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TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.
Associated Press Iteport and
DigestH of all Important
News of To-Day.
MARKETS.
WHEAT.
San Fkancibco, Gil., Sopt. 6.
Whcnt, buyer, '00, H.48J; ueason,
$1.40, per cuntiil.
Ciiicjaoo, III., Sept. C Whcnt
flriii;caah, OOJj Dee., $1.02; May,
$1.00 pur bushel.
CRIMINAL.
WliBCKINCt HAS I1EOIJN ON THE
N. Y. 0. II.
Ai.iiany, N. Y., Bop. 6. Ono Of
tho Hurlous Hcqticncca of tho strike
Ih a HUcceftHful uttempt nt trulu
wruokliiR nuido luHt night
on tho Now York Central, nour
GrceiiHbuBh. Luckily no loss of
Hfo or HurlaiiB Injuries resulted. The
truln wrecked wm ou Its wny to
Montreal and consisted of eight
HlecporH, well filled. Tho cntlic
train wus derailed but nothing more
serious ttmn wrecking of cunt re
mitted. KI-SKWIIKKK.
An attempt wus vnado to wrcuk a
portion of freight trnln last night ut
t Albany.
Truln No. 15 of tlio Adirondack
and Niuguru FuIIh route wuh ditched,
but no one killed.
ItlTTALIATINCI ON IiKTKCTIVKS.
Chicaoo. Illinois. Sen. fi. C. C-
Rodney, who wuh arrested here
Monday on a telegrum from Port
land, Oregon, Baying ho wuh an em
bezzler, Mworo out a warrant foi
Chief Detective Kepley and Detec
tive Collins ou a charge of fulsc Im
prisonment. OFFICIAL KA1LKOAD MISMANAGE
MENT. New Your, N. Y., Sept. .--An
evening paper publishes a secret
petition, which It states ih being
clrculuted among tho stockholder
of the Illinois Central, urging them
to riso in rebellion against tho pres
ent management. Tho petition
states thut the company Is pructlcully
on tho verge of ruin through mis
management. STATE-
OEN. MILKS.
Poktland, Sept. 6. A promi
nent mlhtury man, Generul Nelson
A. Miles, urrlved here this morning
from Buu FruucUoo, . on hi way
East to asHUiuo continued of the
department of the Missouri.
ItEI.KIIOUS.
f Aliiina, Or., Sept. fi. At a
special meeting held by tho uieinbcrH
of the Cougregatiiiiiul church of this
city ut which the resignation of the
acting puHtur, Rev. J. W. Sueed,
wuh ueee)tcd. Another cull was
uguin tendered Rev. J. L. Uershuer,
of the Evutigelicul cliuruh, to act us
their piHtor, und unuuimously car
ried. Mr. licrshner bus decided to
accept the call und will tnko charge
of the church tho coming week.
HAS LOST IIOTII HANDS.
Euuene, Or., Sep. C J. M. Kelly,
one of tho proprietors of the Pleas
ant Hill Buwmlll, hud his left baud
sawed off by a circulur auw. Ills
right huud wuh mangled In about
the Bume manner about u year ago,
and this Icuvch him without any
huud.
ACCIDENTS.
RAILROAD WRECKS OCCUR AT ALL
SEASONS.
Needles, Ariz., Sep. C Last
night a west bound freight struck a
steer on tho truck neur Jlulapui
Stutlou, Arizona. The engine und
six cum wore ditched. The llremnu
Fruuk Kuhl wus killed.
FATAL TltAIN COLLISION.
Whitehall, N. Y Sept., 6. A
passenger trulu ou the Delewuro &
Hudson railroad ran Into u freight
train tier Went port this morning,
Tho engineer and llrcuiuti were kill
ed, hut uo passengers wcro Injured.
MINE HOUUOlt IN .MICHIGAN.
Ishpening, Mich, Sep. 0. Eight
miners were burled lu Ltiko Auge
lino iiiluo by a cuve-iii this morultig.
Every oftort Is being made to rescue
them.
POLITICAL.
HPEAKEH REED ON THE BTUMI'
HOLDS HIS OWN WELL.
FoitTLAND,Mc Sept. 5. Speaker
Reed urrlved here yestoimiy. Ho re
ceived au uvatiou ut several points
along tho road where tho trulu stop-
ed. Ho ua welcomed at tho city
hull by u crowd of .'1000 people uud
made un address.
Sitenkor Reed's addiesH was devot
ed to u review of the work of tho
present house of representatives. Ho
HiKiko of tho threais of the minority
boforo the uwoiubllugof congiesa aud
tho declarutlomj thut tlioy were to
rule lu utter disregard of the people,
und of tho flllbUHterlng luetics they
wore prepared to employ,
The house of representatives, he
tutld, Is tint a body quick to do bust
uew under any net of rules. Its largo
numbers aud tho dlvuue interests
tboy roprvbout wilt always imiko It
alow uud cumbersome, but u system
wh.ch uuubluU ono iiieuibur to hold
the whole House at bay until the Bet-
tlngof tosuu, and then to hold It
until plilcul exhaustion sots it free,
and ono-flfth to hold It foroyer, wai
evidently a system which rendered
elections useless and catlod a halt to
civilization Itsolf, If there bo any
thing in popular government It
means that when tho peoplo have
clooted ono party to take control of
tho house or senate, that party shall
huvo both the power and responsibi
lity." Tho speaker showed that the
Republican party wus keeping Kb
promises to the people.
HIftOLI combades love him.
Indianapolis, Ind., Sep. 5.
President Hnrrlson'n Regiment, the
70th Indiana volunteers, held an
annual reunion yesterduy. A letter
from the president whs read, regret
ting his inability to bo present.
Harrison wns ro-clectcd prcldcut of
tho regimental association by n
unanimous vote. A loving greeting
wns Bent him.
WASHINGTON
THEY DIVIDE ON JUTE.
Washington, Sept. 6. Tho Ore
gon senators divided on tho propo
sition to put binding twine on the
free list. To-day Senator Dolph was
paired, but ho spoke against the
proposition, while Beuutor Mitchell
supported the movement with his
vote. Tho Washington scnutorsalsn
divided, Squire favoring free twine,
und Allen being for thonmendmcut.
Just why these Pacific coast senutors
saw the question from different
standpoints Is not known, but
Dolph and Allen are both high pro
tectionists. Tho senators from the
wheut-priiducing states, In the
middle of the northwest, supported
the amendment aud curried the fiee
twluo proposition.
I'llESlDENT HAlUtlSON TOURING.
Washington, D. C. Sip. 6. The
president left this morning for
Cresson, Pu., aud ex poets to remain
until October first.
CANNOT TARE HIE WHOLE HOG.
Washington, D. C, Sept. C
The flist comptroller of the treasury
litis rendered an opinion that the
commissioners and alternate, com
missioners of tho World's Columbia
Exposition, cannot servo both as
tucli commissioners und uh ollleers
of the commission.
FOREIGN
SEALS SCARCE.
Victoria, B. C, Sept.. C Word
Iiub becu received at Victoria from
iho sealing schooner Triumph, thut
put In at this hurbor from Bebring
sea yesterday. Cupt. Cox reports u
very Indifferent fishing season.
Owing to bud weather the seals buvo
been scurcer than ever before.
SEUIOUS FLOODS IN GERMANY.
Dresden. Sep. fi. The riso of
the Elbe hns flooded the royal castle
ut Phlllnit7, and the courts huve
been transferred toStreplen.
PARAGRAPHS.
Chris Kupler, of Seattle, gets the
contract for the Chehnlis reform
school, $14 ,.150.
A logger, Kellogg, was drowned
In tho McKenziu Wednesday at
Full Creek.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
COOK HOTEL.
Charles Shearer, 111.
G W Watering, Woodbum.
J II Taylor, Warsaw.
C L Hull, Frank Wallnce, E E M
Uuriiham, Portland.
E X Harding, McMlnnville.
Z Taylor, Antelope.
Squire Jones, Chicago.
A A Dlstrow, Hood River.
Newt Shnnks, Whlteuker.
0 John, II Johu, Corvallis.
David Dean.
Articles of Incorporations.
The followlngurtlclcswero filed with
the secretary of Btuto to-day: The
Eustern Oregou Railroad co., V. D.
Fletcher.Jus H.Ruley.T.T. Rourke,
Lee Moorhouso, J. R. Dickerssn, C.
8. Juoksou, M. J. Green, Jus. A.
Mars ton, uud Fruuk Duprat ull of
Pendleton Or., Incorporators;
capital stock $250,000. The
Mlsnourl Paclflo Stock compuuy
of Indepondeuce, Or.; J. tt. Demp
soy, W. E. Dulton, Blair Miller, E.
V. Dulton, W. H. Hyde, uud C. T.
Swain, Incorporators; object to
transport, raise uud deal lu fine
slock; capital stock $12,000. The
Oregou Development Co., of Port
land, Or.; Win. MeLeunou, J. W.
Paddock and J. R. Kuufluiau incor
porators; capital stock $500,000.
Notary. H. C. SmlthBou, of
Portland was to-day appointed no
tary public by Governor Peuuoyer.
Opened this Morninq. CIiub.
Calvert opened some Iruiucuvo coses
of fall millinery this morning, uud
now there la no good reason wuy
tho ladies of Kalem should not be
happy. Cull and seo the latest
Htyles. It.
In Town or Hamlet
Iho seed of Intermittent aud blllloui tt
mltteut favor KermtnuUi mut bear evil
fruit. No community bus altogether es
caped 11, In populuu ward of lurge cities
bad sewngo onuses ll, And In tbelr suburbs
iiimunt. tMK.Id In Miiiilcftn lot breed It.
'J bare l nfouoa n remedy uud a means of
pieventuiion. x uaiiin m jiusnnwir
Hlontuoh Hitter, wbloli I without peraa
VAnlllrn Ihn mfiut IMltMIlt Iklktlflulfl In OX
Isteuce 10 tbe malaria! vlruv. KurlltU'd
wllb this inooinjiuriible, caving speulilo,
mlasni'itio Influence may be enuouutred
Willi absolute Impunity. Iilsorders of the
mlasmetlo-talnled WHter, r any other
cuiiM), suwiiuib to tbu beneficent correeu
(vtf nuined, mid rheumatic, kidney und
bladder trouble are luroly removed by tu
use when tt Is given a persistent trial.
PERSONAL MBSTIOX.
Mr. Ira Erb went to Portland this
ufternoou on a business trip.
Hon. Nnpolcan Davis Is on a bus
iness trip to tho metropolis today.
Mr. and Mm. A. N. Moorcs were
north-bound passengers on the nfter
noon train.
Mrs. C II. Monroe and her sister,
Miss Van Wlndle, took tho after
noon train to Join Mr. M. at Port
land. Prof. Clyde Cooko came In this
afternoon, having enjoyed sea flldo
luxuries at Newport tho past five
weeks.
dipt. W. W. Rartlett starts to
morrow morning for a visit of ten
days to Knights, lu which locality
he owns a ranch.
H. N. Rounds and his sister Olllc,
of Spokane Fulls, urrlved In Salem
lust night and will spend tho winter
in Willamette university.
Miss Ruth Harrington, daughter
of Rev. W. 8. Harrington, camo up
ou tho overland last evening and
will enter the university Monday.
Col. W. N. Lsdue returned to-day
from a sojourn ut Foley springs,
where ho v. as tasting the power of
the water to assist him in downing
the rheumatism.
Dr. Frank Brooks, u successful
young practitioner ut La Cuinas,
came up last evening for a short
visit with his father and other mem
bers of tho family, returning this
afternoon.
Mr. John Savage, familiarly
known as "Little John," connected
with the Salem Dray & Truck com
pany, returned to-day, ncconipanied
by his wife, after a visit of about
three months In Eastern states.
Dr. Frank Griffith, who holds a
position In a Philadelphia college,
who has been vlsitine family re'a
lives and friends nt liU old home
here, went to Portland th's nfter
noon and from there will start for
Philadelphia by tho S. P., passing
south this evening.
AltUKNIi NOIL'S.
A nice rain last Sunday.
Real estate is going up.
The weather is very pleasant.
The sick folks arequitewcll again.
Mr. It. T. Arnold went to Salem
on business.
The postmaster hns the rheuma
tism in his chest.
There Is some fine beef cattle
ubout Argeuti.
Argeuti is going to have a cheese
establishment.
Mr. HIckeynud Chun ere look
lug over R. R. l.md.
Argeuti population is increasing
tupidly. Over one-half In u year.
UNO.
Used it for Kite Years.
Dr. E. S. Helden: J have sold
your Ethereal Cough Syrup Toi
the past five jeurs, und have ued it
in my ou u family, nud know it tf
lio'tlie beat cough syrup l have evel
used or sold. F. M. WEST,
Stockton.
Large size $1, small 00 cents. Foi
sule by ull druggints.
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Instrnmonts Filed fur Knord at tbe
County Recorder's (Mice.
J M Brown and wife to Sa-
rnli V,. Mr-nirklt lots 5 uud
0, block 8 Hllvertou. $
Oregon Land Co. to Frank
Fromui lots 1 and 2, block G,
a30
Kiversiue uu to naiem.
400
R rt lUrvrdt for h Mlclileun Kiirnier
1 have suffered for jcars with rUeimm
tUm, loos nfappellle and disordered blooil
und uncr great expenditure ol time aud
money hadalmont ulen up nil linpes of
relief. HeurlnK of lilbbard'8 Rlieuiiiuili
Mvrup, I grasped It na a hint retort, unit
nfler ukIuk six boitle found almost eutlre
relief. I am now able to work ou my luriii
Willi cane, which 1 buo not done fur sears
and I advise alt person who fire pulleiinir
v. lib rheumatism uud otucr blood troubles
totry this medicine. H.PhltKY.
Thurmuu. Allen.
Fur mil? by Smith & Stelner.
The famous VauHouten cocoa at
Weller Bros. dlw
netice:
To My Patrons.
J. O. IIARliW Rnlem Express wagons
No4. IS und It) can be found ou corner
Court and Commercial streets. Leae ull
train and boat orders ut L.H. Winters' gro
cery store, 100 tourl street. All oruers
promptly uuviiueu tu.
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRONG,
271 Commercial Street.
French uud Qermau Wheat aud
Bye Breads In City Styles.
Vienna Rolls.
SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES.
Pastry aud Confectionery
Baking lu Full Stock.
My uew bread and cake bakers
are First-class urtists lu their Hue,
aud I aim to have
Everything as Fine as tbe Finest.
FOUNDED IN 1868.
The oldest aud strongest Bank south ol
Portland and north of San Francisco,
Bankers, Iron Building,
, Salerri Or.
Accounts kept, loans made, exchange on
every purl of Iho wo-lii bought and wi'.d,
letters of medlt Issued to travelers, collec
tions mude throughout the United States,
British Amorlcu and Mexlini.
This bulk has .nonehiry Cooneetlona
Willi banks lu Dregou, Wasiitngtou, Idaho
and MonUiUH, and oorrespundeau In ull
th principal towns of those stale. 8:2-1 in
LlliH & l:l Ml.
MARKETS IIY TKLEGRAPU.
rORTLAKD.
Whcot-Vnlley, II as.
Kluur standard, W DO.
Walln WnllnMOftftlSJ.
Oiitsldo grades, &1 SO.
Onts 405Oj per bushel.
Mllllluffs-Uran 117(911); shorts, $2I323
ground barley, t12li; enop feed. S23
middlings, $2 per Ion.
JI(iy-JIW9 17 per ton.
Butter Oitgon fancy dairy, 3Pc; fancy
27H; fftt.cy creamery 3JX; boo J to fair,
iVi&'ii; California Uc.
Fggs Oregon S5 to 27c per dozen.
l)ultry Old chickens, 15 00J 60j largo
spring, 1 OOr44 00.
rotatocs 7oc to 8.V; per cntal.
Tomatoes-Ur. 60c; Cul. 03c dcr byx,
Cheese-Oregon, II ,to 12Jc; Callfornu.
Pi Ui 100.
Kugars Golden C, ilic; extra C, Vi; dry
granulntcd, b; cube, crushed and Pow
dered, CJJc per pound.
lleans Sinnll hltc,?1 25,plnkJ3.7,bayos,
H 60; butter, 1 60; limns, 50 per cental.
Drlod fruits I'lummer dried, 10 to lie;
undrlcd and factory plums, 8 to 10p;
peaches, sundrlcd.MOc; evaporated, 31c.
Rice 4Ue per pound.
Hldos Dry hldci, 8 to 9c; H less for
eiill;Krccn ocr 63 pounds, Ac; under 65
pound'., 3c; sheep pelts, short wool, vi lo
60c; medium, Co to fOc; long, 00 to $1 35
shearlings, 10 to 20c,
1 nl low-Good to cholco, 3 to Zc.
Wool-Eastern Oregon, 10 lo lbc; valley,
16 lo lsc per pound.
Nnlts Iron, J.1 3, stcl, 3 30; wire, 1 W
per keg.
Beef Lle, 3 to3Jr;"dresscd,7c.
Mutton LUc,3.to3Jc; dressed 7c.
Hogi Live, 6c; dressed, 7c
Venl 6 to 8c per pound.
Spring lambs t2cnch.
HMOKED MEATd AND LARD.
lstorn hams, 11 to He; breakfast ba
con, 11 to He; sldc-i, 9 to 10c; lard, 8H
to lie per pound.
SAN FitANCISCO.
San Fbancisco, Sept. 2. Whcatjl 36
Ut 1 30 for standard shipping quality.
Ilarlcy freed 1 275t 30 per ccnta
Did brewing grades held at 31 35.
Chopped feed. $21 to 23 per ton.
Potatoes Eerly rose, 75c to SI; Game
(hlle, 73c to il per cental; Ilurbanks, SI to
1 75 per cental In boxes.
Onions SI 75 to 2 03 for red.
I'RODUCi: EXCHANGE.
Wheat Ilujcr '90, closing, 81 iV buyer
season, closing, $1 5-IJto 1 55J.J.
Hurley Huer "90; closing, 11 3d; buyer
season closing, $1 12.
CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET.
Ciiihaoo, Sept. 2. Wheat f 1 00.
CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
CmrAOO, sept. 2 Cattle receipts, 17,000;
bcci es. SI to 6 lft steers, S3 30 to 1 JO;
slockcrsnnd rceders,J2 73to2 85,cwt, bulls
and mixed, SI 25 to 3 10; Texas cattle, S3 00
to 3 60.
Hogs-Receipts, .H.0O0-. mixed, $3 75to3R5
heay, SI 3U to i 60 light, S3 70 to 4 23.
Bhecp ItcicipU 12.0U0; na t h es SI to I 81;
Texas, S3 fa3tx 1 23; lambs $5 to 6 15.
MlsCKLANEOUS MARKETS.
Nkw YoitK, sept. 2 CoKe , Rio firmer;
fair cargoes, 20)4; No 7, flat bean, 18K t
19.
Sugar Raw, held higher; refined grm
'?, to & extra C, tVt to 6jq eliow, y, to
'?, granulated OJf.
Pet rot eu m 86Jc.
Chicago, Aug, 27. Uje; quiet at 49c.
Ilarley Steudy, 70 to 72c
Whlsky-51 13
Shoulders 5-3 75to5 87J.
Short clear SS 75 to 5 85.
Short ribs S3 35 to 5 40'
Lard SO 20
ii ool- S3 to 3Rc.
PRACTICAr. TKST8.
As Astonlshinc Offer Borne of tho
Replies.
The Fan Francisco papers of recent data
contained tbe following effer:
"As sn eiMcnce ol the ability of Joyi
Vegetable barsaiiarilla to preieut sick head
aches, uc will gle to the first twehe re
iponsible persons who ill apply at our ofilct
a bottle free if they will agree that alter
theyhaie been rured that they will admit
tho fait oi tr their signatures."
This r-ffcr so ttartlingly asserted tho effi
ciency of the remedy that many accepted,
and the letters of the parties, nearly all of
whom rcpouded, are probably the most
comlnclng attestations that any remedy
ever rcceh ed. The following Is a sample of
thoso received:
Ihaio been subject to hlllotis headache!
and touftiiMtlou IorKcn'.l )ears past; In
(act, hin u Ik eu toniiwllcd to take a pbiilo
even other night or elo I vould have a
hraJucho aud dull, menu fecllnir. I have
mUcn that hottlo of Joy's Vexetable Sarsa
parllla, aud hae derived great benefit irom
It, and intend continuing It Alter my own
experience I can heartily advise those troa
bled with biliousness and constipation totry
It Yours. C1U3. E. ELKINOION.
125 Locust Avenue, ban Francisco.
School Notice.
All pupils w est of Capital street and north
of .North Mllltreekjand all east "f llapllal
Htreetund nortlioi the county road, lead
ing eastward fium t'upltal street through
l.uglcuMduddltlouiiii'l north of Lew Mis
sion icineiery, are required to attend the
fsorih Hulcin fcLhool
All pupils south ot South Mill creek and
est of Hummer strce; and all betvvtcn
Hummer ftruet and the ra'lrodund souin
of the county road, leading mint the resi
dence of A. Hush are required to attend
the routli Baltm school. AU pupils be
longing to tho first, second, third and
fourth grudesand residing west of Wiuler
stieet und between ftorth Mill creek and
Koutli Mill Creek are required toatfnd the
Ceuiral school. All others are rexulred to
atleudtbe Eastsalcm school.
'ihename and reldeute "of each pupil
deslrlngto attend sthool must be regis
teied with the school clerk befoue they
will bo nd in 1 1 ted, Uvordrofthe board of
directors. W. II. SIMISDN. School Clerk
S-2tl
Notice.
The luinuul meeting of tlio stockholders
of the Capitol Advemuie coiupuuy will '
held ut the otlloeoi the comiuiuy lu salcm,
Uugnn.ou tlieU)llioi B pieinuer, litllu. II..
22-Id
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Fk
yspepsia
a
'1 I.es ninny nconlo mlscrablo. and oftei
I,' in to Fell-destructlun. Distress afli'
e it t , si ur vtmnach, sh k he lUache .a ai
bun, los of nppctlto, o mint, "an gone
1 1 1 liii", lud taste, co.iteii Muguo, and meg
. ul.inty ol the bowels, nu
UlStreSS tho moro common sjirp
After lol,ls il eislaiooii i
' r- 4.1 Bot "e" ol lls0"' ' ,0
Hating quaes Mielui, iK.rslstr-1
ntteiitloa, and a icmeily iiito Hood's, S u.
pullh, which actc genti) u t'iiiciei lly.
It toues tho stomach ntiil nllri orguns
regulates tho illgesiluii,eri.iit goounp-
nrpctite, and, hy Uius JJIck
Otcicomlhg tlio lne.il Xa tin
s)!iiptom9, cuios the WeaCIPOIlO
uead.icho, and lefreshes tho tired mind
"1 hao been troubled Willi dji-pqua
1 had but little appetite, and what 1 t!U
u a cat distressed me, or die
noun; ie little good. After i .t
Plirn jug J would cxperle.iif
falnlncts, or tliid, nlt-gune feeling, as
though I hid uut cutcii ail) thing. My
trouWo, I think, was aprr.n ated by my
business, painting, and fium being luuro w
ic.is shut up hi n room with S O U r
Iresh paint. List spilng " u
Itook Hwd's faarsaparllla KOmacn
and It did me au tniiiienso nmount ot good.
It gavu mo tin nppetlto, and my fuud ul
lshcdmul satisfied tho craving I )ul lie.
vlpusly experienced." Gkokok A. I'aob,
Watci town, Mass.
X. . It on derldo to trko Hood's Ba
6.iparllla do not bo Induced to buy auy ojliv r.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Boldbydnirclvti. I'll sliforyv, J'reidty
V. I. HOOU A CO., AputliWMles, I-ovv ell, .us,
IOO Dos .One Dollar
"" fT3hyifT,BWItL'tn'
121 Court St.
ii&Z&c!'
HENRY M. STANLEY
IN DARKEST AFRICA
Tb)conp1ct3toryf Stanley's rceptit thrilltntf
h Wontii f 1 1 1 t le d pclun tie of hi tinpurtant
diiireHfiwlIlikpii-vf for the first time In the
tto V it ten hy iluiclf, ontUUd "In DiwLcH
frl"ft " 1) i nut b il olTe I by nnjr o( tli n
c.t l ' flta'.loy book" u vr being oiTtjred m rcn
Mine" ft il au hctillc To no ono of thesti Lui
UUnlpyotitribtitcHl aHn.
Hi -rals no qucAt on about tfits nUtemnt be'nv
correct in ere-r partlctlar We puarautots It, ana
will pln n'tf',uUiM on appllrfttlou
PltTinM In onlcr not to le m'alfrl, ?
ImUIIUll that tbe hoo'i Uara tho Im.
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
And that the canraMlns acent carrlri a oertiflcate
if ageuty froi i us.
A. L BANCROFT & CO.
132 POST STREET,
SAN FRANJISCO.
General Anenta for tlio Paclflo Lo?st
jmimcsS. I'ciUin.Hile ugent for Marlon
county, B.ilem. Oregon.
WM. WICKEY,
House Painter, Decorator,
and Wall Tinier.
Leave order at John Hughes' store, Htate
street.
DUGAN BROS.,
"The Plumbers,"
BOO Commoroiol St.
Dealers in
Steam and Plumber's Goods,
I'alifnrnla Ironstone Hewer and Fire Clay
t'hlmney 1'ipe, etc.
SSH MILK.
Capital Dairy Co
A. C. Kalrchlld, II J. Kelly and
aro prepared to deliver flrcsh milk
cooled on ice, to any part of the city.
Leav e orders at Minto A Low's stable.
$1 WILL BUY A LOT
Of goods at our storel We carry a full line
of groceries, feed, crockery, glassware, ci
gars, tobacco and confectionery.
T. BUItROWS,
No. 220 Commercial St., Salem
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Before Leaving Salem.
Gilbert Hros. have now on snlo HOUND
TRIP TICKETS to Yaqulna and return
Tickets good for going and coming on any
Week day until October 1st, '00.
rt25-tf
TICKETS $3.50.
PETZEL & BERNARD.,
In battetnent, under Stelnerdt UIosscih,
Plumbing& Fitting
of all kinds. Low prlceslaud UOOD WORK.
lilds on contracts of all kinds made on
short liollcc. 0.27-1 m
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BOQdi, for IUUi BEST MADE. Entry Co hol4$
ONE AND ONE HALF POUNDS.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,
SALEM, ORE.
brick!
burtoIbros.
are prepared to furnish a first-class article
of Brick lu town nr country or anywhere
onthollneof0 4C.lt It. Prices reason
able. aids i.n Stale street, opposlto O, 8.
P. All orders left with Williams & Eng
land promptly attended to.
Hand Made Brick & Tile
murphyTdesart,
Hucoeuors to I). Nash, have u well estab
lished Hrlck and Tile ructory Id North
Salem, uwir tbe fulr grouuds, and are pn
pared to furnish Orst-clius brick aud tile
ou short notice,
Kauiplcs of llrlek or Tile sent free to any
Diilnt desired, ou shoit notice. Orders cuu
De left wjtb Jus. Flshburn, 110 8tate street, I
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Ivook:, Look!
Look!
OUR SCHOOL SUPPLY WINDOWS!
To-Day, To
Those Beautiful School Tablets,
A Genuine First Class Water Proof School Satchel
GIVEN AWAY WITH BOOKS SOLD.
Remember ttie Place,
GILBERT k PATTERSON,
Groceries , Crockery and Glassware,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes,
Lime, Cement, Hair and Plaster,
Oats, What, Bran and Shorts.
All onr Goods are First Clast; and onr Prices are Itelow Competition. It" You Have any
Prodnee to Sell, or Want Anything iu our Line, you can't Afford to deal
TIE RECTOR I.W ffl FRUIT Xm.
Four lies From Salem the Capital of Oregon.
One Thousand acres of na flue land ns there Is tn tbe northwest, divided iuto one hundred small meadow
and fru:t fninis. Thtse tracts for the FIHST TIME are m w plactd on the murktt, ranging in urlus irom JB0
to tl00 per acre oue third cash, balance ou time with inteiest.
No Better Opportunity for Investments
In a small wny has been ofl'ured to the public. Thousands of dollars will be expended 'within the next VI
months in Improvements in the immediate vicinity of this land, while upon the tract itself, iu the way of
roads, fencing, etc., a large amount of money will be used.
A Free Ride to and From the Place
to any one wishing to see or invest. Call at tho ofllco of
WILLIS & CHAMBER-LIN,
Court St., Salem, Agents, for Plats, Description and further particulars.
INHUUAMCK
Cuiiipiuiy,
Fire nncl Ma
rino. J OH. AL.HKKT, Agont, - Halem, Orcaon
COOK HOTEL
State and Higli Street.
G. W. ANDERSON, PROP.
SuccessortoW.il. COOK.
The Cook notol is opposltr court house
muveieiU to buslutss purt or rity ami
bln.01 cur lino runutnv past tlio dooi.
itutfs 11.00 to IJ0D tt day, according- tu
room, ttncclal terms ,Ui bourders und
(amllles.
icnu ron our catauoouck pricci
ATLAS ENGINE WORKS,
INDIANAPOUP. IND.
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and see:
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98 State Street, Salem, Ore.
Before Consulting us.
GILBERT k PATTERSON.
GO TO GEO. F. SMITH,
807 COMMERCIAL STREET, FOR
Tents, Awnings, Lawn & Gamp Goods,
The Finest Stock lu Salem.
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Evening Capital Journal!
50 Cents
The latest Telegraphic New$ aril' tii
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