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v3 Linn will be made on 1st aud Mrtti
d'. lor currier at bouse or wber t
"flrcred. o to cause no delay In
"?m Kvwrmo OAMTAlJotTBnAtrnru
TH -'v.t tu afternoon ussoctaud
miJilT & PATTERSON,
dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
fljssware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
finishes, Window-glass, Etc. Sole
gents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can caning rtwuer,
LOCAL 31AKKKT.
Wheat, net 00 centH per fou.
Hops, active; 22 t28 ccuU ier lb.
Dally liullctin.
Cbuvvlug tufly in 5 cent papers at
Strong's-
Peaches, apricots and plums, just
received at Strong's.
Strong's restaurant Bcrves all tbe
delicacies of tbe season.
WESTACOTT & IRWIN'.
WlLLAMElTK. A IJieetiUL' Oil
Wednesday night of tbe executive
board was attended by Mrs. A. E.
Miller, Geo. Hughes, W. H. Odell,
J. Reynolds, C. 13. Moores, aud
Profs. Anderson and Hans j of the
faculty. Some routine business of
the college was transacted and Prof.
Arnold was appointed to manage
University business until a new
president is elecl.d and takes
charge. Prof. Matthews has not
declined to accept the presidency of
Willamette, but cannot until after
a meeting of the board the of South
ern California school, of which he is
acting president.
The F. D. Criticisms are being
made of the organization of the Sa
lem Fire department, lack of author
ity, etc. The department iB a vol
unteer organization largely, there
being but a few meu under part pay.
Still it is an important protective
branch of our city government, and
the people cannot afford to grow
Indifferent about it. If there Is
anything wrong It should be rem
died at ouco aud the defect made
public.
Fhoji AX.HANY Herald. Mr
E. Holer, editor of the Sulem Joua
nal, who Is somewhat of an en
thusiast upon the strawberry cul
ture, passed through our clly yester
day to Corvallis to look up the ex
periments at the U. is. experiment
station connected with the Agrloul-.
tural college, where over 40 differ- j
ent varieties of strawberries are ,
being tried. Ho returned here in the '
evening, going homo on the early
train this morning.
Tun Sai,k.u PiONEEits. The fol-1
lowing pioneers attended the annual
meeting of ihe pioneers at Portland
on Tuesday: Mrs. A. F. McAfee,
Mrs. Rachel Johnson Smith. Mrs. j
Mary E. Smith, S. F. Clmdwlcls, j
R. C. Geer, JoliuMinto, Mrs. Minto,
Mr. E. Byrne, J. B. McCluiue, T.
C. Shaw, J. L. Panish. John W.
Minto, P. H. Hutch abd George II.
Burnett.
CKAniTiES. The State Board of
charities met Wednesday and sat
lute last night. Rev. Wine, Messrs.
Cohen and Strang have been inves
tigating the prison, and Rev. White,
Drs. noltand Carle went through
the asylum, and reported verbally.
The Board will hold .regular meet
ingannd Is now fully orgauiz.id for
work.
Bkouht His Buide. Yesterday
morning McKluley Mitchell re
turned to his home m Oervals, ac
companied by his bride. Ho was
married ntSau Krancit.cn on the 10th
lust, to MIps Ilattlo Scheier, and
returns to Gervals, where ho has
many friends und is In business, to
make Ills permanent home.
Incoiu'ouatiox. The Corvullis
Carriage and Wagon Co riled arti
cles of Incorporation In the office of
the tecretary of slate yetterday.
They start with $50,000 capital stock,
divided iuto COO shares of ? 100 each.
F. M. Johnson, John Sticker aud
M. 8. Woodcock are the incorpora
tors. Jt'BT Buitei). A Polk county
former was In the Salem Woolen
Mill store this morning, and after
(electing one of those home-made
uis, made from his own wool, ald,
"I'm just suited.''
Biucic and TitK. For first class
band made brick and tile, go to
Murphy & Desart. Large supply
on hand. Neur fair grounds,
Salem. 0 0 lmo
Shaw & Downing, ageuts North
ern PaclQo U. R., 204 Commercial
street.
Bauy Day.- Monday will here
after be baby day l L'atterlln'a gal-
2SS3S
WOBLD'H FAIB.
tittsu' Ex&lMt Tfcere.
II nr. Henrv Klimuli r ri- .
JswImhi county, arrived fu the eiiy
u morning, me gentleman b
here to iuretipai ii, .,.- ...
some ores tvceutly taken out of tbe
uiiura vu wie rjannam controlled by
Masr&. Cannon nni rr.nm.. .. .
Consolidated Gold & Sliver Minis
Co. Incidentally it is worthy of
lucuuuu uiat.nr. tviippell U one of
uv 1 tut J ill UJUimiMfiniira fmm Cr..
gon to tu world's fair. He sp-)ke
"k" oi oaiem ana iu progress,
having been one of the ooramis'
slonenj to build the Oregon state
house.
"Any world's fair news. Colonel?"
"Oregon shall be renrc!ntpd thfn.
only the people raugt not be Im
-. - ....,
patient."
"Won't we be In at the tall of the
orocelon. though?"
. j a" w
'Not necessarily," remarked Pen-
""; anntmvx. "ine com f ins
sIoucm are not the epitome of moa-
uuckieih mat some of you news
paper gentlemen would have us
believe."
Col. Kltnnptl smiVn H(..t,l.. ,.r i.i
colleague, Mr. Wilkins, and wild he
thought enough money could be
raised by counties, and Multnomah
would give ai much as tbe rest of the
state.
AITLEUATE'S COURT.
Tbe Doran Trial Attracts Unusnal
Crowd Tliis Dull Season.
Justice Applegale's court was filled
this morning with tbe stifling
atmosphere that is only engendered
by a room packed full of witnesses,
jurymen, attorneys, bystanders and
loafers drawn together over a fann
er's neighborhood quarreL
An interpreter was employed to
translate the German into ofllcial
language of an American justice
court. All forenoon was consumed
in this way.
at 3 1'. f.
The trial of Doran for assault on
Dickman is still proceeding. Com
plaint lias been filed charging Sick
man with insanity and be is to have
a trial this afternoon.
Look Hkkb. Any person who
bu a lot from me tills week, I will
make a present of a new fetiit of
clothes, or to any lady I will give a
$10 dress. Monroe Nye. the real es
tate agent, over Roothby & Co.'s
clothing store. 0-8-tf
Lost. Between J. E. Wright's
stole aud K. Farrar & Co's, S15 in
currency. Finder leave at S. Farrar
& Co's and receive reward. E J.
S wafIord. ;o-18 2t
MAKUIED.
PIPER-WILLIS. In Salem Ore
con, June 17th, 1831, Miss Leona
Willis to 3Ir. Edgar B. Piper.
The wedding ceremony wps per
formed at 9 o'clock last evening at
the residence of the bride's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Willis, Capital
slid Center streets, by Rev. H. H.
Brown, in the presence ofthe fam
ily imil some immediate friends from
Portland and Albany. The Willis
mansiou was richly decorated with
ilowers. The Iront parlor was
ll nibbed in white roses and li ies.the
back pallor iu pink ilowers and rib
bons, the diuiug hall iu heliotrope
and Hie gifts to the bride and groom
arrayed upon a background of gold
and orange blosoms. The cere
mony was performed under a huge
bell of rotec, lined with sliver wed
ding bells, which cupid (who as
rendfd a steplcdder of Ilowers in the
person of Master Freddie Stump),
ruug by satin ribbons as the bridal
procession entered.
The guesls aud wedding party en
joyed the rich hofpi'ality and bles
sings of Falher and Mother Willis.
The entire social event was conduct
ed with exqulslto tuste and refine
ment, that Is characteristic of this
old Southern family. An ava'anche
of congratulations will bury Mr.
and Mis. Piper out of sight for the
present, as they proceed to take pos
session of their new home In the
Northwist.
SKIFF-CALVERT. At the resl
deuce of the bride's-parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Calvert, on Asy
lum uveuue, at 8:4-5 p. in., Wednes
day, June 17, 16UI, Mism Ada V.
Calvert to AlurK a. cikiii, jvov.
Hubert Whitaker, or the Baptist
church, oliiciating.
Mr. SkifTnnd his bride have today
taken possession of a new home ou
CotlageSt., In the new doub!o house
near Mr. Pulton's. Thus does an oiu
Sulem business man loie one after
another of a elwle of accomplished
daughters through th encroach
ments or honorable wedlock.
The floral decorations at the Cal
vert mansiou were profuse und com
prised a vjrlety of artistic pieces.
The wedding party stood uuder a
skiff of white iii.irgiieriiei. There
were besides a beautiful floral lyre,
horseshoe star aud cresceut, while
behind the wadding party was a
perfect pyramid from the floral
world. The ceremony was perform
ed iu the presence of the relatives
and a few near friends. Mr. Wm.
Skiff of PoriltMid and Mr. Oscar
Feebler of L'orvalll were In attend
ance. MINTO-SULLIVAN'-At Port-
laud June 17,1601. Mrs Kate Sull i-
l..o orllclatlng at the re-ldence of
the bride. Both of Portlaud'
.-. ... nnlv members of
the family present. Mr. Johuj
Minto and wlf-, of Salem, father
!d mother and Mr R. W. Mor
. .... .,nriRl4. ffrandfalber.
ofthe groom were present. They
will vUlt la SaJeaj it wkor m.
WCAL ASD PERSONAL.
The Salem Ml- flonn.ii .f. .
Bight.
letter Carrier Ben Taylor sports
w safety.
Prof. A. M. Bryant of Falls City
, inwwD today.
The will or Wm. Peareoo has been
admitted to probate.
A horse sold -it mnticia . hi.
I afternoon brought 18.
hxplmUtu never occcurs witii
BroatA One's gavdine.
Joseoll Cor.k. nfTnrnpr. nn nnnl.
ortheOreeou Laud coin nan v(!ink
is In tbe city.
Business at thi rponntar'a Mti.
waa confined to two dranks, with
usual fine.
B.T. Rigg, of Dallas Is a guest
ot nis Mothers. A. Riggs, and other
relatives.
The Doran trial has resolved Itself
into an effort to convict old man
Dickmun of insanity.
At Eugene all small boys, inol J-
diug boot blocks are prohibited from
frequenting saloons.
E. N. Thomaj, a Jefferson fruit
grower has contracted with Mr. Joy
to put in a fruit drier.
Thoe low prices at the "cash
grocery" are winning it lots of
trade. 303 Commercial street.
Fire, lire; fireworks of the latest
novelties and all staple kinds,atGeo.
F. Smith's, 307 Commercial street.
Tbe reason Rineman takes the
lead ou vegatables and fruit he has
CO acres at command.
Black sailor Iiats a specialty at
Chas. Calverts. Prices will aston
ish you.
A big steamboat excursion with a
band will probably be run from
Independence to Salem on July 4tb.
Mrs. Charles D. Gabrielson and
Mrs. A. F. Hofer, Jr., were passen
gers for Portland on the morning
overlaud train.
Two young people well known in
Salem, Mr. C. E. Coourodt and Miss
Nellie Brown, of Oukctdale, Wn.,
weremirried Juue 10.
All tbe committees for the states
4th of July picnic are requested to
meet at the Willamette parlors on
Saturday evening of this week.
A fine lot of halibut, sturgeon,
salmon, shad and cat flsh just re
ceived at the State str t market.
Also choice poultry. Ed. Sullivan.
Don't forget tbe Baptist out-door
social Friday evening. Those Bap
tist people do have good times, they
say, and their ice cream is unsur
passed. Members of the militia companies
should remember the guard mount
Friday night. There will be a great
improvement attempted on tbe first
effort.
Persons wishing gooseberries for
canning must recollect that M T.
Itinemsu can furnish any quantity
of tbe choleest of Ihe season.
The Brownsville WoIenCo., has
filed supplementary arlicles of incor
poration, changingname to" Albany
Woolen Mills Co.," and changing
office to Albany.
Hon. Ed Hirsch is in receipt of a
letter from his brother. Hon. Sol
Hirsch, minister to Turkey, an
nouncing that he expects to sail for
the United States soon, and will be
fore his return make a visit to his
old home at Salem.
Juue 27th the Salemsaud Albanys
cross bats on the grounds iu this
city. Albany may expect a lively
game of ball at tbe bauds of our
boys. Albany has cuough good
players to put up a very active team
aud will do it.
Mr. Orin Savage brought in a
specimen of wild grass, "cheat,"
this morning entirely covered with
"smut," and says th's Is quite com
mon this year. The cool, wet weat
her Is supposed to be the cause.
Thero Is a general impression that
the clerk of the weather has been
away from home and that the boys
have been running it. The absence
of heat Is enjoyable, but the season
has been backward If anything
owing to the coolness.
Mrs. Jas. F. Babcock and ('apt.
Pratt do not wish Rhode Island,
slighted. The bulsleit state iu tho
Union, and who lias not heard of the
services of the gallant IJUt niiocio
Isluud regiment. Let Rhode Island
le at the State3 picnic.
The baseball gimes Saturday and
Sunday will be ttetween the Saleim
and Portlands. The Portland club
will have for pitcher ono Sheets,
recently ot tho New York aiotits,
who has just sigued with the Port
lands. Dowell and Lanford, ofthe
Staver & Walkers, will play first
bate and short stop, respectively,
and the team will not be weak iu a
single point. Ladles free iu Ihe
grand stand.
During a severe storm Tuesday
afternoon some twenty-five picuicers
huddled In nn outhouse Iu Forest
mrk tor nrotectlou from the rain.
Suddeuly there was a sharp flash of
lightning, a quick report ot tnunuer,
aud then -tbrelka and moans and
cries for help Issuing from thebulld
Ing. A wild w.ene of confusion
followed, and policemen hurried to
the scene. Nearly all tbe occupants
had more or less Injuries. On was
killed, aud three very seriously but
not fatally hurt. Others suflered a
severe uervou shock.
See Sroat & Glle beore you buy
your fruit Jirs.
Q-jlck Hnw ana Inrough trains
offo-edr-a'aenirer an I shipper by
the Chkago, Uulon Poeifl t & North
weatern Lme, Sao Franolcj and
PortUnu" lo Chicago, tod Au
SEW AGENCY.
The White Stwing Machine Ilrrafir
Exeluirelj handled by uo. 0.
Will.
Salem, Or., June 18, 1601.
We have have today chanced tho
agency for our sewing machine in
this territory, having placed it In
IWe hands of Mr. Geo. C. Will, two
doors north of post nfflce.
White Sewing MaciuneCo.
By C. A. Hawkins. dw lm
Instruments Filed "tor Record at the
County Recorder' Office.
The following is a list of tlfe real
estate transfers filed June 10-17, in
the office of the county recerder:
F R Smith et al, to Flora K
Watt, lot l.blk 1, iu Watt's
ad to Salem; $ 1
Samuel Ames and wifo to
Jacou dollar, 20 acres of land 250
Timothie Italnvllle and wf
to J Hoefer aud Zorn, land; 400
David Early and wife to
Jams V Davison, Sr., 00
acrersland; 2,800
J O Baker, et al to Weslev
Van Fleet, 10 acres laud; 1
Joiin illssllng to Maria
Kissling, part of donation of
(i W Scriber and wife, iu s 10,
t 7 s, r 1 w; 600
H J Minthorn and wife to
the The Mountain Home
Stock Co., 1G0 acres in s 10, t
s, rze; luj
II J Minthorn and wife to
Mountain Home Stock Co, 40
acres in s 17, t 7 s, r 2 e: 50
State of Oregon to H J
Minthorn, school land ins 10,
t 7 s, r 2 e; 0
Emma and G P Terroll to
John J Sellers, 14 3-10 acres
laud in 18, t 9 s, r 2 e; 330
John Wettclien and wife to
R B Duucau, lot 6 blk 20; 1,500
A man who has practicee medicine
tor 40 years, ought to Know salt frou
sugar; read what he says:
Toledo. O.. Jim. 10. 1887.
iIfgrx.F. J.Cheney Co. I Imve been
In tbe general practice or medicine for
mmi 40 jean,aaA would any tliat Id nil
my practice and experience- bavo never
xeen n. preparation lhnt I could prescribe
wiin as mucn commence 01 fu.vesH an i
can ilall'n CalnrrH Cure, m.iuuraaurcd by
you. Have prescribed it a Krerft ninny
times aud ltn etlectu wonderful, nn d would
ay In coucliulon tbnt I have i et. to Und a
i-nee of Catarrh tbnt It would not cure, If
iney wouia ume u acroraiiig 10 directions
Yours truly,
UUUOKhUI'II.M.D.,
OlHce, 21 j summit street,
We will give $100 for any ose of
Catarrh that cannot tit: cured by
Hall's Catarrh Curu. Taken inter
nally. F.J.CHENE V &CO.,Props.f
Toledo, O.
S?"Sold hy all druguiats, 75c.
o -
M hs Thornton will receive vocal,
instrumental and language pupils
during the summer. All applica
tions received WeuiiHsday uiter
noons. 218 Cottage street.
0.15(1-1 in
See the new Singer at 327 Commer
cial street. end
See Shaw & Downing about tick
ets, and save money, 204 Commer
cial St.
'Our Capital" Is one ofthe finest
teas on the market. Imported by
Sroat & Glle.
The Wool, Chop. This year's
crop will be a success. Clean goods
and low prices have largely increased
the trade ut the Sulem Woolen Mill
Store.
Are You Goin East?
If so. be sure aud see that your
tickets read via the ".North western
Line." The C.St. P. M. & O. Ry.
Tnisls the great short line from St.
Paul or Duiuth tonll poluts eabt and
south. Their macniflceut track,
peerless vestibuled dining aud sleep-
Intr car trains, aud their motto,
"always on time." has given nils
road a national reputation. All
classes of passengers are carried on
the vestibuled trains without extra
charge. Ail ticket agents tell
tickets via this Hue. Ship your
freight aud travel over this famous
road. W. H. Mead, Gen. Agt.,
No. 4 Wash. St, Portland, Or.
A. J. Leland, Tray'g Agt.
The Coming Linn.
The Chicago, Uulon Pacific &
Northwestern Line oilers tho best
accommodations to tho traveling
public en route from Sau Francisco
and Portland, Chicago. Through
trains, fast time, magnificent sleep
ine: cars, elegaut diuiug carr, colonist
sleepers, reclining chair cars aud
handsome day coaches, eod Aug.
Uuy the light running Singer at
327 Commercial street cod
A l'mttul Heritage.
Tlie tmnmtiwdon ol blood talnu entail
fearful cmfcfouence, thoM wi allli ted,
have need to purliy tlie blood thoroiixbly
every spring. Msiect of tbl often lood to
fearlul complications of dlwuj, X.K,n
tiemsn wluj femlly wcregrotlyamiicd
W?lywifeant babe. furteu months old,
anda boy of lire ve MiBweO. Im J"
from hereditary scrofulii .or HlngV evil. J
l.avc einplejod the bt pUllan, but
fooud notblnis Uat woiifd relWve ibern
until 1 tried lliblw.U's Ilteui;itlc yrup.
Have ued lourtoen buttle, aud find to my
astonishment they are twi.it ly curd.
Xrdsclinuotdtirlbelbp value rtrmu
;...... .. i.i.u.r nurf Ar I Khali rwi
mniiienduu.all who, are rMlWed frotii
Impure blo'Xi. joii.- ntr ""..,'
ritoto la Krvmrt. Alna, lllsh.
Kor sale by Bailthhlilny. i
Jones (6 Bernardi .
FIIENCII ICB CBEAM SODA
The most excelent and delicious
drluk ever Introduced on this
market. Try It and you
will have no other.
106 Stale SW.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"WIMjAMBTTB"
C W Laugdou, C P Winn, Albany.
Miss Constablc.Sam Smith, Dallas.
J Towsan, Hubbard.
P R Looney, Tacoma.
C L Shutiz, Enterprise.
England and wife, Astoria.
E Meeker, Puyallup.
Robt A Miller, Jacksonville.
L L Sands, Morrison.
J D Stranger, I O Hawkins, Sau
Francisco.
D Soils Coheu,J IIolt.T K Strong,
F W Mitchell, M J Clobussy, N O
Ware, T Murphy, L Coblenlz, V A
Clolaud, C Hall, Mary and Nancy
Buxtou, Portlaud.
"cook."
E A Thompson, Wm Drive,
Portlaud.
J W, 8 and A Horner, Slayton.
A S Kllliin, John Wlttischeu, N
Yamhill.
E Ragan, J Kefiles,Thos Graham,
San FrancUco.
Miss Constable, Dallas.
J A Humphreys, Oregon City.
E M Mikluu, O Pratt, Brooks.
J B Murtlu, Annlo Todhunter,
3a u Jose.
W P Wikofi, V Fonk, Kent,
Wash.
D R Swan, D Holt, Salem.
E Yocum, Sheridan.
T T Richardson, Jeflerson.
Tflio TVorul XJiirichsd.
'-the facilities ofthe present day for
die production of everything that will
conduce to tho material welfare and
comfort of mankind arc almost unlim
ited, and v. hen Syrup of I'igs was first
produced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as it
is the only remedy which i3 truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt nnd effectual to clcause
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the better
it is known the more popular it be
comes. Urauson tho "Cash Grocer" says
ho Is too busy to tnlk, but thoso low
prices btill continue Just the samo.
onderful
Results
often
folloW
'.ho use ut Hood's Sais.iparllla. Scvero
a-.es of ccrufula, upon which other prep
arations liavo been iowcrles, yield to tho
peculiar ounitlvo powers of this medicine.
Dlshesshig cues of dyspepsia, excruciat
ing r-mi lalnts ot the kidneys aud liver,
mTpaVot sal! SLS ItS
rheum, ii-Mgreo- a
ilij raises ot c.itarrh, and aclies and pains
1 ilicumatisin, are cured by Ihxxl's Bar-
" 'riila. It purines tho blood, and at tho
no tlmo tones tho stomach, croates nn
:rtio, anil gives strcngtli to every funo-
. i.i of the body. Givu it a trial.
General Debility
"For four ycats my wliu suffered with
largo tumor bunches on tho glands under
tlie anus, and general debility of thowliolo
system. Slio hecamo so poor In health
that wo wero on tlio vcrgo of despair
regarding her recovery. Physicians did
not seem to understand her case; at all
events she novcr derived any benefit from
their treatment. Slie finally concluded to
try Hood's Sarsaparllla. Tho Immediate
effect was so marked and satisfactory Unit
slio continued to tal;o it, anil this ft tlio
result: She has gained in weight
From 64 to IU Pounds
and is sli oncer ami In better health than
tlie lui lieu, f i years. Tho bunches under
her arms h e diminished, and wo bellevo
Hood's B.irsapaillU will bo too much for
them in tlaie." J. J. Noncnoss bm Com
mcrchtl Street- Boiton, Mass.
Hood's Sarsapafilla
Soldl)yi!rii;aUt. filj lUforfSS. l'tej uodby
0. 1. HOOD & CO., Apotnecanei.iowou iia.
lOO Dosos Ono Dollar
Administratrix Notice.
VTOTHUS U hereby given thnt tho under
J slgaod hat been duly appointed by
the lion Oouniy uounoi .iinrimi raiumj.
(irpL-nn. ndmlnftratrlz of tho estltto 1
Kliui.iebcr.decensed. All pcrMons having
chilnis ttita'nst snid estnti) nro rKltiesteit U
present llieni to ine properly verified nt
my residence near Iike 1-nlilMi, within elx
nioutlm from this date, nnd persons
knowing themselves ludebled to snid e
totenro requested to iiioUe piiytuent with
out delay. KIM. MUMI'Kll.
Administratrix orubovo nnmwl twtate,
June 11,1841. (JI8tw
Notlco to Uritlge Ilulldcrs.
Bids for the construction of 'Ircstle work
brldBoon tho onuniy road lendlnif froiu
Bnleiii totlie Indutn '1'rnlnlm Hlifx)l will
be received nt the County Okrk's oftlce,
until Wed nwdny, July 8. 1891, ut ISM p. in.
lllds will bonoooinpnuled by plans lor the
oontructlon of said tresllo work Tho
County Com t reserves tho right to reject
any or nil bids. K. J.UAIKXISK,
fUH'ilvr County Clerk.
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n.i.iMlh.HiMtil uuMlnr, nf ItiA Ibtflahi.
lure It wus Iho only pajmr In thu statu that
attackod succ4fully ibe I'orllaiid illeUv-
. I.I.. I.. .lu... ..llll.H. ll .( AMlfllllV
opjKwedull itwtorlBKlUe Abslrullun ballot
tasrliilIiintrtsoliK)iltlcl tKses. Jt
udvocnted tbu law (ilial musmIj glvlne
and tower to euforoo itsdetfalon. Jtsuc
eesiuily advoovted retoottou or the old
raliriMifoitmnlMlona best qualltluit to
urt m"l0" rivers aud thussoouro tolhe
io)l-tlirl;htt4j freo and uurvatrieled
uiool.hti watoriirays.
ITU I'LATKOUM.
lo national Anauora, to the rod that tbu
, .j.ii.Ivii mnnifiiltf tnutmtr jtf
ZuvpiyUiK n lnadHuUcurfBciy way V
. . I,. a s. - ... uv ii.til tksnlll HL
mHll'Yl VJ IUO KMHIWMU'MtWi.lM wr-
I- .-..I tnrtm trutl.rV UI 1 1 It U. Wif ft kU.k mlU
i n .-.nfoarai Ijityninrl luanlflnv ffirlfl
efplt. It tovord Meeilm of all offivUU
."... .t. ..l-.k .n4 i,UIm It ravorl
owulujoll waterways Ui th aud
DirilofallM'ininon CTrrlws to tts eoil
tualtoa iraueeruiiwMwi ut .w.
tto Urjtmt nrt iHitttw
lfyou lavor reUlulUKall pow t-oaslble
In tba uandsoftlijs pi44auil jorrrniuunt
In to lnuru of tba ptopl,eleulU ibU
paper, or mria, se dwur.
ur JiorKuliuoa.
!'.. ' ..' "'Vfttt ' " " i i.in
To Farm Kits an!) ai.ij Puiwons
Wanting Fence: I tdiould like to
call the attention of all u ho wIhU n
good, tin ruble, substantial fence,
and one that Is neat and tidy, to the
combination fence of E. H. Rice.
This fence is ono that will turn any
aud all kinds of stock without dan
ger to tho animals. No barbed wire
to Injure stock. Is mudo in tho (ield
ou tho posts. Mr. E. H. Rice came
to my place yesterday and wo got all
iho material ready for 02 rods of
fence at 1:30 p. m. Thero wcroE.
H. Rice, my hired man nnd myself
to work at tt. Wo used split pickets
aud wove 02 rods of good substantial
fence by 0 p. m. Wo would have
mado better time had myself and
hnntl ever seen any such fence put
up before. See this fence before
putting in any other kind,
"iours Truly,
F, G. McLknch.
Lincoln, Or, Juno 0, 1801.
Henry Schomukor, general agent,
Salem. 0-11 lm w
Both tho method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tlio tasto, nnd nets
fcntlyyot promptly ou thoKidnojB,
iver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, Iiead
aches and fevers mid cures linbitun!
constipation permanently. Forealo
in 60o and $1 Lotties by nil
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUPxC0.
SAN fRANCISCO, CAL.
L0UISVIUE. KY. NEW Y0HK. IIS.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Grocorics, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Pa
per and llordor, Artists' Ma
lorials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, J lay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Seeds, Etc,
NKV ADVHUTIHEUKNTS.
To Contractors.
Bldn will be reclvd by the ucdcrelenrd up
to June SOtli . t So'clook p. in., for plastering,
Ibu tin rouflnc Plins aud lieclAotlonB cu
betetnatO. 8. MoNslly'd nlllce. Itlglit re
i-rviHt to reject uny oriiu iiiui.
0-18-td COTTLE & rAlUUIUltST.
Proposals for Wood.
denied bids will bo rooolvcd nt tlio ofllro
of tlio School Cleric, Nn, 1U7 Commercial Bt.,
Salem, Oregon, until Tuosiliiy, July 7, lc'Jl.
nt 'J . m. ir the delivery of wood for Mild
illct.lnt ntiifnllmi'ii
For Euh Halem, 40 cords ot oak, and 117.
corn in oiKiy nr.
Kor North Snlem, 15corU ofoulc, and B0
cords of body II r.
t-'orHouth sulem, ISrordsofoalc, nnd 40
cords of body II r.
For Central school, 10 cords of ork, nnd
IS cords of body llr.
Kor Turk Bchool, In Vow l'nrlf, 15 cords
of oak, nnd 25 coriN o' body llr.
Tho wood must bo luruo gnib or body
oak, and nil wood four leet lone, rniHOii
nbly fctmlKiit und;corded clajo. t'lin board
re- erves th riBht to njeet any or nil bids,
bono by order f tho bourd.
Will. BIMI'SON.
Clerk School Dlsfrlct No. SI, Murlon Co.,
Ori'tou. 0 17 td
shIngles'i
A largo Invoice of Vroom shlnKltn Just
received by fur tlio bent hIiIiikIcs In Hio
market. UAt'ITAliLUMIIKHlNUCO. St
Strawberries, HiiBpborrius,
Blnckborriea, G oosoborrios,
Chorrios and good fruit of all
kinds at tho Salem Cannery.
mm
JH
D.C.SHERMAN,
0, H, l'cuNlon aud Cluini rnjent. I'.O
llox HI. H.1I0111, Oroqoti. Deputy Count)
Clerk Vrlto for blanks, w
i, W. 1ILA
House palntlDK and papr lianKlnc
Good material and flrtola work Is my
object. Ixuivo 01 Jcr ou slate, at Kurrar's
tort).
COOK & VOETJT I
HoiiHU iiiur Kln Iiiliiliifif !
Kalsomininir, sign wnuriKi reco nir,
wall (IntliiK. leorntlvo psK'r iianidnf,
ujuitl flriLhltw MkllfiitltiK klllutlll H1
voutract work. I'M HU1I0 Rt.
"COLUMBIAS,"
Liglit Hoadsler Safety, Indies' Safety,
KiPtrt, Tandem Hafty,Volunlr, Bcml-lUw-Uu-r,
Light KodiUter, lutloual.
C.M.LOCKWOOD.Agt.,
4i( M()lll.st,altin,
llieyeiwnia on Ibe Inttallnn-nt plan.
FOREST GKOVB PODLTHY YARDS.
Founded n 1877.
iooo young fowls roil SALE
And tbe flnwl vrbrxl on tbsilVcifle
Coast. IJook our ot&tr earl
tor.chok MlMttons.
Bend Stamp for Catalogue.
Address J, K. GARRISON,
SpP'fHq
Mi !
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SPECIAL PRICES THIS WEEK
800 Assorted tics worth 25 and 50 cents for. ... 15c each.
500 4 ply linon collars i0c "
Every poclcet knlfo In our big assortment reduced iu price.
NOTIONS OF ALL KINDS.
Combs ntlfl brtlllir-l nf nil ktnilia rni, nnn. rnl,.. ir.l. .11
Bay rum, I-lorltla water, Perfumory.Curlluff Irons, Bead necklaces, Oold
breast pins, Ii.nrrliira.Nrokla.rHM, Ulnei, Cull bultonf., Collar buttons,
nnyliiK cards, Pens, PenuiU, EnveloiKs, Vrilln paper. JMutik bookK
Dolls, ltazors, belabors, Tape measures. Hnne brushes, Tnblo knives and
forks, Carving sets, Dice, Poker chip, Crlbbago boards, Fish books, Lines.
Positively tho lowest prices on everything In our store.
Capitol Adventure Co..
Opera Hotxse Block.
Produce taken.
Out Side the Trust.
B. BURIN &. SON
Old Undoi takers of 18
much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies
out sido tho Undertaking trust and are now propared to
furnish funeral outfits in a first
you prices independent of any trust, Special attention
given to embalming.
Undertaker's rooms fitted
CLEAN!
If you would bo clean and hayo your clothes done up
in tho neatest and dressiest mnnnor, take thorn to tho
SALEM STfiii.lI LAUXIMtV
whore all work is dono by white labor and in the most
prompt maimer. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Liboity Street.
THE -
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
W. II. GOULLT
SNOW TI-IB YEAR ROUND
At 100 Chemeketa Street,
HOUSE - and - SIGN - PAINTING,
Paper Ilnnultifr. KulHomlnliiB, Wall Tlntlug, etc. Varnishing aud
Natural Wood Finish. Only Firet-clnwi Work. SNOW llUOS.
CI-IURCI-IILL c& BURROUHGS.
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
-AND-
SHEET IRON
KHtlmntos on nil work In our lino.
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co.
Sash, Doors, liliniLs & Mouldingti, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
Houso KliitvlilUK uuulo;to order.
New DRY KILN, by which wo can always keep a full supply of keasoned stock of nil
kinds. Agricultural Works, Corner of Trado uud Jllgh streets, Balem, Ortgon.
SANTIAM LUMBERING COMPANY,
OK rvULt, OITV,
Lumber, Lntli, HIilnglcH imil DtilUllni; tnntcrlnl. Yard cast of Depot,
Bak'in. Wo inuiiufiicturo all our own Mtoclt, uud aro prcrarctl to All tiy
order on tlio ttliortcut notice.
4:17.1m-dv THOMAS SIMS, Supertnti4wt.
J, a UOOIMLK, Cobursr.
GOOD ALE & WHEELER,
Ltarriber, Latli. Pickiets !
MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c.
Aleuts for CoMru Mills, HnrltMlcld Mills and MeKciula Milt. Oftlce nnd tn ou Hid
wont slau of Twelfth utrvel near dupot, Hcst Lumber la tho VulU ,
4 2 JAKKU.t WHKKLKIl, Munugcre, Halem.
Sasht and Door Pactory
Front Street, Salem, Oregorii
Tlio best class of work in our lino at prices to compote
with tho lowest, Only tho boat material used
INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY
"The State."
AiMfsfted'nearlypne'Oilrdloi a million
OKO. M. liKKM'.H, City Agnt,
And special aioinUor Mar'on county, y-l
Aon wiih iha Company.
The New Blacksmiths
SPRAGUE&lilLGERS,
nillJeCHXTI li JUIIIJ , ". WW...M.W.-
clol uud ClisinekKiH trU, Holew. J'om
sluxlmf asjH-clalty. id m
IT. P 0 II L E, Blacksmith,
Wirmtrl vol Heritor I'oblc. two Aoor
ml t,t tbu old stand, keens asood uuovly
ofwbetls.ailes. sprlnjs and toucral tr
rMf hard ware. il
Hill's I'itd Inside Bliatii.
I2?TiAI PLOOIIS,
Pressed Briolc,
A ud all eta U butldlntf uimterlsl,
PACIFIC BUILDERS' SUPPLY CO.,
ITt fourtU Wh lvtrUan(,OriOB,
Highest Price Paid for Wool.
J
years oxporiencohayo, through
- class mnnnor and can make
up specially for tho btiBinoes
CLUB
i n All stock left In my euro shall receive tbo best
. ItODF. "futtoutlon. Telopliono No. 24, Cor. Liberty
1 and Ferry streets, Salem, Oregon.
WORKERS,
TOO Ohumakota Straat,
A. WlIKELKU.HprlnKneliJ.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batcholor, Prop'r.
WannMcabtAlllkrselikl
None but wulio Uborm.loy4 lhi
vntabllilimont. . . . . .
A geoil substantial meat e Kke4 1mHm
olussstyta
'fwcnty-fiv cents per ninol
HUD KRONT
Court slrtftl, bctwMii Journal Oftlw m4
Mlnuyt 14vr.
Destroy tlio Peats,
-Now 1 the Tlmo
SPRAY YOUR FRUIT TlffiL
uiuGGS&imowar
Arprcirt4 to jive tri
tli immii wltb a fowl fti '
HatUfoetlan KuarnutwJ. twtva m m at
0. U. titUrlln A Boa's.oMe, U mUAmmmtr
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