roar tha f
" m at at W W9 M
Signature of
f n jiw
9fift inCnv
Patriotism1 and pblltenesd ard Bmnt
virlU&i odd a Japdneso physician, lr.
Aoynmfi, owes his llfd to tb6 fact tbat
hi nossessed them" both In high degree.
I He had caught the blague nnd wan
dying for the need of tho food which,
In bis delirium, ho refused to take
1 Uls nurse was In despair, but finally
conceived the Idea of plnylng upon hla
pntrlotlsm by filling -stlass with liquid
nourishment nnd tbv ffcrlng to drink
to tho health of the rrfrRado.
j This was repeated until, nrdent
patriot as he wus, tho doctor felt that
liriil linnnrpil
ho had honored his sovereign enough,
Then his politeness was appealed to,
the nurse proposing n toast and re
proaching the sick man for not Joining
In It. In this way the patient's strength
was maintained until tho delirium sub
Bided
and he became convalescent.-
,'s companion.
Youtl
Made Sure of the J'le.
A young girl who carried her dinner
was observed to cat her plo first. When
asked why, she replied, "Well, If tbere'B
nnythhig left It won't be the pie. will
It now?" Boston Christian Iteglster.
The typical Moro la never unarmed.
He flghta equally well on foot, on
horseback, In his fleet war canoe or In
the water, for he swims like njlsh nnd
dives like a penguin.
Before the discovery of sugar drinks
ere sweetened with honey.
were
Studies of the
theoceanbottomneartco
Df continents- have shown ,
irrSeiiThrr,
coast line of contl
that rivers
times enter
face.
The one redeeming fcaturo about Blr
castles Is that you don't have to pay
rent on them. Omaha News.
BORN
BARNES Mon day morning July 8th
1001, at the family homo on Liberty
street Salem, Oregon, to Mr. and Mrs.
K. T. Barnes, a daughter.
NEW TODAY.
STEAM BOILER Fout-horee power
upright tubnlar boiler, for tale, all
complete with steam gunge, water
guage, inspirator and bloir-off. Price
low. A'sd a two-horee power steam
pump. Inquire of J. G. Steinlmmner,
Aumsville, Or. 7 8 lw
Sheriffs Tax Sale Notice.
Notice if hereby given that I will on
the l?th day of August, 1001. .at thohout
of 10 o'clock a. in. of eoid day at tho
West door of the Court House in balcin,
Marlon County, Oregon, cell to the
holiest bidder for cash in hand on tho
day of salo all the right title and in'er
est, that the said Marion County or any
public corporation, have in any pioperty
sold for delinquent taxes on or beforo
tills date.
Dated this 8th day of July, 1001.
F. W. DURUIN.
7 8 4w.
Sheriff, Marlon Co.
Weather Report
Fuir Monday night and Tuesday.
Wheat Market,
8a Francisco, July 8. Cash PO.t.
Chicago, III,, July 8. September 01 '4
GOLD DUST FLOUR
made nr
The Sidney Power Co,
SIDNKY OnEOON
Made for family use. atk vour crocors
for it. Bran and shorts always on hand, j
f J, WALN AffGflt
,'
NOTICE.
The Butteville Farmers' Warehouse
Company will rent their warehouse for
one year and bids 011 the same will bo
received until the 25th of July. I
Francis Feller, President.
7 8
201
Frances G. Parkhurst
Resident Aeent.
The Liverpool & London &
Globe Ins. Co., of Liverpool.'
The North British & Mercan
tile Ins. Co., of Edinburgh.
Offices in Ute Masonic Building, (for
merly Reed's Opera House.) Second
floor. First door as vou step out of the
elevator.
Capital Bakery
133 Court Street,
Fresh Broad, Cakes, Pies, etc, Daily
delivery and old at principal grocoriee,
Pastry mado to order.
PFPIAI Sundy roast and Baked
orci,iAL Beans done free for our
:ustomers. Give us a trial.
C. E. Mcllwain, Prop.
ROCHE HARBOR LIME
ROCHE HARBOR LIME
ROCHE HARBOR LIME
ROCHE HARBOR LIME
D. S. BENTLEY & CO
Pb0" 3' JI9 Frost St
Royal Insurance Co.
A. T. Gilbert, resident agent of above '
Insurance Co. is now prepared to do a
Urge Insurance business. ill alio
handle real estate. I have a team aud
oarrUge which is at my customer's ser
vice and I will take pleasure In showlnc
parties what I have for sale. Office ai
present with T A. Uvealey St Co.
CAPITAL CITY
Express and Transfer
' Moets all mall ami nnm .
i .--- - r i n HLVt MnlUla
'uaggago to all parts of tho city. Prompt
,MrVIce. TelepVone No. 241 PV
DisQUE 110MYER l
iasffv.ir.r.
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 pricex so low that a ten year old child
can see a profit by purchasing goods at FRIEDMAN'S NEW
RACKET where you will find a good assortment of Indies'
and jrent's furnishing goods. You will also find trreat vnin..
jn clothing, gent's Summer walking suits and also a splendid
line of bicycle suits.
Cor. Commercial
A fine assortment
; Beading, velvet ribbons, ana tne prices are
I the lowest in this city. The latest in belt
JjjjJgS fj ftfc OmamCntS. JYHSSCS tafffifa
rM" .. i e 1V
S1 nr0yeS ZDC qUailly ai 1UC a PalF. Wft
"" t ' i " r uiv,
dimities at greatly reduced prices. Crash
skirts tnat are npr in sryie, tit, ana price.
A fine lot of misses' Oxford ties, sizes 2 to
3 1-2 from 50c to 75c, worth double,
GreenbaunVs Dry Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
Good, Pure Food
is i st ns esEentlnl for beast as It is for
man, and e makeit our business as well
'as our prldo to eunply it for tho lowiat
prices. When well fed your stock will
I look better, do better work and glvo
better returns on your invrslment than
where fiilse economy Is practiced. To
try us Ib to lioconvfnctd.
' Try us for poultry supplies, our prices
1 sro Ihu lowttt.
Savage & Reid,
Seed nnd Feed Meichittita.
CAPITAL BREWERY
Finest beor on tho markot, has stood tho tost
better than ever.
CAPITAL BOTTLING
IOurpuporlor beer, kept in
Free city delivery .
CAPITAL ICE WORKS
The purest crystal ico made
I at lowest rates.
MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor.
CRYSTAL ICE WORKS
Is now ready to deliver ice to the consumers of Salem
and surrounding country at existing rates A spe caltj is
niae of fine ice cream. Free delivery on Sunday.
...Crystal Ice Works...
MAUUIRE, Mgr.
DON'T FORGET OUR
Call us up when yoiu wheel needs repairs we
$40
(feSKC
BICYCLES, the Good kind. S35 and
RBMOVBD
I havo removed my harness and saddlery business from Btate
street, to No. 232 Commercial street, two doors south ol
Hugh's bank corner. In my enlarged quarters I havo better
facilities than over and em prepared with an enlarged stock
to serve my patrons, :: ;: :: :: :: ''
P.
E. SHAPBR
232 Commercial Street, Snlom, Oregon.
The Popular Hostess
Is the one who knows how to cater to
the tastes of her guests and tickle, their
palate with choice tablo delicacies, such
as she can select nowhere of such high
'teu
grs
Ilk
raue nuauiv as ai a nrst-c asa iriorarv
this. We havo the finest sauces.
aud vegetables, and canned cooJh
J can
find fu Salem.
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M T R nomon
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132 State Street phone
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and State Street.
of Valencene laces,
of twenty years and la
WORKS
cold (.torage, all orders filled prompt.
from puro distilled water. Freo delivery
Tolepho no 2071 Main
PHONE IS RED 2151
have the most complete bicycle repair shop U
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the city. Also a complete stock of nil tlcycie sw
, dries, tires etc . always oa band.
0UH MOTTO: Best workmanship, prompt
delivery,
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There is no
Place Like Home
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trade at
The Fair Store
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everything, for men, bo I
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whether yon buy or not.
The Fair Store
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