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..NOV,
WKDNESDAY .
1880'
iKiuis or wuittHJiiu-iiun.
iSSriiHWMnoi ht evening with Mayor
VrsAly by mall per year, V w I WllliuMts In the ehulr mid council-
..niVl."UWKJuAUreincuHlieh, Gray, Colllne, l.ufure, '
jijo pi ymt .If .wp.rir not delivered I vi,n,,1(j iirmv mid II niton present.
promptly nollly the. Utlro. . '' ,.. .....'. ...
KIIKE I1KI.IVKKY IIY UAUllIKll
Kit.
-.T
IfoSt!!:
llly rorslnsle ",.,
RhJIv for two weeks,....
Imllv bv montli..
Collection will ! made on lt nnd I.Mh
of inmitli. subscribers will pleHe lee
money for currier. Ht house or hf-enu 't
Is delivered, o ni to siu no delays In
folleetton.
TlIK KVKNHIH CAPITAL Jot'livAt. regu
larly mvlvn tho anernoou RAsoctiited
pre dlptoh.
GILBERT i PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, etc. bole,
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l . f. r:...7 T, 3nrl Rir'llr!) U,T
ngciiM ivi uHn.uiC . " w,&,
Uan BaKmg fowder,
LOCAL MARKET.
Wlicnt, net Ci cents perl.u.
Hopi, Active: il to.ti cent, per lb.
Kike in South Salem. At 7:S0
o'clock last night, the tire alarm
was turned In and thedepuriiueui
was out In full force on short uotice.
JJoth the engines run to the north
limit of the city, but there they dis
covered that the tire was far out tn
Xorth Salem, away from any watei
supply. They retumtd to the city
The tire was in the small barn o'
John Toy, who lives n short distance
this aide of Highland ball grounds.
The Are was caused by the explosion
of a lantern, held In the httudi ol
Mrs. Toy. Mr. Toy had come in frnn
his work late and was putting b
team in the barn, and Mrs. Toy waf
holding the lantern. In some man
ner, one of the horse knocKed thi
lantern from her hand, when It
immediately exploded. Mrs. Toy's
c'uthiug caught tire, and it wa
with difficulty that her husbanil
managed to put out the tlames that
were envelupiug her. She was se
verely burned, and in saving ld
wite, Mr. Toy was ludly burned
alsjut the arms and hands. The
barn was new, and Mr. Toy being m
poor man, will feel the los. though
the value was only alsait HoO. Tht
barn burusd completely to the
ground.
Rod and Gun Ci.uii. There U
considemble talk of organizing a rod
audguucIubinthlscityforthepur -
pose of better protection of certain
kinds of game. The club, if per
fected will be Incorporated under
tho state law of Oregon, aud then
will ask the legislature for certain
priviliges, and that stringent laws bv
enacted iu regard to killing game.
The law prohibiting the killing of
Mongolian pheasants will expire
next year and many think those
bhds will then be slaughtered b
the wholesale, and that they will
soon be entirely annihilated. It
also appears that some of the valley
farmers so desire. The sporting
club will endeaver to protect these
birds.
A Suke Indication. A better
indication could hardly be dbVised
for telling a city's proerity than
by watching the freight shipments
iutoaiid from the city. A Journal
reporter took a look through the in
adequate freight depot of this city,
this morning, and found twice the
number of men that were employed
theroayear oraoaga, aud all these
men were rushed with the Immense
lot of freight that win crowded upon
them. The building now used as
depot might have fulfilled the pur
pose when it was built,buit.sday foi
giving tlie necessary accommoda
tions to the shippers is past.
MAKKIKl) I.N
Port Townsenii.
Invitations are out for the wedding
or Ilalph K. MoiMly, aon ot ex-uov-ernor
., F. Moody. The ceremony
was to take place this morning iu
Port Towusend, Wash. The bride
is Miss lleutriee James, of that city
Ilalph Is well known in this city,
having lived here most of the time
duriuic the governor,?! term of ortlce.
He in now n rising young lawyer of
Port Townseud, and wax a candidate
for diitrict attorney iu Ills district
In the election of yesterday.
A Coukteiiv Hy the kindness ol
Win. Dumars of tlie Wfstern Union,
duplicate of the Jouknai.'s Abio
dialed Press dispatches are furnished
Senator Mitchell in his rooms iu
the Willamette, and he is thus en
abled to hear of the political of fatt
associates iu the natural congress
all over the nation. The Journal
belluves in extending all the courte
sies possible to representatives of
the people when they are public
gueata within our city. Senator
Mitchell heartily appreciated this
attention.
So Foiimai. Invitation. A
member of tlie comn.itieeof arrange
incuts for the joint meeting of the
Alka-Hesperlan and Atl icuni lit
rary ocietles Informed a Journal
reporter tlili morning that no invi
tations would bo Bent out, us the
doom of tho kocletles always atand
pen to visitors aud friends nnd that
tbla will be uu exception to the rule.
The members and friends of the
societies and nil persons Interested
lu literary work are Invited to be
pntent aud will be given n hearty
we come.
o
Fur Dkntihtkv. Nowmt proces-
ea and best work guaranteed, atT.
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li-tf I
V. ouiltll s old ileninl bureau
! si stJ-s
uUXtitf?&
nt store. I
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CITY COUNCIL.
I llecanlfr and Treasurer .Make Their
quarterly licports Mill Strut
Bridge to be- liullt.
regular
The city cnuueil met In regular
evening with Mnvor
line eomninieo on oriiuriuee re-
Jiwted Unit ordinance bill 200 should
become u law mid In their opinion '
ordinances liS and 1ST should be
repealed. This lieenme it law by
bcltig read the tlilul time and pars
ing with n unanimous vote. The
committee on wnj s and means re
ported favorably on the report
of the recorder and treasurer
for th lust (purler. A number
of htlU were read and referred to
nnuwrlv r-oiiiinliteps. I'tider mis-
nensionuf the rules warrant Here
urdered drawn hi favor of the Smith
unci one in favi r of
fur $13. This wu-ior
Monroe Nv
WKlluio eiltv inoi'ci.
The eomuilttee on accounts and
current epene, reported favorably
on the payment of the following
bills:
ti M Walte ...
J C Brown Jt Co
l-'rauk H L neli
W Cr.twford
I' MuFI'attnn
Dublin llros
1)0 Howard
E JSwatlord
JUUKNAI. Co
.$ 4T od
. :i mi
. rj to
. ! ll
. 7(1 'J:
. Ill 6
. loll 00
. IS S.-
The repirt of the city siirvtyoi
upon the apiMirtioumeut of cotol
constructing the alley tewer in
olock S wm read and thenpsrtion
ment isas follews: C. 1!. and A. S
Moores, $20 73; E. M. Croisan and
D Simpson, J"J0 75; Mrs. Sanc.v
Witen, $14,3S; Mrs. Martha Miller,
$2b'.7o; Mrs. 15. C. and Henry Earle,
$14.38; O. J). HuMini, &S.73; Mr
E. M. CruNau, 2S,75; 1'uul OIer
lleilll, K" o. Tlie report a
adopteil and the several amount;'
ordered collected.
J. H. Campbell submitted plan
for the construction of the bridge
across South Mill creek. The build
ur had failtd to submit secificu
tion, so the matter was referred to
the committee on streets and public
property, with instruetlons to have
proper ecifieationa furn shed,
t'hey were given power to act when
the seeirleation were furnished.
Mr. Campbell's bid on the bridge
was $541.73. J. E. McCoy sent in
i a bid nillniiit any plans
I orspeciflcations. His bid- were a- fol-
follews: Pile trestle, iCOU: forty foot
p.n,?7U; stxty-tootsp.ill, tfe-au; luu
fiH)t8I)llni?U00 (jouiicilniuu Strang
ma(e ft gtro1(J lirgument ,,,1,, the
proposed method of letting contracts
for public improvements. Headvo
dted that the city surveyor should
draw up plans and give siecitlca
tions of the kind of a bridge or
other property, and that the city (audible laud to be won.ed with
advertise for bi Is, and solicit com- success. A few more good showers
petition. It was inquired of the , like tho-e of to-day will make the
city recorder, if the ordinance pro- ' I. mil iu Hue condition, and a
viding that the owner of dogs secure! big lot of grain will et be put iu
a license ou such animals was com-1 before wiuier sets hi. Tlie great-
plied with. On being informed that
none hud been applied for, it was
urged that au oftlcer be appointed or
impowered to arrest uch animals
and impound them.
Thecomniittee that was instructed
to look Into the needed repairs of
the city hall, reported that the re
pairing, Including the re-painting of
the front of the building, would
cost about 53-50. The committee was
instructed to proceed with the work,
After some other minor hu-liiess
hud been transacted, the council ad
Jourued.
Sew Sroitn The Great
rea Co., which operates 42 stores on
tlie Pacific coast, has to-day opened
its 43d establishment at Salem. It is
located iu the Hank block, 317 Com
mercial street, is painted in brilliant
colors, aud decorated within more
orllliautly artistic still. The display
f wares comprising such bazaars I
rich, varied uudsubitmilfal, iuclu
iug a beautiful line of chinas unci '
novelties, us well us all grades ot '
teas and coll'ees. The gentlemen lu i
charge are pleasant to look at, and
no doubt will prove agreeable to
meet as business men. A tea store
is a splendid addition to Sulem re
sources, and the uew firm should be
given a cordial welcome.
In PitoiJATK Iu the mutter of the
estate of Carl Gilbert, deceased, C.
Caesar administrator, reports saleof
real estate, the same Is confirmed by
the court. In the mutter of the
estate of T. K. Kldrldge, deceased,
Anna ICIdridgc administratrix,
petitions tlie court for an order to
sell real estate, which was granted
Iu the matter nf the guardianship
of Joo Itigurt, uu insane person,
Thoe. I-'uchsHr., appointed guardian
with bond fixed atfSoOO.
WiLi-AMirrrK Vai.i.ky Whijat.
The carload of Willamett'i valley
winter wheat ordered by Umatilla
county furiuura arrived ut Peiidlelou
to day, und Ih ready for ilUtributloii.
Tho wheat limy bu found by farmere
who ordered u supply at tlio ware
house of Hamilton &. Itnurke.
Kast Or.
At it Again. Judge llouham,
a will be Been by the card In thi
issue, bus ugulii gone into pr.ictlie
lu Salem. Tho style of tlie new
firm is lioiiluiui, Holmes & Harden
The Judge's many old-lime friends
will gladly welcome him buck Into
the prnfebslon to which ho is so
great a credit.
IuphoVKMKNT. Geo. K Hmltll Is
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remodellllL' nnd extend llg Ills sture
- ImltuM - i.iLlii.s lllilt.4 riWtltl fill tllH
"- " f "ull,,"- '""U
brought to Bulem, H
-' -
Tin: Aut amatki'h. With the
November iitunberof the Art Ama
teur, three color platisiirc given tie
cording to tlu ni'.v departure liniyg.
united In the October Issiio The
oiuht-pnge supplement of working
eignt-puge supplement ot woming,
"niwimrM is a crowded one, being
'K" crouueu one, win
" 'f original designs for enibrnhl-
ory, cliimi painting, cirv.il wood
"" repouy hruss work. Profes-or
I.rnn.l K-....,iilf ..... I.I- i.l.,
... -- --
mid Ink Drawing." The article on
J"les IlreUm (with n double pnjn.'
M"i ' vaiuauiu similes tteshles two
, tuusini i" in uie text) is con
eiiiuui. -Art itt noine." t.y w. J.
Lorile.nnd the articles on l'ortndt
and China Painting are continued.
There are special detigns for church
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design for uu embroidered portiere;1
I some very graceful embrnldery
put-
t-,," f,,r ",'de linen, by Mix. Panics
."'", a full sl.ed draw In:: for n
fun mount by Marian Held, mid
some charming designs for fruit
lioulMilid butter plates by Patt.
Tlium. How to ai range door harps
or door zithers is a novel subject
with two Illustration". An exqui
site reproduction by Kurt, of a
bud-pencil study by J. Carrole
Ueckulth, forms the frontispiece.
The thieecnlor plate inchuh: tl i
A large laioNcipe (SON It), u river
scene, b, 11. Laurent, the well
known French artist a plate piob
ubl,) dtstintd to be popular anil
exhaust the edition in a week, as
did the September "Kittens:' (2).
A wonderlul l.u-iiuile of a delicate-
iy painted tiuure subject in water-
colors, entitled "Going to Market,"
In t.. It .! M I.... i... t ' 111
k.j t.iuAo.umi-uiit.-i.ii.tuM.o,;. vui;
iiis- piaie-IinuiiiMiiireeoiaeiol
six designs by H. A. Cio-by, In
goiu aon colors lor cnina naiuiiug
I'he text is ptentillilly inli-i-per-eil
with lll'istiations, and h.i auioiiu
other arllchs, a vei iuteix'siing one
Ir.iui P.iri, by Theodore Child, ami
a i amusing sketch "Howl Made a
Piaster Casi." M. Sole Hook, tin
r-viewH of new booKs and the cor
r-spontleiiec, are eptclnllv Interest
iug this iiiouih, and the promin
for the Art Amaleui for lb!ll will
be found set out therein. Altogethei
the number may be f.nrly cl.iimei
to Ik.' tlie fullest et i-sued. (Piiit
3-i cents.) M..NT..HUK M.utKs.
PublWhtr, aiUulon S.pi.ire, Se
VorK Cltv.
Iron frying pans only 5 and lb
cents at Crissuian's . and 10 cent
store.
s
Farmeks' Dei.ioht. The line
showers of this utteruooti will be
' hailed with delight by the f
of the Willamette valley.
funnels
The
wheat already sown is reported
as looking Hue, but was in .eeil ot
rain. This wheat was mostly on
summer fallow as the ground lu.s
not been wet enough this fall lor
est complaint ot dry weather come
fiom the Waldo and Ked hills.
When procrastination was sick,
procrastination a saint would be
When procrastination fully recover
ed his menial fucultlcx, he con
cluded to provide for his posterity
by investments iu fruit and girdeli
i tracts. One year ago liumpilcu
' park was nkiccd on the market at
i 5100 per acre, !)J days afterwards ii
was advanced to Slli per acre and
to-tluy it 1 1 us fcold us high as SIo.l
j per acre. Wo huve a lew nice lots
, iu this tract jet unsold for $12o. tja
Eastern i lem Laud Co. It
Contented. Sow that the gen
tie Oregon mist is coming down ou
our heads like a blissful benediction,
it can well be said that the winter
of our content is upon u-j. Every
' man can be contented if he has a
warm hint of clothes iheseduys, and
that he can
almost a song,
get at Conrad's for
See his inducements.
Call ut the Great Eastern Tea
Company store, 31" Commercial
street, and get a box of candy free,
with your tea and coffee. d-lt.
Najikis M uk. If a man husu'i
a good dry uil warm pair ofslus
ul tills season Ids iiame will so.in b
"mud." To avoid this bo euro and
see A. Klein ami get u pair of ids le
liable mud resisters.
'U'l, ,,r,. llil v.iii ,f,.t th.ir li.-it
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ijuoth ii maiden fair to her adorer,
with golden hair,
"Uli," he replied, tlmt cunie rrotu
a 8hop where alt are tlp'top,audyoii
are never lid into a suuie." Nolli
lug would do but the youthful udoni'
mu-it confes.s that it c.imu from the
uiumniouth stock of JoIiiimjii, Hooth
liy k Co., Bulem'b gieat clothing
house.
It
New ciop teu and fresh roasted
collees ut the Great ICiHtern Tea Co.
"tore, ,'il7 Coiiiuierclal street, d-lt.
Ilutter, eggs mid poultry at Mu
(Bonn's feitl store, 01 Court street.
11 1 tf.
.M Us Mary K. Hleiuer, teacher ou
piano mid organ. AildreH8 Ul I
Twelfth mieet. tf
A new art exhibition Is-tu lie
thrown in, cu to the public iu tho old
r'uuiii I, ,ll,l
onni:iiiui. nullum,.
A oid in l.uilles. f
ljidiewhoii:.houir.iuiiiulcU'Hr skin, i
frwifnen pimples i.Liills.bliUciiesiiiiiliilliei
erupl oils, should uiiiiim-n.ci ut ouco o '
ue lir. ciuiiu's, iiiimiii t.ivir rills,
liey will iil'O lu'imvu Unit lu-.tve look
ll'".ut your eyes ini.l limkii Humibrliifii,
anu will euro neiiuiicim irom wluitaidr
oisbII ihIim. Iti-member. ou iir onlv
I M"" M Mnw .-mt. siMi. ill "ItlU l-IIHIIH.'.
W&WJtfX&:$U&SniX&
xer.
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A DEMOCRATIC WINDFALL.
llstr the Kestilt Striken
SnaUr
Mitchell An Interview.
''A democratic legistfituro In WU
; cousin defeats my friend fcjpotmcr
for the ouuto," said Oregon" setm-
( ,or wllell ,,,,,,,1 of lc 1I0U8; ..,
,h, not care to iv anything us to
.. , .' ':. . .K '
mo cutiscti ol this political revulti-
j t0,,. The MeKlnley bill will be
better appreciated when It Is letter
, understood. Of eouise, It Is the
ml lesull In uu nil' vear succeed
i K a republican udmlniHtratlon."
Salem republicans are MirprUe.l
, .,,! llemw.rill8 u. coricspoiidluiih
I jubilant.
J
lirsiNnss C'iiA.(ir.s. V. G
Westacott and W.J. Irwin conclud
ed the purchase of the restaurant
and confectionery business, of A hum
Strong at ii late hour last evening, i
Tlie buildings have been leiled lor a
l.itig term ot years and the stock, '
furniture and llxtuies were bought.
Mr. WeMaeoit Is thoroughly no j
(pialutcd with the bitsluos, having j
worked in the restaurant with Mr.
Strum.- for a iiiiii.lnr nf vimi-m uml
is luker by 'profession.
He mis born in Salem and this h,e -
always been his home, so he is not
only well eised in tlie busliit ,
but is well aupiaiiited with tht
people and has a good Idea of the
uiurtMif the city. Mr. Westacot!
n,..u ,aii i,l.i.i , .'
,urv llt ,llt u,vmi ,,,, ,s ,.,,,. .
llMll , In tla, restiiumut. Mr.
Irwhl wm .,.,, his ,,( lU ,lu.
1 '
Msylum until tne llrst of the
yi-ar,
w.lun ,e will resign
j Vlltu. i,is entire time
and lie
to tlie
business.
wnrlc in ,l,..ir
new
The two gentlemen have the conti
deuce of the whole city, who wish
them success lu tlit lr new venture.
Mr. Strong, owing to ills poor health
will take the world easv for a while
L. S. Winter is busy,
taking an inventory of the stock in
his grocery stole, on Court street,
the same having been soM to .Mr.
Joseph Clark, who recently came to
this city from Sew Jersey. Mr.
Winters lias not et decuhd what
he will l'o into. He will iirnhMilv
,1M)k nrll( l1(1 llKi M()K
nukts anv venture.
J.
Free Candy Free Candy dur
ing our opening week. Great East
ern Tea Co.,. 117 Commercial St. d-lt.
IT.USU.SAIi AM) LOCAL.
Gen. Geo. H. Williams, of Port
anJ, was in Salem this morning.
Mrs. E. M. Walte went to Port
I.m I this morning to spend a few
nays with friends anil relatives, and
iu tin- meantime Uncle Walte is
boardii g at The Willamette "three
t mes u day."
W. A. Hooth, hlierill of Crook
county, and S. M. llnuvn and Geo.
Chne, deputies, brought two con
victs to tlie penitentiary to-day, one
sentenced for two years and the
otlur toreig it years.
Unltul Stales Senator Mitchell.
if Purtlunl, arrived at The Willa
mette Tiiesdjy evening unci has
been re. eiviug vlm fiom 1,1s hosts
of frieiid-t in Salem ami vicinity
He received Cillers at his rooms ami
in the ladies' oidinary aud there
-veined no end to the stream of
I e.dleiri who came with coiigr.ilula-
j (Ions and well wishing. Aiming'
the callers were I). W. Matthews,
H. W. Cottle, Postmaster Gilbert,
.Mayor Williams, Dr. I.. L. How
land, J. W. Crawford, T. C. Shaw,
lames H.itclicllor and hundreds ot
others. Senator Carson, of Portland,
was among those iu tlie reception
room. Senator Mitchell remains
in tho city until Thursday at one
o'cl ick, When he returns to Port
land. Dry Fi:ijt. Now is tlie season
when .VHii want to prepare for dry
feet. Krniis-e liros. huve something
new to show you. U
.Notice of Itfiiiuvul.
The Dr. Ilo-iuuko Medicine
Co.
wlio have been manufacturing Dr.
Ilosanko's Cough Syrup, mid Dr.
Giiiiu'h Improved Liver Pills, ul
Piqu.i, Oldo, for nearly twelve .eara
have moved their plant to 31iU Aich
stnet, Philadelphia, wliero they
linvo increased facilities for trans
uding and extending their u I ready
vi-ry large business. It
.Siueklioliler.V Mi-elins.
A liieellng of the stockholders,
of ilioCupihd Citv Ihulway com
pany Ih horeliy called, at the ooiii
p.iliv's nllire, head of Htillo Kltvet,
on TiicMlay Nov. Ith, 1800, nt nine
o'clock it. iu Tor important luisl-ne-".
By order of the hoard of di
lectors. P. ti, Knioiit,
Plesideut.
David HiMi'.so.v,
rjccmtiiry.
InslrmnenlH I'ileil fur Iti-runl tit the
Ciiuiily Ilirnrilcr'.i Hflbw.
The heirs of Louis Westa
cott to II H.lory, ouu iiciu in
Bontli Suleui. $
J WtJ.iet. fo L Cormier,
loli 3, -1, o u ml fl, Inblk 1, add
It to Woodhuru.
C V KcrlU-r to J J liar,
kins, u tract lu University
adil to K.ili-in.
II H Jury mid wife to. I ',.
OOIJ
S.0
3(X)
1100
2000
uiiriKy, nine lu riilt'iu,
( W Itiirlioi- 111 .'l,l It.r.
. 0n ,.res t 10 h, r2 w
. '
Life Ik JHsory.
To tlioilsiiiuls of people who luivo
the luiut of scrofula In' their blood
, iiyollleH cullHi'll bv tho llrem fill
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riitiiiliiir wire s lit 1 other tiiiiiiifesiu
lions (II lllls UIhcii-oiiIii lieynilll lies-
ciliiiiiiii
I Here Is no other leiuedy
," 'j ,,, ii,i,' u....,,, .in
' Ml loMooll HMliri'lllarlll forscrof-
IIMI r.tlt 111114 111111111 npn' IIITfll 111
lobcnemullwlo vc U u'fulr triuL
lt hiire lo get Hood's.
II 1.1 unit IllllKl.llliil i.lh.so ..... ..
, rTI
ill)
few
Ho hits ull the latest styles of Autumn,
Mis ilnt'nnd tie fit to perfection,
When you nsk him whore ho bought 'em,
He'll say of K ON RAD, tho Klothing man.
At 257 Con
JOHN HUGHES,
I li'ultr i" Orowriw, Fuint8,0il8
i" WJlullHV (JIllHH, Wall P-
i hit niiu linn nr. Ariisis' ma-
Ifi'itils, Iiinif, Hair. Nails ami
Shinlt, Hay, Ft'i'tl ami Fonct
L'osl.s, IJnwN Sw'ds, Ktc,
MHV AIIVKItTISKMKNTH.
REED'S OPERA HOUSE.
FK1UAY
AND SATURDAY,
7 and 8.
The Hoy Magician.
WITH THE MEIIHILL IWANV.
scats uu mle at Mittnn'ajionk tore.
LI
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Jl
160 Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon.
(Inly Itrst claiu linnilk emplnyed. Work
dmio on short unties find at mont reason
able prices IMeme give htm ntrlul.
SALEM SAl'SAKE WORKS.
Only German Market in City.
Choicest, Fresh, Smoked and
Fic'ded Meats Manufactured.
All klniNofU.uiN.gei, Wholesale and Re
tail free delivery In cltj .
171 Commercial St.,
IIROP.
HARRIS t WHITE,
Salem Express Company
WAGONS NO. 15& l.'i.
Leavonteraat I.. H. Winter' store.
E.
C. CROSS,
anil Packer,
HtalcHt. anil Court HI. The best meats
delivered to ull parti, of the city.
J. i ROTAN
Will give speelal Rarfalnv Infurnlturnand
limine furnlnhln i(ejds for tli
Next 60 Days.
prior to removal, two doora noitli of J. C
1! row u Co. 11:1.1m
PRINTING.
rv.N'K UKTHK
LAItOrXT EMTAIII.IHII.
Htate. Lower ratiM llian
UmenU In tho Htate.
I'ortlund.
uiritesl siock leiil lllunKs It
llioHljilf.KiU lilicirest discount. Head foi
price list or joo printing, and catalovu
legs! blanks. fc. M. WAITK,
price list of Job printing, and catalogue ol
Htea-o Printer HaJem Orecon,
M. T, RINEMAN
DKAI.CK.IN
Staple anil Fancy Grofcries.
Crockery, niiiware, Ijimps, Wooden
and Wlllow ware. All Kindt of mill feed.
Also vegetables nod fruits In their season.
"Highest l'rlra paid forountry produce."
wiJsoiirii ii so ir 01 your nitroniiKe.
IM
i,iir
iHlaiu street.
Morgan' & Mead,
City Draymen!
All work done with promptness and dla
pnU'h. Only the best men ara employed.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCUMAKEK,
2i'i Commcrdil St,, tltm, 0rgn.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Hpts-lalty nf Spectacles, nnd repolrlna
Clocks. Wwiches unit Jewelry.
MISS KNOX
SELECT SCHOOL!!
WIN open her private school nn Monday,
Hepiember I, nt tlie l.lttln Conlrul school
building s-K-lm
LOTEDDEABBOn ,
e Young Man.
-o-
O-
$1 WILL BUY A LOT
Ufcnodsntouratorel W carry a full line
or (rocrlr, fn-rt, crockery, gUiuwarc, al
tar, tobacco and raniecttonrry.
T. BUKROW8,
No. 33) Coiumarclal Ht.,1 Hnltm
COOK HOTEL
State and High Street
G. W. ANDERSON, PROP.
SutesnrtiW. 1 COOK.
Tk Cnok Hotnl la oppoaltr court bounr
invehml to bunlnisw part of city and
I reel car line runnlur paat the door.
.ate 11.00 to $100 dty, accnrdlDf U
ni. Hpcctal term to boarder and
mllle.
L S. SKIFF t.CO.,
Dentists;
N.ir Optra Niau,
rm
Salon, Or.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r,
Warm Meals at All Hours of the Raj
None hut wliltu lut.or employed lu this
Mlnuiisnnieni.
A nl aiilMtnntutl naal cooked In flrnt
diiss style
Tweuty-flvit mu per meal.
RBD FRONT.
lnrt sire, totween Journal Office ami
Mlntn'a Iavery.
brick!
BURTOlBROS.
are prepared to furnish. flnit-elaM stuoi
ofllrlck In town or country or anywhere
on tliellneofll A C It It. Price reason
able. aids.. n Suite street, oppnslle U, 0
I'. All orders tell with Wllllanis -a
land promptly attended to.
Tux-Puyers Take Notice.
The tax mil of llarlnn county fur the year
iseo bus been placed In my hunds fur Mil
lection, and utx-puyers will please com.
forward Hnd pay their assessments, a the
county ! out of funds. K. M. IIkoisan,
anerirrana Tax collector,
EVERBEARING mSiST.'iTa,
until frost. lie-crlptUe price list Irre
Hktii ,. imduist, llu.sellTllle.Orc.
R. M. riNKERM
Painting, Kalsomlning,
Natural Wood Finishing.
All Work done In the bettol style. Ia
orders with (;. M Mc.Nally, architect.
In Umh-llrey Olock. 1:2-1 1
Sab Athletic Acaileoiy.
Instructions gl en tnatl kinds of alhietlc
exercises, IncludlnK all inovemenla condu
cive to puys oil development Apply to
secretary at ruoms IMConouorclnl Ht.
25c Want Column.
Not lees Inserted for ONE CKNT I'KH
WOKIJ EACH INMKIITIDN. No .,lv..
tisemeut Inaoried lu this eolumn for Ie
tnan twenty-Ore cents.
A HAJIOAIN. A house and two tots foi
jry. Hieiiinouiunaiemalouljr two. Iu
qulroof W. 11. Mlmpson.
Illf
0WNKIW OK fOWHKor service, a
pure-bred lied Polled bull. Terms
j, twh. At my place In Halein. .1. I.
I'Auuisil. IM'd
PlOllItKNT-Klvenlcely furnished rooms.
diiy, week e:
Kioul street
close ui business part of city, bv t"ii
..im ui iiiuiiuu. corner uvnter unu
IQ-.J0-U
CltltlSTIAN HC'IKNttKMINI) IHItlKl
A class for Instruction In theaplrltua
,'.",e.0!.,', "crlpturM.eomnieiieiiiK Mini
ly. ;ltr"Hi.l1P in, IU.IIU mi, itinik
blm-lc. 1'ersoiM deslrlnr to loin nmy call
ou M rs. lou llulcli, SM'nial it. to 3
rVJIl KKNT-rive nicely' furnished
r rooms. ApplyntKffUum'I.Ht. (l-13-if
pATKONtZR Home Industry, and"
JL slounUlo llHlni Ci,iu.h,,,V. i
11-4
anteed u five relist nr .. ......,
uai
jon. Smith A Htclner sole avents foi
lem. ijai.,.
mAKK N(JTIUK...We wish all horses on
JL this pluce
we ara
ra Plowing the entire baitom land
III have n.iKias..JN1,.w.(JI!.RKT,
Uheaiawa Indliin Hchool
(riini.vu ny uctolier Is
uaa w
Ufifness Can't be 1'irrd
by local upiilicutlotiH. its tln-v .-mi
nut reuch thedlseuaed portion of tho
ear. There Is only one way to cure
deufnena. mid that Is by constitution
al remedies. Deafness Is caused bv
milnllamed condition (,f the mti
coug nj,K f ti,0 Eustachian Tube.
.nn iiiihiuuii gets innuini'cl vou
mvi- a runioung souiul or liniierfccl
hearing, and when It Is entirely
chswd, Deufuewi Is thr result, null
tin less thr iiiflaiuutloii can lie Hk
ou out and this tube restored In H.
normal condition, heating will U
ileal royed forever; nine cases out of
ten are causep by caiurrh, whinli is
not dug but an Inflamed condition
of the mucous surfaces,
WewlSlgive One Hundred Dol
lurs for any caao of deafness (caused
hv calarrhl tlmt mount . i...
tnkliiK Hall's (,'ataar fu'e, Heull
lorcircuiurs, iree.
a.rt-A' t)'IK-NKy . Toledo, Q.
Bold by druggist, 7f wnts,
imercial
Street
LACE CURTAINS AND SHADES
Just Received
For our Fall Trade.
We ean show you u grtulnr variety of Patterns, mid hcII tl)cm for,
Money than you ran buy olsiwlieic. Tho only House In ule cty
that carries a complete lino of carpets la tho
OLD W
I I
l
Also have a new line of
SALEM LUMBER CO
-DEAMtttSIX-
Raogli& Dressed Lumber
Lntlm mill Shingles. Cull on us nnd save money nt our Vni-,i i. '
NOHTH KA1.KM. inn' '"
w( w I "mm m
If not, vou had better
We have tho finest lino over
CELEBRATED
liLleueLLLwKLSKi aV LLLLLLfl
HEADS THE LIST.
ThiH is without i'iuiU the finest heating stove made.
Cill nnd exaniino it.
R. iVl. WADE t& Co.
AgeiilH Charter Oak Stoves nnd lUnjen.
THE OREGON NURSERY CO,
Is Ollriiag u Lirgf, Well (irouu Slock of
FRUIT-SHADE, ORNAMENTAL AiD NUT TREES.
Small Fruit.
A-Auuiusi.n.'f. vims,
At Lov
Late Keeping Winter Appl
Catalogue und Price-Lint free.
Till)
fl
UJ lJ
Sit Downliiiul Think,
KELLER& MARSH
Are Interested In your y cifiro mid have mi Immense utock or Furniture
to Interest you w lib. Come und nee us. We liuve it new motte:
IM MISS I Sill
Tliat Means itiKinesH. Cor.
BpAT .Q!fe$ jJTHE fS 1 1
mMjEAlijiM
Geo, G. Van Wagner,
Has unt received u fluu Btoek of
Wall Papor and Picture Mouldings, Lounges and Mattrasses.
Picture lYnnilng done with euro nnd ncntuess
Prlooa tiuI'Lo-w im;tlio Lowusl,
GEO. F. SMITH,
DttALER IN
PlctureN. Mirrora, MouldlnR, FruracH, Artists' Materials,
MAUY UAHHIAaKH, TOYH, A'I) FANCY GOODS.
. ZU07 Commeralul Bt, .
HT-Tont, Swings, Klaus, Lawn and Cauiplug OooAt. "m
mi
I
1 1
Ul
y i
Woolen goods Just opened.
M
be looking after one
brought to Salem nnrl
ihf.
FAULTLESS
SIIIIUIIS, I50SI-S,
Prices.
ETC.
Addret-Ror call ou WIIlTIlROa,
Olllte mil! Cominercial Htreet, Sulem.
-o
Com' and CliRinckelu Streets.
Who do A bids "f
Y
if M
Ab Chenp ns tiny Lnumlrv in
the Couiitrv Uslmr V lilt 'P
mid tloiug llist-uliiHH work.
BQyiiinlleH nnd pnirons Invllrf
to Inspect our procesH of (H"D
work.
230 Libertv Street.
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