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Had Your Vacation Yet?
Our clearance sale offers you
an excellent opportunity to
equip yourself for a good time.
i HEAVY CANVASS .X
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Medium
Light Weight
Underwear
At clearance sale prices.
CUIDT WAIQT Your cliolco of a
OHIKI YVAiai i0t of jiii'o onf a -15c
CRASH SKIRTS 'TtB nni1 ,6
SUNBOWWETS AJL"toJ
1 Take alone a Hammock (adjustable)
'made by one of the Blind School r-u-1
plls. Will hold the family and don't
cost much,
Cotton
Blankets
Just tlip thing
for camping.
CO cunts to
f 1 25 per pair,
We linve reduced the price ol every thine during
our clearance sale which will Inst only n few days
longer. Kvory 26 cent purchapo entitles you to a
vote in tho $000 Kimball Piano Contest.
REMEMBER
HoIVersoife
THE BIG lARGAf H
HOUSE 3F3ALEH
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Advance Shipment of
SILK WAISTS
For Fall Just received. Swell
new styles and marked at
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Black Taffeta, tucked and hem
stitched all over; Bishop sleeve;
new collar; novelty front; lined;
dress-maker finish
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Fine Taffeta, tucked and hemstitched;
fancy front light colors
Beautifully made Taffeta waistjwhite
hemsfitched vest; Eton effect;
new shades of reseda, old rose,
cardinal, pink and blue: would be
good value at $9.
Extension Sale
rnce
Tucked silk Eton jackets: elegantly
made
$3.95 ea
$4.60 ea
$6.35 ea
$7.95 ea
ADJOURNED SESSION
OF CIRCUIT COURT
Several Petitions Granted and New
Orders Were Filed.
Tie caso of K. J. Cornoll, plaintiff,
versus 0. W. I'earmlne, defendant, set
for hearing in Justice 0' Donald's court
at nino o'clock this morning, an action
to recover damages for tho removal of a
partition fence, was transferred to ..the
circuit court after a hearing of the
pleadings, on tho ground that the title
of real property was involved.
At nn adjourned session of depart
ment two of the circuit court Saturday
afternoon, in the case of Tilmon Ford,
executor, plaintiff, versus A. T. Gilbert
ot al, defendants, W. T. Livesley & Co.,
by their attorney, V. T. Slater, filed a
petition for an order of tho court upon
Claud Untch, receiver of Gilbert BroB.
bank, requiring him to credit the ac
count of T. A. Livesley & Co. with
Gilbert Bros, with $031.80 as of April
25. lOOland 1293.22 as of April 30, 1001.
Tho petitioners allege that they Mere in
debted to Gilbert Bros, to a large
amount, and that on the dates named
drafts woro executed to the Branch
county Savings bank of Cold Water,
Mich., correspondents of Gilbert Bros.
on tho American Brewing Co., of
Pittsburg, Pn., and to the Dubuquo
throwing uo., ot JJnbuquo, Iowa, on
the enrtjo company, and that "aid
drafts were honored and placed to tho
credit ot Gilbert Bros, and that each of
said amounts arc retained by said Com
pany. Tho receiver, Claud Gatch, demurred
to the petition on the crouuds that in
sufficient facts wore stated to entitle the
petitioner to tho relief prayed for.
After tho arguments of tho respective
counsels, J nd no BoIpo granted the peti
tion of tho plaintiffs.
In the same cause, Olivo A. Slater,
through W. T. Slater, petitioned for an
order of the conrt upon Claud Gatch, re
quiring him to pay out of tho funds now
In his hands belonging to the said
estate tho sum of 80, the
same having been paid by hor
agent, W. T. Slater for a draft on the
rim national Jianic ot i'ortianu just
prior to the closing of Gilbert's bank,
and payment thereof was refused by said
First National Bank. A stipulation of
tho facts was filed by W. T. Slater and
by Claud Gatch. The petition was
graned.
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"GROPING IN THE
DARK
Wisdom comes by oxperenco
sometimes, not always. Ho who
goes year after year with dufectivo
:ts" troui oil a counter or iroin uio
i inula of some peddler or traveling FAKIR, will somo day find
? lueses, wno picics ins " specie ' irom on n coumor or irom wiu
i inula of some peddler or traveling FAKIR, will somo day find
that ho has beou "groping In the dark", guilty of ncgleut that
may eventually ixi tnu cause oi ins uroping in inu mine, iu a uierai soiibo.
wo tit you with glasses we give you safe eyo service. Wo give you Just w
eyos NF.Kl) because wu havo studied thulr needs. No guess work hero.
When
hat your
C. H. HINGES A
SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN
296 Commercial Street,
nought and Sold.
Second. hand Hacks and Buggios,pole0
and shafts. Somo bargains on hand at
the W. F. II. Smith black smith and re
pair shop, 180 Commercial street, Salem.
017 tf
D. E. llunUlnicr, I'uncral Director, 107
Strtet, 'Plioue lied 2433.SalemOrtr.oa.
dcace 390 Court. 'Phone DUck 2181.
State
Hcsl
Fresh Arrivals.
Largo early Crawford peaches, fntali
tomatoes, water melons and musk
melons, are samples of tho new arriwils
at Branson it (lagan's.
Money at 6 and 7 per cent- on Im
proved farm and city property.
MAXWELL IIAYDEN.
Moorcs Ulock, Salem,
Tho application of Jean Morley to
open tho court's decree made one year
ngo.grantlng a divorce to Walter Morley,
then plaintiff in the case in which Jeau
Morley was defendant, was denied.
G. M. Fry, plaintiff, versus Geo. K.
Dorval, defendant, is the title of a fore
closure suit filed Saturday. Carson
& Adams are counsel for tho plaintiff.
In tho caso of I) L. Rowntreo and II,
Templo, plaintiffs, vs. John J. Coughlln,
defendant, the court mado an order
authorizing II. T. Bruce, receiver of
iiowentreo, lempio iV uo., to sell Uio
property belonging to said company,
to h. 8. Lamport, for f ICO, in accord
ance witli a petition filed by re
ceiver. A notice of appeal to tho circuit court
from nn ordor and decreo of the
county court made June 27, 11)01, was
tiled by Mrs. Mlnnlo Stephens In tho
matter of the estate of W. A. titophens,
decersed. The order and decreo denied
tho petition of the plaintiff for tho ap
pointment of ndministal.rix of said es
tate. In tho cane of Uohort G. Morrow vs.
G. P. Gregory, et. al., foreclosure, leave
was granted to amend the complaint, by
striking out the niuuoof G. P. Gregory
and adding allegations.
FRUIT PACKERS
VERY ACTIVE
cnilTUERN RPPIIRf If!R
UWU -t"l - w-.'.w .
GROWING AMICABLE I
Measures for Suspension of Martial
Law Beine Generally Agreed to
New York, July 29. A dispatch to
Herald from Buenos Ay res sayss The
Senate has approved tho proposal of
Senor Pelligrinl for the suspension of
material law and tho chamber will un
doubtedly Hgree to it at once. The
government is in no way opposed to tho
motfon ... ,
The Peruvian Minister lias conferred
with the Minister of Foreign Affairs. It
is understood that the Peruvian Minister
diclarcd Peru would follow what
ever policy Argentina might adopt.
A dispatch from the Herald's cor.
reHpondent in Santiago de Chile
....... ii.a niillnann tmatul administration
DOTH I j-ww,- -- -
ha's declared that Argentina's diplomutic
correspondence was violated in the
Argentine legation olllces and not
ly the Chilean nost'il authorities.
Tho Minister of War has directed
the Argentine Legation in Wash
ington to send hero a thousand
paire of boots bocause of tho defects n
tho boots told by the Argentina inanu
tarera for the use of the army.
Uio Herald's correspondent In Bin
Janeiro sends word that Rear Admiral
Cromwell has given an entertainment
and reception on board tho cruiser At
lanta. There were present tho president
of the Republc. Ministers of tho dip
lomatic corps, numerous officers of the
Brazilian army and navy and many fam
ilies of the highest social standing.
BROOKLYN BRIDGE
ALL SAFE AGAIN
New Yojik, July 29. Full traflc and
car service has been resumed on the
Brooklyn bridge. Crowded bridge trains
and surface cars passed over all day
Sunday and the scare seems to have
made (no lasting impression from the
public point. PlanB for a new truss lor
tho structure are now under consider
ation by the dupartment of bridges.
Tho World says it learns from the
highest authority that tho plans for the
new truss have been drawn and that
prior to the finding of the bieak the
attention of the department was to have
been called to tho fact that if the bridge
was to continue to be burdened as at
present and was to receivo tho loads in
the future, a new truss would bo hu ab
solute necessity.
HORSES DYING OF GRIPPE.
HELPING GET OIL
IN POLK COUNTY
Many Salem People Subscribing for
White Mountain Oil Stock.
The citirons of Salem aro waking up
to tho fact that tho discovery of oil in
this vicinity means something to them
and are beginning to tako hold of the
matter in a way that is gratifying.
Tho subscription list for stock in the
White Mountain Oil Co. is increasing
dally and judging from the success that
Messrs McFarland and Chapel nre meet
ing with it will bo long before long bo
fore operations will bo begun on tho
company's ieasoiu Polk county,
Everybody who can should subscribe
for stock iu tliis enterprise. Should oil bo
fnnnit mill it (a nnf. fit all ttnnrnhahle.
your stock will be worth many times
your investment besides you will have
assisted nn enterprise that will bring
thousands of people and hundred of
thousands gof dollars into this community.
ACorcan Convict.
San Fkancibco, July 29. John Flan
nlgan, sentenced to lifo imprisonment
for tho murder of Geo. W. Lake at
Seoul, Coren, has been brought here on
the transport Meade and lodged in San
Quentiu. La ice was Flaunigaii's part
in the saloon business and was con vi ted
on circumstantial evidence.
NOTORIOUS KATE BENDER
HAS BEEN LOCATED
And Friedman has just opened a flno lot of now seasonal,!.,., ,
latin of Clothing, Hats, Caps, Ladies' and Gent's furnUn''
Special value In men's crash suits from $2.G0 to 14 a ii s 8
from $7.50 to 22.G0. Tweed suits, from 5 to $10 r ! WOo! ttU
to $5. Crash pants, $1. Boys' suits, from L25 Vr, ,? Pant''
suits, 50c to i. An immensa stock of workine Bl0!' rys Q
Stacks of overalls. Crash hats, felt hats. workli,e shir!' , ,0 -M-$1.
Nobby dress shirts for hot weather, from GOe to ii to lo
embroidered InwnB. 50c to 7Cc. Silk mitts and dm..,! ," ""''ncli
from 10c to $1.25. C8 'd gloves,
FRIEDMAN'S NEW RACKET
Cor. .State and'Com'l Sts. ,
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R. R. to the Columbia
SKATrLt. Wash.. July 29. The County
Commissioners of Chelan County have
granted to tho Chelan transportation
and smelting company a franchise or an
olectric railway Irom Lake Chelon to
tho Columbia river.
Supreme Court Decisions Today.
Canon vs Hays.Joscjihlno Co modi lied
Bean C. J., Moore, J., rot sitting.
Oviatt v Mining Co. Josephine Co.,
revered, Moore J.
York vs Davidson, Josephine Co., af
firmed, WohertonJ.
Hammor vs Drown aud King allirmud
on stipulation.
PERSONALS
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SALEM'S CAPITAL STORE
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CAH1UKS.
Dry Goods, Shoes, Men's Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats, Rubber Goods.
This Mammoth Stock Is Open for Business and Has One Continuous
Round of Bargains.
SHOES?
Dry Goods
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Yes, a havo shoes for men,
women and children. Shoes
for tho parlor, street or harvest Held. Hc our
Actual urn shoe, Sols, Schwab nhooa. Indies',
Mils Chicago shoes and Bradley Mvtcalf shoes.
Theie Is not a larger or bet
ter stock in the citv. Duilv
baruains LAD1KH H081J fancy ho'so worth
50oata8o. SHIRT WAISTS at and below cot.
ALL WASH GOODS at tlrst crvit. 0, 7 and Bo,
Calico at 5 cents.
Men's Clothing jriS
once to uo ciioicd ami up-io-uaio.
Fancy Shirts Wi
want van bo found hero.
men
expert
hort
you
Cotton Pants
JuniHri, gloves, and
evervtliiuir you uood
for tho harvost fUld at lowest cash prices.
SUITS
$22.50
Black
Clay
Worsted
$1575
$16750
Blue
Serge
$12-50
Peach Plum and Apple Shipments
Now In Progress Fruit Dryers
Gcttlne Ready.
The fruit packing and commission
houees are generally busy this week,
somo shipping fruit and others making
preparations for tho large crops this fall.
At the Kurtz warehouse, appoint
ments for the fruit dryor aro being
made. The dryer has a capacity for live
hundred bushels duilv anil a supply of
drying trays is now being prepared.
J. G. Wright & Co , liuvo just rccoived
a laru shipment ot Lodi watermelons
from California, which aro iu demand.
They will begin packing poach plums
tomorrow for shipment to British
Columbia points.
Ullo& Co aio packing poach plums
thla afternoon, and will probably handle
them tho greater part of this woek, for
shipment to Donver. They shipped a
car of apples to Texas today, but the
supply In thts line is not large this early
in the season.
SALEM MILITARY BAND CONCERT.
Special Features to be Introduced as
Each Entertainment
Tho Salem Military band will give
concerts at Savage's grovo adjoining tho
Asylum grounds noxt Wednesday and
Friday evenings beginning at about 7 :30.
Albert Shaw, the well known bicyclist,
mil do trick riding, as n special leaiuro
of tho entertainments. Following tills
an electric Btereopticon will exhibit a
varied collection of views, including pic
tures of tho Paris exposition, tho battle
of Manila, tho sinking of tho battleship
Maine and views of Alaskan scenery. On
Sunday afternoon from two until flvJ
o'clock the baud will give sacred con
certs Ot
OASTORIA.
Burt tb sto KukI Yw Hara Mitars BwjgM
CZajftitegi
U4C
A Large Number Disabled and Meas
ures Taken to Prevent an Ep
idemic
Chicago, July 29. Tho Chronicle
sava: A larce number of the horses in
Chicago are said to bo afliic.ted witli the
urinno and tno disease lias taken such a
sevoro form in somo localities that it
lias been necessary for towiiers to stop
working their HorBoa and put tnein
under tho caro of veterinary
surgeons, llius inr tlie dlseaso lias not
been fatal to an alarming degreo, but
it is said that tho utmost care is nec
essary in order to prorent othor com
plications sotting in, which would
place tho horao oeyond tho power of
human aid. '
Tho disease has been raging in tho
east and thoro havo been casos of it in
Chicago but it did not becomo epidemic
unt'l a few days ago.
Feud Ends In Two Deaths.
TuiNinAD, Colo., July 29. Phil Mc
Williams, a ranchman living n o.v mil s
bolow town shot and killed Sulvadore
Paerce and his sou Charles Paerco Iu
tho tight that occurred at least a dozen
or mora shots were exchanged, thoPaccei
shootimt McWilliam's liorse;from under
liim. i no snooting is tlie outcome ol
an old feud,
Connecticut Peaches.
Hautkohu, Conn., July 20. Today
begins the harvesting ot tho Connecticut
peaclt crop, wulcli is a very lavorable
one ii8 t finality and quantity. It is
estimated that tho yield will be l.OCO.000
Kl.nuart DasketB.wortli about s2.uou.uuu.
The greater yield is in Haitford, New
Haven, Middlesex and Fairfield coun
ties. Elks at The Pan-American
Buffalo, July 20. F.Iks are conspicu
ous here today for their numbers. It is
stated that more nre gathered for the
Pan-American than ever got together
before. A most elaborate programme
of entertainment has been arranged.
Want a Receiver.
SroKAKK. Wash.. Julv 20 Josenh II.
Boyd stockholder in Cettlo Falls Land A
Improvement Company has brought suit
to hae receiver named corporation dis
solved charging many irregularis iu
management.
A Child Enjoys
The pleasant flavor gentle action, and
soothing effect of Syrup, of Figs, when
in need of a laxative, and if tlie father
or mother be costive or bilious, the
moat graifving results follow its ubo; so
that it is tho best family remedy known
and every family should have a bottle
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co.
ip
UseAllen's Foot-Ease,
A powder to be shaken Into tho shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, norvous and hot,
and get tired easily. If you have smart
ing feet or tight shoes try Allen's Foot
Kase. It cools the feet and makes walk
ing easy. Cures swollen, sweating feet,
ingrowing nails, blisters, callows spots.
Relieves corns and bunions of all pain
aud gwes rest and comfort. Try it to
day.s Sold by all druggists and shoe
store, for 25c. Trial packages free. Ad
dress Allen S. Olmstead, LeRoy,
N.V. 3
Plwnoii Blotter
Egjrs taken in exchange for
.roods at
! Twine....
1 am daily sending out hundreds of pounds of this popular twine, tlie
Hiuuo that my predecessor, Mr. OroUan sold so largely durim: the past
is. The price is 1) cent less thau last year,and considering
the fact that no twine in Salem today runs as even throughout as thh
few seasoui
it is the Wat twluo to buy by all odds. You need never have to dig.
mount and uusnarl your needle or tension when using this, thus los
ing time and patience. Time is money.
The Cheapest Twine to Buy is the Sort That
Requires the Least Bother. That's Plymouth.
S SALEM'S CAPITAL STORE
29S-300 CommmUl St. J L STOCKTON. Prve'r.
f" Jr Remember our front room Is but a front view of our eoods,
we have a larce back room which it has been necessary to use.
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F. A. WIGGINS
gW Successor to K. M. Croisan and E. F.
255-257
Liberty Street.
I'arkhurst. Studebaler wacons and
buggies, MuCormiok HarvestiiiK Machinery, Russell engine ai d threshers
iTlbune bloyotos, Standard aud White sowing machines
Rev. aud Mrs. W. C. Kantuer and
children havo returned from mi outing
at Newport.
D. H, Weyant, of Mill City, is in
town on business and aceiug old time
friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Unrrows have
gone to Newport for about two mouths
Hon. . P. McCornack will return
from Klamath Falls Tuesday morning.
Mrsr. A. M. Townsend lias gono to
Alsea for a visit with relatives.
Mayor and Mrs. 0. P. Biehon have
returned from Newport.
Mrs. T. T. Geer has gono to Astoria
for a short visit.
Mrs. H. Gerber has gaue to Corvallis
for a short visit.
Miss EJna Price visitod Albany
friends Sunday.
Mrs. A. W.Snelling of Albany has re
turned home.
Raymond Kerr has returned from
Portland.
Shoriff F. W Durbin is in Portland
today.
John Shaw of Mill City is in Salem today.
Harvesters' Supplies; Gloves to !
iu aim sun eray way. calicoes
Shirtinfs and fiitifrhams nvnnnl
and Overshirts for boys or met
LaigeauMM mien is iirst-ciassgooK
and prices at bedrock. Our shot
sale is still on. Shoes from 25c
up, at :: :: ::
Greenbaum's Dry Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
HO! FOR THE COAST
L MAI0N COUNTY REAL ESTATE i
111 TI11NCCPU5
iaSVNMsaa'NasaNarsa4i
We have the finest line of folding camp cots, folding
tables, camp chairs and stools ever brought to the city, Our
HAMAOCKS are exceptionally good values. We also Javt
a fine line of extension tables, sideboards, bedroom sets, etc,
F. W. HOLLIS & CO.
THE LOW PRICED FURNITURE HOUSE.
M. S. Nortlon nnd Matilda Xorlion to
J. A. Soesbe, land in Pickard's addition
to Marion, $1.
J. A. Soesbe and Addle Soosbo to J. B.
Barber nnd Julia A. Barber lots 11, 1-'
and 13, block 3 Cook's addition to Ma
rion, also lots 6, U, 7 and S in Pickard's
addition and certain othor land, $500
John A. Shaw and wifo 'o Rudolph
Schmidt, 17 acres in tp 8 s, r 2 w, ftOO.
Henry Stono, trustee estate of E. W.
Stubbs, bankrupt, to J. G. Olmsted, of
Polk county, Iowa, lot -12, Sunuysido
fruit farm No. 3, $5.
George Johnson, of Portland, the e
half of so. l of sec 0, tp 8 s, r 1 e, f 1.
John M. Wolfard and Kato Wolfard
to J. E. Hosmer, certain land in Silver
ton, $850.
W. P. George and wife, to Wm. Mc-
GilchriRt, lots 31, 32 in Sunnyiido Fruit
farm no. iu, s loou. i
lamaa AT n)inr anil wit a 4t Tnlin II I
wmw hiiui mmu nitu iw uvjiiu
Holland, land in North Salem, $1575.
W. II. Cox and wife to Wm. Mc-
Gilchrist and wife, lot 3, In Sunnyside
Fruit Farm No. 10, $S00.
D.J. btelner and wile to Mabel K.
Jamei, lots 2, block 1, Boise's Addition
to Salem, $375.
J. B. Jeter and wife to David Mangle,
strip of land in 1 9 a , r I w, $1.
Where are You Geing: My
Pretty Maid?
"I'm going to feed my cows," tli
Until (OTta f.nnl, ni.l ..l..lf M
'" .cou unit iiuimiuuB, iron
Savage & Hold's store, and they gin M
moro milk than over before, Tlie'ri
sleek, too, and fatter, tho best of their
breed. There's nothing the matter
with their feed."
Savage & Reid,
Seod nnd Feed Moichanti.
CAPITAL BREWERY
Finest beer on tho mnrko, h-8 stood tho tost of tHenfy Kara and ! I
uvuui until over.
NEW TODAY.
MRS. 0. A. BPAULDING.-IIair
dreesser, will be in Salem, July 20,
and remain one week only. She has
a tine assortment of switches, and
does only flrst-clars work. Call at
once at Mrs. J. A. Sell wood's, No. 383
Front street. Ptione 2771. 7 20 tf
CAPITAL BOTTLING WORKS
Oursuporlor beer, 1
Freo city delivery.
CAPITAL ICE WORKS
Tl o purest crystal ic
4 at Ioh est rates.
MRS. M. BECK, Proprietor.
Our suporlor beer, kept in cold itorage, all orders filled rioowl.
Freo city delivery.
Tl o purest crystal ico made from pure distilled wnler. Fret delivery
4 at low est ratoe.
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'
and children. If you want any
thing to use or wear, you can get
it at the lowest Racket prices tor
cash. Come in and get our prices
whether you buy or uot.
npf -n
i lie i-air store
j 274 Commercial St. Salem. Or.
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE AND CO.
Hove secured and will operate the Humphrey warehouse at Salem,
the turner mill and warehouse and tho warehouses at Mncleay, !
turn, bwitzerland and Brooks, conducting a general warehouee and
storage buslnees. :: :: .; b.. .. .. :
Salem office 2 07 Com.St. formerly occupied by Gilbert Br
Sackj i will he held at theso points for delivery on Bamo terms ss pis
valleu previous seasons. See them beforo disposing of your grain.
Prices are Always Paid for Gfli'
Top
Weather Report
Tonight and Tuesday fair.
Wheat Market,
San Fiunuboo, July 29. Cash 07&.
Cincuio.lll, July 2l)-September 67 ?4.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
' MADE BY
The Sidney Power Co.
I SIDNEY 0U1X30N
i Made for family ubo, ask your grocers
( for it. Bran and shorts always on baud.
;A. T. WALN Agent
Capital Bakery
133 Court Street,
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, etc, Daily
delivery and cold at principal groceries.
Pastry mado to order.
SPFPIAI Sunday roast and Baked
oi LLiflL iteaU9 (oud re0 ror Qnr
:ustomers. Give us a trial.
C. E. Mcllwain, pr0p.
The University
or Oregon agS
courses in Literature, Science and the
Arts, Science and Engineering ond Mus
icnow building and equipment, seven
new instructors; nearly 5000 vols, added
to libiarv in 1W)1 Summer school with
I Diversity crodit, special courses for
teachers, for Law and Medical students.
Department of education for teachers,
principals and superintendents. Tuition
free, coat of living low. Three students
granted scholarships in large eastern
UUlVuIBltltM IU JUU.
bond name to I'ra:dent or Registrar
lor circulars and catalogues, Eusene.
reSn 7 27 lm
COPYRIOHY
Canned Goods
am ...u.. o. ii as a convent
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in bummer liouseK "pi"B ;"."
Summer trade we have the Dew yj,
kuoub oi every ainu , :u '--- w,
be certain are the purest nd J,.!
lighten the work ol bummer ir
aro economical as well as healtww-
M, T, FicciiwA
132 f late Street
F"
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9 non noo
ra STAR A STARshi
jusi receiveu uv A
D. S. BENTLEY 4 ,,
rnufli jwi