Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 30, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text$ti&?ff THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.! pnoF1TAB!,B BXPESMTniB. J STATE TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION. SALEM'S ORAXD CELEBRATION. teumb op auitounirrioN. Dally by mall per yonr, . W 00 l)nlly by mail nor month, ...... M) Weekly by mail per year, .... 1 00 9If not paid In ndvnnco tlio price sparged for tho Wkkki.y Jouiinai. will Wo 11.60 per year. If pnpers nro not delivered promptly notlty tho oitlee. JP11UB DULIVEUY UY CAUUIEU. Dally for si nglo week, 15ctn. Dally for two weeks,. ;a cU. Dully by month, .. fiuctj.. Oolloctlons will bo mndo on lut nriil lSlh of month. Subscribers will plenoo lenvo Snlem nml Marion County's Atlvnn- Thoj Meet in Annual Session in Snli-m, tnges Heralded to Two and n Hair Million Family. Tho (lrp.it Ednrational Center of the. Northwest. Full Program Arranged for the Fonrth of July. Great Offer! ' FOURTH OF JULY GOODS, money for carriers nt house, or whereon U 1 tiellvercd, so ns to ennso no delay in collections. Thr Evknino oavitai. J ouumai. rejw larly reoelves tho afternoon nssoclnicd press dlsprtohes. 30ME COrvIINQ 13&V1SNTS. July 4, GrnnilcHt celebration In Oregon at Salem. & vnn i Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. Defeat and Victory. The baseball nine that went from hereto play tho fenil-ttroftesslonnls nt Me Mltiuvlllc Saturday, had never played together before; no bill hud over passed between the pitcher and catcher until on tho McMiunvilte grounds that day, lienro the club could not be expected to make a winning record in n ganiowltli tlt olnss nnmteur players. Notwlth Htauding these facts the llrst day's results were highly satisfactory, tho scoro stnndlnjr. S to 4 in favor of Me Minnvillc. Theseeonil gttine, played yesterday, was n grand out ; htich a ouo ns would do honor to the league clubs of thoKast, tho scoro being 3 to J In favorofMcMliinvllle. Tln,se nro tho llgtires representing tho score, but tho fuels are that tho game be longs fairly to the Snlem boys. Those who wcro present say thcgnuic was given (lend away from Salem by tho umpire lu the last Inning and that tho crowd of spectatois, with out regard to locality, with one voice accorded the victory to the Kaloinlte. It Is nl.-o said Unit the McMluuvtlle captnin uektiuwlcdxcd after thegnmowns over that it be longed to this club. Hut there is no whining or kicking on their port. They worv well t rented by the play ers and people of MeMlnuvllle, and even If they had been fairly beaten, tho score of S to I Is u record of which to bo proud. Next Saturday and Sunday tho McMiuuvillc club will bo here and will get ''the best turn lu the wheel-house." In Tho advertising commltteo of tho , boatd oftradohnvo closed a contract! with A. J. Wilson, a representative I of Lord & Thomas's advertising' agency, of Chicago, whereby n one inch advertisement will bo run for a period of six mouths In thirty-two of tho most widely read uewspiipeis of tho Eastern and Middle Western , slates. The advertisement concisely states u few of tho advantages of this val ley and Invites the reader to send a stamp to the Snlem board of trade for special information and for an Illustrated pamphlet giving a gener al description of tho country and City. The advertisement will not appear in all the papers simultane ously, but will alternate among the papers named, thus reaohlntr dlll'er eut localities at diU'ereul lim. Tho list of papers Is well selected nnd embraces a t ital circulation of 2,31.1,1)00 families. Tho amount subscribed toward this advertising fund for each month Is now marly $300, three business houses subscribing $25 per month each: two, $20 o.ieh; three, $15 each, five, $10 each; sixteen, $ each; three, $2.60 each; three, $2 each; live, $1.50 each; forty, $1 each; twelve, 60 cent each, and two 26 cents each. The work of lueiensiiig the list is constantly going on and will be continued so long as a husiucs- man remains without doing ids share, and it is hoped to have at command for tho spreading of Salem gospel between $500 and $G00 u month. Yuu Must Sec It. The new scculo etlects that have been secured for The "Planter's Wife," on July tth promise to sur pass anything of the kind ever pro duced in Salem. The State Teachers' Association met to-day lu the Stntc houo In an nual session. They 11 nd Snlem is the only city in the state in which to hold a successful meeting, the only place they can receive tho hearty co-operation of all the citi zens In carrying out their educa tional work. There Isal arge number In attendance and much interest is nmnlllested both by the teachers and tho people ofSalein. Addresses will be given on nil the motive ques tions in our educational system; with recommendations of any measures that may aid in this great public school work. SUl'i:itlSTr.NI)KXTs' CONVENTION. Tlie convention was ealled to or der by SiiiHTlniendent W.A. Wetel, of Multnomah, 'villi the following couiitli- lepic-'Mitcd: Heii'on, lin ker, t I lekamas, Clatsop, Douglas, Monow, Marion, Multnomah, Poll.', Lane. Lake, .lo-cphiuc, Jackson, Umatilla. Principals of the follow lug schoels: Ashland, Itusouiirg, Kugene City, Albany, CorvallW, Oregon City, North llrownsvllle, South Browns ville, Oervnls, Lnkevlew. Citv su perintendents of Orejion City, En Portland, Hoseburg and Corvnllls. Tlie session will bcconlinued this evening in tho following program) interspersed with music. j Address of welcome by Prof. Starr, of Willamette university; re sponse by Prof. Campbell, of the Monmouth Normal school; lecture on the "Renowned Libraries nnd Literary Relics," by Rev. C. C. Ilateman, Mt. Tabor. oi'Kicmts or the day. President Dr. J. A. ltlchardson. vice imiksiijkntm: Albany O. II. Irvine. Independence If. C. Pentland. Sllverton-H. (J. Guild. Mt. Angel C. Cleaver. Sjaytoii W. II. Hobsou. Dallas Thos. Richmond. Chemawa Supt. O. M. Irwin. Eugene J. M. ilodsoti. Harrisburg Snin'l May. (lervais L.H. Poujade. Aurora Henry Glesy. Mehanm-O.P. Terrell. Turner K. E. MeKlnney. Jellersou J. 11. Looney. Corvnllls Zeph Job. Sclo J. Myers. MeMlnnville-Dr. Ueo. Wiljrht. Orator Dr. C. C. St ration. Reader-W. J. D'Arcy. Chaplalu C. L. Corwin. Chief marshal E. C. Cross. Assistants W. W. Williams. In dependence; I), Reily, Dallas; p. C. linker, Portland; M. W. Hunt, W. H. Holmes and D. C. Sherman, Sa lem. All the committees of the coming celebration met this morning and nf- j ter considerable deliberation and hard work, formulated the following I'ltOOKAM: i Salute of III guns nt sunrise. 1 Procession forms at 10 a. m. sharp ( I on v oiinuereiui sirw;i, jikiii icsihij; i on State. OltOKHOK I'KOCBsSIOX. il c?ss:w 4vzzwi juir i $801) PIANO for $225, Upright brand, bill) PIANO In line order $12.;. ENORMOUS BARGAINS on the Celebrated COLBY Pianos for a few weeks only $;,( ORGANS, the finest In the world, for $Ii)( $200 ORGANS for $9(1. $ir.O ORGANS for $70. Btiv now and save money. Cash or Installments, lltrgains in all kinds of music goods nt ASTON J iiea(H'ahti.hs ron- Flags, Firecrackers Roman Candles, Whistling Bombs, Sky Rockets Torpedoes, Bombs Double Heads, Pin Wheels, Japenese Laterns Etc, Etc, CALL Oil WHITE. Eldridge Block, - Commercial St. EVERYTHING GUARANTEED. f r Best Stock in City of RIFLES, SHOT GrirtfS, HEVOLVEBg Base Bal's, Hammocks, Cro(itiet, Ammunition all kJ Ab3 ROOKS & HARRITT, LJxrajlia: tate street, alem, Ore Son. $10,000 $10,000 sSale Correct Time Table. According to the new schedule j which coes Into ellect to-morrow, 1 1 lie 1st of July, at 6 o'clock a. in., passenger trains will pas- thi- point I as follow ?: ' ' lioiNn noktu. Snlem, T:ls a m , ' 1,-Os p m ' fcos n m i C.OINO bOtTH. 0TlAU)i . r. Itiebur IWtV ,. -M AllwnJ" Exprue . " 0erlril ..Ar. Koflure Uvul.. . " ! AllMiiy Kjirv ' j Mil. BiNdHAM's DivTll. Attor I ney Geo. G. Bingham returned yes terday from McMInnvillo. where he I attended the funeral of his father, ' W. 11. Bingham, whose sudden death was roiwrlt'd in Friday's JoriiN.M.. The eau-e of Mr. Bing , ImiuV tle.it h was aiwplexy, which i seems to be hereditary in the familv A Mocntaix Trip. Judge J 'his father and grandfather passed away in t lie same man though at a riper old age, he being only 01 years old. 1 le was in Salem a week ago Saturday in hi.- usual health and wa- quite ehierful up to the afternoon he was prostrated and died. His wife, Geo. G., his on s.im, ..-as p in lfta m " 7:6i p m B. having ' Waldo.of Maeley.tiKik the afternoon ' lanner, train for Portland. Thejudcc si get-. ting ready to take his regular annual trip through the Ca-cade mountains on a hunting, tlshinsj and general plensun tour. The party is tint fully made up yet, but will twin a week or so. They will go up the the i and a daughter, Mrs. Mitt v.-urvivo Minto trail to the summit, then meantime the Salem boys have two him. other games on hand for (hi- week, - both to bo played in this city. The ' Goon Ro.vn ani Tiiaiu C.wiaty tlrst will K with the Chemawa Iwysj-' dge Shaw ami Commissioner and the second on the Fourth with ; Grim went up the Santtam tlw? Int the Portland club, which will give; tor part of the week to inve-tigate them a little practkv. the work done in replacing ami re- , oponiugthc Minto trail, and wore lliset to tlml the wnrt- Jw luuth better tliau xpoeted. There is a tagtHi nvtd to Stewart's about live miles aKtve IXm Smith's v Gates- follow the ridge southwanl as gool recreation cju iv without tiv much saeritkv. , a far fuuud WOKK ltlH"N. ThisUlonilnnMCUf ive operations were lcgun for the' work of eonstmetlnir the now bridge' connecting Marlon and Polk counties the Willamette rlwr at this point. The pllo driver on Us scow Is set alougslde of the. old breakwater which was left by the February tlood nnd which will bo torn out to-lay, as well also tho remaining portion of the broken pier standing in the same place. Foreman John Sicilian will haw charge of themen and will oper ate under the instructions of Engi neer J. II. Qulutou, employed by mu v-viiiviiiviuus luuuu.'vii vv ttates, ivuuj W;w ioiuhko newNsary uietxsurvnientsaiul wo that all work Is done scienti fically. They will commence to morrow driviug piles for the "false work" aud everthlmi 1 cxvetel to move right along without let or httidrance. A partofthegnarlodand twisted irons of the old hridgv at piled on the bank on this side and some of the gang are empkivovl to-day heating the llat ones aud get ting tho twist out of them, after which they will bo run through Immense rollers aud smoothed oufto their orlglual slia Neue of tlut howewr, will lensl in this bridge. The men so far met arcgentfetuaulv and OHirteous aud s abowt their work as though they understood It thoroughly', lu the abeos of Mr. Ilotlhian, Mr. Robert Ponl b hi- lacioium, tias a jiwml sutrint- ille,i and from Stewart's enst as far as Breltenbosher crxvk, -ome 25 miles, there is now an e.oelWut trail, but no wagon road, as'tlw uu Informeil would haw yoi Wlieve. (The O. P. railroad conipauy ha , made a gcvxl trail wherever their track spoiled the old one and Don Smith has done excellent wrk in ' clearing the InteniuHliate plae1. Skkknapk. The 2nd Regiment out Saturday night at a lato hour giving a sample of their line music to the newly married couples, Mr. and Mrs Willis McKl roy and Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Beeket. The baud is now in a condition to cope with any imud in the North west. The number of players has been ineroiUv.Hl to twenty-two. They have regular practice hours every evening, si a- to be in tlieir lnst trim for the Fourth. Salem is justly proud of her tine baud. If Pike PiiOTtXTioN. There are thirty-tlve residences on the south shle of the south branch of South Mill crook within the city limits, that have not a par ticle ot ftrv? protection ex cept what might he derived through a garden hoe. The Jock nai. is iviuestel to ask the atten tion of the eouneiltncn from the Fourth wanl to this, that they may briug it before the eouueil for consideration. Making a Track. A force of young men Is at work to-day with hoes and rake- elearins; oil aud lev eling the old bicycle track in the west eud of Willsou avenue to have it ready for the races on the Fourth. It makes a beautiful, level course aud is lu a locality favorable for spectators. The track Is one-sixth of a mile in extent aud willatlbrd the wheelmen a line opportunity to di play their skill. SiiooriNH Akkaik. Reports have It that several shots were tired Suu day night at a young mau wlio has been iMyiug attention to a youug lady w Iw re-hies near Brooks. Un less, a crime has boon couimitted or artists follow. The Jocknal doe Chief Marshal. Colors. Baud. Carrlaces containing President, Chaplain, Orator and Reader of the uecinration. e Carriages etuitainiug State, County and City ollieers. Literty Car. Baud. Grand Army of the Republic. Band. Knights of Pythias. Band. Visiting Fire Departments Band. Salem Fire Department. Band. Trades Display. Band. Citiiens on Foot, in Carrlaces and on Horseback. Mouoritleabllatudiuliusri. Line of march: Down the west side of ConiLiercial to Chemekete Countermarch on eat side of Com mercial to State East t.u Mate to Summer North on Summer to Court West on Court to Commer cialNorth on Commercial to Mar ion square. I'KOORAM AT UKOl'NDS. Music by the band. Chorus and Orchestra American Hymu. Music ly the hand. Solo and chorus "Hail our Country'- Natal Morn," Mi-s Karrar, bouquet of artists, chorus ami Or chestra. l'wjw by Chaplain Bev.C. r Corwin. SoloKud chorus "Coin mbi& the' Gem of the Ocean," .Miss Hams, ! bouquet of artistst chorus and orches-, tra. i Music by the band. Keadiug of tho Declaration by j W. J. D'Arcy. " Mu-ie by the baud. Solo "Vive la Amoriea" Mtssj Parri-h. Solo "Star Spangled lkiuner," Mrs. Strickler, bouquet of artists, chorus and orchestra. Oration by Rev. C. C. Struttoit. Music by the baud. Benediction by Chaplain C. L. Convin. AFTERNOON PROGRAM. Fire department contest at 2 o'clock. S. H. CATTEKL1N. W. T. KI6D0X. W. E. CAlTEltLIN. D 1 CA1TERLIN, RIGDON & CO., eal Estate 1 For i TetfThousand Dollars worth of ! Fancy and Staple Groceries, We now have for for sale on easy terms the mot desirable harms ami City property. m. . The celebrated Aiikeny .tract, winnrislug, over 4,000 i?rain. fruit and na-ttiiVTanfi'in theiWillamette valley j. .V into small tracts to suit pureuasers. Ym need not uuy of us. Wo will send you direct to the owner of any laud we have for ale, and you can make your own bargain. For prices and terms enquire of acres of the finest j has leen surveyed WELLER 201 Commercial St. j&SfGoods delivered free to all parts of the cit.v."! TAILORING E. SCHOETTLE, 272 Commercial street, merchant tailor. The fines suits to order at the lowest prices. A perfect lit guar anteed. Repairing and cleaninc done. The only first class tailoring es tablishment in tne city. PERSONAL MKNTIUN. S. W. Church was a passenger for Portland this morning. R. H. Miller was a northbound passeugvr on this morning's ralu. M. V. Bilyen returned to Albany last evening ;:rtc a bnsine-s visit here. WT A Ta.a. .i-riif .- Tni'tlonil to-day to lu injn stock of Fourth of July goods. Dr. H. R. Holmes returned to Portland this morniu day visit at home. 25c Want Column. Notice In-ortetl for ONE CKNT PER WORD K.-U'H INSERTION. No adver tisenieui Inserted lu thl- column for le-s tnaa twrnty-nve cents. SALEM TT.NTED. Work at dre making b. 1 kuly o! experience. Apply Ml- I-1 i Qunrve, i l W inter Mreot. ""rANTED. Au netie msiu Kr .ach -eotion. s.ilary STo to 5100. to toeally repre-ent . -ucce ful N. Y. Company In ortrporated io supply Dry Good, Clothlne, feho. Jewelry, eic, to consumer- a: co-i. Al , fjailvnftflpf jlnrv iul In pnmll after n Sun- member 00,0.0 now enrolled, SiWCO) paid i . in Keierences sxenangea. i-.mpire io operatUe as-oolntinn teredlt well rated) Mr. S. S. Train, editor of the Al-, "K DO0U'- - " m bauy Herald, is doing business in TOR SALE. Team, , i" mowing maenme. cow and cult, and Al-oan sacre fnn. Call on or addr r. C. Jory, Bos 91, fe-ilem : TAOR SA LE. One hou-e and two lots In 1 x south Salem. I son. Price SffiO. the citv this afternoon. 1 S. A. Clarke, the veterau news- j 1 paper mau and fruit grower, took the ' mornins; train for Portland. ij southsaiem. inquire of v. B. simp- t !in . l-rle -!. Mr. I. Vanduyu took the morning train for Portland with an eye open 1 ,-,0R s.vLE.-The Dorrance fruit farm. 3. ' for soft -nans in real estate. i A IMoand 20 acre tracts, finely located Mr Homer B Holland iinner of I "ore- -oRR.icEBKOs. , .nr xionur ti. xionanu, mantr 01 1 Belllngerbutldlnir, Salem. Or. ' the fcaleni llouriug mills, returned last eveniugfroma trip to Portlaud. j txr rent a de-mbie bu-me- ooce ' .. , , . .LP In be-t bloc v in town. Inquire at tbU Rev. T. L. Elliott, of Portland, office. Mir 1 who preaehed at Uuitanau hall yes- j tenia v. returned home this morninc, i I a "S n San 9iHuHHn!cr 3 M n s 1 Til TM )!TA i 4 U T V THE LAP 1T0L IT OF OREGON they don't secure sow of tlk iie MWve, ln ghins. tnucll",Wdtv ' f,xn lK ml next Friday, thore will le sonw to love artkir tlwtt are imeiveiiled ' - HOSK RACK. , Distance to run, KO yards to hy dram, lay SXM feet of hose and gt wter. Prie JlOtf. KNOINK KACK. Eugiue to be set ou eJstern, run , U yards, attach to endue, lay IW- gK wiiwr. Prie ; rare musk heanl. with rire-arnts 1 ruA-.ivn n.wrM Toam u Ik couuxsd of twelve For tin; Pknitilvtiaiu. br- 1.mprovki Appjukanci The Iwys, not over 16 years old; run UX) ill' B. C. Age, ot Doufiks county, Cnmeke(e botol is takiug on a much yanis, Prie, giv by Chwf En- Uought ftottt Roseburg ystrdy impt apvMrawv through the'Sla!" f- G. Bingham, to be morning Jams lVxJ, oonvicd of antdimtiott of tbe mint bni-h in iW twelve eohl badges engraved with manslaughter three jfar- in ami salnced to the peuHeoUarv rv eiulenco, attouds to tlw UuMrMf,.i.-niii-.r -- 1 uIvji 1 11 mllll ten .N-oar ag. Peel sui in audworkmenwntlbr nothing by rftHlH wrnM uaU, MHtTfcf w hloh the work . iv Mmi. wlMW W , m4uMd M llo aiv ?.l??raUS?"sl0 lwk "' uroiisht back and tried, wltb the huk-u Will MKMI CUIHUIMI In a hands of a large forxv. loautlful ainl Ustius stniHn to take the pkw of that swm out b the raging waters. above roMilt. Kink Horsk Sou. I H. Row land's "lUy 1UII." was Ust Satur day sold to L. P. W. Quimby, tlte nod borsetUM of Portia ml. for S1A"I Tt L. a a.I .-.-. ..1 . .;::.; . r "" , " vw , at y p, m. him. company's iwnveainl detartmt. Baseball match for priaes at 4 o'etoek. Foot race oi $f1yli tn Couimor dal street for dbtmood badg, pro seated by S. W. Thompson Co., Thb Wkayhkm. 11e warta wave w hlch Itas Ikvu so terrible in its f fea nxnt working people in tb Kst the past few itays, h trwek the WillaiiM'tte -alWy, Imt who no pom stm-trwkes or prostration, as aeotM panlmeuts. The lwrotuter to-.U.v at CViK. W. W. Martin's s4ud- at .vm lUTTSRY.-lntor- .tX, with a downwarxl tetWrnov -Wjlrr la Owwav ChalhV and sati- till K4s slawSbViMd at tb Capitol Advow tr Co. HarjtHiiks in dr jtv.i-s (t ten.v poosls. Band contest for priaes at Willson awe, 7 o'clock. Five bauds to eater. lt tin. H rt IIa. ll.v. Uit Simeon SJukv w ill make yu all wugn,ejuly4th at Heed's ItaJtSiA w-. iiHiiiULtii. nil iMttUfcLuifcr i.liU .t . u. . v. lie lffl blBI. TbM W what h l ot any kd SatwnWj' wdttg The thonwotmMer in tbsbaUr4- wka sourest nltfetiiMas brigbt -wx-, n . . m n . at mvm, o-. tm fc Important In se as- anu at .tu jv m., vr .VNB.VVI.T uuvtkw was wiwro jhmin tKxvMl kv w. n INjtllneaU, f Nan!, sVj(Hlt lag Frank Cfcrts. a Uv of IT or IS j-oaw old, with aHh a Uttwv oa lVtlltttetPs mh, M f ( ytiara. a warmnt wa Wd and Carlson m stKtd bv Dennty Sheriff Wain y4rd,v nnaK. The trtl vemitfcMMtfd at 1 "tk this afternoon Wforea nr f : Ifoa. W. Johns. lVtt. W. W. lUrtlett. C. Cbapnt,,, J. s, K nd A. a Waller The dtM W, lUat th lVttluEvil bv v nu.g S tke Hi-t. Wnn yMt are in Sakmt yon do not wart lo pat up with anything but tb beet. You want to visit tb finest stoeks aud see the biggest layouts. To do that in dothins. Jobtteon, Itootbby . IV s. piav to vkt. N'Ktt PknsJun Law. -All who dsire to Make applkaiioa for yn- hmWt um iw law rwvnih- will ind LVtMtv tmwiy Ctvrk SbTiwan at ht oiMee evrj ximic tbi wA efM tbiV and Friday viwlnJgL. wbr b vtWW pUd to MMtke wm tb XW.Tj )Mrve for tboMV toia. efot Ws, and xhi pet the ben eUt.ital Coarad's. Jl'LY PIRST. :?htrtlu 10 toe Dally Jot rn.vi who do not keeoa bo4n- ottW are renxtttd to baw ntooey duo the wrriM KtA at tb nbxv w bw the (MtfMC k dHvd so tb- ou g it on tbo aVxvvt oat. HMof Son Manb MUow-lt in Vmo uwrtd-at Jot .V lWrnntt. JOHN HUGHES, IValor in Ororories. lv.iiuts. Oils and AViudow Glass, Wall lt tvr ami lkinlor. Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles. Hay. Feed ami Fence lts Grass StvK IJtc, James E. Gotlfery, foreman In the state priutiusr otllce, made a visit to Albany last night, returning this j morning. , L. H. MeMalmn. the ru-tling ed ' ltor of the Woodburn Independent, was in tbe city over Sunday, re- tumiug home tonlay. Fred Loekley, who was ou the Joe rxai. force for two years, but for the last year a student at , valli-, is visitinsr in the city. Mrs. Walker, of Oakland, Cali-1 ' fornia, who has beeu visiting the! 1 past mouth at Prof. W. S. Arnold's, ' took the morniug for Portland and will thence return home. Hiram White oanie down from the QuarUvUle mines to-ilay aud had some nne sx?duieus of galena and ooptvr ore from a lele recent ly discovered by him. JutifFe R. S. Stratum, of the su proiue court, oanke down from Albany this afternoon to be prosent at tb linal ses-ion of the court as now constituted, which begins to nKNrrow. j Prof. G. M. Miller, former editor .of the lHkcillc Express, Portland. twice tbe third party candidate for congress and now degenerated into an attorney, wa- doing bosineos ia tbe city this foreaaoa. IV. C. C. Sttwtbtn. of Willamette university, preoebed yesterday in Gmeechurctt, lVirtUnd. The Suu- ts the day before be filled tbe pnlnit of tbe First Coofregntional church iu , Seattle in lb morning, and in the evening tbe First Methodist church of tbe some place. TXL'ND. Some lady left ber umbrella at I; Jonn G. Wright's store. Owner can 1 have -ame by paying for this notice. OP. RENT. Small bou-e, with some new oforecun Houe. Apply V' f furniture to U. Cotwee and Mill. 1 1 two wock- we-t j at houe. M V B B 0 P n bbi n n, m t&nf WILLULLLDHAI PATRONIZE Home Indu-try. and ue Mountain Balm CVrnghCure. Guar anteed to give rellet or money refunded. Mttnufitetured By H. H. Cro&s, sJem, Ore gon. Smith A Meiner sole agents for saleai. 1-sllm FIR SALE- one fine yearling coll. eight head stock catUe. le and hetferx Cor-! al on tubular ax wagon, and hamesjs both a.-ccod as uew Time given. Enquire of J. 1. Robert n. South vOem JUIvY 4th. Pioneer Bakery AMOS STRONG, 271 Commercial Street. Grandest Celebration Ever Held in the Valley. -o- French aud German Wheat and Rye Rroads in City Styles. Yisnua Rolls. SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES. Pastry and Coufeetionery Baking iu Full Stoek. My new bread and cake bakers are lirst-eiass artists in their line, ami I aim to nave KrtrvUuic is Fjk is k fiiest B C fl E u a 9 NG. VNV i' THL LVRviT Et-T.VBUSH. Vliu-u'. ia ite jmaj. Uwer nw iha Remember tbe pine to got Fonrth ' of Jul ctfoetiooories Is ot Bon-' s.Hi'- im State stioet. rVrtisd. Jjincr: .vk Lcn BUmk it Uwsui -J biflree-t A -wunt. sk4 tot voce lit ot job pnauof. ud otUklnroe ot urevoo. Oration, by Rev. C, C. Stratton, of California, Reading Declaration, by W. J, D'Arcy, of Salem. Singing of National Hymns, by 150 Trained Voice-'. Seven Barjds have been ensased, as follews: ALBANY BRASS BANT), INDEPENDENCE BRASS BAND, SILVERTON BRASS BAND, STAYTON BRASS BAND. DALLAS BRASS BAND, CHEMAWA BRASS BAND, SALEM BRASS BA'R Fire Departments throughout tbe State will participate ic grand Eg- etae and Hose eoatests for prias. Ittcvcle contest for pries. B--e Bift match gane, for prisas. Grand Bend content In the eveniug fT pn ( nve or more baods to nir - Aside from abve, there will be innumerable other attractions, ? visiting the atate Ia-titottotts, rkUar on the now Kteetrk railroad. races, &e., Ac. , Many surroundms citk-s have alnwdv deeided to join u-, and ft present indioation- there will be at letou.H people present. Rates reduced on railroad and steamUait linr. laau -Met rrtntc SaJ -O- A src Cor fr lH. IMOIOS IM ft tMWB j- OH and 9MMe sto In tvt Smuur RiRAXMk. CHivwt Omih tbtjallupheaudu4eet the Itoabom W aox-tus t vtteontaadtbA tu,V4tii4',a, x r' " nu adOpKiUtti, TbiorAJMv, ne- 4,v1 ! Tb U x needed 'm4V mm! ). at St claer,: Uk. mt bae4 aldtted tU xjttjjj,. ! 'w " WWso f T MMtob for for lb Heavy uvot oa ' ' tYMi.Tkt U tw u.uu u. UioeogMbo. T"?w "" MWk lW w. i.v . . U - ' rib tbe CHtal dxlrv m&urpHWaodof !. Wxvw-Aoilbn4oiio5. wwf-, who wmt aM the nOlk ti M et p4. Try h Apply at 11 mh tt It they oa set KW AlVltKTlstt.llVTv PUBLIC SALK ncftoMU0e.akodoc UtMM Meb tot thdma no km m 1m mM PUe 1 IMOlOf 1 FEIIL RBRXARD1. ;Salem Will be Joined by the Entire :m4 MtrmOUftr. tmM mx . rw mobmjt. vu xmt ta mi ifcniirfcn , ii mkl M UHtt tre- l Pw.atft. fcj SWlt MOIlW oiMettr oau lMfkukkn art rrioA Mrt. srRsi:!S! Ptrti8j ui Pith? i July ette Vallev THE 4tll. rMiiornortlMUO k I nituir to jh k-M j.wnSk,ow illUC.nonuiPIV3mrL,niNt. L "frfa.-- or k. ISSR n&a m r-MJ-i,i ; 5ss,Tss?'3ir?sr F ho JL N . N. t Pkm Rb. r xpcwva ban. cr Ow Omce &1 CtMiiifcial St. AM U t4 IW yi WO vl ' Wt. dla Dm. kOr-i hr m. r.f4.t..t kii ft am. nt - flllj 0 Moil . LovpoMM40C01NUC. OMO ot aB MmOi auot oa -O- Wauts! velbe dee: WbltsU Wells vrelfe recoJjeJ rpiWatch For The Program. MSrwMf,T?,vr BURT CASK, Awnt A. Darr Somb Salem.