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Ton feALK BY
old by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com'l St.
BLACKSMITHING,
Wagon and Carriage Making and Repairing
Hoiseshoeluf; specialty. All work guar
anteed. " JOHN HOLM,
Corner of CommeiclnlnndChcmekcta sts.,
Snlem, Oregon.
STO.Kli',IEW,'I'Wl'
l'.'t court Hi.
WA1. WIOKEY,
House Painter, Decorator,
and Wall Tinier.
Leave order at John Hughes' store, State
street.
O. C. CHASE
Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall
Decorator.
Good work, economy and sample work
shown before engaging.
3-Pay based on work measured on the
wall. Leave orders at Sargent's, .Meyers'
or Keller's lesldencoat Highland addition.
PAINTSHOP.
1 5 6 Commercial Street.
House andcarrlage paintlng,slgu writing,
paper hanging, decorating, wall tinting
anS kalcimlnins. , All work done Irst
class. Carriage palntlngasppciallt, char
ges moderate.
P.RRAffl,PBflR
Salem Harness Shop,
B. F. WILEY, Prop.
Manufacture and make a specialty
of Farm and Heavy Harness. All
work dene in our own shop at
Salem and guaranteed first-classs.
Give us a call.
SALEM IRON
0. 1). HUTTON, Prop.
Castings of all kinds nmdo to. older.
MILL MACHINERY,
PLANING MILLS,
CORNICES,
METAL FRONTS,
WHEELS, PULLEYS,
and special castings ol any style or pat
tern made In short order, smooth and re
iiaianin e-e v particular.
Repair any Machinery in Short Order,
. . - nn.inoj linn nrASSOi
Turning lathes, engines, iiop vViZ
Ke'cstnmtes
(JosVftnC
,mi hoi) stovesbullt. Will inaKe
on any iron vork needed
paid for old Iron.
. ou can save money by buying your
Musical Merchandise
DIAMOND'S '
Music lloiihe. Kldrldge lllook. hnlein.
W. C. MITCHELL,
Veterinary Surgeon.,
l2?-T,n,vSry n.SS i 155 pi
I I PATTOS
DUt in
cery vrtt ol
Fine Rubber Stamps
Steel Stamps,
Stencil Stamps,
Self lkig Stainpt.
Name Stamps
tut Uordr. Com and look
at Mmptt or work don-
rtih my flue
Red Rubber Stamps.
M SlW tM..
iNtttoB Rouk
Hiar.
W&m 81 ii
s tftlSf fVO&l I"" I c -1- K
d
i
iM
THE HOT WAVE.
Hfeli
Tomporntiir&s in
(rnlral Stales.
the
I'llOSTIUTION.
To'1)aJ's Rccor(1 of jIwit t lm-I
flOl'timt CoinillOrcinl
Centers.
TO-DAY'S ASSOCIATED l'ltR.
m -
HE-
pout,
Chicago, 111., June 28. To-day
Is the hottest of the warm and dry
spell here. The thermometer regis
tered 8S at 8 a. m. and 0"i at 11. Six
deaths from heat occurred in the
last four days.
Minneapolis, Miunet.etn: Hot
weather of past three days contin
ues. Several caes of Mtustroke.
Cincinnati, Ohie: The great
heat continues. Thermometer reg
Isters S7 to-day At 10 o'clock. There
have been from three to six prostra
tions each day. About one-fourth
of them huve been fatal. The most
marked effect is the increased death
rate of children.
St. Louis, Me: Weather moder
ated somewhat to-day but is still
very oppiesslve, with utter prostra
tion. Mortality among children has
increased.
Louisville, Kentucky, Juue2S
At 11 o'clock mercury stood 04.
An hour later it had fallen two
points anil a cool breeze was blow
ing. Thirteen persons have been
prostrated.
Indianapolis, Ind. At 11
o'clock to-day the thermometer reg
istered 90 in the shaile. Carpenters,
brick-layers and street laborers have
not been working legularly for three
days. A number have been pros
trated by the iieat.
1.I.I.1UI0US SERVICE.
Christian Chuhch. "Hallow
ed Memories" and "Pharaoh's Ser
vice" will respectively be the morn
ing nud evening themes of Elder J.
B. Johnson. Services at 10:30 a.m.
and 7:00 p. m. Sunday chool at 12
m.
M. E. Chuhch Services at 10:30
a. m. and 7:30 p. ni. Sunday school
at 12. Morning topic "Parental
Duties." Evening "A Fair Chance
In Life."
Evangelical. Sunday school
at 10 a. m.; preaching at 11 and 7:30.
Morning subject, "The Christian's
Declaration of Independence;" even
iug subject, "The Character
Noah." All are welcome. 15.
of
S.
Bollinger, pastor.
Unitarian Society. Hall cor
ner Court and Liberty streeti.
Services at 10:30a. in. and 7:30 p. in.
Rev. T. L. Elliott, D. D. of Portland,
will preach morning and evening.
The public invited.
Baptist. Rev. Robert Whitaker,
pastor. Morning service at 10:30;
subject, "A Suggestive Eulogy."
Sunday school at 11:45 a. in. Y, P.
S. C. E. meeting at 0:30, P. m; topic,
"The time is Short." In the cveu
iug at 6:30, Children's Day will be
observed, a very appropriate and
pleasing program having been
nronared for the occas'ou. To all of
these the public is cordially invited
Instruments Filed lor Reronl at the
County Recorder'!! Oflite.
C F DeGuire to F M Star
rett, 9.33 acres in d. 1. c. of
Jas Brown 5(W
Harvey Smith and wf to
Wenzl EUm, sw of so of
sec 7, t 0 s, r 1 e.
John B Cu'-on and wf to
Herman Biegel, w J of n w ',
of sec 0. t tl s. n 1 e.
500
2000
Capital City Ry Co., to W
15 Her, Its 8, 0, 10 and 11, blk ,
b, Simpson ml to Salem. 1200 j
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
CHEMEKETE HOTEL.
W. M. Feltus, C. C. Sweeney,
M.Shelley, Portland. '
Frank Carter, W. H. Camerow. i
' Dr. C. W. Hibbard, G. W. Hlbbaid,
W- s- Cockle, San Francisco.
J. W. Carter, Mis Aiary i. uu k,
fj7J!! iii., Ml,w.s TruiilQ and
v....... c, -
Anna Harding, Gervaln.
J. C. Simpson, Scio.
L. M. Hull, Buona Vista.
Geo. McMurry, Harrlsburg,
J. M. Stroughton, Boston.
( OOK HOTEL.
A 11 Cook. J F Cutler. Portland
W A Wash, Dallafe.
G C Shurman, Silverton.
W II Downing, Sublimity.
N J Slianks, Whltenker.
J Livingston, Medford.
N Miller, Chaa McKay, Wood
burn. R L Mulhall, Junotloii.
J EBrigham, NY.
W X Riuoe, Xob.
S W Smith, H W GriiiHteby.
Corn, Kan.
limiting a lid Ituz.
Big IwrgtUiwlii tin buntlug himI
lings i tb Cm pi to! AdveuUift Cu.
Also flue 90-rt tta; for U nt a
bttrgniu.
How to Cure .NrtoQsH&?.
A body with u cvom Mit
meat will mak known iu wtmUi
through it, iwlursl incdluin ibe
nervous systeiii. If U (WW re
ceive pror nouriiHu-ut tUiMirrc
will be tlM niM u cry uui. ur.
lliler'e JivaraMlDe
lt4oruv
eniiurw erwet uulritlon U rlwa
UlUJi-wttuVlJ T;u,
bale at D. J. Fry'.
CRIMES AKD QSCMB.
Train Derailed ami Passengers
Killed nt .loliet. 111.
TIIKIATl)MIIEl)l'BXNSLVVAMlMIXEHS.eroises at thchoo, Friday ffZlZ,;1:
i noon before a law ami appiecia-' . ,,. oWn
All Attempts to llench Them
ITllsiwcPssfiil Imhinl A linn-
-w -...wx. .jl. ... . aavil ..KJIil(-
doned. Otlier Nous,
I FATAL THAI N WllKCK.
Chicago, Juue 2S. A- the Oma
ha and Council IJIufis ixcst-uivi
train on the Chicago, Hock Llmd
and Paclilc railroad was muring te
station at .1 llet t liis nnmiing, .'Hi
coach, chi.ii ear, sleeper and dining
car took another track and over
turned. Mis. Annie Peir.MUi and
another wiiimh ueio iiHtnutiy Kill
ed and sevci : li. r pass .lpci. w. re
hurt.
ALL KrTOIUS LT UNSUCCESSFUL.
Dunhah, lVnn., June 2S: Again
are the rescuers and relatives of the
entombed miner doomed to disap
pointment. Four men who weut
into the Mahoning pit last night
came up this morning without hav
ing pierced the Farm Hill mine.
Reseurers declaie that the maps are
wrong. The regular shift started in
again this mo-ning and one mole
will seatch for the entry that will
lead them Into the burning pit. The
tire in the mine is burning with
great fierceness.
DEATH OF SUIT. ItHANDT.
San Francisco, June 2S. J.
Brandt, superintendent of the Ore
gon lines of the Southern Pacific
railroad, died suddenly last night at
his rooms in the Lick house. He
had been for some months in South
ern California at one the the hot
springs in au endeavor to recuperate
failing health, and was on his return
home to Oregon, when his death re
sulted as above, the trouble being
supposed to be heart disease. Mr.
Brandt was about 00 years old.
SAD DROWNING AT AL11ANY.
Aliiany, Or., June 28. A young
man named Robert Gos and two
boys twelve yeais old, sons of A. 15.
Matthews and W. H. McFnrland,
went boat riding on the Calapooia
river west of this city last evening
and did not letutn at a late hour, so
an alaim was raised and searching
parties weut out, but could llnd no
tiaco of them until nearly midnight,
when the oars and broken pieces of
a bo it were found below the falls
near the Magnolia mills and the
tad, fate of the three companions was
made evident they had been
swept over the falls and peiished.
At this hour, 2:30 p. in., nuuieioiis
parties are dtagglug the river lor
the bodies, but without sueiv-ssu
far. The families of the lot ones
are distracted w ith giiet.
SHOT ItY II IS OWN DAUGHTER.
Portland, Or., June 28. Frank
Jarvis was shot to-day at thocoutt
bouse by his daughter, Josephine
Ross. The bullet struck Jarvis in
the left shoulder and inllicled only
a Uesli wound. The cause which
led to the shooting is uhslnutl illy
as follews: Xot long since .laivis
was convicted of incest, his d.itigh-1
terJo-ephino being the pioseeulingl
witness. The case vas carried to)
the supreme couil, who order-i
cd the verdict set aside for
want of corroborating evidence,
j The decree was entered this morn
ing and the daughter seeing her
i futher walking from the courthouse
. a free man, shot at him with the
above u-ult. She was placed under
lanvst.
TO-DAY'S TIMiKIIRA I'll SinT.U,
Alex C. M.iore, of W. Vu., has
been nomiii.ited inlnl-ter to Siaiu.
Robert Smith, a 7-ye 1 convict at
San Qucntin, suicided during the
i night.
' Pilgrimages to Mecca aie fori 'd
J. den by Algeria and Tunis on nc
I count of oholura.
Great sti fibrin g Is reported among
i tichtrlking cloak makers and tailors
of New York, nud appeals for aid
aro s,uc.fjt
! Twelve porHUis have Iwou captured
on tuc mo umnue, cnargeu wiin
violating the recipiYiclty treaty with
Mexico.
Senators Shurman, Jones, of Nc
ytuii, and Harris have been appolnt
, ed a oonferoiitv onmmittco on the
sliver bill.
The U. K. grand Jury lm indicted
H. K. Bwdbury, dttnu of Trinity
U Jlvernlty, in Vermont, for Issuing !
bogu diploma.
.
R't. itov. Mgr. MuMiiuh,h mom-;
beroflheP! hmtsehold and one
of the olde-t and Ut known pre
. .. . . ue"UU
N. Y., tbi- inornlng
i
TIkm.M. Wulkr, of CouiMwtleut;!
M. H. IVoMng, CmllfornU; I). It.
Putin, IzOoMniia; G. W. AlUtn, New
Vork;Md A. IS. Andrew, North
, UaruIliM, huve Ui euu vkw
(HeeidsiMid ktr tit World ' fir.
Iv tmr
lor Iturttin
WIUImum
14 quality
IlfUe' bHch l lbs
KitflMMl tmuk. 'I1m
uov rmiy br JllvT
. t'mr Us PtMSrth
Luitk.! Ytm tuiui ilnri
up for lb Pounb. Tm '-ullo!
AdrtotUM Cu. bum Jart i,-nrd op
a Mn lino id wm and pa.U
For W .m-WiiB-lpftof. h-HI
MooWi yt.
Wltl'M
t losing K-rci.r. I'.rmlr i-el llfr.
Ur. AiiilifiHt llu IJHililinpr
Oilier Matter-! l liilci-rsl.
THE YHAIt'S WOitK
of the Chenmwn
Indian school vasl"u" w,l,ul "" "
partly hown In the closing
, tive audience, many of whom had
gone out from Salem to hear the
program and seo how things are
conducted in that Institution.
The essays and exercises in gen
eral show tint sound principles of
Christianity and government are
taught in the school, and that
theie is Miieh talent in the Indian
children which, with proper cultiva
tion, may be developed into means
of accomplishing kmm1.
The program was can led out in a
creditable manner and was enjo,ed
by all who were in attendance, even
Mirpistn what they had expcHed
to hem Out of many things which
j u.ight be sibl in leirnrd to the cxer-
el-e, s,ieei.il inelitiiiii Is title I lie es
say by Maiy l'a. lor, au Alaskan
girl, entitled "A Trip," in which
she nicely pictured her visit to her
native home. The dialogue, "The
Train to Mauro," was thoroughly
amusing and showed skillful train
ing on tltc part of those who execu
ted It. The recitation, "Red Jacket,"
by Josephine Allard, could have
been a lessou to many of our fairer
daughters with moio trainiug and
better advantages. Thos. Billings
read au essay giving a brief sketch
of the history of the school and the
work as can led on now . The selec
tion, "Jlnnlers," was original and
was roundly applauded. The mo.t
amusing and best rendered piece on
the program win nu original med
ler, composing familiar hymns, na
tional airs, war song, sentimental
pieces, comic and plantation songs,
lendeicd by six girls. The concert
recitations were well rendered,
mostly by the young pupils or those
who hae been in the school but a
slioit time. Supt. Irwin in his clos
ing leniarks summed up briefly the
work of the .school during his in
cumbency. At the conclusion of the piogram
Photographer Catterliu took the
pietuies of the school and build
ing. INDU.slHIAL i:iiiniT.
There was some line work from
the hands of apprentices which show
that this depaitnicnt is well eaicd
for. A pair oi lad.'s shoes, cut and
made by Waller Kninody, were as
neat looking as will be found in the
market. Kennedy is a boy 10 yeais
old, and has been an apprentice two
yeais. Lee Finuc.v , a oui--year ap
prentice, and IIair, Millwr of si.
months expeiience in the shoe shop,
showed some good work. In the
c'.othing department, a dress cut and
made by Luciiula Ileudiieks and a
skirL of crochet work by Adallne
Smith, exhibited most skill. Among
the otlier won; shown In this de
partment that would bo a credit to
tho nyerago tailor were a gent's vest
by D. W. McKay, and boys' coats
by Alice Wib on and Emma Hodg
(lon. Among the exhibits trout the car
penter shop were a wagon w heel by
Oscar Brown, a violin box by John
Hrou'n, and a neck yoke, iron and
wood work, made and lilted by Sol
moil Gieely. The tin shop had
boveral pieces of work by Arthur
Saxon. In this department wciu
nlno exhibited 'uuic line vegetable!,
from the farm.
DEtOUATKl.SS AND JIOlTOS.
Over each entrance to the main
building was a large archway of
everg'cens with the word welcome;
on the inside festoons were in pro
fusion, which had been in ranged by
the advanced pupils under llio su
pervision of Miss Cornelius On the
walls were shown nioitos, most of
which weie exciited by the Indian
I children, nil lending to make the
large chapel take an npp-uraiav of
civilization, and the abundance of
(lowers and evergreen used in tho
decorations, sending a fragrance
heaven wind.
ART AND DIAGRAMS.
An observer miultl not help
' being surprised ut the ability lu pen
i oil mid
cniyon drawing uispi.tycu
by those tin
I f the scene
tutored children. Many
scenes wore orimnai concep
tions of scone of their home life
and Indian characters.
Tho map and diagram drawing
which Is made a study in the school
has reached quite a legre of purfec.
tiou. A map of Africa by Osca
Brown will be K'nt to Wushlngtoii
flU 41 UtWUt! Illilll I if tlllll L Itfk
PEIUsONALAPPKARANCi: AND IllhCI
PLIMS.
The pupils wuretdl neatly diutwd,
and liavi; lost many of tlio trail of
elmruoter uwially smi in their raw, ,
they apiwar to lw obedient t their,
luHclicrs and U resipect tin in. The
wIlflltf glvwlIIllwll llf , .cliool is
m)(h,r H -trct ,, t.Vtry.
j,,,, udl)Illf Mnmtieily. The
I fctrlt order ami lime in which ..very
thlllK 1 U w done I touted
little an possible.
Till! Ht'lLDIMJB AMI (IHOI'XIM.
'11m b(4' uuiubt-r of buildinKe in
use by lb atflutol make Cefnawu
bike the apperHiio of a vlllwgtf.
Throisit. three main lMiildiut(H. The
one on Um fcowth n. for the Imys;
tli MiHHr pjirt i tlu. dormaUiry,
wlillo the Aral tlwir U Hm atwly
romw. The bulMlua; ou the north
W ommiu4m1 br the KirU. Huit. Ir-
w'la awl family and My leadier.
im tiw wat wiK to u urg. dining
rtiMii tor all tlw wiuile; tl soono
msuoimI
H7 teul by tulrUdoriiMi
Uy. Tnelr.rnnu u.wnj h
llM neuool nrofsfr; tbe nt Hoor
Is dtrkled into two lurge
. a . .. ..
((oil IWHrta; tlM ond IhMJT IM Otatr Hunt
Is llio chapel which Is also used
for a session room by the more nil-
I vaucd pupils. In aildltlon to these
, thoio are several smaller buildings,
a laundry, carpenter shop, black
smith shop, bath room nud hospital,
iuc grounds
are In pood repair
ana everytniug noout mo premises
sido and within are neat ami clean.
Tho children march Into tho dining
room with tho order of any board
ing school.
THE WATER SUPPLY
Is furnished by two boilers and en
gines which supply two tanks, one
holding 0,000 gallons for general
purposes, tho other a 2,000 gallon '
taiiK elevated 00 fi-vt above all the i
buildings to tm used in case of tire. ;
There arc now 154 Indian children
in the school. About SO of that num
ber will go uway in a few days for'
the summer, but iikM of them will
be buck n( i he opening of the school
i'i Sti imiiIk-I'. Tli"sc who remain
wi.. o ( iiplnycil dii'iui; the slim I
iner mouths on the tin m and gen
eral work about the Institution.
THE HAND. 1
The Indian brass band Is an im-1
portant part of the institution, i
livery pupil in the school takes a
pride in their band. The leader of
the baud is a boy of 15 years and ts
an excellent player for one of his
age. The baud furnished sumo tine
music during the exercises, and
while the train was pulling in and
going out. It Is composed of the
following members: Jas. Flaunery,
leader, solo Bb cornet; V. McKay,
1st Bb Cor.; Oliver Lindsoy, Eb
Clair.; Solomon Greely, Bb Clair.;
Fied. Fieeman, solo alto; Willie
Ike, 1st alto; Oscar Brown, 1st Ten.;
Walter Kennedy 2d Ten.; Eugeuo
Isaao, Bar.; John James Bb bass;
Jas. Teller, tuba; Robt. Depoe,
stiaro drum; Hiram Crow, bass
drum.
Whatever may be said of the
management of tho sohool, those
who attended the exercises Friday
wore favorably Impressed by what
they saw and heard.
Hi: WAS AHlIAMttD
To Ask Again, but HI. Frank I.ettar
Got It for Hltn.
A fc months uro one ol the unlortuuaU
lunintci. In tho San rnuiclico Almihom
was iiipln-d li tho cnsatlonal statonicnU
In Die news papers with the bellcl that Joy'
Vegi tn ble SHmiparllla would help hlra. But
without mollis, how to get It was tho quei
tlmi. Finally ho w roto to tho Edwin W. Joy
Co., appealing to their generosity, and It wa
not unheeded, tho coveted preparation be
ing sent by tho next parcel delivery. It
cfl'ect Is best told In a subsequent letter, from
which wo quote tho follewing:
" I supposo jou know mo by this wrltlne,
and n i'lrcumstanci"i and condition. Al
thuiih ImproUng, I ask of your generosity
f.- another bottle of our Joy's vexctnblo
Suisnparllla. Its laxatho action Is perfec
tion lt-elf. It has so thoroughly regulated
in system that my cstarrh, rbcuinutlim,
io'iitlpntloii, and headaches are all better.
1 Icel Hshuineil to ask lu this way, but vhat
shall 1 doT I thought I might not need any
more, but I am now so anxious to keep It up;
but jou seo how It Is."
It was FQiit, and he can get mom If ho ncedi
It.
Rising Sun Mnrsh Mallows beat
in tho world -at Jones & Bernardl.
HELLENBRAND'S
! Eating Parlors & Candy Manufactory,
200 Cotnmorolul Stroot.
HILLOKKAUK:
I li-nCicuiii l0c.,15cnndrcntM
. Collce. Ten or Chocolate und Cuke.. 10 cents
Mush and Milk
....lUcents
. pinto or soup
j Hot Cakes Colleo or Tea.
i lli'ofsti'iik and Eggs
Pork Chop and l.gg
I Mutton Chop ami Eggs..
Venison anil Eggs...
Sutixigoitud Eggs
I Hum nml Kl'its
.. .1(1 conn
licenti
...'i' cents
Hi cents
....... U rents
.1 cents
'i'i ceutH
.....11 ccnU
I Fiesh Oysters any stylo .25 cents
25 Cent RegularDlnnerServed Fromlt to3 0'Clotk.
A nice variety of vegetables, etc., etc.
Alhiitca, roll or milk with all ceul
nu nls It bout extra charge.
Choice ( Igars, l
aluays on mind.
Choice Cigars, Imported und Domestic,
Purler limine Htrak and Lggs...,
TVndcr 1tln Kti-nk and Eggs....
.Jfi cents
...V) cents
brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY k DESART,
fcSuociwfcors to I). .Nasli.havu a vlleslab
llsheil llrlck nml Tllu factory In North
Salem, iksu tho fair grounds, and urn pru
jwroil to furnish llrhl-pluns lirh'W nml tile
on short iimiIim
Kuniiile of llrlck or Tile sent fre! to any
iHilut ililrid. on hhorl nolleit. Orilers can
lie left ultli Jos. FlKliburli, III) Htntn tr.,
u'lii'iu MiinpKts tutu bo seen. uv
ARTIST.
Instructions glen and Portraits enlarged
from Photographs or taken frniii Lift,
Ml ( herlngton's, Kldrldgo block, Halem.
MISS M. KIRN.
.IMUNDgsss
- l "'"' A ' '
ammrmmmmm
Agnl Haleiii. Oregon,
brick!
BURTON BROS.
M :ar i.iirwl u furnish k flrst-class rtlle
ut Ifrlrk lu town or MMintry or auywiiero
outkclliieofOAC.lt It. Price! rwwon-
abUt Yitiils nil BUt strwt. oiilxwiUi O, H,
, P. All orders lrt Willi nonius a
Io4 pftimpOy uitundtsl to.
rJiiK-
$12,eHO
1 Will luy ism of Ilia lst half Motion fulius
la Murlofi KJiity, lnmts1 nrur Turner,
, Ofssjoa. TarHts My.
II.C.& .(. ir. POUTER,
ftual autiC"Nts,Ai(intvllle,Or. &-liu
, .
Lamm Home AGaition
I
i bUtllly Wxt4 In Knot rUlaiti, south
. -Z ... t .. f.-i- iry,..!?! ft.m-M
oc iiu; KMOirM iiaiiwar una. near in
XSSJThtZr'
wiiuiV l A.
1. U. iVlLoU1!, UWUd ,
i t
Over 'Two Hundred of these 'avorlto Pens are now in uso lu Marlon county alone. It ts one. of tho very best
Fountain Pen manufactured. All Insurance Agents uso this Pen. Tho Into Improvements rondor It still more
attractive ami more desirable.
A full line of MABIK TODD & BARD'S Gold Pons are always In stock, also
PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTO ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS,
SCRAP PICTURES, PURSES, CARD CASES,
VISITING CARDS, WEDDING STATIONERY.
Remember
TILE
Ready
Fry's
DKLAYS ARE DANGEROUS!
It Is sure death; 25 cents per can.
Grand
COX & BOGGS,
(Iroi'ovs, 2'H) (JomiMM'rinl St.
A Handsome GarSand Cooking Range,
Latest and Improved pattern, nickel finish, with complete sot of utensils, (purchased or R. M. Wailo k Co.)
O
A Ticket with chance
RELIANCI5 (JAN TI5A
on this
Price 75
Boots
Leatlier f&ncl FindiiTgs.
SoTCash paid tor Wool, Hides, Pelts and Furs.-HBtt
The Bissell "Gold Medal" Carpet Sweeper.
The Best in !lw Vv'orkl.
No. 31 Commerolftil St..
Stile in, Oregon.
JUST ARRIVED.
The Largest Assortment of
FLAGS, BANNERS, FIRE WORKS, AND
-LANTKRNH, INCLUDING
WHEF.LK, FLORAL FOUNTAINS,
LI S. BuiiliE hi Color
U'
OfalUIus.
All sl.cs
SMITH'S INSTALLMENT HOUSE,
ti()7 Commercial St, Salem.
THE RKCONU
MOOKI5 & OSHOKNB
Dwilura In Furnltim, Notions, (jueciiHWurc, Glaiwwnre. Cigar, Tolmcoo,
CnndloH and Ntitn All klmbi orw muni baud good, bought and wild.
OiwkIh Mold 011 lommlutloii. Cor Htaleuud l.lbeityKt.
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.
Siuili, Moors, lilimlK iV .Moulding, Tiimlii & Scroll Sawing.
IfiMiM- I lllUllllHf liwllw to orilnr.
.SVw llll 1. 1 I.N, by vtliloh wriaii lwyUrepa full hj.
kind. AxrlrullMri.1 W'oiks. I'.uar irf IraiU' ami ILU
DORRANCK BROS', LUMHER VAKU
' on Htt rltreat, aakm.
j Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Finishing Lumber, Mouldings, &c.
1 AllordsrsDroiiiKtlv-ttlUudSil to. PrVwa as hsriu the Ifiwast. Mill on Msrtln pluce
isjm. I 1 hih DOrthl M Mslaav lime In
AGENCY;
OF THE
FOUNTAIN
tlie Place,
J3nsJ
tn
98 state street, svl,em, Orb.
V13HY 1JEST 1VKATSTDS
Mixed
for family uso at-
Drug Stork.
Slaughter your Squirrels now by tho
-
'Tea
-olTered by-
elegant Pti.u nrcsoutcd
cents per pound.
to every
Tliirdzr?
Wm. B
lJICVUICWS IN
and Shoes !
DEVIL AMONG THIC TAILORS,
WHISTLING JACKS, F.tc.
Muslin and Printed
ii
1
i'i.
aw
ti
and kinds of lanterns ut
HAND STORE
y of smowhimI stork of all
,iraaU, Sulaiu. itv&u.
MUmr usilldlan.
PEI
i
3D
- &
OF
PaintB
usoof FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON.
Pri:ze,
purchaso of ONE POUND of our
rown k Co.
FRISIl MILL
Capital Dairy Co
A. C. Kalrolilld, II. J. Kelly and W. O.
lluroli a ro preparod to deliver lltesli milk
cooled on lc, to any part of the city,
l.ruvoordors niMlnln a Low' stable
Will bo In the market for all cunning va-
rlellwiif
Clifirrius,
Black Hnspborries
and IUacklreiTies
Alter Juno 15tli.
&'-3wdw
The Salem Cannery
Kugene City lionds for SIe.
XTOTtCr: u hereby Kiven that under the
L iirovlslonsofniinctot the l.-iflelaturo
of Ornaon entitled, "An act to lneors
niUitliuClty of KUKvne and to repeal all
nets and imrt of acts In contllcl here
with," MKxl in tho oltlco of tha secretary
or Ktute, February w, 18bU, tho common
million 01 1 no euvor Kuireno win issue mm
dispose ol tho bonds of said city at ymt
vnluoof IroiiiHoi-Oto $ScjXXi, iu 4euoml
nations of from tlf.3 to DUO an th per
alnuar tuny desire, payable 80 yearn arvwr
ditto of Inula- tha wiine, with luterl
iiiereou at me ruto noi 10 ezcoea a per reel
nr annum, isivublo semt-iinnusllv
IWvkltHt propuouU to purvlmsu said bouiU
will bo received bv tho underslinott
at Kuxene, Uroscon, until Hepteuiuer
isi, inuv, unu uu proposals ftvenen
will be opened autl considered on
IhoStU day ol ttaptember, 10, aadlaakl
bonds will be dlsnoaedof tn lli carton ar
(Hirsous iuokipk me wi oner or oner
herefor. , .
The common council reserves tho riant
torejectnny and alt proioal- By orwMr
or t no council.
llocorrtor for theCliyof K'tifW