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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (July 13, 1891)
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LU0A.I, MARKET. Wheat, net 00 cents per bu- 1 iopa, actlve: 22 to 2S cents per lb. daily Bulletin. New York Ice cream that beats ull, at strong's. Chocolate cream soda is what takes ho many people to Strong's. Try tho great vitallzer and best of all Biiminor drinks acid phosphate, at Strong.s. WESTACOTT & IRWIN. Noli co. Persons leaviug town for tho springs, seacoast or mountains, cau have tho Daily Journal scut to them without extra cost, by leaving orders at tho office. Hop Lien. Mr. Ed. C. Horren this morning showed a JouknaiV reporter hop leaves from tho Beards ley yards at Eola that were literally covered with lice, and it is certain that these Eola yards, about as large as any in the state, aro badly infest ed, and not liable to have half a crop uuless spraying can check the pest. All delusions about there m-iug no danger to tne crop are per nicious. The farmers better realize that their crop is liable to bo de stroyed, and go to spraying to save it. The fact is, all talk of no possi bility of injury from hop lice is for the purpose of keeping down prices, and the outlook in the eyes of some of Qur best posted hop men is that there may not be half a crop. a Puison Report. For quarter ending June 30 report of prison Rupt. Downing shows follewing: ixper.dl tures, 9,470.24; earnings foundry $7,413.27, N. 8. prisoners boatd $680, 8"; increase In convicts during three iiios., 33; received 65; discharged 32. Empleyment: Contractors 224, con vict's kitchen 10, ofllcen.' 0, reform school 10, yard 10, laundry 8, general farm work 11, care of stock 3, team sters 4, tailor shop 4, hospital steward and waiteis5,8hoe shop 2, bake shop 2, butcher shop 1, soap shop 1, car penter shop 2, blacksmith shop 1, plumber 1, boiler house 2, sick, de crepit, ana unanio 10 worK, 34, un employed,43; total, 301. Missions. Sunday was observed in iho interest of missions at the Congregational church. Beautiful garlands reached out from the shield of the United States to China, Japan, India, the Isles of tho seas and "the poor," emblematically set forth in wall decorations. The pastor preached in tho morning on an ap propriate topic and in the evening Mrs. Pentland read an essay on missions, followed by papers, musio and recitations on tho subject. Tho .Ladies' Home Mission society scored a great success. A New PosTOFKion. Hult is the name of a new postofflco just estab lished up in tho mountains two miles beyond tho Nooning log, and twelve miles from Bilverton. Mail goe3 from this place twice a week, Tuesdays and Friday and Is car ried by A. J. Coleigh.- The first trip was made Tuesday last. C. J. Hnlt Is postmaster. This is a great con venience for the people in that re mote section and save3 them a trip of twelve miles to Bilverton for mail. Appsal. Needless Expense. Two men have beeii at work several days cut ting tho crop of grass on the court house square. A lawn mower is worked after tho scythe and this metropolitan luxury Is planed down fine and sandpapered smooth as any lady's lawn. The county will have to foot tho bill and of course the county court will allow it. It is Buoh items as these that ought to be made public as the law requires. Reopened. At St. Josenii'n church Archbishop Ur.iss preached morulngaud evening to large ou diences. Tho oliurch was beautl fullyldecorated with flowere, which attracted universal admiration from those preeeut, and then was a large .uu.,ui ueawes corumnnlrauta. oinging was throughout. Suntlnj's OumB n Sacrifice of Reputa tntiou to Cortland M'iflVra. Sunday's game opened with fine probpeulH or a giK)d game. There had been a slight advantage tukou of the Salems by the Shiver & Walk er ut Portland, and before the first Inulug was up excitement ran high. Tho Home club ran in one by means of Riely, and the visi tors ran in ou a past ball that was missed by Salem's catcher. 11. The second inning made the au dience feel that they had a game. Salems retired without a ship. Tho enemy went to bat and Stanley's catch of a foul lly In the face of the sun won great applause. Ikey Swartz, who has a great habit of hitting a left-band blow was slowly fought out. 00. 3. RIeley gets to first, makes sec ond by nionkeytrlcks on the Port lauds, and cumo in ou Salem's new man who hit a hard grounder. Tho Salems ran in second aud played u fearful game. The Portlands' short stop, usually a fair player, fumbled coutlnuhllv. Tho visitors could not hit. 0-0. 4. Stanley wont in and got around, Booth's fine two bagger let 2 more in. Portland falls. 30. 5. Mellen got second ou muffs, Rlely struck out, Mellen left on third as Jjavan aud Stanley went out. Visitors ditto. 00. 0. ColUtt, Snleras' new player, hit to tecin.l and to k third on an error and home. Porter and Lev eque retired. Booth made a great hit forecourt and Minto left him there. Fabel sent a great fly to which Rieley took to great aoplause. Belliuger hit for second aud let .Tones out on tho home plate. 00. 7. Lavan made his third out reaching second; Mellen fanned; Riely got to third. At this stage the Umpire was hit a terrible blow with the ball, knocking him down. But he was up and game in a m iment, to great applause. Stan ley now made the three base hit of the game. Porter hit a two-bagger and got third on an error. Lev eque went out on a fly. Tho visitors now again exposed the life of the umpire for all they were able to offer as an interception to Lev que's hot balls. Ikey Swartz did get a baso on a dead ball, 30. The Portland boys now put in Swartz, whose left hand balls were easily hit nnd as easily fielded. Three hits iu succession were caught in the air. Rankin, a big hitter in every sense went in for a base hit, was let to second when a long throw fiom Stanley put him out. Two others followed and side out. 0 0. 0. R'oly went out at thirdbyreck less running; Stanley got a baso on Swartz, but ran home easily on errors. Collet hit a fierce liner to 'Ikey" and got around. The mo tropolis failed to hit. 20. The score as follews: SALEMS. Chemawa. Bids for supplies at the Indian school wero opened Sat urday nnd contracts awarded an fol fel fol eows: Flour, J. D. Hurst fc Son, Aurora, $2.18 per 100 pounds; hay, S. llamp, $12 per tonjoats, S. Ramp, 7200 pounds at 1 2-9 cents per pound; barley, F. J. Beatty, 1J- Cents per pound; meat, E. C. Cross, $8.25 per 100 pounds. The contract for fur nishing wood was not awarded; quality of wood will determine tho matter. DEFECTIVE SALEM SIDEWALKS. Pedestrians Denounce Thorn ami De mand Reform Lives in Danger. IN THE COURTS. Snflerings of a Ministerial Hook Insano from Love. Rieley 3 b Stanley c Collett 2b Porter rf Lovequo p Booth lb Minto vt Lavan hs i Mellen It AB 5 5 0 0 G - 0 G 4 5 sir 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 1 0 PO 3 11 3 1 0 8 0 1 0 Totals 49 10 14 3 27 13 3 STAVKK & WALKER. All It IIJSII PO A E Langfordss&2b 4 0 0 15 2 4 .UKaukinSb&lb 4 0 1 0 5 03 Fabel ltiss&rf 4 1 10 3 3 3 Jones cf 4020112 Bellinger p &3b 3 0 2 0 3 10 J -Rankin 3b&-s 4 0 0 0 2 11 Wilisc 4 0 0 0 0 11 Reed If 2000103 Swartz r, f&p 2 0 1 0 10 2 POLICE COURT. On complaint of C. W. Hellen- hrand, Ira Kimball was arrested Saturday for disturbing tho peace In calling Tomplaiuant viio names. Ho plead guilty and was fined $10.00 aud costs. Tho police arrested ono W. H. Risley, a youug man who Is ageut for tho Qaskell literary club aud auxious U become a minister, for selling books without a license. Ho was arraigned this morning at 10 a. m. and stood for trial. Tho caso was tried at 1:30 before a jury composed of Win. Rafter, Jo. Thompson, John Patterson, Capt. Howard and Matt Berry. The city atty. appeared for the city and atty. Carson tor defendent. An unsanctified Sunday drunk got the usual five days. INSANE FROM LOVE. An Information charging insanity against Carl Qruenwald was filed, and deputy Wrightmau went to Champoeg:'nd brought him up and ho was placed iu jail ponding ex amination. Ho was examined this afternoon and committed to the asylum. He Is aflitcted with love lorn dementia, wiiicu at ins age, about 35, is apt to be pretty sovero. THE STREET CAR I'HUULEM. Progress in Adjusting tho State Slreot Difliculty lletweeu the Rival Companies. Saturday tho electric car line put on a force, run in a new curve aud made a crossing on Liberty street in the"wesina'" hours of the night. This morning at 8 o'clock Street Commissioner Crossau put ou a forco of men to tear Up and remove the tracks of both companies, in accord ance with the tenor of the resolution P'issed by tho council. He will complete his.work today. As fast as he proceeded tho electric company had u force laying down their track whero tho city ordered it. The horse car people seemed quiesceut. A reporter sought their attorney but he had gone to Portland on tho early train. The controversy was taken into Judge Boise's court at 1:30 p. in. for hearing, on application for prelimin ary injunction. This afternoon Supt. Miles, of tho horse car line, put on a force ot men to laying track us fast as tho city force pulled it up. LATEST. ' At 3:45 Supt. Miles and Ills force were arrested by the police. During the past six mouths In fact ever since the rains set iu last fall tho Journal eauc'um has been faMy flooded with com munications on the subject of bad sidewalks iu Salem. Several wore anonymous, while more wore from representative citizens signed by such original noma do plume as "Tax-PAyer," 'Pedestrian,' Wheel- Agent I man, ''Foot aud walker,' etc., etc. ASUie irom tins array oi muiury spleon and uuvurulshed disgust, the editor has received not a fow meta phorical prods in the ribs about tho dilapidated condition of our side walks. Now what shall bo1 douo? Wo havo constantly decltued to pub lish these criticisms for tho reason that tho city fathers wore ovor-bur-doncd with tho greater reform of paving our streets. In tho mean time tho sidewalks have grown con stautly worse, and publlo sentiment is becoming moro aroused to havo bomcthlng done. It Is an indisput able fact that oil Commercial street tho sidewalks in Salem aro BAD. One correspondent suys there isn't a deccut block of walk running north and south ou auy street from Liberty to Cottage, If this Is true it is even more so tho further east you go. A writer wishes to know if the streets east of the railroad aro In tho city, and If so why passable sidewalks aro not built there. Many insinuations and even point blank accusatious aro made against the officers iu uuthority. Tt Is needless to recito all these complaints, for one general charge cau be made and sus tained that Salem has tho worst sidewalks of any respectable city on the coast. This should be different. and cau be If the citizens generally will make demands and then insist on the officers doing tholr duty. When walks aro poor the city cau order repairs or now walks. If theo orders aro not obeyed the street com missioner can build them and tax tho property for the expense. There is no use trying to put ou metropolitan airs aud neglect tho first steps toward a respectable city. Aside from tho pedestrians many vehicle owners make complaints about poor crosslngH,especlaily whore the railroad aud street car tracks are crossed. If it Is the duty of corpor ations to put their crossings Into good order they should be compelled to do so ut once, and if it is tho city's business the proper officer should be abused liko a pick-pocket until he does it thoroughly. It Is not pleasant to proclaim to tho world tho wretched condition of our walks and streets, but as this seems to be tho only way to secure results, the Journal will do Its duty cheerfully, aud send up tho wall uutll something Is done. This matter Involves the city In little or over Sunday. Ho was shown over the city by Mr. Stolz. Some hot blood and a cold knock dowu are reported from a Ferry street labratory last night. Property owners oh Commercial street meet at Odd Follows hall tonight to discuss paving. Cass Sargont and family movo to Perrydale today, whero they will make their homo till fall, when they will locate near McCoy. Col. Robt. Miller, of Jackson la In town, with a grip full of how big stories about Southern Oregon. lie goes home this evening. Tho new station between Oates villo and Brown's Is to bo named Mi u to, In honor of tho old pioneer family at Salem by that name. Tho Journal has no time to go about talking down its rivals. It Is grateful for all the silly abuso that Is I being heaped upon it. Misses Nina McNary and Minnie Colwell, two of Salem's ncttvo young commercial ladies, tpent Sun day at Turner, returning ou the early morning train. Miss Lou a Knight arrived homo yesterday moral ug from her year's work in New York, where sho has been studying as a member of tho Art Studeuts League. Supt. Miles has returned from his rauch iu the mountains, whero ho speut a week. He says strawberries aro just coming iu season there and I raspberries aro not half grown. Dr. Oarrow, lato of British Colum bia, has located In tho office formerly occupied by Dr. Jennings, and will open a general practice. See his professional card iu tho Journal. Thos. Ilolmau has made tho state fair manogers a proposition to elec tric light tho building and grounds for tho fair weeit at 050. After tho first year he will light it for $3 per light. There is ono great danger from undue nowspaper advertisiog of the recent thunder storm that It will bring down a crop of Eastern light ning rod agents, from which tho good Lord deliver us. There Is liable to bo a contest over tho Huflinan will, which is on de posit at tho Ladd & Bush bank. There will be a hearingbefore tho county court whero tho will is to bo opened. After the Evaugolical convention at Sweet Home a number of the members among them E. L. Bol linger and his family, went to Soda REAL ESTATE IRANSlERS FILED WITH IWNTY REiUKDMC. WNLmLic. trustee l'. Hubert and wife nnd J. O. Johnson, to .1. O. JohiiMon ItO blk 10, University ad to Salem, $2000. J. H. Albert and wife, E. E. Wild and wife to Horaco Cadwell, It 10, blk 10, Yew Park annex ad to Sa lem, 5200. Horace Cadwell and wife to Ri'iij. F. McLliich, same property, $275. Jefferson Pooler aud wife to John Rich, 3 n.sec. l,tp 7s,l w; Richard Osborne d. I. o,,jMK0. J. H. Slmorul and wife to Wm. Holcomb, It3 blk 3, Southwest ad to Salem, ?387. J. N. Jones, unmarried, to El levy C. Merrill, 02 60 a. sen. 27, tp 8 s, 4 W, school laud, $1800. J. H. Lunu and wire, Thos. nol mau, unmarried, aud J, F. Brown and wife to Willis McElroy, It 1 Oak Lawn Park ad to Salem, $500. Adclhelm Odermatt, prior of tho Bonedictlno Fathers, of Mt. Angel, to Nathan Wolnn, 5.81 a. of u. cj sec. 10, tpo s, s 1 w, 750. Jio AVorUl 13urloIiaT. Tho facilities of the present day for Jic production of everything that will conduce to tho material welfare and comfortoriuatikind arc almost unlim ited, aud shcn Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with tho only perfect laxative known, as it la tho only remedy which is truly pleasing nnd refreshing to the taste and prompt and effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring-time or, Iu fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more pooular it be comes. Southern Oregon peaches at bed rook prices at J.G. Wright's Pioneer store. -rNotice to Travelers - Our storo Is crowded with a fine, new lino of TRUNKS AND TRAVELING BAGS This lino embraces all kinds and sizes of trunks from tho pIipmh MMfc- brotif ht to P1UCESTI1E LOWEST POSSIBLE FO II GOOD GOODS Traveling Bags and Valises from $1 to $7. We Invite the attention of tho public to the fine quality of theso goods. "utmion oi Capitol Adventure Co., Opera House Block:. Now Hue of swimming tights and tennis shoes. Produce Takea 8 spools cotton for 25 cent. Wool boucht. Baby.cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castoriat DIED. BRYANT. Sunday, July 12, 1801, Quit Side the Trust. BUREN &. SON J Old Undoi takers of 18 years oxperiencohaye, through much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies out side tho Undertaking trust nnd aro now prepared to furnish funeral outfits in a first-class manner and can make you prices independent of any trust, Special attention given to embalming. Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for tho business THE CHINESE ROW. ho. Yuen, tho JIarion Murderer, a Hearing. Has 10 cspnjhilly fine ,' C-TyU'The regular meeting of the W. O. T. U. will be held Tu day. the 14 Inst, at 2:30 p. ra. By order of t be secretary. Cut price ou JadleV muslin nd knit underwear for this week kt HoIvereoD'a, 1W Totals 33 1 7 1 27 9 Salems 1-0-0-3.0-1-3-0-2 10. S.&.W. 1-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-0-1. Two baso hits Collett Porter- Booth 2; Bellinger 1. Three base hit Stanley double play,Joues. Belllngeraud E. Raukiii buses on culled balls by Leveque 1; Swartz 2. Hit by pitcher Swartz. Struck out by Leveque 10; Boll inger 0. Passed balls-By Stanley, 2; Wills 4. Wild Pitch By Loveque, 1; Boll inger 3. Time of game, two hours rind ten mTmites. UmpireMr. Dayenport. , The Salems should try their hands on a league club now. But for luck at tho start no score would havo been made agalust Sa lem. Tho prickly I alls the visltois lound was a caution. It will take a lightning calculator to count the blue spots ou Umpire Davenport. If the Slaver & Walkors had been playing for releases they would all be out of a Job. Tho visitors' game run down so that the grand stand applmuk-d any thing. The Salems played an electric game, tLo visitors getting but ono hcoro aud thut on an error. Bollinger for the vliilors plays a grcal drop ball. The Portland club carries too much btef. The Nob Hills should chuiigethelr n iiu once more. Then they might uot ploy a wild game. This WkkTc Only. T, Holverson is closing out ladies' and misses' silk mitts ut exceptionally low prices. Seejhem. lw 1 1 1 1 Cocoangi cream pudding Sroat & GHe. Silver poligh that beat (he world, at J.G. WrlKht'o, The Chinaman who perforated two of his countrymen with bul lets Saturday, was taken out of jail und escorted to Mai Ion for pre limlnary hearing this morning by Deputy Wain, accompanied by the district attorney. After hearing he was bound overaud brought back to S.tlem. Bid Funeral. The obsequies of Hon. John A, Huffman took place at tho Catholic churob at 2:S0 p. m. Sunday, there being a very large at tendance of friends. John Sayage, Sr., John Baker, Wm. Kaiser, John Brooks, Mr. Wirth, and Henry Haas acted as pall bearers. Rev. White preached on tho Immortality of the soul and the resurrection aud future life, Tho choir, sang appro priate music. no expense, and as the tax on each piece of property is light, thoro is no reason why a peremptory order should not go out for first-class "walks all round. If persous cannot 'afford to keep up sidewalks they have no business to own city prop erty. Non-residents, who are hold lug property for speeulatlou aro re sponsible or much of this state of affairs, but why should they bo screened? Iu fact, there should bo no preferred classes iu this or auy other clasi of taxation. Now tho Joijknal trusts tho Salem olllelala will go to work at this matter good nuturedlyyet thoroughly, aud gain the distinction of giving our city tho best walks of auy iu tho state. springs to enjoy a week's encamp ment and fishing. Each state senator has the nomin ation of one candidate for admission to the state agricultural college, aud Senator Hi rsch has today designated MissM. H. Dunham, of Green Basin as tho privileged student from this county. The foundry at the state's prison shut dowu Saturday ulght for a month for repairs. Tho new water wheel will be put in and the men will enjoy u rest for the hot season, a very humane idea of Supt. Down-ing's. at Reform school near Salem. Mrs Efilo Bryant, wlfoofF. II. Bryant, after a snort Illness of congestive emus, ago auout -::. Deceased was tho young wife of tho ongiueer at tho Reform sohool, and leaves a husband and ono child threo years old to mourn her un timely death. Funeral at grave at Macleay Tuesday, at 12 m. Tho funoral procession will leave the Ro form school at 10 a, m. JF URNITURE AT A'UCTION. If you want Furnituro, attend tho auction sales at the Auction House, near Court House every Saturday and got your goods at your owu price. II. Ii. MOORE, Auction and Commission Merchant. "HONEST FRANK," Auctioneer. See tho now Singer at 327 Commer cial street. cod Somewhat Amy. Tho average cltizou is just now looking for sonic- thing light in clothing, und lie can best find it at tho Woolen Mill Store Hose designs. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, "Wall Pa per and Itorder, Artists' Ma terials, limo, Hair. Nails and Shingles. Hay. Teed and Fence Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc, CLEAN! If you would be clean and hayo your clothes done up in tho neatest and dressiest manner, take them to tho SALEM STEAM LAUNOKY whore all Avork is dono by white labor and in the moat prompt maimer. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. Liberty Street. Park Grocery m Gh B. BABABATJGH Has put in a new stock of Groceries, QueonBware, Foed, etc. Produce bought at highest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed In all things. Goods delivered to all parts of tho city. Call aud give mo a trial. NKW ADVKItTISESlKNTS. Tno Iliiclclou'H ArnlcnlHiilve, Dost Salve In tho world for Cutx, lirulnes, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Kheuin, Fovur Koros, Tottor, Chapped Hands, Cliltnlulns, Corns uudullHltlu KrnptlouH, nnd posi tively euros l'llos, or do pay required. It in guamntnod to klve perfect nut Indict lou or moDoy refunded, Price, 23 cpuU per box TsJ&& crowd in town is Jostto Illustrate. Any per son wishing rubber stamps of any kind would do well by calling on mo and looking tLrough my sam ples. There has been a big- demand for my stamps so far. Fall in lino with the rest aud get one of E. C. Patton, at Patton's State Street Book store. Special. The season is now on for special summer sales at Holver sou's. Ennh week he will ofier special bargulns In dillereut lines of goods, which cannot but be appre ciated by close buyers. This week it Is ladles' underwear nnd sllir mitts. 1 m .1 Got Them All. Wm. Sargeant lias n large slock of wall paper, window shades, baby carriages aud notions of ull kinds. Tho lowest prices provail. 7 13 4t AltT Exhuiitio.v. Geo. P. Smith has now on exhibition a beautiful night scene of Telegraph Hill, San Francisco, which It will repay all to call and see. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. Mayor D' Arcy Is in Friso An Immense Saturday. Harry Gibson, of Portland, the city. Secretary Gregg, of tho state fair, Was in town Saturday. Jo. Aiken has the position as bar keeper at Tho Wlllamotle. Archbishop Gross returned to Portland ou the delayed overlund. The daily and weokly JouitNAL today havo ajarger circulation than ever. Tho 7th day advontlsts are hold ding a camp meeting iu North Salem. MIh Nnrn ITnrrlu Iu anoiwlluir Ilia u,.mm. - ... r 1 1 ' T,,e "' Hrmoa for Mo great iu summer vacation with filcuds at seit 0f Howl's BiiwimrUia Is found la J acoina. 1 mlole Itself. It In merit that, wlus, and tbt If Salem does tho right thing by tMt '' Hor 8rMprllta actually ., , ,,, ,. ,., J MtiipllKl. wliHt Is claimed for It, U wn4 tho boys now this clly could havo a , ta, &rea u, lW im-aieta a popularity anO league baseball club, ale crtamr tlu.u t.tut of any other tareapv John Brooke and family relumed, Merit WinS fleTepubUa last evonlug from a week's outing JJftil,, M,ariiii wea scrofula, Ball Iu and about Portland. ftw-.-t .-ul nil iMmcrs, l)ypepla, S!e r n aim.. f Qii.,in i i i.'Bi d.v!e. lllnur)ej, overepme Thai - .-,.,, ... MftWf"M IW ... . '. if. 'iaft&& In'O T JC.GAUltOW, M D., l'hyirtolnn and O . Surgeon, (lately attending Uuy'g lion- Bltiil. London, and ltoynl liillrmni y, Kdln urgn.) Olllco nnd residence in Kin.! Na tional bank block, Colin In town or coun try promptly attended. Olllco bourn U to 11 a. ra.; 1 to a nnd 7 to &ii) p. in. Aw To Contractors. BIDS will bo received by the board of di rectors ofHchool dlsirlot No. 24 on Krl. day, July 17, 1801, ut 2 p. rn . for tho coinplo tlon or tho Rocond Htory ot tho North Hulom eicbool building. In aecordnuco with tho plans nnd HpeellleutlonH and detail draw ings nt tho olllco of O, H. MoNnlly, Bnlem. Tho board resorvos the right to reject auy aud nil bids. Certified check for 6 per cent, of tho bid will be required to uccorapuny tho bid. Hy order of tho board. BonlJ V. 11, HIMI'SON, Clerk. JTA11M FOR SALE. 820 acrcH of best Dtoclc nnd fruit land In OrtKon for tsalo nt 11 bargain. Will veil In lota to HUlt purchnKCr. AddrKur cull on itit O.J.HIHKL.KnlghU.Orc. Near Hllver Creek KnlU, 7 8 am University. -THE OLDEST, LARGEST, Least Expensive THE - CIAJB LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. 1 II PflTTFflU 1) All stook loft in my caro shall receive tho best W. U. MULM. IrOpr. of attention. Telophono No. 24. Cor. Liberty I and l'erry streets, Salem, Oregon, SKOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chomeketa Street, House - and - Sign - Painting, Paper Hanging. KalHomlnltig, Wall Tinting, etc, VarnlshiuK and BINUW iiltOS. i-ajier Hanging, ruiiHomuuug, wan Ttntli Nutural Wood Finish. Only First-class Work. CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, AND ' SHEET IRON WORKERS. KtImnteonnll woriclnourllno. 10O Ohemakum Stnst, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawiig. llotmo KlnlHhlng nmde-lto order. New HKT llir.N, by which wo can always keep a full unpply of seasoned tock of ll ltlnd. ArouUaral Work, Cornor of Trade and lUgu mreetB, Bnlora, Orejjoa. -AND- soaps Tapioca cream puddlug Sroat & Olio. Full assortment of toilet just In! J. G. Wright's. Fresh 'enlson direct from the wilds of Oregon, also dried venison and different varieties of flsh. The freshest fresh eggs, at Davison & White's Court street market. Cocoanut rice pudding Bront Qlle. city, en route for tho horticultural meeting at Newberg. Judge Bean and son, Orniuii, sfaried for Yaquiua today to orrango for tho annual family outing. Mr. Westacott, of Strong's restati rant, goes to Gearhart purk, Seaside, to spend a week with his wife. Mr. I. M. Townsend and wife re turned to Ohio today, very much pleased with Salem and vicinity. Itov. Whltnker and wife of tho Uaptlst church, go next Monday for a vacation In California of a month. .llnif pi'nwf(i Appetite, itrenjth iiiki' ! : .1M1 Up U10 whole Bysteq tij . .- -.;.it! ijkoldbyalldrua t-i i r..p'iwibya I. IIo , I rtHVlll, M(H : Jones ttiwdi. The county court will visit Mill Clly to look Into merits ofa petition for a bridge over Sautium at that part Mrs, G. A. Dorrla, of Eugene, who . ! has len Ihe guat of Jude UcunV , family for the imst wrek, returned .Wo are now prepared to furulsh French Ice Cream In any quan tity for PAHTIES, PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, ete, We make a spec ialty of the abye and can be pro oored ouly of us. i linrn.. tmlrtV Uranson the "Cash OroaT" says ' , ho U too buy to talk, but those low I L. B. Brady, of the American prices still eontiuue ut the same. Press Association, wan In Salem ' 1 M MOST HOME-LIKE Institution of learning In the uorthwoKt, KtfJMiithmtx In 1BS7, 4U3 lit IMU-un Incmuo ol nearly to per cent Iu four year. OrudualcM ntudtutM In Art, Business, Classical, Law, Literary, Medical, and Musical. I'Jiartnncctitlcu! and nclenllflo tour?. NORMAL COURSE. (Jmdimtw from tl.o Worinnl Comne havo ull tlieii(lvnnlit of graduate from Iho Htuto Normal kjIiooU, Iietter fjicllltu for teuchlnif next year than ever before. FirelTorm Begins Sept. 7, 1891. I'or CiltvlO&tie. With fllll lnr..rmi.tlm. addrewi V.H.AKNOt.U,A.'M, OWUw Kttlonj, Oregon. J.aaOODAJ.E,Counrif. GOODALIS A. WWEKU-m.Bnrlngfleld. & IVTUOELER, Lumber, Lath.. Pickets I MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. Agent fur fljuru' Mill, BnrlUfrflem Mllu and ilclCoiulo Ml!!. Ofllce nnd 1 vd oh th wiyu emu ui t tvuiuii oiruct uvur uimkh, 42 lieitl Lumber Iu the Vullft BAKKJl & WHEELER, Managers, SIbi. Sasti and Door Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon, Tho best class of work in our lino nt prices to compete with tho lowest, Only the host material used Destroy Iho Pests, -NowUtheTliao to- ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of Willamette Hotel, SADISM - - - OHIXOON Street MOHGA2T & MJ1ADE, Truck & Dray Lino. Uood Unu and ttrontfhold, prompt work 1 our SPRAY TOUR FRUIT TREES, BRlGGS&RROWSr Are prepared to giro tree treatment for Iho caon with it gwd (praying outdt. HatUfuetlon guaranteed, iaveordern at 8, U. Cutterllu ASn'.oMce, lltt Htuto(rott Salem, flSdwtf fMTED ! $;S lUULLTPS tO CO,, Merchant Tailors. ltd dometin m m nt' A nil! Hun or imiiorled All wool e u. AlKottDoiiinlnie itoo. furuUUInK kOGdi. All Ilia Utfrat uWml I iui Fmr - 8l5CouiuiertUtrtt, I QttijaB. Strawberries, Rsplmr ' Blaclcberrios, Gooeslwrifl ' Cherries nnd good i rwit of all kinds ut tho Salem Qmry. It. II, WESTACOTT, wvptv, Feed m4 IhMWftfeu RUblc. Utthn, .-.ri- mymmMttiitmi4fiHnmi, m m nmmm I !-.