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6uets
I'"' bTi .,, will bo mndo on 1st nnd 16th
(llw,, HiitHcrlbers win piease leave
jiocnlli' "",.. ni. imusoor whereat
kBfrrtfrf. 8 to CttU9 no d0ltty8 lu
I!KC,'0 , oxriTAii JoanNAi. rcgu-
IBJ;fyP!, the nflernoon associated
CpEliT Si PATTERSON,
iK..i.re n iiroceres. orocKerv,
lrp. Paints. Oils, Varnishes.
ILii. Windowelass, Etc. Sole
Lents for Epicure Tea and Big
i Baking Powder.
LOCAL MARKET.
irhmit. net 0() cents per bu.
Hops, active: 22 to 28 routs per lb.
Daily Iiulletin.
' It is surprising how much of that
Kiv Yoik ice cream Is selling at
fSiroug's- Cool or warm weather
nukes no di (Terence.
new lot of penny goods.
Freucli candles something now
Lido every day at Strong's. '
Chewing taffy in papers is the
latest at Strong's.
WESTACOTT & IRWIN.
Accident. The overland train
I yesterday drawn by engine No. 847,
' which went through the trestle at
LakeLabish, on arriving at this
place, found a freight train on the
track, the caboose standing by the
baggage house. The engineer did
not discern tho freight until after
he bad left tho water tank, and the
brakes not working rightly, the
engine crashed into the caboose,
setting it nearly on end and derail
ing the freight cars. The passengers
were shaken up but no one was
hurt and the track was soon cleared
up so the train went on. A crooked
cowcatcher was all tho damage done
I to tho engine. Albauy Herald.
Tun Effect. Larger acquaint-
ance amongthe people that are in
Oregon from different states is the
object of the States Picnic on July
SHh. Few people estimate the in
zftence exerted unou irumicrration
by mere acquaintanceat its true val
ue. New comers in a strange coun
try look at its merits through en
tirely diilereut eyes if they happen
to have acquaintances here. If they
come hero, feelluc that but few
people are here from the state they
left, and meeting not n soul they
know, they are more apt to go away
prejudiced, when if they find people
toey know,they are pleased with all
they Bee, uud are more inclined to
settle.
Coons and Kittens. At the M.
E. parsonage may ho seen a very in
teresting sight, a family of young
coous and little kittens dwelling
together in peace and harmony, and
drawing their Uily sustenance from
the same maternal font. Tho two
little coons wore captured a few days
ago, and being too young to-be
"brought up by hand" they were plac
ed with a litter of kittens the same
age. The mother cat did not at first
approved of this proceeding, but
finely relented and adopted the lit
tle strangers and they are now in
thriving condition. RoseburgP Iain
dealer. Masonic Tho graud lodge of
Masons continued their work at
Portland Friday. At 2 o'clock the
funeral services of Post Grand Mas
ter Nasburg wero held, the lodge
room bein,r handsomely draped iu
mourning. Several memorial
speeches were made. Among those
in attendance were Past Grand
Master Stark, who held the office In
1857, and Senator Dolpb, who was
grand master in 1883. The reports
show that tbo fraternity is In a
Prosperous condition, there being
law about 4000 Masons In Oregon.
Installation is uext'lu order.
Fire Nkar Asiitv. Thursday
"Iirht the big warehouse of Ladd &
Reed, situated on their largo stock
krm in this county, about two
""lies west of Amity, was burned to
Mo ground. This warehouse Is
aong the line of tho narrow gauge
'bd the fire wan originated by a
Park dropped upou the warehouse
y a passing locomotive. With the
warehouse was consumed 2500
bushels of wheat aud 1500 bushels
of oats. The lire was a hot one, the
trucmro being of frame aud dry as
tinder.
Uittex y a Cat, Whether
11 u, Wm. Holmes, of Salem has an
f'ton against Hoii.'a. N. Bush, or
Mma city depends upou whether
e latter had knowledge of the bit
ln8 Propensities of tt certain .
bicu(wlthherfarnlly,henneutedl
JMaforenid plaintiff. Mr. Holme
llel to uice hr ouUblp and JcUteni
,lto ku ranch In separate eaclu,
lc,. up .a arrival Mi. Puy re
k1 md vijiwod the Ittwyur'it tin-
which aro now considerably
tud me,
TWK.NTV-MX DIPLOMAS.
Awarded to Uradimtes from the Salem
City l'uhllc Schools.
Friday afternoon and evening two
very lino and cotiipleto programs
(alrmrty printed hi the Jouknai.)
wore carried out lu good order ut
ReedM opjra house. No interest ut
Salem U conducted with more en
terprise or awarded more unremit
ting attention then tho public
schools. Ono new school house arises
after un other, its bright colors sot
off on a back-ground of evergreen
forest, charming the eye of resident
and visitor.
NKW BOHOOIi HOUSK8
The board is laboring with a lot or
very Uuudsotne plans for new school
houses. Tho Clerk's olllco in the
Postofllce block Is converted Into an
architectural art gallery. Tho plans
aro in fine frames and aro richly
fluruished. Tho Board offers liber
al premluns for good plana. Tho
designer of the first prize plan gets
superiutendency ut live per cent of
com tract price. Secoud prizo $100;
third $30. Only two plans will bo
used.
The enrollents in the four large
public schools of Salem the past year
averaged nearly 1,600, attendance
rauging about 1,200. A corps of
twenty teachers is employed under
a city superintendent, Mrs. S. A.
Grubbe.
The teachers in tho several schools
during Ine past year were as follews:
High school Prof.. E. H. Ander
son, principal teacher; Miss Lottie E.
Allyu, 7th grade; Miss Theo Van
Wagner, 0th grade; Miss Mary
Reynolds, 0th department; Miss
Grace Peebles, 6th department; .1.
M. Whipple, grammar; Mis Elvara
Victor, Miss Mabel Brehuut, Miss
Mattie MeNary.Miss Jenslo Northup,
Miss Alena Melleu, Miss Maggie
Cosper, primary departments.
North school Prof. J. A. Sell-
wood, principal; Mrs. M. V. Itork,
Amos Long, Miss Jeunio Griflllli,
assistants.
South school Prof. James T.
Matthews, principal; Miss Kate
Dearborn, assistant.
Central school Mrs. A. H. Dudd,
principal; H. H. Smith and Miss
Maria D'Arcy, assistants.
THi: PRIMARY DEl'T.
exercises came oil' in tho aftornoon
and were very successful. Tho little
folks aro always interesting but
doubly so when arrayed In holiday
attire, and presented in dramatic
and entertaining stylo.
GRADUATING EXCRCISES.
The following program was en
acted in the evening:
Piano soio, "Love in May," Lena
Bier.
Essay and salutatory, "Our Public
Schools," Claude Starr.
Reading (with Illustrations), "Cot
ter's Saturday Night," Wm. Morris.
Physical culture, pole exercises by
thirty-two boys.
Essay, "Work and Win," Emilie
Henry,
LWlll J 0
Recitation, "Subscription List,"
Bert Savugo.
Song and march, "George Wash
ington," by forty boys.
Recitation, "Tno Buat Rice,"
Mary Vuudersol.
Essay and valedictory, "Changes,"
Balm Mann.
Address to the graduates, Hon.
Napoleun Davis.
Solo, "Bon Bolt," Lulu Sayro.
Presentation of diplomas to twenty-six
graduates, by E. M. Wuito in
behalf of the honorable board. of
directors.
Parting soug, class of '91.
Diplomas were awarded to twenty
pix graduates as follews: Misses
Mattie Beatty, Lena Bier, Veronia
Bouillard, Ada Byrne, Bertha Byrd,
Lila Dutton, Einllie Henry, Clara
Litchfield, Emma Mussoy, Cora
Massey, Balm Mann, Mury Payne,
Grace Savage, Lulu Sayre, Lulu
Southwick, Stella Shermau, Carrie
Veatch. Mary Vundeivol; Messrs.
Win. Morris, Charles' McNary,
John Vun Wugner, Looioine
McHuffy,- Hurry Olinger, Bert
Savage, Claudo Starr, Charles
Tusker, Claude Savage.
Claudo Starr's essay aud saluta
tory, the "Boat Race," by Mary
Vundersol, the "Cotter's Saturday
Night," by Willie Morris, essay and
valedictory by Balm Mann, were all
highly applauded. ' Miss Balm
Mann's name was unintentionally
omitted from prlutod program as she
was one of tho list of graduates aud
showed herself entitled to all the
honors. All the exercises were
creditable and showed thorough
preparation.
In conclusion Hou. Nnnolean
Davis delivered a formal literary
address to tho class. Mrs. Supt.
Grubbe and E. M. Wait also spoke
appropriately. The floral emblems
and decorations were up to tho high
standard of this land of llowers.
Thus closes another year of suc
cessful school work at Salem. The
labors of the term are over. Vaca
tion is before teaoher aud pupil.
The work of the board of education
begins anew and with greater re
sponsibility. Anew corps of teach
ers must be made up for 1891-02
Applications are more numerous
than ever before. Teucben from all
parts of the Union want poaltlous at
Salem. There was a lime when
only applicants residing In the city
were ucceptwl, sometimes being
relatives of those employing them,
or employed from charitable mo
tive. Titot U mt, 'IVachera are
now quite largely employed purely
upon their standard of professional
'. .ii.i..miiu. By this ytem In
ducements aro held nut for higher
grade f tcaeher tolxwouie attached
to the Balem nHKd".
swflroat &Uik. before packing
"your piCHto lUD"lt.
,fc - - - "T'MMMVtBHMGSttManflkMtt.j
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Salem Is f,cndliigTway pupils fr
vacation to all parts of tho Kate.
Salem is a good school.
Rev. V.. L. Corwin went to Eugene
this morning, and will be thereover
Sunday.
Tho public school graduates made
n fine appearance on the opera
boils stage last ulght.
Salem's excellent schools should
be a matter ol no small nrido to her
citizens.
I. Wllltu-ui, n Salem fresco
urtist, was recently wed to a Peun-
Silvnnlulady. They will reside In
this city.
J. W. Bitchollor, of Butoville, Is
In the city ou business. Ho reports
tho north part of tho country as
very promising.
There is u crop besides hops that
Is threatened with extinction in this
county. It is a class of loose mouthed
publisher's who carry guns.
Choice vegetables, Sroat Ss Giie.
Prof McElroy has so fur Improved
that ho Is able to sit up, and all
signs are favorable 4o his recoverv.
Everybody says that tho clwsiug
exercises at the public schools,
Sacred Heart and College were
better than ever before.
Bishop II. J. Becker, of the United
Brethren church, will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday evenlug,
and at tho penitentiary in the after
noon. A pleasant program of recitatious,
music, lunch, etc., was rendered by
Liberty Alliauco Frlduy evening.
All present enjoyed a pleasant time.
Housemover Hatch is taking the
Standard Oil Co. storage tank olt
the car today and placing It in
position.
Tho most exciting thing In the
state house today was the man in
tho basement trying to ham to rldo
a bicycle.
The. grauu encampment of the
Indian War Veterans will be held at
Portland, June 15th. Burnett com
pany Is Invited to attend in a body.
"I hope you will have a real hard
time of it the next live years of your
life," was about tho smartest thing
that was said to the college gradu
ates at Salem the past week.
Thomas Edwards aud his sou
Arthur, just from Manitoba, Jiave
bought the T. H. Mclntyre place
six miles south of Salem, on the old
stage road, of 150 acies, ut $35 an
acre.
Rev. Day, the christian science
lecturer, who was expected to start
a class here, will not come, owing to
some mlsundeistunding ubout dates.
Ed Arnold, who fell from a scaf
fold Friday at 5 p m., In the new
Gray building, wa9 quito severely
bruised about tho head, but is able
to bo up and about today.
Tho Silvertoa Appeal claims thai
It liyU-JVfj(jVU ltaslk lJ 4sMlfKlJtl
(near that place, but It did not live.
a tour-ieggeu cniuK was iiutoneu
That is almost equal to the two
legged calf In Woodburn, only the
latter lives.
The Silyerton Appeal says: "The
strawberry fair uud roso show ut
Salem Friday aud Saturday last is
over. It was a success. It is esti
mated that 5000 people wero there
to see tho dlsp'ay. The Marlon
County Fruit Growers association
will hold auother fair next year."
The prizo Chinook salmon is to be
seen at D.ivieon & White's whole
sale and retail lish, game and poul
try market, Court St.
Sroat & Gilo for your strawberries
to can.
Indictments wero found against
several persons. J f they are taken
in custody, court will coutinuo next
weok. Ifuot It will probably ad
journ. As we go to the press tho
Billie Foster case has gono to the
jury.
Dr. J. W. Givens, nuperinteudeat
of tno Idaho Hospital for tho insane,
was tho guest of Dr. Lane, Friday
and returned today. He came to
get suggestions from tho manage
ment of the Oregon institution.
Senator Stillwell, of Tillamook, Is
In the city, enroute to tho old set
tler's reunion at Portland. He says
a railroad could bo built from Salem,
Eola and Sheridan, or Sulem to Mc
Minuville, via the Trusk river route
to Tillamook, then to Astoria.
The Gervais Star comes out and
declares Its editor did not carry a gun
Un tno occasion or ms luie iin'cuug
WHO DCOll. JBJiui. iiiu muu....
Is glad to make the correction, al
though It published what It did on
what It behoved to be reliable In
formation. See Shaw & Downing ubout tick
ets, and save mouey, 204 Commer
cial St.
A collision occured this afternoon
between an electric car and one of
Cross's meat delivery carts. The
cart Is minus a wheel und otherwise
demolished.
FKUiT.Tbere Is to be about two
thirds of a crop In this part of Ore
gon. Pears and Royal Ann cherries
will be acarco; other fruit plenty,
reports Mr. Wagner, or Bunnysiue.
A gentleman who has Investigated
mauy orchards says the OJIIn moth
Is not affecting the ajp!e crop near
as much as In former year.
CPU lll.M leant Ibat U the
name In which he ought to boreg
gUtered, o far as the state of Oregon
, lu the state asylum diieelory.
He wa nil exwnnlvo oriental that
arrive! tx"y (rm furthfent oouflna
of Xake county, anl fi for brfojr
Jog Mm were 213. But lifelong
Mil Hatty fOfd.
i
aumtmttmmfmmtnnm tyvm
ttKAL ESTATE.
Recent Movements tn Valoulilo Eirtli
at Salem Iniirovi'mentM.
Now streets are being graded lu
Rosedale.
Tho Chicago syndicate Is pushing
Improvements hi Highland Park.
Tho stream of billowing Immigra
tion, largely of tho best class, Is un
diminished at the capital city.
Tho following Is a list of the real
estate tranfers filed:
The deed of the Oregon Land Co.
to E. T. Cragln, H. T. Cofleo and
W. H. Stubblugs, of Chicago, for
two hundred lots in Highland addi
tion to Salem, consideration $50,000,
was tiled with the county recorder
Juuo 13th.
Elijah Smith to Emma A
Keen; lots In Stayton. $
U. S. to James M Brown;
75
iuu acres u t a s, r z e.
S L Edwards to Gcorgo C
Thompson; 160 acres sec 35, t
9 s, r 4.
P S Knight aud wifo to H
Metcalf; lots 0 and 7, blk D,
Simpson ad to Salem.
James W Tuvlor and wife
to B F and F M Fresh; 41
acres In t8s, r 1 w.
E S Lamport and wlte to
Jno O'Douuel; laud in t H s.
r 1 w.
H A Johnson and wife to
O M Peterson; lot 8 In blk 1,
Brooklyn ud to Saltm.
E M Crolsan, sheriff, to E
500
250
1107
2500
125
000
Bernard; lot in (Jliumpoeg.
Chits B Moores and wife to
M T Rlueniun; lots In blk 20.
The Chiuu house next door
also 22 feet front was sold by
same to John Hughes.
Fairmouut Park Co. to N
Doane; lots 0, 8, 4, and lots 1,
2, 3, 4, 5, and 0,lu blk C, Fair
mount ad to Salem.
PSKuightnud wifo to Ah
M Peterson; lot 8, of sub div
of lots 29 and 30, of Capital
Home ad to Salem.
R Koehler and wife to J S
Eveudeu; lots 7 and 8, blk 15,
Gervais.
35C3
0,600
100
150
Cliildrens' Day.
The following excellent program
has been arranged for children's day,
Sunday, Juue 14th, at the Congr
gational church:
MORNINO KXEKUISKS.
Anthem, choir.
Praver,-uperiutentlent.
Chorus, "Little Sights," school.
Responsive exercise, "The Trees
of the Bible," sohool.
Class song, Mrs. Byrd 'a class.
Class exercises, "Shining Star,"
Mrs. Cooke's class.
Recitation, "Where is Your
Home," Willie Vandersol.
Song and chorus, "Riug the Bells
of Heaven," school.
Recitation, "Jesus' Seat," Anna
Talb ott.
Class fxercise, "Bible Forgotine
nots," Mrs. Conke'.s class.
Solo, "There Is a Greeu Hill Far
Away," Ivan Striokler.
Recitation, "Tho Robin's Nest,"
Lawrenod Waman.
Kludergurton song, "Forgetmo
uot," class of girls.
Recitation, "The Open Door,"
Eula McCully.
Chorus, "Two Llttlo Hands,"
school.
Recitation, "Tho Piirson,s Daugh
ter," Wiuona Vinson.
Class song, "Childrens' Army
Song," two classes.
Recitation, "Four Llttlo Sun
beams," Edna Hubbard.
Recitation, "ThoLltto Runaway,"
Ruth Cliurqli.
Collection, congregation.
Duet, cornet and violin, Messrs.
Coomcr and Morris.
tVENINO I'ROORAM.
Anthem, choir.
Prayer, superintendent.
Duet, "FrleudHhlp," Misses Adair
and Messlck.
Recitation, "Tho Last Hymn,"
Leona Gllmoro.
Duet, comet and violin, Messrs.
Coomer und Morris.
Solo, Mr. Epley.
Recitation, "The Painter of So
ville," Mary Vaudersoi.
Solo, Miss Harris,
Duet, "Far Away," Mrs. Strlckler
and Ivan Strlckler.
Solo, "Tho Chorister," Edith Far
rar. Collection, congregation.
Duet, comet aud violin, Mesrs.
Coomer aud Morris.
Geo. W. Johnson & Son, Salem's
leading clothiers, liuvo probably
sold more boy's suits during tho
past month thau was ever known to
be sold lu Salem before lu so short
a time. They ore the leaders, They
give a bona lido present of a wagon
with every suit. All customers can
see Just what they are getting, and
everyone who buys of them Is satis
fied with the results. dw.
if
FRENCH ICE CHEAJ1 SODA
The most excwlent and dnlleJoun
drink ever introduced on this
market. Try It and you
will have no oilier.
108 State SineL
Jones
Bcrnardi
n I'l'niinafiasrtsvn kMs.
IX THE COtllTS.
Criminal Prcrrdlngi in Justice
Circuit Courts.
and
Friday before Justice Applegate
apicared L. II. McMuhuti, und was
discharged from arrest under indict
ment for carrying concealed weap
ons, O. G. Kavuge and John Hughes
sureties on his ooiid. The bond was
then tiled In tho circuit court, whero
a plea of former conviction will be
entered und tho enso usked to bo
dismissed.
BATUMI VY.
Tho graud jury will onelude Its
labors today, Including examination
of city, county uud state institutions.
Billy Foster was arraigned this
morning and pleaded not guilty.
Burnett and Hayden nppear for him
and tho forenoon was speut iu
hearing tho testimony.
KiaiUuUS SE11V1CE3.
Evangelical. Usual services
will bo conducted by the pastor, E,
S. Bollinger. Morning theme.
"Lond us not Into Temptation."
AH an welcome.
Methodist. Tomorrow morning
at thoM. E. church will be held the
first service after tho commence
ment, uud In tho evening the pastor
will consider the "Breaking up of
Creeds."
Free Methodist. Services at
their place of worship, near the cor
ner of High and Marlon streets.
Suuday school ut 0:45 a. in. Preach
ing at 11 a iu. and 7:30 p.m. All
aro welcome. Seats free. R. II.
Dollurhlde, pastor.
Baiti&t Church. Preaching iu
tho uiorulug by the pastor. In tho
evenlug by Bishop H. J. Becker, tho
celebrated lecturer, orator and
prer.cher of the United Brethreu
church. Suuday school at 12 in.
Young People's meeting at :15 p.
m. A cordial welcomo ex tend wl to
all.
PiusnvTKniAN. Children's Day
will bo celebrated. In the morning
a sermon on "Relations of Teacher
to Scholars," by the pastor. Iu the
evening a choral service "Sowing
and Reaping" will be given by the
members of the Sabbath school.
All Interested in Sabbath school
work specially invited.
SoThijy Say. What everybody
says must bo true, nnd as everybody
is loud in praise of tho delicious
steals, roast aud corned meats sold
ut tho Cros markets, It must bo a
fact that they nre n superior urtlcle.
Don't bo vexed by using poor meats
when you can get tho very bent,
o
Shaw & Downing, agents North
ern Puciilo R. It., 204 Commercial
street.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer iu Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and Border, Artists' 31a
tcrials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
NEW ADVKKTIHBUXNTtt.
COOIC & YOETJI !
House mill Sign Fuiutiug!
Kiilkomlnlcir. uaa
writing, froscolne,
wull tinting, clecorutlvo lettering una pn-
bollcl'-eil on uoutructwork
UlHtuloSt.
Notice for Sewer Ilids.
KTOTICK Ik herebv nlvcn tliftt Healed blili
iM will bo rcealved by thoclty of Biilem,
Oregon, at tbo olllco ol tbo city nurveyor
of ilioclly of Hiilem.atHalcin, OrcRon, un
til 2 o'clock p U1.0I June"Mli,tK9l,(ulwlilcli
timiisiLiil blda w 11 booiened) for the build-
ine und construction u. a ttower rum I bo
fnr
roient eastern terminus of tbo niMln Kuwer
Kon.to a point easterly in tlio center of
siitriuii HirrcL ill ill" lii.t ui -uicju. uiv
Muriou street.oIoiii.Or:ou.lour hundred
and so enty (170) tool, lu accordance
with tbanluns aud ami intentions now on
rile In tho ottlco of the city surveyor of Ha-
lem,al3alem,urei(on icu uia musi uo ac
companied by a deposit lu ta for of the city
orrtaiein, urei?on, iu inosum 01 oue uuu
rirnd ilnllHru (SH li as n uiluruntce of cood
faith ou ttio part of ' ho bidder that If the
bid Is awarded him ho will execute tho
contract, furnish the bonds und tiudenulc
Ioks with koou and iulllcent sureties In uc
cordauuu with tho terinsof the plans und
specitlcatlons, aud contract undbond to bo
provided by the mayorof the city of Kaluin,
una, in u rase 01 u luuuro u uu mi uiu bwu
t be forfeited to the city of Halem us fixed
and Ilnuidatcd damnife for said failure.
hali) deposit aiusl boa certl()catoof doio
It lu some buukof tbeolty ofrialeni.OriK'iu
Tbeclty of Mttiein, uregon, reserves mo
rluht U reluct any nrull bids
iJoneby order of the I'ointnou Councilor
liie ruy or uaiem, urrgon
B 12 id M. Ji auoOKI.ti, Recorder.
Notice for Paving Bids.
"VTOTIOJ5 Is hereby given that sealed bid
IXI ...il. 1... ...... !.., 1... .!. nllll f U. I.i...
1 Will yOrVUini'U U H1W VIIJ Wl "-OtOHIi
ureitou, at thn olllco of the city suneyor of
the city of Kaleui, at Halem, Oregon, until
a o'clock p m. ofJuneW, wi, for the pav
ing, curbing, guttering ana draining oi un
l!iai IMiriloUOt villllluvruiuiNKi-'Vk il rmium,
Oregon, utwii tho north lino of Court
Strict, una lliosouill lllivui nihiamrevi.iu
Halem, Oregou, In accordance with the
plans and siwctilaitlonsonrllfl In the olllco
of tue city surveyor of the clly ofMalem,
ui Halem, Oregon, for lleigtan block, vitri
fied brick, bituminous rock, rnacadaiii una
gravel, liach bid mut be made uoq the
bjanks furnished by tto pity of wuleui.
Kmh bid must I ucoum muled by a cer
t!flcuiol deposit in favor ni the city or
Halem, Oregou, In any oue of the hank of
the city of Halem In ttiesum of two hun
dredaud fifty dollars, a a guarantee of
good Unix on the pan or me uwaiT, wineu
will be forfeited to the city of Halem. Ore
gou, In cao his bid Is accepted and thn
bidder shal fall or neglect within ten days
Ui execute ine contract ana give ine uonq
and undertaking ncaimi-inylng the plan
and specifications, together t
Willi KIHHJ
roved br
and
sutncleat sureties to bi
e approved by the
.sinlri.fi 'I'll liluntr
mayor, as tnirein wiuirca, ine wuiik
form of contract, the undertaking and Ilia
boud which the bidder will t required to
execute in iu Ills bid Is sutUfctory U
lorm Ol uumrvi. iw. uiiuv. Mug nun w.o
boud which the bidder will tx required '"
execute In tu his bid Is satisfactory U
the city of HaUni, oreoi, Is also on l lu
lheoffltofMll otty surveyor. The Mty
yu
he
of Halem. Un-gon, reserves t
right to
lta;t any or all bld,
and
Ui rigut
lervtxl by tboellyofHalein to reserve the
award ou the bids oftsrtd for elgul wtoks
after His opoulnr of s-iliJ bids, aud, lit any
Mot or rrleet any or all of
time Wliuin said inns re ervti. it limy ihv
7. - --.-. . '..... J. ......
i oi sum via', aim
shall
Milua tontructaud furnish the bondsauil
Ilia party wwn- om ewr'iw
-
-undertakings, o-giilir wilb lb surstlM
wiiuiii itu oays alter tu aoctpvanc oi won
lu tendavsalU
bids.
Done by an order liereliforft nuide hr lbs
Oimiion Couoetlof the elty otktWin, Ot
gon, ii. J). iiwTrvN,
JOUNOUAf,
I: ii. MOOtliiS,
Coinmltuoii street sod pnWiO f.oper.
trot tuiwy of Jm. 1II4
Ko (wlullug and ppr mud4,
(Jood uaatr Ul aud first e&U wtw k u ihy
ebJM. lWVor4tfUUWi at mf
'.
Full Mkahuiik. J. A. Pooler
claims tho bottom of the square
strawberry box is not set up over
three-eighths of an Inch It will hold
a full quart, by measure or weight,
of Wilsons. Ho desires It under
stood that he gives only good meas
ure aud did uot feel hit by an Item.
.-, - m . ,1.1.,
The Finist. Of all meats for
family use, people will and should
have the best. It Is tho constant
aim of MeCrow & Wiilard at their
twoCommcrclal street shops to keep
only tho llnest the market aflords.
This with courteous Ucatmcut and
prompt delivery they are constantly
pleasing their many patrons.
Rkaioved. Tho structure ou Lib
erty street under whloh hilarious
tramps have been heretofore invited
to macerate paving basalt for tho
benuty of tho clly.has been removed
aud u hay shed will be erected for
tho bcncllt of the cattle kept lu the
city pound.
Not So. Tho pants mado by the
Salem Woolen Mills are all wool,
but not a yard wido, because it is
uot fushionable,but all our goods aro
tho best quality offered, made from
native wool, and our prices aro al
ways tbo lowest.
Boats. Both tho Hoag ami
Boutly wero tied up at tho Oregon
Pueitlo wliarf lastx night. Tho Bent
ly left ou her way to Portland this
morning. Tho Hoag left this morn
ing, with tho Presbyteriuu Sunday
school excursion.
iNciriKNT Fire. Tho rcsidoneo
of Mrs. Conover on Asylum avenue
wusdlscovered toboou fire thisnfter
noon, aud was heroically saved by
tho active efforts of several mou iu
tho neighborhood.
Look Here. Any person 'who
buys a tot from mo this week, I will
make a present of a now suit of
clothes, or to auy lady I will glvo a
$10 dress. Motiroo Nye. tho real es
tate agent, over
clothing store.
Boothby & Co.'s
0-8-tf
Graduated in tho art of pleasing
tho people our increasing business
proves It. Sroat & Gilo.
I am selling at reduced rates to
closo out my stock. Hats from 2Tic
to SOo lower than ever at Mrs. D. L.
Fiestor's, opposite opera house.
Fresh arrival of wall paper and
pleturo molding at Geo. G. Van-
Wagner's, 103 Stato
will bo sold cheaper
street, which
than at any
G 11 at
other hotiso In town.
Buick and Til K. For ilrst class
hnud made brlclt and tile, go to
Murphy & Desart. Largo supply
ou hand. Near fair grounds,
Salem. 0 0 lmo
lUnv Dav. Monday will here
after bo buby day at Cutlorlln's gal
lery. lw
The Cumins bine.
Tho Chicago, Union Puclflo &
Northwestern Lino oilers tho hest
accommodations to tho traveling
public en route from Bun Francisco
aud Portland, Chicago. Through
trains, fust time, magnificent sleep
lug cars, elegant dining curr, colonist
sleepers, reclining chair cars aud
handsomo day coaches, cod Aug.
See tho new Singer utt)27 Commer
cial street. cod
Buy the light running Singer at
327 Commercial street eod
Try tho new prepared pudding
Sroat & Gilo."
Strawberries, Raspberries,
Blackberries, GQOSoborries,
Cherries and good fruit of all
kinds at the Salem Cannery.
ASIIBVS JIFAT MARKETS,
IfiS State street, K0 Liberty street, North
Halem.
We are ready to fill nil orders for all
kinds oflro-h and salt meals. We aim l
keep the bt tho country n (fords, I'rea
delivery. We desire to thimk ull our old
f nitrons for tbelr liberal rwitronage, huilui;
hey villi still continue with us.
AGENTS WANTED
EVERYWHERE
.FOR
Tho Twico'ii-Wcok Republic
Liberal Commitston Paid.
Easy Way to Make Money In Your Leis
ure Time.
Vor Units Ac, Ailfles
TIIM IlKI'tlllMU.
6r. MUl, Mu.
D.C.SHERMAN,
U, H. l'enslon and Clsim eeut, I'.O
lUu lit. .ilm. orvnn. Iienuir Oouuty
Wr Vriu fr hunks. w
M,T. RINEMAN
Kr.Ai.Ku in
Staple aad Fiaey Groccrfe
CrtVjkyry, UWHtrsre. l.-twp, Wdn
mid Willow wmm, AliVlu'ls orinlll ra.
AlyiVWUb!tw4lldfNllS lit their- UiOh,
viJlsbMl J'ilf Iwld UitvuaoVir prikUtM,"
vfyxM .si..,, r ,., JfML
IImu U,im l",liT ut urfni r(vt of
tntirtvit.
j;h. a. uamqh.
A Uft'Ufcj' at li. Hnm Sand f, l4d
II I r
SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK
300 Agjiorh'd ties worth 25 and 50 cents for. . . .15o each.
500 -i ply linen collars tOo "
Every pocket knlfo lu our big assortment reduced In price.
NOTIONS OK ALL KINDS.
Combs mid brushrs of all kind, Mouoy purses,
Bay rum, Florida wuter, Perfumery, Curling Irons,
oreusipius, jwar rings. iNi-cKlnoes, Ring, Cuf! li
PlttVluir cards. Pens. lY'iioHx. Knvoii.noa vvriiin..
jlmihb, iHiwrj, ouiKsors, iupu measures, Horaa brushes, Table knives and
forks, Carving sets, Dice, Poker chips, Crlbbago boards, Fish hooka, Lines.
Positively tho lowest prices on everything in our store,
Capitol Adventure: Co..
Opera House Block.
Produce tnkon. Highest Price Paid for Wool.
Tll li .j t m.
Out Side
Old Undei takers of 18 years exporioncohaye, through
much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies
out sido tho Undertaking trust and aro now prepared to
furnish funeral outfits in a first-class manner and can make
you prices independent of any trust, Special attention
given to embalming.
Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for the "business
THE
LIVEKY, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
m it ftnin nni 11 All stock left In my euro shall recelvo tho best
W. II. UliULbll. 1 '0 '. of attention. Telepl.ot.o No. 21. Cor. Liberty
1 and Ferry streets, Salem, O.-cgon.
SNOW tHE) YEAR ROUND
At 100 Chemeketa Street.
House - and - Sion - painting,
Paper Hanging. Kalsomlnlng,
Natural Wood Finish. Only First-clasH
CHURCH ILL & BURROUHGS.
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
-AND-
SHEET IRON
ICstlmntcs on all work tn our lino.
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.,1
Siisli, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
IIouso Klnlstiing imulorto order.
Now I)H Ktl.N, byvlilch wo can always keep a full supply of seasoned stock otftli
kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner nfTrndo and High streets, Salem, OrogMlf
SANTIAM LUMBERING COMPANY,
OF MILL, CITY,
Lumber, Lath, Shingles and Building material. Yard east of Depot,
Salem. Wo nianufaoturo all our own stock, and aro prerared to fill auy
order ou the shortest notice.
4:17-lm-dw THOMAS SIMS, Superintendent.
J, O. UOODAUC, Coburif. A. WUKKLKU, BprlutcfieM.
GOOBALE & WHEELER,
Lumber, Lath.. Pickets I
MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c.
AccnU for rohuri; At Ills, Hprlnitfield Mills and JloICenile Mill. Office nnd Yard un the
west side of Twelltli htrt'ct near depot. Host Lumber In tha Volley,
4 li BAKKIl & WHKULKlt, Managers, B!oin.
Sasli and Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregorii .-
Tho best class of work in our lino at pricos to compoto
with tho lowest. Only tho boat matorial used
INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY
''Trie State. "
Assessed nearly one-thlrdiot a million
UKO. M. V.l'.VA.VM, Clly Agent,
Aiu. special uKenirnr aiurou cuuuiy. ui
llrn Willi i he Compiiny.
The New Blacksmiths
SPRAGUE U IIILGERS,
Huccriuiors to John Holm. cor. Commer
clul and Uhemekoto streets, Huletn, llnrso
riioeinv speciuiiy, i mi
Hill's Talent Inside Blinds.
nSTXiATI) 3TJ.OORS,
lressecl J3ricl;,
And all classes clhulldlnK iimterjul,
PACIFIC BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO.,
ITS Fourth Ut IVirtMiii), Qretfun.
ISiu
II. P01ILE, Blacksmith,
Formerly olHwIber IVhle, two donrs
west of lit olil staud, kef r a nujijily
of wheels, aile, sjriugs and general ear
rUttelisruwsrx. 4tt w
"COLUMBIAS,"
dSP"
UllilMler Safely, bJies'&ifely,
Kaiw!f.'riiBiwpHaWr.YolilBleri,llt-
Wyit4eu im iht!s1lHiW pi. '
Toilet soap, Hair oil.
Bead necklaces. Gold
uttoii", Collar buttons,
v.nn.it. tl....t I.....1...
"!, ..,. ..tape j.t.un innritK,
tlie Trust.
BUR-EN & SON
f
CIAJB
Wall
Tlntlmr. etc Vurnlshinir and
Work. . SNOW BHOS.
WORKERS.
IOO Ohumokatu Straat,
FOREST GIIOVK I'OULTHY YARBS,
Founded in 11877.
1000 YOUNG FOWLS FOB'IaLE
And the nnet over brei( on Hie l'ool
Coast, lioolc your ordir early
for;cholco selections.
Send Stamp for Oatalogut ,
Address J. M. GARRISON,
10:lt.dr Kortst:aroYe,Or(to,
E.
O. OIIOSS,
nnil Pi
Hut Hi, aui Court Kt-Th Ut Bt4
delivered to all purU of the city,,
! i ii ' "ii .r mii.
lhalroy (ho Pcstsr,
Wuvr Is IheTImo
SPIIAY YOUR FRUIT TW
Are HVire4 to tv irc tretmM lay
the sttUMin will) gd H'f7' onsJWi
HatUtactidti f uantilta4, OUT
l. Hill H W"'P'Wi " lii nia' MWli l.l' .11
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