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OLD WHIT -CORNER,.
I! Hot Weather
I; Corsets,
at 39c each
I They're made of pretty whlto
netting and are trlmmdd with
In co.
1 Wash Silks
41c yard
-
Beautiful Htyles In tho regular
COo and 7Cc grade.
WAI8T8 no two alike colon,
pink, blue, tan, white, black.
Regular $2.50, special
$1.95 pattern.
Camp Blankets
GOc, CCc, 7Co, 8Ge, J.0o and tip
The best values ever offered.
Lace Gloves
Tho reigning fad mmle of flilo
HbIo and como In those colors!
Modo, grey, tan, hlnok.
65c pair.
OthorB at 7Cc, $1.00, $1.25.
8UN D0NNET8 for ladles and
children 25c each.
Girl's
Straw Hats
1 25ceach $
Any of tho fcOc, ZOo, 80c straw 1
hats for 26a.
SEE WINDOW.
Men's Summer
Underwear
19c garment !
AH sizes In the rogulnr 26c
grado.
MEN'S SOX 9c pr fast black T
and seamless all sizes.
This Paper I julflnr MAfnt,
Local Import
Would not bo largo onough lo prl nt' tho testimonials wo can furnish
regarding our work. Kvory day corny- llcatod work In Wntchon, aiockn and
Jowolry como to tin that Jiavo boon v ronounccd non.ropnirnblo, wlion our
skill properly nppllod mndo tliom n good oh now. Don't forgot either
that wo aro Originators of low prlcoa In our lino, nnd workmanship Hncond
to nono. Try ub. Money In your poo hot
chas, h, Hinges
WATCHMAKER, JEWELER AND OPTICIAN.
Next door to Push's Dank.
ANEW
CEMENT
. DISTRICT
Council Amends City's Side
walk Ordinance
Provision Made for Uniform
Curbs Also
mndo to be entered upon tho Journal
of proceedings of said council for tho
sosslon at which said hearing and de
cision Was made."
A conviction for tho violation of any
of tho provisions of the ordinance Is
mndo punishable by a fine of not Iosh
tbon ?10 nor jnoro than $100, or by
confinement In the city Jail for a pe
riod of not less than five days nor
more than twenty days.
o :
Tho Snlom city council, at nn ad
journed regular mooting Wednesday
ovonlng, eimetod a now ordlnanco reg
tilatlng the cotiHtructiou of sidewalks
nnd curbs within the city. Tho ordl
nanco oetnbllshes n now cement walk
district, and provides for uniform
curbs.
The new cement sidewalk district,
within which tho walkH shall be littllt,
shall bo constructed of cement eon
croto, nnd shall not be m than five
foot in width, and wider If the city
council shall direct The boundaries
of tho cement district, as newly es
tablished, aro as follews:
BIDS
WERE
REFUSED
SEWER
WILL BE
BUILT
Contract Given for Conduit
In Block 88
Alderman Walker Meets With
. His Colleagues
Grain Growers Association
Still Holds Peel
May Compete in the Market
With the Dealers
"South of tho north lino of Confer
Btreet; west of tho enst lino of Church
Btroot; cast of tho west line of Front
street; north of tho Houth line of
8 Into street; cast of tho oast line of
The Rocky Point Grain Growers' Ah
Boclatlon, of this county, oponod bids
'at Shaw for their grnln pool, which
amounts to nearly 100,000 bushels of
I oats nnd S000 bushels of whoat. Four
I offers were received, but nono woro
accepted, for the reason thnt tho asso
ciation decided that the quotations
offered wore not large onoiigh, Tho
best figure offerod for oats was 20
Pflllrnfi utrnttt ,m Mtt,,i (ntl ril
Chomekcta streets, to tho oast line of Jr IJT'0
08 State Street.
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Boforo buying your ouppllos for your oiitlnR you ihonlcl coll nt our storo and
and Inepoct tho most coraploto Una of camping goods over shown.
UTAH HAMS.
STAR BACON.
BTAK HAM 8AUSAOK.
BTAK SUMMER BAU8AQK.
STAR DIU1CD BBKP,
BTJSAMBD GOOKKI) HAM.
most comnloto Una of cannm!
moats shown.
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OI41B OllVSIe
The
Our Red Ribbon canned goods nro
propor goods to toko with you.
TIIK ItlGHT KIND OF COFFKK.
HTATB IIOUBK OOF1WC.
KIN IIBB COFFKK.
ORBGGB COFFKK.
Put up In ntr tight enns. Just tho
wiiog ior you
TtKphoni 511
RA6Y6L
$35
$40
. $45
$50
$55
$60
Blato Treasurer Moore today io
colvod from tho county treasurer of
Union county two Hums of money In
payment of Intorost on delinquent stnto
taxes. Tho amounts recolvod were
$1007.78, In full for tho year 1808, and
a partial payment or 287.22, on account
of the tax for tho yonr 1801.
Wo soil RACYCLE8, and repair your Inferior wheels na often nu thoy
uuuuiu, ugjiuinng n Bpeeiniiy. a compioto lino of sundries and tlriw
Idwer prloos than olsewhoro.
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CLAYTON F, YOUNG
PhONE RED 2550.
0-10 N. COTTAQE ST.
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DALRYMPLffS
The
International
Tailoring
Company
of
New York
and
Chicago
Showlntr mi extensive line of
t Suitings for Foil and Winter
1902-3
Our miudIcs nro here and we
want you to sec them,
.50
to .
.00
RINEMAN'S OAROAINQ.
Deviled Ham rsmall) per can
Bo fl for 23c
Devllod Ham (large) per can
10o 3 oane 2Qc.
Bardlnts, per box
Bo 0 boxes 28c,
Salmon, S cans
23o
Smoked Herring,
Per box, 20c,
Catsup, per pt bottle
1Bo- bottles 25o.
Oood Soda (10-os pkg )
Bo fl pkgs 25o.
Washing Powder.per pkg
Bo.
Jumbo Mush,
Four packages 25 cents.
Drlug ua your buttor aud egg. Wo
pay highest ninrkot prloo, oash or
merchandise.
M. T. RINEMAN
132 State St. Telephone 131
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.
The body of .las. McNeill, a miner,
was found floating In the bay off the
foot "f Wail street. In gentile. Wed
nesday. From geuornl appearances
the body hnd been In the water three
or four days. No mnrks of violence
wero found.
The Conductors' & Hallway Men's
Association of Camilla, representing
some 20,000 employee on the Canadian
rnllways. Imvo adopted resolutions
pledging Its members not to hauille or
use conl mined by non-union Inbor.
Wednesday night tho residence of
II. H. Woodruff, nt College Plnco, a su
burb of Walla Walla, wne doetroyed
by lire. The loss Is $800(1, with no In
surance, the policy having expired
several days ago. Matches dropped on
a carpet caused the blase.
WlJIIum Hlay, a laborer, was struck
and lustnutly hilled by a Ureal North
ern passenger train Wednesday, at
Meetiim. a small station three miles
north of llnllard, Wash, lllny whs
walking on tho track when he wns
killed, ami did not appear to hear the
whistle of the locomotive.
A call for a convention of roomier
alnl telegraphers, to be hehl In Chica
go September 10th, line) been sent (Hit.
The purpose Is the forming of an In
terustlounl nrganltntlou. The call was
sent to l cltlM throughout the United
Slntee nnd Canada, where local untnue
hnve been formed.
John Oaverly. 0 years .old. was In
stantly killed by a rail of rock In Nn. 0
initio at Union, II. O., Wednesday, ear
drawn by u mule In tho mine got off
the track and struck n prop. Tho lat
ter gave way. letting n quantity or tlm
roof fall.
CONSTABLE
LEWIS SUED
HENRY 8APPINOFIELD ASKS POR
DAMAGES FOR AN ALLEOED
WRONGFUL ATTAOHMENT.
Fourteenth street; south of tho south
lino of Stnto street on Commercial
sreet, to the south lino of Trado Street,
nnd upon Church, Cottage nnd Winter
streets to the north lino .or Feiry
street."
The walks In the other suctions of
tho city are to bo of substantial wood.
Tho district Is bounded and the man-
nor or construction of such walks W
provided for In section 1 or the ordl
nance, which Is as follews:
"All new sidewalks built. within the
city of Snlem, Oregon, within the fol
lowing described limits, nnmely:
"North of the north line or Center
street; east of the east line of Church
street (save and except upon State.
Court and Chemeketa streets, betweea
tho west line or Front street nnd the
east line or Fourteenth street).
"South or the south line or State
street (save and except upon Commer
cial street to the north lino or Trade
street, and upon Church, Cottage anil
Winter streets to the north lino of
Ferry street).
"South of the south Hue or Trade
street on Commercial stroeL shall be
or wood, and shall not he lees than six
reel in width, or wider If the Common
council or said city shall so direct, ami
shall he built upon not lees than three
(3) stringers, each or said stringers
to he not less than three by four
Indies In slie, the two outer stringers
to be laid not mora than four Indie
from the outer edge of the planking
covering the same; and said planking
shall not be lees than two Inches In
thlrkiieee. Provided, That nothing In
this section shall be construed as pro
hibiting the laying of cement side
walks within the foregoing district.
If the owner of the property to bo ini
proved shall so select."
The establishing of curbs snd the
materials to lie need In constructing
the same la governed by other sections
of the same act, ae fellews:
"All cmlw within the elty of Salem,
Oregon, shall conform strictly to the
otllclal street grades, and shall be uni
form as to material, dimensions nnd
distance from the property lines along
which they are built. All cement ouib
lug shall be four inches in thlckueee
and fourteen Inches In depth: and all
wooden curbing shall be three Inches
In thickness aud fourteen Inchee In
depth. And all curbing, of whatsoever
nature, shall be constructed upon the
following lines of distance frum the
prniterty lluee along the front of which
they shnl He: On all streets of the
city of Salem ulnety feet aud upward
or width, the outer edge of the curb
ing ehall be twenty (ei front the
property Hue (ajire In the teuton t con
crete district SHeelflett in n.tinu
was B7 cents. The members of tho
association decided to ro-advortlao for
bids, and, In case they do not recolvo
a satisfactory price for their holdings,
they declare they will enter tho mar
ket themselves, and dlspoHc of their
grain In competition with tho other
dealers.
W. H. Downing, a momhor of the
sales committee, was In tho city to
day, nnd says, to nil apponrancoB, thnt
the dealers have formed n combine
since nil the bids that wcro recolved
were practically the samo. Mr, Down
ing says the association controls the
Milk of the grain grown in tho east
ern section of the county, nnd If the
IkmjI cannot be disposed of nt reason
able figures, the growers will nrrange
for the shipping nnd snlo of their
grain under their own management.
Mr. Downing further reports thai the
association has received an offer of an
advance of 18 cents n bushel to on
able the growers to hold their crops.
The advanced money Is to bo a lien on
the grain, or personal security can be
given by the farmers. This offer re
ceives no consideration, for the grow
eis are detei mined to enter tho mar
ket. If necessary, and sell their grain at
the best possible advantage. They
have mndo a success of their pools for
two years, and aro resolved that this
year shall not be no exception. They
are not particularly displeased with
the offer that has been recolved for
their wheat, which Is four cents above
the Salem market qtiotntlon, but think
the limitation for the (Hits Is too low to
be coneideied, since as high as 2fi
cents has been offered In tho local
market for the same .grain nlroady
this season.
Mr. Downing line just finished
threshing. Ills oats did not ylold as
well hh he expected, producing only
from aft to 30 bushels per acre, while
his wheat gave surprising results, the
averngtt yield being from 26 to 31
bushels per acre.
o
Tho business that camo up for the
consideration of the Salem city coun
cil nt the regular adjourned meeting
Wcdnosday evonlng wns transacted
with dispatch, tho city fathers being
In session only half no hour. In the
nbsonco or Mayor Bishop, who is In
Portland, Recordor Judah prosldcd at
the meeting. Alderman Walker, or the
first ward, who has been unable to at
tend tho meetings of tho council for a
numbor of weeks, because or a rrac
turod limb, was present last night for
tho first tlmo since his unfortunate
mishap.
Sewer Contract Awarded.
Tho residents of block 88 nro finally
to have the sewor that thoy havo boon
petitioning for. Dlds for the construc
tion or tho conduit wero oponod, and
tho contract wns given to George O.
Swart at $371, his bid being tho low
est. There wna only ono other bid,
that of Hayhurst & Wilcox, who asked
?450 to do tho work.
Bills Paid.
On the recommcndntlon of tho com
mittee on accounts nnd current ox
ponces the following bills woro or
dered pnld:
Ii Knpphahn '. $ 1.70
D. W.Long 7.50
Snlom Water Co 118.30
Fatten Bros 2.00
Urewstor & Whlto 10.35
'A. J. Rlggs 3.1C
Statosmnn Pub. Co 6.10
crnnrdl & Duns ford ., 5.74
Holmes Coal & Ico Co 8.80
L. O. Ronsonor 2.C0
Salem Clnsllght Co 20.00
Snlom L. P. & T. Co 209.83
t'ohlo & Ulshop 5.75
Knox & Murphy 4.05
Salem Onsllght Co , 5.D0
A. A. llurtou 21.70
John Hughoa 33.39
John Nelson 84.00
S. II. Whlto 1.00
N. J. Judah 7.in
llofor Pros -1.D5
New Sidewalk Ordinance.
An amended ordlnanco regulating
the construction or sldownlks nnd the
matoi litis to bo employed, establishing
a new content sidewalk district, and
providing for uniform ctirbH, wns
passed by unanimous vote. Tho sub
stance of tho ordinance nppoars In nn
other column of this Issue.
Miscellaneous.
M. L. Hamilton waa granted n re
uewnl of u saloon lifeline.
J. C. Thompson wns given permis
sion to roshlngio tho roof of tho old
Kaunas House, at tho corner or Court
aud High streets.
Tho commlttoo on firo and water
was directed to take Immodlato stops
to ropnlr the flooring In tho flro de
partment, which Is roportod to be In
serious need of repairs.
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twm wur u wn m. am m biiibbtvi '
ri HVl IV 1 I H I I I I I Iv I II
v, an H D H H Nflr if M H A fl m I I B 1 I w. W B (ft
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Any man who wants a good suit, and who would like to keep ft
Ijalf or a third of his money, had better come and see what's going j
on here this week. There Isn't anything to look out for. No, 8lr, j
not at this store. The clothes are as good as they look. To any.
body, who Isn't happy with his bargain, our purse-strlngs are always 'jS
open your money back, If you want It. JJ
You see some of the suits are half-price. They are the suite
we are anxious to sell perhaps the very suits' you will be .most M
anxious to buy. J
Our reason for all this? Too many suits. We want room for j
our fall stock. Don't stay away. You won't Tieed much money JJ
look at the prices. J
G. W, Johnson & Co.
Clothiers to the People - 257 Commercial St., Salem.
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(n . Jl. Ttti 1 SA.
mow acorn your cicycier uuesu
need repairing? If so don't forget!
We have a complete repair shop
We repair any make of wheel.
We do any kind Bicycle repairing
We fit all makes of Bicycle tires,
If you have not tried us give us
a trial we will please you!
Second-hand wheels all In good shape from $5 up.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street. Opposite Capital National Dank.
DE)SiGX3(
sessatfsaseosseeeo&eeaeeaeeY
Somtfhing
Neu)
1 have lust received a new stock
of lilch quality shoes, and, also
S hoppicklnir cloves Prices truar-
5 antccd the lowest. They are
3 stood wearers, Please call and
$ see my stock. Hcpalrinsr neatly
done at lowest prices.
I Jacob Vogt i
3 265 Com'l. St.
oeAae08f))escDQ&4
OREGON NEWS ITEMS.
WHEAT MARKET.
$13.
$40.
Han KiuncUoo.
Aug. SI. Wheat.
NEW TODAY.
Henry Sapplngtlehl. of Prnjtwm. thte. hereof, where the curb n.... -u-ii b-
cuunt, today Instituted an action ffmirtMn tmt dui.ui r.., .u .
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DALRYMPLB'S
NIMs1itiDltet
Wanted. lly the Drawer Drug Co.. u
young man who bus had eorne ex
Iterlence in the drug biielne. Hi),
quire of Dr. J. II. Ilrv,e. dray
building. Salem, Oregon. 8-Sltf
M fl J UM 50CO tbon poJ UrcoHi. they
srfkufw C rpt i rare flows -win Ui
iV (to tfcrtc ccbsmkj fcreeatsi 79c $1 tn.
ftSS, The Variety Store
GOLD DUST FLOUR
For Sale. A wind Kntie driving horse.
two-seated llMht spring wagon nnl
harneiHi, in gootl repair, fur TI. 1h-
uulra or addrew l'rtvnk Alhrleh. Sa
lew. 8-l-t
1 "'
Olg Plr Wood For Sale.
Only a limited quantity. Vtitm rea
wnBble. Onter quick. Dreweter &
White. Oonrt street, Balenu Qr-
841t
Made by
THE DNEY POWER COMPANY
Sldn,, Ortqeru
Durin n hevere thunder etonn Weil
utt&iday afternoon llKMuluig iro' t
Wjju homo Uf Henry M artier, nine
mllou west f liHioiirla Kuns.. ktlMnis
Mrs, Moiver and her Jlttlo urwublHk
vr, Kur other mwubw-a of the faw-,
lly were In the bowse nt the time. I
njtHlust Ouuetnkle John 1J. Lewis, of
the Salent Jiiettre dejHtrtnient. to re
cover tlamae for an allMl wranr
M uttuolinisiit of iHtnxHial nronerty
bekiHHlnjc to the iihtluttff. The action
Is the sequel of the llUfnUon that has
wwi roIiik 04i Ih the Justioe court for
taotae time under the title of U II. Mc
ilahnn ve. Henry URMrfiiRflehl. beln a
Milt to i-oJImt an atlovuey's reee of
about iU. and It bj In comnmUoh
with this caee that the nllexed wraaji.
fMl HttavkHieNt wa made of the jwr
wiwl miurty of SapniHineWs. lu
tkU case, in which JudfttMMt waa ran-
oereil agalnet SitlHltia, the 0e
ft4ant hue nlel a truiuejiix of ntHMal
to the otreult voart.
In the can ItecuH UMlay SapitincteM
seas iur aetteral 0aiuam in Ute saw
of 1110. uMd fur th fwHiter special
uawatwi Of ?s per day Uat it ia
rtelmeU has reeulMI i the plaintiff
HleU. la U aitorhwent and
(Me atHtKHMtatlOH t hie Mrewtal af.
(ecu muM k pi of beeinew at
j'raium. where he euHilarted & cider
ami so4a waUr m&. J. A. Jrey Is
the aUmrttey for SannlH-iia. Th
ttimrtnint of the olreHlt ewtrt.
o-
RBd
fiAkl fun. IU.I.L. n.i..
after, and fund the whki folk UuU ,v., zZ JTL
stunned, and Mr. Meroer und the JUsilars iwai. m-LTTj.T!;.T'
m w it a n j a . I tii uM. Mtht waa. liutliu.1 lu i,um nfS.T.L. :... . w "' wlW l
A, i. WALN Mdntb&&tt?R'3!rtt
" S wr ton aiH-wrtllnc t,i quality
?t! for family ubh. Ask your
Mreefr ier it, cms
motw lways oh hwid.
'wwwbttr of the family recovered.
Hue), and oh all strwu of the oitv
or Salem, Oreguu, serewt) Avi reet aa4
new in width, the outer ed of the
em-bin shall be twelve feet frotu the
limner- llnee.
"Mvery term. liriu. comuaa- or
curiHirntluH. deelrlnc to construct a
sidewalk or curb, or both, shall, be
fore entering upo mU work AHd uu-
pmveiMWii. apply for a permit to so
build aud improve to the street poni-
mleekHter uf the city of Salem, and
hnll state to sabi eoiuiMiaaimuir i
xill0lt terwa. the ptemcter of the
eidewalh or curb, or both letMuied to
be built, the hkaUoh by kit ami block
number and by streets. th nwterlale
to be Hied, and the aiMensiou to It
Hukved In said work, and if. in the
oplHluH of the eald street roMeslMioo
er. the lHIMdei lwpruveMiHl doe
not coHMIct with the terns of tkja or
dlHHHco, tkon It aball bo tke detr of
aid street oowmleelimer to fwnUak
SUM ttWSlteaHL Wlthoilt etutnu
coot, a wriKoH HorwU to so build aod
Improve, tit arcorttaitee with tke Ioch
ttoa, watorlal. dieiaace and dlmoo
towa asked for. lu cose of tke refusal
AT 111. (Ult.1 iitrant .,....,1 ... .u
I - r ivmmiwwivr HI Mir
Hbih sold appUtaut with a permit as
korelu provided for. tke sold appUcaut
ahaU have tke riuht to aopl to tke
oimnwoh eouMcll tor relief, and tfc
coMHOtt kaU koar aud doeide tk hmi-
tor at fete and mke u oor rU
fyla.s tke set of said street oomiukt-
sioner, or enforrluff tke tMuaace of
Orounil hits beon biolien at Hills
boro for a liulillc fruit drier, the build
in to. be 10x00. The promotors will
buy aud sell fruit, dried nnd lu the
natural state. J. N. Heuahaw and tra
It Wheeler aro the projectors or the
new industry.
The body or I'rnnk Klrklnnd. who
waa diowued Saturday, was broiiRht
to Joseph. Lane count)-, nnd burled.
The youug man was a eon or Alex.
Kirklaod, a welt-known Wallowa coun
ty stockman. Young Klrklnnd. wiio
wae foreman of a shingle mill at
Springfield, was assisting lu a log
drive on thOVIItamette river, when
" " 'f(n(i ni wepin, ami waa
drowned m an eddy. His body was re
covered half an hour later, but efforts
to rerive him proved of m avail. The
young man wae just Jl years old. and
was popular amoog a large circle of
Mends. His parents are members of
pitiueer families of IHdk county.
Tko lS.rtlaud, Hourtug mill, which
havo keen procUcaHy idle since last
sprtug. will reoume active otMratinna
tko rov of ueu wook. and If whwu . bM""
come, la foot eoougk wlU eonllnue io,ih,nl
An Important Meeting
Of tho Perioral Union will be held
tonight. All mombers nro onrnostly
roquostoil to bo prosont.
o .
More Binder...
TWIN
After Bomowlint of u delay wo aro
again nblo to ftiuilHli tho trado with
Plymouth Hinder Twlnu. Wo rooolvori
n shlpmont Thursday, nnd would nil.
! vlso ovory ono who noods moro to
mnko their pufchnso as soon as possl-
bio, ror wo mny not bo nblo to procure
moro when this Is gonp. Tho big tiro
on tho Knst Sldo lu Portlnnd some
time since dostroyod tho supply that
usually supplies tho "filling In" orders
nftor tho enr lots nro dlaposed Qt, nnd
ns tho rnctory won awny behind In
orders It was dinicult to get moro out
on tlmo,
Plymouth Twlno stands today as the
most satisfactory twlno In uso all
No matter how well the aro,iml th0 coi,ntry. yon doubt u
The most essential Dart
of a printing plant is the
press.
Ono of tho biggest lumbor denls In
volving rotnll yards ovor ropoited In
tho Northwest Is bolng closed botweten
tno St. Croix Lumbor Company nnd
the Jameo Lumbor Company, by which
rrd:r:r:ir",rJ.5best machine made.
mill OUIIlll
Dakota. Tho consldorntlon Is some
where between JB00.000 and ?700,000
J-etar Kndorgnrd, of Seattle, former
ly a well-known member or the First
Washington volunteers, Is dead In Ma
nila. Hndergard. who has been in the
island country ever slnco his ills
charne from the regiment, fell a vic
tim to the cholera epidemic that has
nnraased tw the residents or .Manila
and tributary districts for the past
several months. He dlori on July 'loth
at Caloocan.
Here we are again. Another carload
of those nne "Star A Star" sowed
uhlnglos has arrived. First car went
like hot enkee. "None use them but
u Hive tnem. none see them but to
rtiso ivo. l -star A Star"
Capital Improvement Co.,
type may be composed, a poor
job of presswork destroys
what little artistic beauty
the job might otherwise possess.
Our printing press is the
It is
built to do the highest class
of printing.
We believe we are obtain"
ing the best results from
this machine. .
WE DELIVER WHEN PROMISED.
Schaefer printng c-
GT Rooms 3, 4, ajnd 5 Moorea blk.
Phono, SUM, Red.
manager.
Sl Front
S-Sl-lt
run steadily indefinitely. The river."' K- Wagner.
is vry kw. and if little heat ,WM treet.
www ii may be Neroaeary to suspend ! r-
operations win. Fine Big Watermelons.
Carl IVknoA. au aged Oomau. liv- j Prw Oregon peaches, new sweet
ng In the utounlaius southwest of lKt4ea. fresh tomatoes, etc.. are In
Fail City, wae fOuud dead la kls ruhiu '" arHval at Branson & nu.
Sunday ,Vo luoueot was bald Mr I n
I ehretm was 75 years of age. and kad ' E Huntslnger, funeral director
uo relatnee in this couutry. For tke 155 Cour et. Phone Main 80l'
past U years ke kas Iteew llvtog lu s. Residence 390 Court street, phone
elusion uo kls mountain ramk. aud 2,ai aack.
was soidom soeo. except wkeu ke came SWiaBswi
...., I H.II. . n .. . V -w3
'" " v-ity or twiias for supplleu.
He was a Civil War Vetera, aud drv
a pcasictt of 0 per mootk.
While oogaged wltk otker workmen
iu cviiotruetlMg a grata elevator for
tke Hour will of tke Hammond MUIIk
Oompauy. ou tke tide Mats at Seattle.
J. W. McQoarrte. a corpeutor. fell a
dtmauro of il foot to kw deaU. Tke
accident was of a poruiMr nature, aad
woo duo to a derrtek swlaglug uaox-
Ntodly. aad touokiag Moqoawto wuk
SURE CURE FOR PILES
Itching Piles produce moisture and
cause Itching, this form, us well as
Dllnd. nieedins or Protrndinir Plion
are cured by Dr. Do-san-Uo's Pile Rom-
wy, stops netting and blooding. Ab
sorbs tumors. 60c a lar nt drntrifiBfa
or sent by mail. Treatlsu frn Wri
eut.m.9..n!Mlllt 'r case. Dr. Dosanko.
rniiaueiphia, Pa. For sale at Dr
Stone's drug: stores.
Clioculab Cliins.
1 THK-
iuet enouak Amw to nyu hiu. t.. w-
said terwlt aud cause the order so kls balance aud fall.
J i
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FLEUR1DE LIS
9
Housekeepers
Should kuow where to buy tho best
ami most wholesome bread and pastry.
The Pioneer Bakery Is tho favorlto
place.
A Tost of Strength.
Our DIAMOND SAN JUAN Lime Is
extremely popular with nil biilldure for
Its strength aud purity. CLKAN Island
Sand and Concrete gravel. Mammoth
Mocks of best "Star A Star" cut and
uwd shingles. Oot ratoo on boot nnd
teadlug brands of eeanL Capital Im
Pitnemeni Co.. 319 Fnmt street. Pfann.
aoi.
A aae line of cutiory all guaranteed
goods at Manning & Ferguson's sew
hardware store. T4l-tf-dw
ICE CREAM PARLORS
Hamilton Bros, m suta Si.
roeec)a)j'
A. M. Cloueit, Undertakeir, 107 State
street PHeae Main 1361, Salem, Ore.
gen. sueor to O. E. Huntslnger.
"c.iuenee Broadway and Mill, North
Phone MIn 221.
Salem.
ask tho man who has used It, and oth-
or makes. Ono well-known farmer
told us on Wednesday that he had used
100 iiound8, nnd had not lost a bundle
of grain.
That's good enough.
Studobakor Wagons aro moving out
thoso days, had you noticed them?
Keep your oyo open.
Wo will land a oar of Glovor Hill
lers, the colabrated Dlrdsoll, In a day
or two. Tho Valley trado will bo sup
plied from Salem. If you'ro intorosted
drop us a lino for catalogue, or drop lu
aud soo us,
Falibanks-Morso 'Oasollno Engines
are coming Into more gonornl uso ov
ory day. This fnll will soo a good
movemont in them. Evory ono wo
havo sold horonbout hna given tho beat
or satisfaction, and not ono returned
or refused.
Reason onough.
Thoy are offlolont, durable, In
exponslvo. heavy and tho host con
structed onglno In tho fiold. Call and
oxamlno thorn for yourself.
Safo? '
Tho saroet onglne it Is posslblo to
uso- Othera use gravity reed, tank
ABOVE onglno.- ir plpo ovor leaks,
floods onglno. Ignites possibly, then
there's troublo.
These use SUCTION feed, tank be
low, pump up. Can't flood or leak.
A few dollars difference in price.
What's a dollar or two compared with
insurance and safety.
F. A. WIGGINS,
Farm Machinery, Bicycles
Sewing Machines and Supplies
255,257 Liberty Street Salem
N. H. BURLEY, . "
Sewing Machine Repairing,
Tlie Leonard
Salem's Family Hotel.
Popular Boarding aud Lodging Horn
of jhe elty. Regular boarders a sp
clalty. Special attention given to
transient trade. Prices reasonable.
A. CLARK.
No. 302 Front, SL, Salem. Or