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LOCAL AND GENERAL NEWS
Th6 Steamer Bcntly Badly
Snagged..
f OW IN THE OLD COURT HOUSE.
Between "Big Joe" and a Neterfwt Woman, In
WMth the Uttert life l Threatened.
Last evening Jennie Ann JJowers,
a notorious woman who lives In the
'old court house, swore out a warrant
In Justice O'Donnld'a court for the
arrest of one Joseph Slmonaux,
charging him with assault with
intent to kill. Blnvmnux was im
mediately arrested and placed in
tho county Jail by Sheriff Minto.
Tills morning Justice O'Donuld
called tho case; but upon motion
postponed the hearing to to-morrow
at 1 o'clock p. in., upon the motion
of District Attornoy Belt who wished
to havo tltno to investigate the
matter and tho prisoner was dismiss
ed from custody upon his own
recegnizance:
Tho facts in the case as near as we
can learn are alxut as follews: The
old court houso Is divided into
several npitartinentu which are oc
cupied by Himuucaux, who Is better
known as "JllgJoe"or"Frcnch Joe,"
Grant Wagner and Mrs. George,
George Johns tho gambler, Mrs. Ann
Bowers, the plaintiff in this action,
and several other notorious char
acters. "Big Joe" claims that his
neighbors, especially Mrs. Bowers
vlirtfui iimifirf mmif u nnt unvf H titu
havo been in tho habit of disturbing
auu annoying mm m many ways,
especially by wild midnight orgies
and bacchanalian revels, which
have disturbed his slumbers anil
made his nights hideous. JIo has
rojicalcdly remonstrated with Mrs.
Bowers and requested her to make
a llttlo less noise when she Is
entertaining her friends, but laH
lllirlit. wlimi lift ti'ftiit. fimtui uimn.
what under the Influence of liquor,
ho found that Mrs. Bowers wasagain
making merry and ho determined
to put a stop to It. Accordingly ho
slozcd an ax and with it ehopjicd
Mown the thin board partition Im
twecn tho two rooms aud entered
Mrs. Bower's appartment demanded
Unit the disturbance should ceaso,
and threatened dim vmiirpjuifxt If l
did not. This lead to his arrest.
Tho old court houso Is establishing
an unsavory reputation as a plaeo of
III fame and a resort for tho most
vlulous element in Balom, and many
facts rather unfavorable to its In
mate will probably bo broughtout In
to-morrow's examination.
BOARD or TKADB.
New Member Electtd-Kilre4 Matten
AdrertftlBa; Harlei Ceisty Ete.
The board of trade, raft in regular
session last night at the Capital
National bank with a fair attendance.
T'rralilnni. WHcrlit rallral thp meet
ing to order and J. M. Martin was
appointed secretary pro tern.
The following were duly elected
members of the beard: B. 8. Cook,
II. J. Mlnthorn.J. H. Hodson, It.
8. Wallace and Dugan Bros.
The committee appointed to
negotiate with Win. Item In relation
to the Narrow Gauge railroad prop
osition, reported a letter from him
furtlierexiilanatorvof the matter and
tho nominlttrc was continued for
further action.
Tho committee appointed to look
Ititn Hin fi.iiullillltv nf nrnrvirlfifr
... """"'J "" I"" M"" "OI
priming ana circulating an adver
tisement, In pamphlet fonn, of
ftalcm and Marion county, reported
favorably upon the scheme and
recommended its adoption. The
committee was continued with
power to act.
After the nrcsentatlon of n. num
ber of bills which were referred to
tho finance committee, the board
adjourned.
ASYLUM .NOTES. ft
IMPORTANT BUSINESS CHANGES.
Sale of the Oeorge Good Drug Store.
Partnership Dissolved.
Geo. Good.the'well known Commer
cial' street, druggist, sold his drug
stole and business to Messrs; H. F.
Gibson, who has been clerking for
him the past two years, and H. A.
STATTOK ITEMS.
Ed. Capitol Jeubnal: The
Capital Journal madelte first
appearance in our town on Friday
or last wees, n is neemuss vj jr
wc were mucu pieasea who us ujj
pcarance and the general make up
of its contents. Let It continue as
it has bejnin and success is certain.
While we glory In its Republican
ism we can but hope that it will
Singleton, a recent arrival from Ban
iness hereafter under the firm name
.. -'Ilw.n.. Jt. Ol.w.lnl.. Till. n.i.r
Ul VJAI3UU U. UlllflMiJll AUU 11UI?
proprietors took posession of the cs-
rnlillalirtuint-. flilu Tlinrnlnir TIlPV
will carry out every one of tho plans
inaugurated by Mr. Good, and when
tliev movB into thn stiro room now
twiner fitted iin for their ocnimanev
on the corner of Commercial and
State streets, will have the most
Tinrwlanmnlvr fnrnlalin1 nJiormnnv
nnvu'liana fn flrormn TnrtlnriH nnf
i.i - rtlt ' xi i- linrmnnfniia rmrt
excepicu. jur, uiwoiusu uiorougn --" i ,
pharmacist and is already well need apply for oi
Mr. Singleton is iY"ftuB
known In Salem.
A case of erysipelas has broken out
at tho asylum and great precautions
are oeing taken to.provent Its spread
anioug the other patients, who are
all now especially susceptible to con
tagion from tho fact that they have
all been recently vaccinated.
Them nm nlun uivnrnl nu.a f
measles In the close vicinage of the
asylum aud constant watchfulness
Is rr'Htllri'll ill lPOIl lllla illiui.mn V,i...
entering tho institution.
Ed. Kellcy, tho attendant who
was taken down several davs aaro
,a young man of large means and cx-
pect to see the new firm succeed and
extend them our best wishes.
Tiimon Howard has bought out
ins partner's interest, in xne cigar
store of Howard & Lafore and will
conduct the "Monogram" in his
own name hereafter.
LOCAL notes.
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THE DENTIEY ON A SNAQ.
A l!w' li Tom In her Bottom and She Sinks One
Hundred Feet From Shore.
An wasrojmrted In last uvonlng's
Capital Jouiinal, the steamer N.
8. Bontley struck a snag In tho river
Tuesday morning at a point a Tow
miles below Lincoln, and before she
cuuui no immgui to a stop or cleared
from tho obstruction it had torn a
mini nearly 40 feet long in tho bot
tom of tho boat, through which wa
ter poured so fast that although the
Contain caused a full head of steam
to bo put on, ho could not reach tho
hank, tho Bently sinking In four feet
of water 100 feet out. Capt, Smith
wi'uwiui in command, caino to Sa
lem by team, not I lied tho authori
ties of tho 0. 1 ami had tlioWin.
M. Hoagscnt down to relievo tho
sunken boat of its freight, which
consisted of 100 tons of flour Air Port
land and 60 tons of miscellaneous
with scarlet, fnwr lu ilnlmr
hiuick uemg very light.
Thero are now 480 patients In tho
Institution, which has accommo
dations for only about 400.
Tho work on the nmv wliur lu
progressing rapidly and then there
win no amnio room.
Twelve patients were discharged
during February and up to the 25th
of the month twcnty-flvo new
patients had been admitted; but
since that time only ono new one
hasanived. The number received
last month has'nnvpr lwn iyw1ii
but once, in March, 1887, when
twenty-nine patients were received.
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To-Muiirs 1'itoGimiw.
Tho following Is tlto programme
for the oiitortaininentito bo given by
the Young Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society, at the M. F.
church tills, Wednesday, evenimrat
tmi o'cleck:
18
freight, to which but llttlo damage
tviiM ilium, "in! itmiruii Yitiii i...
raised as booh as a "bulkhead" can
woh done. Tho Bontley
rained as Hnon na ii t'lmlbf.
bo put III (whloh Is n tight partition
lietweentheoivinliiu'iiiiil Mm ri. ..!..
dor of tho hold) and tho water
pumiKHt nut ; nho will lw thou dry.
docked and rvpnlnHl. This Is the
wound time she has sunk, and once
ho struck tho Albany bridge whloh
camonear breaking W spine, but
she will soon bo on top again, ami hor
faithful captain, who hits not been
tho least to Clamo lu any of her inls-
i"i v 'vu uouor iuck in thu
fitUiro,
SITKKHK WUKT
Qiinrtcttn. . ."lloliold the KleTrt nro White."
iiMi'."ff U,yu1, ,,H- "y'l unil'llurkc.
Ilivltlllllltl Ml. j i..,ti.. ii....'
oii "itmaixi riiiiii viiinw' inninf
,, .. .. Jl,,a J,ylo .Mlnner. '
Ilplfnflnti tl. it .i ..
u..i . .... i i. !'" V" "vriim iiinorUH.
Holo una Clionm "TwoCentH n Wcok "
miiwm Perry, lUiynl, llirrlnh nnd
Vnrtlnttt
Addnwtit Um w it aj.i
ih........ . -v "7 7iSi?-i-fijs!
Pnif. l'nrvln.
After tho literary exercises refresh
ments will lie served and somo In
teresting iMwks for sale. Admission,
Including Bupper, 125 cents.
fine floats.
Mr. W. H. Byars. received this
wookpor Wells, Fnrgo& Co. 'sexpress,
direct from C. 1. Balloy, of San Jose,
Cal., ono of tho finest treats over im.
ported into Oregon. Tho goat is
Intended to bo used In Improving
Mr. Byars' flock of goats on his
ranch near Mnlmmn In m.iu , ..,..
Ho alrwuly owns as flno a Hock
as can bo found lu tho state aud
nroiMkUM kiwnlmr mi tlw. .,.,. .I...I....
, --..,....,. ,.. H.IIU1IUKIII
of the itwit Inturnuf In l.lu h..n...
Tho goat Imported Is a champion
from tho Into mechanics' fair u
San Fmnelseo.
Coinmlssinners' ennrt. I'nnwnpil
mis morning. ;
County Commissioner G. P. Ter
rell is in the city.
Don't forget the social at the M.
E. church to-night.
nrnhnm Hlnaa nrllfnr nf ihn T)nl.
las Itemicr, was In town to-day.
.juiiiuM i.ucvuiu, ine wen Known
attorney of McMinnviile, is in the
city.
Lafe Williams and Mead Ccmnor.
of Dallas, were in the city last
night. '
E. J. Fraizer is in the city again
after sjicnding several days at
Eugene city.
W. T). Fpntnn nml W Wnrloi.
two prominent attorneys of Yam
hill county, ure in the city.
Sam It. Stott, the well-known at
torney of Portland, is here on busi
ness before the Supremo Court.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Gray, left
last night for Eureku, Cal., where
they will remain several weeks.
Mr. Lewis Fisher, nnnnf Mnlinmn'u
prominent business men, returned
tionie irom tho city this morning.
W.J. Ilcrren last week sold 51
bales of hops at 9 cents per pound
in Cincinnati; or cents net in Sa
lem. Mrs. Amelia Miller. v)in lmu 1 ,, r.
visiting her sister, Mrs. AlfCool
ldge, at Colfax, W. T., has returned
home.
Mr. James I'llllllnn lina nrrlvn.l
Iwitvrt fiiiiii ITnik.Mt... f At ii
"" Hum iiuuunuii, umurio, wuu
a vlow to locating. Ho isa tailor by
occupation.
James Venters, a recent arrival
from Virginia, has bought the Davis
nlaco on the Rntltinm nml will ,...-
ato a ferry there.
A petition is being circulate! to
increase the mall scrvleo from this
city to Knight's post olllce from ono
to three times per week.
Capt. J. L. Bennett started this
morninir for hlHlinmi. nuni-Mr,).. ,.,..
Ho yill move his family there us
soon as tho weather will permit.
never submit to Dosses ana cossism.
The essential, nay, the very founda
tion principle, of the republican
party, is freedom both of thought
and action, and the body of the
party will never submit without a
struggle to bo bosca and dictated to
bv any oue. much less by' traitors
and such wc regard Joe bimon.
Pity 'tis that he was not ousted at
the meeting of the State Central
fVmimitfoe. With a united and
harmonious party no democrat
or office in our state
eieciJuiij uut witu ouuuu ui no uuw
linnrlrpfla will HhfrvntA wit.h file
prohis or go over to the democrats.
Give us pure, clean men and victory
is ours.
Our school meeting to-day was
wen uueuueu. resuiiiug in me elec
tion of J. B, Miller for director and
W. H. Hobson, clerk.
The family of Mr. Wm. Smith.
with somethincr'like malurnant erv-
sipclas, most of the family being
attacked more or less severely. It
lino roaiilfn1 art foi tn txxrn rlont)ia
T.nef. wppIt n. onn 14 vpnra nf new nnrl
to-lay the wife and mother passed
over to her long home, while it seems
doubtful if some of the others can recover.
Roclnllv nnr nitlzenahnvn hppn on.
Lalls, socials and surprise parties
have followed each other In rapid
succession, interspersed' with shows,
lectures, etc. to the entire satisfac
tion of all concerned.
W hfivo nhnnf pnnnliifln! f hnf ivn
win not get our mucn neeued bridge
tills vear: hut, next, vrarwn will lmvo
it "i": '.:rcr"-"- ; -
b u iuiuw iuu reusou wuy.
Our machinery of all kinds is al
most idle at present on account of
the scarcity of water, the race being
filled with gravel near its exit from
tho river; but it is being cleared as
last ns rirnetipfihlrt nnrl w hnT uum
to have an abundant supply of "Na
ture's greatest native powerr."
Hones are now enferfnlnnd flint
Work will ho rpsnmpfl nil thn O P
B. It. in the near future.
March 0. More Anon.
NEW ADVEimSEMENTS.
For Books, Stationery 4 Fancy Goods !
-GO TO
T, IWcF. Patton's,
I'ROIII CONVKMI0.V.
Xew Books Ktcelveil.
The following new books have
been received by T. McF. Patton
for the Odd Fellows library: "A
Tragic Mystery," and "Tho Great
Bank Robbery," by Julian Haw
thorne; "A Chance Acquaintance,"
"A foregone Conclusion,"
"Venetian Life," "Lady of the
Aroostook," "Dr. Breens Practice,"
"A Fearful Responsibility," "Mod
ern Italian Vnrta Tfnii.,
Journeys" and "Suburban Sketches"
JV w. u. noweus; "rut yourself in
ins Place," and Hard 'Cash." bv
Whist'
98, STATE STREET.
ASK TO BE SHOWN :
CRANE'S STATIONERY, PLAIN AND FANCY. ASHTON LEr
GAL CAP, PLAIN AND NUMBERED. TYPE WRITERS'
MATERIAL. ACME WRITING AND SCHOOL
TABLETS. FABER'S PENCILS AND PEN
HOLDERS. RUBBER BANDS AND
ERASERS. SPENCERIAN
COMPASS PENCILS, ONLY TO BE SEEN TO BE AP
PRECIATED. McGILL'S STAPLE PRESSES
AND STAPLE BINDERS.
Tissue Paper of all Shades, and Materials;
tor Kaper Mowers.
MABIE TODD'S DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS ALL WAR
RANTED. WIRT'S FOUNTAIN PENS BEST IN THE
MARKET. CAMBRIDGE BIBLES, CHEAPER AND .
BETTER THAN THE OXFORD. BROOKS'
NORMAL TEACHER. PAGE ON
TEACHING. TRACY'S TEACH
ERS' RECORD. NORMAL
QUESTION BOOK. , ,
Roberts' Rules of Order.
SCRIBNER LOG BOOK. GILLCHRIST'S MANUEL FOR Ttfw
FANTRY OFFICERS, (PRICE $1.00). UPTON'S TACTICS
AND REED'S REVISED EDITION, (50 CENTS.
For Fruit Growers :
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT, ($1.00). DOWNING'S KEVISEB
NEW EDITION FRUITS AND FRUIT TREES OF AMER
ICA, ($5.00). INSECTS INJURIOUS TO FRUITS, ($3).
THOMAS' AMERICAN FRUIT CULTURIST,
PRICE $2. HOP CULTURE NEW
AND REVISED EDITION,
40 CENTS.
98, STATE ST. SALEM, OR.:
-OF-
L,. S. SKIFF & CO.
Article rilnl.
Tho Oregon Hindis Publishing Co., 8!,la,th
of Baker City, has filed articles of SSSm pi
I 1. ... .. Vnm4U Zl..
HALKM, Kcb. 21, 1S88.
In accordance ulth tho order of tho
Marlon Co. Crntral Committee or the pro
hibition party, tho County Convention of
wld party of Marlon county will bo held lu
tho city of Salem on Friday, March 16, nt
11 O'clock a. HI. for thO DlirtKWn of nnml
nattnz candidate for countvnmvni nn.i
choosing 15 deleeatc to the Prohibition
8tntoConentlonto be held In Portland
March 2S, 1588. Tho baU of rcprewntaUon
for the nevernl prcclnctR ofth raimin in
aid county convention u OtivI fhii,.
Ono delegate ut large to each precinct and
nnmufHIIInnul A....k .. ..
-. --.....,,, ,, nH.u ivu votes cost for
legUlathe tlckelln tho year of 18M.
8ai.ri, March 0, lSJvS.
Motion granted to lllo an appeal
boiullii thooasoof Klaimvth county,
uppollaut, vs. Win. Colvlg, iwiwir
dout.
Tho Otnx Paoltlo Rallrxwd coin-
liy , apjHUwm; upMi rroiu Mult
noiiinh oountv ibnilttl without
HiKuiiHHit. u. w. vootiin, Htturnav
tof rp.; Judg,, Wlutlley.'lHttornS
filV "I'll
Aitwm WtxitW, np., v. w. K.
Oourtiwy, Hpji.; upjl frwu Who
wiuty; Ji;lwtt of tite mW
PukwmH, A. IlkokbHrit, is.
Antte(rti., . r. iv ";
HknUiHpiwalrrora VmnhUTci;
wu)(m trail.
Oh aiumaij- tlio tiM day f w
SIWtHOf tlM. WI)MUM .wirt tlw fc.
iwjHjfttnUw m naiiW MiMamliw
H llMMMtttflH Of IM) iHtlHCM ttf t
UtMUi 'Hut Au.Hl. .lulSl'TrT. MW
, ,. wnK vimttn Mum iu
IiieonwnUIon with tho SiHiret.irv r
oime. i no can tai stook nf tim ..
jvuiy is $5,000 and tho object is to
publish a Roimbllrtin nowsnaner.
" ii ;lur?"iA. A. Jones, J. p.
Faull. Louis Conk. .1. i ii .i.i
and A. A. Houston aro tho Incorpo
rators. AlsoTlio Pendleton Town
iui Vjiniiiyiiiv. nnirni tvi. tie nsn
object to buy ami soil real tato In
Pendleton,
- - .
MnuIn at tie Orpin's uae.
Nino oastw of measles am nnuiri.ui
v mo orpnairs Home, out of tho 21
InuuiUw. Tho asylum phylclans,
Who iniiiurullvtiMitml !. ..i..i. ... .
I o "",. ...,v. ,,i I1IUPIUK hi mo
homo, arv kept from doing M from
lhera" 'hlr0'lnS th WMtn8,0 ,H,
irfwlnrl n l... i..t.
North M..)i.n, " ZX..:."" I
.InlTnrkAn t, . . ... ---..o
Mehnma suivlon i
b'imity 2 LMwota.-:::: i
8ihertonv. ::::;:g jiAVSw. .t H
"""iu'i- a uibisli
iieryalii a Wooilimm
.,.,?ba.1 -3 Aurora... '"
Charles Renfl; "Amorimn
by G. W. P.; "Little Lord Faunfr
leroy," by Frances Hodgson Burnett:
"Horse Foot and Dragoons," by
RufusF. Zogbaum. The Masonic
library has also received tho fnllnw.
Jig additiens: "Pathfinder,"
Jlohlcans," "The Two Admirals,"
"e ai.er witcii,v "ThoPloneer,"
"The Prairie," "Tho Pilot," "Rod
?OVer'.',' "Wing and AVing," "Sea
L?.18' ,r V1 and Ashore,"
"Miles Wftllmrfnril II Tnl. nv.Jn
and "Crater," by James Fennimorn
UOODer. Tho n1(HHr.nl ,,!.. r
-.. .f. ::; . -"y uiuuiua oi
coopers woriis will be added to the
library soon.
NEXT DOOR TO OPERA HOUSE, SALEM.
fl' l il n i -n i ..
uittiiMJii Aii' uiven Of Ifl8 filing rYifmiiiM n Tfiflfh
v w.mhvuvji VA XVlill.
lltnlinAil kin
B-Tho person awakens from a pleasant dream with the achinir'
teeth gone. "'
Also Gold Crowns Set.
GREAT REDUCTION
-IN-
LETTGB LIST.
8
1
1
Bulla Ui:j ChamiSeiVr 2
K. U HiunAKD,
Secretary.
(l. w. n,V,"
Chairman.
Following is tho list of letters n-
malnlng in the postoillce, at Salem,
Oregon, March 7, 1888. Parties call
ing for them will oleosa s,,v "nrt.
vertised:"
All letters published as linn-rtA.
llvered will bo charged with one
cent in addition to the regular
postage,
Andrews. Alfred E.
Aytha Mlgs Cyntha
FINE SETS!
Set Dickens, 15 pines, half Rnssia, Usual Price $32.50, Oar Price $20.00.
UlrrltliMtat ul Sprr.
ltoflwlllllOntH Will Im Hiirv.wl ..ft...
uio umwtaiumout by tho Youm?
onum' lAiryjgn MtMlwwry .
OIL. . ""mi. 4iiiihhiii io
U UUwrUlMHWJlt NIUlmMW
ArtNtle Kicelltnto.
CherritiKton. tho nlwitm. .,.
htw completed a fine, lanm i,n
iiu oi uio Willamette University
till I til t 1 tr f.iiiiiW.. ..,..! . ..!... . .
1,7 f' vj "im Biuuuwia taKon
i , 41WiHlnestuiy morning.
Although thero aro fully 150 persons
lu tho picture tho HkoneVs of each
.N.UHfi .IrHilfJ.
(iuVWllur PtMlllOVMr luu u.mJ..i.1
J. i?i,U!,vl',f iuirifw iHiUlkj : Cor-
Jn-ft."sS . L!
"' i J. ltoynton, Portland.
Wuh l)wk, nChlKaHuin oain-kted
m nlaln and recognisable as If thoy
siHHilalty of this kind or work and
ho Is bettor nrtmnv.l .. ... u ,?,m
jmy artist on the coast. Ho Is al!
llimXllimill. flin in,.. ..I - .
which tile latS,andPS
nonulttr f.i in i, .:. "?F
'ntankblSk
wirk. ' y or ,lrttsti
Aral, Frank
Anderson H W
Hfi: illH Annu
Ollilwll T W O
Ornilh IT HI
Hculnger Norton
iluzzemnn Henry
HleerOco
Ijix It
Mathows H
OrsborneMUaliE
iwe unariey
Set LytloD, 26
Set Thackeray, II
Set Waverly, 12,
Set I P. Roe, 15
Cloth, Gilt top,
llalf Morocco,
Half blue Calf,
Cloth,
Set Capt ILReid, 10 Vols Cloth,
32.50,
22.50,
32.50,
22.50,
23.50.
15.00.
17.50.
Hbeppiira A D
wmith Allle
VI11 Helr
Wlllanu Minn K M
UuUon Ulancho
wnnstman will
Venn John
Hardy W ir
Hum Mrs E
Hlrkwood Llllle
MaweMary
McDonnell Dan A
IJarkerMnj L
llclgh Herbert
HtethZP
Sturm Byron
Thrie Ueo
Wcbert Ixiiils
"iW..dle
White Wm A
W. H. Odell P. M.
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10.00.
Fine Line of Papeterie in Latest . Styles,
J..
ma a.d point.
MMSOUtl Auirtii tlu. il.ii aoi..' ZV I Iililll tMHlHtv a tut 0.i i.. .
VIU Clt.
IVU.T.r.Kiulih.luivliiicfcwuBd
South bllvor ltk, la lmvlne tho
Sfta3sas
o.l it- a ilT " 'W1U8 Slate
and Mr. Smith exneriitn .,!"
"long felt vh V by kIvIhb &rZ
lot In thk nreWlv i... sfe."
PlTiV!! Iviniinnna n, i
fl date, and K'rS'S
at A. Strong & Co's.
Adam didn't havo to wear cloth-
"'.7" Jionau no would havo
K8, "ool suits
tliat O. AV.JohiiMin Iswlllug at
leea than the price of fig leave.
,..3 '""V01 n,m" '8 the noblest
work nf tli ..iii. i,.. ii .i ,. vS'
Johnson la pnmarvd to make a por-
in town . wltit one tBSTJSB-
will." e 1Wpor on l&
,-.i-" "?."A"'r lo wnat a
SK55SfffS
CattorUn Uloks''By thl
ffi2 U,.fi?5AlutlfuUy
BENSON STARR'S
118, State Street, - - .
Salem, Oregon.
Capital Lumbering Company!
MANUFACrrURBRS OP AND DKALEBS IN
Every Variety
. of Oregon taller,
Dressed and Undressed.
CONSTANTLY ON HANm
Shingles, Laths, Pickets, Fence Posts,
BOXES. TT.t
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