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BV friOiTICK. BROTHKHS
TUESDAY, SEPT. 1, 1890.
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PORTLAND.
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Altona and Ramona
i LEAVE
DAILY.
Portland, 6f45 m.
Salem 7 ft. m except Sunday.
Quick time, regular service and ciicap
....rates....
' m. P. BALDWIN,
Agent, Salem.
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New Goods Crowding In.
And choice- ones too. Not kinds
tnado to sell, with no thought of wear
ing qualities, hut sightly kinds with
everlasting wear, and a credit to tlie
seller; an economy to the bujer.
Black Dress Goods.
One shipment Just received, and wo
do not hesitate to say that our black
goods stock will surpass any previous
season.
Capes and Jackets,
Advanced shipments In. .See the
new beauties.
Men's Overcoats,
New styles Just In. Ask for the K.
N & V. overcoat. Its a magnet.
Straw Hats,
Values up to $1.50 to close at 50c.
J, J, Dalrymple Cor
PERSONAL.
Hon. F. C. Baker came upfront
Portland this morning.
Gov. W. P. Lord returned this after
noon from Southern Oregon.
The Misses Daly, of Sclo, are the
guests of Mrs. G. It. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Irvlnu returned
this afternoon fiom Seal Itocks.
Attorney W. II. Holmes transacted
legal business In Portland today.
Rov. P. U. Hetzlor was u Portland
passenger via tho Salem local today.
State Treasurer Phil Metsclum re
turned this morning from Portland.
C. Van Patten inndo a Hying busi
ness trip to Chcmawa this morning.
Stato Superintendent G. M. Irwin
loft Monday afternoon for Baker City.
J Ion. Frank C Baker, ex- Stato
Printer, of Portland, Is In tho city on
business.
Amos Strong was a southbound pas
sengor via tho llosoburg mall this
morning.
Hon. Thos. Kay returned to Water
loo this morning, after n brief sojourn
at homo.
Geo. W. DavlB was a northbound
passenger via the Salem local this
morning.
Mrs. Bud Chapman roturncd this
morning after a visit with Hlllsboro
relatives.
Misses V. and May Dlcklson, woro
homo-coming passongors on tho after
noon train.
Mrs. Thos. Hubbard and children
went to Portland on tho Salem local
this morning.
Miss Brohaut, who has been visit
ing Salem friends, returned to Port
land this morning.
E. W. Copps and Fred Schvab, of
Mt. Angel woro In tho city yestordoy
afternoon on business.
Mrs. Ithoda Edcs aud daughtor.Mrs.
II. w. Meyers, woro passongors on tho
Salem local this morning.
Miss Margaret Perry and Emmott
Jones loft this morning for Oregon
City on a visit to friends.
Mrs. D. L. Flestor and Miss Ella
Bhlpp wont to Portland this morning
expecting to return Thursday.
Gonoral Geo. II. Williams cnino up
from Portlahd, this morning, and will
speak at tho Opera house tonight.
Miss Harlotto Clinton has returned
from Eola, whore sho has been spend
ing n few days with Mrs. J. J. Head.
Fall Dress Goods Sale
Seo grand display In cornor window.
Now Serges, Henriettas, Salollsjftmey
Figured Black Dross Goods, Ladles
Cloths, Trlcotss, Backings, etc.
Trimmings,
In Jet, gluts, braids,
silks and vclvots.
ribbons, laces,
s $ xt"
Linings, Jk,
X
X
Cambrics, rustles, saleshts, linens
and libers. . ,
We propose to soil iiioro dross goods
this fall than ever boforo. Wo will
give now styles nnd tho best values for
your money to uo lounu wiiji'vu-
.Willis Bros. & Co.
.Court nnd,Uberty.
Tho Cash Dry Goods," Clothing and
Shoe nous?,
sr k ms
'l'tC'
If wm want, ii ininit IllWt' tU Weitr ill
the hop Adds try lour BLACK CAT
I BRAND. Tlicy cost two-hits, out
they are the best liiccsttncnt ever
1 made. No. JO for girls, No. 15 for
boys, No 10 for ladles.
I Another iL'ood one Is that boys
1 lieavv. Kcaniless ribbed, nhcs (J to 8J,
1&C
Two waists for the price of one.
Choice of any shirt waist up to $1.50
X 75 Cents!
Some good ones yet remain I nK. 50c
lines, -10c; 75c ones, 50c.
T. flolverson.
Hon. Til. Ford went to Jefferson
tills morning where he Is hilled to ltd
dross the local Republicans tonight.
Miss Ellle Vnnderpool.who has been
the guest of the Misses Crclghtoti, left
this morning for her home at bodu
vllle. Mrs. F.N. Derby and children nnd
Miss Minnie DeLong returned this
nfternoon from a summer's outing at
Newport.
Arjlile D. McUully, of The Dalles,
who has been a guest of his aunt Mrs.
M. J. CreUhton, left this morning for
his home.
Miss Pearl Mncey, of South Salem,
returned home last Saturday after
a two mouths visit Willi relatives in
t ic country.
Loj Stelner and Dr. E. B. Phllbrook
accompanied by their families have
returned from Slab Creek niter a
pleasant outing.
Mayor Walter Tooze passed through
Sal nit this morning en route forGates
whore ho will address the local Repub
licans tonight.
Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mclntyre, Mrs.
A. E. Lawrence and Master Frank
Harrltt returned last evening from a
pleasant outing at Ocean Park.
Mrs. F. A. Wiggins and child nnd
Misses Mablc Wiggins and Blanche
Albert, returned this afternoon, from
a pleasant outing at Seal Rocks.
Webster Klncald, who has been
spending several weeks with his
father, Secretary of Stato Klncald,
returned to Eugene today, where he
will soon resume his studies.
Miss It. T. Smith, cx-princlp.il of
tho Salem public schools, was a pas
senger to Roseburg on tho morning
local, where sho will combine business
with pleasure for a few days.
Wm. Flestor, who has been visiting
his parents in this clty,left this morn
ing for Walla Walla, where ho will
again resume work-as uows agent on
tho O. It. Ss N. lino between that city
and Spokane.
Miss May Mullt, who has been the
guest of Salem friends tho past week,
loft this morning for hor homo at
Lebanon. Miss Mullt's brothcr,Lloyd
well-known In Salem Is now telegraph 1
oporator at Tallman.
Forest W.Fisher, of Tlio Dallcs.loft
Sundayaftcrnoon for Palo Alto whore
ho will attend Stanford university
this winter. Whllo In tho city ho
was tho guest of his cousin Miss
Molllo Croighton.
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In a Dilkmma. General Geo. II.
Williams, ot Portland Is to speak at
tho opera house this evening for Mc
Klnlcy and tho gold standard. Ho Is
ono of tho most eminent men on tho
coast and will command n good audi
ence. Mr. Williams mailed his speech
from Portland last Saturday, hut it
has failed to reach Salem. It Is not
know what effect this will havo upon
his talk tonight, but ho will no doubt
plcaso his friends. Tho Orcgonlan
has a copy of his speech which will
probably bo printed In tho morning.
Attiie Hespital: The board of
control of tho Salem hospital hold a
meeting lastovcnlng at tho hospital
when Miss Abble Mills was selected
to Bticceed Miss Mona Bowman as
superintendent of that institution.
Miss Bowman recently handed In her
resignation to the board which ac
cepted it with many regrots slnco sho
has proven a most oxcellont oflicer.
Miss Mills assumed hor duties as
superintendent this morning.
Was Not Elioiule.A convict re
cently sent up to tho "pen" at Salem,
was asked tho fonnul question, among
others, which uro propounded to nil
arrivals: "What Is your rollglony"
"II 1," ho exclaimed, "does a fellow
hov to hov rellglpn In ordor to got In
hero? Well, I ain't got non." Eu
gene Guard.
iTltKQUUtKsBiuiNS To run a pop
ular restaurant ami maintain a high
standard or oxcollonco at low prices.
Tho stall at Strong's, from tho propri
etor to tho last man employed, all
contribute to tho success of this hoyso.
Pheasant Season. Tho game
law in regard to shooting pheasants,
grouse, eU' Is now tiff, and many a
bird will bite the, dust boforo night.
It scorns that we can already smell
thorn frying,
i m
Professor Bloss aud family of tho O.
A. 0., will leavo for the east on Thursday,
tit rrrr rrm r
TAXES TURNED OVER.
The Sheriff Makes a Liberal Payment to
the Treasurer.
Sheriff F. T. Wrlghtman today
turned over to County Treasurer
Geo. L. Brown $1,307.20 taxes to be
credited as follews:
Poll tax
10 00
(Jltv of Salem.
703 33
City of Woodburn.
City or .leirerson
City of nervals
School district No. 21..
School district No 4...
School district No. 103.
School district No. 3 ..
KpIwviI (Harriet. Nn. 8 ...
101 08
13 20
3 111
00
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bCiiooi oisiriuu nu. i i
C'l.,.,.1 ,Jlulrl,.t "Vf 11 (I 0!) I
School district No. ID 8 10
tll.lllltfl I1IOLI11.V .l't " . -
School district No.
A fit
s Jit1
School district No. 07....
School district No. 71....
School district No. 73. . . .
School district No. 74. . . .
School district No. 0(1....
School district No. 07.. .
School district No. 00. .'. .
10 02
68'
3 73
CO
2 13
2 38
1 00
School district No. 111...
School district No. lis...
3 07
State.county and state school 3,012 30
Total $-1,307 20
m
Over the Range.
Mr. L. J. Gardner, who has Just re
turned from a trip across tho moun
tains, tells u h of the political situa
tion up on the McKlnzIo trail. Ho
says he met and talked with many
campers and out of 52 he met on the
trail, he met hut one McKinlcy man.
He says Mr. B. F. Fin, of McKinzle, a
life long Republican, has declared for
Bryan. He has voted with the old
party ever since It was a party, but
this year ho must bid tho old ship
adieu. Another Lnno county man
named Madison Spares, aged nearly
70,say8 he has always voted tho Re
publican ticket, but this year he can
not do so and says he will vote for
Bryan on general principles, though
he has never deviated from tho Re
publican path slnco It has been vis
ible. Ho says the woods In the moun
tains are full of the same kind of
sentiment.
From Roscdale.
Our harvest Is Unlshcd, the grain Ih
In tho bins and the threshers have
housed their machines. This Is an
unusually early finishing up for us by
a month or more. The crop was light
not averaging more than a two-thirds
crop, mostly of a fair quality. But
little oats was raised. A good fall
rain Is setting In, and cattle will meet
tho winter In good condition. Tho
health of theso parts is very good.
Everybody talks silver, reads Tub
Jouunal, and votes Bryan and Wat
son. Sonos Come ono and all and hear
Louis J. Allen nt tho free silver meet
ing September 5, sing some of his new
campaign songs, tho latest out. Ho
is a poor hard working farmer. Buy
a song or him.
Exr.cuTOit. Tho proof of the tlnal
will and testament, of James T.
Barnes, was today filed In tho county
coiirt, and J. B. Barnes was appointed
executor under tho will.
Still They Come. Carl Brand,
late subject of Romania, today tiled
his declaration, or intentions, tobe-
como a citizen.
Burnino. Burton Bros., yesterday
tired a now kiln or brick, bolng 400,
000. nnd tho llnest lot over fired In
their yards.
Insurance Companies Withdraw.
San FitANOisco, Sept. 1. Twomoro
Insurance companies havo Just an
nounced their withdrawal from this
coast. They aro tho British-American
Assurance Company and tho
Western Assuranco Company, of To
ronto, both Canadlau companies.
Poor business Is tho roasou given for
tho withdrawals.
Burglary at Roseburg.
RosEiiuno, Or., 'Sept. 1. II. M.
Wead's hardware storo was entered
last night by breaking a pane of glass
In a rear window. Tho burglars took
about $20 worth or cutlery and some
shot and shells.
Think It Over.
Have you ever beard of a medicine with
tueha record of cures ai Hood's Sarsaparilla?
Don't you know that Hood's Sarsaparilla,
the One True Wood Purifier, has procd over
and over again, that It has power to cure,
even alter all other remedies fail? If you
have impure blood you may take Hood's
Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that
it will do you good.
Hoods Pill's assist digestion. 35 cents.
Free Spectacles.
I probably como nearer making
presents of this kind than any ono
clso.as tho following will demonstrate,
I bollovo that in my glasses is cm
bodied all that is possible In
workmanship, material and quality,
and I spare no pains to mako correct
tits of tho lenses and frames. Con
huUatlon and examinations freo. No.
235 Commercial streot. Como nnd seo
mo. Chahles H. Hinges.
21tf
Thoro's moro clothing destroyed by
poor soap than by actual wear. "Hoo
Cake" soap contains no freontkall and
will not Injure tho llnest lace. Try It
nnd notice tho dllloreuco In quality.
John Hughes.
THE MOTOR RAILWAY SOLD.
Thos. Holinuu Bids It In at the Receiv
er's Sale.
BeeelVer E.C Gilt cr opened the bids
on the motor railway property, cover
lug the tracks.l)ulldlngs,carsand pr P
eA of the defunct conyjuny. A
nilm ..niirt irillSO touuy at ""
man no?, oimiiu "i v""v" .":',
l)crbybld$.-7,0. T.e,)roer , a
charge or the
operate It.
i
Mexicans Murdered.
ClIXMllKItLAIN, Sept.
1. Last April
. ...
lvvo Mexicans who clulm to nae come
direct from Arizona
located on an ob-
' R,.,irP. snnt near the head of Sage creek
., ..... , ,. ,. .if linro. As
in the had lands west
they did not engage In farming or
Mtockraislng, the principal Industries
of that region, much curiosity was
aroused as to their occupation. It
afterwards developed that they were
engaged in manufacturing by a pro
cess known only to themselves, a curi
ous sort or beverage out of tho com
mon cactus.
Word now reaches here that a few
days ago, when one or the cowooys
made his accustomed visit he dis
covered that the cabin of the Mexi
cans had been burned and tlio men
had disappeared. As they were known
to have quite a sum of money, It Is
believed by stockmen In that region
that they have been murdered and
tho cabin and contents burned to
destroy evidence of tho crime. An
Investigation will be made.
Simon Koshland Dead.
San Francisco, Sept. 1. Simon
Koshland, a well-known wool mer-
chant.dled at tho age or 71. Up to tho
tunc or tho big Sutro-strcet railroad
accident, Mr. Koshland, despite his
years, enjoyed tho best or health. At
that time, ho suffered Injures the er-
rccts or which caused him considerable
pain. Saturday morning he took n
drive. On Ills return ho went to bed.
Sunday ho suffered a stroke of paraly
sis. This was followed by a second In
the early hours this morning. Six
hours later, ho was dead. Koshland
was ono of tho best-known wool mer
chants of the United States, being a
pioneer In that lino In California.
Teller In Colorado Sprtng8.
Colorado Spkinos, Sept. 1. Sena
tor Teller delivered In this city, last
night, the only speech which ho will
give in Colorado this campaign. Long
before tho hour of opening tho doors,
throngs crowded tho streets leading
to tho hall In which the address was
to bo delivered. When Senator Teller
rose to speak over 3,000 people occupied
every available spaco In the Coliseum
and 1,000 people crowded outsido of
tho hall and cheered from tlmo to
time.
The Q. A. R.
St. Paul, Sept. 1. Tho second day
or tho Grand Army week opened
cloudy, which mado it moro comrort
ablo for tho marching veterans as they
tramped to their quarters or partici
pated In tho parade. The conserva
tive estimate or 130,000 visitors based
on tho number tickets sold and con
tracted last week will bo short or tho
actual number present tomorrow when
grand parade starts.
Vermont Election.
St. Alhans, Vt., Sept. 1. The
election In Vermont, in tho result of
which wldo Interest is felt, on account
Its being tho llrst stato election in tho
cast, is passing off quietly today,
under most favorable conditions, Re
ports point to full ballot. Tho cntiro
stato tltkct and two congressmen will
bo elected.
Whisky Did It.
Detiuot, Sept. 1. Frank Beablen,
aged 40, a member of an old French
family, Inherited considerable money
recently and had been drinking heav
ily, Yesterday morning ho went home
drunk. Ills wlfo remonstrated, no
shot her in tho back,lnlllctlng a mor
tal wound. Ho also attempted to shoot
his two children, but both escaped In
Jury, lie then blow his brains out.
Fusion in Iowa,
Des Moines, Sept. 1, The fuslou
entered Into by tho silver Democrats,
Populists and silver Repullcans at tho
Ottumwa convention has been carried
into tho nine congressional conven
tions thus far held and in conventions
for tho nomination ot county tickets.
Over in UukerOlty the Union llryau
Sliver club have challenged tho cold
bugs to a Joint debate.
7 jB2' sold to Mr. Jioiuiiin on mo "i n?
38 1 to the approval of Judge I lc lit, of
1 01 1 the clrcu t court, When the matter
377 53 ' Ii settled up, Mr. iioimiin ' '.'",
road anti nx it "i
Terrible Disaster.
Pincomj! Ciil., Sept. 1.-A terrible
explnslpn took place this afternoon
at Hercules station, where the Cali
fornia Powder works were blow u up.
Four terrific explosions were heard
In succession and the sky, in tho vi
cinity, Is black with smoke. All tho
buildings of the company aro
on tire and the ground In tho vicinity
1 1 . .. i... li.iiiimieit lUmiriw. All tho
is iruv hi iiiim.v...-. - --
property of tho California Powder
wz.i-i.-a will lx! a total loss. So far as
known at this hour, thirty minutes
after tho explosion, three whites havo
been killed. There have been other
loss or lire. How extensive cannot
yet bo stated.
The extensive ouiKiiugs oi inu w
tr..mln Pnivflor works, at HcrcUlCS
Station, will undoubtedly bo entirely
wiped out iy mo uxjjiusi n. u mu
resulting llnmcs which nro now
destroying what is left of the timbers.
Every fresh detail Indicates that
today's explosion is most disastrous
to life and property of the several
disasters which have successively at
tended the manufacture of powder, at
several points where It lias been at
tempted around tho bay or San Fran
cisco. Forty-live minutes after tho
lirHt explosion occurred, It ms known
that eight Chinese have been killed,
besides the following whlto men:
James McNulty, M. Garcia, James
Fritz, W. W. Crater.
Do you like Devclcd Ham ? If so try our 5ccnt
article it's all right, Wc have some very Jgood
canned Apricots that we arc closing out at 10c,
Washing ammonia, full quarts, i5c per bottle,
MRR1TT & LAWRENCE,
P, O, Grocery.
Agents for World-'Bcater Soap,
BORN.
PETERSON. At the futully home In
Silverton, Monday, Aut 31,. '
to Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Peters m. ii
daughter.
DIED.
JESSUP. At Wayland, la., August
27, 1800, Louis D. Jessup. aged about
23 years, of tuberculosis.
Deceased was a nephew of Dr. S. II.
Jessup. Ho formerly resided In this
city, when he was an employe In the
Insane asylum, where he mado numor
ons friends, who will mourn his do
misc.
Free Pills.
Send your address Ih 11. E. Ilucklin & Co.,
Chicago, and get a free sample box of Dr.
King s New me run. i mai win cuiminc
you of their merits. 'Ihcsc pill aie easy in
action and are particularly ellectlve in the
cure of Constipation and Sick Headache.
For Malaria and Liver troubles they have
been proved invaluable. They aro ouaran.
teed to be perfectly free froi every deleter,
lous substance and to be purely vegetable.
They do not weaken by their action, but by
giving tone to stomach nnd bowols greatly In
vigorate the system. Regular size 25c. per
box. Sold by Fred A. Legg, druggists.
The Jouunal silver supplements
nt $1 a hundred arc going off rapidly.
Raise a little fund of dimes and quar
ters and supply all your neighbors
with campaign lltoraturo up to date,
Notice to Bridge Contractors.
Notice is hereby given that no war
rants will bo drawn ror construction
or county bridges until contractors
tor tho samo shall have furnished to
tho county court certified receipts
showing that all labor and materials
entering Into tho construction of
such bridges havo been paid for.
G. P. Tekhell,
7-3-d&wtf County Judge.
In Town.
You'll bo surprla...,
Won't "yellow tho clothes."
Won't burn your hnnds.
Nothing equals It.
Better than soap.
Extra largo packages.
Soap Foam Washing Powder. John
Hughes.
CASTOR I A
For Infants and Children.
Km
riry
Notice to Taxpayers,
Tho delinquent tax rolls of Marlon
coudty, Oregon, nro now in my hands
for collection. All persons paying
delinquent taxes with tho noxt 30
days will save costs as nt that tlmo
all property upon which taxes havo
not been paid will bo advertised and
sold. P. T. Wkiqhtman,
Sheriff or Mnrlon County, Oregon.
Dated Aug. 5, 1890. 8-5d2w w4w
Hay Wanted. nighest market
price paid ror all kinds of hay, Brew
ster & White, 01 Court street. 20-3t
Having Hoe Cake Soap in
your kitchen or bath once
means always.
For Two DaysWednesdaynTThJ
Spkcial Sale!
HOSIERY
Ladies and children's in wool and cotton at rcducti
d&c&7
257 Commercial st.
THE MARKETS.
SILVER.
New York, Sept. 1. Silver, 66c;
lead
251
LtVR STOCK.
Chicago, Sept. 1. 'Hogs-Light $3.10
3 35! heavy a.553 20.
Cottier-Heeves L)3.oo4,eo; cows and
heifers tl.35Cg2.50.
Sheep 'Lambs I52oo lower.
OKAIN.
Chicago, Sept I. Wheat, cash 55Kc
Oct. 57c.
rORTLAND MARKET.
fROVISION.
Portland, Sept. I. Wheat valley, 51a
52; WalU Walla, 449.
Flour Portland, 2.85; Uenton county,
2.85; graham, a 50; superfine, $2.2jper bbl
Oats White, 3o3tc; grey, 2829;rolleJ,
in bags, $4.255-2Si barrels, 4.5007.00!
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes,. Oregon, 75c8o per sack.
Hav..Good, toOto.So per ton.
Wool.. Valley, 8gc; Eastern Oregon,
5(7C
(al7i
Millstulls..l!ran,Sl2.5oa!4.5o;siiort3,l3.50
?f..Z
Poultry-Chickens, mlxed,33.5o; broil
ers, $i.252.25; clucks, $2a3J geese, $3(0)45
turkevi. live. 10.
IideB..green, salted 60 lbs 5c;
under
60 lbs 44:: sheep pelts, 10(0)700,
Hons..Orecon. 2 to 3c, accordl
3c, according to qual.
ity.
. Butter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 250355
fancy dairy, 20(5)25; lair to goou, 17(2)20;
Cheese .Oregon full cream, 9,
Eggs.. Oregon, uyte per doz.
Decf . .Tonsteers, 2.25(0)2.40 per lb; fan
to good steers, 2VJ2 3.50; cows, i;2c;
uressea beer, 3ytw,c.
SAN FKANC1SCO MARKET.
San 'Francisco, Sept. 1 Wheat, 965
Wool,. Oregon, choice, io(a)i 10; Interior 5
7c, valley, 80C
1 lops Quotable at 24c
Potatoes 5o65c per sack.
Oats Milting, 85(90.
SALEM MARKET.
Wheat, .42c per bu., market firm,
Oats . .30c.
Hay,, Baled, cheat, 7.5o8.oo; timothy,
10.00,
Fldur..In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail,
3.20; bran, bulk H.0012.50; sacked, 12.00;
shorts, ai2.50i3.50; chop feed, ll.oo
12.00.
Poultry.. I lens 5c; Spring chickens, 6c lb.
VeaL.Dressod, 3.
Hogs.. Dressed, aj3.
Live Cattle..!3.a
Sheep.. Live, 1.25.Q
Wool.. Best, l2M,c.
Hop,, Best, 45o,
Eggs.. Cash. 10c,
Butter.. Best dairy, !2c; fancy creamery
20c.
Cheose .I2c, '
Farm Smoked Meats MBacc, 6Jc hams
90; shoulders, 5c.
Potatos.,7ocperbu.
liucklons Arnica Salvo
The best Salve in the world t for Cuts,
Sores, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
and all Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblains,
Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to
Live per fee satisfaction or money, refunded.
Price 25 cents a box. For sale by FredfA
LeUK
Farmers or others are requested to
furnish hogs, pigs, sheep or beef, for
tho Bryan barbecue, to bo hold Satur
day, SoptembcrSth. All contributions
should bo in on or boforo Friday noon.
Como up, f rlonds, and help push what
will bo tho biggest thing over hold In
Salem. Freo bread, freo meat, and
freo speeches in abundance. W. T.
Rlgdon, chairman of tho barbecue
committee,
Rememder ' 'Patriots of America' '
meet Tuesday evening, September 1,
at 8 o'clock sharp. 31 2t
OASTOXlXiL.
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JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stock of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of rjrass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WANTEDr-A man to drive lem ind i
woman to do housework and cue forcUJ.
!?; ,.? ehl,IdEn can t brought. Addtoi
"W," Journal office. 9 jt(
PICKLING CUCUMBERS -I hiTj ifiw
lot of pickles for sale at my phceneuihe
penttentiary. Five cents per gallon.
9"m A. N. BANTA.
FOR SALE-Or will trade forccatii
Four
cows and calves and four cows that will urn
have calves, seven yearlings and one Short.
horn bull . Address J . Johnson, Arjend, Or.
di3t
WANTEDr-A good horse will tike best of
care of him for his use, call on or iddrtn .
W. Woodruff, 4S3 Liberty street. 31 jt
WANTEO-SituattonbyLouisJ, Allen ir
first or second cook; can get first-class recom
mendation; also willing to do any kind oT
labor; honest, sober and induitrioui. A4
dress care of Journal. 3131)
WANTEDr-Threr small rooms, cenlnll'
located. Address No. 13, Hush block. Jl t
TAKEN Ul'.r-Two horses, one bromwith,
white spot in forhead, left hind foot wKite
One bay, both hind feel white and brudei
on left shoulder. Horses are about 4 year
old and weigh about 1,500 and 1,300 pounds.
Tho above stock was taken un it Lit
Townsend's farm 10 miles north o(Sle 1
proving property and paying damijes aw
expenses owner can have same.
S 29 im J. W. TOWNSENP.
TO REN'IV-Ucublc cottage on South Wo
merclal and Belleview, two blocks from post,
office. Hot water and baths; modem ta
provements. Inquire 8s Commetchl. :i ft
FOR SALE OR TUAUEAn elegant
aero tract of land in Hampden Park additw,
on Asylum avenue. Will trade for resideaee
property in Salem. Address W., care Jour
nal. -
FOR'SALE OK TKAUK-vK J
proyed farm land, 4 miles east of Salem,tiu.
new house, new barn, running water; fju
sell or trade for cheaper laud. Address".
M. Reoves, Salem, Or. 7?'
FoR SALEw-Uriving mare for safest a
-unving maic - -.-
pain; weight about 1100; good invcicr. -
30 tf
qui
re 01 wn
?m. Brown & Co.
. .....VI. milLM.. .rn, IM Ql
bear;
brown wrapping paper for sale ""PvJ"
.k. M fnr n.iflinrr under CarWU. V""
Journal office
PEOWTOR SALUr-A EOnJgJ
sale cheap. Inquire of G. h. PPM
mile east of penitentiary. "
ANTbU.-Solicitors to.?1?.,
"Bryan, Sewall and Free. SiW-J
by llryan, written by R. .tV'Z
Omaha World-IIerald. appointed m
Bryan. Contains speeches
bonanza for agents, a free itfttr; &"
workers. Only Jt S. The only aWj
book. So P '" ?ixlJ Jfaiho
paid. Outfit free. Begin n1,V wkl
of terrilory. Pe-nunent prwiibU
'96. Address' The National Bcok wk.
Star Building, Chicago. J
Best in the WonMt
Branson Gi
COLT TAKEN UP-
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A three-yearU colU Uy jot V -.
a5rim v-
Birim u:
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