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KILLER DRUB CO,, San Francisco, Cal,
Bold by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com't tit.
KLACKSMITILING,
Wagon and Carriage Making and Repairing
Horseshoeing n specialty. All work guar
anteed. JOHN HOLM,
Cornerof Commercial nndChemeketn sts.,
Salem, O.-egon.
WM. WICKEY,
House Painter, Decorator,
and Wall Tinier.
Leave order at John Hughes' store, State
street.
O. C. CHASE
Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall
Decorator,
Good work, economy and sample work
shown before engaging.
-Iay based on work measured on the
wall. Leave orders nt Sargent's, Meyers'
or Keller's resldencont Highland addition.
J. MACY,
Livery, Feed and Sale Stable
Corner State and Front Sts., Salem.
Uood accommodations and good rigs
Have h quantity nf good hay lorsale.
HS'-h J.MAC.
PAINTSHOP.
1 5 6 Commercial Street.
Hou&e and carriage painting.slgnwntlns,
paper Unas . decointlng, wall tinting,
und knlclinIuiU3. All work done llrst
class. iftrrli'&e palutlugn speciality, char
ges moderate.
P. II. RANKIN, PROP.
Salem Harness Shop,
B. F. WILEY, Prop.
Manufacture and make a specialty
of Farm and Heavy Harness. All
work dene in our own shop at
Salem and guaranteed rlrst-classs.
Give us a call.
IB
1V1 III1
0. D. 1HJTT0X, Prop.
l' iKllnir. of all kind made to order.
MILL MACHINERY,
PLANING MILLS
CORNICES,
nirrtii hhont,
WHEELS. I'ULLKYb,
and .pvri.il i'iiMHis ol any style or pat
U-rn made in uliort order, smooth and re-
Ruble In cvc y paiticuiar.
Repair any Machinery in Short Order,
enclnei, hop presses
onH twin efflVpsmillt.
Will niaKeesiiinir
on any Iron wor'K needed.
pild for old Iron
(ioou price
7-lS-lm
3fol i
ST v t -r- -rv T - the 11 which miisi yve in me iiiem- collBlaWCi w B (Jallilur.
I' I-V I IN. VJTiO'yMtlirli ownsiK-cial delight in I A,ironijUH,TO, a II Gley; coii
- - J the glorious day; nothing to bring to I . . WJMIIlei.
-Is he e! And so Is
E. SCHOETTLE,
With a fine stock of spring nnd (urame
SUITINGS.
Everything made up lu the latest fash
Ion and a perrect fit guaranteed, Don
forei-l to cill at Bohoettles bcfoie yn
make a selection,
J
are Hill felling
1
lower than ever.
All of our lUmpi are rrjide
ont of the
Best Rubber.
You should cot be without
one
lUmembr the jdaee.
PATTON'S BOOK STORE,
(4 State HU. H-Ieiu.
SELF
INKERS
BROS.
Stamns I
m
WASHINGTON NEWS' ,
The Tariff and Silver Engags
the Senate.
AMEIUCIX FOREIGN CATTLE TIUOE. .
Dealing With the Cuwml Co.
for Violating Ainoriciiii Con
tract Labor Laws.
IN TH1J SEXATK.
Wasuixotox, D. C, June 0. The
cotton bchedule of the tarifl' bill
formed the basis of the action by re
publican members senate II nance
committee this niurnintr.
americax cattli:.
Skxatok Call ofTeiel rboluii.n
I referred committee foreign lulaltnti.
re;.iesin;r President institute ue -titiilons
with Spain forsuch nniditlen
i ions of treaty with that government
as will enable American cattle to be
shipped from Florida nud else
wheie iu United States to Cuba.
The senate siier bill then taken up
and Cockrell addressed the senat.
sTitr.irr car strikers rtot.
Colum nrs,Ohio. The consolidat
ed street railway attempted to run
care this morning. Two care were
run out under police protection but
strikers swarmed around derailed
them and drove new conductors and
drivers on". Great crowds are gather
ed at the scene. Tlie employes of
many lanje establishments aie laid
off to help the strikers. The eom
pajy contemplate calling on the
governor for militia.
IX Til R HOOK.
Wasuixotox, J). C, June 9.
Congies'-niau Lodge offered a reso
lution that thesi-cu-tary of the treas
ury be directed to inform tlie house
whether it is tiuelliat the Cuuard
Sle.iin-iiip Co. refused to obey
orders of oulceis to give return pasa
ime to ceitain immi'ji'.iuW lauded at
New York, iu violation of tlie con
tract labor laws, and if so what steps
have Iwu taken to rofu-e entry to
8te.mishlpsoftli.it o mpany u'-iil
thi'V bal comiiiiid with the laws
and m;.de due reparation i'or tlieir
refusal. The resolution wasrefcircd
to the committee on foreign affairs.
The door was then accorded to the
committee on District Columbia,
ix i ax Tiior:n.i:s nxnr.D.
Wasuixotox, ID. C. June l.
General Scholield has n-cieved in
infui mation irom General Ruger to
the effect that the trouble iu Rose
bud between the wtllersaud Chey
enne has subsided. The Indians
agreed to surrender the prisoners
demanded by tlie authorities
SHOT IN THi: DARK.
Wasiiingion, D. C, June 0.
Willitiin Howell, a coloud man,
wi" found dead yesterd.iv morning
near the wall of a lodge hoiue, op
posite one entrance to the soldiers
home. John Dolan, an old veteran
who acts as watchman, wtn awak
ened bv ibe noise of dogs and ec-
curing an old .iavy revolver, he, and county of .Sail hrancisco. i lie
fired it in the direction of the u oise cine arises out of a decision of Jan
which immediately ec-ed. Tie uu-.vSlh, 1BJU. ilecluiing the char
bullet entered Howell's throat and ter n tlie American Sugar Ite'iiLii,'
de.u.i was instantaneous. Howell's Co.. of San Franci-co f.rMteil. and
wife was a domeitic in the lodge imposing a One of vSOOtlfor violation
where Dolan slept, and he was
go-
Ing there to fee her, when noise of
dogs awakene 1 tlie old watchman.
A coroner's jury acquitted Dolan.
rourlli of July and the Children.
In preparing for tho celebratiou of
our great national holiday wc must
not forget tho boysaud girls. su
ally the program of processions,
speeches and sports is arranged en
tirely with an eye to that which is
attractive and amusing to the
crowd, that which will bring in the
! country pen; lc, make tlie trade
I lively, air a few popular citi'eiis,
- content th" coar-er element with a
; touch of sensation or racing, and
never Willi a direct plan for the
i larger and truer portion of tlie pop
ulation the children. They mere
ly follow around from one tiling to
puother, getting whatever then- is
ofl'md, good, hud or itldlflerenl,
with nothing to bring back with
ljem the me-aning of all the deui -
ons.r.ition, iiotiiiug 10 oiuik noim.
lo them the ica i.ation that they
are little ludividuuU who must ox-
prc-s thanks for the benefits their
great ancestors have given them.
I We must make our children
Americans whi'e they are young;
I in yoiiih only do we learn lon of
(devotion and loyalty. No other
, American hollduy soglorillus Atner
lcuilsm as do-s the glorious Fourth.
1 Teach the child (hat it is Ills inheri-
, tance by divine right and ho must
(seothatthebirtiuirty 01 nis couuiry
Is kept sacred.
Build the duy'ii program for the
children aim 11 win pivuw "',
whole commuuliy ; it w ill be elevat-1
lin, mill honor tin- ilnv &s no other
plau uld. Give one dHy in ibe
year to tlie duetiou of pure Amer-
icauistii und we will ued iimkB lew
lawn (he other 304 duva.
Let us follow ,.chi:dr on Ju-
iy tn. jh iiinii uun .... ...
tin and hiHg .iwiriotlsiii no
we will Mi-r, n-ii.lfrdtlatjus for
itniid Iwvv n smt-Ur. Urftttr eity,
uud bigbt-r, (nhTMlHte whwllwr lu
public or privl U-t the little fa
li-ud u. in Mr- huttonug ( thU grant
day "Iir Um1 m.d mhi- mih! M
tiv UimI". aud . blMMa will wiw
ot it hwI m jr.jHn4 iy Uwu will
be felt throueout our fair State.
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Seven Men and Some Valuable
Horses Killed
IX A FlilllllTlTL HAILIiOll) WRECK.
Several Base Hall Teams Arrest
etl for Plnyinjr on Sunilny.
Otlier News.
MKX AND HOICKS KILLED.
Sr. Lons, Mo., June 9.--A very
serious railroad wreck is reported
from Wnrrcutown, Mo., (11 miles
we."t of iheie on tlie Wabash road.
Two freight tmins collided just out
side of V:iiieiitown this morning.
Boili engines ii'id IS cars ale wreck
ed, seven men niv killc1 nud sevend
wounded. Of eiilit j. lace hre
eers, laden with mee h nssen r in
fo r Kansas I'iiy i.ici-. two u-ii-wrecked
and seM-n iu-n i-i vliargeof
the horeesare reported killnl but no
names are yet received. Fifteen
race horses were killed and a num
ber of train mwn injuud.
UASE HALL MEX AKKttSTED.
riOciiiSTEU, N. Y. June 9. The
members of the Philadelphia, Ath
letic an 1 Rochester baseball teams,
of the American association, with
Umpire Toole, were arrested here
ibis liinriiiug, on charge of playing
baseball on Sunday last, at Iron
Deqtwit.
DANK WT.ECKKK SEXTEXC'KU.
New Youk, June 9. Recorder
Smylhe this morning senteuecd
Broker Bull, of Sixth national Bank
wrecking fame, to imprisonment at
hprd labor lor seven years.
nxroncixo the census.
New York, June 9. The district
attorney's ollice was crowded this
morning with census enumerators
who had come to lodge .nuiplaints
nuainst peons who refurd to ans
wer (tn-itiou. Slvty warrants have
tint- far been ifsiied.
sues ion LM'.KL.
London, Km ;land, .hint- !).
George Washington Bultertleld, an
Anieric.n, has brought an action
for libel against the Financial News, i
claiming damages at 100,000 for
publishing a statement that a oer
I. iu mining operation iu which
Bullerflelii was interested was an
impudent wild scheme.
UNIQUE MOXUMEXT PROPOSED.
MiDDLEsnouotGii, Ky., JuueO.
One of tlie most uiihuic memorials
ever pioposeJ is now being discussed
here. It consists in tlie erection or
a monument, jointly by a com
mission of Grand Army men and
ex-confedertao soldiers, acting in
unison, to their respective leader iu
the civil war, Grant and Lee, on
two mountain peaks overlooking
the Cumberland Gap.
EXJOIXIXG A CITY AND COUNTY.
Sax Francisco, Cal., June 9
Tlie supreme court rendered a decis
ion in bank to-d;y in the ca-e of
Theodore A. Haveineyer and others
lgidnsttliesupeiiorourl of the city
of its provisions. The ellecl ol the
Juiij.uienl io-dtiv is to rulcmu the re
lineo' from the control of tin- Re
c iver, and aI orders of the supeiinr
court, pending a dec-ion on the Re
fining Co's appeal, which U now un
der advisement by tlie supremo
court.
Tin: si:vlT..Uj I'nmxrrs.
Const iTulnrs of the IVac? Throughout
the County for tlie Knsiiins Year
Aieoi'diii' to llelunis.
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Following is a list ottl.ejus ices of
tho peace and constables in the,
1 . , ... i
several precincts inr me ;e.ir nun
niencing July 1st:
East Salem Justice of the peace,
M E Goodell; constable, Jos How-a-d.
South Salem Justice, II S.Iory;
conMuble, N ID Join.
North Salem Justice, A E Park
: ci.ii--.iide, J II MeCorniick.
- ic.i .1 list ir-o. .huniM Balclieler:
l Aidnua-Juhtice. W R Towns-
end; nonstable, J T Ro-h.
Rtiiteville Jiiblice, W
E I lor; !
constable, WoimI worth.
ClianiiMieg Justice, Jolin Hoofer;
: cotislable, John r'collaid.
, Fa'rllold .lu.ii I-e. V H liuret.e;
constable, L A U tl, Jr.
I Gaiiield Ju-iii-e, Tlios Soot (5
constable, C D iliirtman.
GervHifcJtisilw, L II i'lHijade;
constable, Peter Mlkel.
Horel Judti'-e, John Umnk'H;
( w,sUlb!l.i C)ttH Work.
Howoll-Juitieo, Httiiiuel Cuiiu;
constable. Wm WKUt.ril-.
HuuUud-Juitic', ( P mmIm;
cobtuble, A Coyio.
Jellerson Ju.tno,
uonsluble. C ii lllldtl
V
B'IO.
j'fjfe'0 KvhH,; S'n'
fe "jcinjnunet 1 i ( porir;
ncild, L M lU-wier.
j ilohmim JumIih, J M lh'
rtJj.JJII.
stable, A L 1'mIioii.
sji l'.iul-.lukc, Win
Cftfvwr;
uxu-Uble, IIkj i.ihiiih.
Silver CiYi-k J uuitw, O A WeU;
eooKUtuH- 1 i.icn.-. . .
. 1 . ! IlIL
-rvriTriTZ. M""
L'..i n...ii. 1 .1 t & f - wmt
titu)UMI-JUiUv, U W te.eli;
itriNblt-, J P '1 bourn.
Tururr-Jitnkw, W M HHWmr).
owmuUm. Hrtirv HrlmkM.
WwnltiiirH - Jkwtit', Wm UtUiir.
eouMHblo, J II Urudloy.
- - 1
CIKCl IT CofHT.
-
I The June lenr. of Circuit l,
I was oneued at V o'clock Hits cltcr-
"" b' Ju,, 1- Do,w' wUh.
County Clerk JiaUCOCK nun niierni
Crotstui as court ot.leers, assisted by
W. Scott Taylor, ns court balliH'and
1"). M. Morris as grand Jury bnlllfl'. i
District Atlomc. Hewitt Is also on
h.-.nd for M lbi term, as the work
of that ollice will devolve during
n,e next two years upon Hon. Geo.
G. Bingham, of this city.
Tlie following grand jury was se
lected: Lewis Savage, foreman; U.
A. Crossau. R. II. Leach, Ell Burk-
' holder, Adam Ohmart, J. R. Broyk-s,
15. Weisner.
Judge Boise charged this body
with great care and precision, im
pressing upon them the importance
of the work before them and the
manner of conducting it.
Upon motion .L.dge W. II. Pratt
was admitted to tlie practice of this
c urt upon certillcate of the supremo
cull of Kansas.
J"d c lioi-e then commenced call
ing the docket which follows nud a
portion of which is called as tlie
Journal goes to press.
CALENDAR OK C.VUSHS.
1 M KainiLsky vsM Gcrsliback,
garnishee.
2 Elizabeth Brown vs John Mc
Kay et al, partition.
a Florence McCoy vs Jas X
Smith, et ux, damages.
4 CBMoores, et al, vs Ellen L
Mooies, et al, equity.
o Ellen Ii Moores, et al, vs C B
Moores. etal, action for money.
0 Geo A Swtegle.vs Nancy Belle,
et al, equity.
7 Alexander Mitchell vs Al
Sliivcs, action for money.
S S J Edgar vs Susan Edgar, et
al, part'tlon.
ORussell & Co vsFred Schnabel,
action for money.
10 J D Hurst, guardian, vs W W
Giesy, equity.
11 Samuel Llvesly vs. A J Luce,
ct al, action for money.
12 HenncLs Bros. vs. Allen it
Smith and Searle& Dean, garnishees,
action for money.
10 A G Robert, vs. Robert Ford,
damages.
14 School District No. 4, Lane
county, vs. E. J. Crow, change of
venue,
15 A O Snyder vs. J V Snyder,
divorce.
10 S A Jones vs. I) 11 Johnson,
et ux, action for money.
17-Lillian B Caylor vs. Albert C
Caylor, divorce.
IS Goo Pope & Co. vs. Ames &
Dclrlek nud D McCully receiver, in
junction. 19 L F Butler vs Matilda Butler,
et al, partition.
20 Alfred Narraway vs W B
Mayer, et al, equity.
SI II E Schmidt vs. Jacob Gtib
ler, equity.
22 B F Moody, treasurer, vs. C W
Scriber, action for money.
23-Peter Mauri-r vs. Win and Mary
Winkelnian, action for money.
24 II II Hewitt, district attorney,
vs. Mary Billings, ct al., suit to en.
force bond.
25 Dittcuhofer&IInaHVr-. Donald
McDonald, acliiiii for money.
20 S R Hammer, administrator,
vs. John Osborn, art Ion for money.
27-C M Skeels vs. Smith A Dor
mice, ti mi i;es,
2S Elizabeth J Osborn vs. John
Osborn, action for nioiity.
29 D F Campbell vs S E McKin
ney, equity.
5!0 Liz.ie Ledermaii vs. John
Ledern.an, divorce.
31 Maria B Hanson vs. State of
Oregon, petition.
S2 John II Plum vs. Mary E
Plum, divorce.
33 Stale Insurance Co vs. Ellen
Savage, action for money.
3! Ora Harris vs. Samuel Harris,
divorce.
35 F.lmerEHiirriU vs. Eliza Por-
ter, ct al, partition.
5 VMonlH VH
d i voice.
w
D Morris,
Wm Mnr-
37 lames A Murray vs
ray, partition.
3S (iilbert Bros vs. Whale Sc
Gallilier, action for money.
3') Sameas 38.
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JU .101111 vrguoill vs. ill iiuii -
dt-l"llotl. limit-ill iiolll lll-llce'Hi'otllt.
41-E Wnl find vs A
(II vol If.
42 Heney Shriini vs Eric .111ler
f,on, damage. ,
43 Emma Miller, ndmluMmtix, '
vs Southern
1 venue.
I'ailllc Co, eliniHte of
44 W A Gtitliiie, udmlnistrutor, j
vgSoutliern Pnclliu Co, change of j
vonvu. I
15 Gilbert & PnttcrM)ii vs Ed N
. 1 Edes. action fur money.'
40 J J Dalrymple, v E.l Ilihi,
Mi-tii'ii lor money.
47-R.fiilltld-rtultli Co v Eil N
EtUw, Hetlou for money.
4ft-.St'lii-l & Mnyer v- 1M N
Ed i-, miIoii lor money.
li-V R ItawxHi vs Ed N l&li-s.
uelloii for money.
4U-CoWler C .Mnihlnk .l 11
Mrt4itiiik., 1lviw.
Al J l Brown v. 1v.'r V.rsm,
MtftbHi f" nwnwy.
MV XV Van Burrn Al.t-V-.-
lJiir.0, divortu-.
U-JM'ih Alriert v. S I' l'r
row, m at., tn-lUtu for iboimgi.
4 Cha II iXxlii it Co. vi. JtotHM
A. ICnyi;. iwtbMi for utnucy.
45 Win ArtinrfMHg v. F J Biii-
w. tiotUn for iimwi'.
841) l ()i.rn ic
C
v. A
AblolL Motion fr mtoy
ATriuij uf (lfeaiu v
T1l
jo. v
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VHJOO IIMIW V"'-. ctihhj .
t& Jultu It. ltwA Vd Jkiwcr WhI
ttt uutiilr
" 7, ,..1U, , ., lkirtMr r-u w
mn ' ,m1 J " ,tortr r " ' "
IJrookt Helton for iumu'.
OO-J II Olds v Win Dehnvcn, ot
1, notion for money. .
til 1, L Rowland v.sCCMeCown,
et al, equity.
t52-DuiIel Durb,, vs u c Kuncyi
ei in, ncuou uir uiouuy.
G-1 II II Myers v 11 II Foray the,
action for money.
o4 W A Cuslck vs S H llanimer,
atlm; appeal from oouuty court.
Of those" called the followlujr
shows the disposition made of the
pilucip.il ones, and can bo found by
tlieir numbers abeve:
Passed Nos.S, 0, 10, 14, 17, IS, 19,
20, 21, 24, 2o and SO.
Settled Nos. 11, 22 and 2;5.
Demurrer Filed Nos. 20, 27 and
2S.
ContiuuedNos. I, 4,6, 12aud 15.
Among tho attorneys noticeable
from abroad are L. Moutanye, of
Albany and Judge Bronnugh, ofj
Portland.
Remember the contest at Unlver
liy cnapel at ;t o'clock, Tuesday.
Freeh icecream soda at Jones
& Bemardl's, 100 St tc street.
Oil and gasoline stoves iu great
Variety and cheap, at Stclnerfc Bios
ser's.
Pasture. 1 have ;0 acres of tine
pasture to let. Inquire or W. T
Rlgdon, loO Stale street.
.No lire. To All Concerned.
Citizens who have defective side
walks are warned to place them in
repair at once, as it is desired to
have our streets and walkH iu the
most perfect condition by July 1st,
when our city will be full of stran
gers. Unless defective sidewalks
arc put in proper repair at once, tlie
repairs will be made at tlie owner's
expense. E. A. Graham,
d lw Stieet Supervisor.
Cared in one Day.
Dr. Helden: A few nights slnco
I was taken with a sore throat
cough and still neck. I used your
Etheieal Coiiuli Syrup, and by
morning I was nearly well, and by
night cured. James 'Patterson,
Supt. woolen mill, Stockton.
Large size $1, small 50 cents. For
Sprlng Ktner.
At tills season oflho year the niot fig
oiousand hearty people olten have a fi-c-t-In-rof
"(Mirlncs, tlit-tland worn tail, with'
mil nmhltl.iii to do anything, and inany
bioak out In pimples and bolls. What
m rttiilrulsu mllil tonlo medli-tnu tlial
will act gently on thullM-rnnd bltMiil.iuid
for this, nothing oouals Dr. (Innn's lin
piiixctl Llt-r t'tll-i. Tht-v glvoim activity
to tlie llier. pnrltv l hi- IiIihkI and by llu-lr
mlltl lonlo iii-tlon, new vitality Hint
Mien-th to the entire system Sold at "J5
cents a Ihix by Smith A Su-iner.
25c Want Column.
Notices Insortcd f'ir ONK OKNT l'F.R
WORD KAOH INHEItriON. No adver
tisement Inserted In this column for less
tlian twenty-live cents.
17OR BALE. Good bay team. SlT.'i lor
l' team, luu-ni-ss and wagon. Owner
lives close to Rim I'niki-r, N01II1 sale. a.
(I.U ll-w
Olt -. I.E. One house- anil two lots In
; South salein. lniiulroof V. II. Hliup-
I.IOU si A LK. A thorou'jhliri-d liliiek Stnni
I' gcr lim-Mial 11 nioiluialely low llguie.
Alsea comparatively now cult and har
ness. F.O. llAKKll.
IsOlt SALE. Tliieo ncwcounleis and a
1 liimpli-lon-t orhlii-lvliig for suit) cheap
Iniiiilioof F. O. Ei-kei at F. S. Deal burns.
r:'.MI
ITIOR RENT A doomblo tuislnms olllco
1 In buhl liloe. In town. liKiiitroul tills
ollice. -Mtf
l"j'll OXIy.l; liii,.- imliistry, nun use
I ; oi .linn . -I . 1 oiigli' tue. iftiiir-
ivu iillci or money refunded.
! . cm llv II. ll.i'ro-s.Sn i-iii.Oi'i--
011. s ii.ii .t sti-luer mlo iigt-nts for
bilem. I-Kdlni
17OH s,l.i:--iiu- lliiiiyi-aillnvcc'-ll.ei'iht
I" liii-tl Ntoclt enltle. i-nlvi-s and hellers;
nl'OOiio liiluiliir ux vii';oii, anil hiiini'ss,
linili iihgood as new Time given. IIiui u 1 1 :
of .1. 1' Robc-ithoii, .soulli Milum.
WANTED. A position as foreman or
Hupl. of construction, railway or
canal win It, by 1111 experienced mini. Ad
diiMN J.MhXTON, Iliiyvvard, Cal
AANTKD. An active nuin for eaeli
V seeuou. 8.ilaiy $" to JKIO, to locally
,-i. eeiil a hiicco slut N. Y. Coiiipnny lo
co ioi. led lo supply Dry Goods, Clotliluv,
-' iocs Jovelrv, L-tn.. lo coiihiiiiicis i-t cost.
AMi a UuIyoYtael, hiiliiry $W, to i-ni-u'l
nu-iiilie-s fWI.OUO nou clirolli'd, tJUl.OCX) paid
I. 1. i:.ci cures bM'hiill-ied. Klliiilrn Cis
! o ii-.iiilve ii-MM-lallnii (eieillt well iiileil)
I Lock box 1110. N. Y. S:3M.v 111
I
1
lALKSMKN WANTED A 1' ONCE -A
O lew go-id men to sell our goods by
wiinple 111 tlie itholtwilc mill rot n 11 trade
Wt-are tlie liirgtwt mauiiliii'tuicis In o-n-line
Lllx-nil haliiiy paid. IVriiianeiit
position. Monnv iidvaiii-eil for waai-s, a1.
veitlslng, etc. For li-iins address lYnteii'
liliil Miniufaclurliig Co ,1'lilixigo, III.
!MK.t.l.'l0t.
i ityANTKI
Tnri'iilK fiinn of fiom IW
10 Jl urn s. niosllv imn-ovml liml,
1 i. ,..!... ....t..i.i.ii tlilu fnlh '.iVul fiirm anil
(, olfald, ! gii-xl loriitloii pn-fiirri-d; liavi- ImiI Wrmn
I ej()rleiiei. Wnii- toOio ICiiKlerly. Ml
vitrton.Or. &K-IW
Disohition Niitiii-.
XTOTiri' l Hereby given linn uie mri 1
1 iit-inblp heretofurii existing lietHi-en
Urn iiiiil'rslgned iniilir the llriu mine of
llMrllett A l i.tt.-rllli, Ht Sulei.i Oregon, Is
thUilay dlMilvid by miiluiil eou-eut W. (
VV IW rneil reiiruiB ironi 11m orin, ". .
I'Htlerlaln A Sim ulll -iiiUiiiii- In IiiisIui-m
hi IIIBOIUbUUI'I ... " . J,',',.'v'.' '
IfclVAt-W
B. II, ITII.R1.IN
'IIIIC
UIJNS
I H.I HUH - W) ll I'lllllillll
c.lll.ille
Drawing i-iii ! 1 r
lining ir wild 1
fnmu-html'1 tlt ll--!i!ll
Im-wm-ii t'blmgu I
I'mil and Mioiw i
HDd MIlMUUkx u
llli1l
W Trains Willi 1'uIIhu.U VistllMlhMl
Untwine rni
I" it iMtes- tltM
aS'SMnimlm
Hd AsbUjudsMd ihiImUi.
.ml UlluruukMa nud
rwr-WKn ruiliiuii ymmHW iirawxtg
i ixawi miAuiyHtM lwir tut lit XikOi-
wti ItMriic ralln4 letHii 1'Ulnniv uul
IVifitaBtl.Or.
UOHimiunil iniiws iu sisi ipiih rsMwu,
A.'-.uk. h...a-. Iu.cn udd itMllln.1 WlAAfiJl.
mt IJMWfUi
Sftibfcis:RnY4M
Ktnu, nmuu. unmiw, siiiw run.
KM Claim. MurUy, Wis., awl ImhiwismI
h4 Umtmr, Mb-h
tiekM. tM.ulug r rTvIUiii.,
uhh. taW .ii..-fc-r miuttumuf. Mr
.Hd iwttMzt,A'jm
IliMi F9U.1M
iia I. Umr . IU. uk. WU.
J.N.UvNFuHIL
HmVftmm Xtr-. W. IVal.
II.C.BAKLOV.
tHftflWStti
iXmtOmt ImT KHdTkt Agi. MIIwuh-
1$M
SWA
I I
tf'WSWW'
"" f.we-
Over Two Hundred of these favorite Pens are now iu uso Iu Marion county alone It Is ono of tho very best
Fountain Pen manufactured. All Insurance Agents uso this Pen. Tho lato improvements render It still moro
attractive and moro desirable.
A full lino of MABIE TODD & BARD'S Gold Pens are always iu slock, also
PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTO ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS,
SCRAP PICTURES, PURSES, CARD OASES,
VISITING CARDS, WEDDING STATIONERY.
Remember
Grand
COX
A Handsome
Latest and Improved pattern, nickel llnlsh, with complete set of utensils, (purchased or It. M. Wado it Co.i
O
A Ticket with chaneo on this elegant Prize presented to every purchase or ONE POUND or our
RELIANCE CAN TEA. Price 75 cents per pound.
Boots and Shoes !
L,eatl-ier and Findings.
BQrCush paid tor Wool, Hides, PcKh and Furs,-VjfH
The Bissell "Gold Medal" Carps Sweeper.
The Gost in the World.
No. 131 Commercial Si..
Salem, Oregon,
Tins
Ready
Fury's
DELAYS ARE DANGEROC M
It Is sure dcalli;2.r cents ja-r can.
M.
mMM jiM'iii'Am'iiiiit of fink harness
l$&jttWlX&
t-? ! rff"" A ucucrai 1,111c 01 uuinc 1111111.1111111; uuuua,
Inf-IPl' ill
CWrlU-nalrliig prom
all kliulH of
a iH!clalty.
A.B.BURBN,
FURNITURE DEALER I
CO M M 1 KCIAL STREET,
SAI.BM,
THE
SECOND
MOORE &
I )!' In Fiiniltiifc, NoIIoiih, QueeiiHwarc, GlaMWiire, CigarH, Tobacco,
, (Joiidli-H und Nuin. All kinds of wcond hand goodd, iKitigbtaiid Hold,
(IomU wild on
commission.
T
I I I .1 I I I Ifl.l 1 I I kill '""v
.... 1 t a luullfl i U11
1NHUIUNCK
nue.
j(hs, AI.IIKRT. Agent, Haleiu. Oregon.
, .
QWRFRRFWNRMAr.HrJF
I UIIIUUII WkWII IMW iriMWMIMU
Office 181 Commercial St.
AU stybM iff Ilia FHiiuMisMngereonstuiiU
Iijr tnb kawl, itlM rtlr and lirodlnt fur nil
Kind nt iMHdiilue.
IIIIUT CASK, Aent.
AGENCY:
OF THE
I FOUNTAIN
the Place,
dM
tr
(? Vu e
9S State street, Salem:, Ore.
iThLird
'Tea
offered by-
&
(irorei's, '210 (loinincrciul St.
BOGGS
Garland Cooking
Wm. Brown & Co.,
di5A.l,h;ks IN
VEltY K13ST JJHAKDS
Mixed
for family uho at-
Drug Store.
Slaughter your Hqulrrclx now liy the uho or FRY'S SQUIRREL POISON,
BEAMBR,
Whips, Collfirts, l-irjclls
ami neatly done, nud
light Harness lo order,
Carriagu itm
INDEPENDENCE, OREGON.
OKUQON
HAND STORE,
OSIiORNE
i;or, niuio nuu iioeriy nt.
.. ... . ' . . fc (. L . ...
Brick and Tile for Sale
4
MURPHY k DESART,
Htirc4-Mr to I). Nash, have a welleslab
IbhtMl Itriok und 'illv fuelory lu North
Male in, near the fair ground., and Mt pro
purtd to furiil.li nrsl-clnM Urlek nud tile
on short liotle.
HiiiuiHM f Hrlck or Tile M-ut frn to any
wilm daafrud. mi .liorl uotlwu Orders cuu
be left with Jos, Fl.hburn, 110 Wale street,
where samples in be seen. n4w
I
I
i i
Prie,
Ol
Paints
rroporiulH for IHiIh fop Salo of Norlli
Nalcm School Huiltlin
!m3Ss,
Wed nil ho olllco
no 'J I. HK). fur the
oiiiuiiihii iiuiiiiing nt
North s-iicin, nenr
IM-Wl ,1,-m IX l.n ...
llUIV'l'tl flflllltlii lin..!.....!.,. l., .......I.r
' fill fii Iiiiniii lulu 1 l Ikiwi tn.l. L..10 t .
'l , inwj AJIU1 Will UU
jiiieiii-d al my otl.eo in 3 o'clock p. in.. June
31, If) 'Ibe llouid it-horvet tlio right to
nject nuy rail nil bhU. Done by tholMuird
oril.llStllllM lt fenli.Mil Hi., V.. .,1 f-ttl..
D
-L .o V X
U.XUAOl
22
Range,
irtlli day of .Mn v. lni. w '11. simiwim "I
Hchool fiork.
Hrliqol .Meeting.
There will ha 11 sih-oIiiI meellnr nf II, u
Max MVUP of school illslrlnl Nil. 81, of Mu-
. I..,. ...uui, wiuiiiu, ueni 111 1110 opera
Iioiimi In Mtltni. on Tiiu.,(Uy,tiielUlli tiny ol
.liine.lIO.iimo'eliK-k p. 111. to consider the
bid fur Isiuils to bo Issued 11 nil lu author-lm-eutititiiOM(irNniuillilineiliittvl:ible.
and lotiniiinielsiieli other bus, ,itNsniiniiy
uiiiiiu I m fo. u tho iiieetin-t
Doiiubv outer ol the bomd of director
of sehiMil dlst.let No.'Jl. this May llUt.lKW.
V II. HIMIfON,
Clerk. DltrietNo,2L
rroiiortuls for Wnotl.
HttHled bids will he received at tho olllco
ofwiiool olerW.atiCoiiuneiclal street, H.
Ihiji, oisaoii, 1111III Jmio 31, NX), ror Ihu
dallvury itl ICO eouls of Iore firnnd SOrords
r Ihs-uw gii'iio. iiodr i-eli 10 1 10 delivered
!itliult hale .1 uIiih.i iiiiiidiinr.on or
lieflirw AH'ilKt W, pui, IU coiils or In ego tlr
end IQroitlsufiHi .ugiub o. ixmi.v onli, to
be dsllvo.ed lit the Mouth Fnlom school
lnm-.e, Weordsof lurgu ttri-nd to cords ot
bpjf(jrut)oriKMly is.lt. lo Imi Uellveied nt
.No ill Hrleui selusil 15 cords n Inr o 11 r
nud lOcuiiUoflargHgriib 01 Iwidv oik,to
x dttlhe,el i-l the ligo Cculivl -cliool.
All vuhmI miisi Imj lour feel Ion?, it-asonn-bly
fcimljlll nnd toided oIomj. All htdl
wsll Imi 0wncd nt n'jovu nfllcont 3 o'clock
p. 111 .June 11, lhoa Tbo ImwiiI ,use.es tho
I'ljlhl to rejt-it and ell hid .. Done by
urilei ollhe Ixsirtt of director aforesaid,
tlllsJTllidu, ofMay, 1W.
Kellixil Pl.t'. No. it, Marfoubo. (jr.
Final Hettlement.
uTIl'k u huio-iy aivim that the uuiler
.linen Hiiiiiiiiiii.iiiu 11. iiieeimio 11
nectulo o(
In
n H. riili.ioiu,dpcwui,li(viii'iHlcit hi
fluPleiwiuiitwiili lion, I". aMIiiiw.ionuly
Judai'i-f SlBit
lH)57.HVU,i'
ii'ijHiirims w
;t of BlBitoii otniiy, UiVftvii, heJ Used
i.-.-iotn
bo Kilo wis I nud the
IX) HIIOI
churgMl
t luii'.-ioaik 11- in., in iitir nny .
hy --III ace. 111 in. should njit 1
a iu.ltii,ii"iiuivi ' ,
J. W DIlAWl'UHU. .i
SttJWft
Vdinlnlstrutor ofsaldrstnie ,
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