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THE
HARVEST SALE
ts a success. As this weather is
the most favorable for harvest so
OUR PRICES MAKE
GOOD BUSINE
And our customers appreciate the values
they reap, x Big: reductions in Summer
Shirts some actually reduced one-half
- Summer Underwear and Wash Goods.
X Many New Goods are arriving daily
and we will soon be very much crowded
for room, hence our sacrifice is your gain
BABY
CONTEST
DECISION
SS!
An Attraction Tonight
Eastwood Park.
At
Holtferson's
THE 816 BARGAIN
HOUSE OF SALE?!
Tlio baby-show finals at Eastwood
park tonight nro exciting not a little In
terest, and no doubt ti great crowd will
go out to witness tbo prizo awards as
well us to take in tlio tnagnificicnt pro
.gram. All aro giau w near mo mimury
band again, and scores will go 10 near
Mrs. HlngoB sing, but tbo prlzo baby
will bo tbo contronf interest. All who
havo attended tbo formor baby oxhibi
tionsbavo no doubt made up tbclr minds
just which of tbo beauties will walk off
with tbo prize. In fact one of the
judges so far forgot himself today as to
say it was all settled in his mind but
upon being pinned down wisly declined
to givo Tiik Jouhnai. an advance report.
Other mombers of the committee havo
not been consulted, but It is learned
from tho car-lino management that
arrangements have beon mado for tho
committeo to cscapo through a tunnel
the moment the face of tho prize winner
is flashed upon tho canvas.
It Will Pay You
his two
best
To think of Hlngos when you want anything in either of hi
. ' i i t..l tiii n.li rinnlr ilnnnrtmont IS. tllO
uranciionoi uuBiuuna. - i.. ;i"T" .'. ".ii.i... .I il.n
equipped and best BtocKou oi any in wio aiiuy.iuiu ,... "-;"
tbo twonty century kind, and the workmanship Is second to none.
The optical brand? is as complete as it possibly can be. compare
tho demands of ft city oven four timos as latgo as Balem. riio
most compllcate-liHirscription can bo filled inside of 48 hours.
Hinges, popular prices prevail In both branches.
CHARLES H. HINGES
296 Commercial Street.
COMMON
COUNCIL
Considers the Matter of Ne
gotiating the Popular Loan
of $30,000 - Offer Re
ceived from Banking Firm.
Little routine business was transacted
at the regular city council session Tues
day night. Mayor Bishop presided and
Aldermen Huron, Griswold, Larson,
Ulggs and Walker present.
Dills Ordered Paid.
Mies Jimma Murphy 0
Salem Water Co 118 JO
Gilbert Baker. . 06
PaleniL&T Co 213 OJ
ZJ Kieus
DEATH
FROM
SERUM
Nkw
RECEIVE
LIPTON
FIT"" SIS
Diss!
GOODS
PERSONALS
Wo keep piling them on tbo bar
gain counter. Ask yournolgh-
bore who havo bought somo of
these goods what they think ol
thorn. AH wool goods, somo ol
thorn. Worth uioro than wo
aik any of thorn
33c yd
GINGHAM
WEEK...
Thla week groat reduction! will
bo inado on all ginghams, every
pleco Included In thin ealo.
Fancy Ginghams.
10c Qualities 6 1-2c
Fancy Ginghams
12 1-2 and I5c Qualities 10c
Fancy Ginghams
25 and 30c Qualities 18c
Bilk strlpo xephyrs
50c Qualities, 34c
The Quality Store.
NEW TODAY.
tWAHTED 10,000 bushels oats wanton.
Highest cash price paid, Backs fur
nlshed. Call at ouco. Itrowator &
White, Ui Court 8t., Balem, Ore.
WANTED SO cord! ol good
wood at Cottage Hotol.
Ilvereu At onco.
llr
lo-
Bill tl
body
l'urtof It do
They are Coining
Tomorrow Branson fc Hagan will re
Velvo a Ircah lot ol Salem growu Cante
crop molonB. roaohes Irom tho Balem
orchards aro in dally supply.
Wood.
, Read tho "Blab-wood" advertisement
tlswbere in thla issue.
Money at 6 and 7 per cent, on Im
prayed famandxdKoertv.DEN
Moorcs Block. Salem,
Hervy Laoy has gone lo Eugene.
Otto Wilson has returned from Boa
sldo,
II. J. Oltenhelmor has gonoto Ban
Francisco.
W. M. Bushoy ol Mehamn Is a Balem
visitor today.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Cook Patton havo re
turned from Tocoma.
It. J. While, tho hop grower is In tho
city from Monitor loday.
Homer Smith has Keno lo Portland
and Columbia river points.
Mrs. I. L. Patterson and Miss Joaslo
Breymau havo returned from a trip to
Alaska.
Miss Estolla Bishop ol Portland Is
visiting at tho homo of her brother, 0.
P. Bishop.
Mrs. D. W. Harding nml daughter,
Miss ltesslo, Imvu gono to Bnglnaw to
visit relatives.
Mrs. I). B.N. Blackburn has gono to
Albany and Brownsville lor rt short vtoit
with friends und relatives.
Mjs, Cornelius Boeblgholmor, ol Bub
llmliy, has roturned homo. 8ho atton
ded tho funeral of hor rolatlvo, Fred
Rupp yesterday..
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Brown started
yesterday (or Baltimore, Maryland, and
wllllatorgo to Iowa. Mr. jirown win
attend the Bupromo lodge ol ForoalorH of
America at Baltimore.
J. 0, Mills, who has boon located at
Hebo, In Tillamook county sluco July,
was in tho city yesterday, and reportB
that he is greatly pleased with his new
home. Ho has built a largo barn and a
residence and la now In the depths of
stock farming. Walt Low, who bus
been with Mr. Millfl. has decided not to
locate at present, and will return to 8a
loin in tho near future.
Test Suit In Wheat Case.
The suit against to balem Flouring
Mills Company, mentioned In Tuosday'a
JouitNMi has been filed In the justice
court, and will bo heard Aug. 28, before
JudgoO' Donald,
Tho plalutlff Is George W. Johneou.
It Is aliened that In tho latter part ol the
year 1601 he stored wheat in
the warehouse ol this company
to the amount ol over 101 bushels ; that
In May 1B08, tho defendant converted
thla wheat to tho ubo and benullt of the
company, damaging tho plaintiff In the
inn oft 105.43. Tho rccovory of this
sum Is prayed of tho court.
NkwYokk, Aug. 21. Escorted by tho
Erin, tho Porto Riclan and tho tug
Lawrence, Shamrock II will go beyond
tho hook today if sails can bo bent In
time to meet tho Teutonic on which her
owner. Sir Thomas Llpton is a passenger.
The liner may be delayed on account of
tho fog but if shejs on timo it Is not prob
ablo that the cballongor will getaway
from her anchor today. Tho steam
yacht Prlscilla, with a'numbor of promi
nent Now York yachtmon on board will
also meet tbo Teutonic. It is proposed
to give tho Irish Baronet a royal wel
come. Tlio plan Is If possible to tako
Sir Thomas and his friends from tlio
linor at quarantine: Should theTuoton'
Ic not nrrlvo until night, it la propoBod
to emphasize the wolcomo with a pyro
technic display for which a carte blano
ordor has been given. Sir Thomas Llp
ton will bo tho guest of tho Seawanahuko
Club on Saturday and will witness tbo
races at Oyster Bay.
NATIONAL
BAR ASS'N r
25
Hlom Gas Co A w?
Griswold & Chase
til MnMnlmtl 00
NJJudah 17 20
Patton Bros J j0
Brewster Wlilto '
Gray Bros 35
JobnDarr ,J
Salem Gas Co a pa
John Hughes w
Salem Sentlnol... 43 35
A liquor license Was .Issued to M. L.
Hamilton.
Notlco had beon servod upon John
Albert, agent for M. V. Rork, ordering
the construction ol new sidewalks along
both sides of tho property, Included In
lot 10, block 74, being the southeast cor.
nor of Ohomokota and Cottago street.
An ordor waB made for tho Street com
missioner t3 build tho walk and the
costs will bo taxed to tho owners.
Tho recordor announced to tho council
that ho had received a message from A.
Bush ol Ladd & Bush, In which ho was
directed to to'l tho council that Ladd &
Uusli would tako caro of tho fttO.OOO
linml. mdturltii? Octobor 1st at an In
terest chargo to tho city of 3J per cent
per annum until the city should perfect
its own arraugoments for thoredmptton,
of said bondB.
This offer was also inado verbally by
Claud Catch, cashier of tho Salem bank
ol Ladd it Bush.
Tho formal ordlnanco relating to the
lasnanco of said bonds was read twlco
and referred to Ho ordlnanco committee.
The Waterfall" by Mr. and Mrs.
Wonger at Eastwood Park Wednesday
ovo.
FATHER
LILLY
EXPIRES
York, Aug. 21. -Dr. Caldas'
experiments with his now yellow fever
oorum will not be stopped by the death
of two mosquito bitten subjects, says a
dispatch to tho Journal and Advertiser
from Havana. But tho ofllclal testa
under tho direction of Major Harvard aro
at an end. Dr. Caldas, tho Brazilian
physician, announced that ho had dis
covered a serum with which be could,
as it were, vaccinate persons and there
by rendering them immuno or with
whlcli-ho could euro persons having mild
attacks of fever, Havana was the spot
selected for the proof. Mayor Havard's
motnultocs were to have their supremo
test.
This lest Is to tako place next Thurs
day, in splto of the the deaths ol Carro
and Cambo. Dr. GaldasBald:
"It will mako no difforenco In our ex
periments. Wo have already inoculated
five non-immunes with my serum and
on Thursday wo shall teat them with
infected mosquitoes.
"Tho authorities were too rash anu
reckleis In their experiments. One caao
should havo beon allowed to develop be
fore another was attempted. Yet it was
a natural error. Major Gorgas, chief
sanitary officer at Las Aniraae Bald :
"We shall coaio our experiments. I
havo already issued orders to that effect.
It is to be dcpiored thatsuch an accident
could havo occurred at this time. We
iiml mnrn than 30 inoculations prior to
this tlmo with no fatalitiea ana
I cannot understand how it
happened. Each of these casoa wcro of
the greatest severity. "I now myseii
responsible for what occurred, and I
cannot sufficiently express my sorrow.
Wo shall aid tho widowB of tho dead
men and Insuro them positions for life.
"It Is torrlblo that It should occur just
. . i , t. i
as wo appeareu 10 navo liuuiuuuj
sight through Dr. Galdas aormon. It
bus not developed yot what action the
American authorities will tako In view
of Dr. Galdaa' decision in continuing
bis experiments.
"My Dream of You" by Mrs. Halllo
Parrish Hinges at Eastwood Park Wed
nesday ovo.
r HEALTHYJfOMEM.
Mary J. Kennedy, manager o At
mour A Oo.'a Exhibit at tho Trana
Mlsslssippt Exposition at Omaha, Nob.,
writes tho following of Pornna, as a
euro lwr m.
common phase
of summer ca
tarrh, known as
indlgostlon.
Miss Kennedy
sayat
"I found tho
continual
ohango ot dlot
Incidental to
olght yoBTa
travollng com
plotoly upset
roydigestivo
system. In con
sulting sovoral
physicians
they docided I
suffered with
catarrh of the
stomach.
"Their pro
sorlptlons did
not scorn to
holp mo any,
bo, reading of
tho romarkablo
cures effected
by theusoofPerunal decided to try it
uid soon found myself vrell rapaid.
"1 havo now used Peruna xor aoou.
throe months and feel complotoly re
Javonated. I beliovo I am permanently
cured, and do not hssttato to give nn.
Btlntod pralso to your groat remedy,
Peruna."
Tho causes of summor catarrh are
flrat,chronIc catarrh; Bocond, derange
monUof tho atomach and liver j third,
Impure blood.
Such being tho caso anyono who
t.... .ntviintr wtintnvor about tho
operations of Peruna can understand
Why thiB remedy is a pormanont euro
for summor catarrh. It eradicates
chronic catarrh from tho systom, Invig
orates tho stomach and llvor, cloanses
the blood of all impurities, and thoro
forepermanentlyouroBbyroniorlngtho causo,-a boat of maladies peculiar to
hot weathor. Tho cause being romovod
tho symptoms disappear of themselves.
"Summor Catarrh" sent freo to any
address by Tho Peruna ModJclno Co.,
Columbus, Ohio.
FRFSH ARRVA S WoFSw
able goods, at Friedman's New Racket, the
only Bargain House in Salem. Come and
see the largest assortment of hats. New
est styles and prices that none can compete
with us. See the selection of our Clothing
We can fit the tall, the short, the thick and
slender. Our prices will fit your purse
Do you want gloves? we have the largest
assortment to pick from. Our orice win
suit you. Our furnishing goods are arriving
daily. If you want bargains we can fill the
bill at
NEW
FRIE
Cor. State and Com'l Sts
DIM
s
RACKET
Salem, Oreeon.
Get ready -for hop picking. We
are well supplied with a large as
sortment of hop pickers gloves,
overalls, overshirts and
Good material, low prices.
that are good and cheap,
hosiery.
Shoes
calicoes,
shirting, tucking, Denims, etc.
SIX MEN
DROWNED
Dkn vuii, Colo., Aug. 21. American
liar Association openod its 2 lth annual
mooting at tho labor grand opera houso
this morning. President Edmund Wet
moro, of Now York, delivered tho ad
dress. He rovlowed tho most Important
changes In statutolaw, stato and nat
ional. Ho said that rocent legislation showed
a tendoncy to divest lpglelaturos and re-
servo moro of Iho law making power to
tho people. Secretary Hinktoy uniiouno
od tho admission by tho executive coun
cil of 174 now mombers.
A now executlvo council of one from
each stato was announced, Including for
Id tlio, W.W.Wood j Oregon, 0. II.
Carry; Washington, 0. II. Hanford.
State Sewer Order
Tho state board ot capital commission
ers this afternoon considered lliu sewer
bids, and awarded tho contract to Clias.
A.Gray on bis bid No. l.whloh provides
for a sowor U0X50, tho stato to do the
back filling, probably by convict labor,
Tho amount of tho contract is fin 000.
This will give tho state aeoworwithu
capacity for six tlmos tho amount now
required, Work will bogln forthwith.
Schleys' Trial
Wahiiiniiton Auk. 21. Tho Navy De
partment thla afternoon gave nut tho
olllulal correspondence In the Bohluy last
case, It concludes with a letter from
Aotlng Secretary Ilaokott to Pehloy,
stating that the Department should not
at this stage of tho proceedings under
take to hear and determine iiuostious
that may arise respecting tho competency
of nuimbera of tbo oourt.
Nkw York, Aug. 21 Tho Rov. M. D.
.Illy, for moro than 30 years father
superior of the Church of St. Vincent
Forren, is dead at his homo In this city.
Ho had boon blind fortholast four years.
Ho was prostrated by heat early In July
and grew worse steadily. Father
Lilly was bom in County Fer
managh Ireland, about 70 yoare
ago. Ho camo to this country whon a
young man and lived at Memphis, To.an.,
until ho Joined tho Dominican orders a
few yours later, at St. Joseph's, Perry
County, 0. Whllo etill u young man he
became president of tho Dominican
Collego thoroi This position ho
hold until ho camo horo about 1807. At
that tlmo ho inado was totlior Snporior
of St. Vincent Forror Parish. Whon
Fathor Lilly took chargo of 8t. Vincent's
It wos In ltd Infancy but In IiIb hands It
SMis built up and extended Itbecamo tho
oxteuslvo parish that it Is today.
Fathor Lilly at diflorent times pre
sided over tho Province, as It Is known
in tho Dominican ordor which Includes
all tho churches of. the ordor In this
country wost of tho Kocky Mountains.
Answer" l:
Mn. Halllo Parrish
, lingM t liWwood Park Wcdueiday
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BIG FISH
STORY
Marrlacc License
A marrlugo license was issued today
to D. K. Walker and Anna M. Jones.
"The Hell Duoy" by
Geo. Syndor
Eastwood Park Wednesday evo.
at
I
SAND CONCERT.
At Estwool Park Tomorrow Eve
&lntr AufUSt 21St.
The Baby Trite w'U bo awarded and
Mi paid at Iho Grand stand liamodl.
iuly sdter the judgoa' decision,
JifWtra Light ud Traction Co.
'Wvf ilvH out tbo following notice .
an the street para will eollwt 10, mV
llKKsMtil to KMtmod Park
fflrpVyktnTWerwf M doUw
MHBoa koU for oaa ru" car fare to
(H6trwi u aamitoJ8. 01 I
Will ho brtUt U
nt
Circuit Court.
Judco Uolvo held a neesion of Qireult
court this afternoon. A motion in the
partition suit of Kstes versus Kates was
Argued,
MARRIED.
JONK8 WALKBU. At high noon
Wednesday, August 21st. lWOl, at Ihe
Qlty Hall ?alem. Oregon, Jllsa Anns
N, Jonos to Mr. D. . Walker, both ol
Mariou county, City ltecorder N. J.
Judah olllolatlng. Tho young couple
thus happily wedded will reside t
Gervals.
tAs 41A lF4liAr
To Cleanse the System,
liffectually yot gently, whsu costive or
bilious, to permanently overcoiuo habit
ual constipation, to awaken tho kldueys
und liver lo a healthy nativity, without
irritating of weakeulug thorn, to dlipel
beadachos.tcolds, or fevers, wio Byrup of
Figs, ndo by the California Via Syrup
Co.
St. Louis nisr Show
WAsuiNmoN, Aug. 21. Tho Stato De
partment baa Issued a proclamation
signed by President MoKinluy, inviting
tho nations of tho world to partieipale
In the 1-ouleatm purohaso llx position in
St. Louis lu 11)03.
UoriTON. Aug. 21. Tho Carrie F. Hob-
orts Iisb coinu in from a trip off shoro
with tho biggest Bword tlsh introduced
to the Hoston market within recent
memory, lleforo ho wua cut up or
sawed off, ho tipped the scales at nearly
half a ton. His length was closo to 17
foot. Ho was armed with a rapier of
threo fiet with which by chance he
might have rammed and sunk a dory it
not a schooner. Alter dressing ho
weighed exuetly 080 pounds.
Aboard tho Carrie F. Roberta It was
stated that tho capture bad been made
southeast ot the Islo of Shoals, after tho
monster had been harpooned. Tho play
lasted for two solid hours.
TO BET ON
SHAMROCK
Nkw Yon, Aug. 21. With $25,000 to
but on tho Shamrock II it la stated in a
cablo dispatch to the Journal and Ad
vertiser, an agont of 0. Arthur Pearson
of London will leave In a few days com
missioned to placo tho big bets that tlio
mllllonalro publisher wants to mako
that tho IrlBh boat .will win. Mr. Pear
son Is intensely interested in yachting
tind ho studied the BUamrocK vory
closely whllo eho wob being tried out
with tho old challenger.
Captain Loo said ho had como to this
city purely on a pleasure trip. Mrs.
Loo accompanied him. They will go to
tho formor homo of Mra. Lee in Maine,
whenco thoy will go to Washington "to
renew old acquaintances." Captain Loo
asked several question!) about tho Sham
rock and CoiiBtitution. Ho expects to
return to this city in timo to soo the
yacht races ,
CHINESE
STUDENTS
Ban Fkanoihco Aug. 21. Hwang and
Tsal, Chinese professors In the William
Nast College at Klnkang, Klanslo Pro
vince, Ohlna, have beon landed and
will proceed east to prosecute their
studies. Thoy speak Kngllsh perfectly.
They are tho first Chinese to arrive from
Klanslo Province, tho dialect of which
la not understood by tho Chiueeo now
In the United States.
Greenbaum's Drv Goods Store
First door south of Post Office.
c "
Clkvuund, 0., Aug. 21. Six men
woro drowned last night us a result of
an explosion of gas in a tunnel leading
from tho water works crib No. 3, two
miles from crib No. 2, where tho fatal
accident of last Wednesday occurred.
The accident occurred early last night,
but notlilne was known of It on shoro
until toJav. No boats aro kept nt tbo
cribs. Thirty men on tho crib when
the explosion took place, spout the night
vainly signalling for assistance.
It wob long after daylight beforo a tug
reached them. It is supposed tho men
who woro digging, struck a vein of gas
which wob Ignited by a spark mado by
n workman's pick.
So great was tho destruction wrought
that it will possibly bo weoke boforo tho
datnago can bo ropaired and tho bodies
of tho unforutnato workmen recovered 3
Mayor Johnson has ordored all con
struction work on the tunnel stopped,
until every safeguard is provided for the
protection of the inon.
"Dear Native Land" by Mr. and Mib,
Weugor at Kastrood Park Wednesday
evo.
or
I
I
135 Court St.
in P- S. Knight's new block. We are now better pre
pared to serve you than ever. We carry a com
plete line of Bicycles, bicycle sundries, all kinds of
tires, rent new whcelsand do first class repairing at
the lowest rates.
o
WILSON.
ftbe bio BnstlaQe
One of the most modern money savers yet Introduced fpr the diary
men and stock raiser, Tho one wo have on display In front, will cut
and tlevuto 12 tons an hour Into silos as high as forty feet, Uie fan
caso is mado of No. 12 sheet steel, whtoh Is very stiff aud subMantial,
and will not ruBt out in a few years, Tho fau ia mounted directly on
to tho pulleyshatt, which easily attatua a speed of 000 revolutions a
inlnuto. The Ohio solf-leod cutter Is well known, time tr ed aud
tested. Self fowl eavee more labor and earns moro dollars than any
other feature about an ensdago cutter. It saves three.fourtba ol the
labor in feeding, and thoouttlng oapaolty Is Increased 3Uh por cent.
Call and ecu us.
Postoff ic R obbery
Salt Lake, Aug, 21. Tho post olllco
authorities hero havo not yet heard from
Inspector Dennett, regarding tho arrost
at Daker City, Ore., yestorday of
Frank McBrldo, formerly assistant
postmaster ot Salt Lake, suspected of
complicity in tho recent postoflico rob
bery here, Postmaster Thomas aud the
chief detective of tho service, Holtou,
believe Mcllrlde has not been in Salt
Lake since he was released from tho
ponitentlary two years ago, after serv
ing a sentence tor eratezzlemelit.
DIED,
SMITH At Jefferson, Ore., Tuesday
August 20. 11)01. at 11 p. m., Mrs Kva
Smith, wife of 0. M Smith, aged 30
Soars, of consumption.
Tbo funeral services will bo held at 2
p. m. tomorrow. Burial will take p
at the Jefferson cemetery. Her husband
and oue child survive her, and they
have tho siucereat sympathy of a large
circle of warm friends.
1000 H0PP1CKERS
WANTED AT ONCE
gQOKNTS PKR BOX
The Box to Contala the follewing:
1 pair gloves 25c
1 pair straw cuffs 6c
1 tin cup 3c
1 pen holder, pon and pencil 2c
1 tin plate and 2 spoons 5c
1 bar soap 5c
1 towel 5c
60c
A few more summer foods to close out at a
tic reductions. Come la and get prices on
tin and granlteware, shirts, overalls, shoes,
hats, cacs, dry goods, notions and everything
at the lowest RACKET prices for SPOT
CASH.
The Fair Store
274 Commercial st. Salem. Or.
o
Where are You Going My
Pretty Alaid?
"I'm going to feed my cows," the
oald. "'Tis froah'aud nutritious, from
Savngo& Hold'a atoio, and they gite
more milk than over bofore, They're
etaok, too, and ftit tor, tho best of their
br.'ed. Thorn's nothing the matter
with their feed."
Savage &
Seed and Foed Merchants.
THE CAPITAL CITY MILLS
Solicits tho patronage of tho fnrmore. Conducts n custom
and local Hour mill business. Sacks to lot out on usual
terms. Wheat stored and bought at highest prices.
Bryant Reeves, Cor, Church and Trade Ste
9mmmmmmmmimmmmrmmimmMmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmimmmmumiHi'"" '
I PAINT
YOUR
FLOORS
RUBBER CEMENT FLOOR" PAINT SsffiSW
(3 Send for Color Cards to W. P FULLER & CO.. Portland, (gje
BALFOUR, GUTHRIE AND CO.
Have secured and will operate tho Humphrey warehouse at 6alj"'
the Turner null and warehouse und tho warehouses at Macleay, l raj
turn, Switzerland and Hrooks, conducting a general warehouse anu
storage business. :: :; ;: :: :: :: ':
Salem office 207 Com. St. formerly occupied by.GilbejIBros
Sacks will be hold at those points for delivery on Fame terms as pre
vailed previous seasons. Beo them before deposing of your grain.
Ton Prices are Alwavs Paid for GfaM
V W
SLAB-WOOD
255257
Liberty Street
F. A. WIGGINS
d,i;.um in t M flnilsAii nml K. F. Parkh
buggies, McCoruilck Harvesting Muchtnery, Russell ongluea aud threshers
Tribuno bloyclee, Btaudard and hlto eowlug inachluea.
KBKRSOL At tho Oregou Stato Hos
pital, Tuesday morning, August SO,
Mr. Kberaol, aged 60 years. He was
a Dunkard preacher formerly of
Macleay. Burial will take place at 11
a. m, today at the Macleay cemotery.
The Price of slab-wood in Salem
lace ' and suburbs are as follews:
Inside the corporate llmlta per
load 2 25
Outeide of said limits 2 50
Special rate will be made to all per
sons desiring this Wood direct from
the saw. in lots of four or more loads.
F. S. Craltr.
8aletu, Or., Aug. 20, 1901, 8 20 lw
D. G. Iluatslager. Funeral Director, 107 State
Street. "Phone Red 2423.SalemOreton. Resl
ieace 390 Court. 'Phone BUtk 2181.
Wood. Wood.
Qlab-wood prices appear under Ne
Today, in this issue.
The Mighty Deep" by Geo. Synder
at Kastwooa Tark Wednesday eve.
Wheat Market,
Haw Franmkt, Aug, 21. WI cat
Dec 101J, ; Spot quiet 7-. ,
'miAtj. HI Aug. 2 Aug.TOJj ; Sep.
71.
GOLD DUST FLOUR
MAItH HY
The Sidney Power Co.
HID.NtSV ouaoox
Made for family ustj. ask your grocer
(or it. Bmii and shorts always on hand
A. T. WALN Agent
"ijil
15,000
Prime cedar posts, cut from
lame live timber. Just re-
,,ij i - f I Wlute underwear, alurt waisti.wrapperB
CeiYea a! - of all kinds mado iu store at a vtry low
DC ncWTl cv 2 PA prico Orders of all kinds made up
. O. liEWILEI IAJ promptly. 140 Btata St , Kalem, Or,
Psoas 901 319 Float
Huie Wing Sang Co.
AH kinds of mattings, China Wares.
Japanese Fancy Uwti, Dry Uoods.Bilke,
Get inlLine .
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wheroltaalittetooea;
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desirable
stock 18 1
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have some oholw e
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M. T. Rinea1??,
132 State Street
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