Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 21, 1890, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. TEltMS OF" BUHsCltllTION. Dally by mall per year, $8 00 Dally by mall per month, to Weekly by mall per year, 1 00 a-If not paid In advance Iho prlco rlinnrrd fhr Iho W SUSO peryear. If papers are not delivered promptly notlly the nOIce. FltUE DKLIVEItV BY UAUIUKIt. Daily ftjr single week,.... 15cts. Dally fortwo weeks,..- .. 23ct. Dally by month,. . . . Gu cts. Collections will be mado on 1st and 15th of month. Sub'crlbcr will please- leave SAIIBATII DESECRATION Determined Determined Effort to Maintain the ;?,',,,,. '" ,0"1 "' l" Saercdness of the Lords Day- hk lll01 ,ot J'? b?" T,", Upflf pi.-:..: i n . , Hio purpose of having IiUil a fin Christians in Council. money rorcarriers nt house or whereon t Is delivered, no as to cause no delays In collections THE Evenino Capita t, J ou una i. regit larly receives tho afternoon noclnleil press dlsprtcues. GILBERTS PATTERSON. Dealers In Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, IIiamvA Rouumtv. A rather unusual incident in the .il ut'erlnie in Salem is reported from Saturday night. Ah J. S. Krigbnum, who works nt the penitentiary, and ("loll Haydcu, of Polk county, who was in tho city over night, weie no iilg out State street about midnight, ami had reached between Capital street and tho railroad track, three or four men jumped in front of them from tho shade, presented revolvers and commanded them to throw up hands nnd mako no noise. This ediot was obeyed and Mr. Ilnydeu was relieved of his watch nnd some ?20 In money, while Mr. Krlgbatun'e possessions constituted only a revol ver, which wan alfo appropriated. Tho robbers proceeded ahead and turned south on Twelfth street to ward the cannery. Joseph Howard and Krigbatim's brother were n few blocks nhead of the other two, wait ing for them nnd had turned back to meet them, and saw tho robbers going south after tho occurrence. When the affair was reported to them none of tho four being armed, it was considered useless as well as dangerous to mako pursuit. The placoofthe attack was dark, there being large shade trees in the locali ty, m the robbers could not be ob served closely, Out Mr. Ilnydeu says twnof tliem spoko with a German brogue. This, however, could easi ly be assumed for tho occasion, and probably tho perpetrators will never be discovered. Vkhy Bad Conduct. It is re ported that very bad behavior char acterized tho crowd who attended at the comer of State aud Commer cial streets last night to hear some street preaching by tome women from East Portland, who claim to bo entirely dltlerent and distinct from the Salvation at my, but whoso methods aud stylo of harangue would proclaim them at least eeoud I cousins to that nohy organization. This street preaching and its results nro certainly a travesty on the wor ship of God, but at the same time no There has been n great deal of KF.KI.T JotmxAi. win ho , earnest talk going on for some time lu this city in relation to what christians nnd other strict observers of the Sithbnthconsidorn desecration of that dny dedicated to rest nnd the service of the Lord. This agitation culminated lu tho culling of a meet ing yesterday afternoon nt the Pres byterian church, to which were in vited ministers nnd members of all christian churches of the city, to compare views nnd devise means thereby harmful and scandal giv ing amusements on Sunday might be brought to nn ond. me inviiaiiou met a respond from nearly nil denominations and an earnest, intelligent meeting was the result. Among those represen tatives present were neticeable: Presbyterian V. N. Ladue, J. A VnnEntoii, It. S. Wallace, Dr. Black, Mr. Fergu-o i; Christian Rev. JohiiMii, J. If. iSridgford, Mr. Osborn; Congregational Rev. C. L. Corwiii, Rev. I). It. Gray, C. L I'nriiiciiter; Catholic Rev. J. S. White, W. M. Kalst-r, and ethers: i Methodist Rev. W. Rollins, Prof S. A. Starr, V. T. R'gdon; Episco pal Prof. J. A. Sellw.Mid; Evangel teal-Rev. E. S. Bollinger; Bnptlst Mr. Morrell. Of course, there weie several others, nmom; whom were some ladles, but the above embrace those well known to ihe Jouhnai, reporter in attendance. W. M. Kaiser win elected to pre side nnd Prof. Stair to act as score tary, after which Col. Ladue stated tho object of the meeting; that it was in response to the protest of Un christian people of Salem, and many who are not identified with any church, who feel that the whole sale, systematic manner of pro viding boisterous games, excursions and band concerts fur Sunday s-o-called amusement, is a detriment to he best interests of the city, in tha it is demoralizing, deuradlmr and daugerou to the growth of the com munity; a disturbance aud scandal to tho-o who would have the day sjwnt quietly nnd sacredly, and a souice of great annoyance and dread to the mothers w ha-e boys arc liable to be enticed thereby into danger ous company and bad habits. After a prayer by Mr. Corivln, Mr. Rollins addicted the meeting, eull Ingattentiou to the gravity of the situation, but being at a lis to di vine just the best means of getting! . rid of the evil. He would approach the matter carefully and in a Chtl-t-ian spirit, endeavoring ! n:t- minir land fiiendly argument to enh.t lb- cooperation of tho-e who an- en gaged in the enterprises tlmture be.i- etltcd in a pecuniary sene by otlenslve practices, and tint their discontinuance. W. T. Rledon agreed with uoinus in (lie main and made some additional suggestions a to the manner of procedure. po- n is obliued to listen to It If ,. , . . , , ' then. la Id.' .. l,l 1 .1... .. I aml M be Probably COtlld not go SO Mem: Ci:mkxt Walk. The plunk walk on State street in front of the ir purpose of having laid n flue cement walk, the usual width. The property belongs to Mrs. Geo. A. Edes, who deserves great credit for tier public spirit in t litis pushing nest and eolly improvement. Let the good work continue all along State street. BASE BALL. IJc-Opmlusn Thoroughfirr. laonlerto guard ngalnt results immer sive of health, it Is essential mat no luor oughmre of the system, the bonels.slioiilil he re oiiened when they become obstructed, r- -. m. .1.. t.ii t A Hani Contested Game . Hftth Sides. on SALEM VS. MfJIIXXVILLE lilIJIBBKIXtf IN SAI.BM. A Fine Opening for Another (Toil 3iill in the Capital City. iUcUiiiiirillcs Won Snlurilny's ( (lame by a Scratch; .Salems Titkc Smitlny'.s (.nine. roll's nnrk, and tlie same is now in prigre. I The game between the Avenue nn.l Marion lawn tennis nines, 1 which was to have been played to-, liver, oeeomes terpid: biHlouy.ucr pro-, d to Wednesday. other syniptems which the excltlns : "s0 ; only teuus m nguraiiut. " i r..-j properties oriloMetlcr'n stomach Hitters constitutes a useful agent In construction r.f the bowels and promoting n regular habit. It is Inllnltely Mipcrlor to theUras tie oatharlces frequently cd for the pur pose, since It does not act violently, but produces nnatunl effect, which docs not I mpHiruic organs, uiu munik;. """,'..', o, indceit me euurc ysiem i n-suu...;.. Great uiie day, is ostpoued A Fai.sk Statkmknt. 5iiierlu- , tendent Downing of the state prison, Idesiies the .IoUUNAI. to contradict ,' for him the article clipped in a con ...... .., ,,.-. fr,. i.i n P.irllniul nnnor. ill IL' I 1PN41I ijiti ...- - .---, . ,. 'which a pretended interview witliinyu' him Is given, where he is made to, mv that the grocery merchants of; Salem had made n combine to swin The Salem lumbering milts arc tumble to supply the demand for material for the building industry that is now going on in thecity. The contractor for the North Salem school building was rompellcd to go to Mill City for the lumber for that structure and others go to difll-reut points for their building material, some even as lUr ii to Portland, and pay three or finr dollars n thousand for freight. Lumber can be made ns cheap in Salem in Portland, or nt le'ist should be. The bu.'lding Industry in Salem will bo heavy for the next decade; aim ner mill capacity is inadequate! Holiuau b--4 to furnish the requiud amount of i Simpson cf 4 lumber font buslne.-s that is growing I Siullli Sb I everv ilnv. I hen U n tijih nioiiiin I !..... i--- - , ... - fi lentil lb 4 uir a goon saw mill to oe started light here in Salem. Logs can be rafted and towed toS.ilem from both tlie coast range and the cascade mouutalus at a small co-t as com p.ned wiUi the expen-eof shipping the lumber by the railroad or by river crafts. Salem is now using an immense amount of lumber, and a good mill collides en now li nil ready sale for all tlie lumber that it could turn out Tlie gHine of base ball at High land puik ground Saturday after noon between the McMinnvillesnnd Salem was the event of the easou, both club'playiug up ton science, but the visiting nine carrying the game in a score of 0 to 0. Tlie Salems stood one tally ahentl until the last half of the ninth Inn ing when the visitors did some line playing and scored two tallies which gave them the game. The follow ing is the olllclsl score of Saturday's game: Tim SCORE. MCMIXNVILI.K. All It 1J1I SH TO A JOHN HUGHES, die the slate on those commodities p ,n Gl.ocoricSi 1nIl(s Oils and that consequently ho wns In ,m(1 w,Ild(nv GlasSt Wnll Ia. iMTiiaiiu io pumiHw 6UU1I u ..i nJHj jjonlM. Artists' Jin- for his institution. Hesays he never iirjaIs Llin0t Hair Xai,s anfl made tlie assertions credited to him. gjlin;;iCSi iilV( iec,l nnd FeilCC and only recited tlie fact that thecx-, posfs Grass'sCc(ls, Etc, ectitive council nan reiec'cn me uius for supplying tlie asylum; saying also tint lie Downing) was not compelled to advertise for bids for the prison supplies, therefore he was free to buy where he could do the best. Mr. Downing further -ays ho has always bought the necessary groceries in Salem and expects to continue doing so. HI ' ' jp-l f CALL OK WHITE. $liOU t.VIII r PfANO for $-, v , f)S? ' fleVnm ? ri 'XflMI L'OirUYlCionth., iS.i-n,,rio !''" vuviiA. ox nn " nrii 15U ORGANS for70 ,K" Buy now ami save nionev n . l.argaitisiuall kinds of rem - '"U,"C EOtrf. -. "3S?3a x - m ) NKW IUVEHT1SE3IESTS. ri I t ptt , manage mock, Commercial GO TO GEO. F s 1 Drey Daker ss 3 II. Hohnati rf. I Martin if 4 Totals So G SXhUil. Howard ss 5 Ciwiiey 3b.t2b--2 MeCarthv c 4 Smith 2b & cf- -4 ah it mi sn ro Coleman p... Booth cf.b 4 I Me!!eti if 4 B.ixterrf ;s It is not a case of luxury, but one of! Uurnbeitu lb-..4 simple necessity, to fill thodemands of a steady growing city. The op portunity that Salem now has for a saw mill can not stand open long; ome one will take hold of tho mat ter and supply her with a much needed mill. Total. 5- 8 0 11 3 27 CHRISTIAN EXDKAVOR. T ll 0 State association of tlie Christian Bndeavor sccietles will meet in an nual session in this city for two or three days, the first of October. Ar rangements for the meeting are al ready being made by the various n societies in this city. All the dele- ,' g.ites from abroad will be given free 2. entertainment white in attendance e . here, and a special program consist 1 1 ing of select music and literary pro- 1 i fliifttlnnc u-tll l.a rnmldrofl " .......i .., ....... ..,. piea:iut aim promauie meeting f-oxpeeted. nnd a is sceri: nv ixxixas. MeMiniiville 2 0 110 0 Sjilem 1 0 10 2 1 Getting Bktti:h. A letter from ex-Gov. S. F. Clnulwiek, at Foley Springs, to a friend in this city, 4 ' brings the pleasing intelligence that i Mr. F. E. Hoover, who went there REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Wednesday, July 23rd. The Latest tarcical Comedy, A. PAIR OK JACKS By H. Grattlian Donnelly, Esq. INTRODUCING THE LATEST SONGS, BRIGHTEST FACES, GREATEST NOVELTIES. Reserved seats on sale at l'nttou's Book Store. 307 COMMERCIAL STREET, FOR Administrator's Notice of Final Settle ment. VTOTICE Is hereby slven to whom it 1 may concern, that the undersigned. admlnUtnitorof the estate of I'eter bchnr bacli, deceased, hasflleubls Ilual account with thet'lerk ot the county court of the countvof Mnilon, lu the state of Orejrou, nnd that the Hon. Jnd.e of said court has fixed Monday, the lt dav of September. i.QI n 1 sViln!.- i ... f.it Ihn hixii.lni.nnil scttienient ithereot at the court houo in Tents, Awnings, Lawn & Camp The Finest Stock iti Salem. Salem, f ciksday, July 3jj, ' t t JOHN ROBINSON'S Great World's Exposition. -Great Shows-m COMBINED Monster 50-Cage Menagerie, Quadruple Cosmopolitan 4-Pin ,. Mammoth real Roman Hippodrome, Marvelous school of E.hiii1 mals, vast and comprehensive Aquarium, rare and attAiu . A Colossal museum of Animate Curios, and Vivid, ElectrofvInJ j ingiy realistic Wild West Exposition. '-"euroijmg an(1 O 4 Monster Railroad Trains! 60 PKKSUNAL 3IKXTIUV. SUM3IARY. Rous earned Oil Coleman, 1. Two-baso hit Coleman. Three-base hits Brey, IIowr.nl. Bases stolen Brey, 2; Cooney, 3; Mellen, 2: W. Holman, 1; Heath, 1; Bases on called ball By Hiitw. wirtli, 3; Coleman, 2. Hit by pitched luiis Colt-m-in. Baxter. '.1 t J" T 1 J i t n v ict m iiim l ? r icr iiiiiiriii'inrp in . . nn a v - .s ""i',v"s '"i saiocouniy. health and is now ab'e to iret ar mnd ! Dated J"l" l!l-'" J- JOHN CALVERT, 0 0 05 ! ma""' alM1 ,s no" au'e togt-tar.ninu ArtlllnMraIOrof the estate of I'eter scliar on crutches and has a good appetite. ' bach, deccasei' 7c-v-3v II. s friends m this city Rev. P. S. Knight returned from Eugene tills morning. S. P. Bach, a merchant nt Leban on, is visiting Salem friends. .ur. ami mrs. i. vnnutiyu returned . s.ruck fHltUy Hauswlrth, 0; Col this afternoon from a visit at the man, 8. eo:,st- I Passed balhs-By Brey, 1. Joe 1'nrrar enme home lo-da- Tlmoofgame Oue hoar nnd fortv from Seal Rock. He's browned tin minutes. i will learn of his recovery with much pleasure. -- - Lost a Honsn. Wt-rd comes to the city that Dr. Richardson, who with hi3 family started for Little! I Nestucca Saturday morning, lost one of his horses tlut night at tho i toll gate. It is supposed the ex . tremely cold mountain water nfter his drive was the cusejof n colic, which attacked him during the night and from which he died. Tax Aotici The taxpayers of theciiy of Salem arc hereby notmed that thecity taes aro now duenna p.iyauie at inoomcooi tne trea urer,at Wliltnn:& liusiand sbunl win oecomf Cih, 1SS0. 7:I9-10t Taxe lcllnque.it afvr Scplemtn-r H..1 SWAKKURU, ny Tac i ollector, Double Lengrth Siaai p.., Required for its transportation. '' 0VEK 1.000 3IEX, WOjLEX AND HOUSES. FOUR CIRCUS RINGS In Simultaneous Operation. Immense Hippodrome Track Incloaln te? i MV k WILLARD. -..-i'. r i' Fresh and Salt Meats. BI.UK!i;OE BLOCK. YESTERDAY'S O.VJIE. 7C. .6 to c. Roasts . whoilolUi.mtnlf 1,,.,-n rii. , r in me inatiiT oi conileniuatioii v .. .... ,fw iiQ!!. J nbuso the speakers. Tills is a country ami a man or woman not i violating human or divine laws and Loss Settled. Irviu Watson, of! the Home M tual Insurance Co., of. tvlilnh flrsitf RivM nro l.iml n.ronta 1 Price of Mi-jiI l.y the. uuirf. r. The game yesterday started out, while iu the city the past few days I Mutton by tbe quarter . with some wild playinc on both 'settled in fall the loss sustained In I Porhbv the quarter sides for the first two innings, then ' the burning of Dr. J. W. McAfee's r . it settled down to a tiani came and tun. Wedm..dav nU.ht. ti u '" was playwl with a groat deal of prompt work. skill. The Salem boys started out In the lead which they kept up to Hobsks Ki i.i. i.d. Saturday the last. I night's overland u..iu -H.uth ran t i. i . .. ' Uoleman and Hat sworih nm l.tii i ,IUO oau i noroes ou tne tuick a I good pitchers and put up strong fcvmHes the other side of Eugene,1 i halls. McCarthy leads in cntchiugj killiu five of t,lein bt the train Re SlIIC to Read and Get i while Burnhelm can't be beat for ' wns unt ditclied am' ""s only a first base. n.l TTnwnnl lnn v. snort time (leliiyetl by the accident. a enuiacTubulnr well is constricted b; Wrisrht went nr to I u .i... - e , L,L?:d"wn.'V' 'ree inch lron plpe, wit .MDiimiin to-day to enjoy mountain i in good shape. Surveyor Geuend Byars returned this mornlns from n business trip to Douglas county. Mr. D.ivid McCullv denarted this the! afternoon for Wallowa count v. secure j where his sous reside. I Irvln Watson, of Portland, spent Mr- Sunday nmontr Salem friends, re turning this morning. Mr. J. H. MeNutt, of San Fntn ciseo, spent Sunday in the cltv, WHAT ISA TUBULAR AVELL? Other not trespiLsslng on the rights of others should be uumolested. It Is n sad commentary that a street fakir cau hold a crowd hnlf the night and gull them out of their money, w 1th no interference or dis turbance, but some unprotected guest of T. McF. Patton. t , ,,.,, ,",,' i,!' au, riowam is an ex- ..'.' " J1- "g" went up toieellonthhoit stop. n ,iw .f !.. ...! . . -.leliailltl tO-tlRV fn Ollir.1- .1111. a.tai. ! '.,.. . - freeiVr umu:""" pn-sem. -.' -....,... ( xuegamo cioseil yesterday with " .-uuui uiii.v spean 01 me position , - ...,, .. ...v...iu . i R goore 0r to s n fvor 0f ami teaciiing of the Catholic church l- C. Starr has just returned from . lems, th followln in such matters. Th.it church did . a trio to Beuton count v nn.l r...v,rt: fnr..- not expa'sslycoudeinn Sunday after-, excellent crops there aud all along' TnE score. is the tlie ta-oflicial h' sr.. r . . . uooncnins orem ion ana Douom. ao JIUl a". -uorgau cc ineau nave dn can pet in and only pure water ran be moved tlieir ilrav ami trnek st;inr B'uhi. iuksis meoniy Kinaoi wen mai --fc.- - - ------- -- : ..rtlw preacher of the gospel as tie or o" , ' con,',an-v Wnspnwnous sees it no matter how mistaken wo noon annisenient for tlie recreation the nwd. of tho body or mind, except where! P. J. Catterlin aud family will tho surroundings or tendencies were ' take up their summer quarters for a evil; such as waste of time and neg-' while at Netarts bay on the Big lect of religious duties; waste or Nestuoca. Without boillir Iniaitlml .....1 1 "leM ?neUTUCll --.a ...... ....., ..... . uiey weresuocet to extreme con mavcoiHiuer them cannot occupy a street coruor or box for a little while auuseti. Tho better sentiment of the comimmitv wonl.i nntnv t tlioilUmriw.ru i,n.i,..i.i i.. '.i. ... itt tendeneios the city ofllcers could eeit in that light Mulnr Willi.,.,.;. .,,1 HT... is. EE.S?SSs!?S t-'-' y "v." -' "-" "iiv4 wt.uuiitii.- . whrtni t half f..n.. v itiiltV3 ing accoinpanlinents. I u tlie so tar as practices will sojourn a few weeks. Dan.1. Fry, J. B. McClaneaud' families .started this morning by team for Slab creek on the Little Nestucca, for a summer outing. Hon. Wm. II. Holmes and fnmllv ' McMinuvilles j Breve W Holman 2b. S'.mpson cf..- SmithSb Hatisworth p . Heath lb i Baker ss R HolniHU rf . i Wrttll. 1111(1 InvOitw finlinnt rwn llit. tVn 1 .. ' " - ( "vna .tuuw -V IUIV, lUiU r lauilsiaoie to tlie Iirst floor nortll OI alMlutely Mirrmeirater proof, aud that , Tnlm Tr,il.,-.'cl.io..i. ,,;,t,ti, . ., . '? fonvd through the cement strata to JOlin llolm sblacKsmitllShop, oppo- the pure lMiw water. It lspoitiely the I fcio ataie insurance olllce, where rmuntry jimT RrAru 'ilrn. .they have the nicest, most comfor- (residence near fair grounds) makes the-e U R IHI SH PO A E table nimrtors. in ttw. nil v- , YS. !s ' eTm!i rea,onnble 10 year expert- - ' -i -------- jfc.vT ii-'iiiiv r.-F i ii-iri-T'i t o e 2 I t& 1 2 Martin If 5 Totals- . 47 S A diagram aud nictLre of the Jos 0 1 ephluo caves can be seen at the Red 0' corner drugstore. A movemeut is I on foot to make them one of the 0 1 greatest attractions in the way of a 0 ' resort in Oregon. it Smoke the ''La Perfecta" made bv the Pacific Cigar Factory. Call for it at your dealer. dms IS Physical Aimiknts. a. B. Blown, onglneorat tho water works, whoso mishap Saturday was re corded lu the Jouu.vai., is resting easy and will bo all right inn short time Newtoti Tnunur, wluvso ne- cldeutal shooting occurred Saturday and was told of in these columns, Is still lu n doubtful condition, but is denination, and Inasmuch as the of tlie current amuse ments recently provided for Sun days hero are in that direction, he , ww in full accord with tlie eflbrt to counteract and discounnro tlipm. He would not object toiuiet.harm-, ams ou tlle "I'lr North Santlam. j less games or amusements in thoi Mwns. c. S. MeNallyandR. M.I privacy of tho family lawn, orchard' I'iuhertou, accompanied by Frank) or parlor, but tho public excursion, ' "Weraml I). C. Scliell, of Albany, concert or ball, ground is iiMeoudu-i ,cok a tlrlve to Iudepiiileiic this civo to tliat reverenco or moral be-' morning on business. Sab- Mies Ethel, Fay and Tot Thoinn. Salems Howard s Cooney 2b McCarthy o... Smith of .. - tiwk last evening's train south, ' ldli sb "". iMHinu for a few wevks in the moim. Mellen If. fi Williams rf... 5 4 27 11 10 K AU R Bit SH I'O 3 2 0 0 1 o Jtsuruliatu lb . 3 Totals -..88 8 11 0 3 8 0 o T o 10 0 i! ii' o havior appropriate to the holy UHIII, ICarnest and vigorous remarks -jinj ,u. i;sz. was in great pain and had hlt-h fevor, tho rosultof too many persons around him, but to-day tho signs are mow hopeful, though he is not by any means out of daur. Tho weather turulugso much warmer Just now will necessitate greater care with him and will Involve groator difficulty in resisting In- iiammatlou ..Mrs. C. A is quite sick at hor homo ou Capital street, Albert's addition... .Geo. 1). Goodhuo'a homo on Winter and Mill btreols, ha been Invadwt by fccarlet fever, all four of their ehll- dren being down with It, but with Col. Indite, Prof, tstarr, Mr. Bridg fonl, Dr. Black, Mr. Coruln, Mr. Bollinger, Mr. Osborn, Mr. Vati Ea ton, Mr. Gray and otliers, all tend ing toward tlie same coiiuliwiou, the son, of Portland, and Mr. Arbagast and daughter Klla, of Salem are vkitiug friend- in tlie vicinity of Jerierou, says the Review. Mok Haas, John G. Wright'; ae KXRK BY IXKINQfi. McMlna vllks -300801 0108 Salems 4 40100 00 0-9 SL'XMAKY. Bases eirnl Oft Hausvvorth, 2. , Two has hlts-J. Smith, Booth,. W. Holman, Martin. Home Rune Cooney. i Haaes stoleu-,'. Smith, 4; How Wliy Don't You Fok SaleTwo first class cows . ?ub'erib for the J wlih young calves. OneSJ Tubular T A QT ORFHONIAN? S ' wagon nearly new Enquire of W.iLno1 UHLUUIIIrlM J T. Rlgdon, 156 State street. 3t d . j Daily, st. a yean Ji.03 for six months; S. ok Y.-Sumpter camp No. s, j S,ni-Weekl-V' ' yn si 25 for sis Sons of Yeteraus meets this even-1 montiis; Weekly, $'.73 a yean Sl.co for six ing and every son of a Yeteran ! months, the rat non. ould be on hand. j N r AX wl glve you the W. C. T. C tteeular mestine i "n4 xeneraI- u ,s Democratic in eve rv 8 27 IS 10 'Tuesday the 22id, at 2:30 p. ra., in! H.vnln politics. It aims to be just Pealistic Revival of the '-ports, pastimes and Lulu-is of tbe Ancient ROMAN HIPPODROME 60-Thousaud Horse- ! 00 Male aud Female Joekej a '. .) MinaturePooti 00 Boy and Girl Jockeys ! The most exhiler.itin.' aud pleasant event of a lift-lime will be to this our magnlticent TRIUMPHAL SPECTACULAR STREET PAGEANT The most euiraucing, the must extfitiug, the ino-t deligbiui, grandest the richest aud most ilazzeling free holiday deuionstratioB e ueitl in any age or country. This world-eonqueiiug pageant win i great review through the principal streets of each tow u and cltyvwM" 10 o'clock a. m. Secure eligible positions on balconies, iu windon ou tlie Housetops. oOCENT xVIENAGERIE! S43.000 Drove of Giraffes. 1 5.000 School of Walru-. tln.OoO White S Hippopotamus. 20,000 ScUiHd of Sea Lions. Two-Horned KbluooeW Every rare and curious animal Uuuwu to Z K.ljgy. fj' Giraffe, IS Feet High. H' Woman. Welirbt N Ll01V'Ox. 21 Hands High. I m IV " Man, S. Feet Hhtb. IT f Hnre,21 Hands High. IT ( Boy, Weight 51 lUj U Hill I ostrich, 17 Feel llTgh.WlUll I Hog. Weight 1.3W U Doors Ooen at 1 and 7 P. M. Performance One Hour Li'ff Will Exhibit at Corvallis Julv 2Sth, Albany July 31st, McJfc! July 29th, Eugeue Aug. 1st Il-isiSd-BW the new hall on Commercial street. , l IWr, even if it has to be apgressive and SrsciAL. Olive lodge, No. IS, I. O. O. F. wilt hold a special meet ing this evening. TIirr.TY ykaiis im.actiei: A Letter frni an mlut rhyslojan. Mm. Epitob At t .- HA. ot indKrtns a proprietary prepara- n, I have a lew wofdi la favor of a new l'.vatlre principle. 9at oomm'MlaiimaleMin,took lateve-' ,,,, "; 1,Mral,1,lm' 2; Cooney, 2; Me niuirV train for A.hlau.l ami n.-r ! Cartby, 2; Coleman, 1; Booth. 1:! . .-. ,, .. .-. . .... -i .. . . . .. - --- u.1...m. rm. ..... . . UIVV. .M ' ll.lllfe.lktl SJi.,, -..... ..( inLMV I MMA t. lli.y.. Ift . .,- prvdomiuating hie. Mug to achieve ' 7,",.. ! Mio 1 ' uZZZZ. X T ., .' 1 - - m .'S UiOileslroil r.ult without aeriuiuuv r.,7. . Iiuaa 1 ' P""- as iaiaparilla aaaUr eonUla w (UVWMavu. ' good cure feared no or ill feeling; without any de4iv to attempt intimidation or hruu- lusat. Patrick j (UKi i,ut t0 appeal to lm, i, bet. lor nntuiv Tor a suteuauc) or thai grand gool name uhvav enjoyed lij- Salem as a city of christian pravtiee, J,t cultii'VHl oduonllou, moral jiurntuud- ings. aud all llwt gow to make tbe Mla Scriber lft Taooma ntoet deelmblo olty of hapov. com. "' mwulug, aud will arrive iu S 1. rv...i.i 1 ...... ....... Mr. and Mr.T. u. Hopkins, of '"""W-( aieunn-1 Albany, returned Une JeSi IK'S"1"""1 after a vWt with .Mis. IP mother. I " ?nl '?. 1?.,h; MiKE-C. small, .nd sUers. Mr, LT... 7JZ Tay Uau"! Geo. Pearce aud Mrs. A. S. Brae- ! worth, i; Coleman, 1. -By Hausworth, 4; Nirious iimuHh re ; fortable hwueu on the Paelrte .-.. hi bU. evening. MIm fieri ber )u Filed. Instruments were filed with tho teorcturv of Btato tiv-dnv struck nut -Ooiemau, S. lail balls-By Bi', l. Wild pltehe liy llwwworth, 2. 'IHuiit ..f oauu'l'ui luuu Aiior n iimtongetl dUenWon, a ,w" iu aueuoauoe ai me ew iCug-, Umpl-Me-K. L-uuhead and uoniinlttee onueMlug of W. T. Rig- """ t'ouservatory, of IloMon, alucej Heuttaru. diMt and J. A. VauEaton wa aix ' Jfy. Her inauy frieud! onxKitVATiax. tvil.,fl.ul tit .ww...i ....-Ivll.. ..&... W 111 MtM ,1110 IUV IU4AK 1.1 I l.jft ....! I m . inu,,.,.v. ,v ivpviH '"wxi.v luiuv - - -" " " .' imwara is tbe league. Uardiuer, of lx An-' Buruneim uever leto a ball im tbe city this uiuru-1 llNt baae. and I reuewtng old aooualu- tauee at thW, the aoeue at hb wore nlH) appoiuted a cMnmlltea to former uiaroanUki lauufe. He nw luoorporatlng the Boston 8he aud , pnoetont of SuntUy amiteetuvui, " ia Leather Co.,of Portland, Oregon; 1C the Miulineiito of tlie meeting, aud Mr. I. W. Ua A. Furbos, I. A. Mnorum, W. V. ( an earnest npwl asking ur tbe die- Ik. arrive! lu opouror, Jiugvuo rrouuian, fmuk louiitlnuaiiceofderatliigpnuUce. "K Ddkum, A. P. DoLIu, U L. Mo.Vrt- j Chairman Kaiser aud Col. Udue tam liur, B. A. Dukol, J. P. Cook and were alo amMluted a coouoIUm to fur C. N. Walt, liiooriwratre; ohjeet to j procure tho opera ltoneaud uMre t Mta Jwllle Uiloert eujoilng manufuoturehoeandloather;paee'a itragrnm br a iimm lUMtiug KMMMmlth ud pbuwure with ber of biulneas Portlaud. of all imreotis Intereeted lit th fcler. Uk. UardUer. tbe Uet abodMou iu , warcurr orloJidw i objecusj. ana akd for ta formula, wblch fiudlog purely TefetabU, aad to aild a to be to my alnd almost ioert, I eotuentad. Imaftne ay attoulth went when perfect laxative action vm rs potted. It ha two great poinu. Arrt.beinf pniely veceuble. It U (ualike mercury) not cumulattre la tbe ?yitera. belnc eaUy car ried otfby the digtieprocee uidtramd. It I eflWflve wlih a leat quantity of the eathartlc principle than ha hitherto teas attainable. It iu lot retpeet ranks a a dbcoverr. and approach the ideal, vu.: the Jeart medicine conltent with the neat o food. It hannoDtte natural UMatlre aeUon and perfert aM, and ihouid Uta e both the public aud theleatai.,W x ert v rrrweus or tanitT vam nucnci. i JVaaefaw Stmuatr, Match M, 1IM. "step on earns." It woaM rather be right a4 lowtlMiHwrotMt anil win. Take it! Try lit You won't to- any sleep overit Address KASTOIJEGOMAXPnb. Co.. IValleloi 0 m. Fiiu'iir Capital Dairy Co ARTIST. Instructions slven anil Portraits eularsj.fJ irom i-uoiognipns or laKen from L.ifi at unenngton s, Eiartage block, latent MISS M. KIRN, Froi Terminal or IoteriM Nortlieiu 'Mt 'itfilcRp FINE HORSESHOEING Is tiK '..a- io take To all Points East i A. ". Kairchild, B. J. Kelly are prepared to deliver 8reh eoi.ledon , to any nan of the I-eave orders at Xlnio j u" table aud milk rtty. It i thedlnlns c.ir r.mte. j (."K.'S vestibule trains oery d.y mv" Scriber & Pohle's. ST. PAUL AND (Ho cbanse of cB-j t'oinpoied of tti oipj '" u"r FOURiST Special attention given to shoeing road sters, driving hore, interferius and crip pled horses. A large Stock of Hand-Made Shoes Carried. ! We give our personal attention and tm ploy none but expert in this departuitnt. 47 and 51 State Street, S.!em, 0c Sleeping Cars. , obMrtuiee of Suaday, to be nebl S the Het. Wheu you are iu 3aWni v.mi .i. McCarthy U tbe boat ealeber that ' ,,,rtf J?rlto u JP w'b auytulu ha. played . Sabju. JJ &TJ& iwe MPAtwuviiiax,OMtK Held-! layouici. 'lktiut lu eUhlar ius than tbe home team. JobtMou, liootbby Co'., ks te och aad G i now u too iuuoa ItaUowtttg tVotu immKm w,a,u i no ih lite gratMl etMud. Pioneer Bakery AMOS STRONG 2fl Commercial Street. ' . J .! i ,.,.,, ! Be.t that can br v- r" ,i, ftt -1 JAPANESE. BAZAAR. SS3fsr-.,sr KLEGArr XAY Wx ,. A eontlauot i Umj $ IIB. UUIVIUII XI r Mk..l fA tt.vtMi l.v.l , .. -I.,. .. c n..vl M..u.l.. ft- . ....... "" "-" "' ""-" i-mv ami r.ittitrr-Hi,u.LUM-.Mne iwen- " . . . ,. n,,nHmw, ,w ww fomHs will alart to-morrow muTM. ty or more abaritra from dllloreut farther dHndou, orgaulaatlou and lug far Ciiuef Soda ou tbe SomUi oountlwofthoatate nro In vmmx '!" i " U weery. Tbeat- SKBltam, wh;p, w, tint ftftornooH at tho oiroult ourt temlaueeai thl luettlug will uotbe tbeuwelt three or ftmr weeks. n.mwnn9, TlMV Ml Wttll lkr.kvld.sl ivllk a,..,!, i ii. ftkulUllkAM4l. . " .w. , .- room, hut their buslucarf la aa yel m ' JSbjh1 to rlturch oonmmwu cretandaA.il IWof thcepnt "j V,4w UlJ' tbTa was uot obtainable lu time for thin day." aro rojuel to lou Iksuc. ivtwueeaiidlHlluemv. Sabbalh ' " "I'li-'ius au.i iisiuu tiMMtl. loud tbrlr OfHwrtunltlw fr ueiug wbteb are luVnnrul iu that relou. iw. . - rue mmiNmu hrUNlw two gamiM wva a Mr one. TU Satows are a strong aloe now. OTMKK Uium. The real .-.-uie me- of AMmmv . t .t.lwart MU.wa, arrived u dij l. tb. 1 -U k triuu, uU u tbetr brotbera U lUU dty In the same trade. f.r a ..ntet at Simjv eottat. 3iHjuire at aog p-.i ""el, 4Mt SHI.lOriTnn.nnn. -, .vwxi t Jr.CYCAIOSS. enuau Wheat Rye llraatls in City Styles. Wuua Ralte. and it a . !Uts 0r fMr rii. Itrlmit I'll, arv known hr ..nil.. . .- v. . n aa BIIbS "d Meae k PHrj- and Coufeotionery Bkltg la Pull Stoek. ily lH-ikiurauoii i-kii.m. Ullrll MM rill 1 tils f.MU Hl.sl m sn.t f.rv.lri, i i, 1. Ivw..ik.vA ,', iIMt. ...C-IT Ju..nui.ru ,rt..,..t "."'-TT . a re , alla llctiina ard ellWsu a kwmJl" aid I aim io luiv " ae cm lruii .r n..n ..w IV Imttlii Piuu. it a-u .' IMtrlk .Icliinjr a vm trrilM. trv siairi slt.llM.r U&.U- luJ , . . . SratStlMK artists In tbalr u ve ETfrytki: as FiV u tbe Riest. 3iM Onuntarelal St., opposite l"oUatce. Saleai, Oreaon. IMreet Importr of Japanese awl Chine Curiositiet and KoveHies. nue IoiwUIn Cbiaaware. ClouBoale. -vi. ' " w VfcN J&eVToJ PIly attended to. x-vmmr 'mm ELLIS & WHITLEY, South of Chemekete Hotel SA.I.EM. - . OROOON tv!. IumO"!, fullman ' . to rared In ad-i ; - .- - Tr.!lfl. ..net.f'SStfi5 l Aa.cr. . 1 ngUDd an tJgX lud,urtun. J. H. HAAS, MAC SINGER SEWING n&u 101 Cjmmercd S- viiivo twi s n it I -A t?s'' ' "nr.BJ kind uf niat-u rerw r- hi. t BJ'HT CASE. Agrt. pglti M e-r -W- - l- ....V CenWSU - c-e-,0. A" T. iXext door to Kiein-a.) , w v c k V T H N u 't I sr - - . , m o'--,' I assiRsssr' --,rS-"-!..' T'- "