I 4 o fj? v i
BSrencinvE
PERFEGT
T7DTRITQHj
HEALTH
The only
Stimulate its
whirh will
8 i'imsbs of the
H:r.sn
stem.
Bythisr.a' r ' : '' lr.w . it quickly
t.ml trra -1-' .' ' ""8 J forms of
Djspcj'sU, C' .i - :!lrti :. -ntnl and
rvoui Kk1i.ui;. .ii, tii u.rl Debility,
Brain l'a.r, cr an; nxhau
wonk
cned comUtlon ot the ;
ever cau', ?kla T.rj.jit.
nlngSon "crofol-.
the Wood, .stujn.'
'ni what.
lU.itnn-
;' son eos of
.. . Klduoys.
:i ss,oo.
$ 1 .00.
SIXGGi.
Dr ntv-.
I pape boo'
-erlptlveoTty-
drntlm 1 i mhaaud Lu uliir I;.medles,
HILLER DRUG U0 San Francisco, CM
Sold by Dan'l J. Fry, 22o Com'l St.
1JLACKS3IITHING,
agon anil Carriage Making and Repairing
Horseshoeing a specialty. AUwork guar
anteed. JOHN HOLM,
forucrof CominerclalnndUhemcketn sts.,
Snleni, Oregon.
KECTJEWELKn
121 Court St.
VM. WIOKBY,
House Painter, Decorator,
and Wall "Tinier.
Ijciive order nt John Hughes' store, State
street.
O. C. CHASE
Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall
Decorator.
Good work, economy and eamplo work
shown beforo engaging.
trg- Pay based on work measured on the i
wall. Leave orders at Sargent's, Meyers'
r Keller's resldenceat Highland addition.
PAINTSHOP.
1 5 6 Commercial Street,
House and carriage palntlng.slgn writing,
paper lianginn, decoratlnir, wall tinting,
and knlcliiitn.nK. All work done tlrst
class, cjrriiige palntlnga speciality, char
ges moderate.
.RANKIN, PROP.
Salem Harness Shop,
B, F. WILEY, Prop,
Manufacture and make a specialty
of Farm and Heavy Harness. All
work done in our own shop at
Salem and guaranteed flrst-classs.
Give us ii call.
0. I). BUTTON. Prop. '
Castings of nil kinds made to order.
MILL MACHINERY, j
PLANING MILLS,
CORNICES,
METAL FRONTS,
WHEELS, PULLEYS,
and kpeeiitl castings ot any tyle or pal
tern made In Hbort order, smooth and ie-
liable In eve y particular. i
Repair any Machinery in Short Order.
Turning lathes, engines, hop presses i
and hop stoves built, will makeestlmates
on any Iron work needed. Good price
paid for old Iron. 3-lS-lm
SPRING
Isheie! Audsols
E. SCHOETTLE,
With a line stock of cpring and summo
SUITINGS.
Everything made up In the latest fah
Ion and a perfect fli guaranteed, Don
forget to cull ot Bv'boettle'a before yo
make a selection,
F, C. PATTON
U still telling
Ii iili linn
llUUUll M
lower than ever.
All of our uirop are made
out of the
Best Rubber.
Yoa should not
Reroraber tb pi'
PATTOX'S BOOK STORE,
tti Suite HC, halrHI
vffliiinp i
luhw m
M.
b without V
'I
SELF
INKERS
WASHINGTON NEWS.
Conference Committee Appoint- A Supposed Earthquake Only ' Tlie Wheat Crop Promises Bet
ed hy the House. a Big Explosion. ter than Last Year.
OREGON AND MONTANA AIM'OINTEES.
Tribute to Kaiulall. Sullivan
Not Wanted for an Exhibi
tion before Athletic Club.
I
DO NOT WANT Till! 111'M.Y.
Washington, D. C June 14.
John L. Sullivan hai been invited
by tin; board of government of the
Columbia Athletic club to give mi
exhibition before the tin tubers and
a number of congressmen. This
action has brought n storm of pro
test upon the managers' heads
which threatens to overthrow them
ut the next election. The conserva
tive elements say they do not it.
teud to bring themselves down to a
level with prize tighten) and enter
tain J. L. Sullivan.
CONFF.Iir.NCE COMMITTEE TIIIBUTR
TO RANDALL.
Washington, D. C, June 14.
The speaker to-day announced the
appointment of Taylor,, of Ohio;
Stewart, of Vermont, and Bland, of
Missouri, conferees on tho anti-trust
bill. Bland said as the house in
structed the conferees to recede from
its amendment, he had no further
interest in the umtternml asked tobe
excned. Culbertson, of Texas, was
appointed to fill the vnca icy.
Then tlte house went Into com
mittee of the wnolo on the sundry
civil appropriation bill. After the
committee rose the house proceeded
to pay tribute to the inemojy of the
late Samuel J. Randall.
WESTERN APPOINTMENTS.
Washington, D. C, June 14.
The president Bent to the senate to
day the nomination of H. A. Ben
sell, of Oregon, as collector of cus
toms at Yaquina, Oregon; William
F. Furay, Montana, as 17. S. mar
shal of Montana.
raiSONAL MENTION.
Hon. Win. Armstrong came up
from Portland this morning.
Engineer J. A. McCarl, at the as
lum, is a btif.i'.esH visitor in Portland
to-day.
Louis Verainl, tho accomplished
young painter, "went to Portland
this afternoon.
Dr. C. H. Hall went to Jefferson
! last night to visit Hon. John Har
i rison, who is very sick.
Rov. J. R. N. P.ell, of Roseburg,
' is casting the beams of his pleasant
countenance over Salem to-day.
T. G. Perkins, superintendent of
i the Salem Iron works, is a business
j visitor in Portland to-day.
J lions. Richard Williams and E.
I Northup returned to Portland this
morning after a tussle in circuit
! court.
Prof. Thos. Van Scoy went over
to Falls City this afternoon to at
tend the camp "heeling at that
place.
Mrs. C. II. Monroe, hostess of the
Ohemekete hotel, returned from a
' week's visit among Albany friends
this afternoon.
' The Woman's college will be
closed Monday, after a successful
, year under tho management of Mis-s
1 Hansee, a;- dean.
, L. K. Belknap and family were
1 passengers on the local train this
morning for Benton county to spend
' the summer on tho farm.
i Hon. P. B. Sinnott, of Portland,
1 deputy U. S. Marshal, came up last
evening to attend the funeral of his
, old friend, Mr. Caufield.
Mr. E. M. Waite, and Mr
Hofer, editor of the Journal,
off this afternoon f.r a view of
Pacific ocean at Yaquina bay.
! .1. H. Briduford. cashier of
, 15
are
the
the
State Insurance company, started
tins morning for Bay City, Tilla
mook county, where he and others
have large real estate interests.
Mr. and Mre. R. J. Hendricks
drove by way of Sheridan to Bay
City, Tillamook county
to-day.
Bay City promises tobe the metrop-
oils of that part of the coast before
long.
.
Winnowed Sons For Sunday Schools.
Five hundred copies Just received
at Patton's book store direct from
tho publishers. This book has been
specially prepared for Sunday
schools by Ira I). Sankey. It con-
I tains 257 of the most useful, new
' and selected tongs ever published in
la single volume. Sunday schools
I ueeding new mind" will find this n
i ..-.. ..iir.,..tl.. luuik Prino&i cents.
CIJ MIUMVU'- "
Say, you now comer, and eay you
old 40'er, If you doubt, tho capac
ity of the Garden road just visit
every grocery store, iruu anu vege
table depot ami boardlug boueo and
usk them the Miurce
them the source from which
they got their fruit and vogotables
and they will lu a large majority of
cases loll you on tlie Garden rood.
Then if you want a beautiful and
heallhv home look out in the dlre-
lion of tlie Garden road.
Iauid (V, Postottlw block.
Salem
I1h l'r.
At tats hmic ufHinwrUs; iwa te
..roiu n4 brty ttoyir o(Mn b UM
ioKf ucwriMM, ilred 4 wura otM. wub-
oui inubuk.. u o tbuw, fcd way
b nt out tft- ptmpto md ViU. W lull
u rsiUlri: l mli'i l
...u. mu Hit
will act
KtUy
.Miuaiiyrr ..-
-VV. '... 1 w. a .
J.j- U.i oitbiDf cuuala It
kluinlUtM lllU. TlMrl l
i.. Hi 1It, fmritf th to
lar lUlBB'i !
.m mu kMlllIT
- " " - -
tr
n. .Id UKik'
and
.ir-ni-Ih to tb HUN rklM.
, alii
I V
MARV .LNDEIISOX flEHlNTi MARRIED.
Important Laud Decision in
Iown.Bont Race Hctwecn
Teenier and Gaudaur.
srPPtlSKDKARTIIlll'AlvE SHOCK.
Toledo, Ohio, June 14. A slight
shock of earthqiiak. lasting ten
seconds, was felt here at 2:30 a. in.,
pas-sins from from north to nuth.
There w:' no damage done.
TWA." ONLY XITltO-GLYERINE.
Toi.KiKi. Ohm, June 1 1. It is now
learned ibat w I at was taken to be
an caii!iuu.:- -it 2:30 this morning
wa can-, ' t i',e esplo-4 in of five
tons of nifo-ghvorine in Costeline
Co's work- nearl'iudluy, Ohio, forty
miles trom here. The works were
torn iuto slivers and a hole was
plowed In the earth deep euough to
take in a four-story building. There
was no los of life.
INTERESTING HOAT RACE.
Boston, Mass., June 14. Teemcr
has telegraphed his acceptance of
the offer of $1000 for a purse for a
race at Point of Pines between him
self and Gaudaur, June 27th.
in favor of the settlers.
Sioux City, la., June 14, Judge
Shiras, of the U, S. district court,
has filed a decision in the cao of
Conklin against Whermau, which
is the celebrated O'Brien county
ejectment case, growing out of an
attempt about a year ago to eject a
large number of farmers in that
county from their homes. Judge
Shiras holds that tho farmeis have
both a legal and an equitable title.
Several thousaud acres of valuablo
farming lands are involved.
MARY
ANDERSON GETTING
RIED.
mar-
New York, N. Y., June 14. At
Bromtown oratory, London, Tues
day morning next, Mary Auderbou
will wed Attouio Navarro, of New
York. The ceremony will be per
formed by Cardinal Manning and
the wedding be as private as possi
ble. Steadily Improving.
The Astoria & South Coast rail
road Is being graded to ilillsboro'
by a force of three hundred men.
There has beer, no let up on this un
dertaking, and it is kept moving
right along. Last week the rails
were delivered in that city for tho
street car track, and men were at
once put to work laytug tuem down.
Astoria is moving right along, and
property there Is steadily improving.
Those desirable lots in North Pa
cific addition to Astoria are selling
quite readily by the Oregon Land
Co. 2t
An Old Settler. When Jas.
Batchelorwas splitting a c'tuiik of
firewood this morning that had
been a put of n very larj.e fir tree,
he found imbedded then in a large
old-fashioned bullet, nearly an ounce
in weight, moulded for a muzle
loader, and from the point at which
it wiii lodged to the sapor outside
of the tree there wero G-'i rings,
(.bowing Hi it it must have occupied
its bed Tor nearly sixty years, allow
ing that It pierced several rings
when shot into the tree. This is
verily one of the old settlers.
Articles of Incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were to
day tiled in the f-ecretary of stato's
ollice incorporating tho Mechanics
Ruilding and Loan association of
Portland; capital stock $100,000, di
vided into C00 shares of $200 each;
P. Holbrick, J. 15. Bennett, J. Steel,
'J. B. Bridges, F. Irving, C. F.
. Pearson, J. E. Smith, T. J. O'Con
i nor, E. D. White, W. E. Thomas
'and R. II. Schwab, incorporators;
i Portland.
Large Funeral. The funeral
of Thotuos Caufield occurred this
forenoon, starting from the Catho
lic church about half past ten after
; solemn high mass and an nppropri-
ate address by Rev. J. b. White.
The remains were followed to the
Catholic cemetery by a largo con-
course of sorrowing friends, unno
forty carriages being in line and
carrying full loads. It was a grand
and imio-lng tribute to one of na
ture's noblemen.
Another Company Theio will
be a meeting at the armory Monday
evening at 8:80 for the piirpo-! of
taKiiig siepa m orgiiui.e aiiou.i.-.
military company. All Inton-nted
In tlm nrolect will iilaaut take due
notice and be nroseut.
Men's light coals and vests,
r......
IIOIII
t'2fj0 to to. A No, 1 goods. All
stylos and colors, at the Capitol
Advonture Co. If
Ratines. Roduewl to l2i enu a
yard at the Capitol Advonture Co.
Ladios take a look at them. It Mill
pay you. 6:2-tf
Fuom Portivu. .-DeiHily Kherid
I Aligner it night brought up from
Port land Win. limlr, agtd lb;
...i. . ,-....... ii, -.1 i. i h
jwrs, who wm ooiiimniwi w in
asvlum for ilsalte.
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Notire lo Taxbarr.
miiK iMWmwii mm m
I maUu u.,11 1m. llt.M.I.IMil Uj U CiH
"r, ":- -.:; .i V- ".iJT
tu Muvil tut autMVVul or r.iou.
BUM u otm HMW tw - w-
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f kj. r i I ft. iwiill Wilt - - A
tiaft.,1
Mnmlw a irrtllwi a n JlaVilMWl tUtMdfi'f
fckMd U P. CONS, ntf Httnrliu:
PACIFIC COAST.
hVEEKLV WF.ITRER CROP REPORT.
Tho Firo In Fnciflc Oil Works
San Francisco, Breaks Out
Afresh Heavy Loss.
FIRE IIROKE OUT AFRESH.
San Francisco, Juno 14. The
tire at the Pacific Oil works broke
out again about four o'clock this
morning, and it was only after a
hard fight it was kept from spread
ing. The lire will not lie wholly ex
tinguished for some time. Capl.
White, of the (ire patrol, estimates
the loss at ?100,000, but Kittle & Co.
claim their loss alone will exceed
that.
WEATHER AND CROP REPORT.
Portland, Oregon, Juno 14.
Following is the report of the Ore
gon weatberlbureau for the past week:
The weather lias been cloudy, cool
and slight rain fall In various sec
tions. Good heavy rains aro badly
needed. Haying is in progress, but
the crop is not an average one.
Wheat prospects are better than one
year ago, but not so good as de
sired, FOREIGN NEWS.
STRONG TALK IN GERMANY.
Berlin, June 14. An enormous
meeting of social democrats was held
in Kolk's brewery, at Moablt, a sub
urb of this city. The meeting was
very exciting, and the speakers free
ly criticised the socialist labor policy
of the emperor. The meetlug passed
a resolution censuring the Kaiser for
his labor rescripts. Tho resolution
set forth when Germany will be gov
erned by rescripts, tho people will
demand a full, unrestrained share
in the government of the empire and
and it could not be with safety de
nied them.
STEALING STANLEY'S THUNDER.
London, Eng., June 14. -Tho St.
James Gazette says that complete
proofs of Stanley's forthcoming
work were in somo manner obtained
by a person who offered them for
publication, which was thwarted by
prompt measures of the houso which
is to publish the book regularly.
Hampden Park Is tho best and
cheapest acreage tracts In the city.
If Salem gets one-tenth the popula
tion that is promised her. Hamp
den Park will be laid Into town lots, ,
but whether the population comes;
or not. Hunmden Park will be one
of best home neighborhoods, and
cluster fruit tracts in this comlug
fruit center. You should invest now
while you can. Salem Land Co.
Post Oillco Block.
Unity of Purpose. W. C.
Roberts and Mary L. Wanamaker,
from tho Silvertou neighborhood,
obtained license to wed from Clerk
Babcock to day.
Oil and gasoline Moves in great
Variety and cheap, at Stcineroc Bios
ser's.
Englewood. Seven minutes from
tho post olliee that's not bad. It
takes you that long to foot it down
from the Sisters, school or a little
longer and jou can get 3 or 1 times
as much for your money in Engle
wood the lie lthiest and finest addi
tion In the city. Salem Laud Co.
Post OIUco Block.
What it Costs
A,U8t uu considered by
people, in
! buying the necessities ot hie. Hood's
Sar-suurllla commends Itnelf to tho
gieat middle clan-es, because it com
biuiH poMuve economy with great
medicinal power. It is tho only
meillctiiu of which can truly be said
"100 Doses One Dollar,"'and a bottle
will average to last a month.
Cured in one buy.
Dr. Helden: Alow nights since
1 was taken with a no ro throat
cough and still neck. I used your
Ethel eal Cough Syrup, and by
morning I wiw nearly well, and hy
night cured. Jamii 1 attehhun, :
Supt. woolen. mill, Stockton.
Larue sue $1, small 60 coins. Fori
sole. hy all druggiMM
Instruments Filed lor lletord at
Comity Ktuorder's Ollice.
Caroline Jury and liUhbuud
to Jas W Jury, 00.51 acres
lu sees '21 and 8 t 8 h, r 3 w;
some to Daniel H .lory,
60.01 acres In sees 27 and 28, I
the
8 s. r3 w;
' J C Arnold and wf to Alice
Muni's, It 1 in blk 7(1, Salem;
w
L - ra -
How to Cure NervoufciiPHH.
a Uxlv with a nervous tempera
' ,,., uiu muke known its wants
' tliniUL'h Its uullirul medium tho I
. "orvous system
If it fails M rc-
j eeivo projier nourishment then irves
I will ih the ursi to cry out. w.
.....I,, ll,.,U,uil,ii Pulnnillvit
' lllliu, n i, . ,lln... ..-w -
, etibures perfi'Ct nutrillon to thoi
, who Uiko It, ami a jierfeetly uour
' Mml boily eonnot U nervius. For
Mile at D, J. I'ryV.
NMicrftirr Malaria KxUU,
Tl bilious ut iu cttrutln vy. In otiat-i
nilUut ud iiuliuti lvr, auwMjig
Hful mkr, lb ltr U mImhs mw;
I with bit. 'o "' l' eblcf rauuus wty
MiMMtlcr's MuumtU Htiln U sorb tmm
i i5tTElJTiSv ,
""S&lXfii
rWuiKir,tfuUniy or ih.
Ut""' llM' T'rl
, lUSl M uim i
llu, dliwue. by
lh blllurr iswsi .
..i tAMKWmmnm in huw rm aca r i
i llM lM auaum u ivioi. Tbr t
' tantlyiut wwiiive " i
KUMtllM uUui-UUat HlU. Tl U
ttueufUlu Iwmunliy from difc-r lo n
.u.u,.u-MrfAa.ui: tuna. u. Meuid
l WFin .ueawwl boOi in Haiimf Md ,
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hiau. Miwntr I ttlHulM rj tot-
naTiand UUddtr. and tmonltiUtMa and
I troiththBr tye. od.
CIRCUIT C01RT.
SIXTH DAY SATURDAY.
The case of W. A. Guthrlo against
tho S. P. railroad company was
given to the Jury about 3:30 yester
day and about "o'clock they return
ed a verdict in favor of tho plaintiff
for $3000. In this case as in tho
Miller case, the company was this
mornlug given until the 2Sth of
June to filo a bill of exceptions.
Tho grand jury last evening re
ported a not trao bill in the matter
of A. Grant nccused of embezzle
ment ami Mr. Grant was released
front the custody of tho sheriff to
which a preliminary examination
had consigned him.
Oru Harris vs. Sam'l Harris; do-1
cieo of divorce granted and custody
of two minor children awarded her. i
AFTERNOON SESSION. ,
AG Roberts vs. Robt Koid. judg
ment on verdict.
J M Brown vs. C and M. (.'louver,
default, judgment In favor of plaln
till for $350 with Interest, and $40
attorney fee.
C M Skcels vs. Smith A Dorrance,
demurrer to answer withdrawn;
permit to reply granted.
Stato of Oregon vs, John Ritchie;
pleads not guilty; trial set for Tues
day 17th.
Stato vs. Chas 15 Anderson, pleads
not guilty. i
Stato vs, Win Whalen, plcadf.
guilty of petit larceny; fined $25.
Stito vs. Frank G r u m; pleads
uot guilty; trial set for Wednesday
Juno lStb.
Court adjourned to Monday at 1
o'clock p. m.
Administrator's Sale
IN pursuanco of an order of tho County
Court of Marlon Vmuty, Oregon, author
izing mens administrator of tho LstiUoof
Archibald Hogg, deceased, to sell tho
personal property of said estate nt prlvato
or public Rale, 1 will on
Wednesday tuoath day ef June, 1890,
nt ten o'clock In tho
forenoon at tho Ankcuy farm, ton miles
toulh ofKalcni, sell at public auction to
the highest bldder.all Hip personal proper
ty of said estate not then already sold, con
sisting of 1800 head of sheep and lambs, 5
head of horses, 2 cows, 1 yearllug calf. It
hogs, farming implements, household
furniture, etc.
Terms: All sums of SlOnmt under, csh
In hand. Above S10, cash or approved note
at four moiitlis, and eight per cent Inter
est. Tho right Is reserved to reject any bid
or nolo otlered.
J. C. NNKDHAM,
Administrator of tho estate or
d w Archibald Hogg, Deed. G-13
ARTIST.
Instructions given In Cravon Poitra't
Water Color and (III Painting. Pictures
made to order. Studio In Cherlngton's art,
roomR. Eldililgo llululmg, Salem
MISS M. KIRN.
School Meeting.
Thero will bo n special meeting of tho
U payers of school district No. 21, of Ma
rlon county, Oregon, held at tho opera
House In salon' on Thurbday.the 19th day ot
June. 1890. at 8 o'clock p. m. to consider the
bids for bunds to bo Issued nud to author
ize acccplanco of same 11 ill enied advisable,
and to transact bucIi other business as may
i come before tho meeting
i Done by order ol tho board of directors
I of school district No. '-'I. this May Hlsl, 1S9.I.
V. H. NfMPSON.
Clerk. District No. SI.
Dissolution Notice.
-v-TOTICR In lierehv clven that tho part
$0 ..SSSS.W ,in5cr1foXS SunTo"
Kiiriii.tt .1- ,'iitli-rlln. ut Salem Grecon.
this day dlsolved hy mutual consiint W.
W Hi rtlott retiring from tho linn, H. II.
Catterlaln it Hon will continue In business
nt thooldsland, W. V. RARTLK1T.
U:lWt-W 8. II, CTTKKLIN.
$12,680
Will buy one oftho best halfsectlon fauns
In Marlon county, hltuatcd near Turner,
Oregon. Terms easy.
II. C. & J. TT. FOUTEH,
P.cal estate agents, iniiville,Or. 0-hn
Hiijreiio City llonds for Sale.
NOTICE is hereby kh en that under the
provlslousnfiinact ot the Irglslaturo
or Oregon entitled, "An net to Incorpo
rate the City of Eugene and to nipeal all
nets mill pat I of uels In conflict here
with," Illed In tho oillco of tho b. cretnry
of slate, February 'JO. 188'), tho common
council of tho city of Eugene will Issuennd
dispose of the bonds of said city at par
value or l ro m fciO.oi W to J-VJ.oiw, in denomi
nations of finni 3100 to HtXX) ns tho pur-olm-er
may desire, payable :i0 years niter
dute of Issuing tho same, with Inlorcst
thereon t the rato not to exceed 0 percent
tier annum, payah u sonil-annually.
Healed prooals to purchase wild lionds
will bo rweived by tho undersigned
nt Eugene, urcgon, until September
1st, 1WK), anil nil proposals rcceiveii
will be opened und considered on
thofith lny ol (September, WO, and Mild
bonds will be dlssised or to the person or
persons making tho best oiler or olfers
then-fur.
Th. common council reserves the right
tnroject nnyiind nil proposals, lly order
0tZyWA H.K.DOIIHIH.
Recorder for thoC'lty of Eugene
Capitol Home Addition
Is bountifully located In liwt Halcin, south
of the Electric Railway line, near the
power house. I.-irgu lots, ICOxlOO feel.
Good soil. Forsnlu by
T. 11. WILSON, Owner,
W Htnlo Street, Halom.
W. C, MITCHELL,
Veterinary Surgeon.
Graduate of Ontario veterinary college
Treats all dlsonsM of horsi, cutllii und
oilier domestic kiiiiiii.Is. Olllrcut I.IIUA
Whitley's livery stable If not nrofB
slonally vngsgea ohii bo m at all hours.
The Salem Cannery
' (
Will be In the timrkut for Mil mulling va
rWlta of
Cherries,
Mack Ilnspljcrrieft
and l5lackl)(MTie.s
Aftcsr Juiift ISIli. -
i4lw
Vm ton iHoaey by buying your
Musical Merchandisej
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Mote Him. WrtrkieLw.k. !.
R. II. WJSSTACOTT,
Feed Stable 66 Livery.
UutuU Uuy for Uulo.
ThUt rf ikm fit mntnl HMk
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Over Two Hundred of tin. so favorite Pens are now hi use lit Marlon county alone. It is ono of tho very best
Fountain Pen manufactured. All Insurance Agents uso this Pen. Tho Into Improvements render It still more
attractive and more desirable.
A full lino or MARIE TODD & BARD'S Gold Peus nre always In stock, also
PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTO ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS,
SCRAP PIC TURFS, PURSES, CARD CASES,
VISITING CARDS, WEDDING STATIONERY.
Remember
Grand
COX
Handsome
Latest and Improved pattern, nickel
A Ticket with cluinco
RELIANCE CAN TEA
on this
Price 76
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Boots
Leather and Findings.
CQrCash paid for Wool, Hides, Pelts and Fure.-IBu
The Bissell "Gold Meda" Carpat Sweeper.
The Best in the World.
No.
231 Commercial St..
Salem, .Oregon.
TILE
Ready
Pry's
DELAYS ARE DANGI5ROUH!
It Is sure death; 26 cents per can.
5C
M.
1 UANUFACTUHER OF FINK III
WmtvtJSjr3j3Hl
yTfr1 V
a specialty.
A.B.BURBN,
FURNITURE DEALER !
COMMERCIAL STRISIXT,
UALICM,
THIS SECOND HAND STORE,
MOORE & OSUOKNE
Dealers In Furnilure, Notions, Quecnsware, Glamwaro, Cigars, Tolmcoo,
Candlos ami Nuts. All kinds of second hund goods, hougbtaud sold.
(loods wold on commission. Cor. Htate ami Lllnirty Bt.
Ml) SS
lUJM IJWilwiil. 11 rlne.
' JO. A1.HKUT. AKtnl. Hwleiu. Ornton. i
.! " '.n' . .M7,n ,, . nintir'
P,Ntat" T ,V nmL ,
, Office 181 Commercial St.
I .xWJSxtstirJii
BURT OASK, Agent.
AGENCY:
OF THE
Vi
FOUNTAIN
rmTHir,
Tj
! IllP
tlie Place,
9S STATE STREE11, SALEM, ORE.
:Tliird
'Tea
-offered by-
& BOGGS
GrociM's, 211) Commercial St.
Garfar
finish, with conipleto set of utensils,
O
elegant Pri.o presented
cents per pound.
to every
Cookin
rown
DI5A.L,1KS IN
arid Shoes !
VICRY 1JEST IJ HANDS
Mixed
for family use nt
Drug
Slaughter your Squirrels now hy tho
BEAMER,
A licneial Line of Horse I'uriiihliinv (looils,
Wlilps, Collai's, Hriclle
(MCrRejialrliig promptly and neatly done, and
all kinds of Carrlagw ami light Harness lo order,
INDKPIJNDHNCE, OREGON.
KOUUHUSmUHMIBIBMaHIJI.
OHWOON
Brick and Tile for SaleiaS&gSg
Wln'lal ond Kelt
MURPHY dt DESART
Muaorii to 1)
Nftib, liftve a wall iwtub -
U.IimI llrlok and
llhi Uiloty in Mir tn
Sulein, naarllw tblr KHMOd4, and ure jifo
(ir
lll
lirMi 10 turiiiiii nm-nMw) unm anu
on abort ooIIm).
BaitithH of llrtak ut I'll ant Unt U any
I IKHUI UtMfMl, HI aruMl IMHI
1 m aft Willi Jim. rt.htmru,
whr ample rn h Mn
Ordwr ua
Htate itrevt,
rtArr
PIv
amsy
Prtee,
(purchased of R. M. Wado & Co,i
purchaso of ONE POUND of our
j
OIT
Paints
Store.
usoof FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON.
Proposals for Wood.
Honied bids will ho received nt tho oillco
I ofschiK)! clerk, 'Uicniiiniori'lnl street, Ho.
t l;i;i, lircKon, until Juno 21, IMW, ror tho
delivery of 100 eoi ds of lumotlriind SO cordu
i of liiro uruli or body oak, to bo delivered
uitthoKiisl Hiilem sehool hulldliiff.ou or
beforo Aiiirust at), 1800. 10 cords of hireo llr
mid 10 ord of larae grub or body oak, to
, bo delivered at tho Houth Hill em school
iousi,iocorUMor larito ilrund 10 cord of
binoruhorbodyi)iik, to bo delivered nt
NomIi Hiiluin solnml, 1 cords of Inrjro r
and lOcoriUoflarKiiBnib or liody oak, to
lu delivered nt tbo inruo t'ciilral nehool,
All wood iinut bo tour feot lonj, rMisonv
bly ' HimlKht and corded closo. All bhU
well boo)fiii(l iitii'ovo nlllcont 3 o'clock
l. in , Juno '21, IMW. Tbo board rcerca the
rlglil to reject and ull bids. Dona by
order ol Ibu iKMiril nf illriwlnrs nritroanlil
f this 37111 day of May, IbOO.
Bcliool UUt. No. 21, Marlon Co. Or,
mm milk.
Capital Dairy Co
A. U Fiilrcblld, 11. J, Kolly and W, C.
Unroll uro prepared to deliver ntesU milk,
cooled on leo, to any part of tho city
trfwivoordom at Mlnto & ljw' tahlo.
JAPANESE 1JAZAAR.
Range,
&Co
ii,imiiiijp""-ii Kr
J0I CiiiniiinrBlttlHt., opiKHlto I'oatofllce,
Haln), Oretfou.
Direct IniMirtera of
- Japanese and Chinese Curiosities and
Novelties.
t I'Iiih i'orealalu Chlmiiture. CloUtonle.
llroim, Ivory, tiirvluc. Bilk.
inuroiauriea, unumwenr.
uii riru irurit, t.117., u,
i lnrnlo at lowest priced,
llclull. IVilllltrv ordeni
pnnnialy iittendwl to.
Final Settlement.
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IITICK U hereby Hivea that tho uitw
lun ml adinmUtrutorof iheiwtuto ot
joun n. uiuuor, ueeneii.iiavinB niea uu
Jiiii, or Marlon county, Orcuun, hu flsta
July 7, IKO, at 10 o'jlook a. lu., to hear any
mini ,
Mijruinii vriiy aiu aeomni annum ihh
fulfoiu why katd aeomnl ahould
lhi allowed ana tint ndtiiliiutrutor IU'
cuarueu. J. W.OIIAWITQHU.
KQ
WlfMt
AdmlnUtrntor of m!
ifrtM
rent x by HmHh A ftr