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Capital Journal Publishing Company
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KOtl STATE BKNAluiuJ I. L. nKereon of
Halea, and W ,11 tiobnon of HLnylou.
FOH KKMtESlCWTAriVfcS-O. JJ. Moore
and K. Jloferof Bnlcni, David Craig ol Ma
cleay, H. a. Ilarcloy or Woodburn, and J. I.
Calvert of Hubbard.
C 'UMMglOMMl-J. M. Watson ofTurner
BJaKHlKK-JohnKulghtoBalem.
I'LKIIK L. V, Kiileu oniuiteville-THKABUllKIt-K
O. lit own of Turner
HKCOUDEK-F. W. Watoisof Solera.
AKIKSSylUD D Colfey of AIM filly.'
HOUOUti hUVMl'tl'lltXDKNr-J, ri. Ora
liuncf Woodburn,
faUKVKYOIv-n. II. Herrlok of otom.
UUKONKK-A M Uioiiih of Jal-Mi,
JUHT10K OKPfcA'JE-Kornnlem dlttrM-
II. A. Jobiuou, Jr.
OONSIAULK-Kor Haleta dlstrlct-A. 1
Walu.
I ."" 1L!U- ipibi1jjii ny
feUUtlKSTKU (JOJIJIKNr.
Congressman Hermann may n& wcl
prepuro for the fourth term.
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Palne's Celery Componnd Brightens Ibe
Eye, Increases ilio Appetite, Restores
Sleep, Regulates the Vital Organs.
Under tbe stress of social or business
duties, or both, bow few business men
find time to properly repair tho waste
of excessive menu-1 labor and close con
finement. Till rOQIlU nt Hlla nanlul I. l-l..l--
MARION COUNTY RKFUIIMOAK TICKET- bereadla ., reworn, nervous fLs
uu ipuyBicai poyerty or tho averogo
business men ono meets.
Hut Falne's celery compound bright
ens tbelreyes, Increases their appetite,
causes good digestion and regular ac-
nuu ui tuu urguuaoi assimilation.
Much so-called overwork of business
ujcu jb mu overworn pr worry, care,
ahxlety. baste, These make tbe nbver
est druft on their vitality. Those who
cutter from nervous debility, mental
lepresslon or sleepleasness, find Palne's
celery compound a powerful restore-
nu. xi rcguiuit-H ine uver ana aid
ueys, cleanses the blood, aud feeds the
liervi'H Hllll llurt'ii nant..-a nil .... .i...
jody. Recovery from diseases of the
liver, kidneys and stomach by thould
f Paluo'e celery compound is lasting
It la the greatest of all modern restora
ive agents.
Pulne's celery compound is prescribed
y physicians wbodlfler In many otboi
ih ugs but agree In estimating hlghlj
'Ilia trrnnttiat r n.-Al .. ".
IlKouses of the kidneys, rheumatism
out, dyspepsia, Brlgbt's disease and
tomach disorders due to a derauirod
lervous system.
A divorced woman has no legal rlgb
to use her ex husband's namo on vlul
Ing cords.
Byron Plielpn, Seattle's Republicai
mayor, begins his uduiltilstrallon will
strong strokes In favor of economy on
b-Hd government.
Tho Lane county Republicans, It I
said, will bo solid for 11. R. Klneald
the vetoran editor of tho Eugene J ui.
linl, for secretary of stale.
Miss Frances Crosby, who
memberod as the author of "Saf
Arms ot Jesus," has been blind
she was six weeks old. She Is
02.
rt
n tin
diner
now
JJlalne's best work is to be undone.
Hie Wilson bill, as nmonded by the
euato finance committee, restores the
lutyon sugar aad abrogates tbe reelp
oclty treaties we havb with auffar-
iroduclng countries. These reciprocity
igreomentfl with Brazil, Cuba, Puerto
(ilea, Sauto Domingo, Germany. Sal
ador, Trlpldad, Barbadoos, the Lee
ward and Windward Island. Ttriiiai.
Guinea, Jamaica, Nicaragua. Guate
nala, Costu Itlca, Honduras, Auatro
ttuugary and Frauue, are all depend
joudeiit on section a of tho MuKluley
tarifl law.
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Prices Oorront by Telegraph Local
and -ortland Quotations.
Salem, April 44 p. m. Oflloe
Daily Capital Journai Quota
tion for day and up to hour of going to
prees were as follews:
BAUSU PilODUCE MAHKKT.
jthoit.
Apples 40o to 60o. a bushel.
jJtrroiiKit stocks
Veals dcaned fi eta.
Hogs dressed 5.
Llvo cattle 2J to 8.
Sheep alive sl.60$2.
mill pmoiw.
oaiera fllllllng Co. quetes: Flour.
in wnoiesaio iota ?a.00. Betall $3.00.
Brin $14 bulk, $15 saokod. Shorta $15
16 Chop feed $10 and $17.
WHEAT.
SO cents per bushel.
HAY AND GRAIN.
Oate now 2627ic.
12. Wild iu bulk, $0 to $8.
FAUM PRODOOTS.
Wool Best, 10c.
Hops Small sale, 17 to 18c,
ETggs Cash, 1012J.
Butter Beat Uairy, 1620; fancy
creamery 2925.
Cheese 12 u 16 cte.
arm smoKed meats Bacon 10:
hams, 12; shoulders, 8.
Potatoes 2530c.
Onions 8 cents.
Beeswax-34c. Caraway seed, 18c.
ahe seed, 20o. Ginseng, $1.40.
hivn POULTRY.
i ouiiry liens, 7c; roosters, 50c:
n; turKeys, slow sale, choice,
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CllKNNY & Co., Props. Toledo, O.
We tbe undersigned have known F.
J. Cheny for the last 15 years, and be
lieve blm perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and liuancially
able to carry out uny obligation made
by their firm.
West & Truar. whnlennlft drucralst.
loieuo, u., warning, Klnnau & Mar
vin, wholesale druggist, Toledo, Ohio.
Hall's Catarrh Cure In taken Internal
ly, acting upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price 75c. per
bottle. Sold by uil druggists. Testi
monials tree.
Ju.k
llvo Ice
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, etc.
., .""'-Standard, $2.76; Walla Walla,
$2 00; grabam, $2.40; superfine, $2.2o
pot uajtoi,
, Oata-lSewwhlte,83operbu.,grey,82c:
S'nSe btt8' W-76.00; barrels
$0.000.26; cases, $3.76. '
Webster Holmes, chairraau of (In
Marion county Democratic ceutru
commltteo breaks tho record by organ
izlng tho first Simon-pure, straight-out
uo fusion Pemocratlo club hi Oregon.
Sheriff Knight Is doing" tho right
thing In not enforcing tho penalty foi
taxes being delinquent. Tho peopl.
should have a show for their liyes anr
property this year If ever.
H
Soveral leaders of Taiiituiiny Hal
continue misting. They are said to bi
In "tho far West" recuperating, hut m
amatteroffuot thoy uro afruldoftin
Justice that awaits them In New 1'ork.
Ooxey'sarmy will becomo serious the
moment It reaches a thousand men und
they become half starved. Then li
will tako howitzers and grape shot ti
solvo tho problom of tho unemployed
The people havo already entered s
verdict ugnlust Col. Breokonrldgo. II
the Jury Is a competent ono It will
return tho samo klnJ or a verdict,
Ureokourldge, at tho ago of nearly 67,
will bo given a woll earned rotlroineul
from fame as a statesman.
Wheu thepopullst stale convention
wftslnsesslonatOrogon City, aud tut
platform commltteo was at work, a re
form tarifl resolution was allured, bui
tho commltteo refused to adopt It oi
give outnuy expression on thotsubject
The Populists In congress havo steadily
voted for tho Wilson bill.
How quickly tho name of either
norso or man sinks out of publlo sight
mu miiKi wuen ouce dropped by the
public press, has been tho bitter reallz
Ulon of many n one beforo now, says
in exchange, und the same will bo the
expenencoorniany hereafter, who mis
lead themselves Into tho erroHeouH bo
llufthatbeoausottu exemplified merit
of fortuitous circumstances brings a
reat norsonoroio tho publlo oye for a
orlef instuut once, that tho neceafmrllu
thereafter remains permanently a living
reulity before tho coquettls hmultitudc.
Not so; for thero Is nothing so uncer
tain aud fickle as the publlo momory.
So matter how great aii orator, states
man or politician a man may bo, when
no iimps out or tno newspaper ho 1b
(orgotten or tno world. And tho same
Is truo of tho horse. The thoory that a
roat horso will ndvertiso hlmsolf is
ralso In general, with tho exception
baroly numorous ouough to prove the
rule.
Beuator Mitchell ;sends this olllce u
copy of "Special Itoport ou tho Sheep
Industry of tho United btates, 1602."
It (s lully jllustrnted, contains a thou
eaud pages, tho last chapter bolug bj
lloth Johu Mlnto, of Salem. Part 11
of tho book Is dovoted to the sheep In
dustry west of tho Mississippi. It Isu
volumo of great Importance to Puellle
coast agriculture.
ilioJHoaieal Jtecord says that most
people havo oomo to believe athletic
prolloloucy and sauud health to be
almost Identical things. But, u n
matter pf faot, athletlo oxorclbet of the
most etreuuous sorts is uot always
needod, and Is sometimes wrnlolou,
Lllo InBtiranco exumluers agree that
professional athletes are BhorMlved,
while tho amateur mav or nmw nm
havo a long life.
Cougressmnn Bryan's Jolutrosohitlon
for chauglug tho modo of electing
I Uulted States seiiators has tho irreat
merit-that It Is more likely to be
adopted than a more Imperative
measure. Tho constitutional amend.
- went which will bo presented to tho
V Matlonlf his resolution Is successful.
...kH..l4. . A .
IwriuMu vaeu Biaio to choose whether It
JWill elot senators by ulreot voto of tho
i ijweplo or. by the present legislative
mmt
Hay Heat, $1012per ton.
wool vaney, 10 no.
MlllstuOs Bran, $10.00; shorts, $10:
ground barley, $18; chop feed, $16
pertonjwholo feed, barley, 70 cts. per
cental; middling, $2328 per ton;
chicken wheat. 05G11.16 mrwni.,! '
HousNew 9.U n
, Hif!L!?K';n-8aItud. 00 lbs. 3Jc, uu.
Uer CO lbs., 23j; sheep pelts, 1000o.
DAIRY PRODUCE.
Butter-Oregon fauoy creamery,27i
K?,noy du,ry' SBo; fair to gooU,
1617jc; common, llto 12o per lb"
tjlieeso Oreirnn. .. v
AtnoHnnn 1 1 S. " ' . .T7 .'. .""'K
uiiVi ' jiuinjrjouHu; UUIIIorillll
ioi8 up'' 3032; -Douj-'
Bgs-Oregon, 010oper dozen.
1 OUltrv rslniriniiii- i'iil.i,o..., ... ij
$3 504.60 ppr dezen: ducks.$5.(K) no
rriUtun C()T7it .,.i. , -r .
3vw, vmviv. mrneya, live, IZ(n)14
ressod lOo --i;
Beef Topsteers,238oper pound; fair
togood steers, 22Jc; No 1 cows, 2c; fair
cows, ljo; dressed beef, $4 005 60per
Mutton Best sheen, sa-r.n? i.,
ewes, $2:2-i. ' "",w
Uogs-Cholco, heavy, $4 004 25;
S'mrvi'.Sf 004 50; light and feeders
$3 004 00; dressed, $0 607.
,.. ?AN FRANCISCO MARKET.
Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 10
16c5 ,uftir,or 790 do valley, 12
Hops 14 to lOo.
rotatoes-Enrly Rose, 3050.
banks, 3040c
uaw Mining, $1.101.15.
Tiiey.
Know
Good Thing
wlit'nlhcysceit. Thafswhy
Bkicht Mousekeepersusb
00TT0LENE
the New Shortening, in place
of lard. That's why Phy
sicians RECOMMEND
00TT0LENE
the Healthful Shortening, in
place of lard. Thatwhy
cooking Experts Endorse
tlie use of
GOTTOLENE
the Vegetable Shortening .in
stead of lard, and that's why
Competitors Imitate
00TT0LENE
instead of selling lard.
Watch the name. Get
Cottolene. Accept no
"something else."
nCFUSE'ALL SUBSTITUTES.
N. K. FAIRBAIMK d. CO..
Solo Mnnuractureri,
ST. LOUIS and
CHICAGO, NEW YORK,
BOSTON.
UOUUOOOOiUUUUOOOUv JU o OOUuU j
Hair Death
Rlnnlnntlv nmiivMnnil forever dtfitrorn OU
llpz-tlnnnhlM linlr wlie her UDOU tUC Ullliak I
mi " p " ..T . ..
raco nroisor necK, wiinmu aiimiuninuu
iDiury jo me mosi aenciueBKio. i
it t any years the 86. ret 'onuii'apj
tiliinlla Wlliuin. aplrnnlplfxlpcd DV DIlyH
ins Ibe hlehent authority UDdlbi
on rmlnnnt ilprrnntnlotrlst nna DulrBDt
jits .bat ever lived. DurltiglUR pnvau
rnr lice ol a lire-time jmouj ine iiounnj
r d arlRtocmcy of Kurope be prescrlbei
als recloe. P- e. SI by mill, beourelj
itctced. Vn espondenreaiDUdential Boli
vgeniior nmenca. AauresH
THE SK00KUM ROOT HAIR GROWER '0.
lept- R. 678outh Fifth Avenue.NeW Vottl
I vtononnnnOOOOfl OOOOOO nnrwnn
Stato Treasurer's Seventh Notice
State of Oregon,
Treasury Department, j '
Salem, March 27, 1894
Notice Is hereby given that there are
funds on band with which to redeem
all outstanding state warrants endorsed
"Presented aud not paid for want of
funds" prior to, and Including. Novem
ber 7th, 1803, and that such warrants,
properly endorsed, will be paid upon
present Ion at this olllce, interest there
on ceasing from, aud after, date of this
notice. Phil. Metschan,
3-28-2W State Treaurer.
1
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THU oder Is made to you alone iu your community- Will yru a
Wo present below the most valuable' list, of jireiiiim, f
clubs of the best selling newspaper priiitijjffn the (mrt S
Tlic Croat One
The Daily CAPITAL JOURNAL
Cent Daily.
GEO. C. WILL
DEALER IN
Btelnway, Knabe, Webber, Emer
son and other pianos.
Btorey & Clark and Earhefl' organs.
All first clacs makes of sewing ma
chines. Smaller makes of musical instru
ments and supplies.
Genuine needles, oil and new parts
for all makes of machines.
Hewing machines and organs re
paired aud cleaned.
Two doois north of postofllce, Salem,
Oregon.
C. H. LANE,
MERCHANT TAILOR
272 Commercial Jstreet, Salem, Oregon.
Formerly of Morrison street.
Portlnnd, Oregon.
Tie Peoples' Paper
of Oregon.
WANTED AGENTS
-to sell-
BROWN'S KM FOCMN WASHER.
Rest Steam Washer 6nown. Bimple
Washer w.th full Instructions sent to Aiput
express clurues prepaid ou re elpt t tno
I iU i$" Br'iWQ' Box 2u8 B'ein, Or
EVERYBODY WANTS IT. EVERYBODY
WILL TAKE IT.
Only $3 OO a year. $1.50 for six
months, $1.00 for four months.
fiS5-No papers sent alter time is out for which It is ordered -TBa
ivu. xou are the mau. If we canuot get you to act, huml tills to
someone who wants one of these grand premiums for slmpl v gelt nK ud a c !u
Almost anyone will take this paper upon merely seeing it. It sells Itself Ti
so cheap no one can afford nqt to have it. It suits readers Iu city and coum,!
of all classes and parties. juuwunirj
An Oregon Newspaper California news does not
suit you Eastern papers will not answer This is
distinctively the Oregon Newspaper entirely cover
ing Oregon interests.
NOTICE.
HERCULES
orUINE
Uur-
HONOR TO BISMARK.
Tho Ex-Olmncollor's Birthday to Bo
Oolebratod Throughout Qennany,
Bkulin, April 2.Tho 81st birthday
of Prluco Illsmark occurs, and will bo
colobratcd with great enthusiasm, and
moro generally than ever before The
ox-oliaticollor's reconciliation wi.i,
Emporof William baBirlven Immtn.
tho celebration. A feature of tho fes
tivities will bo tho part tho Uermau
ladles will tako in them. As a oom-
monoomont, 12 ladles presentod Prlnco
uismaru with an Illuminated address
"To tho Founder of Gormau Unity."
This address was slgnod by 100,000 wo
nieu, maidens of Hesse, Uaden fatid
Palatlna. It was Inolosed In an artist
tlo casket, and was accomnanled rl '
gift of GOO bottles of wine of tho rarest
aim outost vlntago. Prlnco Blsmark iu
return, thanked tho ladles, anil declared
tho llyoly Interest token by women In
politics was a stop forward In tho path'
of progress.
Mother and Child aro Doing -Woll,
Mrs. Drown was slok. Her. friends'
saw alio would never get well, 'What'a
. ... ., uwiuiH uuvo Riven un
her case as hopoless. 'ainrmay ilvo for
, 1 1 l,u .. ,noy Bt uu w fur a cure
"I don't believe It," Uld a woman
who heard th sad news? ' T !?t bS?
ie nue ib any worsa oft ttmu j- y,
ndl tlon(t look very muoh lUu-il
..w., . uuj iku, inumncneRs, tr bit
pyte, aud 160 jiouuds of tfoott ueJiW
."o"?..o,00l.,5u.a "I'm oIuir tn BESSIE BONSAI I .
9 aim .kk .a I
Mtss Damn Mofpt
; Danger of Consumption
' t Wire sick nnd iMsconraecd when I called
tiieMllrpj doctor. Ho lnUmated I tud
S'lmptlou ami would not Uro long. I d-
food's Cures
1 1 to take Hood's SirsapartUa and I am
"l uuil h'nrty." Misa Dxxx Mojr
N 7a, Aalui.oro. Illlnolj. t
od's Pllla act caMly, yet promjiuy
ly. on tho liver and boite!, .
II WIDE MOSIN
' Grand Concert Co,,
Notice id hereby given that tho Com
mou Council of, tho city of Salem Ore
gon will reuelve bids until the 17th day
of April 1804 nt the hour of 7:30 o'clock
p. m. of said d.iv for tliHC.nistrnntlon nf
sewers through tho alley in block No.
21 and block No. fiS in tii nii nt .
jciu uucuruini; vt ine D ans. nrntllon ai,H
sepeciileatlous for the same ou file in
the elty engineer's olllce.
Each bidder must deposit with his
bid a certified check or a certificate
nf llnnifU 1.. Al- m A.n
ul "i-i'uaii, iii me Hum oi jfau UU as a
guarantee of good faith on the part of
the said bidder and that be will execute
the contract aud give the undertaking
required with good faith and mimninnt
sureties to be approved by tne mayor in
case the contract is awarded to tbe
bidder, which deposit shall be forfeited
to and shall become the property of the
city of Salem In case of the failure on
the part of the bidder to mnmlv toIM.
any of the requirements of the bond
and contract on file in tho ofllce of the
city engineer within flvo days after
tho acceptance by the city of Balem of
his bid.
'ine city of Salem reserves tho right
to rejeot auy nnd all bids deemed un-
reauoiiBDie. jiias wulcu do uot com
ply with tho terms of this notice will
not bo received nor will any bids be re
received after tho time specified above.
Dated this 2d of April 1804.
A. Klein,
Geo. B Gray,
Tiros. Kay
Committee on street and publlo prop.
4 2 10 t
A SURE
ND ELECTRIC
WITH A CHEAP
LINE. Requires
cineer. NO Bat
Order. ALWAYS
and YOUR WIFE
POWER.
SPARK. RUNS
Licensed En
teiiestoKeepin Ready to Start,
CAN RUN IT.
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in o i
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111 HI 111
WE GIVE AOTUAl. POWER.
PALMER &REY,
. Bn Francisco, CaU Portland, Or.
Rheumatism,
Lumbago, Sciatica,
Kidney Complaints,
.i-umo cjuck, CfcC.
China Set Free,
elifnlf "l "n,,.!iWeni4"llvo 1e.Br,y sobecribers, a Isel ofjdecorated Havll.nl
collection ol line chinaware, marked down to $67.
Silver Cuttlery Free.
Biu.n ii V ' UnP? yearv BUbscrlbere, a
silver plalpd kn.ves and forks, G of each, from Da
fyo tiit Free.
a Fa" ilSsiLMli i!1 8",u'cribew tuo be3t 523.00 suit
A. a. isia&field & Co., M,lem, your own selection.
Steel Plow Free.
set of Itocer Bros, test
Damon Bros., worth $6.00.
of clothes in the store of
nglwSbMT?i-u?berea 8teal bea,n' teel G-,p ei1
int. ptnn, the best ot its kind, from Gray Bros., Salem, worth $25.00.
Silver Spoons Free.. .
Bllveri,k.iPU,bpIn ''y "'tecribern, a dozen Roger Bros.
. i, awv uuiiiii. i mill i in nr i ...
on Bros., worth $4.00.
walk
best
(tofupoed- ol
the following
AKTXf8;
eminent solo
0.VIDE MUSIN
- mw tut I u l l, 1SICN1 UJ
ANNIE LOUISE TANNER-MUS'M,
THE INDEPENDENT STEAMER
ELWOOD,
Leaves Portland for Salem and Cor
vail la on
Sundays & Wednesdays
6. A. M.
Leaves Salem for Portland Tuesdays
aud Saturdays at G A. M. Passeu-
ger rate Salem to Portl'd, $1.
REDUCED RATES to San Francisco
P. J. Smith, Agt., Trade 6t. Dock.
DJ2. SANOEN'S- ELECTRIC BELT
Will cure withont mldno all W..L..J i2 5 J J.
emion. u JwroiiT SfbllitT .wi,J.n2Se'ior',,dl
O, . hiuviu jj
rganette Free
wood organelle ton jo wl,?.Ub.?cr'".pr a olaaa German Rote-
ewing Machine F
iciuooi ll I teen subscribers a Ol
rved sewing nmchin,.. ,"....? X1
- i
ca
Wo no.
illc Hat
I'oraelubo
ree.
imax liloli n rm 4 dmn-pr. ChS
warranted, from ,Geo. C. Will. Salem, woith
KSTSSTroSffls "Tfs"d. "aafis
'ruin. .. -- - vi" mrniiE ta
wlUmVii ii.'.i."cKr,F rorf.U tLOoaoa. .n,i
wnO. hare bi.n TOrVd bT fhTf'S,01" r! PV- Thu:
Qemod io.or.imm uu ASuTu fcYSu
Portlnnd, Or.
Lllv Hat Free
C4.- -"i viaiia m, fiu.mj,
"..yvasher Prep
tF . -"
i iwn (.ir v
vunn liO.UU.
Hats from C. H.
imported silk hat from
i'or a elm.
Steam Washers.
Thi -American Nightingale.
ow u.i mm mu nor now ana mu iti
WAll " U in ii.Ii.UJ r. r- "
Uko" Dr. PhESr FaWolip
t ou. Mra. mown took thudvlcei18o'
Vifii . l0,Y wWohouiSBHaBUkMub of
dellcato diseases so ,commun amoiurr
women, and-imt wolf. fiir J-ir
vniMyA r..v ..... wT.:-". -"rr WV.
xrV iil : .tZ.V " "L ".? .PoutH
n .i " . '. i.n. en'uuuH on, ami1
"mother and child nrongWNlll't ' .
'?
Absolute Merit.
Nootber plaster lias been produced
wbW xalM so many teutltnoniala of
? Vf '"T..8 .".Joee '"iuuouly ac
2JMNM itoAUook'8 Ptirus Plaster, aud
mrm tmnjr
It III
Of
this
Don't Delay.
it Is your duly to yourself to, get rid,
tho foul accumulation In your blood
a spring. Hood's Sarsaparllla is lust'
theillHlllnfltn VMI hyl n Jtl.tw. 'f.Ll
le ana eurloli your bjnotl. That -llrtsl r SaliV'Ht TattOH Bros.
'i&isrs!'''' iwei-jyajfe Poultry
The Phenomenal Conlralto,
EQUARDSCJlArlF,
. A Superior Solo Pianist,
FREjDERIC W. ELLIOTT,
. J - America1 Greatest Tenor.
Tuesday toning, Ipril 10, ISM,
iwriKit
Th MisrJo. of tu Y. M.C.A, 8aIu.
General admlealon, ?a cents; Members,
uu wuio, ivyacrvw eai8, XI.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
frobel suiooi-Itirr:
SALEM KINDERGARTEN.
Infant, Connectlngand Primary claet
every week day from 0 a. uT te
la m. exceutHntnrrint.
linn a n. .....
m U. JJALLOU, - - Principal,
TRAINING CLASSES
for teachers' dally nraotlon m, t.
0a. m. to 12 m. iu Klndar.rar,J. '"
..r :'.'.-"' w"",nl-. "r, Jeuup wi:
u tun uiurn inrim nu n.u...i.. i ..
I''l 'll wmVe tom.V and
"Aroy block H.tt.jE3cp.
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THE WILLAMETTE,
SAZEM, onsGom
Hates, $50 (o jj6,oo pc,. d
i. b,el etwtn rurtlanil a 8u
iuubiArtwwMrPuau.
Choicest JLTrntts
Urown la tb WUUnwtu Ylly.
A. 1. WAGNER. Prop.
On Monday, Wednesday and Fridav
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meeta Friday from 2 to 4 n ...im
training class, conducted 'by" m"'
Kulghtand Miss Itallou. For terinB or
Information annlv at Tri...!.""!0'
rooats, corner Court btZI
W. A. CUWO , " , M ...
Capital
4?t
National Bank,
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iw uu, lUbj.t upon jIo(Kl
um-miLlJSC.. ulo
- "!T.,ys&!Wiii"nTcy vo ttiom,
IlllM IhV the favotue. M2lfAUhk'r'
lo wltli eyerjouo "who trW fEEZS1 na' we . H WtMVit tw-
! K. M. WA1TK HUNTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTER
AM)
Zeyal Blank Publishers.
&xVt NwiBrtekiTtWfcabaak,awa'l.strot
OR SALEM.
ii v. ?ZZ ". J-. auiicct.
ItlrMAi.u
subscribers; one ,of J. JB. Brown's Fountain
Welcll Clnnl.- TL
ful we.'fiS f "Ve ycarly 9Ut3Cr'bers one Eight Day Welch Clock, bea-i'l-
Scl2?J1?iP Free.
ness College, SalmTfor' n,m!!?iCr.ibo.r3' oue Scholarship In Capital Bu-.-Worth
m. ' Ur 00uilete bualuesa course) good for two years
Sll)fif Watch Free
Maalujeu-ei'gsj high cla silver watch, from W. W
fture Set' Rree.
stead' lrt-s"er nLuS frJ,mCAbn8 i,a lM, ? oirved bed roon, Bet' .he','
Worth W5.00. ' u' ,r,ua A B- uren & Son, furniture dealers, Sale" .
Coelc: Stnva ttn
bestniadpi.ti ,i... ,B.eri1 B'Jhscribera 'a- larirpiioi tm a ni.in.. uimi.
Salem, worth $20. toa8t' fn"n Perry &. Col's' stove and plow work,
JUadies
For a elul:
ca9e, from
retail priee-fson,!
Sl-i-t- ri, , n-
pugeslU'yuu18 Richards' English double barrel IS
and mounting, wall nt stb' i ikfil ?rl,) aH(1 fore end. engraved loc' i
lug locks, low clreu ir ,a ,une dr,Ha,lf p 8to.1 8r,P wtenelon ribs, reborn ;
gun, from Brooks 4wShber lie?1 Plte, and a thoroughly go t
Silverine W " 1 ' worlh e2500'
For a club T t,. . atctl Free
"eer, from w xxi llil.U??1 o Uveriue watch, stem-wli.
"laue, retails at jo.oo """u UJ oaiem, gives as Igood eervlco as I
'ill fJJ. -'J sl
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1 irnlil .m. .-l. lVnlM..m Ft X
Salem, the best made stem winder and sette ;
iTuit TrPQc. f
!' a club of fly 8uh:,.M'
"''uy nunwnw of BrowneiT jiF. 6U0 1,a,,an rune tree8
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KIITIIKI
he btkt
Alhuuy
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Ageuta
f8Ub'ri e.?ve 600 Italian
from tl
many v
or si
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South Salem Market.
rJ?S"i,iMetoS,llt'wtnn aHd
SlnW,VraUor ht 51 ""year.'they can send 10 r.
celpt of the names and money fiimi '.uli,.m8 ure " 'w WM
rpi - t-iuiuoo oruer or tank dralt.
rotai ,riV!.KUms a'- .M to fido. quoted at regular
bt buainos. mZ ... Ul01de1ra who aro among ou.
selves. "' ",0 fi;lv!n' "" "o'enls may satisfy tliew
HOFER BROS., TubLshers,
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F.M.BINEHART, Prop, j
BALEM .'.OREGON.