THE JEVBm3Jr CAPITAL JOUKSTAX.
MXGEUCAL CONFERENCE.
Latest NVws From the Stormy
Ulianv finl lPr 112.
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nRETIIRllN OXLY TO SOME EXTEXT.
A Full Explanation to be Made
at 2 O'clock p. in. this
Afternoon.
AMiA.vv, Or., May 5. The city is
till highly agitated over the events
oiicerning the unfortunate church
nirair. The public is becoming
more and more Interested. Every
body acknowledge5) that it te not
:in aflair of small Interest.
GOOD WIIJ,.
The members of conference and
the Bowmanltes meet and greet
eacli other as brethren and it is
evident deep wounds have been
made on both sides. Of course the
Imt-headedness of some prevent
them from being truly friendly.
The ex-bishop when told by one of
his opponents "that wc are brethren
still" answered with emphasis,
"only to some extent." Because
men think that he is not a bishop
auv more they aie his brethren
".inly to some extent."
KAI.SK t'LAIM-.
Il is remarkable how dl fibre nt the
Uowmanites act now in conparison
with their actions before the organi
zation of conference. They tell all
around that thcie was no danger at
all in the direction of which the
aiiti-Bowmanites speak now. They
would even misrepresent tacts
They claim that the conference (as
it was) Is nearly equally divided "'id
send out such statements. To make
the public and their friends believe
that live to eleven is "nearly equally
divided" is just one more of the
many misrepresentations that have
been used all along in this church
controversy.
"BISHOP UOWJIAN &WOIJK."
The "bay" of the town leports
all around that Bishop Bowman
swore. When susneniug J. Bo wer
sox, he exclaimed with vehement
gesture and oratorio power "lu the
name of the Lord Jesus Christ I
suspend you." Bowman, no doubt
thinks that this was not taking ihe
name of the Lord In vain.
WILL EXPLAIN.
This afternoon at 2 p. m., Bow
man will give a history of the dif
ficulty. This will no doubt neces
sitate the conference to give its side
of the situation, it is a pity that
not every member of the Evangeli
cal church knows all about this long
continued agitation that has been
destroying the peace and harmony
of this church for some years.
SUNDAY SMtVlCKh.
W. C. Kautuer, president of La
fayette seminary, preached to a
large and interested congregation at
theM. E. church South. Though
we may be forsaken by the "bishop,"
it was evident that the Lord was
still witli us.
J. Bowersox preached the ordina-,
tlou sermon at 3:30 p. in. J. M.
Heauchamp, H. L. Pratt, and W.
L. Beaumont were ordained elders,
The missionary meeting in the
evening was addressed by J. M.
Dick, W. C. Kautner and J. Bower
sox. Iu a short time about ?200
were secured for the missionary
cause.
The work of conference will hard
ly bo completed before Tuesday even
ing. Everything is being dene very
cautiously.
TheBowmanites have elected H.I.
Bittner presiding elder of the entire
conference. Their would-be confer
ence is doitig very little official
work.
Our members and friends at S'l-
l,i. ...Ill l.n.. .in .Miruirtilnilv iriv'oil
.i.o,i,Uni.i. r.iii Dvniniintinii nflfulLv blinded and
th (liulnnltv that brouclit this
division. i
ir .-...-. r....nn TliAj,.
wno
wuiicabrii uiu n iiiii" -""i . i
vriiriintr ntnriir b nnivHii iiv liiu
Katie Enmiett troupe were unani
mous in praise of the star, whose
name the company bears. She is a
whole troupe in herself. One
feature of the play, a co.uso ballet
dancer, could have been omitted
with pleasure to the nudionee, but
the rest were all fair and some ex-
.V......V...J ...b.. v .w 4..-., -j
iw-lini'lv L'ood. tlie liroininent
KATIE -U..-II.HI.1 I. J.ilsii .. .. Ure WHS lOUIIll IIISIUU ill ICII llllliuiv.l. I
i,i.iii..if.fV,Vni.bil'n,,.... -.... ....I mull
cuamctcrs of merit being Kalo!nrrVcd at concerning the building
Emmett, as the boot black a :ofa branch lo Astoria. Citizens of
newsboy, and G. W. Thompson, as tlmt ,uc0 ,wd vWtcd Mr nimtiK.
the German character. La petito!toI1 X-Itl offers of a bonus If aline
Llllle, as the little waif, was a!owcro built bnt no promises jmd
good. I been made
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Tliere will be more money invest-
...i i l....i... ,...i ..ci..t., tutu i-i.;ir
llio inoi.lan lo ML jmilwlt
That
or uext mouth and pay more.
is, do you waut to wait and pay the
other fellow a profit wlilcli couici
have belonged to you. We are sure
you will feel better to have the profit
jingle iu your own pockets. If you
oaii't buy ii large place, buy a email
one. You cau baldly fail to make
money. But whether you buy or
..i in nnf fnri'Ht to klktl VOUT OVe
' ... -.
on the Garden road, ftulem J-anu
Co., Postonic, Block.
Dr. Masoa uow has his dental
rooms in the new Eldridge block, tf.
.
tiic ftu.u.ur.i.
JiSv'i'aSffSfii.?1
luouiy eaitaJ jwteut or proprWury md-
!!!hlSn'.La.utSLbOT2aS'
uttondrd meaiBe.jud w
by tSny rsmirkaW. r H Ua
fttrA Vat in ullarattvn nnd tent It lut
never bin equaled."
, GREAT CRIME IXliARTJIEI).
'A Delui'tivo Gets Intlk'tmeiitSjTlie Carpenter Bosses Forced I
AeaillS OIllO MlinlPlvrs.
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: HERMANN E01I FREE SILVER. '
Arch-lJisIiop Ireland Speaks in!
. Washington iortlio Macks.
Other Matter.
CMMK 1'NB.VHTIinn.
Findlay, Ohio, May o. This
city is excited over the sudden
and mysterious death of Henry
Strickler, a detective, who at the
January term of court succeeded in
having iudictments found against
eight p-omineut and well known
citizens as principals in the cele
brated Oman robbery, which oc
curred one night in February nnd
subsequently the deatli by poison of
a detective who traced the crime to
them.
FOR FKEi: SII.VKIt.
Washington. D. C, Mny 5.
Congressman Hermann in an in
terview on the proposed republican
silver bill says:
"I feel myself in accoid with the
platform recently adopted by the re-'
publican slate convention of Oregon,
which declared "in favor of the free
and unlimited coinage of silver, and
denounce any attempt to discrimi
nate against silver as unwise and
unjust." Our people of the Wit
demand the lenionetuation
of silver. They think it
has been unjustly, unnecessarily,
injudiciously and too long demon
etised. I believe the bill at present
... i
and the public demand at the pres
ent moment, and is a lair and satis
factory compromise until the near
futuic shall justify a more radical
course.
FOIl SOCIAL EQUALITY.
Washington, D. C, May r.
Archbishop Ireland, of St. Paul
preached In the colored Catholic
church in this city yesterday. His
address was mainly devoted to urg-,
ing social equality between the
black and white races.
IN THE HOUSE.
Washington, D. C. May ."). In
the house upon Information of the
deatli of Senator Heck this after
noon the speaker appointed a com
mittee to take charge of the Mineral
arrangements on the part of the
house, and then adjourned in honor '
ol the deceased. '
Honousto beck.
Washigton, D. C. May 5. In j
the senate a formal announcement
of Senator Beck's de ith was made '
uy urn cuiiuumiL- jjiuuuuuiu. -v
committee was appointed to attend
the funeral at the senate chamber
at one o'clook to-morrow.
TO SAVE KEMMLEE.
Buffalo.N. Y.,M.iy 5. Another
writ of habeas corpus has been issued
in the case of Kemuilor, returnable
i10f,... rh- .t.i.i. TTn.inrwnnil nt
Auburn Saturday. It is issued to
J tus,posc 0f UjP question as to
i wluitl)ei. lho Wnrdeu of State Prison
',, 0,,,1itv vopllt Kmmtr Tlio
claim set up is that nobody but the
sheriil' of Erie county
him legally.
can execute
A GREAT INVENTION.
Tfhckee, Cal., May 5. A. W.
Chellis lias invented mi electric
mineral ball which unerringly in
dicates the location of gold and sit-
ver coin when buried, and of ledges
of gold and silver ore. He has given
several tests before a select number
of witnesses, always meeting with
perfect success. To-day over 100 citi
zens witnessed two trials under test
COIldltlOHS
The inventor was care-
i large sum of
money
was concealed below the
round house. By means of his in-
gcnious apjiaraius me inuuuu utur
. ...... i... 1.1.1. !.. ... I
r w,ie found Inside of ten minfltes. i
xiie espenuiuuk nni h.-h.-uh- "'"'
t m annin ruaiiir u'nu frivoii
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OKEOON KAILWA Y INTEKEdTS
San Francisco, Cal., May 5.
General Manager A. .. Towne, who
has just returned irom Portland
with Mr. Huntington speaks highly
nl'lliatiiinniii.innii tf irr.lllr.'l1 lirOS-
1 I . .
perlty
noli! cable throughout the
, Willamette
valley. He said that
it u,.ii Hint
., ,.,!,.,, ,,, ,,n ,i..(i,,h inwi hcon
J llf VJICWIIIUU lll.lliu.l, "
' wimewl
hat neglected narrow-gauge
;',,, loCoburg .ml Aril, on
which was purcliaed a tliort time
ago rorsi.wi.noo uy jir. jiiiming-
ton and hi New ork associates, Is
not llie property of the Sutliern
Pacific conipny, and may or may
not become w. It was purclU
.... xr, .r..... ii., nn.i siiiimfiii
UJ .'11. I1UUIIIW.. ...... -
& Hubbard, Mrs. Hopkliin-Searles'
manaeers, who invested botli Mrs.
i Seurlos' money and their own in the
. anlnrnrli
Neither Mr. Stanford
.,,., ., ,,.,. . ,
- --"Se - -k -f
ur0iUionin,, hnprovlug and equl
pln tne rou,j wit ,,ricl this
Kiimmer
Miumirr.
THBDiAMoNH06K-TliteUeon.
gidered tlie Uwt in the market,
warranted to be made all of new
rubber, ami hanee a grdu Itanilhat
will not rot in one beafeou. SoW X-
cliwlvelv lv ltaker A Stranir. dtf
agreed upon is tne nearest approach i "' """- "" ." ..v.... i
. i .1 . . i . ' mmiiHl Ivirness linkers to the lium-1 d In perlect order. Barn nmt out
inn practical realisation nl this de- fc"ui.ii nariiu-s iimm. hi iiu mini i
pl-intioii of tlu ). i iiliifnrni'l'W '' -'M "t""- tllis morning. , "inkling, with about (.1 acie. lliis
thiraUOIl 01 llie UHgoll platloim ,,.1111.,. um ,,r ,. I, ,....,!. If nnnlleil
LABOR'S BATTLE.
n Yinlil in W Vn,.l: ri!v
... ...., 4,v ,i IV1II Villi
FIGHTING THE SCREEN IN
A Car Load of Iron Mulders oil i
the Way to San Francisco.
Other Matter.
THK N. Y. 110-!ia YIKt.II.
New Youk, May o. Tlu May
Day labor movement is n success
here. Two hundred boss carpenters
have to-day granted the demand of
their men for eight hours.
FHillT THE
PlTT.SIlLT.d, I'll..
SCUEEN.
May "i. .Six
hundred coal miners struck at Bei
ialro and Cambridge, Ohio, this
morning against the further ue of
tile new screen furnished by the
mine operators. By the operation
of this screen line coal and siftings
go to the mine owner and the miner
gets tiM pay for takli.g it out.
THE MOLDEItV ST1IIKE.
Kkno, New, May o. A car load
of Eastern Iron molders passed
through hero this morning on a
special train to take the places of
striking iron molders at San Fran-
CISC0- I
For.TV-rivK cents an noun. Get seats early or you will lose a
New Haven, Conn., May 5. good place.
This morning about TOO masons For. Sale.-On i.sylum avei.ue,
and bricklayers struck for forty-live oue ,nj 0 fmm town, and three n.in
cents per hour. The bosses oiler utcs WIl;- lr0in electric Hue. one of
forty-three cents. the most desirable places about
DEMAND IXCHEASK. ! tOWll. HoUSC COlltllillS llitlO TOOlllS,
a . i !, r r.,.. .-. 'im... n,.. ' hot and cold wntor. bath room, etc.,
iney tiemauu an increase oi i- per
cent in wa"e. I
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MISTAKEN WOKKEKS CALLED OFF
Chicago, III., May 5. Many
striking carpenters went to work
this morning on the strength of an
announcement In the Sunday papers
that the strike had been settled. As
some matters are yet under discuss
ion and no order to resume work
has as yet issued, the carpenters'
council Rent out word and called oil'
themistaken workers. It is thought
work will be resumed by Friday.
Ml'UIlEKKK'S HK-.PITK TO MAY 19.
Washinoton, D. C, May .",.
The United States Supreme Court
has declined to grant a writ of
habeas corpus for the murderer,
Kemmler, under sentence of death
m j. York by ellctrlcity, pursu-
ant to order of Judge Wallace, but
decided to hear motion for a writ of
error, May 19. j
fatal hunaway. '
Wlft,TPIliaTi:il 1Vl., May o.-Ves-1
.,, .ripmno,, ., nnrriace contain-'
ing four cliildreu of Mrs. John Fitz-
patrick wasovertumed by a runaway ,
team. One was killed and one prob-1
ably fatally hurt. Mrs. Fitzpatrick
has been driven insano by the ca-'
lamlty.
KILLED IN JAIL.
Columhia.S. C, May 5. Willie
Leapliart, colored, was shot and
killed in Lexington jail last night.
Leapliart was convicted of rape on i
Rosa Cannon, a young white girl, j
"-uu1 sentenced to be hanged
April
ISth.
PHATT ON TRIAL.
San Francisco, May S. Taking
of testimony in the trial of George
C. Pratt for shooting L. L. Brom-
well, president of the California In-
stiraiice company, .lanrary --un,
began to-day.
A WISCONSIN HANK FAILS.
Beidit, Wis., May 5. The pri
vate bank of Clias. A. Mather & Co.
cloed its doors tills morning.
James M. Ilawley, a junior mem
ber has disappeared. The assets
are placed nt $110,000; lianllities
- n i . I
100,Ot0.
a DYNAMITE HOME
... .., Crvl
l.AKCLLO.NA, hpaiU,
May 5.
crtnt excitement
was cnu-eti tins
,n,irillllT Mt
the merchant's and
manufacturer's club house by tlio
" e "v
exp0H,m 0f a dynamite bomb in
fro,u of Ule i)U,iinjr.
FAItMEIlS' ALLIANCE IN TEXAS.
New Orleans, May .". The Pi-
nnolinnlf Allultll H.lV tirI.J.1ll LIIVU
v"".- """"" "-; -i- ---
tnc farmers-Alliance in lexas is in
trouble ami some sensational devel-
opments are rumored. In 1ES, the
lowers orgnnlwHl at Dallas an ex-,
change, with a capita of ?500,000,
the stock being taken by thobubor.
', dmnte lodfieu. The excliange lasted
about lwo iearH' dur,ntJ wn,c1' l,me'
It is alleged, nearly 250,noo was
1.1 ...I I....
Kjuanueieu, ...... i.t-. ..,.. t.i...
to snow jur u uiu iiuuui. fti,vji ui
property. 'Hie faruiets who con
tributed tlie money ale anxlout. to
have an inve-tigatiou, ami will in
htltiitesuit to recover certain pmji
erty in Dallas now oeeiiplml ks the
Alliance and Commercial agency.
Houk.' anil four sm1 lots In Capl-1
""'n1u"V T 1. ' .. '
Mliilo's in .-miuUi Salem, flue
.. I I. 1.. iiVA ld..,..t..
Hour
loew-
lion. Tvfo ehoie lots in Highland,
HU'ral dihcouuu for a building, and j
a nice Ihkim- and lot iu EngluWfKxl '
on tlie installment plan. By the
wav. KusIowomI nropvrty U Milling
rt8Li aim. It U without doubt
U cxlge prujwrty and will yield a
Wg pnortt to the man who Invimta,
woW' C'iod Ut iw fehow you
armiuil. Saloiii Und Co., I'ou,
0,wbkH)k. h..lf.
Oregon people Ilka Orwnt pro-
duofa, ami Uiut ii tha rmmm llnyi U4wMd XmUU, Ka. vm,
buy Ilium exifellftrtt ajuvaa f Stulnur tare lm m u. uk ui cbrm.
& RMr.
puujuntation k i": o -The Marion County Political Meet
program for the lfith, when the .
ling will bo hoisted on the East Su- u,os' I
km school building, is not yet com-
i,,e,eil but ,h( ivtnlIo3 nre n11 !
semouiior participant, u, u..u
military companies, the brass bands
ot Turner, Silverton, Mt. Angel and
neighboring points and the expecv
tation of those in management is for j
a magulllcent tourn-out and an
entertainlnc exercise. It is under-
stood that Commander 1). C. Slier-
I man, of Sedgwick post, G. A. .,
, will make the formal presentation
I of the Hag to the school.
1 State Kaii.uoad Commission. ,
J P Fauil, or Baker City; W Mi
Colvly, of Douglas county; Robert
Clow, of Junction City, conimls-1
Blotters, and tieo A Waggoner, of
Corvallis, clerk, forming the state.
railroad commission, arrived to-day
and are holding a regular session in
til" ta(e house. The principal bust
uess before them Is the determina
tion of the ease of Strickland
against the O. 11. & N. railway, tried
at the last session ot the commission
and reported at the time 'in tlio
Jouiinal.
Don't Foucnrr It.-T1io Tableaux
d'Art and Concert compauy to
morrow evening at Hged's opera,
withMss Carrie Noithey Boina,
the renowned soprano; Mi Marie
Lawrence, the Xyolopuonist, and
Miss Miriam C. Jehu, the celebra
ted and unsurpassed reader, among
the stars of this grand company.
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for at once. Six acres would pint
, unml MilvntiliKii. .Iiw. "nillll).
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real i-stute, (!(, Commercial
street.
r,.tf.
TheJouuNAis waul column is
the proper place to advertise small
matters.
Wakuanted. Smith & Angell's
fast black hosiery is warranted by
Bridges it Boorth, agents. tf.
Wamv.p. 100 cords of bedy fit
wood, delivered at the penitentiary.
Apply to Louis Kulin. .Vl-Ot
1'inest oranges and cheapest in
the city at Phelp's fruit stand 101
State "trcct. tf.
HDTBIi AUKIVALS.
CHEMEKETE HOTEL.
Mis E llth Nancy, Vshland.
H M Linn, Mrs H M Linn, ludc
pendeuce.
Jns F Watson and wife, J
Cochran, Portland.
.1 A Thornton, St Louis.
A C Presly, Philadelphia.
J S Homer, Sellwood.
I) V Welch, Astoria.
B Sell rang, S F.
It E Stewart, Mahala.
Wm hiites, Albany.
Johnnie Hurst, Moxey.
D Ij Murray, Chicago.
COOK HOUSE.
Harry Smith, Cor.vallis.
Frank Kountz, Oregon City.
H C Barr, Albany.
s
S F Floed, Roseburg.
J W Murtesbaugh, J Clove,
port-
land.
E B Knapp, Albany,
Eugene Bryant and mother,
Logan, Kan.
(i () Cheney, Myrtle Creek.
DEM0CI1ATIC STATE TICKET.
For Congress,
MILLER, of Jackson.
p.. A.
For Governor,
H Y LVESTER PENNOY ER,
of Multnomah.
For Treasurer,
(!. W. WEBB, of Umatilla.
For Supreme Judge,
B. F. BONHAM, of Marlon.
For Secretary of State,
W. M. TOWNSEND, of Lake.
ForSupt. Public Instruction,
Rev. A. LEROY, of Linn.
For State Printer,
Capt. J. O'BRIEN, of Multnomah.
For District Attorney, 3d District,
J. .1. WIl
YH1TNEY, of Linn.
MAHION COUNTY DEMOCKATIO TICKET.
For State Senators,
W. II. II. Waters. .. Lewis Grillitli.
For ltopret-entativos,
W. H. Holinon. ... Geo. E. Alien
Oliver Beers M. .I.Egan
T. C. J).lVldnOII.
County Judge - -James W. Taylor
County Commissioner -Robert Scott
County Clerk
W. 1. Ray ,
County Recorder
Kheri.'i'.- - ---
Asses"sor
Tronsiirer
Supt. of Schools
Surveyor Coroner
-G. II. Beebo1
Frank Smith
J B Ileninger
.... K X Mathleii
Mrs. 1 A Grubbe
. -A Gobalet
Dr. W S Molt
Imdiu
A f.iv fiunra
ln 'v .loj's . rgil.ililn Hariajiaritla.
At'. Uel1u, ' i.swl aal fW Indjr at '.it
MiiMinst, iu i Frawltc, allAr ifaisi; down
ilaJlljr lor n'.ul!i l. comtilimir rMiofsl
n I ! ttnw w'l an 1 1 Mttbr.
. .,. f. ruiut ii.j
' ' I .i'oMluU Mid HH.itlllUll
Ul Ur4 il'UIn,SKmer te.. K ,
iitnl o( an orrratattii a iA 'a4l;-ii.ia
and i nvljia'iu.i
i I:. Fuuratt, I 'tUif Wbartnier, Iwa ul
( Ur Mrct, V , -iirl tt )alai in li ln 1,
llvrr IKMJI.I HO' 1 1-1. '1 Uek'Ueati.
Jin. ; Umvhsn,UH Uaflet :, 1 .
bii UB unilrr vayilrl' tare tor tw
reartiortWerewmt.Ulia. Whk U tklnt Ut
Uo B MHtiUiad hmr oM MWUiMHaed iMtHh
Lre4 A. Htoekw, JtaUwIa Umu.i. T., nt
wl (or )ftii wlti 4yiffii(a feM Wlrr
ha tnn wtk aad lor rtumL
0rtar!alMM'.f2aVft!MdaMrtt, r
tmmi U tok rWrhi ual Mer ttaaale.
a. r.
obmei VIV
iMIMfrU.
4 M.I . Wt ft
The Republican County Central
committeo has fixed tiw following1
uatcs, mr speauiug uy mo leglsintivo
candidates uud etherj:
Marlon, Saturday, May
17. In m
Jeirerson, Monday, May 10, 8 p m
Turner, Monday, Mnv 19, 10 u m
Aumsville. Monday. May 10, 2 p ui
ainyton, .Monday, May n, s p in
Mehama, Tuesday. Mav 20. 1 p in
Mill City, Tuesday, May 2n, 8 p m
Whtteaker, Wednesday, May 21,
2 nni
Silverton, Thursday, May 22, 1
p m
Mt Angel, Thursday, May 22, 8
p in
Woodburn, Friday, May 23, 10 a m
Hubbard, Friday, May 23. 2 p m
Aurora, Friday, May 23, 8 p m
Macleay, Sat unlay, May 24, 1 pm
Brooks, Monday, May 20, 10 a in
Gervais, Monday, May 20, 2 p in
St Paul, Tuesday, May 27, 10 am
Cliainpoeg, Tuesday, Mav, 27,
2 p in
Buitevllle, Wednesday, May 2S,
10 a in
Howell Prairie, Thursday, May
29, 1pm
Salem, Saturday, May 31, 8 p m.
She Dear Claude, you may call
again if you will bring me a box of
Jones & Bemardl's home made can
dles. They Bloom. The llowers on
the label of Prairie -Flower canned
cornchoicest in the market only
firm that keeps it in the city Farrar
& Co. tf
A Sure Curo for l'lloa.
lli'lilui; Piles nio ktiimn by moMuro
llKeveiHplmtlnn.ciiMilnR intense ttcliluj;
vrhon wiirin. This form ns well as llllnil
'tlccillngimil yirotnuliiiff, yield nt ouco lo
Dr. l!ontiko'B Pile Hoineily, whl ch nets
tl .ecti o.. uoiuri.s ullVutetl, absorb lu
innrs.nlhiys ltciiliiK"i'it ellects n perinun
cnt cure. 6u cent DrupJlst or ntnll;
iri'tlsetrie. Dr. llosnnkn, Plcj-m, O, Mill
lir iiilthJcHU'lucr.
Money Wanted.
All in i-uns Indebted lo the entitle
if E.
noli-
ii. Jielloiiirer. lmncil. nre
lici eby
Hep tn innlso svttlonient Immediately
with W. T. Klgdou, ISOslalo stieet.or with
the undersluncd ul her re.sldenooln Salem.
M. A. llEl.l.lMHUl, AilnilllMratilx,
MjACKS3ILTJIIXG,
ason ami Cairiafr ilakinir ami
iiejiairiii?
llon-cshoelnttii npeelnlty. All work iruar
intfpil. JUI1N HOLM,
Corner of ConiineielaltimlChemeltetii sts
Salem, Oregon.
Morgan &. Mead,
City Dray 111 e 11
All work done with prompt nossaud dlK
piitch. Only the bet men are cinpliiyed.
a-i-po
A Bargain !
A ilcslrnble lot of lands In lots to suit,
seven miles Mitttlwcsl of Sulem, within
eighty nil ofteiimbont landing, tlio beit
o.ik wnoit i ml muiio llr Umber enoiiKh to
pay lor the laud and It Is uood holl for
fruit, w th Kprlnus iitd meadow land.
Would lako u K"d small lot of Salem
property la trade. Addles
O. V. DENNIS.
S ilem, March 13, 18-J0. a l.ltf
Kountlecl 1S6S.
1 l)ldel nnd larsest IlaiikliiK house helweeii
Kacramcnlo and Pot Hand.
LADD & BUSH,
Ban leers,
Iron bulldlni;, Snlein Orceon,
Exelmngp on every part of lho woild,
boushliiud Mild. DrallNOf EiiKiein baiikH
I taken nt par Aceounts of banks ami
Individuals xnliclteil collections maun
thioueliout thellnllcd Mates mill Ililtlsli
Ainerlen. We oiler our patrons every ae
rommodatlon consistent with conseietlvn
hanklnj;. I llWlin
Fine Watch Repairing
II V
C. A. BURBANK
No. 317 Commercial Street.
Pioneer Bakery
iAMOS STRONG,
I
271 Commercial Street.
French and German Wheal and
Ryo Breads In City Styles.
Vienna Rolls.
SPKCI A LTV OI' FANCY CAKES.
Pastry and Confectionery
Baking iu Full Stock.
My now bread and cake bakera
are llrst-cliiHS arustH m ineir line,
ui i mm to have
tathinj! as w as llie. FiiipsI
5oo "ftttvtffirri
c
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y . n F
lo uitazvz
SH
fa 3sie
MjASf
HEALTH.
l.ti Itllll'lilU (Julilnii llnlaum No. 1
Curia I liaierri, fin' ami conj '.;
hcrorn tlio Iax anl Ilvl; Here Ear,,
Ky, he, e'f, Copper c '.or J IlwttliM,
Ujti'.iIIiiIlI t4nh, tlMAK.l 8rlp, and all
Srlwar lo-ni ot the dUeate known at
Xl.tiliU. I'rlr, 15 00 per IIoI.Ik.
I Itlclian'a U IiImi IluUrtin Nn.il
Oure-Trtlirv, Mercurial Nyp'u. Hie Ithea
watiua, 1'aini in tbe llonn, I'alni In tlw
HmiJ, Uuk of the ,V.k. iWtUd Kate
Ttirt, Hi phtlit a liath, fiinin aw torn
lratW ( un a, Mtitfntw. o( tlio Uml., ami
tradit-U4 all tl mm lroin the tyium,
uUtl.ir mimmI hy iui tritUm or uhntm
tf llcrrurx. Iiavioir tbe lilnl pure Mi
lieakb I'rlrs kS (JO per I uHlx,
I. l.lcJinuU (inhlrn M unlali Aull
tlotn Kr r.e oire cl Uooorrtxaa, Uleet,
irriUtWm Ori-l, and all I'rlmnr or Oeal.
tal diHiruf csmriU. I'rlra '4 So Mr
llotlln.
1 HIcliauM nolileu NpanUli In.
Jetlnii, (ri ore eao-tot OonorrkM!,
I.iIUuiiu.io-) c.lut. lrtrMraAc. I'rlco
81 bi itr Ilotlle.
Urn Itlcliau'a Uolden O'nlinent
lor Ow efl ct.c kealmKol bypoUiUa aorw,
fcadMWtUooa I'rlro Jl CO in-r lloi.
Lo llltluu'l Uolilei. 1 mn
and Era! tratMlt ! A ptiyeHU .
er. ! or or-rk, rrwUMtoo, tie.
Price 3 CO x-r Hot,
Tnlo xi.il Nervine,
feet tvery Ure, C. a D., leewreiir kd
(r eiprud.
. C. V. niCnAttns"A; CO. , Airenta,
Wt WW
-
Grand
COX
A Handsome Garland Cooking Range,
Latest and improved pattern, nickel finish, with completo set of utensils, (purchased of II. M. Wndc & Co.)
O
A Ticket with chance on this elegant Prize presented to every nurchnso of ONI2 POUND of our
RKLIACH CAN TEA. Price 7ft cents per pound.
v SWAN FOUNTAIN
Over Two Hundred of these favorite Pens are now in use in Marlon county alone. It isonoof tlio very best
Fountain Pen mainilacttiied. All Insurance Agents use this Pen. The lata improvements render It still moro
attractive and more desirable.
A full lino of MAIM KTOni") HARD'S Gold Pens nro always In stock, also
PHOTO ALBCMP, AUTO ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS,
SCI5AP PICTCRFS, PURSES, CARD CASKS,
VISITING CARDS, WEDDING STATIONERY.
Remember tlie Place,
Tlie New Slioe Store!
KRAUSSE BROTHER
Having just Opened a new Shoo Storo in tlio Brey
Block, wish to invito everybody to come in and see
their new place, where they are prepared to supply their
old and new friends with anything iu tlio lino of fool
wear on tlie most satisfactory terms.
WE HAVE THE FINEST
STOCK
In our line ever brought to the city, and feel sure thai
wo can please all. Thanking all old patrons for past
fuvoiH, and soliciting a continuance
7
rausse Brothers
u
:.
In Ku.ll Bloom!
KELLER & SONS,
The leadetH in Furniture, Bedding, Wall Paper, Moulding, Window SIiiuIch, EaaolH, Mirrors, Art Goodn, Etc.
The largost
Picture Framing our
1 II IIIIIHII " II !! ! MIPII ll
Boots and Sh.os, !
Leather and Kiiicliiigs.
OWrCaali ald for Wool, Hlden, PelU hiiiI Furn,-ta
The Bissell "Gold Medal" Carpet Sweeper.
Tho Best in tho World,
No. IM-l Coininerciil St.,
Salem, Oregon.
TINS
Ready
i
Fry's
I)J5IA Yg Alii! DANOieaOUSI
b iHjntdmth: ZAnls pr mh,
TliirdEE
'Tea
-oflbred by-
& BOGGS,
Grocers, 294 Commercial St.
AGENCY:
OF THE
U. ?VeJrto,tl
k e
nscflEBBSESfll
9S State Streist, Salem, Ore.
of tho saino for the new inn, we are,
atoek. Modcat jiiIcch. Busincas alwayn hooiulntf.
leading feature. Full lino of Canvas Strctchcm and Studloa.
HBW I MMIIIW fjMWBM
Wm
rKltV HlfiaST It HANDS OF
Mixed
for family mt at-
Drug Store.
Slaugbter your Squirrels now by tho iwoor FRY'S BQUmRISL POISON
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Pri?e,
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.aae i aiiMBmn mt mnatmmmm 1 1 .limn ii n nimm
Paints