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VOL. 3.
"THE PEOPLES' PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2S 1891.
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Editors.
OREGON NURSERY GO.
Is Offering a Large, Well Grown Slock of
fruit shadb;omamental and nut trees.
Small Fruit.
EVEUGREESS, VINES,- SHKUUS, HOSES, ETC.
At Low Prices.
hie Keeping Winter Apples a
Specialty
PAWS!
Pause a moment in your
in to CRISSMAN
2(51 Commercial street
down-town career and step
& OSBORN'S store,
Catalogue and Price-List free.
Address or call oh WIRT BROS.,
Oflire 202 Commercial street, Salem.
W00DBORN NORM.
Largest Stock of Trees in the Northwest
one a:nt thuee-fourtiis millions.
o
100,000 Prune Trees. &5.000 Eiopiw Spitzeulierg.
3o,WN KOYM xvuu v,ui'ir.y.
10,000 Early Crawford Peach.
10,000 Moorpnrk and Royal Apricot.
LIME STOCK OF ALL OTHER LEADING
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11Y THK
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(IncorjKmteiio
Office, Commercial Street, In P. O. Rulldlnc
ttntcred Rt the postolllco nt Salem, Or., iu
second-class matter.
Be surprised at the seemingly endless variety of usefu
articles contained therein.
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25,000 Yellow Newtown Pippen
15,000 Ben Davis Apple.
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VARIETIES
pesis.
FRUITS
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Oregon.
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HOME
If you can get a good article manufactured at homo vou should 'give it
the preference. Wo keep a full line of the relhibld
on Stove!
Including the Dexter, Eureka and Sultana.
The Best for trie Money.
We also beep Eastern Stoves, and among them the "Banner" line. Give
us a call and save money.
WHAT WILL,
!
If possible, surprise you more in the really small amount
of small change it requires to purchase them.
HIS NOBS.
The Picture Knobs, Tinware, Slop pails, Lamps, Under
ware, Shoes, Rubbers, and other nobby goods are to
be found at reasonable prices at the well
known Store of
CRISSMAN & OSBORN'S.
(Successor to IL S. Crissmau.)
fww?wmr.rtiiwtirWF rwtrtf
Greg
Steiner & Blosser,
ON STATE STREET.
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11 JJHuUej
310 Com'l Slrcet
p. e. usitt
5
Salem,
Oregon.
Has the Largest Stock of Musical Goods it the State.
THE ONLY MUSIC HOUSE
In Salem. He buys direct from the manufacturers. Those
desirous of purchasing would do Avell by calling on him, as
he sells at Eastern prices. No profits to middlemen.
PIANOS Steinway Oolby-Emerson-Rice-Hinze.
ORGAN S Chicago Cottage-Needham.
SHEET MCJSIOOveif 8,000 pieces to select
from, including all the latest publications.
5TSpecial discount to teachers.
ftSTViolin, Mando in, Guitar, Banjo, Piano and Organ
taught by talented musicians.
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a y Pi il ' " "MU' " w'
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Commercial Street.
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Mere
AND ACCOUNTANTS
Jas.
garirmiswrraiintrorara.-nggqi.'icgawr.s
AlTKBN,
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Choicest Fruits and Vegetables in Season.
Gafen Seeds, Field Seeds and Flower Seeds,
Fresh and true to name.
The Grunga Stora,
State St., Salem, Or.
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i mm, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Suning.
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""". Uwner .rfTmde nd llleu nr-tn.
LoojiI nnd lorolsn collecilops attended to
promptly. Railroad tickuiti sold to all
pnrti of the world. Hookkeeplng for local
parties a specialty. Auveriising piacea in
tiny part ot the Unit 0.1 Stales, ul tho most
reasonable rates. Commercial papers
looked after promptly.
2JU Commercial btroet, up stains. Salem,
Oregon,
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
25 Commercial St., - Salem, Oregon.
(Next door to Klein',)
Hpoplujty of Spectacles, nnd repairing
Clonks, watches it ml Jewelry.
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aiK. GKKK'S ItAlUtOAU ItlF.T..
Tho most important measure In
troduced ut this session of the Ore
gon legislature is the bill introduced
by the now Speaker Gecr of Marion
in the last legislature. Tho bill then
passed the house and was hung up
in tho senate until too late to bo con
sidered and hodld not become a law.
It was entitled a bill for an act to
increase the powers and further
define the duties of the Hoard of
Itailroad commissioners. As there
has been an almost unanimous de
maud in Oregon that more power
be given tho commissioners, and
that tlmy bo authorized to make
rates of freight, this bill becomes of
great interest at present. Tho selec
tion of its author for speaker of the
house, upon his publlo declaration
that the railroad commipsion be
given just the powers sought to bo
confened by this measure, is addi
tional evidence that entitles it to
prominence as an important bill.
The logic of tho situation anil the
force of the whole discussion have
been to confirm intelligent persons
iu the belief that the house is under
obligation to pass this bill. Hut it
should only pass on its merits, re
gardieas of its political prestige. Its
main provisions are meritorious. It
requires railroad companies to fur
nish the commission a schedule of
freight and passenger rates, and em
powers tho commission to roviso
such rates and determine if minli
charges are just and reasonable, and
whether or not any unjust discrimi
nations are practiced. Tho commis
sion is empowered to enforce compli
ance- with its fixed tarifl'charges.and
punish violations of lis rates. Tho
commission's rates are receivable as
evidence that any overcharge was
unjust, and are made prima facie
evidence of t'jo reasonableness of
tho same. Tito burden is placed
upon tho corporation to show
that the rates made by tho commis
sion, after full hearing, are not just
and reasonable. The following Is
an important section of this bill;
Section 0. That whenever any
common carrier engaged in the
transportation of persons ami prop
erty by railway in this state, and
subject to the provisions of this act,
shall neglect or refuse to comply
with the findings and recommenda
tions of tho commission, as in this
act authorized to bo made, for a
period of twenty days after such
common carrier has been notified
thereof, as in this act rcoulred. It
nliail be the duty of said commission
to bring anaetion or Hint, as tho case
may require, In the proper circuit
court ol the state, In behalf of huoIi
complainant, on tho original case of
complaint alleged before tho com
mission. This bill is carefully guarded to do
no injustice to any corporation, and
at the same time it requires the com
mission to vigilantly oxerciso that
supervision which alone can protect
tho publlo in Its rights upon a public
carrier. It is amendatory of tho
present railroad commission law,
and will bo favorably repotted by
tho present railroad committee of
tho house. That committee Is com
posed of men ublo and intelligent,
and If they recommend tills bill
favorably, It should receive earnest
consideration from both lionises of
this legislature.
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BE
DBA IN TILING.
Theuiidcrfilgncd aro prepared to furnlali
the bent qimllly of tiling for under drain
ing nt lowct price.
MUUI'HYaDKHAHT,
Near Kulr CJronns, Salem, Oregon,
EVERBEARING
until lroai. JJtocrfplite
HETil V IMJUIMT,
Htrawberry.
Dears from Ma
i j rice tut free
itussellyllle.Ore.
J. G. HARRIS,
EXPRESS N0S. 16 &.
1eavu order at it. M, WudpA Co'.
liable work or no pay,
21,
He-
Red rat
Morgan & Mead,
City Draymen!
All work done with proraptnnw and dlj
paton. uniy lue ihi.i men are cmpiuycu
J. F.
Express No. 15.
i'rampt work nd MlkfMll'',) gutraHtl.
Iwveoru
Httat.
Jon at Jut. ilwt'tiKri, UUttiert
MC0O& SI WILL BUY A LOT
A Jra,L"k " W. 0. I WfiA-ffi -ffl "' "K
.SbonSj . "' Sritir. Prindp t I . ioImukL. uni txBfeHK.ittfO
'Mi:TJlu,XBcifP!tlnS. Per rnan.hip and EnCUsSj Departments. T M' KJlUWH,
MuacuUdimd anytime. Catalogue on application. J .. !i -uj arr. l Hi '. v
BLlCKSMlTIHXfl 4 GENERAL BEPAIlUVG
Heparin? stock for ipringi, axlM, etc.
All work warranted, Old customer and
tibw ontJ Invited to call,
H.. POPILB,
N, E. Corner State and Front Sts
E. C. CHOSS,
Butcher and Packer,
HUtoflt. and Court flt-Tbe beit meaU
delivered to all part of tut city,
S. ERNST,
Upholsterer.
I Ail work, fcttuer nw or r-pulriur, done
In mo Ul workmanlike ib tpe,
rttiop koutb of po( ofltc,
Whetlier Governor I'onnoycr cor
responded withHoutliem deiiiooratH
before writing his late ntosHugo is
not known, but ilio vlowu of Ore-
gon'a chief magistrate on tho appro
priations for the World's Fair ate
being endorsed at Washington by
statesmen from over the Mnaon and
Dixon lino, who have set up a i-ry
thai the expense will bo too groat.
The uction of thofo so oh I led re
formers Is likely to cripple the cflortH
of the promoter and Jeopardize the
Bucctrss of the great exposition,-,
Aslorian,
j , . ,
There Ih Catarrh in nlUooliunn of
the country, and nniil tho Ikhi few
yoara was bupjxe(l to bo Inourahlu.
I' or a great many ywirs docuira tiro
nounced It a local dlsonse, mid pre
scfilied lHjnl reiuediw, hut conHtant
ly failed to euro with local trout
mout. ThliHms proven Uiiarrh to
uvuwiiiHiiiuimniii iiiwiikw, and ttieru
fore requlreri constitutional trwt
nibtit. JIuII'h Catarrh Cure, mann
faotured by K. J. Cheney ,fc Co,, 'it
iwlo. Uhlo, U (hu only constitutional
cure on the inurket. It iu taken In
ternally In d()W. nm jy ,jroJ(M ,(J a
.rA,mu,, 4iuumiui ineijiNi((4ill
mucous siirfiicoH of the yteni.
inuvoiiur one nuiiiiriMl l.. uru r.
uuj ui) ii miiM io t-ure. rr olreii-
i, ,"Ant moniai Addrotw.
F. J Cjih.vbv &Co., Tolwlo. O.
gaTHold hy DniggiBtH, 7ILiu
Olven on fitato htrtet UdflnrlnK
BJino roiiiarkubly low mninUiH in
Hlioe wear.
u,ilf.'..,M,WU.V '"4iHltM tlvlM
tTr III lit IfMUln aWli. ....I ...II.. Zm.Z.1
of OHtlHU f4Hla ,M tm,. ft ymtty
.iryoHlii.du.liw) io uftru.r'. Iji.u.
Wvr i.iIU Ufoi. furlug you unuid km
U.h.ll,t-.W, U..U.O IX IM4 WM
In lit at it mil . .! .... .- tt "Z T
iT.it . . " " """. nrvv a vial
AH dlooi JoraiMuMxj by l.iili..,ini,f of
IJlllolJtrrl'iiia -..i,a,j n- . uii. ,,r
aix.iiiijrt attudiuy tur uk. Try tliein.
I IOUSR VOltKXOON,
Jan. 27.
No 1G0 By Johnston, to create
the county of Cascade. To com. on
counties.
No 151 By Baker, to establish n
soldiers' home. To com. on mili
tary. No 152 By Butler, to make feo
for'creating notary public ?10. To
com. on judiciary.
No 153-By 'Butler, defining
caused for divorce. Same reference.
No 154 By Mycr, relating to ac
knowledgment of deeds by man led
women. To same.
No 155 By Moore, relating to
sale and usage of opium nnd other
poisons. 'Io special com. on medi
cine and surgery.
No 157 By Miuto, to construct
a llshwny oyer tho falls at Oregon
City. To com. on fisheries.
No 15S By Heed, To protect sal
mon and other food fish. To cein:
on fisheries.
No 159 By Henry, for a wagon
road iu Lynn county. Spec com. on
road appropriations.
No 100 By Merrltt.granting Con
tral Point Sugar Bine Flume com
pany right of way. Bef to Jackson
delegation.
No 101 By Otor, to grant right to
the Capital City Hallway company
across State lands from tho peniten
tiary to the iusauo asylum. To Mar
inn county delegation.
No 102 By Welch, to authorize
the Astoria beashoro and Eastern
railroad company to construct cer
tain btidges. To third reading.
103 By Stewart, relating to for
eign fciuety companies. To com. on
judiciary.
No 104- By Tracy, to promote
peace and good order in society.
Same reference.
No 105 By McCraken, for the re
lief of David McCulIy. To com. on
claims.
No 100 By Hall, to protect mea
dow larks, robins nnd other birds.
To com. on Judiciary.
No 107 By Dust in, to appropriate
money to improve a wagon road In
Baker and drant counties. Special
com. on roads.
No 10S Hy Barrett, relating to
code of civil procedure. To coin, on
judiciary.
No 109--By Armstrong, to provide
for publication of proceedings of
county courts. To coin, on print
ing. No 170 By Armstrong, to provide
for the publleatlonor tho laws. Same
reference.
No 40 By Thomas, of wnno com.
authorizing tho building of a bridge
across tho Willamette ilver at Port
laud. To Jid reading.
ni:rnni:i) on 2d iujaimno.
No 172 By Manning to create an
agricultural district on west side. To
com. on agriculture.
173 By Wllklns, to appropriate
money for a road in Lane county.
Special coin, on roads.
Fo 174 By Barrett, to punish per
sons for refusing to aid an officer In
discharging his duties. To com. on
Judiciary.
NO 175 By llarrett, to punish
persons for an assault on an olllcer
of the law. Samo leferonco.
N-170 By Starr, to amend game
law. To com. on Judiciary.
No 177 By Hartman, to author
Izo county courts to oiler rewards for
tho nnost of oiiniliinli. To com. on
Judiciary.
No 179 By Butler, relating to tho
duties ofdistilct altnriieys. Same
reference.
No ISO By same, to regulate tho
salaries of county treasurers. To
com. on counties
No 182 By Dunlin, to build a
bridge uonm the John Day river
nt Monument. Grant county. Hpeo
com. on roads.
No 183 Uy Holmes, relating to
tenancies. To com, on Judiciary.
No 184-By Wllklns, to promote
drainage for agricultural purposed.
To com. on iigriuulturo.
No Ifefl-Hy Miller, to punish cor
porntlon for discriminating In trans-
jiwiiiuiun oi iiei(4iii. to com, on
railways.
SISNATK ItWiOM'TION,
The hoiuw ooiieurrud In resolution
to publish 10,000 uonlw of sohool
laws,
lISNATIt FOIUINOON.
1IIUAI I'AMilCil,
No 12 Hy Hlraoh. Completion
of State Capitol. Aym, 21 ; iniys, I.
Tim npptiinrlHlion nrovidus for
completing the dome ffll.ooo; portico
at uortli and south end $10,000 uiuh,
and li.OOU for limiting apparatus.
J'rwtlilttiit signed II B'h 12and 187.
No W)-Jly Hilton, block Inspec
tion law.
No 181 By Sliululr. Foes of Coo
county awoiMor.
AoW-JSyHliiainlr. Kcnm ordered
utigriMHoiI ford reading.
No J By Haley. Appropriating
watsr for irrigating purjwwt,.
benaU adjourned In the ndiUt of
raiding lliU 1,11).
KMATH A VI HltNOON.
After roll oull elork flushed rwid
lug No 1 w hleh was oauiMl.
HI II J I'AMIKII.
No 17 liy Kakln. Fewi ami tin.
tie i.f rtHxirdur of conveyances In
Bccording
Keeping U S
incorporate
No 14- By Crosno.
town and cemetery lots.
No 0 By Wntklus. To construct
portage railway around Cascades
and Tho Dalles. Ayes, 22; nays, 2.
Tho appropriation is $ GO.OOO.
No 37 By Dodson. Additional
Judges, sixth district.
SB L0 By Fullerton. To refer
biennial report of weather bureau to
committee on agriculture. Adopted,
xnw hills.
No 144 By Matlock. Amending
Sec 153 laws of Oregon.
No 145 By Willis. Itolating to
wills.
No 140 By Walt,
prisoners.
1IOUSK AFTKKNOON.
Salem, Jan. 27, 1891.
HKPOKTS OP COMMITTEES.
From Com on elections, In favor
of houso bill No. 49.
Portland police Commr. act, with
amendments. To third rending
eduesday.
Bep Paquet, from Com on rules,
that house rules bo amended.
Favorably on No. Ill, for a state
board of charities, to third reading
Wednesday.
Favorably on No, 108 and 113.
Boported and ordered to third read-sng.
No. ISS-By Wrluht. to nuthnrizn
county clerks to certify to tlio ofllcial
character of notaries publlo. Com.
on judiciary.
No. 189-By McCall, to amend an
act to creato a state board of hortl
culturo and to appropriate money
therefor. Com on agriculture.
No 190 By Mlnto, for relief D. O
Sherman nnd 13. L. Brlggs. Com.
on Claims.
No 192 By Baker, to prevent cer
tain animals from running at laigo.
Com. on Agriculture
No 193 By Welch, to prevent
and punish unlawful combinations.
Com. on Judiciary.
No 195 By Maiming, relating to
assessment and taxation. Com. on
Taxation.
No-197 By Fox, to
tho city of Astoria.
To Clatsop Delegation.
No 108-By Starr, relating to as
sessment nnd taxation. Com. on
samo.
No 199 By Thomas, to amond
codo of criminal procedure. To
Judiciary Com.
No 201 By Welch, an not toox
tirpato Canadian thistles. Com.
ou Agr.
No 202-By Hall, relating to
balllir In county court.
No 303 By Miller, to provont and
punisli wanton and malicious ob
structions of railroad and street car
tracks. Com. oh railroads.
No 201 By Jennings, to provide
Interchange of trafllo and tho divi
sion of freight and passenger trafllo
between connecting railroads. Com
on railways.
No 205 By Myer, to establish
county uniformity In the adoption
of text books. Com on Education.
No 200-By Tracy, relating to
road viewers and surveys. Com on
highways.
No 210 By Mulkoy, to sccuro
uniformity of toxt books. Com on
education.
No 211 By Paquet, to amend an
act to prevent nuisances. .To 8d
reading.
No 213--By Armstrong, to Hconso
auctioneers. Com on ways and
means.
No 214-By rjnrtlcld. to submit to
tho peplo tlio relocation of tho
county of Coos. Com on counties.
No 215 By Dustln, relating to
game. Com on Judiciary.
No 1210--Hy Heed, relating to the
fees of county commissioners. Com
ou counties.
No 217 By Heed (by request) to
aid iu repairing the road from Drain
to Hcottslurg. SKjo com ou roads.
No 218 By Miller, to appropriate
tho canal and locks at the falls of
the Willamette.
Bop Paquet moved reforonco to
com ou Judiciary. Bep Miller
moved reference to com on railways,
and It was so referred.
No 220-By McCall, to appropriate
money ror the establishment of
normal kcIiooIh. To com on education.
IHM. I'ASHKI).
No. 03 By Durham, appropria
ting money to pay expenses of this
session of tho legislature, Including
mileage ami per diem.
THK AUHTUALIAN IIAI.I.OT LAW
was brought up for passage. Bep
Cooke moved an amendment that
state printer print all ballots instead
of having the work done Iu each
county. Jteps Jennings, Mlnto,
Thomas, Hall ami Stewart, ear
nettly op noted tho amendment
Tho amendment was withdrawn
and tlio clerks proceeded to the third
reading of tlio hill.
No. 8 By Stewart, to incorporate
East Portland. JWed with amend,
moiits which wero agreed to.
No. 10By Hall, of Salem Com.
m miiiiuiiui uiu construction or a
bridge aoross the Willamette river
at Portland, Ordered to third read,
lug.
(Continued on teoond jxie.)
FOUNDED IN 1808.
Tlie oldest nnd largest OanKlug- House
north of Bncrorncnto and 6outh of
x-oriiaua.
Laid it Bnsli, Bankers,
SALEM. IRON BUILDING.
5Sn?i" ?!?' lonns milo; exchange on
pvcrypnrtortne world Bold nnd beught:
British America nnd Mexico, "''""-Bi
Jfi bnnl? hns monetary connections
?ho MiSnfnnl nnd correspondents in nil
tho prlnclpnl towns of those states.
Drafts of eastern banKs taKcn nt par.
M
National Ban
i
SALEM OREGON.
WM.N. UADUK, - - .
Ml. J. HEYNOLDS. -JOUN
MOIU, . . . .
- President
Vlc iTesldent
- Cashier
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, Han Francisco,
Now ork, London and Hong .Kong
SS'iS."' solA Hute County and City
inlfiSf b5ushV. Ke te cordially
m.tcS to tlTeR?8lt.,,nd. tronsact business
S. .U8, ,LI''orl advnnces made on
wheat, wool, hops nnd other property nt
reasonable rntos. Insurance on snch se
curity can be obtained at tho bank in
most rollablo companies.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAl'lTALiSTOCrT, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact n general banking buslnoss
In all its branches.
OKO. WILLIAMS
WH. enhland
HUGH MoNAItY
l'reslden
Vice President
. ..Cashier
DIUECTORS: Geo. WIHInnii.Wm. Eng
,?' I.).r',J' A "IchardBon, J. W. Uobson,
J. A. linKer.
Hank in now Exchnngo block on Com
mercial street. &13-U
Capital National Bank
SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capital Paid op,
eurplus,
It. 8. WALLAflK.
W. W. MARTIN,
J. H. ALUKRT, -
575,000
15,000
- President.
Vice-President.
- - Cashier.
DIRLCTORSt
P'J'S?,' W.W. Martin
J. M. Martin, r. h. Wnllnce.
Dr. W. A,Cuslok. J. H. Albert,
T. McP. Pntton.
LOANS IvIADE
To farmers on wheat nnd other marknt.
nblo produce, consigned or in store
olthor in hrlvnto grnaarlCBor
itublla warehouses.
Slalo and County Warrants Bought at Par
COMMERCIAL PAPER
discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts
drown direct on Now York, Chicago, Han
Francisco, Portland, London, Parlsiierlln
Hong Kong and Cnlcutta.
JOH. ALUKRT, Agent, -
1NHURANCK
IJOompnuy.
i riro ana Ala-
rine.
Balem, Oregpn
Cheapest, Neatest and Best,
SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION
FENCE.
I mako nnd put up nil kind of fences, city
nndcouutry. Got my termsbefore fencing
H. HcnoUAKKii, Balem, Or.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm McaU at All Hours ol tbo Day
None but white labor employed in this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked In first
class style
Twenty-live centa per meal
RBD IKONT
Court street, between Journal Office nnd
Mlnto' Livery.
WP
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Salem, Or.
Ilalcs$2.50 nnd i5.00aDay
.J3pon..u tl18 PubKo Thursday. Bent. 11.
iml, Rest hotel between Portland and
Han Kranclsco. Aims to be nrst class In
all Its npjMlntrnenu. its tablts unserved
with the choicest fruits grown in the Wll
nmette valley.
A. I. WAGNER,
Proprietor
HELLENBRAND'S
Ealing I'atlorsi Candy Manufactory,
200 Oommarotetl Stratat.
UlwLOKKARK:
Ice Cream . I0o., 18o. nnd 28 cents
Co It re, 1 eu or Chocolate and CaUtu.10 cents
Mush and Mllk........Ocenu
Plate of Boup JZIZ!:locriLi
I lot Cukee, tSirtce or Teu..l5 cents
llevfrteuk and VMm.. MccuU
Pork Chonund 1jo -. 'JSceuu
Mutton Choi, and xgs...a3 cents
Venlwu ami Kit v.,n,.
Hnusagennd Eggs - -.....JwiiU
iioii mm r-ggs ..U cenU
t rweh Uyslers anystyin ,, cent
25 Csst Rtgnlsr Dinner Strvtd from IUo3 0'Clotk,
A nice variety of vegetable, etc., etc.
Also tea. nifTee or milk with fill '& cent
Uieals Without extra chunr. "
Choice Cigars, IiuiHirteJ au
always on liaud,
lirtr House Hteak nnd nr..
Tender Loin bleak and Eggs.....
Dotntwtlo,
.W cents
.Wiwuu
Ilitcbleii's Arnica Klr,
The llei halve in the world ror Cuts.
llniUw. Hrwe- Clean.. Hall III.m.;. ia."'2
fres.1eiu,r.ilm)jd Hands, CulfuiuluV
H'".1 "! ,LJ" Knirtloiu,l una ,,!;
oerUuii countUn,
Uvwly cure. Pllw, or no'iuy fulr J. U
Uguarui teed Iu give lKt(vut ilUlaclJou
ilex"""4'" """" Itiw, aTwu Jr
INSURE IN YOUR .HOME COMPANY
"The State."
Assessed nenrlyione-tlilrasV, millloo
A , , OKO. M. imtXUK, City Arvnt.
And special auent for Marou couuly, 'Ol'
PENSIONS
D.CSHERMAN,
VJ? i'oiuilon and Ctanu neat. KtM