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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (April 23, 1891)
!!. ( fei in" i .-.ua ii" A DIKE SWINDLE. AI;Il taocrtOtw lfi ll ...utiTlON .flJ-HUB"" juoo ,- - wi . .,! ) "' -finer year, - . 11" . .. -:. i ee-' H. W cts '' will b ,!ld" m nii-nse leave ii- ' . lers i' nmi.. ,inlnVK 1 , to causo "" 1' M' iiiir 'Sjir imii"-- r'ako of tlm Deepest Hue Endeav oring to Del nil Innocent I'crsons The Si'licme Hxjieseil. filers m Groceries, uruuiwij, n.i- nil. VarnisneSi SSSEtc. Sole JW Epicure Tea and B.g Baking rowuui LOCAL MAUKBT. L t net 721 cents per liu. tol yio cents p,r lb. ... i,.,. fl ill Hip bread at 5 l'oairw "'""' . . i.p.., firjfc n nan. TUBV mmfi m"3 , , " , " il)sre53io3ve9ior?i.w. WESTACOTT & IKW1N. .westigatinq Pavino. Alder- Ii Gray, Brown and Laforo and street commissioner went down Pirtluud tliis morning to make a liuh Investigation of the dif tnt kinds of pavings and macad- B I - . ,.. T1... I.. ..,1 .l 1?.tlt lizeu roans ih -muuuu mm jam fetland. This committee, sent to Emttropolis for that purpose, will Ike a thorough examination and lort the results to tue council at lenext regular meeting. Recorder .E.Goo(iell Is also communicat- with other cities on the coast itbeir experience with different Buds of paving materials. Tiie Inland Telegram gives tho views hprominent Buffalo man on the Meoceof ills city witu pavings. "About a dozen years ago tiVime imbued witu tue idea Mjs!!lt pavement was just the ibjlt Bulinlo. Buft'ulo has a fasi aiiniireu mnes or genuine tuturt rriumuu nwpuiut, anu inose pdred miles have cost nearly IfflO.OOO. While the stuff held fcetber to a continuous street, it jajoy to the most unsympathet- llsoul that ever took an afternoon lie. This was all when the mate- tlwas new. It's old now, and lslo is awakening to the fact Itheridol is crumbTing to pieces. late of the asphalt is but live or ijearsold; but it is old before its oe. Tbe city would be a loser if ihilKcured the stuff as a gift, but cost U per square yard." He says plo now wauts stone blocks for r street. o hool Building Question. A sothe taxpayers met with the N directors Wednesday after- lain the office of the school clerk Itasi the queatiou of tho new p buildings and the issue of f a therefor. It was decided to head and build two new build- ? ia the south and eastern parts the city at a cost of $22,000. It J also decided to sell $14,650 worth m school bonds to N. W. Harris Hi of New York, at 4 per cent Num. 1'hlg was the bid offered J. H. .Albert n few weeks ago. Albert was not biddiug for K but for tbe above flriu. The tutors have not decided where ejttiU erect the South Salem Mutf. They are looking up the to the property now owned by 'iscnool to bee if it can be traus- toother parties. They are "looking iuto the titles of other IWy which tliev contemplate Fkiag. The other new bulld- p be located ou block one In f'tok. NliOOD WOBD FOR SAI.BM.--V. Ptte,the representative of the ro tyu(lifati. lpft vosterdav '" ebicrn liome after liavimr pitied thy nurchase of the horse Rr llQ'.n,t --"4ci)usiierauio otner prop- 'tothU ,.l.. m pnc ,.,a fUlUn V1I )Ji.l. m r.rw! flllllL-B 'tillU.,. . . "'""" ... , ' uaongnt luturo. wnen '" Chicago he will speak illy . ""t uregon anu espeu- luef'JDni. . ..... .. J ... rv inwiiKMi ilr. l'ease is A circular has been received by a few persons In Oregon from a man in New York, who signs himself Robert Lester, which leaves the Im press of crlmo ou tho very face of It. Nearly a column of closely printed matter, which is represented to be clipped from a New York paper Is sent along with the letter. The printed matter represents the Impos sibility of the United States govern ment to detect the counterfeit from the gouulno greenbacks. It aleo gives an ncnountof a case at court, where men c mid not bo convicted. This clipping is nothing more than an electratyped pla'e mutter, made for this sw.ndling business. This man urge tho gteatest secrecy and asks that no letters be sent to him. Given below is part of his letter, which any one can see is endeavor ing to lead some one Into crime: Dear Sir: I am in possession of a good thing, and with your confi dential an l friendly co-operation I can make you independently rich, and at tho same time, better my own condition. I know it Is quite a journey for you to make, but ye Gods just think of tho "gold mine" in store for you in the wny of profits, Furthermore, I alwnvs make a liberal allowance in goods to cover tho expenses. Make up your mind to come on I know you will always be thankful for your visit to me. You will find mo a square and honorable while man in every particular. When you arrive here,I will showyou my entire stock, from which you can make your own selections. Then, If my goods are nut all that I claim for them, and are not as line us tue en closure epeaks of, I will make you a present of one thousand dollars in gold, and also cheerfully pay all ex penditures incurred upon your jour ney. Fair enough, isn't it? My pi Ices are as follews: $300 gets three thousand; $400 gets live thousand; $050 gets ten thousand; $1000 ets thirty thousand. The more you In vest the cheaper you get the goods. The sizes run from "One" to "Twenty." $303 worth of my goods is positively the very smallest amount I will sell uuderauy circum stances. If you will invest $650 or more I will agree to give you tho exclusive state right. ' Now, should you wish to do business witu me, you must obey the following instruc tions, and do only as I tell you. Don't as lone as you live, ever write a letter to me until I give you permission. If you do it will be re fused. See ? I mean exactly- what E say, and furthermore, all business relations between us will end. KK aching a Close. Tho dam age suit is ut last reaching a close. All the witnesses for tho railroad company have been examined and ul the time, of going to prcus tho ro. bulling were being exuiulned. The testimony will probably all be In by the time the court adjourns for sup per. The case will then be given to tie aliorin-ys for their arguments. This will require four hours. The following gavo testimony today for lb cempany: W. A. Gmndahl, Mr. Hubcrauuin, It. Swartz, 6. A. Starr, A. .1. Robertson, Dr. H. W. Coo, Dr. Bevlus, J. E McCoy, S. F. Craig, A. F. McAfee, Mr. West, F. J. Cutterllu, D. H. V. Rcld, J. H. Albert, J. W. Monlee, Engineer Cbnse, of Portland. The rebutting witnesses numbered about ten or twelve. A RARITY FOR THE LADIES, i An Exhibition f Art Work by tho Singer Manufac turing Company. COMM CN1) A 111,1! 8 U no KSTION. It has been suggested that instead of having all iheschoolchildien go-nut in a parade when the president comes to Salem, to have all the school children in the city assemble at the East Salem school and have the president go thero and give a short address. By having tho chll dren assemble lu front of the build ing and the president stand on the front steps, all can see him; but if they join iu the parade and goto the state house not one-third of them vlH see him, and a less number will bear him speak. The suggestion eems a very commendable one, and tho committee will doubtless give It due attention. Battauon Dnir,L. It is now ta'lked of having a battalion drill in Salem on the occasion of the presi dent coming to this city. There are live companies in he county and a large number of tbe Grand Army of the Republic All these It is said would take part in such a display of military science. Three huudred men in uniforms headed by the Second Regiment bund could make a grand display. The people will nearlv all be here. Why not have them come in military style. Some of the committee on arrangements are strongly in favor of such exer cises. The indications are now for the occasion to be a grand day for Salem. tfr..r v " wnien ir, CU (Dibit!,. .... I....nln.alll tfiioo ":., r u"".:. r Rih.entforS'le1. The people ; --vaai nut. i ... ... fWt Wf'lere (''caSo men ore .-- i'ibq much money. This . l '" iuviMmeut la only e ruimot. . ..... t ...mi PIU... 7"" W WIIHI.WIH l -vie in n fu... ,,..- rrM.i.. Tlll I -" JM.D. il.lO induce manufactories to "e, Sa!. in i ., ...i . .... , mrBnuuu iu Cltv ttiP.lu... k&u. Sul1- Cupwell has WWu of l a pupils and m 'heUlMcboi taken in U.1!0 "UV "Icely framed . lr... '"'"ttnirsunorliiu.rwlnot totr .bn Periling to '"bum-I, i ""wool. bul are t8ConrUB.Ut,Ul lsh Superfluous Display. Some newspapers, like some individuals, indulge in uncalled-for display. The dudo is not a true example of a gentleman, nor is the big display of head lines a true Indication of jour nalism, or of the true merits of the article to follow, though It should be. For example, the Evening Tel egram of a recent date had a "nine time" heading, occupying a quarter of a column, over a short article giving an account of a servant girl being severely, though not fatally, burned. In the same Issuo of that paper an account of a team running away in which no one was hurt was prefaced with six headings. The Astoria Bulletin is another paper which indulges in such dis tasteful dismay of headline. That kind of newspaper work comes nearer being ridiculous than jour nalistic. Tho headlines of an article should bear an impress of what is to follow, but all should not be giveu iu the heading. Riveh RisiNQ.The Willamette river at this city registers seven feet above low water mark and Ib slowly rising. Theralus are melting the snow in the mountains, which will assure a rise of several feet more. This will give a supply of water sufficient to keep the river at an ex cellent boating stage for two or three mouths. A few days ago a man who came out from the Dry Gulch region reported eight feet of snow on Stampede mountain and two feet at the mines. That amount of snow will feed the river for a month. In dications are favorable for a good jiage of water until late in the sea son. The O. P. company have promised to make an effort to run two of their boatB between Salem and Portland all summer. This they will probably do with the prop er support from Sulem. Wheat Makkijt. Tho price paid for wheat in Salem is still on tho rise. Tbe flouring mills are now paying 80 cents per bubhel Iu wagons and 77J In the warehouse. Thls.ts en ..mmiidnir to farmers. Buyers In Pell: county are offering to contract for the new crop at 75 cents. Eighty cents a bushel for wheat Is tho highest It has been quoted in Salem for several year-. The indications are that the new crop will enter on the market at about 16 cents a DUBiiei M.riicr iimn it did last year. The i.l,rrmint to farmers at this i time is they have no wheat to sell. Thc'y fcold last fall at 05 cents. LOCAIj BKIEFS. Chinook salmon are scarcer in the Salem market this year than they have been dunuy a nsh'ng sea.ou for several years. In fact heretofore salmon were plentiful and cheap during the open fishing csasou, but the reverse is true this year. They are both scarce and high. Tbe young people of tbe First Baptist church will give a sociable and candy-pull at the W. C. T. U. rooms Friday evening, April 24. Members of the church and congre gation are invited to be present. Alonzo Gesner and party will leave tnis city for Yaquina in about u week to spend two or three months in surveying government land. Tho party will be made up before leaving Salem. PEKS0NAL MENTION. Willie Hepburn, who has been sick for several weeks, is able to be out again. Dr. Henry W. Coe, of Portland, is in tho capital city. Geo. H. Berger, of the Oregonlan staff, Is In the city as a witness in the damage suit, Dr.N. Doane and Rev. C.E. Cllne returned from Corvalhs this after noon, where they have been attend ing the ministerial association of the M. E. church. A Journal scribe was this morn ing attracted into the Singer Sow ing Machine office, In the Insurance blosk, by a wonderful display of art work now there ou exhibition by tbe company will) Mrs. Sommer of New York In charge. The work is all dono ou the Improved singer without any attachments whatever aud much of It is being done every day In tho presence of visitors. First to attract the vlsltois eye 1b the wonderful Kenslncton work, The best pieces of this are lu appear ance equal to any oil palqtlng. It isdoue with the fiuest sewing silk as well as the heaviest of rope silk, on any kind of material. Among the pieces displayed are a cow's head, which took the gold medal at I he Patls exposition, n basket of grapes which show the foliage aud bloom of the fruit as natural as can be produced by an artist's brush; the "three dogs at tho master's grave" Is also a wonderful .produc tion. One great beauty of the work is that botli sides are exactly aliko where silk is used in tho shuttle. Tho rope silk work Is dono from the uuder side, thus enabling the operator to work from a stamped baek. This work Is used on the heavier materials such as plushes and velvet, for curtains, pillows. cushions, portiers, etc., including fringes. Nothing is finished by baud, but everything is completed with tbe plain machine, aud when done looks much Muoother and bet ter finished than hand work; be sides, the msichine will work ten times as fast as the best hand expert. A beautiful plush porlier is exhibit ed, done with a couching stitch aud rope silk, also one in a beautiful magnolia pattern. A very practical piece of work is a handsome smock ing lamp shade, which was made en tirely, including fiiuge, with the machine. A beautiful doll's dress is exhibited, made of the fiuest lawn, aud sewed with No.400thread,show mg smocking and- feather sttitch. Roman embroidery with buttonhole stitch and edges cut before finishing is neatly executed; also arrascno work, and some exquisite embroid ery with wash silks ou handkerch'fs andtable linen of all kinds.This being alike on both sides makes it doubly practical. Tho Kensington work on bolting ciom wuu sewing wm finer than can be used by hand Js a wonderful, thing to behold and can be used to tho best advantage for drapes and similar work. Ladies should remember that all owners of Singer machines can now be instructed to do this work to per fection free of chargo and also that on next Saturday at 3 o'clock p. in. a handsome drape will bo given away. All ladies calling before two o'clock will be entitled to a ticket free, and should remember not to fall to see this wonderful exhibit before that time when it -vill bo shipped to Albany. The New Discovery. I T T r rtT t r You lmTP hoard your friends "and JfcS UY YUU I neighbors tulkii.g about It. You may jotirself be ouo of tho ninny who know from personal cxperienco Iust how good a thing It Is. If you lave over tried it, you are ouo of lis siauucn trieiuis, oeeause mo won derful thing about It is, that when once given u trial, Dr. Klug.s New Discovery ever after holds n place in the house. Tf you have never used It aud should bo afllleted with a cough, cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest trouble, secure a bottle nt oure nud give it a fair trial. It is guaranteed every time, ormonoy re funded. Trial Bottles Freo at Fry's Drugstore. Clark & Eppley have just putou a fine new delivery wagon, with which they deliver heavy orders aud also a light buck-board for quick de livery. If you want your groceries delivered quick leavo your orders with them at 100 Court street. Ltico Curtains, Window Slmdos, White Spreads, Satines and Fancy Flannels of tho im V ADVJSt MPANY, OPIIRA- HOUSES BLOOI-C Call and seo our olegaut, new lino of Highest Cash Price Paid for Wool. Produce Taken. School hats for 25 cts. at Calovrt's. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils ami Window Gloss, Wall Pa per and" llortlcr, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails ami Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. QHAW, l'HATTA HUNT, Attorneys nt Kj law. umcoovorcnpitniPiiitionnumnK, Snlera, Oregon. FOltHAbK well established business nl 20 per cent, less than Invoice. Good reasons for selling. 4AHI Address. K. K. JOunNAL Offlee HOItN, COOK. Tn Portland. Ore.. Wednes day. Anrn 22. 10UJ. 10 iur. anu Mrs. J. H. Cook, a daughter. 70H SALE About 1C0 cords of willow woed: about nscoodnsonk. Home one can receive n uargam uy nppiymg nionco to F. J. llentty, Chomnwn, Oregon F OnSALEOUEAl'-Sovcn head of hogs. ouo cow. six slx.mouths.old nlcs.irooil zed ghonts. one.tuilf Poland China und one-half Hcrkshlre. Apply to F. J. Healty, Chemawa, Oregon. P tw ADDRESS TO THE PUBLIC: o. IS THE FIGURES SET FOR Salem's Population wttiiin n vmir. Not en thnii 100 now houses nro going un now IIIIIIIM V,IVIU -.- - .'fc In (LXJiXJXJxJ .?-" -.'-"-- - -- -. .."-i, . Salem. Tho entire va'loy will utnko au uuprccedoutcu nuiiuing growtu. Therefore wo have just laid lu POUNDS OF STRICTLY PURE WHITE) LEAD! l.OOO GALLONS LINSEED OIL. We also carry the largest stock in this valley ot Paints, Glass, Brushes, Oils, Putty, Varnishes, Lime, Cement, Plaster, Hair, Alabastine and Fire Brick. 11EST MIXED PAINTS IN THE HA1UCET By Can or Barrel. Hay, Grain, Feed, Groceries, Crock ery, Ulass vare. EVERBEARING SZv until mwu .Uescrlpuve pricfl list free Bstu Winqumt, llussellvlUe.Ore. U. W. DEELEU. Arent, INHUItANCK Com pnnr, Klro and Mo ri ne. Salem. Oregon GEO. CYAN WAGNER, At 103 State street Is prepared to frame pictures nentlr and nt lowest llvlnp rates. Call around and examine his work, lie also has a fine assortment toBelcct from ot Wall Paper and Picture Moulding. J. H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER, 213 Commercial St., Sitem, Oregon. (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty of Spectacle, and repairing Clocks. Watches and Jewelry. MORGAN & MEADE, Truck & Dray Line. prompt worlc U onr Good teams and stronghold. i Clean un Your Uncle Yards. AH perrons lmvlnc trash, tilth, rubbish orothcr uulicalthltil or uiiKlgbtful things on their properly or In their back yards arc hereby ordered to remove or abuto tho same on or ueioro uio nrxt nay or aiay, or same will bo removedorabatcdat property owners.' expense. uy oracr oi commiiico on neauu ana Ueo. 6t II. P. MINTU, fllarsiiai poll 421 Vn lin Ptniini.ii' Airiini'O nlMlin J.V iuuxtifiitn.1 uniiViia " i.v City or Salem. On and after the first day of May tho cltv couucll will by oidlnance clean, giado and improve allalleysortlio city or eaiem nt the expense oftne property owners, except such us nro clean and In good repair betoro May 1st, lltf nrhpr nf mmmlftpn nn llpllttlt and police. II. 1'. MINXO, Marshal. 1 ZlOb To Property Owners. All nronertv owners In Palom 010 re nlred to connect with sewers In accor- lanco with ordlnanco By order of committee on health and ollce. II. 1'. M1NTO, Marshal. 121flt (J Receive! GILBERT & PAINTS. PATTERSON OXLiS. FAllERUimyMEN ANDOTRK " When in Need of Harness, Saddles, Whips, Robes, etc. You Avill find it to your advantao to call on mo be fore purchasing elsewhere, as I have the LARGEST RE TAIL STORE IN OREGON. Gents' and Ladies' Sad dles iu most modern Btyles, HEAD QUARTERS FOR HILL'S CONCORD HARNESS Best mado in the world. I am sole Manufacturer's Agent for Salem. NOT TO BE UNDERSOLD I Buggy Harness as low as $5.60. Wagon Harness as low as 13. This house is not of Mushroom growth, but was established by mo in 1869 and by long oxperionco I know tho demands of the trade. You can't miss tho place at the siirn of "The Big Dapple Gray Horse." Thnnkiner mv customers for their liberal patronage in the past. By square dealing, 1 hope for a continuance of uio same. - - j.xj. um, 289 Commercial Streo $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of goods at our store! We carry a full line of groceries, feed, crockery, glassware, ol gars, looacco anu comecuonery. T. BURROWS, No. 220 Commcrolal BU, Salem FOUND! One hundred very choice lots, which will bn sold nt J 100 per lot, and on easy terms by J. J. ROBERTS, 05 Stole St. E. C. CROSS, Butcher and Packer, Htnte Ht, unit Cevtrt St. The best meats dollvercd to ull parts of the city, NTING. QNK OF T1IK liAItQiaT KSTAHLISH. ments In tho Htate, iower rates thaa , virtland. largest Htock liegal Blank Id tho Htate, a-d blgcest discount. Heud for price list of Job printing, und cntaloime 0 legal blanks. T& M. WA1TI5, Htoam Printer Halem Oreson. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OREGON. Kates, $2.50 to 5.00 per Day. Tho best hotel between l'ortland andBnn FniucUtco. Klrst-class In all Its appoint menu. Its tables nro Borved with the Choicest JPvults Grown In the Willamette Valley. A. I, WAGNER, Prop. DRESS GOODS. Henrietta, Sergo.Drapod'Almn, Camel's Hnir, Home Snuu; nil new shades. BLACK GOODS. Coin Spot, Bengalino, Silk Warp, Henriettas, French Novelties. SILKS. Surrahs, Bwlval. India Faille, Tulletn, Black Grenadine, Stripes aud Dots. MARU1ED. Children's hats for vert's. 25 cts. at Cal- HOrEL ARRIVALS "WILLASIinTE" M Roseday. L G Jones, O D Bevan, P S Hanson, Portland. P H Bexlall, G W Webb, W L Slater, Saletn. Geo A Davis, J H Wylle.C Hatha way, T D Robertson, S. F. E H Drew, Geo H White, Boston. W L Wanen, McMInnvlllo. H Moore, CP Yountc, W C Young, New York. E G Hanson, G J Hanson, Mil waukee, Wis. F R Winter and wife, Mlugo, Ta. COOK. B Taylor, A L Mngulre, John Waddle, C W Baynlon, MrsES Platts. EIraii Mather, Portlund. l) 1 Wells. J W Inj-'runi, B Ma- coudy, Salem. D M Guthrie, MraBrooker, Dallas. J M Rlnehart, Bello Allen, Sum mervllle. W A White and wife, Milwaukee. E J Clark, Seattle. C G Lorge, Oregon City. J Blngmam and wife, Gervnis. Chus Audersou, Jefferson, A P Wagner, Kansas City. Tho World Enriched. The facilities of the present day fat the production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and comfort of mankind are almost tinlim ited, and when Syrup of Figs wa first produced the world was enriched with the only perfect JaxatiTe known, W It Ja the only remedy which Is truly pleasing and refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system genuy m m -or, In fact, at any time, and the better .. . . , tin. more ooDular it be lt is known the more popular i Rhrions the JuDaffiiiiP.-JulBo J. II. Bird, of tbe Seventh juaiuiai iiri..t hnasent his refcik'uatluu to .i.i..n ii. .it i receive comes. i lift coventor, mhihk ih - . .....it attentlonatono-.JudgeBirdrei.lgu-l TIJEW A,r. account of ioor neauu. - jilts. J. ""toBBT. ...in ..n.i.aiiiv lie crunieu rfwww--- ...,.. Will Mw.v.j . Ion Can't. Find TMr Equal ! I shall, for the season of 1891, make a specialty of LADIES' OXFORDS. My $1.25 lino are the best value over sold in Salem. Call and seo my $3.00 lino of Ladies Cloth Top Patent Leather Tip Shoes. "A. KIvKIN, 211 Commercial Street m D.CSHERMAN, Dopuiy County U, B, Tension and Claim agent. l'.O Vrlto fur blanks. Box 2s. Miilcm, Oroxon yjiorr INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY "Ttie Stated Assessed uoarlykmo-UilrdloiIatmilllon GEO. M. 1JEELEB, City Agent. AndHpeclal uirontfor Marion county. Ot ilcii witli Die Company, BINGMAN-toATT. Iu the parlors of the Cook hotel In Snlem, April 22, 1891, Jacob Biugmau and Ma tilda Matt, Judge JumeB Batehelor oillciatlng. At 10:30 lnat.nlght Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Anderdon were called on and awakened Judge Butchelor to per form a marriace ceremony, which they did, notwithstanding It was raining as it seldom does in Oregon, Tho judge arose from his slumbers and repaired to tho hotel where he tied the holy knot. The brldo has lived iu Salem for several years, and the groom is a resident of Gervais where they will cast their future lot. IJ1KU. GINGHAMS. Normaudlea, French Zephyrs, Broche Zephyr, Toilet du Nord, Seersuckers, Scotch Ginghams. gs. A New line of trimmings Call aud examine of dry goods. our now stook J. J. DALlffllPLE k CO., Bush's npw brick, corner Court und Commercial streets. BLACKFORD. At the homo of its parents, in North Salem, April 23, 1891, tho twenty-one-mouths old boy of Mr. and Mrs. Al Bluokford, of the measles. U. P 0 II L 15, Blacksmiili, IcormerU ol Bcrlbor a I'olilc, two doom went of the old utand, keeps a good supply of wheels, ailed, spring and Ktnerul cur rlage hardware. j;g Avf ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of Willamette Hotel, SALBM ORBOON THE CLUB Livery, Feed and Sale Stables W, H. G0ULET, PropV, AIItocklfcftlnmynreball ieclvetne bet of attention. Telephone Ho. 21. tur ner Liberty nd Kerry Hreu, Salem, Or R, H. WESTAC0TT. LivBtiy, Feed and Boarding Stable. T ou j. l:iiiji . rpnniwt wll Drobabiy ue biu. -- ---. ..rMu. wall ot WHO- "-l - ------- t XI Wl 1 H 1.UO UtI v ... .. .4iM aud his Buccessor appointed in a lew 7 a .fcrUM ""VST balbm, DON ' Buy a lot in YEW PARK Unless you want to build ou It. YEW PARK IS IN TUB CITY. Tho city water mains are laid through it. It I vo neur tho Depot, University, Postoflleo and business portion of the city that His not neo esBary to ride, although tho street cars run through it aud leavo every twenty minutes for Commercial street, North and East Salem. YOU CAN'T HI'KCULATE IN YEW TABIC ritOPKBTY-the proprie tors will attend to th ut; but you call buy a better home alio there than iu any other portion of tho city for the same money. You will have no dust In Summer ami no mud In winter. Its perfect druluago insures its lienltlifulnes. The lots are large aud many of them beautifully slmd ed with yew, fir, osli and oak. Ifyou want to buy blocks of lols on specula tion, and let them lie unimproved and let adjoining property make them valuable, don't jmtromzo Yew Park. It Is not Built That Way Ifyou want to epeaulute on op- tt.-.nrfoI.M Jrt.nrt rlellveroJ stable) lKn Or UIOCKMU! CIIJHW IT It'll IOIW, ".ffliSXftSwI out lu the country. NOUTIf. ureou. sotn ir. ka8T or vtmt, or to the sub- Jurbsnf Portland, Asturlu or oh the I D UIIETMAM Bound, and la vert In paper town, L D. nUrrlVlAIV, or, wlmti better, buy a ticket In Livery SUUe aad ftcd Yinl XSr,vSffiy' bBl " 1 Bwt B 5U ii Mni H 1M". iajib oju at low iinoai ou jonif; - .. ...... ! firm, unfl iHkuv irrna fn linniM utmVm 1 llnrear wniintiMiKj ;.,-..,.--,.-... ... -"- i oitttuuni t THE VARIETY! (Formerly tho old Auction aud Commission House.) SHOWS EVERY DAY More L'oods at cheaper nriecs than any other in Salem. Below wo give you a pari oi our pruirumuiai Blankets, MiittrcsBCH, Tinwnro' Cutlery, Collee, Furnishing Goods, Combs Biiseball Goods, Furniture, Pillows, Hardware, Queeuswure, Teas, Clothing, Gloves, Whins, KTiifunrwl nnnrlir ntirl il frnrmr Itemomber the nluco. THE VA HIETY, near the court house ou State street, Salem, Oregon. Auction every Battirciny awHmnnt Quilbi, Stoves, Lain pi, Wooden ware, Spices, Hosiery, Currv Combs. Cigurs and Tobacco, onerul lino of notions too numerous to menton. dw .1. 0. aoODAuE, Coburg. GOODALE A. WHKEMSIl.HprlnBftcld, & WHEELER, Ivtirxaber, Lath.. Pickets I MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. ,,.t. rnr rl.nrL' Mill. Hnrlnirncld Mills nnd McKenzio Mill. OIllco find Yord on the west liio of X welfth Mlreet 42 t near derot. Kent Lumber In tho Vulley. N. N. MATTHEWS, Manager, rjalom. SANTIAM LUMBERING COMPANY, OK MIt.lv OITY, Lumtior. Lath, Hhlnglcs nnd Building material. Yard east of Depot, Salem. We manufacture ull our own stock, uud aro prerured to fill any order on tho shortest notice. .,. -,,. r . . 4:17-lm-dw THOMAS SIMS, Superintendent. Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co., Sash. Doors, Minds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing. ' Houa KlnUblnir inada'to order. Hew IIH Kltv. by which vr can nlway kxsp a full tuuply of eaoned tck of all kind. Agricultural work, Corner or Troae ana uin mreci. ien. wrejeon, i. ihiii J!ij'lHlllllll!!l--.-J!i!i-Li!Eii--liU-lLr1' "gSSSgSSIgS'gS; jL&JZk. Sash and Door factory Front": Street, -Salem, Oregon, Tho best clafia of work in our lino at pricoa to compete with the lowoHt. Only tho best material uectl. J. G. HARRIS EXPRESS N0S. 10 & 21, Mve erdtfflt It. M. WMUACe'. It liable vrork or tto joy. J. F.WHITE, XlIUa A"D TllUOK LINK. r f Mil klndK. UVUi ifm iu pvwr trulu. JUaling f Mil kind, lint work. ni Joiiot UbNtpMt lot la Ju Mi Jnuuary town, 46 i Old IH' Ift, CttUOl Ion 1UGD0N & IIOORK 9mh-Pre,ymn Blorl' 0. TATUTf 111 II X AT HIM IV 1 1110 Vb HEAL ESTATE BROKERS . AND MOTAIUBSIPUUUO. Coilcctlong JInilo nnd Ijonm Negotiated. SOOOOMfvIBROIAL STREET SALTAN! OREGON. 120d-&w-tf ClydctHlalo Stallion. UiirNouo, tliocyclonoot Nobnuka, lin diirlt biiy.Sypjim old, wlilto hind raot.aud Blr In AtroliiMid, Ilred by T hos. Hmltb, ot York Ctt. Nebraska, welqlit 1700 poundi, sired by Wiilt-KorJoe. (No. loao.) Old Joe wuu Hired by Ileal KxcliHnge, ho by tbe fiitnou l'rlnco or Wnlei. Darn won Toixjy, tlm fiimntm brood mure, a grand daughter CUHIKJIl giv. a season at, HonneJI farm Jimt went of North Bulem brick yard, ueur nilr ground. Owned by 10 llyuu, i-mt dw or tAUlH Nnpolfoii. No. (IM.) Inuriiiici)ll6. Will ittand th M. J. PATTON. M. D. Eldridgc Block, Salcni, Oregon. Dtspnues of women and children) ohronto and jirlvate dUcnsen A SPECIALTY, In ofllco day nud nlgbO Gonial tatlnn frro. The New Blacksmiths SPRAGUE & HILGER9, HuocefHon to John Holm, cor. Commer cial und Clieineketa itrevtn, Halem. llorno dhoelug a nec)alty. ititc 10, K. HAHyly, Paper Hanger. Oeavo order at Ulobo Heal KUtaUKxnhango BROOKS & LEGG DRUGGISTS 100 HUteBtreet, I'atton'w liloek, Bulimi, Or, PRK80RIPTI0N8. Hieclul uttuntlon given lu carerul cni' pounding. w, e. McAfee, PRKSORIPTION Ct,15ICf "COTUJMBIAS," Liht Uoadster Safuly. Ladl' Safety, incJwuHf-ty,Volunter,S-ml C.M.LOCKWOOD.Af!., 4 ll( smVdw.tOtilriiW vu bo jar. a i home. Trmw r-