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Newspaper Page Text;. w I' p i' fel ii" k f n PMLff e .- Of At- a r-'MM' -'i&Tm&i ' ' J7 -v-,!-- t - i i ;-ri--: rrm ; . -"' News A Great Sale of L White Summer Corsets 39c each Regular 50c ones 'mw "M- r cs TJ Salem's Loading Optician. 88 Stato 8t. ' i r "V Mmmmttmtmutmumnntnumtmn;ui:nntmntumuitmtmtmsuttmtm is !! QUALITY Tho quality of tho utrawborrios we handle la Just a sample of our other goads. THE PARIS BERRY Finest flavored tablo borry grown. THE MAGOON Sweot with an oxcellont flavor. TIIE WILSON-Tho only canning borry now in inarkot. Phono in your orders early as atrawberrios are scurco. Fuller & Douglas, Gr ocer s I 142 Btato St., D'Arcy Bldg. mnttttsiut4mmttittumjimjtttnnmunjtmtw:Ht; Celebrated Wolff-American Bicycles Aro tho moat porfoctly constructed bloyclo made. Tho bearings aro dust proof, solf-olllng and will run a thousand milos without requiring additional oil. 1902 Model 55, ' $40 19Q2 Model 55, Superb Ruby Finish $45 1901 Models $35 1902 Special Model $25 We fit anv coastor brako, f5 oitra. Sea our elegant line of hlgh-gnulo bi cycles at ICO Htnto Street. Merritt Davis, Agent. smsxsjsssasxsxsxsxseex BICYCLES SSfiS3C CUSHION FKAME, 1902 CHA1NLESS CUSHION FRAME Call and ueo tho 1002 RAMBLER OUBI110H FRAME, It Is 305 daya ahead of nil, ROCKING CRANK HANGER does awoy with tho flat and clumsy spring CALL AND EXAMINE IT, YOU WILL LIKE IT. R3fVlA QlIfirllMAC Of all descriptions nt pricoa aa cheap ns Dlvjvlv OUIIUIICO anywhere, nudwuhavo just what you want. BIOY0LE REPAIRING- Wo lmvo a oomploto blcyclo ropalr shop. Wo fit All tiiakoa of blcyclo tires. Wo repair all makes of bloyelos. Glvo us a call. We try to plcaeo. SHIPP & HAUSER 258 Commercial Street. Opposite Capital National Bank. XX!GXXD($XD( CLARK'S SEEDLINGS ARK NOW AT THEIR VERY BEST, Do You Want to Can Clark's Seedlings? If bo you must got thorn thla wook. NEXT WEEK WILL BE TOO LATE. Give nn your orders for VAOUM, MASONS AND SUN fruit Jars; the very best to bo had, ROTH 124 Stile Strtct. Si Tribune Bicycles The Easy-Running Fellows . . . These long evenings remind the bl cyclo rldor that its tho choicest season of the year for riding Wo havo Just got In another lot of those last season models that we can Ball for 30. They won't last long, mid wo aro Informed by tho "Jfrlseo branch that they will likely bo unable to furnish any nioro of them. It will pay you to oall soon If you want one. We have, plenty of nit sites In tho sew ISO'S models, both black and blue, any tire, any aaddlo, any bar, at f 40. Coauter brake And cushion frames at extra cost, as wanted. Ladles' modols, too, all you need of them. Sjirlog neat poata. tho great comfort giver. Bvory lady rider ospoolally, ubould have one. JLSfi and 11.60. Try oae, K you don't like It, it's money btwk, Carbide, two pounda for 86 centa. 12-lnek S&ot pumps, heavy east biiso, braw barm w centa. auaunew w rU aorta at popular prices. F, A. WIGGINS mM7 WMrty itwet Salem JPSSSB own m, !F. JONBS, t) Atwt.y at Law T4i Orgon W&a tfautk at circuit court tor lx rr ad 1mm w up-to-date abatraot Ltt iwqwtjr m wimjojo ooujiiy... ,, JS,Si?1$ . .kr.ii f.fV :sW ''"bVU.,- f s. -z-,!9m;iMm.. .X1 'LLMiHHIV'TittftAl'' ' c Regular $1.25 White Waists 95c each All Other White Waists Sale Prices Girls Mexican Straw Hats in Many Different Styles Special 69c each Comparison's Comparisons Irlng out tlio stronR points In favor of our glasses, demon strate superiority in tho make and fin ish of our frames and show tho highly polished, clear-cut and accurately cen tered excollonce of our Imses. Wo court comparison In our goods, our fit tiox and our tnethuda and requite but an opportunity to convlnco, as the cash And comfort and pleasure afforded in tha perfect vision our correctness al ways nlvo. TJT -J i i rvvCS Next door to Lndd & Bush's Hank Phono Main 2201 I35 - $40 $65 GRABBR Ttltchont 31 RINEMAN'3 BARGAINS. Italian Prunes, 8 lbs., S0o Petlto Prunes, 8 lbs., 26c - Pink Deans, 10 lbs., 25o Small White Beans, 8 lbs., 25o. Good Flour, per eack, 70c. Dlack Pigs, per lb., 0 c Good Cooking Molasses, per gallon, 30c Fnnoy Tablo Syrup, per gallon. 50c. Scotch Oats, per pkg. 10c. Macaroni, No. 1, large site boxes white or yellow, per box, 35c. Jumbo Mush, 2'i lbs., Cc Bring ua your buttor and eggs. We pay highest market price, cash or morehaudlso, M. T, RINEMAN 132 State St Telephone 131 Variety Store Flags and Fireworks. New lot of Iuulan Baskets just in, ANNORA M, WELCH The Yariety Store, 94 Court Btioot iirwH!wHJwgwWffSaivcWKisyy - Store News Men's Dollar Summer Shirts each Men's Elastic Seam Drawers for Hot Weather Special ... ES:C pair Suits at Un' lisual Reduc tions W-&J3 Tho Btyloa nro now, tho fabrics worthy, tho workmanship tho host. Tho only rcaBon wo havo for innk lug such prlco cuts Is that alzos aro brokon only ono or two of a kind. Suit of flno moilo Borge, mado with strotchor, Taffola bands; graduate llounco Hklrt; alzoe 32 and 31; val uo $1C00. $11.75 Black Cheviot Suit only ono loft slzo 3G. Finely tntlorod; gradunto flounco sklrtj turn up cuITb; volvot collar, $12.00 vnluo $8.90 Light groy; Inpols of black Tnffota etltohod; flno black crocheted hut tonn; grnduata flounco Hklrt, slo 30. Tho othora wont nt ?26.00. thlu ono $17.75 Many more bargains equally good can be found In the Cloak Depart, ment Second Floor. Dalrymple's NEW TODAY. Wanted to Buy Ono pair of young, Bound ami Hervlconble hursoB. Ap ply to T. W. Potter, sunt. Indian Training School, Clminuwu, Or. G-27-iit Wanted. Younx man to work In con feotlnnury Htore. Apply nt Flour do J,ls. U-U7-U Tho world do movu. Chicago nnd Now York llavo changed Bpota 100 nillos noaror tOROlhur bIiicq two gront rntlroads lmvo linked them closer with twonty-hour tralnu. o ,, Tho Cuban republic Is mpldly com ing to tho front, for the dlapatchou from Madrid nay that even tho Span ish Don U about to rucugulze tho lit tlo ropubllr. With Undo Sam Btaml lug hard by, with n stuffed club in Ills hands, tluy will all doff their hut to Cuba. Good enough i jHu Havana Filler KQMDPM ' BASPS art c samt valttt at tag row "STAR." HOKSBSNOSr SP9ARMSADS"STANDARD NA Vr." - OLD rBACH A HONSf." "SAWIQC" "OIB VARGINY'e cr"MASTR WORKMAN" rX.. KLi-i-srf for anybody aflDift iSVKu VK0' Prw fislilii . iffri ry3?w' jiKi!: lifltot1 the dailV journal, sAlem, oneiaoN, ridaV, junE a?, lool arimaJUa CONVICT HUNTERS RETURN Think the Escaped Alurderers Will He Taken Bloodhounds Not Much Better Than Fox Chasers Captain Walter Lyon und Deputy Sheriff Sklpton linvo returned from sovoral wooka Bpont with tho posses In pursuit of Tracy and Merrill, and both oxprosB themBolvos as being con front that tho oeenpod murdorors will yet bo tnkon. Captnln Lyon says tho men will noon uo locntou nnu on inoro navu boon rains tho dogs can track thorn bottor and they will bo brought to bay. Ho cxproBsed tho opinion that tho al leged Cuban bloodhounds woro in re ality not much bottor than ordinary good fox hounds, that can follow n trail Just as well. Deputy Sklpton Talks. J. L. Sklpton says thoro Is no quos tlon but thnt Tracy and Merrill are In tho vicinity of Castle Rock, Wash Ington. Tho fugitives, nt every point thoy visited, loft aorno artlclo by which their courso was traced from tho time they croBBod tho Columbia, Tho con victs nro now In a wild and unsettled country, and Mr. Sklpton thinks tholr capture, undor present conditions, can only bo accomplished by accldont. The roadB, bridges, rivers nnd ovcry posslblo nvonuo of escapo from one pluco to another has been carofully guarded, but, with their norvo and tho good luck that has attended ovcry move, tho escapes havo avoided de tection. Tho peonlo of Cowlitz coun ty havo shown a marked lndlfforenco In assisting to mn to carta tlio inur dorora. hut. In explanation of tho fool Ing, Mr. Sklpton says tho citizens do not fear Tracy and Merrill nearly as much as thoy do tho gang of ox-con-vlcts and criminals with which tho district Is Infested, whoro tho convicts nro Biipnosed to bo In hiding. It Is gonornly bolloved that tho ox-convicts who aro nt Castle Rock olthor lmvo di rect communication with Tracy and Merrill, or havo means of notifying thorn of tho progress and plans of their pursuers. At any rato, their prosonco hns tho effect of terrorizing tho community, nnd discouraging tho cltlzoiiB from an nctivo participation In the search for tho men. Outlaws at Silver Lake Portland, Juno 27. Tho convicts nro known to bo In tho vicinity of Silver Lnko, Cowlitz county, Wash ington. The posHo loft Castle Rock today to nttompt to find the trail again. CONTEST BECOMES INTERESTING Another Candidate Appears in Goddess of Liberty Contest Iutoroet In tho goddoss of liberty contest linn just awakuuod. In Thurs day's balloting tho friends of Miss Molllo Bornurdt plncod hor at the head of tho list with 48 votoH to hor crodlt. MIbb 1'ourl Qoulot, loader In tho con tost on tho proceeding day, 1b a closo second, with 13 votofl. Miss Leoun Ryan, ono of Salem's popular young womon, hns boon nddod to tho list of candidates. At first Miss Ryan ob jected to tho ubo of hor naiuo, but, up on solicitation of hor friends, lias con sented to ltocoino a candidate. While sho received only two votes yostordny, that will servo as an Introduction, and her frlonda will do some oxcellont electioneering beforo the coutoat closes. Tho voto. as counted last nlRht, fol lews: MIbb Molllo Iluruurdl IS Miss Pearl floulot 43 Miss Maudo Morrison 2J Miss Jennettu Brown 18 Miss Leoua Ryan 2 Total .....130 Ballot lioxos hav boon placed In tho following business houses. In different parte of tho city, whoro votes will bo recolved: W. W. Zlnn, Tho Spa. Fleup do Lis, Patton Bros., W. 11. Uurghardt. doo. B. Waters, II. Wjprut & Co., and Moyora' harbor shop. wanF BIGGER REWARD For Capture of the Escaped Convicts Kola, Juno 3dth. Kd. Jeurnal: The people In this community be lieve that a reward should have buen offered uf not lees than 1&itoo each for the rupture of the murderous convicts. Tracy and Merrill, by the governor when he tlrat learned of their dastard ly deeds and oecape, and would now, 1 believe, approve a reward of 110,000 ach The opinion has been freely and frequently oppressed thnt the re ward first offered and approved by tho governor was a dlsgmco to the fair name of our state, and that It Is utill nut euough. The reward should be large enough to not only arouse the internet and desire of criminal detee- uvoa in all parts of the world, and keep them on the alert for yars. If necessary, to capture theso dewperau men, but also to Induce them to take desperate chancea U) accomplish this object. 1 read an article In the Portland Or- legoulau. of June 19. wokh stated that lue governor of North Carolina had , offered a reward of $30,000 for tlio op J prehension of tho lynchoro who killed an innocont negro lnioiy suspecicu oi crime. Let tho people of Oregon contrast tho vIowb of these crimes in tho stntos wherein thoy wcro committed, com pare rewards, and then think whoro our state stands In comparison of re ward. Follow citizens, It Is a duty wo owe to oursolvos, to society, to tho manage ment of the penltontlary, nnd tlio wid ows nnd orphans of tho deceased guards, that wo do all In our power to bring tho oscaped convicts to Justice, and If wo fall to forco tho rownrd to a just and liberal amount wo will fall to do our duty. Yours truly, GEO. C. MITTY. o Pioneer Physician Dead. Dr. J. C. Sholton, tho vonorablo and plonoor physician of Salem, died this morning at C o'clock, after an illness of two months. Dr. Shelton has been confined to tho houso with paralysis for twonty years, and for tho paat two months has beun attended by his brothor, J. W. Sholton, of Rutlcdge, Shornian county. Ho has been a long and patlont sufforor at his homo on Marlon square, and death has come ns a roleaso In his caso. Ho has resided nt Salem for 35 years, and was onco one of tho most successful prnctlctlon ors of tlio rogulnr school. Ills wlfo died nbout bIx yoars ago, and ho Is sur vived by a daughter, Miss Beatrice Sholton, tho music teachop of this city, nnd Roscoo Sholton, of tho Capital Milling Co. Tho funoral will bo hold from tho rcBidcnco on Sunday at 2 p. in. Deceased was a member of tho Christian church. o A. M. Clough, Funeral Director, 107 8tate Street, Phone, Office, 1351; resi dence, 221, Salem, Oregon. HOOD RIVER BERRIES. Records of Shipments Broken the Past Week. Tho last weok's Qlacler sayB: Tho record for strawberry ship ments from Hood Rlvor was broken Monday night, when six cnrlonds and COO crates by express wont out. Tho yield of borrles Is more than was an ticipated by tho mostsangulno. Tho fruit Is of tho best quality. Tuosday ovonlng about six carlonds woro sont out bosldofl a numbor of crates for local points. At about 7 o'clock Tues day ovonlng tho stream of wagons loaded with borrlos on their way to tho shipping ngonclos at tho railroad station got blocked on Third street, when slxtoon wagons woro counted botween Stnto and Rlvor streots. By nnothor yoar, whon tho acrongo of strawborrles will bo doubled, hotter facilities for dcllvory at tho station and loading of cars will bo needed. Tho railroad compnny will need to oxtond tho sldo track and glvo tho union at least 200 feet of covored plat form. The union hud shipped 10.GG2 crates up to Wodnosday morning. Monday It shipped 230C crates,-nearly all sold on track, tho largost shipment ovor in ado by any shipping concern In Hood Rlvor. Tho largo forco of men omployod In rocolvlng and shipping tho borrlos at tho Davidson Fruit Co. and Hood Rlvor union woro tired out Monday night and thankful whon tho last wagon load of borrlos was disposed of. Among tho hcavlost shlppors nmong tho growers, and who aro now ship ping ovor 100 crates a day, aro Axtol Rahm, C. Vaughn, Geo. L. Blkol, D. E. Mlllor, O. W. Butts, Burns Jonos and 1). 10. Mlllor each picked 152 cratoa on Monday. Thoro woro picked on tho O. W. Butts placo on Monday 302 crates. a. J. QosBllng, socrotnry of tho Hood Rlvor union, estimates that ono third of tho borry crop has boon gath ered. Lower Whlto Salmon hns gath orod about two-thlrdH of Its crop. J. W. Morton, nt RIvorsldo farm, Hood Rlvor, Is nbout dono picking. Tho mnnngora of tho Davidson Fruit Co. and the union aro both em phatic In declaring that tho roputntlon Hood River has galnod for good qual ity In strawberries Is at stako this year. Somo fow and wo aro glad to any only a fov growors havo to bo watched, that Is, tholr cratoa must bo Inspected, and tho shipping ngonclos nro not timid about making tlio ln-v gpectlon. Tho orntos aro oaslly opened, nnd somotlmos havo to bo packed ovor and cuIIb thrown out. Somotlmos tho boxos aro found to bo not moro than half filled. If any dis honest growor thinks ho can fool tho shipping agonoloa by giving short weight or by putting In culls, ho will find out his mlstako whon his returns coma All borrlos packod must conio up to the standard In weight and fac ing, or topping out of box. Tho mon who nro buying carloads on track have roprosontatlvoa hero and thoy aro rojeetlng all poor packs, and such poor paoks will havo to be dumped on somo market for what they may bring. o BIQ WOOL SALES. Eastern Oregon Wool Growers' Asso ciation Transfer of Umatilla Flleces. (Rast'Oregonlan.) On Monday 32Q.O00 pounds of wool changed hands In Pendleton at the sealed bid sale of tho Hastoru Ore- gon Wool Growers' Association. The J. K. Smith clip was Uie largest lot sold. It consisted og 180.100 naiimls and brought 12 cents. Tho next largest lot consisted of ,..v ...w,. ....., 4.iu.i uuihiivu uiuv. ami oiauiews cups, rue unapman lot of 98 sacks sold for U cents; Not sou clip. 87 sacks. 11 VI eeaU; Gulll ford Rro.. 141 sacks. 11 canU; Mathews clip. 38 sacks, ISVs ceata. 18. W. Urljham purofeaeed tk Hd- ward- aU'y. SmUh & Gibson clip. The IW wards clip constated of Gl sacks and sold for 18V4 eute; the Salisbury lot of 30 sacks sold for 111 cents; the Smith & GlUon tips or 33 sacks sold fur 11 rents Chas. Green bought tho Ruat, Cald well, 8tnnton Bros. & Walton clips. Tho Rust clip consisted of 30 sacks and sold for 11 cents; tho Caldwoll Bros, of 18 sacks, Bold for 11 conts; Stanton Bros. & Walton clips of 54 sacks, sold for 10 cents each. The Cooper and Wyatt clip, consist ing of 57 sacks brought 11 cents. Sovoral growers refused to accept tho prlcos offered at sealed bldB, thinking thoy could do better by hold; lng or Belling nt prlvato sale. Theso wcro tho Campbell clip of 250 sacks, tho Roork clip of 31 Backs, tho Rugg clip of 190 sacks, tho Dohcrty clip of 170, and the Walcup clip of 29 Backs. All of tho wool sold was exception ally good, and especially wero some of tho clips sought after by tho buyora. TI1080 who rofuaod to soil at the prices bid aro porhapa Justified In do ing so, as tho markets aro strong, and tho Indications nro that thoro will bo no drop, and Is a possibility of being a raise. Theso Bales cleaned out the largor bulk of tho wool In Umatilla county. Careful ostimates glvo tho amount al ready sold In tho county at 1,000,000 pounds, and that will only leavo some thing llko 500,000 pounds-, as tho total clip will not exceed a million and a half pounds. To tako It as a wholo, tho quality of tho clip for tills year has been above tho average, and not only aro tho growers pleased with tho prlccB they aro receiving, but tho buyers nro pleased with tlio quality, o NEW YORK LAWYER SUICIDES Felt Himself Disgraced and Unfit to Live New York, Juno 27. With tho pic turo of nn unknown beautiful woman clasped to his heart, James Pearson, a prominent Brooklyn lawyor nnd married man suicided In his ofTlco this morning by Inhaling gas. Ho loft n lottor saying ho was ruined, disgraced and unfit to llvo. Ho also admitted be ing a defaulter. Dlsanrecd to Amend. Washington, Juno 27. Tho Sonnto today disagreed on tho nmondmontB to tho Philippines civil bill, as passed by tho Houso, and has asked for a conference, uoui nousos appoiniou conforeos. MJfiSL- - MAt: Notice. Notlco 1b horoby glvon that tlio fol lowing county warrantB, drawn on tho treasury of Marlon county, moro than Boven years prior to tho 1st 'day of July, 1902, and remaining unclaimed in tho hands of tho county clork of sold county, will bo presented to tho coun ty court at Its rogular August torm, 1902, for nn ordor directing them to bo dostroyod, ns by law provided, un less claimed prior to said date: July 9, 1892, No. 18,073, J. P. Hart, $1.00. August 9, 1892, No. 18,880, S. W. Kompt, ?3.40. Soptombor 9, 1892, No. 19,057, Fred Pattorson. $1.70. Soptombor 19, 1892, No. 19,129, E. S. Plntts. $1.50. Soptombor 19, 1892, No. 19,130, John Mlngor. $1.50. Soptombor 19, 1892, No. 19,194, T. C. Crabtree. $1.00. October 8, 1892, No. 19,308, MIbb Mc- Brldo. $1.70. Octobor 8. 1892, No. 19,380, Louis Wright, $1.70. Novombor 11. 1892, No. 19.GC7, Mrs, John Bnsson, $2.20. Novombor 11, 1892, No. 19,047, Chns, Balcor, $2.20. Novombor 12, 1892 Andrews, $1.70. No. 19,777, T. O May 5. 1893, Na 21,547, C. Zant. $1.70. II. Van July 8, 1893, No. 22,037, E. A. Smith, $1.70. Soptombor 8, 1893, No. 22.C25, Emma Zwlcltor, $1.90. Novombor 11, 1893, No. 23,250, E. Warren, $1.20. Novombor 14. 1893, No. 23,471, W. W. Williams, $1.90. Novombor 14, 1893, No. 23,480, J. F. Hill, $1.70. Docombor 11, 1893, No. 23.C85, May Rovaux, $1.70. May 12, 1894,' No. 25,001, Browning & Nngel, $2.00. Juno 11, 1894, No. 25,294, Doc Logan, 11.70. Juno 13, 189 1, No. 26,358, Emmn J. Lanktroo, $1.70. Juno 14, 1894, No. 26,429, II. E. Mll lor. $1.70. Juno 15, 1894, No. 25.454, W. N. Sav age, $1.90. July 9. 1894, No. 20,093, Wm. Wat son, $1.60. July 9. 1894, No. 20,135, A. J. Wyck off. $1.90. July 9.1894, No. 2G.137, O. T. Hall, $2.30. August 9. 1894, No. 26.349, II. Sands borry, $1.70. Soptombor 8, 1894, No. 20.707, A. G. Jerman, $3.50. Soptombor 8, 1894, No. 20,800. Miss May Kranior, $1.50. Septembor 8, 1894, No. 20,807, Miss May Kraraor, $1.50. March 12, 1894, No. 27.480. C. W. McCowon, $4.70. November 12. 1894, No. 27.527. Mln nlo Barrett. $1.70. Novombor 12. 1894, No. 27.628, Mrs. L. Cass, $1.70. Novombor 12, 1804. No. 27.580. Llr zlo Buffan, $1.70. December 10. 1894, No. 27.798, E. Ryder. $1.70. wJai,ua.r; "; 18W- No- 3836B. George January 17. 1S06. No, Cummins, $1.70. 38.260. Frank 0l,""r,,Vn ""' No- 38.367. Frank 38.368. Theo- I Jammrv IT iqk wn dore Armstrong. 1U70. f , w, ..Ui February 8. ISM, No, 35,868. W B ! Uv.?.".' $UOo ,.,, wfiftoStle! l?? '"' Wm IHII O, 1BUD, Q, 3S.708, C. G. A rJrreliLlSai' Na- 8-737. Mr. Alice uikiin, fi.rv. April (, ISM. Fronee, Jl.?. Na. WMl. frank1 SftonagW. $1.70. Marck 9. ISM. Na Jajjf. Frank Shaw, uIMBt.- ISM. No, 30,474. W. T ' Roberts. $1.70 Dated, this 34th day of June. 1902. ' Uavvkdlyltwtd W-cSinSCUrk' )Q DOZEN We've just added to our wear. This was a fill-in hat sales this Spring above is no idle boast to say that we carry the largest stock of hats between Portland and Sacramento, and what is very k important to the customers, i showing them over 100 styles in full view in our fine hat case. Those Boys' o fte Are going like hot cakes. It would be good econo my to stock uo a vear in advance for your boys and girls They're a snap at two pair they re the famous 'Iron Glad. Of course everyone knows the place to go for a styl ish Spring suit is the 254-256 Commercial fcSDBGCSEEXBI WHEAT MARKET. Chicago, Juno 27. Whont, 73073M. San Francisco, Juno 27. Wheat, $1.14rj$1.14V4. PERSONALS. J. B. T. Ttithlll hna returned from Portland. Thomas Pomoroy and J. A. Rich ards, of Mehama, aro in tho city on business, and will rotum Saturday. GOLD DUST FLOUR Made by THE 8IDNEY POWER COMPANY Sidney, Oregon. Mado for family uso, ask your grocor for It Bran and Bhorts always on hand. A. T. WALN Affent Walnut Slice Is all the rago in the East and wo aro making it fresh over; day. .genuine penoohk Vtandoaramkls peppermint chews peanut orisp log cabin creams Glvo us a trial If yon waut good can dies and ico cream FLEUR DE LIS . . . 144 State Street. lt Good enough for anybody! jAll Havana Filler " FLORODORA " BANDS en o samt vatut as tags from " STAR," HORSE SHOE," "SPEARHEAD.""STANDARD NA VT." ' OLD PEACH & HONEY." "SAW IOC." "OLE VARC1NY" "MASTER WORKMAN" Tobacto, Sab woo MA fJJcyB pvjg!9JB JsVvvLb AfwA 9fIL mm ! HI lllpCSSSif fSsattJSS KMfekT BslVSsCSnssH ffitti i w r Tm mtmammmmsammtm HATS )Q fine assortment of men's hat order, representing our actual what we had anticipated. It we have accomodations for for a quarter, and temember S j - Street, Salem. Orcion, HnHHBHI Monmouth, Ore, Graduates of tho school pro in constant demand at salaries ranging from $40.00 to $100 per month. Students tako tho state examinations during their course in the school nnd aro prepared to receivo stale certificates on graduation. Exponeos range from $120 to $176 per yertr. Strong Normal course and woll equipped training depart ment. Tho fall term opons Sept. 10. For catalogue containing full information ad dress IS. D. ItESSLER, J. B. V. BUTLER, President, Secretary. Notice... Mr. N. II. Burloy is still with mo in tho sowing machine department, and any repairing left in his chargo will be promptly nttendod to nnd the work guaranteed. Mr. N. II. Burloy is ono of tho most thorough sowing machine men in tho Btato and is competont to re pair any nnd nil machines. Ho is in no wiso connected with any other sewing mnciiiuo houee. F. A. WIGGINS 255-267 Llborty St. Firsf Class Bicycl? Repairing And all kinds of sundries at FRANK J. MOORE'S 109 Court St. Phone 2014. Farther Evidence That we are doing a fair share of the job printing in Salem is from the fact that today our plant is fully twice as large as when we started in the printing business less than ' four months ago. We Deliver When We Promise Schaefer & Palmer gW Rooms 3, , and 5 Moorea blk. Phone, 2414, Red. Jacob Ifoijf 265 Commercial St, Good Stockdf Shoes All Up-date o Prices Right tn. Ready for trade "' ill and eee us all. Repslrin uv Call bortnotice JACOB 1OGL 265 Cominercii4 BtreeL 1 re Safe Nena School