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collections.
THE EVKNIKOCArlTAI. JOURNAL reel!-
larly receives the anernoon, associated
press dUprtches.
SOMB COMING EVENTS,
July i. Grandest celebration In Orcjcon
at Salem.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
Couldn't STor Over. Assistant
Postmaster General J. S. Clarkson,
lila brother, It. P. Clarkson, editor
and proprietor of tho Iowa Stato
Register, and their party, passed
through Salem last evening, their
car being attached to the south
bound overlnud. A Joukkai. scribe
who has known them nearly twen
ty years had just time to eujoy a
"shake" with them and to hear
their regrets that their business had
so shaped Itself that they could not
make Salem the anticipated visit.
They were delighted with what
they had seen of the Willamette
valley and only wiahed they could
have spent some time examining
Its beauties. They will stop a short
time at San Francisco and proceed
eastward as fast as possible.
New FiM. In this Issue will be
found the card 'of the new Arm of
Gobalet & Wlllach, civil engineers.
Mr. Gobalet Is very well known to
tho JoUEKAi readers, while Mr.
Willaeh Is a new comer from Call-
SOCIAL SWIRL.
Journal Reporters Corral So
ciety's Events.
A WEEK OF GENERAL INTEREST.
Musical and Social Functions
Past nnd Coming for tin
People's Pleasure.
AFTERNOON RECKITION.
On Friday Mrs. Win. England
received about one hundred nnd
fifty lndy friends at Her home on
Liberty street. Mrs. Geo. H. Burnett
nnd Mrs. E. M. Lnfom assisted In
tho functions, together with Mr.
Moores, of California. The enter
tainment was enriched by rendi
tions from Wolfl's parlor orchestra,
elnslug by Mis Willis nnd rending
by Miss Long. The house
and grounds were decorated, the
stairway beautifully trimmed with
Ivy, the dining room draped in blue
and yellow, with plenty of cut
(lowers. The outdoor arrangements
for cozy resting places and chats
were complete. It wax n few min
utes to six when the last of the
company separated. The luncheon
consisted of salads nnd sandwiches,
with delicious addition und etceteras.
A feature of the service was the
hand-painted china which was the
work of the fair hostess, who is fair
in every department of social cul
ture. The event was one that
caused nil to express n high degree
of culture.
HES1C1NED.
Miss Jenue M. Long has sent
in a resignation as teacher of elo
cution iu Willamette universi
ty. She was asked to withdraw
the resignation but did not do so.
Miss Long has an engagement otter
ed at Portland, nnd will probably
divide her time between the metrop
olis nnd the capital. President
first tlmo and with comparatively '
llttlo training April IGth and that ev
en then It wasn grand success every
way. Slnco It was determined to
present It ngnln tho members of the
company have been drilling them
selves thoroughly uudcr the com
petent management nnd direction
of Mrs. Ilnzen, so that each one is
fully at homo In the part taken; tho
baahfulnc3S and nwkwarducssof a
first appearance on the stage has
worn oil wherever It existed, and
there will be nothing lacking for the
complete enjoyment of thee In
attendance. It will be a most fitting
ending of a glorious day In Salem.
You will be tired traveling nround
after the day's sports, nnd there In
the opera house you can sit nud rest
and refresh the body and mind
with a good hearty laugh. Those
who witnessed the acting of the
beautiful coquette Miss Willis the
powerful bursts of eloquence from
the Injured wife Miss Long and
the several other notable scenes of
tin- play, will want to see them
again, while tlnwe u ho have not
had that pleasure cannot allord to
miss this opportunity. Tho predic
tion is that standing room will be at
a prviuhini, as Salem people appre
ciate and encourage home talent,
especially where It is meritorious, as
in this case. Tho Salem orchestra
of eleven pieces will furuish music,
which of itself will be worth more
than the admission fee.
STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION.
The State Teachers' Association
will meet in the legislative hall at
the state house Monday, and will
continue fort liree days. Many dis
tinguished teachers will be iu at
tendance aud much interest will be
manifested in educational work.
SALEM'S GRAM) CELEBRATION.
PERSONAL 3IKXTI0X.
fornia. He is a German bv birth 'traiiou pain .miss i.oug a mgii
nnd a graduate from the Bonn mil-1 compliment and expressed regrets
veraitv: he was a lieutenant in the I ovt;r ,u,r M-pnratlon from the univer.
German engineer corps during the
Franco-Prussian war, has had ex
perience In t lie East Indies, nnd wns
for several years a deputy under
tho surveyor-general of Callfor-
sity.
TO-MOIUIOW'S CONCERT.
I The Second Regiment band will
give a grand concert in Capital park
to-morrow afternoon, commencing
Prof. Thos. VanScoy went to
Portland this morning.
Thos. Ilolman is a bu-iness visitor '
iu Portland today.
It. M. Mulhollnuil, representing
the Gervais Star, was doiug business
iu the city today.
Hon. Rufus Mallory and wife
were passengers north on the over
land train this morning.
Rev. J. V. Million, of Portland,
will occupy the pulpit of the Presby
terian church to-morruw.
Fall Program Arranged for the Fourth
of Jnly.
OFJ-'ICKIIS OK THE DAY.
President Dr. J. A. Richardson.
VICE l'RESIDHNTS:
Albany O. II. Irvine.
Independence E. C. Pentlaud.
Sllverton II. O. Guild.
It. Angel C. Cleavor.
Siaytou W. H. Hobsou.
Dallas Thos. Richmond.
Chemawn Supt. G. M. Irwin
Eugene J. M. Hodson.
Harrisbiirg Sam'l May.
Gervals L.H. Poujado.
Aurora Ileurv Giesy.
Mehama-G. P. Terrell.
Turner E. E. McKlnney.
Jellerson J. 15. Looney.
Corvnllis Zeph Job.
Sclo J. Myers.
McMlnnville Dr. Geo. Wright.
Orator Dr. C. C. Stratton.
Reader-W. J. D'Arcy.
Chaplain C. L. Corwin.
Chief marshal E. C. Crosi.
Assistants W. W. William. In
dependence; D. Rellv, Dallas; F. C.
Baker, Portlnnd; M. W. Hunt, W.
II. Holmes and I). C. Sherman, Sa
lem. All the committees of the coming
celebration met this morning aud af
ter considerable deliberation and
hard work, formulated tho following
ritedRAJi:
Salute of 13 guns at sunrise.
Procesuiou forms at 10 n. m. sharp
on Commercial street, right resting
on State.
nilllEROK 1'HOCEsSlON.
Chief Marshal.
Colors.
Hand.
Carriages containing President,
Chaplain, Orator and Reader of the
Declaration.
Carriage- containing State, County
and City officers.
Liberty Car.
Band.
Grand Army of the Republic.
Band.
Knights of Pythias.
Band.
Visiting Fire Depait incut
Band.
Salem Fire Department.
Band.
Trades Display.
Band.
Citizens on Foot, in Cnrriae.es and
on Horseback.
Monorifieabilatudinliusri.
Great Offer!
JJ.G0U PIANO for $225, Upright brand.
follll PIANO in line order $125. ,. , , . .
ENORMOUS BARGAINS on the Celcbrnted
COLBY Pianos for a few weeks only .
.t2.')0 ORGANS, the finest In the world, for $10
200 ouoaxs rors'.iu.
ISO ORGANS for $ 70.
Buy now nud save money. Cash or
Installments.
Bargains In all kinds of music goods at
FOURTH OF JULYGOODS
HEADQUARTERS KOK-
aT-v
EASTON'S
Flags, Firecrackers
Roman Candles,
Whistling Bombs,
Sky Rockets
Torpedoes,
i rrf
w3KKES3r
sa
BOMBs
Double Head!,
p'n Wheels,
Japenese Laterrj
Etc, Etc,
CALL Oil WHITE.
Eldridge Block, - Commercial St,
EVERYTHING GUARANTEED.
S. . CATTEHLIN. W T. KIGD0N. W. E. CArJTERLIN.
R
CATTERLIN, R1GD0N & CO.,
eal Estate
-O-
We now have for for ilo oh easy terms the most desirable Farms and
City property.
The celebrated Aukc-nv tract, comprising over 4,000 acres of the finest
j grain, fruit and pasture land in the Willamette valley has been surveyed
i into small tracts to suit purchaser.-.
You need not buv of us. We will send you direct to the owner of any
land we havo for ale, and yon can make your own bargain.
l)'-S
i
Best Stock in City of .
BI1TLES, SHOT GUXS, REVOLVES
Bae Balls, Hammock, Croquet, Ammunition,n u
rooks & Harriet
, -iiA) Ure
$10,000
$10,000
For Sale
-worth of-
Fancy and Staple Grocer
For prices and terms enquire of
A1L0RING
nln. Mr. Wlllach surveyed some of j about 2 o'clock. This park lies east
the leading motor nud cable lines of of the city, south of State stieet, on
San Francisco and the East. He
has now brought his family to Sa
lem, nnd will make his future home
here. It,
the line of the electric street carline,
is provided with plenty of cool shade,
numerous comfortable seals and
other arrangements for comfort and
pleasure.
VAI.UAUI.K ADDITION.
Tho place formerly occupied by
Miss Macrum in the mu-ic rooms
with Miss Laura L. Goltra, iu this
"Farmers Plow Every Month
ix the Year." So the Salem
Board of Trade says In their new
"ad" running before 2 million of
readers. Whew! Won't that bring Pi,.. ,vlll h. rtlto.1 ilnriinr tbo nost
a big crop of investors? We think jycar uy Mlas Annie Thornton, who
so and have Investeil to bo ready for was clucated in Euroiie, finishing
them. Have you? If not come with two years in Dredeu. She
and io us about Investments. We ' 8pcak9 French nud German with
have some good property iu every, eveD more pnte ti,n EnnliMi. and
portion of Salem and vicinity, nnd wlu gaiy receive pupils in either
.-.. make It worth your while to see , oue or tlmt besides the reg
us' Salem Land Co. j U(nr urauciie3 0f pimio, organ, hnr-
A New FiRM.-Slnce Mr. Chas. , mo' ,aud vo,ce these Itu,ies w,
nflT.nn l,.. nr.inr.1 ti. n.,ni... f nave v rcucu niiu (.leniinii. .M1SSUOI
his barber establishment, he has
found it necessary to have reliable
assistance, and has now formed a
partnership with Mr. C. II. Knest
ner, both of whom are first-class
workmen. They have a flue shop
and proposo to do only the best
work, which fact alone must secure
tho new firm a fine trade. G-2S-H
No Cause ok Action. The case
agalast Nick Miller, of Woodburn,
account of which appeared In yes
terday's Journal, camo to an end
last evening about five o'clock,
when Judge Goodoll, after hearing
tho testimony of the witnesses for
tho state, sustained the motiou of
tho defendant's counsel to dismiss
tho case, nnd Miller was discharged.
Judges and Clerks. Last even
ing tho board of fire delegates met
at Tigers' hall nnd appointed Judges
aud clerks for tho election of chief
nud assistant engineer Monday,
July 7th, as follews: Judges F. J.
lice, Henry Browu, M. W Hunt
nnd L. E. Pratt. Clerks-Wyllo
A. Moores nnd B. E. Crltchlow.
W. C. T. V. The ladles of tho
W. C. T. U. will servo dinner In
their hall, on tho Fourth of July.
They will be pleased to beo till their
old frieuds nud new ones pome to
their dinner. Tho price will be only
25 cents.
Tax SALE.-Shorltr Crolsan is
this afternoon conducting the sale of
real property for delinquent taxes.
A good crowd of buyers aud lively
bidding characterize the Bale and
furnish bum evidence that money is
not so strlugeut as mauy supposed.
m i
Sn on tlruccrlrs.
Try the Capitol Adventure Co's
new grocery store for bargains in
that Hue. Frwh groceries, pro
visions, oranges, bauanas, caudles,
and vegetables ahvaya ou baud.
Best delivery rig In the city.
W'kllb! Wells!! Avvii7iiriviir
well dug; wells repaired; on fair
terms. A. Parr, South Balem. tf
Oil and gasoline btoven In great
variety and cheap, at Btelner & Blos
wr There U no excuse for people not
decorating their premises on the
Fourth of July, when J. Q. Wright
k wiling hU large auortmeut of
ftaga, at ueh low price.
A few iwjkage of ho lUllanw
Vnivh cliauc to draw the Move
Jvtfylat.kUU left. 8va.lv. Cox &
WE.
tra's high reputation, with the add
ed accomplishments of Miss Thorn
ton will insure them a large atten
dance tho coming year.
KOUQUET OF ARTISTh.
The following select chorus will
assist In the general chorus in sie
clal parto on the Fourth of July:
Sopranos Mrs. J. H. Strlckler, Miss
Hally Parrlsh, Miss Harris, Miss
Gilllngham, Mies Gray, Miss
Adams, Miss Farrar, Miss Wheeler,
Miss Northup, Mrs. Bozorth.
Altos Mrs. Linn, Mrs. Babcock,
Mrs. Burke, Mrs. Manning, Miss
Bunu. Tenors Mr. Epply, Mr.
Glnn, Mr. Stalger, Mr. Parvlu.
Basses Mr. Bozortli, Mr. Burke,
Rev. E. ri. Bollinger, Mr. Manning,
Mr. Allyu (,'ooke, Ir. Steees, Mr.
Legg. The names of all the mem
bers of the chorus cauuot bo given,
yet more than twice the number
above given, have promised to take
part aud, with tho Salem orchestra
to assist, Including two piauoi fur
nished for the occasion by our popu
lar music dealer, Mr. Eastou, and J
presided over as accompanists by
Misses Scott and Steluer, will give
the most imposing musical program
Salem and its guests have listened
to for mauy years.
THE RAND CONCERT.
The people of Salem turned out
last evening iu largo numbers to en
Joy the open air band concert In
Willsou avenue and tho delichtful
summer breezes which are nowhere
so balmy aud cheerful as In this part !
of tho Willamette vnlley. The large
park was thickly dotted with neatly I
dressed men, women and children,
all gay nnd happy nnd drinking In1
the sweet strains that floated In per-1
feet harmony from tho band stand, j
Arouud the avenue on State, Court I
nud High streets was a cordon of!
carriages, filled with the elite of tho
city, taking a like enjoyment with ,
thow.1 who lounged upon tho grass, ;
aud thus the exccllout program '
published In yesterday's Journal j
was listened to In admiration, and
each number received hearty ap
plause, allowing that BahmilU'ti a ,
predated tho progre and advance
ment so notlcoable In tho Socoud
Regiment band.
THE I'LANTKU'rt WIVIL
By pclal request from muny Ka.
letn cople, this beautiful drama
will bo mproduiXHl ut Real's opera
house the evening of July 4th, with
new nnd Improved sveulo flleoU aud
bettluctt, uew siieolaltle aud In
creased features of plesnure all
iiirruii.li 1 1 will be remetobred
I that this play was producvd nr the
i Mr. and Mrs. Patten, of Culifor
I nln, are vNUing their old-time
' friends, Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.
Aiusworth.
Died at the Poor Farm. An
drew Dice, an inmate of the county
)oor-hoiiso, died last evening, need
about (50 years, nnd was buried this
afternoon.
Mnjop Frank E. Hodgkiu, geenml
Insurance agent, arrived home last
evemug and will visit over Sunday
with his family.
Capt. W, W. Bartlett will depart
Monday for Belknap springs, near
ucivenzie linage posioinee, lor a
month's recuperation.
C. W. aud G. D. Hibbard, of San
Francisco, who have been visiting
relatives for several weeks about the
old homo farm near Sllverton, re
turned to-day.
Instead of Dr. CM. it should have
been Dr. R. Cartwright who was
married at noon to-day iu Portland.
A little mistake in initials is noth
ing iu a case of that kind.
Dr. T. L. Golden returned this
morning from the Cold springs
above Jetl'erson, where It Is sup
posed he took a front seat in the re
ligious conference going on there.
Harvey Hlnkle, now a prosperous t
young merchant at Hubbard, drove
uptotheclty this morning on busi
ness, and also visited with his sis
ter, Mrs. O. L. Darling, at tho S. P.
depot.
Attorney W. M. Kaiser took this
afternoon train for Portland. Unless
this observer's eye hai lot Its cun
ning for ntuture item, these columns
will have something interesting to
tell about BrotherKaUer before long.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barzee, of
Jellerson, nro iu the city aud will
be guests until after tho Fourth, of
Mrs. B's parent, Mr. nud Mrs.
James Altkeu. Mr. Barzeo will
teach school at Sodaville tho com
ing son son.
Mrs. S. E. GrublH, principal of
Salem schools, took this morning's
train for Portland, where she will
visit a short time before proceeding
oast to St. Paul to attend the meet
ing of the National Teachers' association.
Line of march: Down the west,
side of ConiLiercial to Chemekete
Countermarch on east side of Com-
mcrcial to State East on State to
Summer North on Summer to i
1 Court West on Court to Conimer-,
J cial North on Commercial to Mar
ion square.
! PROGRAM AT CiROl'NDrf.
Music by the band.
' Chorus and Orchestra American ,
1 Hymn.
Music by the band.
. Solo and chorus "Hail our
Country's Natal Morn," Miss Farm r,
bouquet of artists, chorus and Or-'
chest ra. '
Prayer by Chaplain Rev. C. L. j
Corwin.
Solo and chorus "Columbia the
Gem of the Ocean," MIs Harris,
bouquet of artists, chorus and o relies-!
tra.
Music by the baud.
Reading of the Declaration by
W. J. D'Arcy.
Music by the band.
Solo "Vive la America" Miss
Parrlsh.
Solo "Star Spangled Banner,"
Mrs. Striokler, bouquet of artists,
chorus and orchestra.
Oration by Rev. C. C. Stratton.
Mush; by the band.
Benediction by Chaplain C. L.
Corwin.
AFTERNOON I'ROCIRAM.
Fire department contest nt 2
o'clock.
E. SCHOETTLE, 272 Commercial street,
merchant tailor. The fines suits to order
at the lowest prices. A perfect fit guar
anteed. Repairing and cleaning done. The only first class tailoring es
tablishment in the citv.
WELLER
BROS,,
201 Cornrriercial St.
jSSJGoods delivered fiee to all parts of the eity.$j
A (ilUIWl.Nti CONCERN.
The Sale hi Ituililing and Loan Asso
ciation Opus a New Series
of Stock.
25c Want Column.
SALEM
The Joi iinal is informed by Sec
retary O. M. Smith th'it anew series
of stock is now being iviied by the
Salem Building and Loan Associa
tion, the first series of $200,000 hav
ing been sold out. This speaks very
well for so young a society, it hav
ing been organized only since last
November. The hares are 200
each, payable $1.00 per month, and
the earnings to date show that the
profits will reach not le-s than 2-3
percent, the tiist year. The stock
is owned by all classes of people, , '
from the richest to the poorest. The .
Notices inserted for ONE CENT PER
WORD EACH INSERTION. No nilver
tlvcmcut inserted In this column for less
than nenty.fle cents.
XTTANTED. Wert: nt lreninlt(ngby n
lady of esjif rlenee. Apply Mt-s Lou
Qunrvo, nt lis inter street.
T7V
1' niowine machine. ANonn sO-ncre farm.
Call on or address I'. C. Jory, Rex 91, Salem
"noil SALE, One liotte and two lots In
I1 South snlem. Inquire of W. R. Simp
son. Price SftjO.
noil SALE. Tho Dorrance fruit farms, 5.
wlthin
acre.
10-13 nnd 20 acre tiacts, fluely located
I miles of salem. Price S3.j per
DonilANCRliKOb.
Bellinger building, Salem, Or,
Notice.
Lost, somewhere bstween Salem
and Turner, on the 14th Inst., a
purse containing &M iu currency, $6
In gold aud 1ft or 20 eonts In silver.
Anybody finding tho above, will bo
suitably rewarded by leaving it at
this rihe Capital Journal) otllco.
1IO.SE RACE.
Distance to run, 100 yards to hy
drant, lay 200 feet of hose and got
water. Prize $100.
engine race,
Eugiue to be set on cistern, run
100 yards, attach to engine, lay 100
feet of hose and get water. Prize
$50. ,
TENDER RACE.
Team to be composed of twelve
boys, not over 10 years old; run 100 (
yards. Prize, given by Chief En
gineer Geo. G. Bingham, to be
twelve gohl badges engraved with
company's name aud department.
Baseball mnteh for prizes at I '
o'clock.
Foot race of 800 yards on Commer
cial street for diamond badge, pre
sented by S. W. Thompson & Co.,
at 5:30 p. in.
Band contest for prises nt VilIon
avenue, 7uH0 o'clock. Five bonds to
enter.
association now has 214 members,
and has not had a withdrawal. The
' dues are paid up probably closer
i than iu any similar society on the
coast, there being less than five de-
linquents. The books are now open
I for tho sale of the new series .at the
1 office of the Union Title Abstract
company and over fifty shares have
already been dispoced of. This i
I acknowledged by all to be the cheap
! est method known to the poor man
for building a home. The amount
' ordinarily paid for house rent will
j more than pay for a bouse.
.
Remember the place to get Fourth
of July confectioneries is at Ben-
sou's on State street.
moil RENT A
J; In best bloc in town
olllce.
desirable business office
Inquire nt this
2-ltf
IjiOUND. Some lndy left her umbrella at
. John G. Wrlsht's store. Owner can
have same by paying for this notice.
IIOR KENT. Smnll house
T furniture to s-ell. Cot
c with some new
ittntre nnd Mill.
iniiuiut-hsnusi Ul Wll'JiUU UOUSe. Appiv
nt house.
I PATRONIZE Home Industry, nnd use
Mountain Halm Cough Cure, Guar
anteed to give rellet or money refunded.
Manufactured Ry H. H.Oross, Salem, Ore
gon. Smith J: Steiner sole ngents for
Salem. 1-Sdlm
JOHN HUGHES
Dealor in Groceries, Paints, Oils
mul Window Glass, "Wall Pa
per and llorder, Artists' 31a
terials, Lime, Hair. Xails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
ITIOIl SALE' one flueyearllng coif, eight
head stock cattle, calves and heifers;
also one tubular ux uagon, and harness,
bothnsgoodns utw Time given. Enquire
of J. 1'. Robertson, south salem
JAPANESE BAZAAR.
201 Commercial St., opposite i'ostofilce.
Salem, Orecon.
Direct Importers of
Japanese and Chinese Curiosities and
Novelties.
Fine Porcelain Chinnware, Cloissonie,
Satsiimn, llronze. Ivory, Carving, Silk,
Crepe, sntln Embroideries, Underwear,
Matting, Fine Tens, Kire orks. Etc., ot
every description mr sale at lowest prices,
holesnle nnd Retail, country orders
pruuipwj uueiuieu 10.
THE CAPITOL til!
OF OREGON
WLL CELEBRA
IIP Laai lot J Bus Una Bsa BU? Bill
JULY 4th.
NKW ADVlMlTI-iUMCNTS.
)l?Tri
SlMIICltT III iiOUIIt.
Challles and satluos still being
slaughterevl at the Capitol Advou-
tur Co. Rnrgtdns in drots govnls j u ii urty jwuii
initio m....w", in.
"Hollo! Whore are you going?''
"Out on the Garden road to look
at four acres with a line young or
chard on It and a lane barn; It is
cheap. Where re vol' going?"
"To tho Harden road to look at
that choice ten aore homo with uow
house, barn, fenc nnd fruit. Let's
go together."
Tho Salem lnud t'o. has some ox
cellont Uirgalus, and their property
Is very choice.
fTZEL ct BERNARD,
In Iweciiient, under steiner A lllo-sjir?l
PlyniWii? and Fltinit
ofiUl klutU. IWriwitHilHX)mVOKK.
Ulds na mtlntete of ll Klmls uutile oa
nnd fancy goods.
Sprlnu IVvur.
l this mmhi irf Ihe s ritr (be HKtet vUv
,u onu tw e u fwi-
Uit wviruoul.uUU.
A Frirnd to tie Family.
Dr. K. S. lloldeu; 1 have usol
your Kthoroal Cough Syntp In my
family for mauy a year, and I be
lieve u uiy tuny ui rovoiuiuuiui u to
altusahiirv nnd etleetlvo on re for
cold and all diseases of tho tbnxvt.
1 COFFIN, i
II... ll.OI. Cr f... IB lCl?OI -
iu ......v, y. ....v " vr
Kile by all drxiggUts.
out nmbltltMi udo Miothiuc. nud Huiny
luwt out in pimi'ie. ami hod, wiutt
yHi rxjulrv u mild looie wedkclne that
will an gtully ou the liver nd Mod,and
puriiv th
rwj
lr. tiuBu'k 1m-
Ee activil
ilui; miuu
S clveau activity
the ttkvjd and Uy thefr
mr M. iHKUiuc
ixvnwd Uver I11U
toihellwr.
mlUl tool aetiou, new vltallly and
HixmeUi to the mttru tlm. sold nl 36
enu h Utx by s-mllh Jt SioIimt
HORN.
lrgosUo l,huiall60 ixmts. For II0D5OX. To Mr.amt Mrs. J. W,
street, Sn
t7, 1SW, n
VIiom httvlinr frxtth milk to viutv
Ion tho Fourth o tho Capital dairy
j company, who want all tho ndlk
tn5' onn gel
Hodson. 411 Summer
lem, Friday, June :
daughter.
Union Pacific 11. II. Company
"OVKULAND ROUTE."
llwlni fur the cmi have iWuaud al .-iU
a .a and OJ pm itally. Tie u to andfrD
ivrluliwl iWhu In fhi Culled site ."i.
ada and Kurope.
Uttiti New Diiiig Cars.
PL'LLMAX PALACE SLEEPERS.
Free I"amily SIeeUmt Car run throuch
ou Kxrea traluii to Mnuttia, CouucU
Illutt aud K City without etuiuc
Cuuunsuvuat rortlaud for son Fiauei
oo aud 1-ueet shHIuU poluu.
For turtlier lrticlr aUdret auy
aiPMit ot the ooinpauy or
I. W l KE II V A.
C S. MKIXEN, Ueneral TraBic Mauaser I
lUvle A Mauntns agnu ( Court tins.
PRINTING.
i-vNKOFTUK U-VHliKKT EKTAHUtsH
UmwK, in ib (HaM. Unror rW ihb
l-MTUUHU. Irnkrt M4K lgui 8hMk tr
1 Hf
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRONG,
271 Commercial Street.
French and Gorman Wheat aud
ltye llrotids in City Styles.
Vlnua Rolls.
SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES.
Pastry and Confectionery
Raking iu Full Stock.
My nbw bread and cake bakers
sre first-class artists in their line,
aud I Mini to have
EvftytliiK as Fiw as the Finest.
fflLAT ISA TUBULAR WELL?
Bf Sure It Head and Get m Other.
. snuia Tubular well U coatr irtwl bv
Itulilac dovm a tbre Inch Iron pl, with
ao oitonlnsk xrit ton
dirt cmu Let in and ouly pure vratrr Mti be
dlMUVHt.
PAlTl.tS Tu Ritl.vm VTrl.lo.. l.i,,. tkoSiuto. a-U bktl
27. 1S00. to Mr. aad Mr.' VnirU. ' PMlif l"n, f2ia
Paulus, rt soil " Swhi IMntcr Kki "OfTn.
Su4 Ibi
S
HDd tKHWttl. NO
Kotout. TukUtbeoBlf kind of vrall that
worvu and lncu rann c into, tbat U
abolutb- mrwwir nrooC aud tbat
U forced throucu the nmtl tnita to
the )u re Itvtn water. It U ivtelttvely lw
iwiljr kind of vwll that l woh buttdiaglB
thl country Jawe A. Hivboru. Salem,
traMdnuice near fitlr cnHnd) miko tbe
weii, i ertu mascMUMHv is yvan expert
rare.
rll-lWKl-toi-w
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Office 181 Commercial St.
xJili. tf atxt twnoiis4mhrtr4Mit.
U11T CASE, Agent.
Grandest.Celebration Ever He
in the Valley.
Oration, by Rev, C, C. Stratton, of California.
Reading Declaration, by W. J. D'Arcy, of Salerr f
Singing of National Hymns, by 150 Trained Vorj
Seven Bands have been engaged, as follows:-
ALBANY BRASS BAND,
INDEPENDENCE BRASS BAND,
SILVERTON BRASS BAND,
STAYTON BRASS BAND.
DALLAS BRASS BAND,
CHEMAWA BRASS BA-
Sat.vu BR.A&sEi"
n n i i. ,i .... . ... .,.,-. ir. cri.'W
x-jicvuaruueuis uirouguout me state win participate c j
cine aud Hose contests for prizes. Bicycle contest for prizes. i
match camp, for nr!7A nmnH lUn.i .n,,tnct in tim fveniu2 JI t
iflve or more bands to enter.) " .& '
Aside from above, there will be Innumerable other attraction , ,,
visiting tue state institutions, riding on the now Electric ram
races, ic Ac. ,
Many surrounding cities have alrdv detldexl to join us "
present indications there will bo at least'50,0(W people present
Iiates relucel on railroad and steamboat line.
-O
Salem Will be Joined by the Enti
Willamette Valley?
TULY THE 4tW
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