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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 17, 1889)
11 4 3 fv r TIIE CAPITAL EYElNTN-g JOrBaTAIi THE OPIWL JOUIM m coiNcii. 11 ItMXHf HI It-Mltim'' Otn"wr lij mull Hlx nilli h ninll TMw month" M mull I'rr wwk, dcllMTrd ly carrier WKKKI.T. IHeyeirbTiiroll Hlx month f Irwll. On ymr. If ild In imhhw Six nrnnilm, ir ra in m- A m 2. TO 1 i'l .- I .11 50 . 7.' .. I ' . no mi Miiri' llrllK,---rln lmiirTinpt Iml Hip Slrrrl lUllimy Tlie city council Mln Pa rum Cheap farms a Bjieclalt.v and iu Come ami 'or adteritoliw rlPPlr thta office. AIIIalJM,r1lr--toTHF.CAnMi-JotBNAt who do not eMir tli-lr papr ruuUirly Wfll notify Ibli nmrp,Bllt-MMrwii,iind 1 be matter will ain-nited to nt onct-. Oftkw, eorwsr Court nd l.ll-rt.v Himic To SlHkij Hrilem Their lliiiiip. J. 'J'. Chlnrork wnl family, lnt- l HtiuVm, Wiiicoimln, are m Hnli-in hiiiI will make tine city tlnlr Imnii". Till In Hip KCiitlenmn w lit lw wii looking over the nlliv with u view to lltu wtubllsliment of a hoot nii-J hIkw Mtoru. Tlit-y have wriin-tl n Jioiik) on Liberty rtreet and will nmko tliclr homo here. i ii i A Mmiiilnlii lrilll-ll. Surveyors Culver and IJyors ure Ju receipt of h new surveying In strument, a mountain trimi-it w tli complete Kulur hUhi-Ihiii'iiI Ii if onuof the lliuwl lii-iMinii'iiiM m n llfWclurwI, and i a Ik-iiiitlnil pleee n Jiwolimiltnti. It Mill aid lli in not ii llitlBln Ih.Iiis "tl'wIilllloIlK t III' clly. llrmuKtillu'i. IV.iiiImi Mlll-i. Tlierinilul'ill leforemi' tollie enin liltite nlilit of tile IJro-viwvllle wo I en mill uumputiy Ih-Iiik wild provnl tiue. TlHMNiunliliTHtloii wik pluiei lit lUW.OO ),of w liii-ti 17,Kt wiiKiitlx--1 in Hi I lionr, It in awterUd. The pl.im llielmlm the miicliliirry ill AHhiii.n and tlie piiri'liiMeni are W. It. Kirk, lVter iliime mid oilier prominent HrowiiHville elti.eiiK. An entire new lot of machinery w III Iwordeied for I lie AHuiiiy inillx. All Cttimilluiilit Cuming. On next 'I'litMoiiy uveiiin, under tilt) M1Ihjicm-hi1' I lie ladleHiif tliet'on ui'UMlloiial ehureli, MIkm Ida N. I Hum of llrtMiklyn will tfive one of her inlmltahle eloeutfonary enter liilllinentH at the opeia Iioumc. Kt'Vuml pieei-n of mimic will lie fiirnlilu'd, mihI Mime of Halem'tt lient talent will heenir.iKeil for the oeen slott. Mini Ilalllu I'nrrlHli will King In one or (wo ihiihIkth, witli Minn Jrnitiklc Jiiih'h ax iieeonipnuli'Ht. A1im line Instrumental mtixle will lie fili'iiUhed. . . .- Kncii ll Mio (IiiIiik Unit) III January, Ihhk, mii old man imiiKil Cliiirliw liUlm) uhh wnt l"n mi the Miiltniuimh poor furm to thii iiinNim aH.vhmi; hut IiimI Jlnreh lie wim illM'huiged in eurnl. A few ilnVH ago the uutorluuate limn ealled mi .luilt t'atllii or I'uiilimd, nulling to iHiiwoinililtted, aw he fell tlmt Iih wiim kiow Inu; linuuie ngnln. lie wpoke ery mtlmmlly upon every "Hlljift, and even leeullected dutes .ludofalllii eon-iented "to hlx a ipu't, and he Im onee nioie under J tfCMtiiiKiil at the MHyliini. !-lfm Ullm I'IflVD . If ion -pi to tlii'fiuiiulryoii I-'rniiti utiwt im will m, in iHnirne of ihiii miction, hoiihj very larm'iimehlnery 'I'lila mnehlnery U for the eleetrle Murkalhui nn tU' t-aimtruetml at Oivkiui Clly niniii, which will imt tuilyUuht lliueiiyiif 1'urtlaiul hut will ftirntnh jHiwer to inn the large Hour mill at All.lna. The fuutulry lien- wim the Mu-ivifiil tititili-r miimmivii Imlfiloiu'ii tlrniH. If vmi WMiit l-il'iiy- nnthliiK or Imvo It nutde, Salem I Ihe p'aee, Krtun h twrthplek up to a ait w inlll-tliert la Ho limit to her eipubiliUiM. 1li 1 1 lull I'.lirr .ct t i-. .1Aa. u..i,.lu flir(.n ftH'i j lie rivi'r ii--unj -m" 1... -- amlceveii Ineliex aljove Jow water all jmrte of the country. . . . -- t ... ' b.u ta litfrifii rill ltflt ..nfb ItruiMlltf U rillCP IllOIUMtMIl rvc in uvivv j-m. .j iiltir ufitin ji-.....p -- oil wy ' and there are lively iiiuve- -.1 ., I.I. f,.vr WllllaltiM 111 l"''1-, ' frelKhtlllff. JM6.000 llonii. for a Httllroa.l the Hialr. l-n-ceiit. Mayor Wllllani", u,,, (ii.i roikrt Were lvuiin--- To Sulem would not ntfect these Councllmeii Hlix-h, Farrar, Lafore, I Ami that Ii how a marriage prices- Strang, Hush and JIulton and U- Upt'iiM! chanced to be lauwl this af- corder Conn. tenioon to .io-epl met In regular . . i. . , i. ..,.., n e"loii ihhi eveiiniK hi hiimijuuui - .oiiii. tenioon in .ii'-vini j".Ti -0-- Mlnutewof last session readandap-, nlnetten, and Frances iu. Matlieny, HuoU'iiftitceii. i Jin young iui,ic Thomas & Vw w:. Houc of 7 roonw, lot and barn on Jlreiler. lured Chemekcte St.. vouinr fruit trees, ""TT BLACKSMITHING and IIORSESnOEISG SCMRdPOHLI f273 00 70 00 00 CO as oo th Nr AjIuim lfNnn l'W NPWMl lllJN,N IVpAiflwlllJ thf Jui'MNAin ttnveritur iVunoyer. Hwtry MeJlrlde ami Tmiwuivr Webb, truNttvaof tin- Uiwiii' iwylum, iY9 b.ii l.Kiklng around Skui fur 10(1 to I added to the anyhtHI form, the money to purvhiiao which wm MpimiprUleil by Ute lui U.gt. Utuw. ThfCroNN tntet, about two mile mrnlh of tho vly Iwa beeu ikvlikil uimiii, ir lu puMia' eii U. etlli'tMl at ivmoii bk iVgunw. A pMHtiliMi I w been ItwU the iiw uer, but their UeeUloii luw nut yvt Uvn rvudvml. Th tntct wmiUIim Uhi eix. tirnved. The committee on Accounts and current cxikiics rejiort favorably on the bllli below and the Mime were ordered imld: Hih in Electric Light Co J. ('. Thompson Silem Water (Jo - Capital Lumbering Co K.A. Kivaffnril Salem (jIom Light Co - 27 IK) J. A. Mays : 22 20 A. 13. Strang - G3 75 " 11 CO " " 6 ffii " " SCO Doll Nichols 8 CO (Jeo. a. Illnghum . . C 00 Wm. Itennlo 2 00 Wm. Driver - SCO Fred. Kcmpf 2 oO Fubllahliig 2 00 la;, I fiet lug . 70 Durr.uiti'llnM 82 71 The committee In reporting on the iboM' bid dbH'tiKKfd the trill for IimkI for primmer, ami in conse quence thereof recommended that the recorder hereafter reduce the centeiiee of vugs and drunks one- half ami let them feed on blend and water. Heport was adopted by allowing IiIm honor, the court, to ue his ills cretioii in the matter. Couiinlttcu on (ttieeta and public property nuked for further time to report; granted. The committee to whom was re ferred the remonstrance about the "nigger Hhonter" better known as Hliug abut, leported favorable, on the remount ranee and the com mittee on ordliiuuccH were instructed to prepare an ordinance prohibiting their use. Die report ol the committee on printing leeomuieuded the accept ance of the propiisal of Clark & Mct'ullyfor the publication of the city Hurler uud Inn, in the new directory, and the leoonlcr was au thorized to muke emit i act wit lit hem In legard to same. Petition was read from C. A. Hubert and others fur tho construe lion of a bridge aerosn South Mill creek on Hummer nlieet, Hobeit agieelng to pay one-fourth of tho cost, providing tho blidgo be built Within ni.ty days; lefened to com mit tee on HttiH'tsand public propel ly. The eiiiniulllee on nceountH and i current opt uses were given the following bills to consider and re port on name uo.t meeting: Ueo. W. Mullrldo, copy of city charter $10 70 John Hughe, by Capital en- glne Co. .... y oo m. Driver, cleaning engine 2 50 .1. C. Itrowu, hardware 1 70 The ordinance committee was In Btrtieted tu prepare an ordinance creating n eltA- surveyor and llxlng hUdulIe. Kllnger & Heck hmUihI pcrmMiiii lo erect a Wooden bulldiuur mio JHtory high to be joined to their I brewery to bo uwd for an lee houne; 1 refernnl to committee on tlio and 1 water. J Farrar moveil that the oullnaiiee Jeonmiltttv pnimivan ordinance to i govern and control the building and J malutatuiug of the Ntaxit railway In theelty; motion prevullinl. ItliU weiv ojKMied Hud read tor the ciiiiNlruetloii of a bridge at Mill and Church Ntnvt. The hldti weiv llii by J. K, Mi Coy, and fcSM by C. F. Hoyal. Tho bid o! J. K. McCoy wa aewptiMl, and bridge ordered built. ; After eoimlderuble illM-mwion, tlie i ."1.11,1. i,,,- ii iiiv nun waier were luatmeted and eiiiK)erisl to take ,iutl diiHiNt of the (uvM'tit heater ' iwwl by the Capital enghw iul rvpluiv the name with a i-uialler rcide ix miles Kiuth of Salem and are now wedded. Ne Ti'iii'inriil lloiir. A. Oliuyer this afternoon pui chRwcd a lantc tract in Hie Meredith addition and will at once commence the construction of three cottages, which when completed will be for rent. Duncan & Booth made the wile. I.iicalliiK tilt- Iti-fumi Sellout. (Jovcnior Pciinoyer, Secretary Mcllride, Treasurer Webb and Su iwriiitcndent McKlroy took theeven lng train for Lnfuyette, where they go to look at n location for the He- rVirm mihool. The neoillo of that place think they have an excellent citrniilisr,f,t41 ttn Stl 1100. ni.n...n....in t,., v"" IIouh! and lot on church St.,hard llnlshcd liotibe; 52,100. Fine, large IioummiiuI 2 lots near state aipitol, well unproved; 31,700. Two line lots on Asylum avenue, 120x110 feet; fiOO. A very beautiful building slle oil Winter sc, 81 feet sipiarc with sew cr privilege; $1,300. Lots in "Yew Park," "Queen Anno" and University additions to Salem. A ilnefarinof KJOacrcs with "A 1" Improvements; $7,000. Lots in North Salem i n sticct car lino and elsewhere cheap. Call and see Wylie A Moores, !il" Commercial St. 3t. -TO- SALEM. -fliti1 ,iftt ltuf l..lnt fiilir,ipoa site forwuch school and the boaid good hoiibo and two full lots near Imu nrni'eciti'il to examine tlie ground and see If their belief is well founded. The school, however, will be located In Salem, as the eoiistitu timi eiinnot lie overlooked when it comes to the location of stato insti tutions. It is ti listed the boald will enjoy their vNit to Lafayette. -- 'I III! SoiilliL'iii A:Hi'iillimil llonril. Governor Pciinoyer to-day ap pointed the following seven gentle men as members of the Southern Oregon State Hoard of Agiiculluie: Ueo. W. Hiddle of Itlddle for the county of Douglas; Clias. Haydeii of Keibyville, .loiephliie; J. V. Mil ler of Llnkvllle, Klamath; S. P. Moss of Paisley, Lake; fleo. Win uerof Myrtle Point, Coos; .Inmca Mc Dough of .lacksonyille, Jackson, and .losepli Haines of Port Oxford, Curry. Thc-e gentlemen will hold olllce for the regular term or until their successor are annotated. The above gentlemen arc all well quail lied for tlie position, ami a "cnorul satisfaction Is expressed at the ap pointment. The phsieans of Million county have commciicid to register with the county dork, as the new law which goes Into eil'ect Apill 28th, leipilres them to bo rcgisteicd by Unit date. Mis. M. O. L.me of South Salem is Mils afternoon a little better, but little hope of her recovery is enter tained. l.i'tlei- 1.11. Tho following let lew lemaiii un coiled for lu the poitotllcu at Salem April 111, lsso, pfiMins calling for the same, will sav "advertised": Adams Frank Admin Mis Lucv Allliigham Y T llelluu Kd Hrokan John II Itnclihell Pi'ler I tot t I'liiw Hrumbaugli Amly (lower A J iieniieit Mine Jiircli WIlkoIor Drown John F Howman Itonl H Hmkrl'lof.l If Itonflv.l 1.' Crook Mr& MisAConnelley Win 13 Col well J L Crouch HE Cork .1 no F Clark F C CuuniiiKhaiu W It Kviuts V. FmycrMWiJciuilo Irwin Mi-mM J Janes Mrs L 11 Johns Lucy A King Miss S A Kllewer Jacob CI Keik Kelohlor Keney Annie I, Metis Mr Matllo Katkelt J L Marshall Miss J Meaehen Miss M Mivker.1 P McKivellu 1) MiClruw lieo McDanlel Mis M" McDonald Miss AMunvy Win Newell Parker Xmu'iiuil Ml a Osleton John Ottemmtt John Peyen Mrs Lola Handle Victor K Hos Mr A ( uaiK-im Mipnin itigior John Hoberta MW M HolfCIlp Savage J W Starmer Sam J IhoiiipMiti .Miss LThornton John l-' ose Iwihc Webb (lee White Mrs K It Wright J A Young W H. 11. DKAHHOHN, P. M. east side school on piety hill for ?2,- G00 with easy terms; and new house and two lots in South Salem for $1300. Lots in all tho additious and farms in every direction, all sizes and prices., Dcxcan & Hootii, 09 State Street. n m Oiwin Land Company s MAi:itn:n. HAHHIS-DICKKY. -In Salem, April 10, 18S9, by Hev. M. L. Itugg, nt the residence of the bride's father, I). I). Dickey, J. O. Harris and Miss Naniia Dickey. REEDS OPERA HOUSE. Tlttiixlny Evojtiiit,', April lSllt. (iianil ri'luin ciifc'B incut of THK WORLD-H UNOWNED BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE ADDITION Is situated just north of Salem, upon the banks of the i Willamette. The land lays HIGH AND DRY and affords a magniheent view ol (lie inu. A UOOU lVJiTiMi'ji.M. Lots are selling rapidly in this popular tract, 01 having been sold iring Marcli. The purchase of lots heie is a good investment, as tiicj e sure to double in value within tlie next few months, when the street Boston Ouiiite Clul) AUTIs'1'1. .Mexolk. Joliu 1". llluiilrx, I'.iul .Vcnilc, Hi'irtNiiir Ilenlscliel, t'nul Sloeliif; unit Umls Illiiinciiberi; licit II lis Annie Cnr licntcr. 'I lilt f-)lllt, tn, n.il.j-ifti limn .....Ion tl... ... .(tt....v. (.,i.i. IUIL- IllltlUl II1U nuiilccsof tho Capital Clly Ilnnu for their Ailiiilsileuil: irnllcn no rcnls: usirip,l M'litK without extra cli.UL'P lit l'nttnn'n liiMik Mine, orlioiu iiii'iiibeis of thu baud. Wl m m simciiii rani iff Ire ' Sateni, Oipson, lmo tei-elwil direct II I ( 'the finest Line of duri IUW iiliV f lUlJ 111 I U1UL II tllllll IMV. railway will run through the addition STREET CARS AT ONCE. Riverside is to be placed at once in close connection with the city. Tho citvnnl .-..11. .-... ii.lll l,n ..vl..nilirl !,rinlilif olv mill Will D.'ISS tlirOlUTll tlUS sopular tract. Tho Oregon Land Company has purchased 3100 feet of railway iron which is now on tlie way here and the construction of the tiflVuif lillltl'iit If tu. 11 111 fi.1Ir.ti' a1.MVt.tr GO AND SEE THESE LOTS They must bo seen to be appreciated. They are dirt-cheap and have a a liner location than that of any addition to the city. NEW COTTAGES. Improvements are already being made and before many weeks a large number of now cottages will be under course of construction in this pop- lllnli . il . hi. nt 1 i t ..I.....1. utai ami iiiiiiiuu v suuill u. Go and sec these lots, make the best investment of your life by purchas ing sonic of them while they are cheap, and you will make a home and a fortune at the same time. The Oregon Land Company, Salem, '---- Oregon. Hnvo moved to 47 and 49 Stato Mr where they are now ready for Work jut our old patrons and friends nro Invited ti! call and sco us In our new location tv. nro better prepared for work now thn ever having secfired moro room. MM-tc BKACKSMITII1NG and WAGONHAKINff. TOHN HOLM, TllE OLD ItELIABlP J lilncksmltli, has removed his Bhon (a corncrorconimerclal and Chemekcte ki where lie Is ready to pervo the public. Uv? Ingnssoclatcd with him Mr. H. linnnon B exiicrlenecd wiiBon-innker recently from t'ortlnilrt, he Is now prepared better thiS e er to do all kinds of wagon and carrlnn muklng and leimlrlng; alt kinds of black milthing and repairing, and a general horseshoeing business. Ho has nil kind, ofshocs.stecl.tiottlng, hnndmnde.etc.aaj fits them In a scientific manner. Special nttentlon given to the construction of war ons iind cnrrlnges. Itomembcr the plac? upjniMiuaHiLu iiijtiuiiii.u ui,i,uiiig, -:-E.S. Lamport.-:- Tim HAnNKsa and saddle MAKER, 289 Commercial Street. Mil LAMPORT lins lust received a fine lino of single and double buggy har nesses. Ho always carries. TIIE LARGEST STOCK Of saddles, whips, and everything pertain ing to his line of business In tho state, out side of Portland; ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Repairing dono with neatness and dispatch A. E. STRANG, No. 303 Commercial Street, SALEM, - - OEEGON. -DEAI.En. IN- z H n mi M.,l JIU CARRIAGES, PHAHTONtf, SI'llIXG WAGONS,, STAGE COACHES. MOUNT.VIN WAGONS SKELETON WAGONS, HOC! CA UTS and OTHER VEHICLES, uliloiiwIUlioMiMat Prices- anil Terms to Suit All! Iliatr. A NM CuNHpry. ( nil HllllltltHl itl tlvillK IIMlW Millmt's lullfHiily. Tfaoliors liwir wi many iiuwir mix wws to tlitlr ijiittJtlonn, wiHwinlly in hUtory, tlmt thuy ilo not ofUn try to wosll thviu; but one Uwoher ivlati n mwwer wlildt lm thinks va worth tvconlitiK. llavlnjr liuuluil MlltonS lillnil- to (he Imlktiuip rf tl ftvlite cKlvr. ' ' ,,K' uv)wt l l lHHill , .i.Fij. u iw .iiiiui .union ii r. 'ri.... .-..., .i . . . . nfy Hinm .mi' iii-M-rniMi niul us their ? wv ,. mv J!7i. Tf ''I'ixniwii Hud what i nj iniij hti i wr iMireliiiui-o on Stato i wtfLl" ""'.'I'lotely tllUHl.mid lliey have mwtlier oar loud in route now. uiik out fnrlliein; Minu'thlng tine. rn on 10 ID ta New York and fca THE FINEST GOODS IN TIIE CITY, DRESS GO0.DS And trimiiiliifs of all kinds to match in rci.sian trim niiiigs, riaid, Stripe and plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes t'ti'., eti. , RIBBONS, Ki!) GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS. Full aiitl Coniplclo Lines of Embroideries and Luces in All Widths. Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest -Novelties in Scarfs, FULK-LIXE OF DRV GOODS AND NOTIONS. C z STOVESand RANGES Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. 3- Agent for tffo RICHARDSON A BOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Eg. tabllstW In l&O JLIRYELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Genuine System of Memory Training, Four Books Learned In one reading. Mind wandering cured. Every child and adult greatly benefited. Great Inducements to correspondence Classes. Prospectus, with oplntons of Dr. Wm. A. Hninmona.tlieworld-famed Specialist la Mind Diseases, Daniel Grcenleaf Thomp son, tlie creat Psychologist, J. M, Buckly il- -,.c."ltor of th0 Christian Advocate N. ., HlchaidProtor,tlioscIentlst, Hons. V. W. Astnr, Judah P. Benjaman, and others, sent nost free bv Prof. A. IOISKTTK, S37 Tlfty Atb., NY Je-1M9. dw z 8 GRASS m. f fl T -H- in Can furulsti either Mesqulte or a mixture of Mlsqulte and Lincoln grass 'on terms that will allow you to seed down your farms at a cost of from GO to 0o per acre. Address. T. CJORY, w2m d2v Box 91, Salem. Or. .lHMM( Ik IkMI. TU tluui.m iwt for llwtluru tUi mortiiny, hii.I .!) Mill con- UttU to 111110 IH M htux U lilt' tivmr k unvil.1,. ( uw, j,,, Tlft m now t..r I m ,m- uvr llur rWmrn tM,utu bul..U wIhwI, WUWlt b InilHMMtb'v U U KhllMkHl UHrwij thMi by tb rivw. Ttww (Wt,um Uiwliuru,,, u tu mwu ii,v. Tiiw iur of th wba win Ium. m4awbW un IUi itfriUaiuu, U.v Ui,tu t y Ml M vrutj.wvvii cw,! m, rk hiinlly Uv rb,., tu uon. Tb IXvMmui w,ut it. u ,!, rivw UU iMurnlu( ltbrbhty um. At UikuIii Wtf ukr , bj IWty-flv. um ol wbm, tMa At, toua uTMU WltwtlklMl, btnliW 1k of iMtatOM u4 M mtkt CMXMilMUgptiMi. "" IUoUhI with wiim jrreat inrtimlty a, s-ir," hull! (lit MilmW, lWMMltly. "WhHtvuwIt?" vliifgur ami fruit prtwrvlitg ixtutim n.v. Tills tiew Kilttltluu lll m jxirt f It U tlt' ntHl to tlw jilckte tli'imrt- ' mom, wlIU mtirtJwr ). of ihju iik'nibW slw w III Im 04vj41 bj tbo 1 fruit tuuury. Work U Utuir iim wutwl liroromly nml Utw liuurwv. j A X IUIhIUmIk Hit iiu will bottmioktvU lu time toj Mr. UuU'twrdt, to HttW Itili!, hiiutlk kuiI trrv tho crou of ywr. uhl-WItu wm the fi)tWiwii Inhu. Tlwworkof Hit oouiMiiy Ui who ttul youou thkettt? Irmli ulto vmvimIv but w j ICibrt-Thm w. mv ftltlwlM. the in tl4nurf mv eouipkttal taw. tin' Mvk uml outt w b. umhw; Mr. Uulobrlt-Wbt? A littW tMh WrKvrtlwu iu Airuwr jmr. - girt Uk -uu buve IWlheNu-hiw! -- You MiiMt be uiMakmi. .I.N,Prt(l.,t.K. j Klltl- Well, twUMHl tob UlVlnr. ly .avuiiMd jM-tof IheUmiHl vwlh.hl. wnyr of lb nAk- .t Wwhw. , I'ltuUilla t-uuutv. ui-... v.ii.. v iAort M9m iWrriok in flu lam U. f. 8h.-nMu huoMv uiwi-t w"rWi'?l lw iubrg tkk H j A4. I -.,.. n! Ug tt llK- vkiMtor, whkU will be i ", -lk u' W lowmioilve j t I LO W6f I P CGS ... .wi m uiiw, 1M imrt bfta iu i " m emmiumiiu. ONE PR 1 013 TO ALL W k MiKl itlrwt fnm the .iiiuimeurrs h CompieteStocK ov Staple Goods, tNnti4ln or. Dry Gorxls, Man's, Bovs' and Youth's Clothing, .. . Hats and Caps. Hosiery and Glovas, Ladies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods. ' wuuitoavniu farh I Curtains. Poles, Portiers. GtsA fUU 'U,a """P'otobtofk of Men'-PurnM,llg Xo. 230 Corner Slate anil Commercial Streets. LUNN & BROWN. 2 PDIMTIMP Bllli I illUi 0 ?' THK LAItGKMT ESTABLISH iwi uts, '"'tlio State. .Lower rates than ti? vl?n.d' nrcrcst ttock Legal Blanks In nJ?V?tM".dJ'secst dlRcount. Send for KJlS?,II,l't9f Jb Panting, and catalogued legal blanks. M. WAltE, Steam Trlnter Salem Oregon. New Iliiriicss anil Saddle Store. ALL SHOP-MADE. EwjthiDg WarmW to be as Rcpresrnlrd Itoimlriiig Neatly l)om. B. F. WILEY, I'ROI'lilHli, No. Ol Court Straat. Salani With uwtuheMht tf ktt mHkmv oek AiwcUu I. The ltuk of liklyt K.tv. .w.11.... ! iSSvLrSoi! .;..?:. . "i.iwuinii -.. hotiw la l ui AU . kr TOlWnWlIK, TlPfcVJTY A CO.. " fBWMnriai tin, ii vu il.w u . ' iTla&lfc f?S.4- f k-Nf Nd TWENTY LOTS In North Salem Hoiim; untl lot corm.r Ar.,-! , fv!!!.' s,i',8i extra farm eight milo ? . ona or ti hL; invvtMi in t iu count v San . ervs Pbraileby TOl""i W ixir Coll and See T. I. C"ROTrT"R. Salem's Popular Job Printer, A TmI1i NEW QUARTEHS IN THE y ,a ' Insurance Building, Cor. Com mercial nnd Chemeketo streets. 'O-ltf DAVID T. WILLIAMS, Proprietor of Salem Steam Laundry. SALEM, OREGON. ttiifJlif? Uft Rt Stelnsr-g grocery utore win reeet e prompt attention ' m2"?SB H llm has bean appointed THOMAS & JCmS&SUSeS raw "ti rtdrmMrj. T itmt, 9? Stato St., Snleni, ' i ltrU ""MoaaWe and work uB fj?