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Gloves
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19c pair.
W,lwVe about 30 down of
thorn and offr thorn at this
prleo to Insure qulok sailing.
Mverf pair worth S6e. Boo win.
Fall Dreia Good, Suits,
Cloaks, etc., arriving dally
Camp
Blankets
At any price, i
Th host valucw oyer offered
nt GQc GGc, 7Gc, lUOtT, J 1.20 and
up. All good, largo sizes, and
most deslrabla colors.
Sun
Bonnets
STATE -LOSES
CASES
Will Arrange to Supply Its
Own Water Power.
iilHMTTirnfflfiiti
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In Meantime Will Pay for
Water That Is Being Used
25c each,
All Colors
Children.
for Ladles and
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Tho decision of the supreme court
In the cam of tho 80lom Flouring Mill
Company vs. tho Htato of Oregon,
whlrh is advene to tho Htato, wan not
unexpected by tho present officials, liy
tho findings of the appellate court thn
controversy over tho water power that
has been appropriated by th stats,
and the title to that power, has been
fully determined. It Is now necessary
for tho state to make Immediate pro
vision fof supplying the state Institu
tions and public buildings with an ad-
Fitting Glasses
Is our IjiihIuohk. Wo oxool in this, for tho reason that wo havu tho latest
and ruoHt BOlentlflc Instrumonta known to science together with over twonty 1
yoarsoxporlonco, onablca us to handle tho most complicated of cases. When .
you baya tried nil others, como to us,
-We carry a largo stock of flnlahod and unfinished lenses, Can nupply
you at short notice, v
CHAS, H. HINGES
PIONEER OPTICIAN.
Next Door to Ladd & Outh'a PsnkWatchmaksr and Jeweler, 68 State Ot,
equate supply of water for all pur
poses. To moot this need and pro
vide for it, a nuinbor of plans are un
der consideration.
The caso Just decided has been In
tho courts for six years, A year ago
the Flouring Mills Company enjoined
tho state from appropriating any
further wntor from tho company'B
ditch, and tho decree of tho court was
that tho plaintiff havo an immediate
enforcement of tho Injunction until
tho caso might he finally derided in
the courtu. It was essential that the,
slate havo a supply of wator, and the
state officials compromised with the
plaintiff company, and entered Into un
UKreetnent by which tho stato was al
lowed to divert from tho company's
ditch, as It had been doing, all the
wntor that, was needed for tho state In
stltutlons, for an annual consideration
of tfOOO.
The lust session' of tho stato legisla
ture made an appropriation of $30,000
to provide for supplying the stato in
Hnno asylum, the state penitentiary,
tho Htato capltol building and other
NOW FOR THE COAST OR MOUNTAINS
Before buyln your supplies for your outlnityon ehould call at pur store and . "u,,,lc Inrtllutlunii of the state at the
snajnipeei ttjo most complete lino 01 camping aoous over aiiowu, " 01 government, wiui
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9TAK ilAGON.
HTAH HAM HAUBAQK.
UTAH HIMM Kit HAUHAaK.
8TAK DHIKI) 1II5KF.
BTJtAMBD COOKUD HAM.
Tho moit comploto lino of canned
niton mown.
water and
Our Hod Ribbon canned uoodi ato water power sulllelent for the present
proper apods to take iwlth ynii. 'nnd future neodrf of tho Institutions.
me uiuixi is. 1 ru jr uurrun,
HTATK IIOUBK GOKPKIS.
KIN HKU GOFFER.
QllKQQH COFFEE.
Put up In air tight cans. Just the
thing for you
24 suit Street,
ROTH St GRABBR
Telephone 511 ,
To curry Into execution tho provisions
of the measure tho governor, secretary
of state und stnto treusttrer were con
stltuted a board of publle building
VommlsslonerH, nnd, as such board,
was authorized and Instructed to pro
Chicago Store
PEOPLE'S BARGAIN HOUSE.
UNDBRPRICING SALE
For Wednesday and Thursday only our iinderprlclng sale will ho In full
blast, ISvury Hale inuken our store more popular. Wo luavo no stone jin
turned In kItIdh good goods at tho lowest possible prions to our patrons.
Read Our Prices Over Carefully.
$1,75' ladles1 nienjerUod underskirts.
ruffled and fluted, 8lo.
J2.G0 electric seal neck oollnrs, $1.31
Full lxo bud lilanketn, 36c,
$1.CQ Angora blanliuta for the double
bed, soft and flurry, Ufa.
HJo comforts, good vuluea, OSu.
X2.00 doublo bed aomfurts, sllkalluu
covered ou both hides, filled with white
cotton, soft and Huffy, price $1,25.
00 hunk Uwels, special 4 for 25o.
$2.36 umbrella uroohot knit shawls,
special 91.45.
Dost minbonnqts, IBo.
Mon'H 7Go work shirts, boHt on earth.
Mnllsrwour,
Mun'n ntlo lialhrlggnu
oloslng price, 18o.
CO 0 shirt walsto, special Mo.
$1J!0 lino stylish waists, this sou
son'a goads, speolal fir.o.
Men's hats nt any price.
Children's sailor Imtu at any price.
$7.R0mIIIc taffetu underskirts, milled
and plaited, price $4.7 5,
test 200iyuid spool uitttou, 'Jo.
IJflHt hooka and eyes, card, lo.
llt'Ht tubular shoo laaus, la
3-Inch wldo linen laues, liv
20a Florodora sldo ooinlm, Do.
Host spool silk, 4o.
H 13 corduroy Hklrt binding, yd, le.
COo patent belts, 2fio
Little Children
can safely take this famous well
known remedy. Made entirely of
herbs, warnnted free from mer
cury, and poisonous substance, that
is why everyone likes
BeecharrTs
Pills.
vide tho supply of waUri JJUie ptt
visions of the bill carrying the appro
prlatl&n the board le given consider
able latitude In the matter, and Is. au
uiorizea to either acquire a water
power, to install a water power of Its
own, or to take and condemn lands
upon which available power Is found.
Under this act, tho board several
months ago let the contradVfor sink
ing a wqII within the pohltdhtlary en
closure, as an experiment to deter
mine the feasibility of deriving a
water power On that plan. The well
was sunk to a depth of 146 feet, and
cost the state about $400. The di
mensions or the well are 10 Indies at
the surface and only four Inehf at
the torminus. While th well air1
finished six weeks ago It hoe not yet
boen tosted, for the reoeon that the
state board dosfred to await th de
clslon In tho case that has Just been
disposed of, and. heefdM, did not wish
to make a tost until tho extreme dry
season arrived, that tho minimum ca
paclty of the well might be deter
mined. The well kIvm rirv in,n,a.
Hon of yielding a bountiful supply of
good water. A preliminary, hut imsat
fsfactory, test was mado of the well a
few weeks ago, and In 24 hours there
was pumped out 2&.000 gallons A
thorough test of tho well will be mad
within a tow days, when Its real val
uo, and the maximum capacity during
tho dry season will bo disclosed.
Tho board estimates that at tin-
prosent Umo 300,000 gallons of water
arc required dally for supplying the
state institutions nnd tho public build
ings, but In their calculations the
board mado an allowance for a maxi
mum requirement of 1,000,000 itallons
The woll test Is tho preliminary step
mat mo noard has tnkon towards pro
vldlng a means of supply of water.
Upon tho success of tho test that win
be mado of tho woll will depend the
furthor action on tho part of the board
If the well provos a success and a
source of suMlclont Btipply of water,
a system of wolls moy bo sunk, nnd tin
stato's water supply provided In this
manner, which Is considered one of
the least expensive that has been una
gosted.
It Is not generally considered feasi
hlo to bring a supply of wntor from a
distant stream unless other plans tha
nre receiving consideration prove lew
practical. Until the state arrange
for supplying Its own water newer it
will continue to uso wator from the
ditch or tho Flouring Mill Compan)
under the torms that have already
been sulmcrlbed to
REPORT
INCORRECT
CLAIM OF M"R8. WAGGONER FOR
THE RETURN OFMERRIL'8 BODY
HAS T40T BEEN AUDITED.
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The statement In the Portland Tele
gram of Tuesday evening, to the effect
that Secretary of State Dunbar, after
an lnvtlxfttkn. hod disallowed the
claim of Mrs. Mary Waggoner for re
turning the body of Merrill to tills
state is a premature announcement,
and Incorrect From Inquiry at the
office of the secretary of stato It Is
learned that the claim of Mrs. Wag
goner has been placed in the hands of
attorneys, who filed the same with
the secretary of state only a few days
ago. The claim awaits the considera
tion of the state's auditing officer.
A MINISTERJSJUSY WIFE.
Pe-ru-na a Prompt and Permanent
Cure for Nervousness.
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NEW RURAL
MAILJWUTE
ANOTHER SECTION OF MARION
COUNTY TO BE SERVED BY THE
FREE DELIVERY SERVICE.
Houte No 9 of the free rural mall
delivery service will be started from
the Salem poetoflke. beginning Mon
day morning. Septembor IsL The
carrier will be J. W. Cox. The route
Is about S3 miles In length, und will
serve about 600 persons. In the Lake
Lablsh netghborboood.
W. If Squire has been apiolnted to
succeed Clel Harden as carrier on
route t. The routes are now all well
established, and the service is giving
good satisfaction.
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PERSONALS.
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UNDERWEAR YOU
WOULD LAST YOU
THE SUMMER. WHY
NOT YIELD TO YOUR WIFE'S EN.
TREATIES AND HIE YOU TO THE
IS THAT
THOUGHT
THROUGH
J Mr.AnnB.nfhrty,0lesburg,in.
WOOLEN MILL STORE
WE'VE A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
LIGHT WEIGHT UNDERWEAR IN
PINK, BLUE AND NATURAL COL
ORS, SPLENDID VALUES, FOR
$1.00 A SUIT, AND CAN GIVE YOU
FINER OR CHEAPER GARMENTS
IF YOU DESIRE.
nrije 4So.
THE STORE THAT TELLS THE TRUTH.
CoBft Sreet.
McEVOY BROS., Proprietors.
Salem, Oregon
The Benicia
(Rotary Disc Plow
Farmers generally nre too busy
these days to road many plow uds-
they are trying hard to reap the fruits
of their lust season's plowing, hut wo
'Just want to remind (hem that wo will
soon have In our full Htock of the now
celebrated llonlcla Rotary Disc plows,
that pioved themselves so fully last
fall and winter and spring. Wo sold
the first one of them about tho middle
of October, from which tlma 1,111 the
spilng plowing was over we sold a to
tal of 10, overy 0110 of which was sold
on a guarantee, and every one of which
Htnyed sold.
Thero wero several other parties
tried theso plows, some of whom will
buy later, and only In one or two cases
did they fall to wholly satisfy. This
(U a remurkahle showing, ooualderlng
, the fnut that there Is sueli a stioug
prejudice In the valley here agalunt
disc plows, and Justly so. too, since
I the fodiior plows shown hero have
imiwi in mnny or ipe vital kMii(m
THE BENEOIA DI80
I'ltiws the hardest soil.
The most hinds of soil.
Does the mtt work.
With the least draft
Of any plow that evr
Appeared In the field.
We hope to show tile utw fall plowa
r 1 111 1 t ai 1 c 1 1 t is ,' fw dayn. Wall for them. You
Our store will close at noon Aonday, Sept. 1st. Labor Day, m. ihui yr nei.u ut owe. witu-
' wt waiting fw the mil rains. If o
1 i AMl...Sw VX Sj.J.m ClJL. ,WHh4m.
Hop
Pickers
upplies
SN00K DID
GOOD JOB
All of the plastering, plumbing and
stone work Is now done on the new
iiKriciiiiurni null, at the O A. C. Last
week the tank of minting up the stone
worn was completed, and the men al
lowed to go. There remains only the
unisning work, and Mr. Snook will
easily have It completed In season for
tho opening of college this fsIL It Is
Hald by fhoge who have kept la touch
with tho work ns It progressed m the
new building that In many Instant
sir. Hnook had the work done better
than tho apoclllcntlona called for, sad
nut one feature or cotistru Uon was
Hliglitud. The O. A. C. will now be en
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...,..,.. i niiinrwiH many more atK
iients thnu she has nrrommodiited in
tne push- Corvullls Oaxetle
Towels from 4c up.
Ladles' Shirt Waists at 25c,
Gloves from 10c a pair and up.
Large size Blankets 75c a pair.
Larue Turkish Towels 20c each.
Men's Oyershirts, regular 50c for 39c.
Men's Overalls. Regular 50c for 40c,
Ladles' Wide Rim Hats 25c cacti,
Rubbers and Comforters.
Redeemlno Certificates.
(3. A. Mnlden, local rfnluUv of
too National Tontine Bavins Cmm
puny, of Dm Moines, Iowa this mom
lug received from his (ouipany I5o
witu winch to rmleem thn diamond
contructs held lu that coMpany by Sa
ism nun niemawa parties
A. M. Clounh, Undertaker. 107 State
street. Phono Main 1351, Oalem, Ore.
oon, luccenor to D. E. Huntilnm-r.
Residence Broadway and Mill, North
Salem. Phono Main 221.
&a6eas))ce4eea
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DALRYMPLE'S
GreenbaunTs Dry Goods Store
Next Door to tho rwtofllro.
TO CLOSE
Home llne or summer and fall
iho will he ssurlrtrtod at
WholesAlo prices.
THE
Will flHd tktsi au enportuHlty
Uj mv tfooil oasli, Unik over
eW MjHHrla oJTert,
Jacob Vogt
SSdH't.9K.
wiiiiiitif tumttwiimii
I We will as have jtlapty uf th rg
,Nlar wlklw. In sevwul ef the htt
GOLD DUST FL0UR,!T?,,,w rt -1
we will plaee la the valley this fall
the Hret really meeeful thUkhi gaug
that's ever beet) put out.
torn fall machinery that will iNtor
et inoet farmer).
I BIRDSELL OLOVER HULLER8 !
! OHIO GN8ILA0E OUTTER8
HERO FANNING MILLS
MOLINE POTATO DIGQERS.
Add many other up to date Himw of
maehlnery.
Mada by
8IDNKY POWER COMPANY
8ldn, Oregon. .
Mado for family u. ask your
grocer for IL Ilran and
shorts always on baud.
Hop fiCkers I A. T. WALN Affent
F. A. WIGGINS,
The .Leonard
Salem'a Family Motel.
Popular IloardluB und LoJkUk Ileum
. ,7 J ."""""" "k a spa- Farm Maihlnory, Oleyclea
JlUr. iplftl BUSHUOH ilm to flaa Maehln.Rd Supll,.
A, CLARK. N. H. BURLEY,
No, 301 Front 91, ilui. Or. Sewing Maehln Repairing.
New
Waistings
Some ry swell patterns In
rrvnen risnnei mateHale, for
waliti, just In.
Stripes are In ralnbeew eludes
and mset attraatlve.
Corduroy
Waistings
All (he new shades in Whale
wreen, oadot, Navy, Brew.
Light Blue, Olaek. White and
Drab.
75c yard
DALRYMPLE'S
& Manual
F. K. Sfaafer was la Turner today.
L. It. Geer, state land agent was in
Albany today
Robert Ash ford, the U'oo.tlHirn bak
er, was la the city today.
John Spanlot. the Staytoa miller, re
turned home this morning.
A. P. Homyer has retaraed from a
trip to the llohenla mining country
MMs Kllsabeth HolveraoM has re
turned from a weeka ontlng at Long
Reach.'
Mr. and Mrs. George C. Will and son
hare returned from a ten day's visit la
Man Francisco.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kunkle and
on, (lien, of Pendleton, are visiting
In this city Mr. Kunkle is an Imple
ment dealer In the Hasten Oregon m
tropolls. and wan the boyhood rhnm of
r II. Irvine, of this city
Mr. and Ma W. II. Warner and
daughter, Mlao Alice, have returned
from a two wtuT opting at Newport
Horace Maan. the stalwart editor.
was In the city today, en rovte home
from a vlalt to Iowa, and other Kastern
points. He returns more pleased than
ever with Oregon, and glad to know
that be Uvea w th beat state in
Uncle Sam's domain.
O. J Karte returned today to Itos
burg, where b baa been employed
several months construction prune
dryers. He ajoos how to have charge
of on of tho largo dryers. Mr Kurtz
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iitmgmi ctniniy prune crop
will equal probably threfourtbs of
au averaco crop, and that th ylld will
lie uf a splendid quality, be-use the
trees are not too heavily loaded, and
as a result the ,Hality Is Improved
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D. E. Huntslnger, funeral director,
166 Court street Phone Main 801.
Residence 390 Court street, phone
2181 Olaok.
N. D. SEE OUR SOUTH WIN
DOW FOR THE LATEST IN GOLF
SHIRTS. 35 DOZEN JUST IN.'
THEY'RE SOFT BOSOM, WITH
CUFFS TO MATCH.
Mr. Anna . Flehartr, recent super-
latendent of the W. C. T. I headquar
ters, at Oalesburg, 111., wan for ten yean
one of the leading women there. Hei
huAbattd, -when living, was first Presi
dent of the 'ebrak Wesleyan Unl
vendtr, at Lincoln, eb.
In a letter written from 401 Sixty-
Seventh street, W., Chicago, 111., Mrs.
yiharty says the following In regard
to Peruna:
"Having lived a very active life as wlf
and working partnerjif a busy minister,
my health failed me a few years ago.
lost my husband about the same time,
and gradually I seemed to loe health
and nlnt. My daughter Is a confirmed
invalid, and e both felt great need ol
an lnvlgorator.
"One ottny neighbors advised me tc
try Peruna. A bottle was Immediate'
ly secured and a great change took
place In my daughter's, as well as Id
my own health. Our appetites lm
oroed Yen' greatly, the dlgestloe
seemed much helped, and restful sleep
soon Improved us, so that we seemee J ,hH-H..h..h- -H 1 1 HI 1 1 1 1 1 Mi 1 1 I II HI H 1 1 1 HI It8 H-M-M
like new women,
"1 would
ten timet Its
FL-KiiAirry
Parana never falls to prevent nervous
prostration If tak"n in time.
"Summer Catarrh," a book written by
Dr. Ilartman on the subject of the Her
vees disturbances peculiar to cummer,
ent free to any addreM by The Peruna
Medicine Co., Cotombuj, O,
IISaleER Woolen Mill SfoPel;
254-256 Commercial Street.
not be without Peruna foi TT" - . -v- s-.
is ool.-MIW. AXXA B. I , y 1 J -
Watermelons
T
Supply
and Muskmelons
AT
Farm for Sale
KINEMAN'8 BARGAINS.
Bulk Cooeanut
15c per lb.
Petite Prunes, 8 Ibs
25c
Pink Beans, 10 lb,
25o
Small White Beans, 8 lb.,
25c.
Good Flour, per tack,
70c.
Black Figs, per lb.,
Be.
Italian Prunes, 8 Ibi.,
.15o
Good Cooking Molattes, per gallon,
30c
Fancy Table Syrup, per gallop.
50c
Macaroni, No. 1, large size boxes
white or yellow, per box, 35c.
Scotch Oats, per pkg.
10c
Ilrlng ua your butter and eggs. We
pay highest market prlee, cash ar
merchandise.
M. T. RINEMAN,
U State St. Telephone 131
110 acres. 15 acree in cultivation. 7
room booee, S orchards. 1 barns, finely
watered. 1 miles from a good town.
Price 11 W0. fttO cash, balance on or
before five years at C per cent Interest
SO acres, house and barn. V acres in
cultivation, ib miles from town Price
1 10OO. about 1160 down, balance on
time to suit. If you want a bargain
buy of a farm-r C O DURGESS,
S-2SSw Agent. Sheridan, Or.
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Reductions
On all summer goods at THE
FAIR STORE, to make room for H
fall gooda. Straw hats for Ec,
Straw cuffs only 3c, and every- u
thing at the lowest racket B
prices. S
Uig supply of glovoa, and overy- m
thing for harvesters and hop
pickers. h
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Old Post Offlco Grocery.
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i How about your Bicycle? Does it
I need repairing? If so don't forget 1
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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,
1 If you have not tried us give us
a trial we will please you I
Second-hand wheels-all In eood snaee from $5 up.
SHIPP & HAUSER
258 Commercial Street- Opposite Capital National Bank.
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Dabney &
Starrj
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$35
$40
$45
$50
$55
$60
Wo sell RACYCLE8, nnd repair your Inferior wheels an ofton a they
need It, Repairing a specialty. A comploto lino of sundries and tire at
lowor prices than elsowhero
CLAYTON F. YOUNG,
t PhONE RED 2556.
540 N. COTTAGE 8T.
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JUiy UiajH'5 ikmc Hyl i)ros. tbty
re flsefer uriU i4 Ur f(-vm list
VMttt IbaiiibfK (4Ms Uetmi, 75c. $1 th
wkVp",, The Variety Store
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PHQMCII AMD TURKISH
HUOEr
AITUB
FLEUR DE LIS"
The Between Season is Now Here
ARE YOU GOING TO BUY A WINTER WRAP?
We have our line of Winter Coats and Furs now on display. A finer line haa never been shown In Salem. We
are especially prepared In these goods. All colors and lengths. Modes, tane, blacks and reds In full, three-quarter
and half lengths. Our furs are the best money can buy, and we have only marked them at a small margin of profit
WE WANT YOU. TO SEE THESE GOODS
It it no trouble to show them. Now is the best time to make your selection while the stock is still unbroken.
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ICE CREAM PARLORS
llawllliw (tr 141 Mate Kt
...It is Not Too Late For Wash Goods.,.
Wash Goods, Shirt Waists and Children's Wash
Suits at Your Own Price . . .
Hop Pickers'
Supplies
Blankets, quilts, gloves and shoes
flalore. We'll tell you later aboutouri
beautiful lines of Dress Good, Fine '
Clothing and Elegant Shoes. None
nicer or better in the market.
298-300 Com'l S,t.
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