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collections.
Ttik Evi2iNOCArrrAi.JounNAi. regu
larly receives the afternoon associated
press dlsprtches.
A Bold Thiek. 1). A. Leonard,
a well-to-do and pioneer farmer of
the Waldo hills, had a thousand
dollars stolen from his house pome
three weeks ago. It seems that Mr
Leonard had occasion to getlC10
from the bank at Silverton to have
some Improvements made on the
farm in the way of tiling. He rode
to Silverton and drew $000, which lit
had on deposit, and with $400 In
borrowed from the bank, plaeed il
In an inside pocket of his coat, and
returned home with the money. Hi
left the coat with the roll of tuotie
In the pocket, hanging in thesitting
room, and retired for the night with
no thought of any one molesting it,
but to his great surprise It was goue
next morniug. The previous da
thero had been a man looking at n
piece of land on an adjoiuing farm,
though Mr. Leonard did uot sec
him. This gentleman had astoo
about his sister similar to that bj
which Mr. Jones of Gervais wa.'
duped, and some of Mr. Leonardo
neighbors think it is the same mar
jmd has the ?1000, though he doc
not accuse him nor has lie his sus
picion on any one, but he says it is n
dark mystery to him. Mr. Leonan.
has kept itquiet thinking thnt some
thing may devolop it3elf out of it,
and his daughter was very sick uud
ho feared it might worry her and lu
did not even relate the loss to hit
wlfo for more than a week. Ht
takes his loss in good spirits and
attributes it to carelessness. The
old gentleman is an honest farmer
and has accumulated a few thous
ands by good management and will
soon recover the loss.
Gather ut Samples. An agent
of the board of immlgalion at Port
land wis in the city this morning
and lias gone up tho valley to be
back in a few days. It is tho inten
tion of tho boatd to tend east to
New York, Oiucluuatl, Chicago,
Omaha and other principal cities
two carloads of samples of Oregon
products lu charge of suitable men,
for the purpose of advertising the
country, lis resources and advan
tages. The agent wishes all farmers
who take an iul.'rest in tho mailer
to send In samples of grain, vege
tables, fruits, etc., and urges real es
tate men, boards of trade, and all en
terprising busluess men to encour
age tho farmers to it, and to exert
themselves in gathering au exhibit
such as tho valley can bo proud of,
and such as will be beneficial in di
recting the eye of tho outar world
hithenvnrd. Each samplo will be
properly labeled with the namo and
addreas of the donor, so that cell lo
cality will bo fairly represented as
its peoplo exert themselves to have
it so. This is worthy of attention,
as tho products of a country are by
far the incut eloquqnt pleaders in its
behalf, and as the advertisement
thus proposed costs the donor noth
ing except bringing llicm in, all
should be wiliiug to do something.
Ui'.nnino Under Dikkici'i.ties.
- Y. It. Anderson, of Salem, while
out shootlug, tioar Marion, last
Wednes-Jay, followed some birds on
to the farm of Mrs. Christopher.
As the lady did not allow hunting
on her farm, her son, John Christo
pher, ordered Anderson oil' tho
premise-. This hu reiused to do,
stating that ho would go when ho
pot ready, and would shoot where lie
pleased. After a short nltercation,
n which both men Imkxiiui excited,
lliey came to blows, in which An.
derwHi struck young Christopher on
the head with a gun which ho held
in his huud and threatened to shoot
Mm. At this point Christopher lett
fur home and Andcrvou drove to
within aboutamile of Marion, where
he camped for the night. When
Christopher reached home it was tie
olded to have Anderson arrested.
which they proceeded to do by ap
pearing before Ksqulro JJ.tgley, who
Issued a warrant which was placed
In Constable iruddIeson'Hlmnds,who
went to Marlon and arrested Ander
son and brought hlui before. Esqulro
llagloy, where ho waived examina
tion and was botitul over in tho sum
of $oOO to appear before the grand
Jury, whioh inectH tu October. Mr.
Audorson furnished tho required
ball and wits released. Joll'orson
Itovlow.
Bliqiit Runaway.--Mr. Adeook,
tho Court Htreet Jeweler, was out rid
ing yesterday, and when driving
north on Cottuo idreot bin horho
became frightened
street car mid lutulo
run nway, but
with no BcrioiiH
tho car was coming
uitiilt lit till rtttik ef uiiiil 1 1.. I...
was iitmllv stopped ' f "' "' w,"p" Join the remainder of Mr. S.V abundance. 5 uneinu UATt. "bjTuin'&y'oJa'tS
uamuge. Jio says ...,"...!.... un.n i yi who nave oeeu at ureen ... . ; term m tid urt ud you are hirtiier
z:?, " "r.zz :rr a " "ii rrisnoui
It and was ..n.Kultod to '
torn Infn t!i Glrwt. nln.iuwl.l.. '
ib jK nllil tlinl itin jln .1 n t ... -.
lu charge of the car did not stop It
when Uwy taw tho Uoive trying to
run, n ho bcl eves thoynhou d have i Tim Nmv Duiuuik IIuw happy ( They wl.l also visit among old no- ber tmde, and tho bride Is a datigh
done. JIo thlnka they were also thau Polk county ftirtuunt will fie qunlutuiiuucA buck there. terof ono of the substantial rri.N
ruuulnf too frst, aud that thc&e cars
nbould bo limited In speed throush
ihe tblokiy heltlwl portions of the
tSty.
EXAMINATION OP STONEMAN.
The Girl Tells n Straight Storj-
Accnscd Bonml Over
Unit S'tOOO.
-The
About 10 o'clock this morning,
James Stonoman appeared In Jus
tice Goodoll's court to undergo pre
liminary examination on a charge
of rape, as already recorded in the
Journal of Saturday, District At
torney Bingham appearing for the
state uud Geo. H, Dimmit defend
ing. By request of the attorneys all
persons except officers, conn. I, wit
nesses and press reporters nt-re in
cluded from tho room.
The accused appeared to be com
posed, but veiy quiet and not at all
verry comfortable. The first wit
ness was Dr. J. X. Smith,
who had by request of the justice
and district attorney made a medi
cal examination, and testified that
the physical conditions indicated
carnal relationship lilcli might
Have been of prolnn-ted existence,
though he could uot swear positiv
ely that such vw the cause of the
conditions.
The girl, Belle Oswalt, and hei
little sister Elsie, were brought into
court accompanied by the two ladies
in whose charge tl ey have been
duce Saturday. Belli- will be 13
yearsoldthelStliofui-xtOctoberaud
Elsie is six. Belle did uot waut to
resworn, but after a little udvici
from the court ami the ladiis sin
.vent through all riht, in fact be
coming quite cheerful after a little,
ind told a straightforward story,
she has a fair, open face, large eye
tud could be made by proper train
ing a good, intelligent girl. What
ever of depravity in her nature Is the
result of bad surroundings, probably
gnorant, careless parents, who de
voted little attention to the proper
teaching of their children. She
wore to the sanio facts recited lu
Saturday's Journal, which are not
necessary to repeat here. The cross-
I'Xamlnation failed to vary her tale
of shame, except wherein she ad
mitted to having made no resistance
uud to having consented willingly to
the outrage.
Her first movement iu court, after
she recovered composure, was to place
on the tuble in front of Stoneman a
heavy plain gold ring, which she af
terward testified was Ills and she
wanted him to take. She says she
has ktiown him six years; that lie
lived in their family iu Freeport,
Illinois, and he occupied the same
room up-stairs that she and other
children slept In. Ills first
criminal relation with her was
fully a year ago while her mother
was living, but she told nobody.
Her father and her grandparents
knew of and consented to her com
ing to Oregon with Stoneman.
These are the only witnesses intro
duced b' tiio stale.
Tlio defense introduced U. I. Cad
well, a carpenter, in the same party
with whom Stoneinan and the Os
walt children came from Freeport.
Mr. Cadwell made up a crowd, who
chartered a car for tho trip, and Mr.
Stoneman joined them. Ho did
not Know Stoneman before, but lie
was highly spoken of by such men
us tho sheriff there, merchants and
other public men. Mr. Cadwell
said: "They all consideicd him as
a gentleman; we found him sound
think him so yet. He treated the
children (Oswalts) as I would treat
sisters and I saw no undue familiar
ity between llieni."
A brother-in-law of Mr. Cadwell
aud two other gentlemen testified
to the same state of facts as Mr. ('.
aud tho defense rested its case.
Justice Goodell considered tho evi
denco mlllclent to bind him over to
await the action i f the grand jury,
and placet! his bonds at W00, which
ho stys he c in procure. He Intends
UMitgajing bis property to secure the !
boutls and s.iys ho will then l,o b..ek
to Illinois intending to bring on tes
timony which will exonerato him.
He says he is entirely inuovciil, hut
he did not go upon the witness
stand.
Tho girls were taken iu charge
again by tho directors of the Or
phan's Home, where they will be
properly cared for until suitable ar
rangements can bo made for their
future.
Danucuous Condition, Dr. .1,
Reynolds went yesterday to Aurora
to consult with Dr. M. Glesy in an
important cans near there. Mr.Couo,
a wealthy farmer anil hop grower
about ilvo miles front Aurora, in the
Champocg neighborhood, had ids
leg crushed below tho knee recently
and tho Injury Is proving more seri
ous than at first supposed. A large
amount of pus had formed and blood
poisoning had set in, so that the
whole limb U iitleeted by swelling
aud Inflammation. Tho physicians
made au Incision establishing a
drainage of the pus and It is hoped
permanent relief may be obtained,
but tho matt is iu iv critical condi
tion and being between o5 and GO
years old makes the matter all tho
worse.
the hoe and
ft l Ul" . .
"Y ""w" . '""""""J "u ,uwve
; ouly a row brulMu and will mmjh bu'
J o
the liwiUli-
Uirk rlillni- '
-
when thtv oun eonio over and get
the bem lit of the exceptional bar
gams qflen-Hl by Squire I'arrar A
CAi.
wi iie uu-viriu r. .. ti . .... ...... . i. .,. i"-"ij" " .' ..u.'ciiuiKi!iiiiTO !.... .v., ,.......,.,, f,.,.,,., i,iwiiv iu' iiHmeoi uie nine oi uresoii. vou aio
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I'll Wfkv v lriri k I Inuuit MLj
iv r. ......!.. ii ! wut 1 1 tr-u i ii in ii t r hj ii k ii . ivkaB-kHj.i.i i iini'ii iiai imiiiiiii uiu irninii iiii.i . i. . .
tthtromi effort to ' V i". "" T. " ' . . " ' . . . t'l uiomlng for Albany.whero they berries aud other good things in !i'V.i,!',"".,?,ei '". S. ..?'
. ....Ul.lll.lll.lllllllillll.fi. MUllltin UP i Ik i. t ,.. "vi, icv. I i.n iHTti uuy .11 iiim iipm nlrlllnr
down tho hill at " '" " "V.,.. . " "'"" ":.." ' ,v. r l. t aomllrt above Meliama v iikiki. JSI IS lf1 KSSJViS'l.
Vlliniiwuiiouiwiliuilll IHI.Iil- IIIUIIU A.-.. .......I. ...1 41. 111. .11 ..'. - -
Teachers Instititb. About
forty of Marion county's pedagogues
and school inarms were enrolled at
the East Salem school to-day and a
number of others will be present to
morrow. A regular program has
been arranged and will be followed
out. The day of opening the work
was very favorable. The following
have registered upto two o'clock this
afternoon. Minnie Lansing, Mary
Bucll, Lila Button, Carrie D. Wood
burn, Mattie McNury, Mrs. Fannie
E. Brown, Anna Aschenbroner, Lucy
L. Barzee, M. Carrie Morris. C. J.
Heslin, Margaret J. Cos per, J. J.
Kraps, Lillian Peck, J. It. Fowler,
Anna Fischer, Mabel Brihaut,Lulu
Munkcrs, Abble L. Miles, Alleua
Melleo, Mabel Jane?, Bertha Ram
sey. Anna L. Christopher, J. H.
Ragsdale, J. W Barrow, Mrs. M. B.
Nichols, Geo. M. Whipple, Margaret
Evans, Jessie Xorthup, Chas. E.
Pease, Berty Adams, W. B. Adams,
Mary A. Kelly, E. G. Klrby, Lizzie
Kirby, Lottie E. Ailyn, Ida M.
Hartley, Maggie M. Hartley, Sarah
E. Tuggle. Horteuse Iiimau, Theo.
Van Wagner, Serella G. Grubbe.
Sprained Anicle Win. Kenne
dy met with a painful accident dur
ing the game of ball at Highland
yesterday. While making a lm-e
run where it was close work, he
slid into the base feet foremost strik
ing tho base sprained his ankle. He
was drought to town and medical
aid summoned. This morning he
was able to hop along with the aid
of a stout cane.
I'EKSONAIj MENTION.
Seth 11. Hammer is in Portland
on business to-day.
Ed. C. Herren is in Albany for a
few days on business.
Capt. W. W. Bartlctt came home
to-day from the mountains.
H. G. Guild, editor of the : Mlwr
ton Appeal, is in the city to-day.
Dr. J. M. Keene is a bu-iues
visitor at Portland this afternoon.
Hon. Sol. Abrahams, of Roebu i u,
is doing business In Salem to-day.
Squire Farrar, after spending Sun
day here, returned to Portlaud this
morning.
Dau Tarpley, mailing clerk in the
postoftice, returned to-day from the
ocean beach at Newport.
Mrs. Jay C Smith wa- among
those who arrived home this after
noon from Newport.
Superintendent Mile-, of the
Salem street railway, has returned
from a trip to the mountains. '
Capt. D. C. Sherman came up from ;
Portlaud this morning where he had i
been to see his sister safely off on a I
visit east. '
Miss Lottio Allyu returned this
morning trom Goldendale, Wash.,
where she has been spending her
summer vacation.
Miss Nellie Johnson, of Jeil'ersou,
is visiting a few days with her
gratid-narents, Mr. and Mr. H. A.
Johnson, on Church street.
W. W. Johnson, who has been
visiting ids father and brothers here
tho past few weeks, leturned to-day
to ills homo iu Burns, Harney
county.
Mr. Oscar I). Reunie, of the Indc-1
pciidence West Side otlice, drove
over yesterday and made a flying
visit with his parents. Oscar is do
inij well iu Independence.
W. T. Hess, representing the Cali
fornia Demokrat, the principal
German paper of that state, was in
tho city yesterday on a tour of busi
ness and pleasure.
Mrs. T. McF. Pattonand Miss Ella
Rrown, daughter of ex-Statu Treas
urer Drown went to Newport to-day
to join Mrs, Patton's sister, who is
now there.
Mr. F.ugene Ureyman and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Win. England
returned by team yesterday from Me
hania, where they have been enjoy
ing themselves a few weeks.
Mr. A. S. Auterson, foreman of
the Woodburn Independent ofllco
and general manager jut now,
came up Saturday evening, return
ing yesterday with Mrs. A. and
ohilil i on.
Misses Julia and Ellen Chamber
liu, after a pleasant visit with rela
tives here, took this morning's train
for Seattle. They were accompan
ied as far as Portland by Miss Her
thii Monies.
J. C. Leopold, ot the carpet house
of Walter Rios., San Francisco and
Portlaud, has been hero the past two
days and taken tho measurements
of the several rooms of the Cheniek
etc hotel for new furnishings lu that
line throughout.
Jesse A. Ualdwlu, of Chicago, an
old friend of Geo, WeMer, arrived In
tho city this morning for a visit and
to take a look around iu tho valley,
lie will spend a few days vMtlng
with Mr. Miller's finally before tak
ing his tour of tho valley.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Stelner were
Newpoit for a threo weeki' outing. ,
Dr. II. J. Mintliorn, president of
tho Oregou Land company, aeeom-
M,mwu MW fl,,,u"om Wl "K0
llH,,r oei'n'tore 10 uiuirow ior town,
"uo tey win iiueiin uiu aniurtl
ineetlm: of tho Society of Frieuds. ,
NuwfoiiT. lVrsouii wishing ooo
or more ulve, funiUhed looms at ,
Newport, apply lit lltor Jot'HNAL.
ON THE DIAMOND.
Salems On the Iionil to Fame -They
Win Both (lames Leycqne
Is a l'itclicr.
The two
games of base ball
Highland
bnll grounds Saturday
aud Sunday were well attended and
some good ball playing was done.The
first six innings of yesterday's game
were played to perfection by both
teams and stood 2 to 0 in favor of the
visitors. In (he seventh inning thtiu,d says they are all alike in
Salems got down to business and
made seven tallies McLotighlin
weakened iu pitching in the sev
enth inning. The eighth inning
Cooke eulen-d Hie box and the Sa
letns made six tallies. Mcloughllu
pitched for the ninth and made a
good game. Levi-qtie pitched a good
game all through. The following is
the "core.
THE SCORE.
SALEM. All R IJH Sit PO A E
Howard ss G 2 4 0 0 10
Cooney2b 3 4 2 0 7 2 2
McCarthy c 5 3 3 0 3 8 0
Smith If... 5 2 2 0 10 0
Levequep- 3 13 0 5 2 1
Booth 3b 10 13 11
Coleman cf 5 0 0 10 0 0
Burnham lb - .4 2 2 o 8 1 1
Mellen rf .-4211003
Totals ....39 17 17 3 27 10 S
VANCOUVER. All R Ell SH PO A E
Hefner cf 4 2 10 0 0 0
Boden ss.. 4 12 0 0 3 0
McLougMiu J p. 4 2 10 10 0
Potteiger 2b 5 0 1 2 7 1 1
MeLoughlin H If 4 0 0 1 0 0 1
Kennedy If . .1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Kreiserc 5 0 0 13 7 1
Keuiiington 3b 4 1 0 0 1 ,"i 1
Kiggensrflb ...310151 1
Totals 3S 8 7 5 2017 6
McCarthy out for running out of
the hue between lb and 2b.
SCORE
Salems
Va neon vers. .
HY INNINGS.
--24 01 0 0 10 0 017
-.0 100 20 2 0 8 8
SUMMARY.
Earned runs Oft' McLouglin, 3;
Leveque, 2.
Two base hits Biirnhuiii.Cooiic.i, '
McCarthy, Leveque, 2.
Home runs Coouey.
Uaees stolen Booth; McCartr. 2;,
Smith; Leveque, 2; Howard, Cnoi,t-..
3; Durham, 1; Mellen; Hi'iiter; I5o
den2; McLaughlin J.
Double plays Cconey to Burhani;
Kigijin- to Cooke.
Buses on balls By Leveque, 3;
McDouchlln 0.
Hit dy pitched ball Hy Leveque,
3; Mclotighlin, 1.
Struck out -By MeLoughlii). 4;
Leveque, 4.
Passed balN By Kaiser. 1; Mc-
Carl by, 1.
j Wild pitches-By McLoturliliii, 1
, Time of game Two bonis and
twenty-five minute-,
Umpiies Mewh. linker and
Hem mi niter.
OllSERVATIONS.
The games were noted fdr being j
quiet and the good conduct on the
part of those in atteudence. i
There was no complaining at the
umpiring. Baker n the best urn-,
pile in the field, fair and firm in his j
decisions. '
MeLoughlin is n good pitcher for
it lew inning---Leveque lor a whole
game.
Let the good order of the last two
games continue.
SUNDAY'S GAME.
The Salem's made 13 tallies in
th,, .iviiitii nmi .ii.ti, iin.inm
'The Vancouveis made one tho first,
one the third, one tho seventh and
two the eighth. So the score took
13 to 5 in favor of the home team.
The bad playing was iuLMcoughlins
and Cooper's pitching in the sev
enth and eighth innings otlierwie
it was a good game.
j IIi:s Not Cowakdly. The Jell
j erson Review calls Mr. McMahan,
of flie Woodburn Independent a
"cowardly cur," because lie has not
explained or corrected his lecent
j strictures on Hon. Chas. Miller.
McMahan may make mistakes, as
I lie doubtless docs, and did when he
attacked that reliable old farmer,
Charles Miller, but he is not a cow
ard in any tense, as the Review man , -
can easily find out. Mac is nway to j See the bargains otl'ered at Sar
the mountains now, but the Review i gent's r and 10 cent counters. 8-7-Gt
man will hear from him iu due time. ' " '
' Plenty. Fresh butter in suffi-
H.vni) Knciaobi). The McMinn-1
vllle Reporter has this item of news,
and its assur.inees are gratifying:
The MoMlnnevillo hand has been
engaged to fiirni-.li iniisie for the
Btato fair. It is a well known fact
that wo have one of the bes.t bands
In the htate, and a recognition of
tho fact Is shown by their being en
gaued by the htate fair aoeiiitlou.
They are indeed a credit to the town
and to tho state.
ll.vxn Maui:. .Murphy & Uncart
have just finished a line of superior
hand made brick which will bo
oeuedbvthe middlo of the week I
, I
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W. C. T. I'.-Itegtilart meeting
TueMlay, Aug. 12th, WW p. m.
An inmtciit-o lot
it ot clioieo water
elved at .1. G.
. . ,
melons Just reee
Wright's; he also has freh sweet
SEARS - DA LK. At Dallm,
Stliidiiv. Aiil'UsI 10. IK!))), bv t mi.,.
.1
i .
tv Jutfuo tflatillbr. Mr..'. M. Soars.
of Dallas, and Miss Molly Dale, of
Elleiidale, l'olk county.
c
Mr, Sears is one of the solid aud
well respected youug men of Dallas,
where he Is doinu a nmnorons i.m.
of Klloudale, a shrt dUtauee above '
t'Dull - t. They have many acouamt-
anees In Salem who wish them Joy
aud happtuew.
lEt'SES
the efforts of Senator Mitchell a re
count will be obtained for Multno
mah county and the city of Salem,
at which will
show whether thero
just ground for complaint in Oregon,
and ir n notable lack of good woru
is found iu these two places, the rest
of the state may be included. Su
perintendent Porter is inclined to
disTedlt the complaints made,
tone,
indicating that they all
emanate from tho same source. It
may be true that their tone is alike,
as tlieie are not many different
wiiis of saying the simple thing
that large numbers of our people
have not been counted. That is the
simple burden of the soug, and
when said iu plain English it will
sound about alike over the wires
from nil sections suffering of the
same complaint.
Lumper Burned. A few even
ings since a spark from the engine of
the gravel train oil the S P. caught
ina pile of feucing lumber a half
mile south of the depot, setting it
on fire and burning nearly seven
thousand t'eet. The blaze communi
cated to bridge No. 157, which
would have been consumed, but
Section Foreman Pruuty was
notified of it aud took his China
gang to the scaue and extinguished
the Homes. The lumber belonged to
the company aud was to bo used iu
fencing along the old Cross place.
Impkoveing. Architect O, A.
Robert has been prostrated a few
days with malarial fever at his home
on Oak and Summer streets, but his
friends will be pleased to learn that
he is recovering nicely. -Mr. E.
H. Morse, the contractor, at 191
High street, who has been seriously
ill several weeks with remittent
fever, is convalescent, but still
weak.. Mrs. John Holm, in High
land, has been ailing the past week
with a fever, but is now recovered.
Notice.
Ail persons are warned against
purchasing stock of the Gold Mount
ain & Dry Gulch Consolidated Gold
& Silver Miuing Co. of R. H. Mil
ler, he having ::o stock standing in
his name on the company's books,
nor h he atithorizad to transact any
business for the company.
R. R. Cannon; President.
Halem, Aug. 7th, 1S0O
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A MIST ADIJI'.KSS.
A Trlnl.I.nt l..uly Write to San Frjtn-
i'Ucii for It.
Mr,. Hr. i?t McNainaraof 31a state street,
rrtniila.i. ('olor-uto, while isitiap; iu St.
I.ouls In-1 xuiiinier, did not suffer with her i
U' .) mi k hendacie-. ami indigestion. Hut I
in iicr return to Tri'.imnil her old trou
bles eaine upon her. It nns not tho St.
Louis climate that did eo much for her.
The secret is told iu the following letter, re
ceied by Thomas 1'riee & Sou, the well
known asSnjers of 624 Sacramento Street,
San KrancicO. Mrs. McNumara writes:
' Threo mouths since I was vlsitiug In
st. Louis aud obtained two bottles of Jov'g
Vcretablo Sarsaparilla. It was of great relief
to me in my headaches and iudisestion.
Since my return to my home in Trinidad
I feel the need of it, and as I have lost tho
address I write to you to ask If you will not
kindly forward this letter to the proper
number in San Fraucisco, and have me
ent a few more bottles of this valuable
vegetable compound."
People having used Joy's Vegetablo Sars
parilla once send huudreds of miles to get it
again, as in the above instance.
fciJOOuill buy a well established
business with u good paying trade
no better about Salem. Part cash,
balance on time. For a few days
only. Call on Catterlin, Rigdon, &
Co. lot! Statestreet, Salem, Or. 7-24-tf
Cure fur .Sick Headache.
llii diMHN-dtig complaint Is dne to an
iimi-!ic or sluggish llei or constipated
bowcN which deranges the stomach and
ilMmbs tho nervous sjstem causing ilir
zlncjns and an oppiesiu dull pain In the
head, often so seveie as to prevent any rest
or sleep. One of Dr. (luun's Improved
Liver l'ills will releaveyou ot all the pain
aud in.i-.ery and a few more doses will eor
rect the ll eraud stomach and regulate the
bowels. While these pills aie small, easily
taken. nmlmlldundgentloln their action
thero Is no medicine mand that will so ef
fectually euro sick headache, ll'icentsa
box. Sold by Smith A-. -stelner.
cieut quantities to supply tho de-
niand, at Capitol Adventure Co.
S-S-tf.
Before you start for the sea shore
or mountains don't forget to order
the Evknino Jouux.vr. to your
camp.
, sure Ctiro for l'lleo.
Itching l'lles are known by moisture
lliioncibplnillon, cMn.lnij intense itching
uhiHiunnu. TIiIh form ns well us Wind
ltlecdine unit protruding, yield ut onco to
Dr. HoMinUn'x I'llo Hemedy, will ch uct
directly on the parts iitleeted, absorbs tu
mors, iillnys Itching und ellects n perman.
ent cure. 50 cents 1 iipgist or mall:
trett-e iree. Dr. HomuiUo, 1'iqua, O. Bold
by Smith riteluer.
nV --'Ti:nBradshaw, Columbia,
and other Hue varieties of plums at
the cannery. Salem Caumng Com-
an 8:l-dw-Uw.
"-i--5-ea-jg'i!g"aBgagq'a
StinilUOllS.
In thuelruult caurtofllmstiitAnf nr,.mn.
i - .i. .:...:.:: .- .... ..... -"
.... " w""" .
l Vunimren. plaimirt
SnlttodUolve
S. - 41. lii.it-
Allio Vinliurou, defendiuitj riRiro eoutruct
lo Allle YimlUiren. Mild defendant! In
court lt.r a divas) dUsolvtusr th i.n.rri,.
Census Recount.
lty seems to be now
i mat met now oUtlus between you and
UU.ldiii.andftirciwu. ' I
TlilskitminonkI publUhed by order ot I
lMn-S-) 'l4V,M!. Juas,nwdM chambers,
Jnlv isikv l i in., i--. - .i ' i
' - i.....1.mia.t,
Attoruey for plfr, i
- 1 I -J I
J. H. HAAS,
TIU3 WATCnLtVIvER,
2I5H 0mrdl SU, iiltm, Ortjoa.
(Next door to K.ein's.)
8otany of 8taole, and lepalrtnc
(lock i, v aicbes nod Jewelry.
25c Want Column.
Notices Inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. o aityer-
' tiiemeut inserted in th
ins column ior icni
isithltn twentynve cenw.
Thrill MA 1.1? Clirau
A Reed family
U Witt, K,n tit.u .-
a -15-C0 Wlncheter rifle,
1 bont.onM and MilK co.nplclo Also
tnri Ire. '."ft Com
merclal street
POUND AT LAST.-A Polish that will
V clean a piano without camming It.
For sale nt Diamond's mulc house.
F
OR SA LE. One house and two lots In
South Snlem.
inquire oi w.ji. mmp-
son. t'rlcejbiJ.
m
and
ll ti.ntvlnn tiinrhlnp. Alsmin SO-liefO fliml
call on or iiildrcM T. C. .lory, llox 01, Unlem
PATRONIZE Home Industry, and use
Mountain Uiilin Cough Cure. Guar
anteed to clve lellel or money refunded.
Manufactured Hy H. H.Oro-", Salem, Ore
con. Smith .1 Melner solo agents ror
Salem. 1-fidlm
Insiire in Your Home Company!
"The State,"
Whlr-li ha fortlipp.'-t hIx venri
PAID MORE TAXAS.
Issued More Policies,
Received More Premiums
A' d Paid More Losse;
L'jhi- uropert located in Orrjjou or Wash
Ington than any other eompany.
It was the. First Company to Fay
all Losses in Full and in Cash
By the three ci eat conflagrations of Seattl
Kllenburtjnnd Sp"Hiine Falls.
GEO. M. HEELER.
City Agenl
And Special Agent tor Marion County.
Ottlce In the company's Imlldlnc.
HENRY
STANLET
IN DARKEST AFRICA
The complete story of StanU-j 'a rent thrillinf
adventures and the diclojro of bU important
iliscoTerir will appear for tho first time in the
work wrlttea by binneif. entitled "In D.irVe9
Afri-ft " I) not be deceived by any ot th. to
cil id ' Stai.ie) books" now being offered as "eeD
liiin.' and 'authentic " To uo ono of these hu
Stanley contributed aline.
Thereis no quejtion about thii statement btlnc
direct in erery particular we guarauiee u, nn
will file pa-ticulart on application.
PtllTfflM la crilcr nnt t0 1e ml'1". o
vnunun that the fcoot utara me izn.
frlntof
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
And that the canTasalng acent carries a erUflet
U cen:r from ui.
A. L BANCROFT & CO.
132 POST STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO.
General Aaents for the Pacific Coasi
.lames S. Fcllon, solo njent for Marlon
county, Salem, Oregon.
McCROW & WILLARD.
Dealers in
Fresh and Salt Meats.
ELDRIDGE BLOCK.
Price of Meats by the quarter "c.
Mutton by thoquarter 7c.
I'ork by the quarter ..... 7c.
lloils .... 5 to Sc.
Roasts Se,
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRONG,
271 Commercial Street.
French and German Wheat and
Rye Breads in City Styles.
Vienna Rolls.
SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking in Full Stock.
My new bread and cake bakers
are llrst-clitbs artists in their line,
ami I aim to have
Everything as Fine as the Finest
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm .Meals at All Hours of the Day
None but white labor employed In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked In first
cln stylo
Twenty-live cents per meal.
RED KRONT.
?urt otrcct, between Journal Offlce and
Mlnto'a Liver".
Hoard of Equalization.
lothe tas papers of Marion county, Ore
in: Ttir board of Equallwtlon will meet
Uheornce of the count- clerk, at the
llif hnn.a It. Ua.lAn AA.....H i ...
run
at the ottlce of the
....... .v..ov m imiii'm ivihi. jrirxuu,uu
the lal Mondar lu An?usi. lsnl twin? tlm
court hoiibe In Marion county, Urezon, on
ffllli da-, ut l) o'clock u. in, and publicly
311
coiiinieuceiue exammution or the n..s
ment g returned by the assessor for the
;wo- lsw),vitrrectliieal error In value or
tterlption of laud, loUor other property.
ftj'a, ??
a?,y, da '
all tax iuiti
i win remain iu session froui
for one week only. ThereA)re
wyers or owners of property In
rJVt. "".""" uiy are uounea 13 anpear
ot the i time and place herein tnenUoued
.o... i..".i.r ".. ..--". .-- rvi"- -
anasbowctiukelfanv thev huvewhi-their
i ii'Mmeut should not remtan as taken by
theaeor. A. K.ULACKEUBV.
. . . ... ... Asejor, Mai Ion Uo. Or.
lUted thlsftith day of July 1H.3.
lix NoUce.
I The taxpayers of the city of Salem are
hereby noilrted ih.it theelty taxea are now
due and payable at the o.tice of the tre-i
urerit Wllbams Knl md'a bank. Trxea
l! itf011" aUoqttnl aner September
S.i5!i -.. "i: Atvr-ut;u.
cV'cSSr I
fv
M.
IJy
Capital City Restaurant
Great
I HI yT J
IT"" Ti""-!? !F
5110 PL
ENORMOUS
Ci
"WRtl
I K"i, .V 'i
rifl $201) ORGANS foritiflO.
gS 15U ORGANS for $70.
IW irx.xn a FM.M
ff lSiHilV'i'V) BjfJ
uuy
VANCOUVER,
rKa:a.iniS' WM.
CALL OH WHITE.
Ttie St. James
For
Boys
I COUKSES: Preparatory, Commercial and Classical. Easy to reach.
; hourly trains run between Portland and Vancouver. All detiomlnationi
received. Number of boarders limited, early application necemrv
During the past year students were in attendence from California " Ore"
gon, Montana, Idaho, British Columbia and Washington at lanre'
For Catalogue and detailed information address:
REV. DIRECTOR, St. James College, Vancouver, Wi sh.
-KEEPS THE LARGEST LINE OF-
Dry Goods and Trimmings,
Ladies .ind (touts Furnishing Goods, Clothing and Hats
in the city.
277 and 279 Commercial St., Corner Court, in Bush's New Brick Block,
3&'UWtt4 rWT,TTCmt.VUWVmiW-rehtf" 'n.'JHimil-l J
vening Capital Journal!
50 Cents
The Latest Telegraphic News and the
Best Local Reperts:
DUGAN BROS.,
"The Plumbers,"
2Q6 Commercial St
Dealers In
Steam and Plumber's Goods,
California Ironstone Sewer and Fire (.'lay
Chimney I'lpe, etc.
ft
lift
Before Leaving Salem,
(ilbert llnu, hneuowon sale HOUND
TKIl T1CLHTS to Ynqulna and return
Tickets goal for going and coming on any
Week day until October 1st, "50,
7iSi-tf
TICKETS $3.50.
.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
OfHce 181 Commercial St.
AUstylesoftbePamousSIngerconstant
ly on hand; alao repairs and needles for al
kinds of machine.
BUUT CASE, Agent,
i
Offer !
MOU PJANO for $225. Unrlirl.t i.......
ANO in fine order Sly!;
1MOUS BARGAINS on tho ( .
OLBV Pianos for a few 4k, nnilehratei1
orll. "for M(o
now ntul riva irn...,
.,.inii.....""J' ' or
Cash
-JlitlllUUUt
Bargains iu all kinds of music goods at
ASTON'S,
Eldridge Block, - Commercial St
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED.
WASHINGTON.
College
Men,
and Young
"1
H
&0L
IN MARION COUNTY. Work promptly
and reliably executed bv the
SALEM ABSTRACT & LAND CO..
FRANK V. WATERS, Manti
itijier
THK
a. Month..
COOK HOTEL
Center and High Street.
G. W. ANDERSON, PROP.
SuccessortoW.il. COOK.
The Cook liotol is oppositr court house
convelent to biulne part of city ana
street ear line running past tli? a ,
Ilntes $1.00 to J3 00 a day, accordlne to
room Special terms to boarders ana
families.
FINE. HORSESHOEING
AT
Scriber & Pohle's.
sta. Un :j Uorse. Interfering ana crip
pliHl oi-n. V large
Stock i.r lUd-Made Shoes Carried.
WV alv-.Hir i"ionaT attention "and em
ploy u..uf- but xieru. in this department.
47 and 51 State Street, Salem, Or.
CONSERVATORY
OF MUSIC
Of the Willamette University, Salem,
Oregon.
Tht urn.! ch 1 ver has been the m"
, sumibfullnl history I"frt,,lbtS,,,oot
ISL"S
uanenuuiiioeroiKrBuu.f --h.-.t
ST1iaWSw
(iiint jani uuninarnr praauaiCT. "wzi
pn.,Mi., pipe organ, vM.iiuBu--T
, ln.1
...lu.lU, VOOUI CUu iilDjb-
n
ri
....Ktnff LTlf
n imi)ietin of uri.-i.n
.llin UAkM IKsl'UIWk- Ak
u.
' ..i.i.
i dirn-lor Mill be ,e2. ui,nd
.ii.l t-lHrU-nt corns of t"'b?r-..1'i-
forc.iu.Uvue Z. M. -lZiAt.
7:3IIU aw jij---
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