THE CAPITAL EVENING JOURNAL.
THE CAPITAL JODRML.
thi: citv iiaiiv
TKIt.MH OK MUUfCItllTION.
DAILY.
One year by mall..... ......... ......!' 00
Hlx months 1)' innll 2 CO
Three montliH ! tnll. .. 1 2"
1'cr week, delivered by carrier. . 15
WKEKI.Y.
One yenr by mall... ........... 51 fi
Hlx month by mall . ... 7i
One year. If tmld In advnnce........ 1 0
Mix months, If paid In ndvnncc... 6
For advertising rntedjnpply nt this office
AIIMiibdcrlljerHtoTiiKCAriTAl.JouiiNAi.
who do not sccurt their paper regularly
will notify thin ofllce, giving address, nnd
t ho matter will be attended to at once.
Ofllce, corner Court nnd liberty Htrcctn
An Order nt the Court.
Tho county Judge yesterday even
ing made the fol lowing order, which
Ih, to Hiiy the leant, restrictive:
In the matter of the examina
tion of the public records of Marion
county, and the making copies of
the same:
On this day it uppo.iriiig to the
court that there nre copies of public
records of Marion countv, Oregon,
being made in vioiatlan of section
270, page 10!), I Mil's Code, by persons
not parties at nilcruit i n the matter
sought to be examined; it is there
fore nrdeiod by the coin t, that the
clerk mid lecoider of Marion county
be directed to furnish copies of their
respective lecordt duly ceitllied, t'
parties allowed to ex imluusald rec
ords who are not parties at in tercet
or properly appointed attirneys for
the same, and fuither it is oidcivd
that the custodian of the couit
house le required to notify the par
ties using the court room of tin
court us mi olllcc, to vacate the same.
T. t Siiaw.
County .Indue
Mllllull'n Mllldcidim.
County Assessor Hlackerby is now
at work on the assessment rolls and
Is assisted by an able corps of copy
ists. The books will not be completed
before the last of next week, but
enough has uliv.uly been done to
Indicate that the valuation this year
will be much above that of last.
The total assessment of the seventy
nine men of Marlon county whose
assessment Is above $10,0tM Is $1,8:18,--t'17.
Of this number three pay on
miiiih of over (100,000. They are as
follews: .Southern l'aelllo It. It. Co.,
K'OU.-M; Lmld & Jiusb, (1 10,8111;
Win. Btewart estate, $108,1)10.
Aiming th flint.
The outlook for the Capital busi
ness college Is encouraging. Theie
Is at this tliuean active dcslrcamnng
the future patrons of that school to
be known as one of the llrst students
who attended. Thecollego will open
on Monday next with a large enrollment.
DOING.
the Tux
(lixid Words fir Us.
The Nebraska edltora, having re
turned home from the press excur
sion through Oregon, now write in
glowing terms of the valley, l'lenty
of fruit, in all the perfection of tlavor
gained from ripening on the trees
In the llnely tempered climate, was
rather a novelty to them.
IFlllUrluli hurt leva.
There will bo services at Unltari
rimi Hall next Habbath at 10:30.
.Subject, Our Work. Miss Leona
Willis will sing next Bubbuth and
regularly thereafter, thereby m'cui
ing to the church and choir, already
good, as lino talent as the country
allbrds. All welcome.
Tim llli)i)l OrilliiiiuvD.
The gentlemen who ride bleyeles
uro vigorously discussing the pre
pared ordinance to keep them oil"
the sidewalks. They are glad to
take the road on business streets,
but declare It will work a hardship
on them timing the winter scaion.
They think bicycle and tiro limits
should bo the same.
.Street Itnlhiay 1'ranclilne mill
Levy for 18SII.
Last Might the city council met in
adjourned session.
The committee on wuvs nnd
means presented their report, lixlng! Mi
the tux levy at eight mills. The re
port was adopted and was as
follews:
"rour committee to whom was
referred the assessment roll, for the
purposo of making the tax levy for
the year 1890,begto rejwrt as follews:
"The debt of the city, with inter
est to tlate, Is about $13,f00. This
includes mi indebtedness carried
from last yearjof (4507.00.
"The amount necessary to carry on
the city government from date to
Jan. 1st, 1890, will be about f 1833.00.
This amount added to the present
debt would make n total liability of
$10,333.00
"The income of the city up to Jan.
1st, 1890, from licenses, etc., will be
about $3000. The assessment roll
shows a net amount of taxable pro
erty of $1,045,140. A levy of eight
(8) mills on the dollar would produce
$l.'l,''ll.l!). Added to this, the $3000
deprived from licences, would pro
duce a total of $10,211.19. This
amount deducted fiom the liability
of $19,333.00 would leave a debt of
$3,091.01, a reduction from the debt
of Jan. 1st, 1880 of $1, 113.10.
"ft must not bo ovei looked that
the city has Incurred heavy expenses
on account of the lire department,
additional electiic lights, building
of bridges and relaying of innumer
able sidewalks this year, audas It is
the Intention of building several
cisterns next year or sooner, we do
not think it advisable to make a
less levy than eight (8) mills.
I Jespt'ct fully submitted,
(Ji:oiiK Collins,
Ki JIiuhcii,
A. N. lkiHii."
The committee on streets anil pub
lic property reported in favor of ulley
sewers through blocks 7 and 71 and
recommended a survey of tho same
mid the Inviting of bids for the con
struction of the same. The report
was adopted.
Tho same committee reported in
favor of establishing an electric.llght
at the corner of Commercial and
Kerry streets. Tho report was
adopted.
Tho same committee reported in
favor of establishing an electric
light at tho corner of Cottago and
Marion streets. Tho report was
adopted.
Tho same committee reported in
favor of granting the prlvileu-es
prayed for by M. L. Chamberlln and
1. 8. Knight for street railway
franchise for tho Capital City rail
way company, and presented an
ordinance governing tho same. Tho
report was adopted.
Tho ordinance was presented and
amended to include electric power
in running tho cars, and making
the duration of the franchise thirty
years, and making a license of $15 a
year for each car.
The question carried unanimously,
all members voting for it.
The ordinance committee was In
structed to draft an ordinance giv
ing tlu tiro companies the right of
way on the streets without damage
at all times Incases of tire.
The committed on health mid
police was instructed to Investigate
tho stench In Chinatown and have
PDREIiY
MIms Millie
PERSONAL
F. V.
Native Oregon FrnitH.
Hustings came up, l v uneon oi venison, iex.,
on the morning train from Seattle, j B'" ueufc m u,e paracni oi
..,.., ... . agriculture, and C. L. Hopkins, a.-
-Uncie m. Hunter of Browns-! n t porno! ogist of the department
vllle was In the clt to-day. , lu?r,llllllrp. , wuM,,nn n
Hullle J'nrrlsh returned i,uvu ust returned east from a
y from her vI-U to Van-! tour through Oreiron. These uontle-
men have spent several wcel.s on
this oast, and their special buslnc;
has been to ascertain all the facts
home to-da,
couvcr.
Win, Munch came down to-day
from Jeflcr&nn, where lie has been
for the past week and reports every
thing in that section lively.
MlCAh SUMMARY.
Don'c neglect to read T. Holver
son's advertisement in this issue.
W. I,. Uradsiiaw of The Dalles
and Wm. Hathaway of Portland
were appointed notary public by the
Governor to-day.
Mrs.O.S. PoIIock,who arrived in
Salem yesterday from Jacksonville,
accompanied by the daughters of
Judge .Day who will attend the uni
versity, lost her purse, which con
tained about 100. It may have
been stolen on the train.
Heniember that the Uon Ton
restaurant i the place to get u good
meal for twenty-live cents.
-The Salem milling company Is
busy buying wheat. In a great
many places wheat Is Milling at 03c,
but the .Salem mills arc paying 65c.
A new tank is being built for the
poor farm. A huge wind mill will
nlso be constructed, and then the
farm will have plenty of water.
Kou Sam: That desirable resi
dence on Church street opposite M.
E. church parsonage, with all the
furniture, oil paintings, etc., is for
sale. This house is supplied with
hydrant water anil gas, built in the
most substantial manner, a large
basement for wood and is centrally
located. Call at the house for terms.
Leave your money with Squire
Farrur fc Co. for groteiies, fruits,
vegetables, canned goods, etc. They
will not rob you but give you more
forthcdollui and better L'oods than
can be found elsewhere.
po-slblo to obtain about the native
fruits growing here and classify
theiii under their proper botonicul
headings. In addition to the tine
fcccnery they enjoyed, much of in
terest was found on the trip, and
they left loaded down with flue
specimens for future use. It is the
purpose of tho government at the
earliest practicable date to Issue :i
comprehensive work with illustra
tions true to nature In size and
coloring, showing every species of,
wild fruit growing within tboi
boundaries of the United States. '
RESIDENT LOTS IN
NOB HILL
The whole plat Is In a fine state of cultivation, seeded in clover, with
a good turf. No grubs, no stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevated
and level, has a fine view of the citj', surrounding country, the mountain
ranges and snow-capped peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks
south of the Chemekete hotel and postofilce blocks, on Commercial and
Liberty streets. These lots are offered by George H. Jones on monthly
and quarterly installments, without interest until paid. They are now
actually worth In cash more than the prices named for them on long time
without interest. If j'ou want lots call on him at his real estate ofllce No,
200 Commercial street, Salem.
A FULL LINE
-OK
Crockery and Glassware!
L
FALLS CITY NOTES.
No excuse for idleness around
here, men are calling for laborers in
every direction.
JJusincssis rapidly increasing and
prosper! tv reigns supremo at tills
beautiful little hamlet.
Hop raisers find it very dilllcult
to procure white labor sufficient to
gather their crops, which are many
and gootl in this vicinity.
Wo ure glad to note the fact that
Salem is looking toward Falls City
for lumber supply. Salem realizes
that u very small outlay of capital
will not only facilitate these necessi
ties but bring a great deal of other
tralllc and travel over tho road, we
moan the railroad from here to
Salem which will bo built sooner or
later as sure us time lasts.
tho nuisance abated.
Nvliiiul Luw.
A largo number of books con
tuning the school laws and their
amendments made by the fifteenth
legislative lusombly, have been
printed by State Printer F. C. Baker
mill will bo sent to the various
officers through tho state.
tloiinty "mirl I'roi'ttedlngs.
In matter of the improvement of
county road reading from county
road from Turner to Auimvlllo, $80
was appropriated.
In mutter of the claim of John
Prouett for damages sustained by
falling through the Eseu bridge
across Pudding river, warrant was
ordered drawn him forfi'iO in full
of claim foi Injuries sustained.
. Ho lor Ymiulim.
i Chas. Kllngcr, Mrs. Anna Kllng
,i'r, MKs Annie Kllnger, Mr. Jolm
i Fergerson.Mr. U. 11. Miller and wife,
i Mr. Hort Miller and H. ( Miller
j were passengers for Vaqnlua to-day.
i
I Nihvh u( tli Itltrr.
, The Modoo came up from Port-
laud hi.-t night and returned this
morning. She had about fifteen
JmirimlLm In AtturU,
The tlend Chinaman was planted
at Clatsop this inornliig.Tran-script.
Tun Mum I'ntlfiit.
The asylum for Insane last even
ing received two more imtlents.
One was Mrs. Saline llrowerof llose
burg who has reached herhovontleth
j. ..... i ... ...... . i
jenr, ami mis oeeu iu uusouu-i nunc! , f mwni flvKlt for yaUnl
for fifteen years. This Is her eo-
olid commitment. The other was
Mary llrown from Portland, the
crazy woman who attempted suicide
ut Portland by lumping into the
river.
.Spurting liny,
A.itiu.HWM)-.U'.iUont, i To-morrow is the sorting day at
Sheriff-Crolsau and W. H. tlouiet ' Gervais.and a number of Falem peo
of Woodburn were thrown from pie mv going to attend. A few
their buggy while out riding yoster-1 giHl horso ruwa will lm run mid the
day afternoon mid weivMlghtly in-1 people of (lorvals will have a good
Jured. The buggy was demolished. ' tune.
Mr fl.iiili.t utnii.L .... lit.. ..I. I.. .fl "
... .. ...tv. ... ...V CT...U J
Ills head injuring him couxldcruhly,
Mr. Crolsan was scratched
i.-.,i ...i i ...t ...... ...i.. ixirllln nccoiiiilllir ciirx wlwrv oilier
nrulMHl, but nut m ervly. iirvimruiiimfttti. ivuiUirlalUKvHWuimo
til homo, wliioli u u "toiivr nl trvutlli
Origin of tlreat NVnrks.
It Is not the tools that mako the
workman, but the trained skill and
perseverance of tho man himself.
Some one asked Oplc by whut won
derful process he mixed his colors.
"I nils- them with my brains, sir,"
was the reply. It is the biuno with
every workman who could excel.
Ferguson made marvelous tilings
such as ids wooden dock, that
actually measured the hours, by
means of a common penknife, a
tool In everybody's bund, but then
everybody is not a Ferguson.
A burnt stick and a burn door
served Wilkie In lieu of pencil and
canvas.
Herwiek llrst practiced drawing
on the cottage walls of his native
village, which lie covered with his
sketches in chalk; and Hcujumlu
West made ids first brushes out of
the cat's tail.
Ferguson laid himself down in
the fields at night In a blanket, and
made a map of the heavenly bodies,
by means of a thread with small
beads on It, stretched between his
eyes and the stars.
Franklin first robbed the thundr
cloud of Its lightning by means of a
kite with two cra-s -ticks and a silk
haudkerclietf.
A company has beeii formed in i
Georgia to scrupe the entire bed of
the Chestattee Itiver with dredges.
It has always been known that the
bed of this river is wonderfully rich
In loose gold. Just atter the -war
another company attempted to ac
complish the same purpose by ilum
lug the river, but it cost so much
that the enterprise was abandoned.
Tho present company will build an
expensive dredging boat, capable of
removing 500 tons a day.
Not the one she wanted: Daler
"What kind of a novel would you
like? Here Is one that has been well
received by tho critics, and they ull
say that it is a book that every
one ought to read." Young lady
"That is just tho thing Idon't want.
Have you any that the public is ad
vised not to read?"
George E. Waring says there are
four requisites for putting houses,
cities mid villages in good sanitary
condition. They are, pure water,
cllective ventilation, the regular re
moval of garbage and other ofieu
sive mutter, and free watei carriage
for hoube drainage.
Loyd Erycc, the new editor of
Tho North American IJeview, is a
Democrat. Thorndiko Jtice was a
firm Republican, but tho two were
warm friends, and JJrice will en
deavor to follow in the footsteps of
the dead editor us much us possible.
Dude Are you waiting for some
body, Miss? Lady Yes, I expect
to meet my husband here. "I didn't
know you were married." "Of
course I ain't. Didn't I tell you
that J expected to meet my husband
here?"
There is evidently something in
dreams after all. A Walla Walla
woman dreamed of finding n pot of
gold in the cellar, and next day she
went down and nosed around and
found a keg of beer which her old
man was keepiug on the sly.
"I realy don't see what is tho
matter with my razor to-day. Ilisso
dull that it don't cut at all," said
Johnny's pa. "Why, pa," said
Johnny, "it was sharp when I used
it to make a ship with."
D. That's a very funny old cane
that you have there. I'd like to buy
it from you. E. Can't sell it. It
is mi old family heirloom. L
wouldn't sell It for the world. My
great-grandfather used to maul my
great-grandmother with it.
There is always room at tho top
mid when a aniall man gets there ho
only serves to set off tho surround'
ing vacancy.
The pedagogue keeps school until
the heated term, and then ho keeps
cool some where else.
There is a statue of lMsmark nt
Cologne, and It makes tho eyes of
Cologne water to look at it, hois so
homely.
Lunn &, Brown,
239 Corner State and Commercial Sts,
Call Special Attention to their Fine Lines of Ladies', Misses'
and Children's
CIvOAKS.
REMEMBER WE ARE THE ONLY ONES HANDLING
Springer Bros.' Cloaks,
Morper Dernlmrger & Cos.' Cloaks,
Philadelphia Cloak and Suit Cos.' Cloaks.
Our stoclcs of these reliable makes are large and well select
ed of the very latest patterns and styles. They will please
you in style, fit and price. Come and see them. So also make
specialties of
DRESS GOODS,
Staple and. Fancy Dry Goods, and
VIth specialties in
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Sets.
ItlDGWAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
-OF-
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which we constantly kepp a full line
nncl open stock, enabling us to make up
Dinner and Tea sets of any size, or sell bv
the single piece. The finest assortment dl
CHAMBER SETS
Ever shown In Salem.
A PULL STOCK
01 the latest and handsomest patterns In
Glassware.
43Flea.se call ana examine our stock.
WELLER BROS.,
201 Commercial Street,
Farmers
Ik
names
AND
CARPETS
239 Corner State and Commercial Streets
Wm." Brown & Co,
SPECULATORS.
Your attention Is respectfully called to
the special advantages of
Wm. R. While's Patent Gate,
Which received the highest honors nvpr
glyen to gates nt New Orleans World's Fair
Call and ask to see Its wonderful and sim
ile mechanism, which, in the words of the
ury on awards. "Is a wondernil romhinn.
tlon of simplicity." Also the
Lone Star Hay Press,
The price of which, S10O, puts It within the
reach of the ordinary farmer.
Theodore Palm, agent. County rights
farsale. On exhibition at corner Liberty
and State streets, Salem, Or.
fMAl
mmvv
of
, DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Leather and Findings.
A GOOD CU1' OK COHKKE.
Is a great attraction for u restaurant.
Thw cutlVo drawn from llrlltmbrnnd's Pat
etit Collet' rivoptaelo Is one of I ho many
Oivat Attractions of his eating parlors.
Thousjudtofcupsor hU excellent coilee
nroMila every wk. And as for oysters
and meaU ho cannot bo equaled lu the
state. - u.
Peculiar
" In UuimlltMtUm,imHrtlou it ml rvw
UIHl trillion of lu InwrxslU'iiU, llixKl'm tvir-.
Mill
tl
Slow bul Suiv.
Tliuold liuly who thought her
thui(,'htor, lu playing slow ami
mnjrtlc pltvo of music, "was long
whllis about It," was of that "enjw
lilo" iiatiiro wlneh brooks no ilelav.
Thoro arw others of tho anio illsosi.
tlou.
During u balloonNt't. rvceut exhl
tlou in Scotland, a native was in-teiit-vly
watching tho slow demvnt
of tho parachute.
"Dvar ine," ho exclaimed, "how
long ho Is coining tloou!"
"Yes, liulaile, anil ho Is.," obsorv-
tl in 1 riliiimii tlwi ivtw k.tiii.llin
. ,., J ..... ' b THUU UlMNtSS IIOUBIMI. I
near, ucu.ui, . cou.t . c. mo uown i.niUallly no ou ,,,,. ,M MU!wl
quicker than that incsllf!" Mich a jrreat revival of trrnto at r:m.
Afl..r II.;. ' fln.t kiss! A..lrtt'i:!A,,I).n,88t0w,?'' 8VllB '
With fatal pccd Impure blood courses
through thesy.tein ultluteuth lulls wake.
Wright's Compound Kxtnict of Sarsua
rllla cures all blood ille;iM-i. Sold by
II. W. Cox audi) J. Kry
Dlsturtmmi's ol the ivaccful summer
such as Diarrhoea, dysentery and cholera
Infantum, promptly evicted bv Wrlglit's
blackberry cordial. Sold by all druggists.
Painless ilontal operations at Dr.
T. C. Sinlth's. 02 State street.
IMl to Kllghl Xervoiuness nnd Indlges
tlon by Wright's Hop Celery and Chamo
mile Hitters. A healthful stimulus, and
strengthening nud luvlgoruUug. Bold by
II. W.Cox.
It 1ih,s Ixvn proeu that Wright's lied
Crv Cough Cure curea tlmwt and lung
trouble of long standing, when all ether:
MimklLu A.ih 1.. .... .... .. . - !
. it.it-v lu.ii cuiu vj mi uruggisis.
it W
WOOL,
CASH PAID FOR
HIDES,
PELTS,
AND PURS.
This house carries a largo stock of first
class goods from the best manufacturers in
the world, and Is prepared to give satisfac
tion, ikiiii in stye auu quautv, to every
one who will purchase goods ol them,
Of the Willamette University Salem, Ore
gon, the most successful Music School on
tho Northwest Coast. Courses In music nre
equal to Eastern music schools. Yearly at
tendance of nearly one hundred and hfty.
The able corps of teachers for the coming
school year will be Prof. Z. M. Parvln,
Leona Willis, JIIss Eva Cex: assistant
teachers, Miss Lulu M. Smith, Aliss Hally
Parish, and Mtss JIamlo Parvln.
Branches tauirht are Voenl Culture. Piano.
Organ, Violin, Pipe Organ, Harmony,
Counterpoint, nnd Class Teaching.
Diplomas given on completion of course
menu ior catalogue nncl circuinr,
PAHVXN
Z. M
7-a5d3m-wlm.
DORRANCE BROS.
Dealers in every variety of
OREGON LUMBER.
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED!
Lumber Delivered on Short Notice.
IIYnrd at the Agricultural! works, Salem,
Oregon. AIM located four nnd a hair miles
northeast from Salem, on the John Martin
donation land claim.
Slab Wood 50c Per Cord.
Call nnd see US heft. rmrMinnlncr atcA
where. d-w
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SAI.EM, - - - OREGON.
Guns! Guns!
Just received tho finest Hue of Shotguns, Rifles and Pistols from
Chicago nnd moro coining. Wo will sell lower than any other house lu
oaiem. o tieiy an competition, roruanu not excepted. Also keep
The Best Sewing Machines
In tho market from $35 to M0 cash, nud in connection will run tho best
Gun Shop In the state. Come nnd see us before buying elsewhere.
BEN F0RSTNER & CO.
J. H. HAAS,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
COMMERCIAIj strbet.
First-class work B-uaranteed. Give him
a call and you will not regret it. 7-31ml
GEORGE WILKINS'
NEW BUTOHBR SHOP
On Liberty street, across the bridge In
Itorth aleni. All kinds of meats kept on
hand. 65otf
UPS MflfilA(MP fiW. I .fliw.no Jn I
i iuiu. muuiuui m i r, n
, I - w v m v m. w
INSURANCE
Company.
Fire and Marine.
JOS. ALBEJIT, Agent. Salem, Oregon
WESTAC0H & NYE.
Feed and Boarding Stable,
?-Hay nnd oats sold and delivered.
Stables on Ferrv street, back of potoflloe.
Has removed her millinery store to the
rvxmi adjoining the Cawtal Jovunal
and Is now ready to do
nwav in irioir inr.ti(iorM wji in.kii
HultorOf what complaint did your free "trial bottles of Dr. Kimr'a New
,i.oiiirr ni.. Mau. "u"'i" ..",.lnr.l".,.1., J,.,'H.,."",Am'."A,' tlrxt liiKbaud die. my darlinu? Rich . "Ueovery for Consumption. Their
K.S. Meeker of l'uyallup, V.h., nuMkumiriuHiMneronmriSV whlow-lle was frozen to death.l w'JMMljb,enoriiioiliithUvew ... ..VnQ n,, uititvddv
iHluBdeiutolay Interviewing the W;u ' mit AiwptUullor-Jl m 1 lHvtiHlJS'nS L MMb b 3,,LI,Ifcl"i
hop men of Marlon and l'oll; conn- Tll0 bl ,ar wm, , M Ut , ! m&s, Colds, Asthma, Unlilchitit &JZm$fcgi
tlm. Ho couiimI lato pUklng- -Kplcurwm tea, lnt, oilb, u 1uh) Mon. aHer midnight askeil to Crxu,H Jl.uU throjlt u llm dbH Sho'uSfncitV. h M na
inai is, no urges nop growers uono varulh, window gla ami a lino tw dlscli-trmtl bv tl tiuki on ibo j,i"iriureu, i ou caiuesi u . Give her call and your orderewUl be
U-kIii Picking until hop, imMlu Uuo oVgvuend groevrk at OilUrt L.Mllllli ,, ,,,,, ,". LViils ?m lln !?.1: SiurS SSSSSL
uimhlv lllH. . vV Patterson's. tf. ?or vr -xli- ? ' " Cri'.n'1' "P iw ww i.Wl. WWm Mm th, Timll HS
f,W.ffligS,,l,vVtJiMW"W1
Small Faras for Sale.
A uumbei of ten-arra trnrtx nf dpslrable
auu wunin one and a hair tulles ofBaleni,
atprleeu ranging from JM to S 100 per acre.
Apply to
WILLIS A CHAMBEItLIN,
6-2Im Opera House Block
C. M. L0CKW00D,
SA.U1SM, ... OREOCN.
Ueadquar rs for the Willamette Valley
fortheeeKi.r4ted Columbia bicycles and
trkyclc. lliu CVlumbUu are well known,
aretltebet made, and have valuable Im
provement for I he year Tboe wanting
inachiue u ill do u ell to call oa or corn-
ltnd Uith tllAlM'fnMnnn-hi.liia
CIGARS,
CANDY,
NUTS,
And all kinds of tobacu at
JAMES BOWMAN'S FRUIT STAND.
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