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Datiy Capital Journal
BY HOPUR BROTHERS
FRIDAY, FEB. 14, 1890
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVE
DAILV.
Portland, 6(45 a. m.
Salem, 7145 a. m.
Independence, 6:30 ft.
SUNDAY,
9:00 a. m.
10:15 a.m.
6900 am.
m.
pl"reight received up to 10 p. m.EJ
C ckllme, regular Vervlcc and cheap
. . rate ...
M. 1. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem.
PERSONAL.
I). E. Swank returned to his home
at Atimsvillu today,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 11. Lawler were
passengers to Albany today.
W. F. Bucknor went up to Sidney
011 the Itutlt last night, to bo gouo a
a few days.
MUs Clara H, Frluk went to Jeffer
son today.whoro she will spend several
days with Mm. Slelwer,
Little Miss Arleuu Ohm went to
Marlon today to visit her grand
mother, Mrs. Joseph Cook.
Mrs. YYiulu, of Iowa, and Mrs. L. 1.
Kccler went to Marlon today, when
t hey will attend tho Frleiuls'qunrti'ily
meeting.
Basil Wagner Is tho latest addition
to the clerical force at tho state house,
h living l)eoii npioliitcd to a clerkship
InOon. Odell's oilleo.
Mrs. Carrie Dennis and daughter
Eva, of l'oitliiiid, 11 ro the guests of
Miss Minnie B. Colwoll, on East State
t wet for a few days.
A. N. Ullbert. E. P. MeCorimek, W.
It Morse and H. II. Hradshaw were
niong tho passengoM returning from
Portland last evening.
Secretary Klueald, Treasurer Met
sohanand Atloriiey-ttenoml ldlcniaii
eiiiuo up fioiu Porlhiud this morning,
having attended the Multopor Lincoln
lmiuiuot.
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A few overcoats and innckliitoshe
toeloxHuitu gieat reduction at the
New York Market. Call and get a
rgaln. 13 iM-iw
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Removal Sale!
Owing to the fact that wc
.,. ,w w.w run boum corner, we will sell all groceries at
a reduction of
LITIQATIOM.
Hard
Fiht
Over the
Suit.
Cook-Bywa
The case of J. T. Cook
v. w. n.
of personal
Bvars. suit for recovery
property and damages was called early
rrn.r,lnr nffornnon for trial WJiore
Juttee Burnett.
Tim nmnirl.r IllVoUfcd 111 IMS CUSO
u tionnnal and consists of two liar
rows, two plows, one linndmlll, two
sets of double harness, one binder, one
straw cutter, one hay rack, anu one
wagon, It Is of a decidedly technical
nature. The status of the case, as It
comes before Judge Burnett, briefly
stated, is as follews: The property,
above designated, was sold by E. M.
Crolsan, as sheriff of Marlon county
on an execution In favor of Joseph F.
Cook, the father of the plaintiff In
this action, and In favor of A. B. Hens
Icy, on the 2d day of February, 1892.
The property was purchased at the
wile by the sheriff by A. E. Hcnsley,
and subsequently sold by Henslcy to
the defendant, AV. H. Byars. The
plaintiff, when a minor, through his
guardian, the above named Joseph F.
Cook, recovered a Judgment against
Mliorlll Crolsan for the wrongful con
version of the property in 189J, In this
court.
He now seeks to recover the property
ltelf from the defendant, Byars.
The case Is being heard before the
following named Jurymen: F. A. Ford,
It. G. Pierce, C. W. Knox, Edward
Jones, T. It. Blackorby, Win. woncr,
C. B. McElhancy, Sam Conner, Henry
Hall, S. T. Hobart, Clarcnco Slmeral,
E. H. Flagg.
The evidence was nil got in by 11 a.
m. today, and after legal points were
argued by D. C. Sherman and Tuition
For the desccndant.the court directed
a verdict for Defendant Byars, on the
ground that plaintiff had recovered a
Judgment and conversion against
Sheriff Crolsan for an Interest In the
identical projicrty. That Judgment
had been satisfied, which vested in
Defendant Byars such Interest in the
property, and that plaintiff could not
maintain replevin against tenant In
common. This Is tho end of a long
contest nud no appeal will probably bo
taken.
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David Simpson had the poor Judg
ment yesterday evening to bo carrying
In 60H10 wood, and today he Is paying
the -penalty for his recklessness. As
ho was helping himself to a few htlcks,
the tall pile of wood took u slide, and
when Mr. Simpson found himself, his
face was a trltlo worso for scratches.
He really ought to know better than
to work, but It Is an old family habit,
and they must suffer for their folly.
Mr. Simpson is improving this morn
ing, ami will In n few days be nlxmt
again.
MUHI0(J00I8 St.AUOUTEHED.-Wlley
II. Allen Co. are packing their entire
stock of pianos, organs, musical In
struments, sheet music and books for
Portland. Anything not packed will
hosold toiilghtaud tomorrow forenoon
at ruinous prices. There arc a fow
nice pianos und organs left, and If
there ate any buyers left in Salem,
none of these Instruments will goto
Portland, for the prices now quoted,
will not admtt of It. Now Is the tlmo
to get n "move on," If you want any
thing In the war of music.
County Committees. - Chairman
K. M. Crolsan has decided to call tho
county llepubllcaii central committee
together for a meeting on Saturday,
February 20th, at which time the call
for tho primaries and county conven
tion will bo prepared. .. . Thocounty
Democratic central commlttco will
assemble In the Willamette hotel par
lors on Saturday, February 22, at 2:30
p. m.
A Social. The Woman's ltellof
corps and Grand Army post will glvo
a Miiitlm Washington social at their
hall In the State Insurance building
011 Monday evening,
There will lo a select
the 17th.
literary and
musical program, and with an abund
ance of refreshments a great good
tlmo for exorybody. Admission 25
cents. All are Invited. 2-ll-3t
wt, u n,, J
.. ... , rww. .iwuK
extract? Your money, the
same amount of it, will buy
Fry's 1 of fine flavor, guaraiv
tccd pure, Cost 10, 25 and 50c
will remove our grocery store.
CONTESTED
Ten Per Cent Off fnf fnch
v,i i ci v-ciu JU IOr aSll
rsn Alt C. J .
On fll VJOOOS CXCCpt SUgar
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H, Ivl BRANSON Co,
303 Commercial street
T
DEPARTMENT NO. r.
Judge Burnett Presides Over
the Ciicult
court.
T1IUU8DAV AFTERNOON.
One true bill was reported by the
grand Jury yesterday being against
Orin Morgan, for assault with Inten
to commit rape on MaryF. namruock,
ncarChemawa, on February 10.
Not true bills were found In the
cases of W. "W, Hall, accused of break
ing Into the depot at Woodburn on
the night of January 24th, and Albert
Lee, who was nrrcsted and bound over
for the crime of selling a false and
ficticious lottery ticket to Frank Far
ren on November 4, in Salem.
xnE DOCKET.
Ficldman & Cole vs. Levy Magco ,
action for money 5 non-suit by plaintiff.
American Fire Insurance Co., vs.
S. J. Kerr, plaintiff's motion lor con
tlnnancc denied, non-suit on motion
of plaintiff.
Ladd & Bush vs. Geo. II. Williams,
plaintiff's demurrer to plea In
abatement In amended nnswer
sustained. Judgment .for plaintiff
with $200 attorney fee, with order to
sell attached property.
E. Wirt vs. Oregon "Wholesale Nur
sery Co., motion to strike out parts of
answer overruled. Demurrer to new
matter In answer sustained.
II. P. McNary, receiver, vs. F. M.
Rice and E. S. Rice, default and Judg
ment with order to sell attached
property.
Win. Horn, et. al. vs. F. C. Trevost,
motion to strike part of amended
nnawer. allowed, demurrer to new
matter sustained.
State of Oregon; vs. Orln Morgan, j
Indicted for assault with Intent to
commit rape, arraigned. j
State vs. Ed. L. Elsie, .Indicted for
larceny In a dwelling, arraigned. 1
ST. VALENTINE.
Tonight holds carnival at the First
Presbyterian church. Royal fun and
other good tilings. All Invited.
Maiich 2 and 3. Concerts will be
given under the auspices of the Salem
Choral Society on the above dates.
In May thcro will also be given "Pin
aforo" and the "Creation," making
four first-class entertainments during
tho season. Admission to any one of
these four concerts will not bo lesa
than 50 cents. The society has an
active mcmlttrshlp of one hundred.
Honorary membership tickets may be
had for one dollar each, which entitles
the holder to n reserved scat free at
each of the four concerts. The box
sheet will be opened to honorary mem
bers Thursday, February 20th, and to
the general public on tho 21st. If you
wish n cholco of reserved scats you
should procure an honorary member
ship ticket at oiico They may be
purchased of any member of tho soci
ety or of J. W, Bickford, at the First
National bank.
Prouate Matters. In the estate
of Sally A. Pugh, deceased, John II.
McNary yesterday Hied a petition with
tho county clerk, praying for the ap
pointment of Chas. Claggett as admin
istrator of said estate. The petition
showed tho following to bo tho heirs
of the said decedent Charles and Rob
ert Pugh, of Snlcni; D. M. Pugh, of
San Jose, California; John Pugh and
Agnes Brlstow. of Portland. It was
ordered that letters bo issued to Chas.
Claggett, upon his tiling a bond in tho
sum of $7000, tho value of tho estate
having been represented In tho peti
tion us $3500.
Will Entertain. Prof. R. A.
Heritage left for Corvallls today,
where lie will tonlulit ulvn n innwrr.
under tho auspices of tho M. v,
Church. This popular entertainer Is
In demand everywhere, and all his
spare time Is constantly engaged.
Prof. Emll L. Winkler accompauled
him.
Board ok Charities. The Cltv
1 .-. . . ... w
1,oaru or t'liaruics is called to meet
tonight at 7:30 at the ofllco of City
ttecoruer f.es, ror transaction of any
business that may como before it.
RKMEMiiEn-Tho Valentino social
at tho Presbyterian church tonight.
1 mniBsion, inciiuuitg supier, 15 cents.
uomoa
1 ml seo what Cupid has lu storo
for you.
Wanted. A good sevoi or eight
room house for one year, not over $100
a year rent. See Joe Fones, Stato
House. 2 H 2t
The Statesman's fairy stories have
not been surpassed In years, until now
It Is saying someone Issteallnu a com-
!oflt.
1 1
Notary Apiointed. Soth Ham
iner was yesterday commissioned a
notary public by the governor.
Uememhru.-tiio valentlno social
at the Presbyterian church tonight.
' Kkmbmub-TIw valentine social
at tho Presbyterian church tonight.
Admission, Including supper, 15 cents.
mo " o what Cupid has in store
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j Children Cry for
Itohtr'f Cttorl.
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SALEM PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Appointment ef Classes and Pupils by
Superintendent Peebles.
Salem public schools will begin the
Bccond term, of the present school
year, on Monday, Februarys. City
Superintendent Peebles has made
the following disposition and classes
at tho several schools.
eabt school.
Miss It. T. Smith, the principal,
will teach the 8th grade A class.num
bcring 45 or more pupils.
Miss M. J. Morris, 8th B, 45 and
upwards.
Miss Metta Davis, 7th A, 45 pupils
nnd upwards.
A. W. Mizc, 7th B, 50 nnd upwards.
Mies L. Carey, 6th A, 45 and up
wards. Miss nelen Hlbbard, 6th B, 45 and
unwards.
MissS. EttaLcvls, 5th A, and B,50.
Miss Ella Welch, 4th A and B, 50.
Miss Emma Kramer,3d A and B, 50.
Miss Mattie McNnry, 2d A and B.
CO.
Miss Alena Mellen, 1-A and B, 50.
Miss Mary Van Wagner, 1-A and
chart, 50.
NOKTH SCHOOL.
A. J. Garland, 8-A and 7-B, 45.
Mrs. A. J. Garland, 0A and OB and
3-B.
A. W. Long, 5-A and 5-B, 50.
Miss E. Henry, 4-A and 4-B, 68.
Miss R. Morse, 3-A nnd 2-B, 52.
Miss E. Currin, 2-B and 1-A, 45.
Miss L. II. Gwynne, 1-B, 1-C and
' chart, 50.
j LINCOLN SCHOOL.
I J. O. Hall, 0-B, 5-A and 5-B, 52.
1 Miss C. Bradshaw, 4-A and 4-B, 45.
j Miss A. Fischer, 3-A and 3-B, 48.
MlssM. B. Nichols, 2-A, 2-B and
1-A, 50.
I Miss C. Shumnkcr, 1-B, 1-0 and
chart 40.
1 yew pari:.
Miss M. J. Cospcr, 5-A and 5-B, 48.
I Miss C. Martzall, 4-A and 4-B, 50.
I Miss C. K. Bcntlcy, 2-A, 2-B and
1-A, 40.
Miss M. Rockwell, 3-A and 3-B, 48.
Miss E. Pohle, 1-B, 1-0 and chart,48.
CENTRAL SCHOOL.
Mrs. A. II. Dodd, 4-B, 3-A and 3-B,
45.
Miss M. IF. D'Arcy, 2-A, 2-B and
1-A, 50.
LITTLE CENTRAL.
Miss C. B. Frink, 1-B.l-C nnd chart,
45.
J. C. C. Lewis, 5-A, 5-B and 4-A, 40.
The number of pupils apportioned
to eacli teacher are regarded as maxi
mum llgures. This may, possibly,
prove from 5 to 10 per cent, more than
the new enrollment will show.
Supt. Peebles' general estimate of
tho enrollment next week Is ns follews:
last 53t)
Aortii .ioO
Lincoln 225
Yew Park 220
Co.nt ml 85
Llttlo Central 80
A Stranger Dead,
j A poor laboring man, aged about 50
I years, died at the Crolsan farm, south
of this city, yesterday forenoon. He
was known as "Andy," and has lived
In a cabin on that farm for the past
year. He was reported very 111 yester
day nnd Dr. S. R. Jessup went out to
sco him, but arrived too late, ns the
man was already dead. Coroner
Clough was notified nnd this morning
the body was brought In to the
morgue.
an inquest.
Coroner Clough this afternoon Im
paneled a Jury and Is holding nn In
quest. Deceased's nnmo was Andrew
Link. His partner, John Robertson,
was put upon tho witness stand and
testified as follews: That Link
had been 111 for several days, and that
yesterday morning ho got up and went
to the door. Witness heard hint fall
"eavlly out of the door, nnd upon pick
Ing him up he was speechless
Ho
did for his friend what
could, but without avail.
ho
The fall was no doubt tho im
mediate' cause of his death. Other
witnesses will bo examined.
REMEMnER. Tho valentine social
at tho Presbyterian church tonight.
Board op Charity. A regular
meeting of tho Salem board of chari
ties will bo held at tho otllce of City
Recorder Ed. N. Edes this evening at
tho usual hour.
3T. VALENTINE.
Tonight holds carvlval at tho First
Presbyterian church. Royal fun nnd
other good things. All invited.
Cure for Headache.
As a remedy lor nil forms or Headaches
hlcciric Diners has proved to be the very
best. It effects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headache yeilds to
Its Influence. Wcurce all who are afllic'ed to
pro ure a bottle, anl elve this remedy a fair
trial In cass of habitual constipation E!ec
trie Uitters cures by giving thi nee-led lone
to the bowels, and few cases long resist the
use of this medicine. Try it once. Fifty
cents and J 1, 00 at Fred A. Lecfi's Drue
store.
You Can Boltevo.
The testimonials published tn bjJnlt ol
Hoods Sarsaparilla. They are written by
honest people, who have actually found in
their own experience that Hood's Sarsapar
illa purifies the blood, creates an appetite,
strengthen the sysaen and absolutely and per
manently cures all diseases caused by impure
or deficient blood.
Hood's litis for the liver and bowels, act
promptly, eily,and.etTectively.
The V. S. Gov't Reports
ftfcetv Rgyat Baking towfcr
i he4mU
Road Supeavisors of Marlon County lor
i8oG.
1-G. G. Wilson, Independence.
2 .A. P. Gordon, Salem.
3-Manlcy Moore, Salem.
4-David Cardo, Jefferson.
6-B. P. Hall, Jefferson.
0-George Grlms, Jefferson.
j-W. Anderson, Jefferson. .
8-John F. Strour, Jefferson.-0-R.
C. Hnwlcy, Salem.
10 D. Sclwcrt, Salem.
11 S. H. Hatch, Salem.
12 A. J. Prultt, Fair Grounds.
13-A. C. Snyder, Fair Grounds.
14-Wtn. M. Collard, .Brooks.
J. T. Kerr, St. Paul.
17 J. II. Wchrum, Fairflold.
18 James Hurley, Gcrvals.
10 Henry Mclring, Brooks.
20 Clint Powell Brooks.
21 Lawrence Martin, Brooks
22 J. II. Workman, Salem.
22J J. E. Estell, Salem.
23 J. N. Baker. Turner.
24 H. J. Miller, Turner.
25-G. Staples, Turner.
20 Sid Russell, Marlon.
27 N. Cook, Marlon.
28 C. K. Read, Turner.
20 J. E. Lewis, Aumsvllle.
30 Ed. Hartley, Mucleay.
31 C. S. Flcklid, Ftuitliuui.
32 J. A. McCann, Howell.
Men's Shoes ! '
Ladies' Shoes ! '
Boys' Shoes !
Children's Shoes
OF ALL
Solid stock at prices that cannot
Union
33 J. Norwood, Howell.
35 Scott Jones, Gcrvali1.
36 M. Benjamin, Gcrvals.
37 J. J. Johnston, Gcrvals.
33 F. VanWasscnhovcii.Chainpoeg,
39 E. Matholt, Buttevlllc.
40 R. Whitney, Hubbard.
41 B. M. Moore, Woodburn.
42 Chas. Lcatherman, Woodburn.
43-.I. M. Cntsfolk, Gcrvals.
431 Henry Rltchey, Mt. Angel.
44 Taylor Markland, Sllverton.
45 J. L. Moors, Sllverton.
40 J. F. Short, Maclcay.
47 Abner Lewis, Macleay.
48 Frank Pound, Aumsvllle.
40-C. Cartrlght.
CO Gus Frask, Stayton.
51 L. S.Lambert Sulblmlty.
G2-J. King, Sublimity.
03 J. W. Labare, Clymor.
f3 T. D. Allen, Sllverton.
CO Thco. Palmer, Mt. Angel.
C8 J. R. Jordan, Hubbard.
51) II. Kraus, Aurora.
C0-J. T. Ross, Mt. Angel.
01 J. F. Mosler, Sllverton.
02-J. N. Davis, Sllverton.
03 J. M. Burnett, Lewlsburg.
0J D. Dlnsmoor, Salem.
05 Albert Frank, Sublimity.
00-L. Hobson, Stayton.
07-W. P. Miles, Sublimity.
08 Lablne Mnuldlng, Sllverton.
00 Thos. Pomcroy, Mehama.
70 E. A. Tnylor, Mehama.
71 II. J. Iladloy, Mill City.
72-J. P. Case, Mill City.
73-Gllbert Lee, Argent!.
75 A. M. Blinston, Salem.
Warrant Call No.x
Office County treasurer,
Marion OnrfNTW flnpnnv.
Salem, Feb. 1. 1890 i
Notice Is herebv given tlint 1 linvn
funds on hand to pay all outstanding
county wnrrants issued prior to Feb
ruary lst.,1805. nnd that interest will
siop on samo rrom this date.
... Jap Minto.
2-1k12w County Treasurer,
The Now York Racket Is still sell
ing all their stock of winter under
wear, at a great reduction, to close
out all tho goods In this line. Call
and get n bargain. 13 2d-lw
at bTRONO's. Westacott Si Irwin
nave the latest delicacies. Try some
of Bayles lunch herrlng.toasted butter
corn, English sandwich, a delicious
tame condiment, horseradish, mus
sura, graiea i'arntsan cheese and
ueticacies in endless variety.
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DIED.
GRThui?y February 14,
fT.7.Li 1 ia""y residence, near
uuiuiu, iiiimib son or Ray Green
aged li months.
The funeral will bo held at the resl
denco Saturday morning, nnd there
mains interred at I. O. O. F. cemetery
In Salem.
S0-, Tlu,rsdy. February
Earnest Mar tinged $
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Bargain
SHOES !
As wc arc closing out of this line wc -will offer any pair in
the house at oncvhalf of the regular price at this sale.
To make room for our new spring stock, which is now
arriving, wc will offer all winter goods at a great sacrifice,
5.M.
& E.
257 Commercial street,
'Phone 112,
KINDS
c
be met. Don't fail to sec them,
THE MARKETS.
Chicago,
Feb.
14. Wheat, cash 640.
York, Feb. 14. Silver, GGcjlead,
3 3.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, Feb. 14 Wheat, 1.12
Wool.. Oregon, choice. (o)loo; linferfor
8c, valley, 9uc.
Hops (Quotable at 4Gc.
Potatoes 50 to 80c per sack.
Oats Milling. boOCM.
PORTLAND II
MARKET.
Portland, Feb.
14. Wheat valley,
62Cj
Walla Walla. 60.
Flour Portland, $3; Demon county,
3; graham, $2.20; superfine, $2.15 per bbl.
Oats White, 23(3)240; grey, lo2i;rolled
in Dags, 54.25CS5'25 barrels, 4,50 7.00;
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. New Oregon, 305oc per sack.
Hay. .Good, 5.5o8.5o per ton.
Wool.. Valley, oiec: Eastern Orecon.
'.c
Mtllstu(ts.,Dran1 $ti.soi2.soj shorts,$t2
Appies.. 40c.
Poultry.. Hens, 5c; rocsters. JJ1.80 per doz
and not wanted; ducks, 2,50(3.00 per doz..
turkeys, live 7c; eggs 12 cents cash.
n;chop feed,i2l5 per ton; rye, 80c per c.
Hides.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under
60 lbs 44c; sheep pelts, lo7oc.
Hops, .Oregon, 4 to 5c, according to qual.
Ity.
Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 4o4S;
fancy dairy,- 35; fair to good, 3o3s;
common, 17c.
Cheese .Oregon full cream, I2i2,c.
Eggs.. Oregon, 15 per doz.
Poultry. .Chickens, 2 50 per doz ;
clucks, $5.oo6; geese, $6.oo7.oo; tnr
keys, oioc; dressed, ni2Vc.
UeeI..lopstcers. 2Ji23.5c per lb; fair
to good jteers, 2jij 35c; cows, 22lc;
Mutton.. Hest beef, 2.oo2.25; choice
ewes, 1. 5o2.oo; dressed, 4c.
Hogs.. Choice, heavy. 3 oo3.4o; Ugh
andeeders; 2 75; dressed, 4Vc per Id.
Veal.. Small, choice, 56c; large, 34c
per lb.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat. .55c per bu., market firm.
Oats .17c.
Hay .Baled, cheat, 4.5o5.oo; timothy,
So 50. '
Flour,. In wholesale lots, 2.85; retail
300; bran, bulk 9.00; sacked, 1200;
shorts, n.oo12.005 chop feed, i2.oo(a
13.00.
VeaL.Dressed, 4,
Hogs.. Dressed, 3$,
Live Cattle.. 1 K2.
Sheep,. Live, 2.00.
Wool.. Best. 1 2 Vic.
Horn.. Best.
t, 45C
Fees.. Cash. 12c.
Butter.. Best dairy,
2SC
I5c;;fancy creamery,
Cheese ,ioi2Vc.
FarraSmoktd Meats M Bacoa, 7VJc;
!o; shoulders, 7c. " '
Potatoes.. 20c per bu.
Onions.. 2c.
hams
Store !
Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld' Fair,
Medal, MldwlHter Fair.
'DR.
w CREAM
BAKING
POWDHt
Most Perftct Mde.
40 Yein ta attagui,
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Tho grocery llrm or Mclntlrc A
Davis has dissolved partnership, and
tho undersigned will continue the
business utulcr the firm name of
Chas. T. Mclntlrc & Co. The thank
of the establishment arc extended to
all patrons for past favors, and it
will bo the ambition or the new man
agement to merit n continuance of
the same.
Chas. T. MoIntwe
ltucklon's Arnica Salve.
The best Salve in the world for Coii,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rlieutn, Fevtt
Sores, Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblain
and alhSkin Eruptions, and positively cure
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed of
give perfect satisfaction or money refunded,
l'ricc 25 cents a box For sale by Fred A
Lcgg.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
TO THE LADIES.-Beautiful remnanti of
silk, satin, ribbon and fancy fabrics, tpleo
tlidly adapted for "crazy" work.on sale cheip
nt "The Paris," 295 Commercial st. 1431
PHONOGRAPH CONCERT.-AV.H Bttct
nrt will give a phonograph concert in the Wen
Salem hall on Saturday evening next Adm
sion, gentlemen, 20c; ladies, 10c; children Ice
. -3t
FOR SALE. nA first class team of large, 6ae
hones, g-od workers, and fine travelers. Will
be sold very cheap if taken at once. Inquirt
of X, care Journal. ij
FOR SALE Some very fiue thoroughbred),
Poland China brood 'sows Will sell very
cheap if sold soon. Inquire of X, Joumili J
A WOMAN With baby three months old
wants a position to do ccneral housenrork.
Enquire at C. W. Scrlbcr's.South Silem. itf
P.O.NEWS STAND.-tfeadquarters fori?
leading daily newspapers of the coast. Sab
acriptions taken for the Weekly Exsmiotr.
Fine stock of cigars and confectionery, F. W,
Miller. Prop. t 14 Ha'
PAPERS Portland, Sacramento, Seittle,
Tacoma and San Fianclsco papers on tile it
Miller's Postoffice block
PUBLIC MEN, POLITC1ANS ANU t)U
Iness houses can obtain all newspaper Ufo
maiion from the press of the state, coast snd
country from the Press Clipping Duress,
(Allen's) Union block. Portland. n :otf
FOR SALE OR TRADE - The best ty
fruit ana stock ranch In Oregon, conU'uwf
200 acres. Will sell cherp, on easy terms,
trade lor good hotel. For particulars inq
at this office. II. A. O. i3 'g!
CARPET PAPER-Large lot of heavy
brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. !
the thing for putting under carpets. CUH
Journal office.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils.
window ala;!. varnishes, 8W
the most complete stocc cf
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, ltaj
hair, cement and sliinglcs, and
finest quality of grass seeds.
TO THE FARMERS!
We have just completed a new fteiJ"j
one-half block south of the court home
Please cive us a call. Team 10c. ..
2 6 BUSSARD & SIMFhii"'
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