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THE FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
DKESS GOODS
And trimmings of all kinds to match in Persian trim
mlngs.'Plald, Stripe and plnin Surahs, Braids, Plushes,
etc., etc.
RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AND GLOVES OF ALL KINDS
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS.
Full and Complete lines of Embroideries and
Laces in All Widths.
Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel
ties in Scarfs.
FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS.
CARPETS.
H Curtains, Poles, Portiers.
r V B5FA full and complete stock of Men's Furnishing
Goods.
"' No. 239 Cornel' State anil Commercial Streets. .
M LUNN & BROWN.
New Livery Stalk.
J. Macey has lately purchased the Liv
ery and Feed Stable- lormerly owned by
Wagner German, and now conducts
A FIRST-CLASS STABLE!
He has some of the best rigs In the city.
Give him a call and It will be tilled with
great promptness.
DAVID T. WILLIAMS,
Proprietor of
Salem Steam Laundry.
SALEM, OREGON.
-Orders left at Stclner's grocery store
Will receive prompt attention
George H. Hayes has been appointed
special agent tor the above laundry and
any washing lea with him will be prompt
ly attended to.
WPrices reasonable and work guaran
teed. i
J. J. CULVER,
County Surveyor.
JAMES WALTON,
Topographer.
W. H4BYARS.
Civil Engineer.
By
rars, Culver iWalion
Surveyors & Topographers,
QnrvAVB rirnftH- Taints
maps and descriptions
of Innds, townlots, and
roads, ditches, streets,
sewers, alleys, etc. etc.,
made and furnished at
Uoht Sola Tsaiwt. corners and lines re-es-
w. l. k. uunuT laoitsueu iruiuuriiiiui
nor, s. t. field note3.
Grades for ditches, roads, streets or sew
ers, with estimates furnished on applica
tion. Address County Surveyor's office.
Selcm, Oregon.
ESTABLISHED BT SATIONAI. AUTIIOBITY
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SALEM
OREGON.
Capital Paid up, -
jtorplas, - - -
- $75,000
10,000
B. B. WALLACE, - - President.
W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President.
J. II. ALBERT. r - - Cashier.
DIRECTORS)
W. T. Grey, W, W. Martin,
J, M. Martin, R. a Wallace.
Pr. W. A.CulcJc, J. II. Albert,
T.McF.latton.
LOANS MADE
To aimers on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or in store,
cither in private graaarle or
.public warehouse.
Slik ad Cmiy WarrasU Mi at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
DUeenated at reasonable rates. Draft
drawn direct oa New York.Ctileago.HMn
FrwUeo. Ferttead, London, Parte, Berlin,
mi n i l it
Tlicuapitai National budi
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SALEM, OKEUON;
H'M. N. LADUE, I President.
DK. J. REYNOLDS, - Vice President.
JOHN MOIK, - - Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, San Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers are cordially
Invited to deposit vnd transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property at
reasonable rates.. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained at the bank In
most reliable companies.
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
Corner Ferry and Liberty streets, N. E. cor
from Chemekcte hotel, Bnlem, Or.
Good accommodations for commercial
travelers. First-class rigs always on hand
Charges reasonable.
CM. L0CKW00D,
SALEM, - - - - OREGON.
Headquarters for the Willamette Valley
forth celebrated Columbia bicycles and
tricycles; The Columbian mo well known,
are the best made, and have valuable im
provements for the year. Those wanting
machines will do well to call on or corres
pond with me before purchasing. OOlce
ntailbcU Bros.' bank, ttJ7 Commercial St.,
Salem.
DO YOU BAT?
If you do, call at the
W. C. T. U. RESTAURANT
In the opera bouso block, where you can
get a good clean meal at any time of day or
evening.
This restaurant 1 under new manage
ment and satisfaction Is guaranteed, hv
erythlng Is In first-class shape.
Mr.and Mrs. 8. K HOWARD,
The New Managers,
THE HOME RESTAURANT,
Having been furnished for the especial
accommodation of the public, wa
te the attention of the the HUNOIt
and sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new
and clean; good "Home" meals served reg
ularly three time a day. No Chinese In
the kitchen. 'Give us a call and sec for
youn.lf.
EC, M. t,A.W, Proprietor.
Cor. Court and High HL, Halem, Or.
Ml. If. 'SMITH. DENTIST,
i Has a new process by wbloh he can fit
I plate of artinclwl teeth so jierfeetly that
.' .. wit, .litem UT..II Ihfl first rliV
tltey are lnerted. Those wearing loose
plate, milling around In the mouth while
iatlng, to the great annoyance of them
tlvc and company, should call on Dr. II.
Hmtth and gel a et with which they will
enjoy comfort. Dr. Hrolth's office is now
mined ucrorJ the street over Dearborn's
harnew mire. AH work warranted la
Please, inriu iv.. .. ....- ....-.
twin. rteinember the, place, over Dear
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born' barnewt iop, uemiaefewi jre,
Wilem, Oregon f1!
Always in
Everybody knows tlint, without nny exception, Tho Cnp
itnl Adventure Company linve tlio most complete general
stock In Salem and we guarantee to undersell auy of our com
petitors. Wo have thelnrgest and best assortment of Clothing,
Hats' Boots aud Shoes for gentlemen, and can please any one
either lu quality or price.
People who havo to labor aud want the most for their
money will find it to their advantage to trade with us. Wo
always give full weight and good measure Wc make a spe
cialty of country trade, aud farmers will find our prices (qual
ity and weight being taken into consideration) lower than the
lowest. Wc handle country produce and pay tho highest
CASH price for wool. Wo havo plenty of room for all, and
can make everybody feel at home in our store. Wo ofler you
no baits, expecting to make it up on something else, but mark
our goods at a uniform low price.
These are facts in the case, and by calling at tho Opera
House Corner we will show you goods for prices that will '
prove all we say to bo' true.
Capital Adventure Company,
Salem,
A. E. STRANG,
No. 80S Commercial Street,
SALEM,
OREGON.
-UKALEIt IK-
STOVES and RANGES
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
3-Agent for the RICHARDSON &
uuyntun uoaii'ANY'H furnaces.
E-
tabllshed in 1841
New Butcher Shop
AT
NO. llO STATE ST.
ANGEVJNE & HANS0ME.
Have opened up t first-class butcher shop
at the above location, where they will be
pleased to serve the people with the
CHOICEST AND 11EHT MEATS
of all kinds that the market affords.
Glvo thorn a call and be convinced of tho
superiority of their meuts.
4J8-Goods delivered free.
THE OLD RELIABLE'
Illacksmlth and Wagon maker, John
Knight Is now fully established at his new
quarters on Liberty Street. He uses all
the new methods in IiIb art and makes a
spcclulty of diseases of horse's feet.
Frank Lynch has charge of the wagon
depurtment and does a general repairing
business. These gentlemen are too well
known for us to try and recommend them
Mr. Knight has been here forlfljcnrs.
N0TICK OF ELECTION'.
NOTICE Is hereby given that there will bo
un election held at tho Alert Hook and
Ladder truck house at Halem, Orecon,
on Monday, July 1, Wffl, between tho hours
of Oo'clock a. ui und -1 o.clock p. m.of said
day for tho purpose of electing n chief engi
neer and an asststunt engineer of the 8.1
lemFire department for thecnsulng year,
and the following persona nro numed and
apppolnted Judges of said election to-wlt:
J. O. liootli, W. J. Clark, Walt Lowe, I. E.
I'ratt. The following persons are npjxilnt
cd Clerks, tewlt: M. 0. Ktarr and A. L.
Fraser. Done by order of tho Hoard of
Fire Delegates or the' Halem Fire Depart
ment, June 10, 18X0.
Attest: 8. T.ItlCHAltiAON,
I'res. II F. D. H. F. D.
A.L. FltAJiEit,
Secretary 11. F. I). 8. F. J. G-18-llt
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Illg, little, new, old, second-hand, rolling,
flat, lmprmeil, unimproved, and In fact all
kinds of
Farms for Sale.
A good farm cheap and crop thrown In
Come and tee us before yen buy.
THOMAS & PAYNE
f7 STATB ST., HAMSM.
the Lead!!
Oregon.
Oregon House!
Corner Mill and Summer Sts.,
Three Blocks West of Depot, Salem, Or
PLEASANT ROOMS
AND GOOD TABLE..
Board and Lodging Per Day, $1.
Free transportation of passengers and
baggage to and from depot.
it. j. raiiAitr, rropncior.
W ANTED.
WANTED A situation by n boy U years
old, on farm or stock runchu. A good
worker, cuu plow or tend stock. Cull at the
ofllceof tho CAl'ITAI. .lUUUNAI, for"0."
JMtfWl
W' ANTED A gentleman of Ilvo years ox
perlencc la commission business wants
a position Indoors whom ho can put In all
his ttmo. Has had some experience In real
estate and Insurance; is a good hand In n
warehouse; Is a good mathematician nnd
can keep books and make himself general
ly useful and Is not afraid of work, llest
of references given. Address "R.," Joun-
NAL OKF1CK. 6-Htf
roil KENT.
ixm KENT.-7n a line locality,' several
nicely furnished rooms, either with or
without board. For particulars call upon
Win. S.Arnold, 367 Winter street.
FOR HALE
POK WALE.-A FARM OKlESr7"CllK8
I1 ull under fence and cultivation, In the
best rango country of Ku&tcrn Orgon.
The best clmnco o er oilercd for a man to
engngo lu stock raising. For particulars
call on or address
W.H.llYAUS.BalPin, Oregon.
I'llOFESSIONAI. CARDS.
T J.TJlfAW, attorney atlaw, Hiilem, Ore
I. f.oti. tlfltce urvsliilrs In thii I'litlti
block.
1 J. JENNI.N'O.S I). 1). H.-l)KN'fDW.
rj Olllce In the Now Hank Ulock. Coin
mercial street, Kaletn. Hlgu of the big
tooth. dw
niiVr?r7jLTN7-n"wn7in si. "Ersrecoy
1 physician and surgeon, has located
and taken rooms over Squire Farrur's
grocery store, lliroula diseases a spco
laity. Consultation free. lU-'.'Idw
i." wj'xtxmb. sfiiNOGitAinrEit
, and TyiHiwrlter Copyist. Will make
reports of trials, etc.; copying on tytHS
wrlter accurately and neatly done. Oilico
with I A Manning. Commercial St., Up
stairs, Now Hank Mock.
KOCIETV NOTICKM.
0
LIVE1.0DOENO. IK, I. (). O. F., mi-cts
In Odd Fellows' Hull upstairs.
s. cornei
Commercial and Ferry streets, eery
hat-
J.T.UREdO. JAH. WALTON,
Secretary. N.
tlA. ItHedgwIck Fost, No. io7 Depart.
' menl of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening attho hall over tho Oregon iJirid
coinpuny's olllcv. Visiting comrades ar
cordially invited to attend.
A. W. Dhavokii, l'ost t'ommadrr
II. K SoiiTJlWirK, Adjuta it.
Trucks and Drays.
! MORGAN & MEAD
ire now provided with Una new rtntys
lJiVn"&rSiffiWoxS?.,,,,,
They give their personul supervlsou to
laliwork. Corner State und CommelrWul
intl.
A I'liysirinn's Ohject Lesson.
A doctor, prescribing for a baby,
was sadly vexed by the otllclousues
of the child's feminine relatives,
who tried all sorts of homo remedies
for it, saying in apolegy:
"Wo thought If tltey did no good,
they would do mio harm, doctor."
At the end of hii patience, tho
doctor one morning called for a
bowl, a spoon and some fresh butter,
and began stirring tho latter round
and round, with an air of grave im
portance. Tho ladies gathered about
him inquisitively, but lie gave them
no attention, until at last, curiosity
becoming rampant, they cried in
cherus:
"Oh, doctor, do tell tw what you
arc golug tod o whilt tho buttcrV"
Hero was Ills chance. Facing
thorn solemnly, ho said:
"I am going to grease the baby's
elbow with it. It may not do any
good, but it won't do any harm!"
XriMleil .No Sympathy.
"I am truly sorry, Johnny," Mild
the friend of tho family, meeting
the little boy on the street, "to learn
that your father's house was burned
down yesterday. Was anything
saved'.'"
"Don't you waste any grief on
me," replied Johnny. "All of paw's
old clothes was burned up in the
fire, and maw can't make any of
'cm over for mo this time. Tum-tiddle-lum-tum,
whoot-de-doodlc-doo."
U. P. Huntington, the railroad
magnate, will subscribe $50,000 to
tho proposed railroad between tho
lowor "falls of tho Congo river, in
Africa, and Stanley pool. Ho says
ho goes into tho great scheme- for
oneulng up tho Congo country from
sentimental motives, aud not with
tho hope of financial returns. He
wants to help destroy tho African
slave trade. Mr. MoKinnon, tho
wealthiest ship owner in tho world,
and a warm friend of the American
railway magnate, takes stock to tho
amoiit of $100,000. Tho king of
Belgium has agreed to put?i2,00l),000
into tho scheme, and It really looks
as if tho enterprise might bo success
ful. "Tho rich havo few trials," s.tys a
wiiter. Tills is true. Ami they won't
havo them if they can help it.
Wheu tho cashier of a bank, for in
stance, makes himself suddenly
licit, lie goes to Canada to avoid
trials.
VKft
The Chief itrnson for ino great suo
ecsj of Hood's H.irsaparllla h found In ttia
article Itteir. It Is incilt that wins, and the
fact that Hood's Barsaparllla actually ac
complishes uhat h claimed lor It, Is what
has given to this inuillchie a popularity and
salo creator than that of any oilier sarsapa-m-,,11
illla or blood purl
IVieni Wins nerbetorotlio public.
Hood's Sarsai'.nrllli cures Scrofula, Halt
Itheum and nil Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick
Headarlie, Wlloiiiness, overcomes That
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength,
ens tho Neivci, luiildi up tho Wholo System.
Hood's Hiirsiiparlllii H sold by all drug
gists. l;sixfur?s. I'rcparcdbyC. I. Hood
(tCo., Apolhecnrli-5. LowaII, Mass.
HEED'S OVERA H0r.SE.
ONE WEEK I'OMMEM'INd
Momliiy Evening, Jum 21.
Engagement of
Hiss Ocorgic Woodthorpc
And her ejtitllent company.
Monday........
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Wedne day .-... .
Thursday.....
Friday
Mutlneo...-.
H)ittirda-........
Golden (Hunt
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Among tho Fines .
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M'LUn
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Albany Toints.
AiiitANY, June LM. An enterprise
which lias been oh foot for some
time lias been consummated. This
Is the Incorporation of a company to
build and opera to a railroad from
this city to connect with tho Astoria
it South Co.tst road, now in process
of construction.
The company has tiled articles of
incorporation In tho olllco of tho
secretary of state. Tho capital stock
or the company is $1,000,000 and tho
principal place of business is Albany.
Tho Incorporators are J. Jj. Cowan,
E. J. Lannlng, Chas. I'feltl'er, John
Schemeer and W. 11. Barr.
Tho company proposes to put sur
veyors in tho Held at once, survey
tho routo and secure tho right ot
way. A considerable amount ot tho
capital stock has already been sub
scribed, and the men who compose
the company havo assurance that as
soon as tho survey is made and tho
right of way secured outside capital
can be secured to comploto tho road.
Negotiations aro ponding nt Cor
vallis for tho letting of contracts for
tho extension of tho Oregon I'aeillo
and it is reported on good authotlty
that work will bo pushed eastward
faster than ever before, ltallroad
men in this city havo already begun
preparations for going to tho ftont.
Porllimil Points.
Portland, Juno i.M. "Sandy"
Olds will havo to bo tried again for
tho murder of Emll Weber, thojurv
before whom ho was tried having
been unable to agree upon a verdict.
Thoy deliberated nearly thirty
hours, and eight were for convietion
and four for acquittal. Atono time
tho vote stood seven to live.
Nothing dellnlto lias over boon
heard of tho $10,000 package sent
from the postollleo hero nearly a year
ago and lost in transmission. There
were u ureat many silly things said
about the matter at tho time, aud on
this account some are still tiudur
tho impression that it disappeared
from tho olllco here.
Eastern Capital For Olyinpin.
Oi.YMi'iA, Juno 23. At u mass
meeting of tho citizens of Olympla,
held last evening, a proposition was
submitted by the representative of
uu eastern syndicate of capitalists,
olleting for a bonus of $100,000 and
terminal facilities to build tho Puget
Sound it Chehalis railroad to this
city without delay. Jnsldo of an
hour between thirty and forty thous
and dollars was subscribed.
Parlies will arrlvo hero In a few
days for tho purposo of examining
tho channel of tho harbor, with 11
view to deepening It.
Olympla lias now subscribed tho
full 100,00() aud tho road will bo
pushed at once.
No Hopo For JIrn. Harm.
Fremont, O., Juno SI. Ex-Presl-dent
Hayes and family are still anx
iously and prayerfully watching lor
a ray of hopo for tho recovery of
their wife and mother. It is now
over forty-eight hours since tho at
tack, aud therein no manifest change
for tlio bettor in tho condition of Mrs.
Hayes-.
A Uni'er Negro Will.
Tlio following reinaikaklo Instru
ment is the last will and testament
of Dolly Jones, colored, of Jasper,
Fla., and was signed September U7,
1HS8: "Fanlor J want you to take
them 12 cows and my blO Pol aud H
head of ImGs aud kcepe them as
long as you live II Is my Will tor you
to have t belli aud do tho best you
can cos 1 mustdieand can't live you
must mute me lu heaven when dun
with tho world."
Tlio Police Arn llnppy.
CiiK'Aoo, Juno ii'l. Tlio police
aro highly elated over tlio com
ploto idoiitllh-atlon of Jlurko, and
claim that they have now obtained
a cltto to Cooney, and bellevo that
ho will soon bo in custody. Super
intendent Hubbard says tlio police
will soon lie at tho bottom of tho
conspiracy.
Ho Was hyiulictl.
Omaha, Neb., Juno 2.I. Niuhoias
Foley, who murdered Mrs. Pomeroy
Clark, at Elgin, Nebraska, was taken
from tho deputy sherlll who had
captured him and hanged to a bridge
by a mob, near tho scene of his
crime.
(Jen. Cuiiieioii Very bow.
Imncahtiiu, Juno til. General
Cameron Is still alive, and his condi
tion unchanged from yesterday.
The doctors now say he may survlvo
for several days yet, though IiIscoid
d tloii U very weak, coiif-emient
upon luck of nourishment.
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.
Los Angeles, Cal., is to be supplied
with eloctno street cars.
Thirty-two bodies wero taken out
of tho ruins at Johnstown Saturday.
The king of Holland has had a re
lapso and his condition Is again crit
ical. Clans Spreckles announces that ho
will erect a sugar refinery at Head
ing, Pa.
Destructive Hoods aro reported in
France, and many houses havo been
destroyed and crops damaged.
Over a million and a half dollars
havo already been disbursed by tlio
rollef committee at Johnstown.
It is announced that tho 5000 men
employed by Andrew Carnegio, at
Pittsburg, will go on a strike on tho
:10th hist.
Tho corlo. of Spain yesterday de
clared tltat it would not sell Cuba,
and would entertain no proposal
looking to that end.
Tho responsibility for tho accident
at Armaugh, Ireland, whereby over
70 Sunday school scholars lost their
lives, luw been placed on tho engi
neer of the train and ho has been in
dicted for manslaughter.
A Crazy Koutiiekian.
KitANLiN, Ky., Juno 23. William
J. Hilton, lying nt tho point of
death, to-day leaped from his bed
and ran Into his storo adjoining and
ordered tho clerk to burn a keg sup
posed to contain waslo paper. It
was soon discovered that tho keg
contained $30,000 lu greenbacks and
government bonds. Hilton Is jeal
ous of his wife.
A Fast Locomotive
The fastest tlino ever made lu tho
United States by a locomotive was
recently made on tho Heading road,
near Wooltan, Ponu. Tho locomo
tive, just turned out of tho Baldwin
works, lu an elght-mllo run on tho
level track at full speed, averaged a
milo in thirty-nlno seconds, equiva
lent to ninety-two miles an hour.
Tho Anti-Prohibition Majority.
Philadelphia, Juno 23.--0111-clal
returns from every county In
tho state show tho majority against
thoamcudmontto bo 180,020. The
majority against the mifi'rngo amend
ment, providing for u repeal of the
poll lax qualification, is 235,540.
How's tins for a yarn: Peter Trox-
ler of Catawissa valley, O., noticed u
peculiar tasto in his tea, and Mrs.
Trexlernn lifting tliokeltlo lid found
within a beautiful trout cooked to
death. Mr. Troxlcr had kept it for
years in tho spring to purify tho
water. Usually his wife got water
from the spring in a bucket, but
being hurried this time she lowered
tlio tea kettle, clapped the lid on
without looking in aud set It boiling
merrily on tho wood fire, and the
trout was in the pot.
A hard heart softened. You 11
lady, "Father, tills is scandalous!
Tlio Idea of a map of your standing
coming homo in this condition."
Old gentlemen, "Couldn't (bio)
help It m' dear. Mes zco young fel
low I wouldn't lot you marry, an'
(hie) had some drinks wlz him, an
he's such gooil feller I said ho could
marry you light oil", in' dear. "Mer
cy! Where Is lie?" "Dtiniio, m'
dear. P'liceinan took Mm oil' (hie)
in wheelbarrow."
A small boy at Hartford, Conn.,
(ho has risou to bo a mayor and oth
er things) bragged that Charles
DIckeiiH, while on a visit there, had
spoken to him. Upon close Investi
gation it appeared that tlio boy had
scrambled up to a window of Dick
ens' room at the City Hotel, to spy
upon him, and that tlio great novel
1st had called tail, "Clot out there,
boy!"
"Hob" Younger, tho lieutenant of
Jesse James when ho and his gang
wero terrorlJng tho west, is dying
at tlio Stillwater penitentiary, Min
nesota. With tho exception of Frank
James, who Is now a professional
better on horse races, ho Is tho only
prominent member of the James
gang living.
Scene: School-room at public exhi
bition, Elderly lady: Joliuio, what
Lt the present third singular of "to
HeeV" Johule: Ho flees. Elderly
lady: That's right- Now give the
ierfect third singular. Johnlo
premptly: Ho has flees, (Elderly
lady In carried out lu hysterics.)
Mrs, John Jacob Astor committed
siileldo Sunday lu a Now York tene
ment house liecausd of extreme
ixtverty. Her husband Is a cigar
maker and it cousin of the million-
nlro Atoi,
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