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Ofllcc, corner Court nrul Liberty KtieetB.
LOCAL XEWS.
New Addition.
that beautiful square orinml ini-
Sodiately fcouth of the University
campus, belonging to Dr. Meredith,
is being p'atted and rs noon us enin-
pleted will be pieced on tlie market
by Duncan & J'.oolli, who have tl e
matter in cliarse.
v Hallway i'nmors.
It is reported that a survey is b-
Ing ntado between CoivalHn and
Junction Cily prepamtoiy to tlio ex
tension of llto we.it side division o"
tho O. & C. road to tho latter city.
If they go up Unit way at all the
Register thinks Eugene should see
that they do not stop slio t of that
city.
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Jnstlre Frlnk nolurns.
Having awaited for tho excite
ment to abate, Justice of the Perce
Frlnk returned to ills home in Dal
las yesterday. IIo spent the days
during the limo while Polk couniy
citizens' wratli waxed warm in Port
land nnU'now ret in ns to ilnd a peti
tion of healthy sio requesting his
resignation. He receives a cool re
ception from ills outraged constitu
ents. roslolllre Chances.
The telegraph announces tho fol
lowing changes of post mastership at
a few of the ofllccsin this and neigh
boring counties : AUCeivais, Cla
rion county, John L. Taylor, vice
Francis Mangold removed ; at Jef
ferson, Marion county, Charles J I.
Ilolnnd, vice Archibald 11. Hender
son, removed ; and at Monmouth,
Polk county, Mrs. Ahnlra Davidson,
vice GeorgoA. Walker resigned.
The lint J!.ii krl.
Tliis morning a JoniNAi, reporter
fin looking up the innrket quotations
met witli the following ques
tion, "What do you think about
tho price of wheat going
up," from a number of inter
ested persons. The controlling mar
kets of tho world, suuii as Iilvcrpool,
Chicago and San Francisco, give
unfavorable reports for a rise soon,
but notwithstanding this, local deal
ers are buying every uushel that
can be secured. Every holder of
wheat is fully expecting a raise. One
gentleman who nas over 15,000 bush
els in Who Capital wurehoiiKO hero
said this month that iio fully
expected to realize one dollar per
bushel for every bushel lie had be
fore new wheat comes into market.
Theio is one thing that will help to
strengthen the market, and that is
tho Increased pur cent, of flour being
tiMjd in tlie west. Wo were informed
by a gentleman who is expected lo
know that the Hour consumed In
tliis sf'ito had increased at least
five per cent, wilhin the past three
months.
A Happy lU'pultllcan.
McICinley Mitchell of Get vais was
tho first republican postmaster lo bo
removed In Oregon by tho Cleveland
administration and his happiness to
day knew no bounds when lie learn
ed that his successor was tho llrst
democratic postmaster in Oregon (o
bo removed by tho present adminis
tration. Hois in the city today,
and a 11x10 smile is playing over
his faco in consequence of tho grati
fying intelligence.
A liny Drowned.
At Independence yesterday after
noon was conducted the funeial of
Daniel Dunce, the ni in -year-old boy
who wasdrowhed undo tlie most
wad circumstances Monday nller
noon. He was attending school,
and with tho other scholars was
playing in the yard m. the afternoon
recess. He ran too near the bank
of the slough that is near the school
house and fell In. Tlie bcliolaia
were unable lo as-ilst him, and gave
the alarm at once, but buforo ills
body was rccovcied ho had ceased
to breathe. Medical aid was prompt
ly summoned but all to no avail.
There was no chance lo save him,
as the water at the very edge was
at least fifteen. iect deep. In tliis he
struggled and his dying efforts to
recover himself were witnessed by
tlie playmates with whom ho asso
ciated. They were unable to assist
him.
Tho boy's parents are abroad on a
visit and lie was living with ills
grandfather. The parents aie ex
pected to arive homo in a few days
and the sad news will distract
them.
lionet fur the Knclurs.
On Tuesday evening tho council
holds a meeting and at that Union
decision will bo rendered on tho
proportion to provide horses for use
on streets and to draw tho lire en
gines. Tho matter has been referred
to the 11 ru Committee, in whoso
hands It now is. This commitleo
can but return a favorable 'eport.
It Is an urgent need. Our engines
air too heavy to bo diawn by luuid.
Tills was proven ayaluon Srnday ut
tho lire. Give tho lire boys their
request, which is not unreasonable,
nut a necessity.
Tho Ancient Utilcr Kfcehcs.
Those who were so foituni'te as to
have received invltn' ions to tho re
ception given by tho Ancient Order
of United Workmen last n'.rlit rt
their hall In this city were favored
with a rare treat. Tho atti.idanco
wiih larger than could bo readily no
conimodatcd, hut after tlu lltorary
exorcises, when tho assembled
gnosis vcro scattered tliroujjiput
tho building, all were WuftiFtjible.
'Plin llltiii!. v.iiiillMdiiu mi.1 tnli.jl.iil
..w ..iw.i.j .u.iiiiiufiin Hint llll.pilill
numbers wore second only to tho
delicious spread lo which ajl did
amplo Justice. Games o.' dlU'erent
kinds and dancing tilled the reiual i
lug hours until tho time for dismiss
al. m
( Kfirt'Iilin; rr lllavk Diamond.
Alleu Parker of Yaqulua lulla the
Albany Herald that a mini named
Gagor, wlio is prospecting for coal
for Eautoni capitalists, has found In
dications of a valuable deposit of
this -arllulo at the head of Depot
BllAigh near Yaqulua. ft Is situated
about three miles from thoOrojon
Pacific railroad. Helms been bor
ing jn diU'erent plucc, and has made
aljjdjler 'to purehiwon ipiartcrgeotlon
of laud In that loeallty.
It 1h wild by parties living there
that pieces of good coal can bo found
ut vrlouH place) along tills stream
whoro they have been carried down
by tho current, and Unit one hug)
plow of jioarly pure coal weighing
nearly a ton has Ixvn found In tlio
bottom of tho stream.
It Is not Improbable that in the
near future home valuable develop-
will Ira nmili' In the oonl de-
lUtlier Snggecltrc.
Tho following i"rom tlie Asforlan
Is suggeslivo and withal timely, as
the railways extension of street
hero will call .for a larger number of
c rs shortly : "L 'st Sunday was a
red-letter day lor tho Astoria street
railway company. Their new Hum
mer ears were on tho track for tho
first lime, and well palro.ihed by
Astotians who always believe in
helping substantially anything that
has any gel-up-nnd-yet to il. Tho
cars are both useful and o'liamental
and present a very liendsomo ap
pearaneeo." These summer cars a.'o
very convenient and pleasant. No
doubt the Salem lino will indulge
In one or two of (hem later on.
The Hup Dill loo!,.
George W. Hubbard, the veteran
hop buyer of Tu stun, C'al., who tra
vels all over tho coast nureliasing
tho redolent hop which lie ships to
tho eastern market, is in the city to
day looking up prospects for the
crop of 18SS). In Marion county he
finds that tho acreage will bo a good
Increase over Unit of former years,
Tho outlook now is Unit tho crop
will be an abundant one. Tho ex
cellence of Oregon's hopi Is known
far and wide and the fhances aro
Unit they will command a good
price next season.
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Ai Helen ul Inrui-iuiiStlun.
Tho following articles of incorpor
ation wero to-day filed with the
seeietary of stale :
First SpirifWl and Literary soeie
ty of East Portland. Its object Is
to study anil investigate and pro
inulrato religious and scientific
truth of spiritualism.
The Progressive Land and Build
ing association, with capital stock of
$3,000; incoi pointers aro Job Bosh,
Dudley B. Blount, W. D. Boss,
Nicholas Dliuton and G. W. Bosh.
Principal ofllco is at Astoria.
a i.i m:KY n.oiiiwji.
The following is the program for
tho entertainment to bo given by
the Y. W. F. M. Soeiot) of Kaloni,
at tho M. K. church to-morrow even
ing beginning tit 7-10 o'clock :
l'HlloKolo... . ' MUu I.ulll Smith.
I'll" .Mir.
1'lMt Miiutt(averiil,oiM"(lifi.il Men of
Our Town," "r.iHiulon."
lie, rt'lur. M mSluinrt.
11 v o Jltini Com ore. tleiik: "Umiiu-
ilreian,'1 "On.- Society." " We..llir."
V.l Dut Mlnaon lull uml WhUmw.
PlV SllniltH OO IVBMBVlOIH! ' Itavoritti
Autlim-a, Jseju lkMr ?MlrHlorv"
I'mao Solo MUm lcdlth llimlu.
PiUw of HiluilMtlon. InuludlliK iiuuver.
ift euau.
LOCAL SUMMVRV
.Judge Williams took this morn
ing's train for Portland.
W. M. SurRont Is In Portland
to-day, on business.
For your Paints, Oils, .... go to
Gilbert & Patterson's. d-lm
Ilaine Bros, of Portland were in
the' city to-day, on business.
C. A. Gray is tho new superin
tendent of the Palem street railway.
Tho recently platted addition
to South Salem is called Yew Parle.
-'Painless dental operations at
Dr. T. C.Smith, 02 Stale street, -tf.
Wheat in the Salem market
continues to be emoted at seventy
cents.
Mis. C. A. Moores departed for
Albany to-day where she will visit
friends lor a few days.
And now It is said that Silver
ton is growing very dry, tlie saloon
having been closed for some time.
New potatoes iCre in market,
and you may soon expect to see the
wily cucumber that will W up.
Wright's Compound Kxtract of Sarw
parlllu can be relied upon lor all blood dl
iiimjh and hkln iillectluns. Hold by II. W.
Cox and 1). J. Kije.
Lots in Itivcrslde are selling
quite rapidly, nearly twenty-five
having been sold this month.
W-i-i"ht'n lllaekbenv Conllpl. nn Inf.illl
bio remedy for tlicmost obsllnatocaheH of
jjji ri-ooea p.na jjyhnnic.y. tsolQ oy all
tli ugglsw.
A ti act of fifty acres two miles
wouth ofS'lem is being sub-divided
into fruit tracis by the Selem land
company.
Yesterday W. J. Elliot purchas
ed through Dunei n & Uooth the
Tit' Smitii fai m ot 103 aeics on
Howell Prairie.
Miss Frunk ie Jones, who has
been spending the past week In the
city, visiting friends, returned to
Portland this morning. .
The latest unfortunate is Alee
Odon, a girl fifteen years ofage, who
was brought to thonoylum yesterday
evening from Denton county.
Vrlirlit'H My, ih Tooth Ronpalvos Pcnily
While Teeth, l'uiillestho llieath. l'reventi
Teeth from Decay. Hold by all brusglsta.
Andrew Kahn, a Jap who runs
a Chinese and .lanancso curiosity
store in Poitland, is in Salem to-day
and will establish a branch house
here immediately.
As tlie law concerning trout
fishing expires Sunday next, quite
a numb:r of our citizens aro making
amusements, to go and enjoy a few
days trying to hook tho finny tribe.
Tho Albany Herald thinks it
liaa it from good authority that the
appointment of U. S. marshal for
Oregon has not yet been made, and
that when it is It will not bo A. N.
Hamilton.
.lack Coi)per,convicted "jr sheep
stealing in Yamhill county, was
brought to the penitentiary yester
day evening under sentence of two
yeero. Cooper is a hard case. Ho
broke jail while being held for this
crime.
Oregon oilers untold induce
ments to tho immigrant. The Wil
lamette valley is the best part of
'Oregon. Of this garden spot Salem
Is the center. In Salem is tho groc
ery store of Squire Farrar, where
prices aro always low and goods as
represented. tf.
M'lljtlit'H lted Cioxh rough Cure Try It
and you w 111 UhO no other. Healing, sooth
lag and lelluvon. Sold by all druggists.
The overland train this morn
ing consisted of twelve coaches and
two extra box cars used for baggage.
There wero two cars of peoplo from
Kansas bound for Portland.
W. II. Dyars is surveying tho
grounds, etc., for the now block to
be erected on Commercial street.
Tlie uuiiiiiugs are to ue placed on m
level with tho Bank block just oppo
site, which will add greatly to the
appearance of the street at that
point.
A mortgage securing ?lo,000,000
from tho Oregon Pacific railroad
company, to tho Farmer's Loan and
trust company of New York, was
filed in tho county recorder's ofllco
hero yostordav afternoon. It Is In
tended to cover properly deeded by
the railrot d company since the first
mo-tgiigo was mado somo years ago,
Magnificent now cottage, house'
of nine largo airy rooms, lluo bath
rooiiVpantiy mjd closets ; basement
0) feetSyinontod floor; house heat
o I by furhc in basement ; hot and
cold wnloyfvjiluniblng thorough ;
frewen'goporfccrw OceuploB quarter
of a block on eornSt of Chomoketo
and Capital streets, finest property
In the city now on tho market, only
$t00. Dt'MU.v & Booth.
Riverside
Addition
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IlEAI. ESTATE.
CAPITAL PARK ADDITION
TO THE
CITY OFSALEM.
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FINEST ADDITION TO THE CITY.
Witlo Avenues, Beautiful Lay of land, Full lots,
Magnificent Yicw, and Perfect Drainage.
Cornier Lots Only
-AND-
Inside Lots Only
$300,
$206.
BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE ADDITION
Is situated just north of Salem, upon the banks of the Willamette. The
land lays HIGH AND DRY and affords a magnificent view of the river.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Lots are selling rapidly in this popular tract, eighteen having been sold
during March. The purchaso of lots here is a good investment, as they
are sure to double in value within the next few months, when the street
railway will run through tho addition.
STREET CARS AT ONCE.
Riverside is to be placed at once in close connection with the city. The
street railway will be extended immediately and will pass through this
popular tract. The Oregon Land Company has purchased 8100 feet of
railway iron which is now on tlie way hero and tlie construction of the
street railway line will louow suortiy.
GO AND SEE THESE LOTS
They must be seen to bo appreciated. They are dirt-cheap and have a
a finer location than that of any addition to the city.
NEW COTTAGES.
Improvements are already being made and before many weeks a large
number of new cottages will bo under course of construction In this pop
ular and attractive suburb.
Go and see these lots, make tho best investment of your life by purchas
ing some of them while they aro cheap, and you will make a homo and a
fortune at the same.time.
The Oregon Land Company,
Salem, ----- Oregon.
weekly Capita
a nnn iv
U 111 11
III,
These are positively the best lots for the money that can be bought ad
joining the city limits. Tho tract has been platted and there are 184
choico lots. Anticipate the coming boom with a
PROFITABLE INVESTMENT,
By Ikying Lots In The
CAPITAL PARK ADDITION,
Represented By
EX H. BELLINGER & CO.
They Also Have a
LARGE LIST OF REAL ESTATE
Not advertised, which they offer at the very lowest prices, and invito
every one having property for ealo and all
INTENDING PURCHASERS,
To Give Them n Gall.
SALEM,
Office in Armory Building, State St.,
- ' OREGON
U?T A T
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Has Been Enlarged
Intl Greatly Improved and Now Is Tlie
CHEAPEST NEWSPAPER IN OREGON!
BEST FAMILY
ISAAC A.
rm i r iwn
ItML JkM
Estate)
MANNING,
ATE BROIL
BANK BLOCK, UP STAIRS,
Salem
Oregon
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IN MARION' COUNTY.
Read Our Reduced Terms I
WEEKLY, ono year, R50. WEEKLY, six months,. ..$0.75
Now Read Our Discount for Gash I
WEEKLY, one year, $1.00. WEEKLY, six inonths,.-...f0.50.
WAS THERE EVER ANYTHING EQUAL TO IT? NOW ROLL
IN THESNAMES, AND TAKE ADVANTAGE OP OUR
ONE-'"HIRD OFF FOR CASH.
Our Old Subscribers
SHOO Excellent vacant lot one-half block from Capitol building.
$2100170 feet frontage on Center Street near East Salem school.
This week only.
$1000 Corner' lot on Center street, near East School.
$1600 Quarter block on Chemckete street. Centrally located.
-:r mill Addition :
Lots in MILL ADDITION; on Commercial and Front Streets;
Only six blocks from the IJank Block. Prices very low for a few days.
Street Railway construction .on North Commercial street to begin at
once, which will pass through Mill Addition. Au Ice factory is to be
located near this addition soon. Good water. Frontage on two sides.
Natural drainage. Choice building sites. Ask for prices.
: QUEEN ANNE ADDITION :-
Advantages. Sewers; street railway line; excellent view: large
lots; central location;- High and dry, and In every way choice building
property. $150 to $500 per lot, and liberal rebate on completion of repi
dence building. i -
LA. MANNING ea' state 'nsurance Broker
thiiwiuf Court.
.M, A. M. Ashley, rvay. v. M. It.
William, mlinliiUtrNtor of the ct
tutu of Mark A. JIllliHvlweHtwl, and
John F. Whelhurn, upim.; apical
from Multnoumh county ; argued
and hulnnlttwl.
Joseph Lingett, ot al vs. W. S.
Iadd, et al (vorwUlltf college owse);
former opinion iiuhIIRwI, ami
nients
. Jlftttl'' wliluh are known to exist In iw remanded to the court
tWIg portion of Oregon, and thuwuim! for lurlher protvedimr; oplnl
ba worked on a paying buslt. Lord J
A Wlfe-llMtfr,
Mehatua come to tho front with
wife-leater In the ierson of Frank
ltnwor, who la committed lo Jail
awaiting, the action of tho grand
Jury. His preliminary examination
wan conducted boforo Justice Marlon
lUkew, and lie whs brought hero by
oousUhle howls Fisher. Itowor h
Huctitfed of making an -tt&mult upon
hie wife with a dungy reus weapon.
Now In arrears aro urged to take advantage of our big discount, by set
tling old accounts and joining tho grand throng of ono dollar subscribers.
THIS IS NOT A SPECIAL OFFER
Hut a solid, potnaHont reduutiou. Wo have come to tay.
TO ONE AND ALL
Xot.uy l'uMJ.
' m, n. ii .mmb. r M..it..nm.i. AH.?.m,us.J'urmuuos- If i waut to take advantage of our "one-
hw ,"" "' ".; ; inmioii tor w8u," ami are not where you en got iostal notes or other
mi i '"--j i -j "" " "ijirnni m wiiiiuiiig, wim us juur amuo i nu stale tt.at vou
mi ii iHintlnue she will wwn have n will ruin It at tlrst nnnnrtunltv. TliUwiu iiiM ,...- ii.."-ii.
young army ..fthew gentlemen. ilollnrllat. .-.-, iv...,uo
WYLIE A. MOORES,
Successor to MOORES & MANNING.
REAL ESTATE BROKER,
817 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
LOOK HERE AT MY BARGAINS.
$2100 Good house and lot on Commercial St., Jaclng Marion Square,
for only a short time only,
.,. f250-House and lot on Church St. A more desirable location can
not bo fouud In the city. Hard finish throughout.
side?lob3lloOrUer l0tS in Nrth 8alonincar ,ln0 of Street Railway. In-
$7250 41 blookROlllninllKT tlm Wnnlon Xflll U- - .1 1 -J
i'iVl1 ii?Vf lit lanrd iliHslicd rooms. Good Weil of water. Well
"' iuifc iiu iiuugurueu janu.
nR?il5X)T3ennCir(JsonHVV'ollPra,roroad ndjoining Parrish's addition
r. . w ukuw uuu unru mm large orcnard, small trait etc
$1760 Five acres on John Baker road.
$550 Quarter block on Commercial St., South Salem.
$S00Quartor block ir. South Salem, goodjhouse, orchard and barn.
$425018 acres on Howoll Prairie road lilies from town. House,
born and orchard. No fluor garden land around Salem than this place,
COMJ3 IN AND SEE ME.
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