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THE CAPITAL JOEWAL
TERMS OF BUBbCIUFTION.
boUy by xaall per year....
Daily by mall per montn,
Weekly by mall per year,
Jd In advance me
.MOO
. bO
.100
price
WSKKLY JO0B2CAX. will e
lUOncr year. If paper are not oeuvereu
oromntlv notify tno otflco,
JWlf not 1
ahareed far t
r tuoofflc
FnEK DKLIVEBV DY CAKIUKK.
Dally for single week, 6cm
Dally rortwo weeks,- r .2
Dally by moutn, " c,-
Collections will be made on lit and 16th
of month. Subscriber will plcaso leave
money forcarrlem nt house or whereon t
la delivered, to as to cause no delays In
collection.
The EVKMKoOAWTAiiJojjnMAi. reeu
Iarly receives tho afternoon associated
press dUprtcbcs.
No free ads. inserted In the Jodiinau
i.inriiirintiaprvlces free. Cnarltn-
ble, religious or cducat'onal entertain.
mnt. f hat plmnro for admission, ndver-
---' r r; r ." - - f i.iui
tisea nt hair price,
D ror aamiiwion, uuver
Evenuof local Impor-
Juno 10. nowell Pralrlo Orange picnic.
June 18. Supremo court meets at Salem.
July 4. Grandest celebration In Oregon
at Salem.
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Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Will It be Removed? Next
Tuesday is thedny net fortlieanntial
meeting of tho board of" trustee ot
tho Willamette university, nt which
time tho removal of the university
will bo considered. This promises
to bo au Interesting session nntl will
boa now era In the progress of that
excellent institution. Salem dots
not intend to part with her school
facilities which she has had from
their very infancy nud brought
them up through varied circum
stances. The chango to the site on
tho hill In South Baiein may bo fav
orably considered as that Is a Hue
locality for a school. Whatever
steps are taken will be duly consid
ered before made.
BOARD OP TRADE. TO-NIGHT I
An Important Session Let there Be a
Good Attendance.
Runaway. On the first hill
out on the Turner road, thero was a
terrible runaway yesterday. Mr.
Woodward or tho Qlolio Heal Estate
fc Exchange had in .Messrs. Bush
and Btmvnrt, uhowinir them some
laud. A breast strap broke, tho
polo perforated the crust of the
earth and the hnrses ran like light
ning. The buggy ran into a ditch
and went over with a crash. Mr.
Stewart was hurt on tho hip and
scalp some but tho other two c
cupnntH escaped without much in
jury. Losses about $50 for repairs
to the rig.
Wki.i, TuiiATKi). The Oregon
City papers speak highly of tho kind
manner In which her excursionists
were treated by tho Halem people,
and especially tho courtesy shown
them by tho Second .Regiment band
of tills olty. Tho Albany people
were shown an equal amount of
favor yesterday. Tho Salem baud
descryo commendation for their vol
unteering to entertain our neighbors
when they como to our city.
Musical Recital. Thero wasn
musical recital at the university
chapel this afternoon from 3 to -1
o'clock. Tho chapel was well filled
by music loving people. This re
cital was given by the younger
members of tho conservatory, nnd
was roudered m a creditable manner
and showed thorough' work on tho
part of both pupils ami teachers.
. . .
Rev. 0. C. Stratton, is expected to
arrlvo in tho city to-morrow from
California. Ko will preach tho
baecalauraetle or Willamette uni
versity Buuday morning at tUo M.
E. church. Ho will also lecture la
tho university chapel Monday oven
lug before tho Llberury societies.
This will bo a free lecture and tho
public la invited to attcud.
OktukElkctkio Line. A frco
rido will bo granted to all porsons
desiring to boo tho choicest lots on
tho market, on tho olectrlo line. A.
P. Waller uddltlon oflers Induce
ments in price and in sightliness of
location over any other vacant pro
perty on tho market. Lots from
1260 to 325. Tho Wlllametto In
vestment Co.
MOKKV AND TnU8T.-"l'ut not
your Trust in Mouoy, but your
money in real estate," ami look at
thatelegaut home ou Btuto street,.
600; also that 2 aero tract, on tho
Asylum avenue. Tho Wlllamotto
Investment Co.
To-night will take place the elec
tion of a permanent secretary of the
Salem Board of Trade. Every man
who desires the prosperity of our
city should attend this meeting nnd
be prepared to net intelligently and
unselfishly.
The proper kind of permanent
secretary, would no doubt be n great
Institution. A man of broad knowl
edge of the wholo country, of grand
executive ability, nud tireless energy
Is what is wanted. Tho right kind
of a man, who iias tho confidence
and respect of all our busluess peo
ple, could raise the monthly sub
scriptions to $1000 n mouth unci see
to it that it is collected and that ev
ery dollar Is properly expended.
Let tho efforts of the post to en
largo Salem nud extend our city's
wealth nnd property be redoubled,
the way to do this succcHsfully U to
do it systematically and business
like. The work of the past has been
well done, but the work of the'future
is before us, with tho immense
achievements of what has been ac
complished us n loverase for reach
lug greater results.
Turn out, to-night.
THE JEFFERSON MILL.
Basehall. -Tho Capital base
ball club went over to Dallas this
morning to play a game with tho
Dallas nlno, this ufternoo.i. To
morrow afternoon thoy will play
With tho Chemawa boys in Will
on'u avenue.
ATTENTlON.-Th0 MoinlM'r of
tho Alka-IIesperlau boclety are re
quested to attend tho regular meet
IngSaturduy evening, Juno 8th, for
Important IiiuIiicm. By order of
trustees. K
Pok SUMMKli.-Voutllated coraeth,
also n full lino of ladles underwear
holaery etc, at Bridges & JkuorthV.
Ludy clerks to tiervo you.
Commissioner' Meeting.
The Marlon county, commis
sioners' court met Thursday in full
Mission and transacted u large
amount of business. The following
is the preceedings:
In tiic Matter of the opening of
the Shepherd and Rowland road,
the report of the viewers was read
tho first time.
A rebate of taxes was allowed Mr.
Elliott on a $.100 mortgage to Jeff
Myers.
A petition was read for a road
from tho O. & C. It. II. track at Dan
Clarke's d. 1. e. to the Parrish gap
road, and tho viewers nnd surveyors
were appointed.
In the matter of the Kerr and
Choqucttc road a motion to strike
out tho report of the viewers allow
ed and referred hack to same view
ers and surveyor to re-survey said
road, they to meet on the 17th day
of June, at 10 u. m.
The court allowed Wm. Manning
a rebatoof $7001 on taxes of 1889.
A petition to allow Towuscud b-
forsuryoylng Pudding river bridge.
Mr. Dawson, supervisor of road
district No. 39, having been re
moved, William Byunts was ap
pointed in his stead.
It was ordered that Brown, super
visor near Mt, Angel, be directed to
rebuild tho brldgo over Simmons
creek and shorten the sumo n much
as possible.
Ordered that the county Measurer
bo ordered to turn over the revolver
taken from tho man Smith, who
committed suicide by drowning, to
H. It. Mason, tho owner.
In tho matter of tho road from
Salem tol Turner and Jefferson,
viewers and surveyors were appoint
ed.
In tho matter of tho road from tho
Salem and Argontl road to tho
southwest corner of sec, 11, t 8 s, r 1
o, it was ordered that Sam Arnold,
S. Brown nud Q. Schram bo appoint
ed vlowers and W.J. Culver survey
or, to meet at tho placet of beglulm;
on tho 2-Uh day of June, at 10 a. in.,
to locato tho same.
Tho taxes of Mrs. Whitney, a
blind women, were ordeied remitt
ed. It was also ordered that Sol Cox,
supervisor of district No. 1, be
allowed $50, for ro-opoulug county
road iu his district.
Ordered that J. E. McCoy bo
allowed $80 for work on the Salem
brldgo wreck.
Tho county clerk was ordered to
send u bill to tho city of Salem for
$105 tor work on tho bridge.
Tho court Is to-day viewing
bridges in the northern part of tho
county. Thoy conveue ngaln In
this city Saturday at 0 o'clock
m.
A .Strong Effort Made to Effect a
Settlement and Close Up
the Business.
Some ilfty farmers of the Jefferson
neighborhood, who had had wheat
stored In the mill warehouse there
and who recently closed It up and
took possession of the property, met
in tho town hall of thut city Wed
nesday afternoon for the purpose of
ascertaining the exact condition of
affairs, nud if possible come to some
agreement as to the proper bash
upon which tho proceeds of the
avnilublo assets can be divided.
It was an important meeting, ami
as several Jouhnai. le.iders are di
rectly Interested in tho outcome, a
reporter of UiIh paper was on liaud
to work the doings, nnd was given
tho courtesy of tho hall, although
all not directly interested were ex
eluded from the deliberations.
Hon. Tilmon Ford, of this city,
was sent for to examine into nil the
facts nud give legal and friendly ad
vice as he deemed most likely to
lead, to a fair nud amicable settle
ment. Mr. P. Bagley, chairman of the
five trustees, was the heaviest ile
um! tor, nnd tho gieat point of
contention is over tills gentlemen's
grain. It is claimed by some of the
parties thut u portion of his wheat
was purchased lrom the mill com
pany utter the shortage began to
occur and that he knew of the
Hhortuge, therefore that his lecelpts
are invalid and should not he taken
into account in tho division of the
assests. A large number of others
ale for sustaining Mr. Bagley in his
claim.
Alter deliberations reaching to al
most durk, Mr. Ford made out an
agreement which allows Mr. Bagley
ull the wheat ho claims, and pro
vides that all resources shall oo di
vided equally prorata among all de
positors who had wheat there at the
time the shortage was discovered.
This was signed Immediately by
some 20 present, their desire being to
avoid possible litigation.
The money for flour and wheat sold
Is not yet all In, but It is calculated
that under tho above arrangements
about 48 cents per bushel will bo
netted to all parties. They aro all
earnest, and honorable, and will set
tle matters honorably and placidly.
RnMKMiinit You it Friends. If
you want to post your friends about
Salem, the Wlllametto valley a.ut
Oregon send them the Weekly
Capital Journal, only $1.00 a
year. It will be as good as a letter
each wock, and they will also bo In
terested In our special write-up
editions that appear once u month.
Orders by mail or at oftlec, next
door to tho postofllce.
IIoi'Eit Buns., Publishers.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer iu Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Ilorder, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, liny, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
!
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$12,6SO
Will liuy oiio of the best hnlf ectlan farms
In Marlon county, Mtuatcil nenr Turner,
Urt'jffm. Term easy.
H. C. & J. H. PORTEtt,
Heal estate iinenlH, Atimivlllr, Or. 6.6-lin
T. IL HUBBARD,
Agent for
Cyclone Separators, Russell Engines
and Saw Mill Machinery.
Residence VTHI Commercial Ht., H.ilein, Ore,
0:(Wm
SINGER SEWING SEWING,
Office 181 Commercial St,
All Ktylen of llio Kniiwus.MIUKCrconstnnt
ly on hnii(l; also repairs nud nrcdles for nl
kinds of machine.
BURT CASK. Agent.
DUGAN BROS.,
"The Plumbers,"
290 Commercial 3t
Dealer In
Steam and Plumber's Goods,
Cnlirornla Ironstone Ketrer nnd Klrc Clny
Chimney Pipe, ete.
It. II. WESTACOTT,
Feed Stable & Livery.
Quled Hay for Sale
The best of care tiilcen of transient ntock
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,
Salem, near the folr grounds, nnd are pre
pared to furnish flm-closs brick and tue
on short notice.
Samples of ilrlck or Tile sent free to My
nolnt desired, on nhort notice. Orders can
K left with Jos. Kishburn. 110 State street,
where samples can be seen. aiff
SALEM
Capitol Home Addition
Is beautifully located In East Halcm, south
of tho Ulcctrlc Hallway line, near the
power house. IjirRO lots, lOOxlbO feet.
Uood soli. Tor fralc by
T. II. WILSON, Owner,
i !rt State Street, Halem.
Farms! Farms!!
Of all bIzch and prices. Fruit and
flop farms a specialty. Ten, Twen
ty and Forty acre tracts on railroad
at low prices. Also
City Property
In and about the town of Hubbard.
Call and be shown my unrivalled
bargains, or send for circulars.
CIIAS. P. STRAIN, AciEvr.
fi:14d-w2m
25c Want Column.
Notices Inserted for ONK CKNT l'EH
WOltD KACH INHEUTIOX. No nder
tlscnicnt inserted In this column for less
than twcnty-dve cents.
HELLENBRAND'S
Eatini Parlors & Candy llaniilitflnr.v.
lUrl Commercial Street
HIMiOKl'-Altr.:
IceCremii H)e , loo. nnd IK rents
Colfec. '1 en or Clioeolntennit Cake 0 cents
Mush nud Milk . - 10 cents
f'lnte of Soup m cents
Hot Cakes. ( oilee or Tc i . 15 cents
Ileefuleak nnil E?if4 'iiceuts
fork Chop and Kgtjn Zj cents
Mutton Chop nnu i.RKS jceni
Venison and Eggs Meenlfl
Sausage and Eggs a. cents
Ham and Esks - cents
Fresh Oysters any st j le . 2- cents
25 Cent RegularDinnorServed From II to3 0'Clock.
A ulre railetv of cgetnbles, etc., etc.
Also lea. eollec oi milk with all Si cent
meals without extra charge.
Choice Cigars, Imported pnd Domestic,
nlwajs on nand.
Porter House Steak nnd Eggh 10 cents
Tender Loin Steak and Eggs 50 cents
noil SAlii:. A thoroughbred hlnekStmn
1' ger horse at n moderately low flguie
Also a comparatively new cart and har
ness. !'. O. lJAKIUt.
T7IOK SALE. flood bay team
I; team, harness and wagon.
?175 for
Owner
lives close to Sam Tarker, North ale.n.
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T7IOK KAI.E. A party w ho Is le Iu
I1 city has u line New ll.iine sewln
chine lorsalu cheap.
unci men Kireeis,
Ent ill o
the
ma-
for. Court
fi:4-'Jt
;01tH.M.i:. One house and two lots In
l(
son.
South Salem. Inquire of W. 11. Simp-
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
ot"rm
CAPITAL NATIONAL HANK, nt Kalcm,
In the Slate of Oiegon, nt ihe clo-o of bus
iness, Mny 27th, 1SK).
KESOUrtCE-
Loans nnd discounts S227.2M IU
OveulraRs.sceuredand uneciucd 'Hi,1M hi
U.S. Eonds tohecuiociieulutlnu. W,t.3 CJ
)uo iiom nppiocu leseive
asents - ,")10 01
Due lrom other National L.uiks.. s,l l
Due lrom stale banks unci bank
cm ' 5,I7 :;s
Hacking house funiltuiciiiHl il.v
tures. - I,K" !
runout expense nnd taxes paid L',( X) .,
l'leiniunisou I'.h bojds ,wi 7,i
Checks and oihere.isli items 0,( .) 2(1
I.lllsoi oilier bmks 1 if)
I iHllomil p.ipe. currencj, nlrk
elsandtenij " 01
specie - .:'',7(i I 10
Lewi lender notes .! 1 CJ
lleclemptlou nind with U.S. tiv.is-
uier(jperceutofeliculntion) C!,i 03
Due lrom U. S. tieasiuer, other
that 6per cent tedemptlonlund SO 00
Total 1352,198 27
LIABILITIES.
Capital slock paid lu - S 75,0 ) 00
Hiu plus fund li.C.3 CO
Undivided pioilt3 -1,512 U
Nntlon.il bank nntcsoulstaudlug 17,103 00
Dividends unpaid 2C3 CO
Individual deposits subject lo
check 1SU.317 15
Demand ceitlflcntesordeposit 4l,!)02 47
Due to oilier National banks 2,0 -t 21
Due lo stntt banks and bankers 7,018 2S
Stylo is tlm Tiling.
People may sneer at styles all
they like, but no one, young or old,
wants to go dressed in an outland
ish manner. Whether it bo hut,
gloves, tie or suit, whatever the heu
son, or grade of goods, Johnson,
ITIOIISALIL I'hno new counters, and a
1' compiciOKcmrslielving for sale cheap
Inquire ot i o, lluUcr nt V. S.
Dearborns.
5 21-tI
Jloothby
latest.
& Co., will give you the
Oh, woman, in thine hours of ease,
In summer's heat and winter's freee
There's nothing will thy thirst ap
pease, There's nothing will thy palate
please,
No not the sweets of honey bees
Nor ruddy wino upon tho lees,
As will n brew of our choice teas.
J. CI. WllIOIIT.
TIOK KENT
olllre,
I' In best lilnei lu tnun. Innulicat this
desliable business ofllco
it thl
2-ltf
a.
1'KItKONAIi MKNTlltX.
Itereived this Mnruiuir.
A nlco invoice of black hats from
San Francisco the latest styles at
Mrs. Wilson's, in the new JJush
block.
TJATItONIZE Home Industry, nnd use
I .Mountain Halm Cough Cure. Guar
anteed to give icllct or money lefunded,
.Manufactuicd Il II. II. t'rosn, alem, Ore
gon. Smith it stelncr sole ngi-nts for
Halem. 1-Hdlm
ITlOlt SALE' one tlunjcarling cell, eight
j- iieuii Kiocti came, nini'k anu ueilers;
also one tubular ax uagon, nnd harness,
both nsgood as new Time given. Enqulic
of J. 1' Hobei tson, Ninth s ilcm
Total ..$.'i2,198 27
St to of uncoil, count j of Million, bS:
I, .1. II. Albeit, cashier of the uboe
nanied bunk, do solt niulv swear thnt tho
nbue statement is lute to the best of my
know ledgo nnd bcllcl J II. ALUEUT,
Cajulor.
Subsciibed and sworn to before me this
Jill day of June, 1MD. D. W.CUAIQ,
Notary public lor Oregon.
Cniocl Attest: T. McF. I'AlTON,
It. S WALLACE,
V. W.MAIITIN,
Dlicctora.
Union Pacific R. It. Company
"OVERLAND ROUTE."
Fine Watch Repairing
BY
C. A. BURBANK
No. 317 Commercial Street.
Citation.
lie It rcmembe-ed, that nt a regular term
of the county court, or the stato of Or gon,
for the county of Marlon, In probate sitting,
begun and held nt the court houso in the
city of Salen In said county and state, on
Monday tho 5th day of May A. D.. 1890, the
same belngthetlrst Monday In said month,
nnd the time ll.xed by law for holding a
regular term of said court, when were nre-
Kpnt
Hon. T. C. SHAW. Judge.
E. J. BAHCOCK. Clerk.
E. M.CHOIbUN.Sheiltr.
When, on Tuesday the 27th day of May
A. I)., 18SJ0, among others the following pro.
ceedlngs were had, to-wlt:
In the matter of the guuardian- Intntlon
ship of Daniel Clark, a minor. -llnuon-
Now at this time comes Ilnttlo Smith,
guardian of the person ad estate of Daniel
Clark, a minor, who presents to the couit
her duly verified petition praying
an order and license of this court, authori
zing, empowering nnd directing her to sell
all tho right, title nnd Interest of said
rmlnor In and to the following described
eal estate, to-wlt:
the west half of the donntlon land clam,
of Daniel t'lark nnd wile, said donation
land claim being paitofT.SS ofK. 3 W.,
nnd part of section 18 In T. 8 S. II. 2 W. In
Marlon county, state of Oregon, nnd con
taining in the whole donation land claim
Oil. IS-100 acres moieorless. Also beginning
nt tho northwest corner oi tho snld Daniel
Clark and wife donation land claim, noti
fication No. 415, claim No. 51, and running
thenco south along the west line of said
donntlon land claim 80 chains more or
less to the south west corner of said dona
tion claim: thence west 4.32 ehalns more
or less to the quarter section post on line
between sections 23 nnd 24 In T. 8 s, K. 3 w,
ofthc Willamette meridian; thence noith
following the quarter section lino to the
quarter section corner on line between
.sections 12 and 111 in T. 8 s. it. :i w thence
east 1 chains more or U.ss to tho place of
beginning containing 33 acres moro or less,
being the land conveyed to Daniel Clark
by deed recorded In records of deeds of
Jinrlon county, Oregon on page 713 or
book 5.
And itnppeaiing to the court fioin said
petition that it would be beneficial to said
minor therein mentioned, and Is neces
sary that the leal uxtate therein descrlbid
should be sold. It is thciefore OHDEKED
by the court that on Monday tho 7th day
July, ISUO.ut 10 o'clock In itho foieuoou of
t-aid day in this court In tho courtroom
thereof In the count, couit house In the
city of Salem, It the county of Mnrion and
state of Oregon, be lixed us the time nnd
place for cearlnguny and all objections to
tbegrantlncof said order and license of
sate and that a copy of tuls order be served
upon the next of kin of said minor, nud
upon all peisons Interested In said estate
as by.'law provided, bj publication thereof
In the Weekly LAi-n t.Jol iisai. for three
consecutive uud sueeessHe weeks prior to
said; date, said (.Ai'irAi Wiixi.i Jot'ii
iiai. being a newspaper of general circula
tion In said County and State.
T. C.SHAW, County Judge.
CEKTIl ITATh OI COPV Of Mf COKll.
STATKOl'OltKGON. I
County oi'maiiion,;
I, F. J. Iiabcook, Counly Clei k ol Marion
county. Mate of Oregon, and e-oHlcio
clerk of the Circuit Couit lor said county
nnd State, do heieby ceitify that the foie
goingtrnnscr ptofoidei ot the court, has
been by mo compaied villi the original
order and of tho v, hole t hereof, us the same
nppears of record lu my office and custody.
witness, my hand nnd heal of the said
conrt, this 3rd day of June. lwio.
healJ V. J. a A BCOCK, Clerk.
D. J. SHEHMAN, Deputy.
The Live City,
The Growing City,
. The Capitol City
OF OREGON
WILL bLLLDHAIL
JUIvY 4th.
Watch
For The Program,
-o-
W ANTED. A position as loiemnn or
Bupt. of construction, railway or
canal work, ny an iixperlemed num.
dress J.SKXTUN, nnjwnrd, Cnl
Ad-
Ladiks Attention. S u m in or
challluH at the Capitol Adventure
Co., for 7 cts.a yard. All shades and
outturns. Call and sco tht'iti. tf
I'ASTUitK. I have 30 acres of lino
pasture to let. Inquire of V. T
JliKdon, 150 State street.
Yf ANTED. An active man for each
hcctlou. Salary S75 to 8100, to locally
repiescnt a succo still N. Y. Company In
corporated lo supply Dry floods, clothlii'r,
Hhoes, .louelry, etc., to consumers at cos'l.
Also u Lady ol tact, salary $10, to enioil
members (MJ.OUO nou enrolled, yJOO.OOO paid
lu). Ilefeieuces chnugcd. Emplio Co
operatho association (credit well rated)
lock no uhi .. . 2:2l-ly m
SALESMEN WVNTED AT ONCE -A
few good men to sell our (jooils by
sample to the wholesalo and retail trade
Wo am the largest manufacturers In our
line Liberal salary paid, rermanent
position. .Money advanced for wages, nil
vei Using, etc, f'or teims address Centen
nial Manufacturing Co .Chicago, 111.
S.I.S t.t.MI0t.
trains for the east ltave Portland at 7.00
am and 11.00 pin dally, lie tts to andfron
principal points In tin United .States. Ca.
ndannd Europe.
Elegant New Dining Cars.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS.
breo I-amlly Sleeping Cars run through
on Express tinins to Omnha, Council
Hlulls and Kansas City without change
Connectlonsnt t'oitlnnd forfenn Francis
co ana rugei .sound points.
For further particulars address
ngent of the company or
I. W. i.EE. O. V. A.
C. S. MELLEN. General Tratllc Manager
llolse.t Manning agents, CS Court street,
Salem, Oregon.
any
Summous.
In the Circuit Court of tho State ot I
Oregon for Marion County. J
B. E. Morris, plaintiff i Suit In equity
vs. Y for
W. D. Morris, defendant) divorce
To W. D. Morris, the aboe named defendant:
In the name of the State of Orccon. von no
heieoy required to appear and answer the
complaint tiled against you In the above en.
titled suit, within ten days from tfae date of
the lervlce of this summons upon you If served
within Ibia county, or if served In any Other
connty of this state then within twenty davs
from the data of the service of this summons
upon jou, and if served by publication then
you are required to appear and answer said
complaint ou or before the first day of tberegu.
lar term of said court next after six vreeki'
publication of this summons to wit On or be
fore the 9th day of Juno. 1890. and If tou fall
so to answer for v. aut thereof the plaintiff will
apply to the court for the relief demanded In
aid complaint to wit For Ihe dissolution of
the bonds of matrimony now eiistlutr between
plaintiff and yourself and fur the custody of
iuu miuurcuuureu ui youruen anu pialutla
Thl- summons is served upon yru by publl
cation in accordance with the order of lion
It. P. Boise, Judge of said court
Dated April 23d, 1890 J J MUItPHY,
4:25-w6t Attorney for plaintiff,
Salem, Oregon, April 25, 1890,
Ttie Biggest 31owouit Bver
iii tlie Sta.te
Salem Will be Joined by the Entire
Willamette Valley.
July the 4th.
You cau sno money by buying your
Musical Merchandise
-nt
Always FitKsu. Tho vegetables
nud fruitH sold by Farrar & Co.
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Men's light coats and vests, from
'.60 to (5. A No. 1 goods. All
stylos mid colors, at the Capitol
Adventure Co. tf
Mrs. I. Vanduyu Is visiting in
Portland to-day.
A. W. Uowersox eanie down from
Jeftcrsou this morning ou busiuca.
Mrs. Joe linker has begun tho con
structlon of her houso on Center
street.
Geo, V, Smith was a pavuingor on
tho overland thin morning for the
Cascades.
V, J, Herren went down to Port
laud this morning to look up the
wool Interest.
lion. Tilmon Kurd was a ivihm'ii
ger to Portland this morning on tho
overland train.
Mr. W. II. Wilde, who Inn been
beou living across the utmu from
Elder Wire, has moved into hU
new houso in Yew park,
Mm, A. C, llalley, aslMer ofMrs, Fronuh U-e cream soda at Jmuw
W. H. llyara, who has been visiting, A Hornardl's, 100 Stestreet.
In the city for a few ilayn, went to
Portland this morning. makkikii
Hon, W. II, Hyars eame down
DIAMOND'S
Music House, Eldrldge lllock, Salem.
mt:
131 Court Hi.
Just In. A complete new line of
Carpets, at HuieiiB.
Hand lu yoursoelety and personal
Items for to-iuoi row's Jociinai..
Jones it Hernanll are now located !
at lOtl Stale street In their elegant '
new tiuaitei-s.
till and gaxollno htnvos in
Variety and cheap, at Stolner
hor's.
From Tei'ininal or Interior Points the
Norraern raciuc ttauroac
Is tho line to take
To all Points East anil South.
It Uthedliiliig car route, Itruns through I
vostlbule trains eery day In the car io '
',CiST. PAUL AND CHICAGO !
Winers
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(M Tie Notice!
Bajiiiamiiiui
j jh"I::v'-i-g Erf l
i ipaay ' If a
araifyriiri.wwtuiiii
PIANOS AND ORGANS,
Violins, Guitars, Mandolins, Banjos,
SHEET MUSIC,
Music liooks, nnd all kinds of .Musical Merchandise at
HENRY SCHOIYiAKER
-IS AGENT FOR-
The Walter A. Wood's Binders
and Mowers,
Big Steck: Binding Twine!
Combination Fence. Maker, Hay Hakes, Cedar and Oak Posts.
Farmers will do well to give mo a call.
-5S Commercial St , Stilem Ore,
Eldridge block, Commercial St.
PTIIE ONLY MUSIC STORE IN SALEM.
Brooks
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nr.Ai.r.Hs i-
Harritt,
US IV
FINE FISHING TACKLE,
HODS,
BASKETS,
FLTES,
LEADERS,
REELS,
Ill&Fvtr'1 j
BABY
CARRIAGES,
VELOCIPEDES
SHELLS,
PRIMERS,
NOVELTIES,
(TUXS, CUTLERY, SPORTIXG GOODS,
Base Balls, Hammocks, Croquet.
No. 94 State Street, Salem, Oregon.
$10,000
$10,000
For Sale-
Jlcrr;
from Meluuna last ovenlujf, and vn JONKS WILLIS. At tho itrwn
(NoohiiiKO of i'h iv,
(VmnoMHt ofUliiluKCHrv uuturptUM'.l,
ridlimui (Intuitu; iihiih oIivihto
Of llltkt Milllpllllt
TOURIST
.Sleeping Cars.
Ten Thousand Dollars
worth of-
Reinember our collector will he
iiround on the 16th, In tho mean
llmewiuaroup youraceountu for tlie
JoUHNAlitoJuuolBt.
.Don't teed the bby on sour milk
I! y Clin mi. frmli aweol milk
oU4 on loo of the Capital Dairy co.
02t,
uue twrlors of the M. K. ehuroh.
u inucjiy, Jmielith at Uo'cloek
a.m.. Samuel J. Jones ami m,h-v
A. WlllU. tmih of Marlon, H0vf,Mloku,iuni
Wm. Rollins oniolatliiK. KLKOA11T DAY
lliv.1 Unit run U miutriiclmt mid In which
mvoinmnduili na un both fivo iiml tur-
uiui lur uuidura ot nil mui .vona-lu.
I
COACHES,
greeted by tho lntellluenee of his
nomination for surveyor ttoueril oft
Oregon, ,
Iwv. IM . Tower U expecteil to I
arrlvo on tho evonhiK train from I
Helena, MouUvuu, where he ha
been durlug tho winter nud Hprlug,
UborliiK lu tho Intert-nt of the We-
lyun univermiy oi louutnu. (
Dr. H. 8 GoddauU. ofO,, Sniffi
.i iiwiiiluir tif tliol&Mfi of 'fW.of Will, uml uvtrv !... r u.,..f.l.. ., .
BATJNi.Hducd to J2,cenU metto university, arrived lu the rheum or other dluw may to ex.tiru
yrdt the Capitol Adventure Co. city thU mornluic nud will txMimln ' l".Hy,.kA"K"v.,"nHitl,la. " l'-' lo te"t"r
laaies lake a look uL tliem. ll will .1...1 1.- ...,......... ... ;7. -?".""'" ""iwrnvurwiwiuwu.
Vy yu' 6).tf cisw, which will occur next weak.
Kvfrjbody Known.
That at thin aeatiou tho blood U tilled
with Imimrltle, the ueeumulatlon
u. ti.yt.vuB Ul VIUHU lUllUlieillUUl 111 TI....V. tl.k... . ...... ...
IHKirly veutloltetl .tore, workshop iuaiTcA. inland 1$,$ iSJn
1111" 1 J2Iy "" " "" vi otnw w mia wm.
Jll Ktill lufliriiiKtinn Mnramin
A.coutluuoi4 Ua ooonauliw with nil
line, nam Jlug llr. na uulutt-rrujued
lullinn k!iwr lonacan buw
It U uuly tnedlciutt of whloh
doaea oue dollar" U true.
MOO
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AUtAUt tlruirnl !.... .... . w. .
JnrVr1 "' waTiuajssi'vas:;
Fancy and Staple Groceries.
For prjcptf and terma euqulro of
WELLER BROS.,
iiOl Commercial St.
feSrOoodA delivered frea to all parta of tho clty.fii
R. M. WADE & CO. irHVpJ,,,trtS0S0nfnotl,er krge
f1 wtiRonsana Hacks
uakes. Priees are tlw lowost, Qnalitv con
1 and exanloa them at 3S2 SSI anil 2S0,
, , Of tho best btandard makds,
siqered. All Invltetl to oa
l-ommorclal street.
J. A. ROTAN
r
at hU new quarlw. Jod ctoor gouit. ..1 Hi..- Hank, aaw ha a
Largerstockof Furniture than ever
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