Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 01, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text7si i mruf'Tri'i'tU1 imnwiiiiiHimHi m i . VMMMSMl MMfitfAUYlUUIXBS '-Sfir'jauJ-t- - -V S-X Lin-m m -MlimniTTTIT Ek- ) i u In pniiin."nwm..ii ii i a m WW, CAI'ITAIi JOUUKAL. ?. WKDKESDAY 'ULY 1, 1891 TElllIS OF yUUsUKtlTION. Daily oy mull per yoar,.. W JW Daily by mall nor month, - WJ A'eokly by mall per year, 1 o jra-lr not until In nilvnnra the nrlco nriMHxl rrf lha Vl'lltfrt V .IMtltKAT. W -" ".'Z-'.t . - -- . - til i 11.53 poi year. If papers nro not dellverea promptly iwttly the office. thn WKKKI.Y .ICUKHAl HHI " FUEK DKUVEItY BY OARRIEK. Bally for single week, Dalh fin two weeks,.- 15CtH, 25 ct. Daily by month,- , Gucts Collections will be made on 1st nnd 15th or mouth, Subscribers, will please leave money for carriers at house or where t Is delivered, so as to cause no delays In lollect'ons. TUB EVFNinO OAI'ITAI. JOCBSAIi rCgU i..i.f hmiIvab tfoti nftprmwm imftnelated press dispatches. ' UlLBEilT k PATTBRSON, Dealers in P.rnm,:oo fWU u.uwiii-vj ..' . . .Mi,,,, PL.......A DaIhIm DiIa WnpniPriA" UlaSUWaits, raima, una, laiiuaiico, Brushes, Windowglass, EtCi Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. LOCAL MARKET. Wheat, net 90 cents per bu. Hops, active; 22 to 29 eent per lb. Daily Bulletin. Snow Fi.ake. The bread at Strong's is tho best, lightest and purest ever offered. Their supply of cakes is kepi up to the top notch all thu (line. WESTACOTT & IRWIN. OFF FOR SKA SHORE. Hotel Gearlmrt, Clatsop Heacli, Opens lor Uuests July IBtli. Mr. Amos Strong, of Salem, has leased the finest hotel on the famous Clatsop beach and announces that "Hotel Gearhart" will botlfrown open to the public Tuesday, July lGth. Clatsop beach seaside has for years been the most popular and fashionable resort for recreation, health and pleasure seekers on this coast, and under the management of Caterer Strong who is known on all this coast, the "Gearhart" will have a fine run of custom. The beach is broad, level and Hue, bo flat that small children bathe safely, running from the hotel down to the water. This resort is accessible by boat, drive or rail from Astoria, and all Portland boats connect with trains at Astoria. Daily mall and papers are deliv ered at Seaside, which is the post office. Thefeeenery hero is equl to any on tho coast. There is every variety and the moss-covered mou nrchsof the forest tower hundreds of feet above oue's head. This is truly a paradise for the teacher, the student, tho scholar, the scientist, the philosopher, the luvalid aud tho pleasure seeker. The new managomeut of ,the "Gearhart" will be first class throughout, cuisine, service and all accomodations. Amos Strong, man ager. States' Picnic Everything for the 4th is in good shape. The cele brated "Home Guard" band will play for tho occasion. A select choir is belug drilled. Two "short, but aweet" speakers are secured. Flow ing banners for each state are ordered and badges, ditto. All tho commit tees aro requested to meet at the Willamette hotel Thursday evening for final arrangements. Johu "Wright says if the Oregon com mittee doesn't tuin out in full they can't have any of his peanuts. All should turu out, as the time h growing short. The SEWEits.Street Commis sioner Crossan has had a force of men at work today cleaning and Hushing the sewers, -,A largo ball of wood is dropped In, attached to a cord. The sewer is then flushed from two hydrants. The ball is caught at tho next manhole, aud by nieaus of the strong cord a cable Is pulled thro' attached to which is a heavy coil of chain, which Is then dragged hack aud 'forth, stirring up the sediment which the strong stream of water carries off. The Boys aue Liahle. Last Sunday evening while the family of Chas, Calvert were at church some boyB entered the premises on Asylum avenue, and striped their nuest cneny ireo uutwmjr u. . ..u.., Mits,rt0H will recelvo vocal, hut tore oft niauy of the best in8truwal and Iangutigo pupils branches. This Is a crime for which , duriifiho summer. All appliea tho boys -aro liuble to punishment, i tionsf eel ved Wednesday after- Mr. Cilvrf Irnnu'a wlin till! Ihivh are, and says If such a thing oecuM sain, they will be punished, IN the Shade. That la where you want to get for comfort. Farrar & Co.'. is where you want to go for the choicest groceries. Notice. Persona wishing to rent! booths for refreshment stauds, check ' stands, daucing floors, etc., at tlie fair grounds for July 4th hhoiild Inquire at onco of the commlttrt on general arrangements. 0 24 tf . i The States Picnic. Lunch delicacies for the occasion. See , Sroat 2: G lie. BRICK AN& Tile. For first qlaaak Sbuw &. Downing alout tlck- haud made brickand tle, go toj, und save money, 2&1 Commer Murphy & JJesart. Ijarge supplwi on hand. Near fair Krouiwirtf Salem. fl 0 lain Branson tha 'Cash Grocer" sa lis t too busy tatalk, but tbo loj pice still continue )ust Uw Banrfr7jCoinmfrcll street ood J3. fllUllllSUN INSTITUTE. Closinj' Kxprclses Successfully Con' idea Tuesday Attcrnoon. Neaf Salem Is located ono or the fmir iuuuBinui ludiiin bcdooih oi Amcrca. -' oiiicranro at, i rnsie, Pa. Lawrence, Kas., and ono lu Nevtfl". TUo Snlcm school is said to rafck second in elllcicncy as nn edueJbonal Institution for Indiaus. Till OFKICUKS AND TEACH EH8 of liurisou Iuftitute, located at nhpnnwa. ft few miles north of the e ..!.. I nlto .... Itin 2 T HmJiI 1IIU1 VIIJ UI1 U1DU Al WU, uro h follews: I q(m. Irwin, assisted in the con duct of the school by Prof. J. B, I Itithb, principal; Miss Lizzie Corne fit.. fit. T-T TCxlbfmt nnrt flco Ploi-n HU3,lIO. JJ.. .lol,v, ..v..o v.u. Gjlman, teachers; David Brewer, dtciplluarian; J. Btaiger, shoo- i nimker; J. H. Baugbman, black- smith and wagoumaker; G. C. fiogan, tailor; O. G. Savage, farmer; Chas McDonald, engineer. There Is a carpenter, aud Mrs. Adair has tharce of dressmaking; Miss Pot- torf, of the laundry: Miss Miles, of tho sewing. Mrs. G. M. Irwin is. matron and Mrs. McMeeklu la assist afifmatron . "tfikl Tho enroHmeut the past year 'Is fad, of which some eighty were girls. Both boys and girls appear in uniforin.of tasty regulation gov ernnieutal pattern, all of which are made by the pupils at the school. Excellent discipline is maintained, Mr. Brewer training the boys in militaiy tactics, and conduct so that few schools for w bites cau produce the equals of the Iudiau boys as cadets. Ttiey march to aud from meals aud BChool in the most sol dierly, clockliKe manner. A reporter of the Journal took a cuisory glance, over grounds, differ ent industrial departments and buildings and ' found all In good order. Tiitt PUOCJKAAI for tho afieruoou comprised 35 num bers and was of, gre.it interest aud rendered with tliat earnestness and dignity that oul Iudiaus are capa ble of. There were so many good features of the program that we dare not partlcularizo.i The exercises wero all conducted from a platform under the oaks. There was a largo tttendancefroni Salem and other v towns. Tho Chemawa band, composed entirely of Indian boys, which has played In this city on so mauy punic occasions, gave good satisfaction is usual. Tho salutatory by Miss leasie Taylor Was well spoken. Noible features wrvofiitw-vocal music; tlca!isthenic exercises by a class ufWall boys; the declamation "Hoh(iJinden" by Joseph Reert aud Hrry Miller the orations by Paul Di aud Wm. Martin aro also well Spoken of. After remarks by Supt. hvln n the year's work, a broom drilby sixteen young ladles closed the togram. REAL ESTATE!! TRANSFW FILED WITH COUNTY UECOI ilJEK. 'lto JULY 1 Win E Burke and wllto T J Jones, lots 1, 2, 3 and 4olk 7, In .Pleasant Home ad to Sale! $750. Harley Foster to Nellie amb3on, 2 acres in s 2(3, 1 9 s, r 3 e, f 8 RE Libby to Jasper Fibby, interest In 4.07 acres, $250. N II Burley, to JameaQ'Nell, boud for lot 2 blk CO, Nortlffialem, $700. i G A Vanderbeck, unmufed, to Jasper F Libby, 0.81 acres, Yood burn Fruit Farm, : 500, I Same to T W White, Wodjurn. lot 0, and 7, Woodburu Fruit'3-ms, $1100. w I Oregon Land po. to Ecli A Pease, lot 2 3 Sunnysu, 5 acres, $1000. Benjamin Vinicie,single,toenry Prechtel, 70 acres,b2100. j J Jay Cook and! Florence ICook his wife, lot 5 Mfriou Fruilfands, $200. Piioijate. Inestate TIchenor, MarfE. G. ii liHr.. flips InVflitnro' nfm qf C80 at Porprford, Coosunty. According toWe iuveutory block of land Is with about $?9 over there Irjfstale Samuo'iLewIs, Fraukliu n?r,ewls, files uVentory of $3178. I ATTACifJ. A Salem merchant, Joseph Mere, had a writ of at- tachmouptsaued Tuesday night agalust stock of mercnandlse and nlhe'roperty of P. N.Lathrop, of Me$. It Is thought Mr. Latbroi-WH have tho matter all ' settle i . - ,""' " -"""h" 0"v"' 0.15 d-ltn For hale. Tftty-one head of the celebrated W-iKliws brand hons. Ontle "nrlZ2XtnZ2 In. out Mlnto's Fashion atable! Wm. Ai.tnow. ihlo'Uuo of Etchings now at the uoual price at Geo. F h'u. .107 Commercial St re Works at cost at Geo. if. th'ii. 307 Commercial St, !' of all kinds at G. V. Smith. have Wtught my ticket at Shaw iwniig, 204 Commercial St. IHurethe new Singer at 327 Commcr di tttrvt. eoa "y t"a "K"' ruuulng- Bloger at' of jr. B. Tipenor, ftxitiltn LOCAL AND PERSONAL- Dallas beat Dixie at baseball Saturday 42 to 13. Tho SI Pluukutt Co. is booked at Reed's for July 0th. Hou. Robert Clow, railroad com missioner, Is In tho city. J. D. Alexaudcr,of Brantford, On tario, is a now arrival at Salem. Rev. J. B. Fisher, the Evangelical minister, has Just moved to Jeffer son. Governor Peunoyer Is at Eugene encampment. He goes from there to Toe Dalies. C. H. Monroe, former landlord of the Cnemekeie, is a real estate man at Portland. Al Gardner, with Sherm W. Thompson & Co., has been laid np a few days. Prof. Parviu returned from Hepp ner. aud is engaged drilling slugeis for the States Picuic. Dr. C. C. Curtis departs for Port land and the' East via Tliursduy morning's boat. Mrs. Geo. V. Anderson, landlady of tho Cook hotel, goes Thursday fur a week at the seaside. R. H. Crawford, who has been driving the Silvertou stage for three years, is succeeded by Albert Darr. About two humdred feet now con crete wals is uoing in aiound State Ins. Co., and Cottle-Parkuurst block. Cool off your roasted interior with ice cream, at the M. E. church to night. Admissiou aud a good time free. A license to marry was issued this afternoon to Mollie May Stevens, of Salem, and Chas. F. Baker, of Clackamas county. A marriage linceuse la issured to Graao Blackerby of Silvertou, a cousin of tho late county assessor, and Wm. L. Jones. R. Koehler, L. R. Fields and W. A. Groudahl, of the 8. P. R. R. Co , who are going over the lines on a tour of inspection, wero in Salem Tuesday. The fine buildings on North Commercial street are racing with the flue ones on South Commercial, but State street is holding its own in tho raco. The Willamette Valley Hop Growers' association will meet at, Salem on Thursday, July 2d. All hop growers aro requested to bo present. The Fourth of July excursion to Eugene leaves Salem next Saturday at 0 a. in., leaving Eugene to return at 0. p.m. Tickets good 3d to 7th, for one fare. A commutation of sentence has been issued to Geo. Case, in state prison for burglary of food from a camp in Douglass county, and he is again a free man. Norton and Alfred Damon, broth ers of M. A. Damon, of Salem, ar rived Wednesday from the East. There is a round doeu of these new Salemltes. , State Food Commissioner Baker has found another foul dairy near Salem this time kept by a real German. He was given four days to clean up. Asa R. Waterman, manager of tho Lyceum theatre of New York, convicted of manslaughter in tho first degree by killing Peter Doran, has been sentenced to eighteen yeais' imprisonment. Supt. McElroy this morning re ceived the follewing: "Newport, July 1st. There aro 410 teachers en rolled at the State Teaobers' associa tion." The annual gathering of pedagogues is a pronounced success. Mr. Whiteman, of Buena Vista, was in tho city, and requests the Jouknal to say that the statements In regard to his being liable to pros ecution for perjury, are not correct. The Jouknal gladly makes the correction. Mrs. M. R. Smith, accompanied by her daughter Florence, a Willa mette graduate, who have been the guests of her sister, Mrs.Yiiudar.. vert, depnrteaTOrthelr homo In Marsbfield via the Portland aud Coos bay routo. Albany merchants will give them selves, their employes and families a chun co to witness tho celebrations at neighboring towns on the Fourth by closing up their places of husiuess all day. The suggestion Is not a bud one for Salem merchants to follow, or for business men lu any town for that matter. Tuesday evening Deputy Wright roan arrested one Tlios. Fitzgerald, for assault nnd buttery. II Jives in Salem, Is am engineer on the stenm er Ellwood, and will havo his trial before. Justice Applegate Thursday, He Is charged with striking a son of a uolghbor woman, It is u family quarell. The following were signers to the petitlon.ttsklng appointmentof Wm. Kaiser us county judge: A. Bush, P, H. D'Arcy, . N. naydeu, W. H. Holmes, B. P. Bonhatn, J. J. Shaw, J. H, Albert, F.N. Ollbert, D. J. Fry, E. J, Jellrles, Francis Feller, F. X. Matthleu, S. l Chad wick, J. a White, Geo. S. Down ing, Harry Lane. Large lot of new hats just In at Calvert'ufortlie-JUi of July. Select, ono at once. t Are you going to plculo July 4th ? Mealawlll be nerved at tho Free Readlni; Room, Court slrvct, from 12 to 7, for tho who come home uungry, ntilvr Now I) fbe time to get your 4tb of July hzt. fcold nt cost & Mrs. M. WiImii', ft THE NEW COUNTY JUUUE. The (lotcrnor Selects u Worthy cessor to Hon. Win. Ualiio. Snc- THOMAS L. IJAVIDSON, of Salem, was this morning ap pointed couuty judge qf Marlon county. Tho appolnteo to 1111 tho vacancy is an old resident of Marlon county. Ho owns a farm adjoin ing tho city, a part of which he has sold at big figuies. He is a life long democrat and has run on tho ticket of the forlorn hope in this county many times. His petition was signed by the follow inn demecrats: John Gray, of State Central Com.; Mnrtin Rowley, Ohm. Co. Com.;T. L. Golden, Wm. F. Dugan, W. J. D'Arcy, Napoleon Davis, Wm. Miller, Eugene Willis, Percy Willis, Horace Willis. J. C. Griffith, Jos. Clark, A. D. Palmer, W. W. Johns, W. D. Mohney, I. L. Steiuer, H. G. Sownomann, D. J. Steiuer, A. Blosser, David Steiuer, Joseph Conrad, W. B. Simpson, G, Steiner, H. O. Caldwell, C. Mc Moody, H. J. Ellis, J. H. Whitley, Johu Savage, W. R: Munkers, V. J. Polly, J. J. Dugan, .Win. Tasker, T. N. Humphreys. This appointment will probably prove acceptable to tho city, democ racy and farming elements. TAKES THE OrFICE. Mr. Davidson appeared at the office of tho couuty clerk at 2 p. m. and was administered tho oath of office, wheu Judge Waldo formally turned over to him tho records aud effects of the couuty court. THE HETIKINO JUDCIE goes out of office with good will and respect of the people generally. Ho found his pyslcal strength would not bo likely to hold out, and with his usual determination of character he did what was necessary and will seek restoration of health first. A Free Reading Room, En. Jeuknal: I deslro to call attention to. tho free reading room on Court street between High and Liberty, where everyone is made welcome by the matiou. The rooms aro very pleasantly situated with a north front, making it a delightfully cool and pleasunt piaco in summer for the tired and weary to rest awhile. Tho seats aud tables are plenty aud comforta ble, and tho room nicety decorated with pictures, mottoes, etc. The library contains about four hundred volumes of clioicb books also a large list of papers, including the two Salem dailies aud tho Oiegoulan. Tho rooms are kept by Mr. and Mrs. Polhemas, recently of Kansas. They are very pleasant people. HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WITjIjAMBTTE" Geo Lethoff, F R Graff, W H Winchester, A L Brlggs, C E Starr, G W Frasier, F T Merrill, QO Calla han, Portland. C P Baughnian, W J Hortsman, J Abrauis, W B Jones, SF. H Arendt, Chicago. H B Smith, Jedeison, "COOK." O Cheval, Woodburn. S C Smith, Reform School. E Wahler, Fort Canny. C P Gallor, Portland. S D Barney, Oregon City. A L Brlggs, W L Auderson, S P Co. J D Kyle, Lincoln, Kas. W Bates, Tacorna. W P Miller, Mrs E II Prlco, W R Shearer, T n Blundell, Salem. J A Bend, Lebanon, M M Dodson, Dallas. Ulysses Barker, Lincoln. A E Taylor, Humboldt. A B Smith, W L Murcer.Chicago. J A Bend, Lebanon, Whothar you Travel by Lund or 8oa You need a medicinal Ealerusrd, Changes of climate or temperature, brackish jvnter, unusual diet, diaughts from open windows thut surly fellow passengers will not close all thaw breed nllments against; which tho surest protection Is Ilosiettcr's Stom ach flitters, finest of inedlclnai fortifiers, Sea sickness, land nausea, aro piomptly counteracted by this agreeable corrective, which Is also a capital defense against ma laria, tho effects of a tropical or chilly tern perature. damn nnd oxnosuro. 1'en.ons at saueuiurjr pureuiiy, mm operaiitcs, tnar. T . .. . . .---...-..-. . .. - Iners, miners, engineorg, frontiersmen, per sons oi every caning involving menial m llguo, executive bodily eflort, aud llublllty to auheaithful Influences f anv wirt. , guard It us an Incomparable safeguard, lillliqusncss, const! patlon, dysnepsla.rheu matlsin.slck bcudaeheand kidney trouble are clKclually subuuod by thu great altera tive. Prompt rcllel In sick headache, dizziness nauem, comtllnutlon, pain lu the side, guurumeiu 10 inose umng carters J.ltlli) Liver I'llls. Ono a dose, Small prlco. Small pill. Are free from all crude and Irritating matter. Concentrated medicine only Car ter's little llrer pills, Very small; viry easy to take; no ulu no griping; no purg Jng, Try them. Ministers, lawyers, teachersi and otheis whoso buslncAS glv.'s but little ezercltc, should use Carter's little liver pills for tor pid liver and bllllousneKs. one u dot. Try thorn, Jones &Bernardi. Wo aro now prepared (o furulsh French Ice Cream In any quan tity for PAUTJK9, PIC NICS, EXCURSIONS, elo. We make, n spec ialty of the abyo and can lo pro cured only of UK. t. 106 State Sim Weather llepurt for Jnnn 1S9I. THirti k Juni' ll there wero 16 diis xii wlidli ram fell, and 2 10 Inches of ttntt-r. There wore 4 clear, 7 fair and 10 cloudy days. Highest temperature for the inonth,&la;un the 30th; lowest, 3S on the 8lh; mean, 55.7. Monthly langc of temperature, 40. Greatest dally, 35 on tlie8i'; least, 0 on tho 10th, 10; menu. 10.11-30. Averanu mean temperature for June (22 years), 59 2; that for lb91 is below normal by 3.5. Deficiency since Jun. 1st, 5 8; average precipi tation in same time, 1.30 IiicIkf, that for 1891 is abovo normal by .SO Inches. Deficiency biuco Jan. 1st, .57 inches. Light thunder storm In those, on the evening of tho 16th. Solar halo on tho 20th. Tho winds were n 9 days; s 3 days; s w 17 days; n w 1 day. The flue ralus falling during the month, havo been of very great benefit to tho growing creps, all of which aro looking very finely, and promise abundant yields, with tho exception of fruit, which will bo be low tho average. During June 1890 thero wele 10 days on which rain fell, nnd 1.18 inches of water. There were 8 clear, 7 fair, 15 cloudy days. Highest temperaturo for the month, 02 on tho 30th; lowest, 80' ou tho 10th; mean, 57.0. Thomas Peakce. Eola, July 1, 1891. Tho Coming Liuo. Ttio Chicaco. Union Pacific & Northwestern Lino oflers tho best accommodations to tho traveling public en routo from San Francisco and Portland, Chicago. Through trains, fast time, magnificent sleep ing cars, olegaut dining carr, colonist sleepers, recliulug chair cars aud handsome day coaches, eod Aug. PUBLIC SALE. Sixty horses of all ages, mostly fine grades; thlrty-flvo head of cat tle, aud forty-six head of hogs, shoats, sows, and pigs will bo sold at auction two miles north of Ma rion, on Tuesday July 7th. 1891, at thehomoof Wm. Pearson, deceased, E. C. Wyatt, Executor. 0 2G lw d&w. Fresh just in early. lot at of llowors Calvert's. for tho 4th See them MAItHlKl). A B R A M S- G RE E N. Married Wednesday July 1 1891, Miss Lois Abrams of Lincoln, to Mr. L. Ray Green of Salem, at tho homo of the bride's parents, Rov. Wil son of the M.E. church officiat ing. Mr. Green is a youug man who has for sometime been connected with tho First National bank of this city as bookueoper. Mood's SarsapariHa Is caicfully prepatcd fiom SarsapariHa, U.uiilollon, Mandrake, Dock, riiMlsii.i, Juniper llcrtlcs, and other cll-kiiott n and TOluablo vegetable remedies, by a peculiar combination, proportion, and process, glv . igto Hood's SirsaparlUa curatlvo power nut possosscd by other medicines. It -ficcti icmaikablo cures where others fall. Hood's SarsapariHa 1b the best Mood put Iflci. It cures Scrofula, jalt Itiieiuii, Hulls, 1'lmples, all Ilumms, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache, Inulgcitlon, General Debility, Catarth, itlicuinatlsin, Kidney and Mver coin pl.Inlsj overcomes That Tired I'ccllng, a-atos an appetlto, builds up the bjstem. Hood's SarsapariHa II it met unparallcd success at home. Such U lis popularity in Lowell, JIass.,wlnro It Is made, that Lowell druggists soli inoro of Hood's SarsapariHa tlnn all other sarsapt rillas or blood purifiers. Tho same success Is t xtcidlug all over tho country. Hood's SarsapariHa Is reci'llar In its strength nnd economy It Is tho only preparation of which can Uuly bo said "100 Doses Ono Dollar." A bottloot Hood's SursaparllU taken aocurd tug to dliccllons, will last a month. Hood's SarsapariHa Is peculiar ill tho coufldenco it gains among all classes of people. hero It is onco used It becomes a favorite family remedy. Do not be Induced to buy otlp-r preparation. Uo Biiro to get tho Peculiar Mcdlclno, Hood's SarsapariHa BnUhydiugtMi. flilxforp. J'reiaredby 0. 1. 1IOOU & LU., AlHJtlicnrltM, Lowell, 1M, IOO Dosog Ono Dollar II I'Oillli, BUsiiilli, Formerly ot Hcrlber Poble, two doors west of tho old stand, keeps a good Hupply of wheels, axles, springs and k'onernl car rlaeo hardware. -l.-d w R. H, WESTA001T. MVity, Feed ami IJojudirjf,' Stable. Hay and als sold and iliillvprA. Htntii on Kerry street, back of I'ostofllce, Halem. Oregon. VVTlVI. DeHAVENr Hoarding - and - Sale - Sialic. One door west of I.uiin's Dry IViodii store on Htnte ktret. Quiet family teams Hhx lal attention paid la tnimlenl stock. 6tltf ELLIS k WHJTLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of Wlllamott Ifotul, aA.V,lM JP - of-tisaoN L B, HUFFMAN, Livery Stable anil Feed The 0Mt Bu SUUi tat Corral la tfu lit. Quiet, family horuto)ty. (In rar WIllumMU) hot) ) 8ALXCM, - - OKICCJON Truck & Dray Line, Uood teams and 1 stroiitiold, prompt work U our Look Hehi;. Any Krson who buys a lot from me this Week, T will make n present of a new wilt of clothes, or to any lady I w ill give a $10 dress. Monroe Nye. the real es tate agent, over clothing store. Boothby & Co.'s 0 8-tf "Otir Capital" Is a dandy New Tea, our importation. Sroat & Gilo. JOHN HUGHES, Denier in Groceries, Taints, Oils nutl Window Glass, Wall Pa per and llorder, Artists' Ma terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and Shingles, Hay, Feed and Pence I'osts. Grass Seeds, Etc, NEW AUVKIITISRSISNTS. ri It. J. M.KKENE, Dentin, Onlcoocr J tho White Corner, Couit nnd Com- mcrclnl streets. To Strawberry Growers. The undersigned 1ms contracted for Inrgo qmiutlty oftho Jessie, (sweepstake pilre winner utsnlem straw berry fair) una Trl omplic do Unnd, (best yielder nnd moat proiltabla lute berry In Bulom market,) from II. W tunge.8alcin,andJ. W. Gil bert, Aumsvllle. Warranted pure Block und plants 111 ot-claRS. Catalogue free, ready Heptuuber Its. Also ten other m'oties. Address E. UOKI U dw Bulem, Ungon lliils Wanted. Itlda will bo reeel von for a two fctory resi dence tor J. H. ettlcmlro, at Woodburn, Krldny.JulySd.nt a o'clock p. m. l'lans tan bo seen at U. S. AlcNalb 's otllce, and at Uulldcre' Exchange, Portland. The right will bo reserved to reject nny or all bids. C, M. AlONALLY. IJOIt BAIjK. Furniture of neatly fur- nlsbed front room, cheap, rent very moderate, also German Caunry, beautiful singer. MllS. JAS. A. DONAHUE, 0 2U lw Hush & liroyman Block. A, 'W, BLACKFORD. House, pntnttug and paper hanging. Good material and flrst-clawj work Is my object. Lcavo orders on slate, at Farrnrs store. PHILLIPS cO CO., Merchant Tailors. A full lino of Imported nnd domestic uooIpiir. Also a complete stock of gents' nn ntshlng goods, All tho latest styles. 31o Commercial strcot. Choice Business Lots For Sale. Koveral choice business lots Inamostdo Blrable location, corner of Court aud Lloor t str. ots, nro ou tho murkot for a few days at very reasonable prices. Apply to iJJO WU.I.I8, Agent, 0 28 lw ' Opera House Illook, Willamette University. -THE- OLDEST, LARGEST, -AND- Least - Expensive Institute, of learulng-In tho northwest. 3(1 students In 1887, ll)i In 1801 an increnso ot nearly M) per cent In four years. Graduates students lu Art, Business, Classical, Law, Literary, Medical, and Musical, Pharmaceutical and selcntlflo courses. NOKRtAli COURSE. Graduates from tho Normal Courso have nil the advantages of graduates from tho Htato Normal schools. Hotter facilities for teaching next year than over bolbro. FirstTcim Begins Sept. 7, 189J. Kor cntnlogno, with full Information, address WM. H. AHNOL1), A. M OKlllw Halcm.Orocon. Choice Property For Cash. Prices Cut For Cash. Fino Inuldo lotH and two corner lots in block ten of Capital Park Ineldo lota nt $260 and comer lota al $300-.encb. A. W. SCOTT, At Churchill 8oBh & Door Mnnu. facturlng Co., at onco. SUCCESSFUL WAR! The only successful fllit ever carried on nvalnsttho raUKOS muds In tho human sysUun by WHISKEY, OPIUM AND TOBACCO Is that iiiailn wllh the Double Chloride of iioiu reiuLUiMttt tno KEELED INSTITUTE. (IrtKoiibriincli.lWU Vint Ht I'ort'und. Wrlloorwll for full partlpnlurs. btrlctly poufldentlal. f. lfAYlHt, M. 1) .... 1'liysleUii In charge, 1'IIANK lMVUV, Corrwiiudent, etc. Salem Boat House, V lliMit om fjH)t of Trade irt. Measure and hunting b(i(. Itatmlow. OHAB. H. McCLANE, Propr, E. K. HALL, I'nner Hanger, IaveorderatOlobItaIKntteIchaute -:- ARE YOU IN IT? --:- Knot you sboiXdb. wilt lm rou money at tl per owot tn w or city Jnj- tfl'tn pr mow! Loa rath (1000. navs irln. if full UUll I fCMut) 111 It tli.. OU T THE MATIQM.L CAPiML I LOAN 60CIEW, 11 ugmmerc! HOS AND slrvct, fl', Grand Remnant Sale SATINS 40c A This week will closo out all our ,k m l th "-V Iow Pr' SUMMER COATS AND Worth double the money. mi ...... . our -. ..... ., .......... v uvuouu, Aueso nro goou moiiair, nipaca and flannel garments, which owinK to llll fit lU- mill HlO lnf unimnll mnot 1... -1 .T, .... -ri... . " i" Oapitol Adventure Co., Opera House Block:. PRODUCE TAKEN. Out Side Old Undei takers of 18 years experience haye, through much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies out side tho Undertaking trust and aro now prepared to furnish funeral outfits in a first-class mannor and can make you prices independent of any trust, Special attention given to embalming. Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for the business C Iv EA If you would bo clean in tho neatest and dressiest SALKH STEAM LAUNDRY f s$V" where all work is done by white labor and llrss,fcf prompt manner. COLONEL J OT,Mfl'tl'.cl . Texsr Paxk Croceiy. Has nut lu a nuw stook of drocorios. bought at higliest prices. Saliaraotlou guaranteed lu all things. Gooda delivered to all parts of tho city. Call aud glvo me a trial. THE - CLvUB LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. W II PfllirOT Dnmn All stock left In my cnro shall receive the beat W. II. uUULbl.lTO F. of at ontlon. Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty I nud Ferry atreota, Salem, Oregon. SNOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chemeketa Street. House - and - Sign - Painting, Paper niinglng. Kalsomlning, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and "'HUHU UUUU J.' 11)1311. Only Firat-class CJE-IURCI-IILL, & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, AND- SHEET IRON WORKERS. IMtinntcs on nil work lu our lino. IOO Ohomekuta Street, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Siish, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawiag. House Finishing made to order. Now VUX mr.N, by whtoh wo cnu always keep a full supply of seasoned stock ofU kinds. Agrioulturul Works, Corner of Trade nnd Higa streets, Salem, Oregon. SANTIAM LUMBERING COMPANY, OK MH,I, OITV, Lumber, Lath, BhlnglcH anil Building material. Yard cast of Depot, Halem. Wo mtinufaoturo nil our own atock, and aro prcrared to fill any order on tho shortest notice. 4a7.lin.dw THOMAS SIMS, Superintendent. J.O.UOODAI.K.Coburg. ' A. WHKELKIt, Springfield. GOODALE & WHEELER, Lumber, Lath.. Pickets ! MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. Af out for ("aburg Mills, Hprlngtlold Mills and lolf enzlo Mill. OKlco and 1 rd on tho west side of Twelfth btreet near depot, llest Lumber In tho Vullt , '1 2 BAKElt & WHEELEIt, firauagers, Balem. y. 3C3ECk, ST&sli and Door Kactory Front Street, Salem, Oregon Tlio best class of work in our lino at prices to compote with tho lowest. Only tho best nmtoriul usod INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY "Th.e State. " Atttti Over 35O,00Q Dollar, . , OKO. M. liUHLEit, City Agnnl, And njk-oIuI agent for Marion cuuufy. Of tfui wih the Compmiy, The New Blacksmiths SPRAGUE& HILGERS. 8noeekpni 4 Joint Holm. tor. Commer. elut and ChemeWota street, rUhm. 1 10 roe slifxilng a spirally. itiU s 1IIIIPkleBl Inside filing INLAID lLpOUS, Pressed Brick, A nd nil qHvm ot Maiding mlrW. PACIFIC JSUtLDERS SUPPJ.Y rf0. 178 KwirtU W., lWHwMttOfiJw -OF- and SILKS YARD. remnants and small pieces of satins "f Wo a yard. The lino iuclud oil VESTS, $1.50 TO $4.00, . ' ' iiiuat uu U1U9CU UUl. XJO Don't llllM thn Rrtlo HIGHEST TRICE FOft WOOL. tlie Trust. UREN & SON F and haye your clot tf1P&V mannor. take &? , ....-fc-j-K . itfiir . Liberl to.---. imous v . A.-i"ts-'t r OnrnMiviir.. ri'onti fn Tr.i.,,a Work. SNOW BKOS. Strawberries, Enspberriog, IJluylcborrios, Goosoliorries, CJionies nutl good fruit of hU kinds uttho SnloijLCAiinory, tmtvoy tho &. yHt now IfWoftlMHlU itUtnMaiMwt l.ancu,0 l X. M, OMtrilu itw'o ouu, im tm mi. f I 1 $w 7 mm 6"rW n V, Hi(KK, wim, yrejoii ,