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THE CAPITAL T.VF.'NTN'G JOURNAL.
I
THE (UPITJL J0DR1UL.
Ti:ilMH Or HUUSCIU1TION.
DAILY.
One ) car by innll .. W 00
mi Month by innll i f!
Throe month by innll ' f
lr ttwh ilplKrrftl liv carrier.... I"
WhlCKI.V.
Ono year by mull ......... ----" (?
HI mojth by mull .... . ''
One jmr, If ixiia In advance J w
hit nnitiilm. II mild Inndwincc . w
Kor Advertising rates apply nt this olllec.
AllHlllltcrlbcriltoTXIKCAI'ITAI.JOUIlNAI.
who do not nocnr their mper regularly
will notify llilt offliP.gMMg address, nml
Ihu mutter will be attended to nt one c.
Olllec, corner Court mid Liberty Streets
JUJs'K 1, 188!)
HATUJtDAV-
A Hiiiiiii I'linle.
Since It lia liwii iImjMwI not to
observe the Fourth of July In Snli-ni
with griiml celeliinllon It lmn been
mikbchIwI tlmt ii home plcnle he
Klven In one of the pnrkH hi-ie.
Thin HiiKMuxtlmi niL'itH with lunrt.v
nml welcome iiimrovnl at every turn.
There are wnininy iM-ople living In
Sulem ami mljacent thereto win
c.uui.il (jo to Albany on tlmt tiny,
but wliinlfniie tei ci-lflinilf In mum
manner, that a home picnic in n'm
to ho h Krnml Mitre.-. It will be
pleiiwint occasion ami will in noway
iletraet fiTitn the lii culohiMtloiiK
ulnewheri'. Tlieui Ih no ilonbl but
that the Idea will be followed a
a little proKr.im lw pu'p.ucil. With
ji nice Hhmly Kiwe, dinner on tin
gniHH, loin or imiMie and hIiikIiib ant
II HltlOHpCllkilUr Ullll l fow tOltHlH, II
greiiM!l pig or two ami a fyw naeli
racen, entertainment eonld bo ftir
nlnhed a koimI many bundled peo
ple who otheiwlne would not In
able to have thu plenum of attend-
liiK a Fourth or July iilenie.
Again Duller Uuiiriiiillne.
Down on French Priilrlo IIii'hiiihII-
jiox from hint wlnter'n few ciihch hue
not euthely dlmippeaied. A win of
Victor La Chiippel is now confined
underquaraiitlne with this dWeane.
He railed to take It while the other
inembiMH of the family were nick,
and now, after a Input' of hIx
months, the iIIhc-iimo cxIiIIiKh ItHelf
upon him. My otdei-H or Jude
Hliaw the iiuarantino Iuih been ie
entnhllnhoil, but it in not piobable
any now ciihch will develop.
They llnllglit III ClifWire,
Human nature (IcIIkIiIh luchunce.
wantH. It U through no other
reiiHon than thin thai Salem people
Hpecumto quite freely each month In
thotlckuU or the hi1,' lioulxaiia lot
tery. Xs'o ono licit) Iuih ever been
known to draw a largo prize, but
the quota or tloketH 'Ih held each
mouth JiiHt the kmim. The returiiH
are eagerly, longingly looked ror
and bluiikH an reulaily drawn. Hut
It Ih chance.
t- i .. . .i... im...i I Half i liernratlon Union. lite lino or tcilM. COJieva nuu
JohiiHtown, I'll., wuh dentroyed by ) There will be iiHiecial meeting of Hpices at Squire Farrur & Co'b Is al
water last night. Hundred? of liven the S. I. U. at the residence of Mrs. Ways full and complete, consisting
are known lo have been hut, while Z. F. MioiJy, on Monday evening, 0f the latest nnd most choice brands,
the loss Is placed by many as being June 3d, 1889. Sjieclal business of Their goods are all first-class and
among the thousand". Hut as yet importance Is to be transacted. Allfresli.
tho extent of the uwrul catastri are earnestly requested to atiemi
phe CJUi only le conjectured.
Jlut low havo been saved from
the terrible destruction. Amongthe
fortunate ones are Daniel Gohn,
John I'. Golin, Kllznlwtli Gohn,
Wilson I'ew and W. II. Weber, to
gether with their families. They
were members of F. J.
Straycr'H party of excursionists,
which left Johnstown, Pa., their
home, early In April. They have
made their homes at Salem, and are
hardly nicely settled here before the
terrible news comes of the sudden
sweeping away of their old neigh
bors, friends and home.
lltinhelH of llerrlen.
Gulden City extension, to the east
if .Salem, Is one vast HWarin of berry
pickers. .Mr. Savage lias sixteen
aeies In stiawberiies and yesteiday
had fifty pickeis in the Held. They
gathered -700 quart Iioxih. Ills
strawberry harvest this week will
amount to considerably over 100
IiiihIicIm of the finest berries ever
seen.
U'iin It ItllilT
All tbiougb .Memorial day the dlf
furont county school superintendents
were busy with their examination
of applicants fortenchers certificates.
The law Is at fault herein having
such examination occur on a legal
holiday. Memorial day, in particu
lar, is a holiday deserving of general
observance.
'Iliiimgli In Arlnir Creek.
The street car line was completed
to-day as far south as Aibor spring,
hi the Yew Park annex, and to
morrow those in search of a pleasant
shady bower and a think of pure
spring water of mountain coolness
should.board the ear and take a
ramble over the grassy lawns.
'
llenp .Much Chinee.
The road supervisor on (list i let
number I .'I is having considerable
trouble In trying to make the Chi
li cue work their road tax. He is
going to test tho case and IT they
can be compelled liu will enforce the
law and make them pay their ta.v or
work on tho road.
K. M. Waitk, Pies.
An Interesting Narrutlve.
The second chapter of Mr. IIol
den's narrative appears on the sec
ond page of to-duy'H issue. Tills Is a
most interesting story of suffering
and adventure, and nhould be read
by all. F.very word of it is true.
A MurrlMKe l.lcenoe.
A license to wed was this day
granted to Allen M. Shaw and Miss
Laura A. Jlonney, both of Marion
county.
IW.Vr 0I.T CAI'OIIT
TlilHxprlns with your blood full of Impurl
tleH, yoiirdlKcstloii Impaired, yournppctlte
iKXir, kidney mid Ilcr torpid, nml whole
nj'Htem liable to he prostrated by disease
hutKct oiir-'lr Into good condition, mid
ready for the tlmiigltn; nnd warmer
weather, by tnl.Inx Hood's Hnrsaparllla. It
HtnndK uneqiiuled for purifying tho blood,
giving an nppctllc, and for a genenil spring
medicine.
NKW TO-DAY.
FOR 25C.
1 1
.tuAn'p e
ttiuuviu'o
Morrow From II Till' 2.
PRICE 25 CTS.
80U1
Cream of Chicken.
FISH,
linked Salmon stutred with Ojsters.
KNTIUKS.
Oyster Pot l'le, Ulblet Stew.
ROASTS.
Chicken with Dressing, liecf, l'ork, eal,
Lamb.
veoktahi.es.
New I'eas, Xew I'otaUjes, New Turnips,
Mushed l'otatoes,
1'ASTKY.
lllueberry, Cherry, I'enr.
DraEHT.
Strawberry Cream.
Iced Tea, Iced Milk, Iccwater, Coflee.
'IhU Ik it lliillilny.
Ill Oregon Juuu 1st is a legal holi
day, It being Labor Day. The day
Is not being generally observed, as It
ToIIowh so closely upon tho observ
ance of Mcmoilal Day.
Heal Knl.itc TruiiHitctlnn.
Dally transfers furnished the
Catitai. JouiiNAii by the Union
title abstract cempany:
O. &C. It. H. Co.' to Mrs.
Vs. A. C. Delieuport, north
west 1 northeast , 'eetlon
21,t7s, r!c; 5 00 00
United States to Julia T.
Debcupoit, south north
west I and north j south
west 1, section '22,1 7 s, r!2e; Homest'd
John Debeuport to I. N.
Mills, -100 acres in t 7s, r 2 e; 20(H) 00
I'. S. Knight and wife to
the Western land compa'ny
(Nebraska), lots C and 0, blk.
IK, Jones addition; 1000 00
A. N. Gilbert and wife (o
J. C. Heed, east northwest
I and ncitiieast 4 southwest
3, section 27, I 0 s, r 12 w: 2800 00
An Insane Mini
II. F. Wade, Jr., of Sam's Valley,
Jackson county, was brought down
to the asylum to-day. lie is eigh
teen yearn of age. The ciui'-o otais
'nsaulty wuh when eight years of
age lie fell on his head and
when fourteen years of age
was struck on the head by a
rock and when sixteen years of age
ho was kicked by a horse. He is
violent In ids moods of temnur.
I'lIUKliY I'KKSOXAIi.
Weather ICepnrt I'or Ma),
During May, 18811, there weio four
teen d'iyH on which rain fell and an
Hggregato of 2.77 Inches or water.
There were seven clear, live fair, and
nineteen cloudy days, The highest
t)iiiHrnturo for the month wan 81
on tho 2tlth; lowest, l!l on the 7;
mean, i".7. Tho prevailing wIiiiIh
for tho mouth weio from tho N. dur
ing twelve days, S. ten days, S. V,
nine days. Solar halo on the.'IOIh.
Kiinnliig (linn .Mole,
The narrow gauge on the east side
were hucccxhuiI In getting out a train
yesterday. And now the tie-up ou
Isith sides of this more or less co'e-
brated mad has ended. The east
side train will make one tilp dally
uud the west side will luu as former
ly. The trains are run by new men,
nil of tho old and unpaid employes
refusing to return to work.
'I lie liiillmi Win.,
Judge Shaw will continue Iiih le
jsirt of the eaily Indian wars in
Monday's issue. These snatches of
history me full of lulciv.t and the
old pioneers cherish them us tho
only written history of tluwo mem
orable times.
UXIVKItSITY XOl'KS.
'tint llronki I'lenle
A large number of people from
Salem went to It rooks tmlay to at
tend tho big union Sunday school
plcnlo Mug held their to-day. Great
preparations had been made for tho
invasion, nml the day has no doubt
Uvn happily sjieul.
...
hnulii Mini siiubbery.
Prof. 1 1. F. CoK'land will deliver
his celebrated lecture, entitletl
"HnoUnnd SuobU-ry," at the M.
K. ehureh ou tho evenlug tif SjUiii
day, JuneSth. Ho ihs.kou of as a
groat orator- Hpular, eliHaieiit and
witty.
IIUllii Out Minim.,
Iwist ofKilcm uml ou Uio nuil to
Howell pndrlo the rmd nru U'lug
improveii uy me lilustlng out of the
large fir tunii. In this process
dvnainlte U umhI and thctuuiMaiv
thrown out MttUfactor.v .
FutlllU hull uf tiitii.
An effort U In-Ing made to orgunUo
h cMiup of Sw of Vetemiu in S.
loin. No doubt the cllorl will meet
with aUixxM, u there are ninny of
tho young men of Saleni whontv
working diligently to rttVct such mi
prMiitMtlon,
Mis. Kern and her daughter of
hast Portland witnessed ehapol ex
ercNcH Monday.
Fled Legg has taken Mr. Magee's
place as bookkeeper for the Paclllo
elder company.
Philip Wclsuer has been eon lined
to his room with sickness this week,
but Is now able to be out again.
Miss Jessie Loonoy of Jellersou
was visiting at tho Woman's College
during tho llrst part of tho week.
Tho seniors to-day went to Silver
Creek falls. Several others went
with them, and all worn anticipating
a pleasant time.
J. A. Gross, a delegate tothoStato
grange, from Helix, called upon a
number of tho boys from his neigh
borhood Monday,
(Julio a number of thu young
ladlesand gentlemen took advantage
of tho opportunity and visited the
asylum Thursday morning.
Tho university wood for next year '
Is being delivered. It Is said that
there will lie lOOeoidsdollveied both
at the university and at the Wow'
mi's college.
Messrs Fitzgerald, Otto WIImih, '
.MeKliiuey, George lliuoe, F. N. j
Mills and a number of other old stu
dents wore seen meandering alsnit
Gen. Odell returned to Port
land tliis morning.
Hugh Thompson returned home
from Seattle this morning.
Mrs. J. L. Hllleary returned to
her homo la Turner to-day.
Eugene llristow and wife camo
up ou tho morning train from Poit
land. Mrs. P. J. Larson and child left
on tho afternoon train for Portland,
on a visit.
Mrs. Itusd, mother of Mrs. Thos.
Patton, left this morning ror her
homo la Chicago.
John Pugh, who has been visit
ing the city for the past few days, re
turned home to-day.
Mrs. T. W. Hunt and Miss Sara
Hunt returned to their homo at
Sodavllle on the morning train.
Mi's. Frank Gilboit and sons re
turned home to-day from California.
They were accompanied by her
mother.
Mrs. A. Mattlites of Clackamas
came up on the morning train ami
will visit at tho residence or Mrs.
Scott on Chemekete street. '
PROGRAM OK TUB
GRAND CONCERT !
MONDAY EVENING AT
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
For the benefit of the piano of the Willa
mette Unherslty.
I'iniio (iuartct, "Orncd Valse" Bchulhoff
Misses Pnrvin,8tratton, Howe, Forrest.
Tart Song, "Farewell to Forest" Mcnd'lson
l'lano Solo, "Dance of the Dcmon"..Holst
Miss Jessie llreyman.
Quartet, "Twilight by the Sea," Sudds
Misses Adams and Matthews and Messrs.
Uowersox nndl'eiry.
Violin Solo, "'7 me Concerto" second move
ment De llcrlot
Master Alfred Holt.
Duet nnd Chorus, "Uy thee with Bliss,"
From tho Creation
Hnllle l'nrrlsh, I'rof. I'nrvln and chorus,
l'lano Solo, "Orand Fantuslali Sonnam-
bula Ley bach
Miss Etta Stratton.
l'nrt Song, "Spring Song," IMnsutl
PAIff II.
l'inno Duet. "Welcome 0crture":IIoirman
Mixsl.ulu Thompson. Ml-s Jessie Glenn.
(iraud Alia, "IO ilenr theUentlu 1-urk,
.. ..... JIISUOU
Miss Hnllle l'.irrish,
l'lano Duct, "Overture Tancrcdl".-Uosslnl
.Misses aciii l oresi tinu .cuic iiowe.
Violin Solo, "1m Chasse;.' Vlen.Mcinps
.Master Allied Holt.
Trio, "Thrco Singing lllrds,"
illses Adams, llroun and Matthcus.
l'lano Solo, ".,.ldsiiiniuerilKht's Dream"
.... .Mendelssohn.
Miss Fiances 1' Jones.
l'lano (inartet, "On to the It.ittle" Hoist
Misses Duliymple, Hlrsch, Adair
and Unfiles.
l'art Honir, "Oood Wight Ueloved"..l'Insutl
Director Z. M. I'nrvln; ncoompnnlest,
Miss I.ulu Smith. Comert begins at 8:15;
eairlagesnt 10:15,
SSBIBS
&&
Teas
An
1 tcics
Teas
I kzicX
s.
Xeas
Teas
Our Stock in this Line is
Equaled ly Few ami Excelled
ly None
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
THKEE NIGHTS ONLY,
And Saturday Matinee. Iteappeanincoof
the fiiNoilles,
m
u
Inim
Mf
Thui'stlav
Commencing.
Junu G, ',
and S,
In change of play nightly.
Thursday eeiiliig Tho Lottery of Life.
Fildny evening . Krln-n-Cliom.
Saturday c enlng Tleket-or-I,eave-.Mmi.
Satuidiiy matinee, i p. m A Urn nil Hill,
Popular Prices, 10, 20, 30c.
HOX SHEKT NOW OPEN.
lteseivo seats without etra ilmrge nt
l'ntton's.
THEY ARE IMPORTED DIRECT AND MARKED IN OUR OWN
RRANDS.
Use None but the Best,
-o-
C O K F E
C O K F E
C O K F E E
C
COFFEE
COFFEE
COFFEE
We Carry None but the Best and
Purest Grades.
-o-
A FULL LINE OF NOVELTIES TN THE
l.UC.Ui SUMJIVKY.
For your Pulutu, 011n, ete., go to
Gilbert A Pnttersonn. tf
For your meat yo to Lufore'.s
to-thiy tin Stttte btreet. tf
Painless dental openitlonsut Dr.
T C.SmlthV,W State btn-et.
Tea, eotlee ami Hjilee uml every
thing 1 1 lee you will tlmt atthogro
eery btore of &iulie Fnrrar & Co.
- ltov. II on rv A. lliiiil.ni. lit., uf
tho university nt various tlmen tlur- K'ansis, will oeeupy tho pulpit at
lug the week. (m, tni,tl-t ehureh tivmorrow morn-
Tlie Phllmlorlan Hoelety belli 1th Inir ami eveniuir.
..
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
.Monday Eu'iihiL', Juno 3,
iGrand Concert
lly the teacher mill pupil of th9
I'owviiloiy of Music !
Silis-t chorus from conservatory mid mil.
erslty.
AKslstulhy MUs Hnllle l'arrish, prima
ilonn sonnilio, Mls Fninklo Jones, solo
iilaulst, mid c iiL'sgement extniordlnary of
'""in .inim iiiiiii iiiruium, iniiOM)
lollnlst. Master Holt has gained won
derful pnilleleney by persistent eilbrt on
tho lnllii (foroiiesojoiing) iilmiv.t eipial
lug the greatest nrtlstsnutlmt liistrtiment.
lUrrclnr, .. M. lMrln; aeeomisiulst, Mls
I.ulu ifinllli.
AdmlK.lonSO ivuts, gallery i'iiviits; ri
serMHl seats at I'mtou's wlthmit extra
charge. Nile of seats will begin Wislne
day, May sith.
Inricaii Bisciii
Cos.' Goods
They are known everywhere and their Superior Excellence
is the cause of it
-o-
last meeting hiht evening. Thu ile-
Uite wits one of the most Interesting
of tho year, the imewtlon
old one notwithstanding
low made mhiio Impressive farewell
remarks.
Subjeetn for dli.eus.sion In tha
GEORGE WILKINS'
l N IS W UUTCHKK SHOP
Lemon, Vanilla Orange, Chocolate, Ginger, Jelly Wafers,
Snowflake ami Cream Biscuits are the latest nov
elties manufactured in this line and sold
by us. Ask for
THE ALBERT BISCUIT IN TINS
A FULL LINE
-OF
Crockery and Glassware!
With specialties In
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Sels.
KII)0 WAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
-OF
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of wlileli we constantly keep n full line
and open stock, enabling us to make up
Dinner and Tea sets of any size, or sell by
the single piece. Tho Jlnest assortment o
CHAMBER SETS
Kver shown In Salem.
A FULL STOCK
Ot thelntest nnd handsomest patterns In
Olasswore.
3-Plensc cull and examine our stock.
WELLER BROS.,
201. Commercial Street.
mwm
-POHLE,
(6-
,'Ori
II
Salem, Oregon, havo received direct
T 1 Tt I I
mill wTAnn hqptaui
The Finest Line or
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPRING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
MOUNTAINWAGONB
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CARTS and
OTHER VEHICLE8
which will be sold at
Prices and Terms to Suit AH !
Thcso goods Taro first-class and as their
stock Is very large a person can And what
they may wfsh. Their wn rehouse on 8tat
street is completely tilled, and they have
another car load en route now. Lookout
for them; something tluo
O-
i iiitoivsiiiiK m, j.;, oiiuruli lo-morrow: Mornliiir, (Jtu llHr10' trvi, nenws the britico in
M.lg .Ml ...Stt0 0lhlC.ltl0.l-lH It lHHll,k.te?!jffl All kind f,.,wU kejon
,'. Tho !! Kvoiilnjr, "IWslt jwy lo bo tvllgJ -
Tlio I'nlvornlty tuwloiny oliiK-sitro
loin.1
- KUIor K. II. Slofixo, tlio now
Pniiiosnls for Wood.
CKAI.KD I'lttllMALS Hill be reevhed nt
lu-lor nf (liu riirUltmi .Omn.l. I.. 7. .."V ",.!r..u,?.fc,,,ry ' ""til
lilKiuirliti' for tl...lr r...l....i v.!... .. . . " " , it " " S". '" " .f!"' '" lry OU
n v iiii-i ouy, will iKViiwy tlitMiiiliilt lit .i",r,i'n""HUOI,orwio,VA,,,,lu.
OrvUw Tuostliiv ovoiiIiil' Juno 11 .i. . i .., i . . ' . lv.0 runy yirt of ivnU of oak
,. I . . . . " . ' ' ,'l!,, i'lUvl to-llHirww inorilillK ami , aiuliUivnU of ilr mhhI onle,t et.te.-ly,
llloUst IIIUMOill talotlt ofSilloiU litis .n..llllir Hit U mi nlilo .llvli... k J'.'J!1 lK' wuul lKHl' tlmlH-r cut
-n"" xw.o...... ..,.- a iiuv,i ontoriiiiuiUL' hiv.nkir. .
ly.toiiiiiT.WUIiltnuro, ruunliiKliani,, Nlllvlv ,
llwwn. l.Htl.. junw amlNoUm ...7 A.?' w1,,sm'l',-"'llWl
Will n.a.l . or ilollvor im.llo.w J" ! ui uihi uo .ntll hUW
Tin, ,..v.,r irfAiU. i..b.- ..I...-. r uw v, aiw." innh In farm
m v..;.t- 1.M......1 . ... r,y lWwtv Ui.it will miike v
v... - -, tllttll (l!l
tin, Frank Mouth, MN-i
aiul MIn (Irwoo llusliiu'll liavo Uvu
rxsiinvti1! tu not iw uslior. Mii
l.llllo lloiiuot, MUh Malilo Juiion.
illks Jennie CuuulUKlmiu, O. N.
rk-li. Take ImM
you
ami
ou
. II III ItlL'll !. ....wla f 1..--.
l"J W, nml u......vl...ul
IH'M'AN V- lUKnu
W, Stato St i
A UKl IHTOK IXHTKK. '
u u ii HUtitoIUlU mr tl rvtMiimnt
Fir lllUftt tKU'llt ttwiw hinttllt lrv.tv
i AM u.i.i.1 .....! l..- .. i
-' , til mtlfhf uinl .i i.j !...! ot i.i..l. i..
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ii- ,
I4llVinitt l)l(l Will Iwl r.vl Mini iKdmoA
lime nml pliuv for cultlnir Into llirve
leunlli. tin. Uiv wiuhI uml ktorlue the
Almoin thornpliol bulUlInc .timito to U
olllec ul 2 p. in June l ivi.
(Miiipieted by tviiU'iulKT liili. lvw.
ah iiuu will Ik, oooium ut tho ulnno
AMONG THE POPULAR SPECIALTIES WIHCH WE CARRY
AND CAN RE NAMED IS A FINE LINE OF
Smoking and Chewing Tobaccos,
Pipes, Cigars and Cigarclle Holders,
Pocket Cutlery, Combs and Brushes,
Ilasketsaml Wocdeinvare,
Peoria .Stoneware,
Toilet Soaps.
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of Memory Training.
Four Books Learned In one reading.
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Great indlienmfmta in nnrrccrmnrtpnep
Classes.
t'rospeetiis, with opinions of Dr. Wm, A.
Hammond, thnxrnrlri.rninn UruvlnlUt In
Mind Diseases, Daniel Qrceuleaf Tbomp.
sou, tho creat Psychologist, J. M, Backly
I). D., editor of the Christian Advocate
N. .jltlchardProetor.thesclentlst, lions.
... u , airau, juuun i: jieniumau, huu
ot hers, sent post free by
Prof. A. I.OISKTTK, 237 Fifty Ay., If V
Je-im dw
BLACKSMITIIING and HORSESHOEING.
i
SC1UBE1W POHLE
Have moved to 7 nnd 49 State Btreet.
where they nre now reudy for wprlc. All
our old patrons nnd friends are Invited to
call and see us In our new location. W'
nre better prepared for work now. than
e er having; secured more room. 10-1-tf.
BLICKSM1THIXG and WAGONMAKING.
l?M, A GOVEIl.THE OLD BELIABLE
"lllacksmiths, have removed their shop to
the corneror Commercial nud Chemekete
K,s; where they are ready ,to serve the
iu..v. inc. unj now prepared oeuer wiu
ever to do all kinds or awn and carriage
'""king nnd repairing; all kinds of black.
Kiiiiuilng and repalrinf, and a general
horehoelng,liu8lness. They have all kinds
of Bhoes.stecl.trottlng. handf made.etc.aod
tits them In a sclentlno manner. Hpecial
attention given to the construction of wa
l ons una carriages. Remember the plac,
opposite 8tnto Insurance building.
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FRENCH CANDIES.
PRINTING.
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JJmenU n the State. Lower rates than
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& Boggs,
Portland. Irgeat stock Legal UUnks 1
I the State, a-d Biggest discount. Bendfoi
luKiinvui joo pnntlng. and catalogue
legal blanks. fe. M. WAITE.
Hteam Printer Salem Oregon.
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vD lJ IU 0.vU working for us. Agent
pieferrea m jUj can furnl.h home and
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moments mil Im profitably employed abo.
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