Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 07, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL EYENHTG- JOTTRNAIi. TIE CAPITAL JOlMlL. TERMB UP MUBK'IUITION. Dally by iruill per year,.-.. ...?.'i 00 Dally by mall per week, 10 Weekly by mail per year, I 00 9jr not paw In advance the price "barged for tho wkkki.y JovtiHAh will ha tlM per year. If papers ore not delivered promptly notify tho office. WHO THEY?ARB. GILBERT & PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, Levy To-Nioiit, Those who liavo nut secured ticket h for tlio Levy concert to-night will miss nn un usual entertainment, for n good pur pose a benefit to tlie Second Reg. Band. Jules and Madam Levy are musical exotics of rare culture and deserve more than nn ordinary house. We take ibu following notice from Iho Philadelphia, Ph., "Pres?:" "CornelM. Levy's popti larlty was well tested last night. Ills benefit wuh ntmounced tit the Mtennerchor (Jiinlen, and injustice to thcoccasion, tlie price of admis sion woh doubled. The public, how ever, emtio with a rush It not onlj filled every available s.tai In the garden nnd balconlts, hut overran Into the adjoining hotel and hunu out of the windows. Outside wvrv rows upon rows of people who could not get inside, ami they stood pit tlently four or live deep on the pave incut, and mingled their hoarse shouts with Ihoapplaupe with those within, when Levy stepped forward with his jeweled cornet and began the Echo song of Kckert, which Pattl created. Levy himself gave full evidence of tho marvelous dex terity of lip and linger, which has made bltn tho unrivaled master of his Instrument." Reserved seats at Dearborn's. DetailedList of Delegates Who Noninate Republican Stand ard Hearers. Will Tub Bta DiBcuHfiioN. Tho Alka Hesporlr.n and Philodoriati societies have completed flnul arrangements for their Joint debate, tho question being Bellamy's theory, with the University boys on tho alllrmatlvc and tho Alkns in opposition. The date fixed Is Saturday, April lOtli, and the Judges chosen are Geo. II, Burnett by tho PhllodorluiiH, and Bow C. L. Corwln by the Alkas, these two to choose n tlilrd. There are six speakers chosen on each si do as fol lews: Alkas Davis, Starr, Kaiser, Davey, Crandall, VanDersolj IlllJ,i -lilt,, .MJh,( ,it- hIiIo. The Alkas elected ollleers Saturday night, with tho following result: President, J. O'Shea; vice president, a. Htolz; secretary, Frank Dayoy; assistant secretary, S. Van Dcrsol; treasurer, N. It. Gaylord; librarian, C. II. Brown; scrgeant-at arms, W. M. Kaiser. At tjiij Mi.thodist Itev. WIro dellverd n serinon propriato to tho occasion and sacrament was administered. ChUKOH op tho rtio Jutstcr lloral decorations were very line, and creditable to tho ladles committee. In tho evening there was a highly appropriate and Interesting Easter concert, program being prepared by Itev. Holllnx, consisting of music, anthems and recitations, in which tho young peo ple took prominent parts. Tho whole- concert was very successful, and was oxprcssly devoted to tho cause or missions, which woro fully presented In a short address by Itev. Rollins, In about 20 minutes 550 was subscribed tor tills purpose. aiounimi VI KW. Those who sieep cuimiy through a portion of tho morning hour cannot sou tho evidences or our city's progress and prosperity which appear to tho eye of n newspapor rustler who is out with the dawu. Tho seono pro uiumm u uuy oi piomy aim con. stailt work. You cannot pass nlong any street without meeting a largo number of tho human family nion, boys ami ladles-traveling toward soiko of Salem a beehive of In dustry, with dinner palls on their arms. Tho sight Is such as to make Wulcm people reallro Ko near ap proach l metroMltan .proportions. At St. JoHKi'iiB-Ohurch Itev, Father White celebrated an Kaster mass, and now muelo appropriate to the occasion was rendered by the cuoir. biillatilo ilond deconvlioiis wero provided by theslsters from the academy. At tho vesjiers service a strong argumentative dlscourso on tho historical claims or tho church was delivered, Tho Jouuxat. has taken a good deul of pains to secure as calry as possible a complete list of tho dele gates chosen in precincts Saturday at the republican primaries, and takes flomo prldo iu tho quick and accurate repouscs of thoso who were In position to send the ncws,whcthcr requested to do so or not. It returns those gentlemen sincere thanks. Tho lists given below coutaln good names from every precinct and after looking them over it Incomes lm possible to consider that, any "jobs" can bo successfully pushed through their hands or that they are "owned" by any person or combination. In' fact they are thoroughly represen tative of the active, working repub licans of Marlon county, which, by reason or its position the capital county of the state should lead Willi the purest men and purest poli tics. A few of the delegations have been chosen with direct purpose and will appear ut the convention to carry that out, but n glance over tho llst wilt convince uny person closely ac quainted in the county that their llual action will bo with a view to tlie general good rather Mian to the success of any individual. Following are tho delegates as far as reperted: East Salem. C II Moores, Claud Outeli, J A Richardson, Thomas llolman, C P Olover, F H Bryant, W C Aldcrson, J A VanEuton, H B Brophy, D V Alatthows, J B Woodford, William Brown V F Peck, II P Keller, Edwurd Hlrsch, Henry Rogers, George Collins, W B Culver, David Simpson, George H Burnett, It B Herrlck, Jr, It H Cain. Salem W A Cuslk, C II Monroe, G Claggelt, O E Good, It B Glaze, E LTowusund, Jup Minto, II S Jor dan, J A Baker, E S Lamport, H W Cottle, S E Wlllard, J C Smith, L S Scott, It E Moores, H Haas North Salem T P Welch, I)r I T Mason, A E Parker, A M Clough, W L Wado, Wm Savage, Frank Kaiser, Will Martin, J E McCoy. South Salem Win Armstrong, Jos Warner, Adam Ohinart, W II Simpson, Thos 11 Mclntlre, W A Dragor, Wm Jory, I Needhum. Marlon Dexter ltobblus, B Pear sou, A Iteife. JeHerson N II Looney, J W HiuilU, J T Beckwlth, N Doty. Buttovllle P J Cone," Charles Lcinbko, Thos Bees, L V Eulon, James Whltu,oy, Murray. Howell Prairie G W Bentley, J u Anuorsou, Johu Nowsomc, J L Wood, D W Smith, Charles Sup- pingueiu, Isaac Stephens. Silverton J E Hamntond, Tit Hlbbard, W Foshay, A Wolfurd, E Remington, John Mauldlng, It D Allen, Gld Bowon, W Bkuifo, Phil Hloks, Frank Egati, J A Hunt, J Diusiuoro. Gervuls-Dr JS Stott, LHPou- Jade, Felix Qregolro, Davo Murtin, l-runK Manninir. John I, Tnvlor. W 8 Taylor. Falrllold Thos Kerr, Oscar Hubbard. Turner A L Hodson, J M Wat sou, O I Morris, J M M Wood, J Uussoy, N Silvers. Btuytan-J II Porter, dam'l Lake, G W dispell, G H Hunt, L Hobson. Aumsville N W Smith, L M Reoder, II B Coudlt, J E Lewis, Henry Keono, C J Slinoral. Sublimity -W J Humphreys, Wll- uuiii King, E Sohott, Henry Bou Hon, A L Downlug. Aurora Wm Fry, J G Miller, II E Glesy, Win Mlloy, B J Grimm, DrW WGlesy. Hubbard Geo M Fry, N L Cof fonberry, J L Calvert, W T Grim, S It T Jones. iirooKs-A O Perkins, A M La follet, W M Collard, W O Evans und T B Jones. Tho primary In struoted the delegates for E M Cro Isan for sherUr and 8 A Jones for county recorder. Wootlburu J M Poorman. J II Sottlemolor, W W Hall, George wnuuoy, UFLentherinan, Richard Keunady. St. Paul Sani'l J Koer. JmiiLfl -- "-. School Population A Compi lation of tho County Superintend ent's report shows the follewing: "Somehow or other the people are gaining confidence In tho Journal" Is the remark of several leading ad- The number of children In Marion vertlscrs who are doing a big real county between the ages of 4 and 20,upon which thenpportloumentof school funds will shortly be made, is shown by the report to be 7918 an increase over the cnumcralton of 1889 of 684, nnd over 1888 of 1293. This represents a total Increase In population for the two years of about 7000. The enumeration of district No. 24 (Salem) shows 2500 between the ages of 24 nnd 29, an increase of 240 over that of 1889. There are In the county 09 organ ized school districts, In which are employed 135 teachers. Number enrolled In public schools 4G4S, of which 2503 are male and 2155 female. Tl e year's expenditures amounted to $54,843.64. A Sunday Fioiit. Wm. Cross and old man Sherwood, the latter nearly 05 years old, live on adjoining property In North Salem, und Sun day morning they had some diffi culty about a cow belonging to Cross which crossed the line into Sher wood's yard. The result of the quarrel, ns reported lotheJourtNAi,, was the beating f Mr. Sherwood by his younger neighbor and there Is said to be a good prospect for a luwsuit, and considerable indigna tion exists in the neighborhood on account of Cross attacking such an old man. estate business. The reason may be that the Journal has confidence In Salem aud some confidence In Itself. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plainfield, III., caught add, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a month by her family physician, hut grew worse. He told her she was n victim of consumption and no med icine could cure her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's New Discov ery for Consumption; she bought a bottle and found herself benefited from first dose. She continued its use and now does her own house work and Is as well as she ever was Freo triul bottles ut Frys Drint Store, largo bottles 60c. and $1.00. At the Evani:lic'al Church. Itev. Bollinger preached an Kaster sermon In the morning, and In the evening there was a mixed musical and literary program. The old Easter hymn was sung by a large chorus directed by the pastor. There was a tcn-minuto address on the res urrection nnd the old hymn of Octavlauus,composed in theOth cen tury aud sung in the cathedral at Athens, was rendered with meat gusto, followed by a few remarks on the history of the hyliiu. A general good time was hud. Lkcturi:. Rev. Mr. Bushong, of East Portland, will deliver a lecture this, (Monday) evening hi tho uni versity chapel. Ho will ulso speak again to-morrow evening. Through some mlstuke it was announced from the pulpits yesterday thut he would speak Tuesday und Wednesday evenings, Instead of Monday and Tuesday. Dr. Bushong Is a good speuker and all should hear him. These lectures are free and nil aro Jones &. Bernurdi don't try to rob the boys, but the girls do insist on having their candy. Choice live and ten acre tracts on tho popular side of town are grow ing scarce. We have tho choicest und cheapest on the market. Are you going to let all the good things pass and then pick up chip ana whetstones? We have 20 acres jam up, close In for $3200; $500 cash bal ance in 1, 2 and 3 years. Salem Land Co., Poslofllfe block. f. H. BARNES, Pres. H. V. MATTHEWS, Treos. Wm. HOWARD PHELPS, 8ec SALEM LAND COMPANY Incorporated 1889 Capital Stock $30,000. jGSrWrlto for our new folder, a descriptive circular of Salem nnd vicinity. By permission we refer to Capital National Bank, Salem, Or., Lincoln Land Company,- Lincoln, Neb Hon. G. L. Laws Member of Congress, Washington, D. (J. ; , ' ' 25c Want Column. Notices Inserted for ONli CKNT PER WORD EACH INHERTION. No adver- ttsomeut Inserted In this column for less than tv.cnty-flve cents. M MMi BPW Wm. B I7IOU8ALE. 3ncresof good Improved I1 land with good bouse unr1 barn. I'rult nfnll kinds on tbe place. Cood water. will bo sold chea . tor particulars aa dress K.H. Murray, Hubbard, Or. wtf. -ITTANTED-Elderlvman wellacoulnted V with farmers of this county to do so liciting. Work light. Uood pay for right mau. can ai journal omce. Licensb to Wed. County Clerk Babcock to-day Issued licenses to Chas. Harding and Huttie McMII len and to Henry Zapf and Nancy McCully. The Bon Ton restaurant Is setting the best 25 cent meals In the city now. ilnckleu's Arnica Salve. Thobest salve In the world for cuts, bruis es, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tet ter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and nil skin eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give erfect satlsfnctlon or money re funded, l'rlco25 cents per box. For sale by Daniel J Fry, druggist. W. C. T. U. The regular meeting of tlie W. C. T. U. Tuesday, the 8th, at 2:30 p. m. A Good Purchase. Joseph Al bert, of the Capital National bank and H. V. Matthews, of the Salem Land Co., purchased of John Savage, Sr., 124 acres south und west of Hampden Park, for $12,400. This is a fine piece of lund, and an excel lent bargain. Happy lluoMei!!. Wm. Thiimond, Poatmnster, Ida ville, Ind wiites: "Electilc Bitters has done more far thtiii other med icines combined, for that bad feelinir arising from Kidney and Liver trou ble." John L'.-she, farmer and stock man, or some place, says: "I'iud Eleclrlc Bitters to be the best Kidney und Liver medicine, made to feel like a new man." J. W. Gardner, hardware merchant, same town, says: Electric Bitters is just the tlilntr for u mau who Is all run down and don't care whither ho lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had a lease on Jifv ?il.y,''-n" .-!-. WANTED-AN ACTIVE MAN for each section, salary S75 to (100. to locally . .-.-.. -.- -. . - represent a successful pt. i. company in comorated to suunlv Dry Goods. Cloth ing, Shoes, Jewelry, etc , to consumers at rnroll members (80.0CJ now enrolled, SlO,- uuu paid in.i itcierenccs excuangea. em pire Co-operative Association (credit well rated) Lock Box 610, N. V. 2,iM,ly,m I riOR HALE. A good horse, for buggy or 1' team, sound and true, ana gooa traveler Eight years old, sixteen hands high, weight 12-hundrcd, color, bay. Ad dress Levi Mugee, City. I7IOR RENT A desirable business office J In best bloct in ton. otllce. Inquire at this in DRIVATE IIOARDINO.-A few Ladles X or Gentlemen can obtln, at reason able rates, good board ultli nicely fur 1 1 in II LU llflUBIll I HC IIUtlL U1 V W IUCUIJi right by tho street cars, by railing at 367 w inierstreet, corner oi center. Articles Filed. Tho Fossil Flouring Mill company filed articles of Incorporation to-day In tho secre tary of state's ofilco, with W. W. btolwor, Thos. Leo Stewart and otners incorporators; capital stock, $12,000. o Delayed Trains. Tho over land train from California did not arrlvo to-day until 2:30 this after noon, tllO EtlKCIlO local irolnir north on hor lime in tho niornlug. Tho iiuuuio is in mo cow ureoK canyon region. The Prize. Safe and Reliable is tho brand of tho new baking powder at Furrur & Co's. Everv buver eels a prize. To Home Seekers. The Capital City railway com pany is prepared to tell home-seeK-ers something to their advuntuge. Mr. David Simpson has taken charge oftheir real estate department at 115 emtio street, uali ami see him. Dissolution Notice. NOTICE Is hereby given that the part nership heretofore existing between the undersigned, undcrlhe Arm uamo of Hlngleton & smUb, atl.Salem Oregon, is this day dissolved by mutual consent, I t.A.filn gleton having wi'd his Interestto Dr. J C. Hmlth.wto will continue In the bus ness, uuaerme.rm name or nmitu s nteiner. All accounts dueto the firm of Singleton & Smith will be payable at once to either member or tho late nrm singleton Smith. Halkm, Or. March 24, 189 Ji H. A. StNOLKTON. Dlt. J. CI. SMITH. In thus retlrlngfrom the business of the Red Corner drug store, I desire to return my most sincere thanks to the mauv friends In Salem and surrounding country wnose p itroi age has bocn so liberally en joyed in the past. I nlso take pleasure In commending to them my successor nnd recent partner. Dr. J. C. Smith will be found fully worthy of their entire confi dence nnd continued patronage. II. A. MINOI.ETON. Large stock ot all varieties of FRUIT TR12J3S. end for cntnloguo and price list. Now Is the time to put out peach trees. Trees delivered free to nil parts of tho city. 2.17dwlm T. D. JONErt, Salem, Or. rown & Co. DEALERS IN BOOTS AND SHOES, Leather and Findings cm CASH PAID FOR WOOL,. HIDES, PELTS, AND FURS. This house carries a largo stock of first, class goods from tbe best manufacturers la the world, nnd is prepared to give enUs&c tlo. , both in stye and quality, to every one who will purchase goods oi them, No. 231 Commercial Street, SALEM OREGON BOYS! cits Whllo tiino goes gliding Hwlftly by und you a j.llgrlm stranger, do uot forjot ub vhen you buy, bo youndudoorgmiieer. Wo liuvc a hargitln closed In for platting, also u small farm, eheajier than dirt; u neat little homo on High street: lirooerty lit Emrlouood. Nnriii ..,,( U Im lJ.. I ..I ' . " i-tuuiii ram-in uiiu ii uooti Dome on the garden .road. Cull und bee in, bulein Land tsimiwijy, I'wtofllee block. For carols, wall jwiivr, lace cur tains nud uhudes, go to tho White Comer. 4 7 3t e o l Cook. Abhjtm-J T Ross, J E Simmons, Oeorgo J lull, M J White, O Cleaver, r av jousou. Aluhamu Frank U Hull, W M Uunhey, M J 'I lor, Poter Mauer, AI L Eskow. A Kick,-F.J. Cuttorlln, tliiiHi. ulur photographer, is now dolmr cabinets at fcl jwr doien, and the rush Is so re.t that ho feels llk kloklug, hut all are ucooiimikmIuNh! Just the same. "Am I next?" Is thu cry you will hear at his gallery. A SurkThino, A iH-uutlful pletHJ ui Kiuhnwureamt a ehaiicw to draw tin elegant gold watch ulven nway with every can of golden State Rak lug Powder at J. O. Wright's. Just rm-lved at tho White Comer a tine Hue of gvut'n and boy'i hats. 4 7 Stood llio Salk. r helps it Evans, real estato dralcrs, hayo this day sold tho fluo Savago tract of land on Salem prairie, to Joseph Albert lor $12,400, cash. Ono of tho Judges of tho city of Chicago, when questioned on tho subject of divorces, stated that five times as matiy women ns men apply for divorce. Lawyers generally suggest a cause for dlvorco to women who consult them. The prospective clients simply wnnt a dlvoroo nn general principles, but they aro In- lornieu mat tlio statutes provide that one or more suMlclent causes must constitute the complaint. Iu unier in euaoio inctn to tiring out their grounds, theasslstauceof their 1 al adviser Is invoked. See tho Uanuer lino of stoves and ranges, at Stelner it Hlossers. State of Ohio, City of Mexico, Lu is coll lit V. Frank J. niionov t.i,.L-m oiuh thut he is tlio senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., do- imB uubiiivsmiu too city or Toledo, ,,ly uml stut0 ""ircsaid, and that "()'J !" will nny the sum of ONK HUNDRED bOLLARS tor each and every cuso of Catarrh that can not bo cured by the uso nf Hall's UATAHltH UURK. Frank J. Chunky. bworn to before me aud subscribed in my nreseuce. thlHfith iinu nr n, cemlier, A. D. 18S0. SEAL A. W. Glkason, it in n . , Nhiry Public. Hall's Catarrh cure is tuken Inter nally and acts directly upon tho Wood aud mucus surfaces of the system. Semi fur ioaiini,ni.iiu w. F. J. Chkxev .fefVv T..I...I,. n" Sold by Druggists, price 75 cents' - . Ualed Hay. Good baled hay delivered to uny part of tho city ut $ 10 per ton. Meno an & M kad. Kiorylxxly Know TM,.,?t,?.t..,1,,s.s.c,lsn" t"o blood Is lllied with liiimitltle. the accumulation of months ui ciiwe connneinont In poorly ventilated rhJ?! JSJ'ftl1""" ,.uul ""menu ah fiii ,P11r"le ud every tmco of scrol' i'n"l r."0U"V .or ol,,cr dlseaso inny bo ?h.relL.rti iy inMu1 ,I"oa'', Hnrxniiirlll iJui V'04 I'W'ler eer produJed. It oVe'XJii'ls'frV.e!"0 f w,,,cl, "mao" DR. JORDN&Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY 751 Market st. Ban Francisco Admission Sj cents. Gonnd learn how to avoid disease. Consultation and treatment personally or by letter, on Merriintirrhrwn orgenltal weakness, nnd all dIeaiKe of men. Send for n hnnlr lrftntn nl.A mi Ccary street.onsultatlon freo. Ho for Colorado. hr?; flJ!S."? K!n. w'" twelve "?,y ."".?? jMtlonimila. for sale cheap or ..... nuuu ,ur guoa urcgou property. 8eo (V. u. dif cheap, or DUNCAN. COOK HOTEL Contorand High Street. G. l ANDERSON, Prop. Formerly In transfer business for manv pars nnof will still conduct tlio trlnsfe? business In connection wlih the i ho ol 'lkeCiKik iiotolls opposltr court hnn. convclent to business tZi rAi...0"!?; Boy? must have School Suils, L'ullivale Pride iu thca. 'Tis Educating and Refininp Our full demonstration of BOYS and CHILDRENS' Clothing Is ready aud perfect for your seeing and buying. We shall simply call our goods what they are, The Best Vhy Ilfop iuuimu town and be obliged to look through accumula tions for years? We show nothintr but a stock Entirely New and fell Manufactured for this seasons trade Don't buy cheap shoddy stub" for your boys; DEAR GIRLS: Take no Tally from nny young man, but if they offer you a nice Box of nellenbrand's Square Chocolate Creams, made only by his Patent Process, "take them, and tcllthcm to come again, for they nre superior to any made in the United States. Dissolution Notice. "VTOTICE Is hereby given that tho parU JN nershlp heretofore existing with the Haleni Lumber Co. and H. A. Dorrance Is this day mutually dissolved, H. A. Dor rance having sold his Interest to the other members of the firm, who will continue tbe business on as before. Halem, Or., Aprils, 1890, Balkm Lumber, Co. 4-3-W-H 8. A. DoKItANCK. A FULL LINE -OF Crockery and Glassware! AVItU Specialties In Valerian China Tea Sets, Buy it Strong, Bu yit Reliable. French China Dinner Seb RIDG WAY'S FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern -OF- iTi car lino rnnn io .., . j"r Ilates Jl.00 to 8300 n day.' TcVo'rdlne to familles.S,eclUl ,em" 55fd?w f.n'S II. Krusl, vlcc-pntildeut ot tlie San Francisco Ilrlilgo comnanv. Is In tho city, and we understand wants an opportunity to bid on Sa lem's new bridge. This Is tlio com pany thut built the last one, which to say tho least was not n credltablo structure. It behooves the uuthorl. ties In charge to built a little out for this firm's representations lu the future. Whoever builds tho next urlitgo bhotild bo compelled to give it"ni nun Buiueicm oonus as a guaranty of good work. . , t ... At the White Corner you will Und the handsomest lino of trout's over- shirts ever shown lu Salem. 1 7 St o o tl Lkvy To-.moiit. Tho 11000 Jew elled solid silver cornet will lie used by Levy to-night. Friday, April 11, at 2 p. m., tlio bids will be opened for building tho new urnige at Salem. Capital City Restaurant -Miners are arrlvlug lit Salem ilully, alt bouud for tho Suntlum mlulug oouutrr. MiMtlv ii.m- n bed rock the boyanrv. you bet. ?ro i.0NGn a Tnnnoxu Mmtern Treatu nt that Curo ComC;iatiotl. Accordlns to tho rt IrncIseo t'alllM q Naoy lii been Cijcoi t red that with almost BBMtln; certain;, overcomes conttlpatloa. I tho uevr lwatlve principle lu Joft Vega table Canararia. The MPcr ar, fall ,,j . ctntoccurrcncei ronCrmlng Its cfllcacr, ana woclro i4co to their hut .ematlon. a card from Can rrancUco'a weU Uown lady raanl. Jmi!" . nr " l w wllI,nS ,0 ' tho ' ----1 ;-enru. i b,VQ (or year had a --.-. .,.-, nucnuen with conitlpatlon. ad never found but onb rrt.paratlon.tnai lt.SL?' i1" ww out and Ut Ilea W. v l V,V '""U ,uff' " I r.'' -'W) NiwaparllU. it ha, theroochl, nwaUM WP. , u a ono , fc nuli'0 J ' ,,omMh" ,lB,, WM liuualu.itren. butr ..ut. .v.. . .. . . .,,,. . ioi jor- Cu.m Untiit, Manicure. WKearaeyitreft.a..' Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Mat All Hours of the Day estT10bfr.hb.J:i.,Y""e labo' "'"Ployed m thi. clirt?eteU,nU,,, Weft, "k'nnnt. Tweniy.flve ccnu per meal. Court '.weenoumal Offlce and Kansas House, Corner ot Court ami High Sts. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. Vo lm0 taken u new bu- u-ni ...i..:., n-v "r,r uume k ' . v."""uo ,. " ourixttroua with ih,. bwt iho market wtorda. itie ih-m If cordial wclwtuo to Our HomS ivlm? Don't buy clumsy,- ill fitting clothes tor your boy; Ko economy in it; No need of it. One Grade of Make Willi Us The Best! nr- t e uavo mat which is good enough for any lad in America, and we sell as cheap grades as you can atlord to buy. Our preparations for a great rush this month. Wo feel wjuimeni mis will be fully rewarded. eCome early while tho goods are fresh aud new. G. W, JOHNSON &S0N. The Leading Clothiers. Mans and Specifications l he ln, Motffi???n'i&e2 SJPl'ol.on rvesthe rljht lo rfiii ine "P ii iiiin.uilS1 "LvV- "hy and an ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN Of which we constantly beep a full line ?m?0J2?n 5,k enabling ub to make up Dinner nnd Tea sets of any sire, or sell by the Binclo piece. Tha finest assortment o CHAMBER SETS Ever shown In Salem. A PULL STOCK Ot thelatestjand handsomest patterns In Glassware. " W-PIease call ana examine our stock. WELLER BROS 201 Commercial Street, reserve ...: "v ." iauB Buumiiittn bh . ,of-- ts ice ss&Kj.ff Nlhni Of ln.n . ., Lv oVh.. rv "'" 'IS1 hVlVlUTEK I'ENVOYEn BoaKlr7ClUr"!,. t-DMONU 0. GlLTStH. rlr"'"""'?? rou jood. No Chlnee employed. P. J. MARTELL, Star Chop House, Court Street, SaJem, Orrsoo. cM "ltwil To Bridge Contractors. I'lans !lflteb5nHr..hH5 courts ;osjvldcounUes nli, ,he unty room la the city or S.S.1 ,he county court llth.ilayof AnHi itS.lomon Kndiy the ofWdiy. prtl lut o'cloc7a, ju! -ufMdSW, ,ro or comb,. "PPnwchMnupli.fli? brldf with luSPSinSa rtm ,be f Jrt o Mjecuny Count rJnrt . ...r-tbUjiw. v.v, non County Or. I Insure in Your Home Company! "The State," Which has for tho past six years PAID MORE TAXAS. Issued More Policies, Received More Premiums, And Paid More Losses, Upon property located In Oregon or Wash t Ington than any other company." It m the First flomninv h Par all Losses in Foil and in Cash ) the thrw great conflagrations of BgitHe, Wlensburgand Hpokano Fall. GEO. W. BEELER, City Agent, And Special agent for Marion County. Offlc In the company's building. J li,EvJotJtK51HttKSS I i wmnWmMaaUBSMBKKmSKmM i '""" ....i itnitmiu tbiiHtoui-