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GILBERT & PATTERSON.
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole
.Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
itan Baking Powder.
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net 90 cents per bu.
Hops, active; 22 to 29 cents per lb.
Daily iiiilictln.
Snow Flake. Tiie bread at
Strong's is tlio best, lightest and
purest ever offered. Their supply of
! cakes is kept up to the top notch all
'the time.
A CHANCE FOR SALEM.
To Ort Another College This Time
it is for tlio Congregationalists.
".
The support of C'onRregatlonnlists
is going to be withdrawn lrom the
FnifHt Grove school nntl conceutrnt
ed upon a new college. Tlio Oregou
Inu says: The committee appointed
by the Congregational association of
Oregon at its last annual meeting to
take steps to establish a Congrega
tional college in Oregon, met
Wednesday in this city. There were
present of the committees Messrs.
Albert Brownell, D. B. Gray, Frank
M. Warren, Nnpoleon Davis, W. H.
Morrow, James Steel, B. S. Huutlne
lon, I. A. Macrum, H. A. Sliorey.
IJenorls from the vurlous sub com
mittees were submitted showing
hat hud been done. After a full
discussion of the matters presented
it was unanimously resolved to car
ry out the Instructions of theassocla
lion and to take the necessary steps
to establish a Congregational college
in Oregon, and a committee was ap
pointed consisting of H. Allen
Sliorey, James Steel and W. H.
Morrow, to receive propositions from
the various parts of the state for a
location for the college.
The committee are of the opinion
that arrangements can bo made
whereby the college nmy open in
September next.
TIIE STATES PICNIC.
J"i JL'IB.1'1
mwt i iwnwaihii ii.ii w fti
hfW1t-n ur ivfra5farTftTi
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
WESTACOTT & IRWIN.
Republicans Moving. Salem
republicans are 'moving on tlio
works of the enemy politically, and
propose to have republicans appoint
ed to the jjuperinlendeuoy oi the
Salem asylum for the iusaue and
clerk of the board of school laud
commissioners. These offices are
practically to be filled at once, as
both incumbents are holding over
the term for which they were ap
pointed. Republicans feel that with
ten thousand majority in this state
they will novo no trouble in finding
men competent to fill them. If
they have not, they could import a
is understood that Dr. Lane is not
anxious to continue in tho office.
He has made a good record and will
.retire with honors. The chances
i oe ueraanuea on tuo square
?asls ot party interest, without ifs,
"i, or ands. There are nlontv nf
professional men and republl-
i, cans in uregon wno can be chosen.
It is not a matter that Interests Sa
lem only, but the whole state. There
should be a reasonable degree of
harmony in tho selection of a man
for either place. The parly welfare
demands that the filling of these
offices will probably occupy, the at
tention of the boaid at an early day
In July. The asylum board meets
Tuesday.
Hat Presentation. At the
meeting of Capital Engine Co.
Thursday night there were uojudges
selected for tho election next Mon
day. It is understand the
I'iiiiil Arraiif mi'iits Cetnplcteil and All
ill lie Well on the 4th.
At the final meeting of commlttcer
held at The Willamette last evening
a good attendance was had, and much
business wound up in a satisfactory
manner. Nearly 3,000 badges have'
been ordered. Registry books will
be on the grounds and, each state
committee is expected without fall i
to have one of their number at head
quarters prepared to register their
people and issue badges.
The following program has been
adopted! to occupy the time from 11
o'clock a. m. till lunch time, when
all will retire to their state camps
and enjoy the "basket picnic"
feature of the occasion. It should
bo remembered tLat everybody Is
invited, and all are urged to register.
PROGRAM.
Music by baud.
aice-"All Hall Happy Greeting,"
by select chorus.
Invocation.
Solo and chorus "Hail Our
Country's Natal Morn," Miss Harris
and Glee club.
Address of welcome, Col. Robert
A. Miller.
Song "Star Spangled Banner,"
Mrs. Gilo, Miss Sargent and Glee
club.
Response, Hon. G. P, Sanderson.
Song "America," by Glee club
and audieuce.
Music by band.
Dinner and toasts.
All committee members aro re
quested to be at the grounds at 9
o'clock ready for work, and to bring
what flags, bunting and other
decorations they can.
fire delefratcsniinnint tlu-an. A liitlul
! ,-, f.4 . . ...,
surprise was then perpetuated on
Mayor D'Arcy, president of the
company. Hon. John G. Wright, a
pioneer memner oi tlie company,
who with Capt. Price and a few
others are the only remaining mem
bers of tho original crew, made tho
presentation speech and did it in a
I very happy manner. The fire boys
all threw in to get the hat, which is
a lovely silk tile. Every man feels
that tho recipient has made a good
presiding officer and he In turn ex
pressed his appreciation of tho gift
and good will shown by his associates.
Singers, Attention. All those
who will lend their assistance in
HiiiKlmr tomorrow will nlcaso call
board of ou professor Parvin at the conserva
tory ofmublclu tho Woman's col
lege promptly at 8 o'clock this
eveuiug. It is hoped that till
singers will respond and contribute
to the success of the picnic. The
more tho merrier.
The New Depot. Master Car-
penter L. Kuckhartz, of tho South
ern Pacific, arrived this afternoon
twith a force of mou and special car
jjto begin work on tho Southern Pa-
rciflc depot. Two men ore at work
New Shop. If he can get a
building permit, Mr. John Holm
will at oueo put up a corrugated iron
blacksmith shop, where tho photo
gallery now btand on tho postofiico
block.
Post Office. Tho Post office
will be open tomorrow from 8 to 0
ft. m. 1 to 2 p. m. No money order
or registry business tiausacted.
Camp Grant.
July 2, 1891.
Ed. Jeurnal: The weather is ex
tremely warm hero, and tlio boys
are pretty well sunburned. Lots of
t cm aro neellutr off in tho fuco.
fAlnt ... ll.A nn . a j
vu LuCB1Uuuu3J.relmtmuryla Toe KOvemor was hero last eveuintr
thft full nrtwi rrIrw f nnilp T t I ... . "
, ...w ... wv., fi.-.uS iw wuin. ii id , ..n.i wih 1,1. ,., ,virnpBeml
tnot yet decided whether tho old
freight depot will be torn down or
pot. Agent Skinner wants to sell
ttho old depot and have it moved off
bodily.
Incorporations. Artiolo are
pled with secretary of state ns fol
; lews: Tlw Nina Mill Co., of Nelm-
lem bay, lumber and log?, stock
$60,000. otllco Portland.hy Raymond J
Hellimwin, Frank Geradehand, aud
i Henry 0. Bnziuk; Willamette Tribe
Improved order of Red Men, by its
ofilcers.for mutual aid and haudllng
real estate at Portland, value i,t
property $7000.
Tho Journal is in receipt of tho
latest edition of "Die Deutsche Li
brary," published by George Munro.
New York. All the best and latest
German fiction is published In 10
and 20 cent editions, and can le had
at any news depot.or will be ordered
by tho agent.
CLOfKD. All the markets, botli
i meal and fish, will be closed on Jul v !
Nth from 11 it. m. until 0 o'clock n.
m. Mcrrow & WIlIard.K. C. Ciw.
Ashby, G. Vo!z, G. fcteluer, Davis
f sou White.
Fire Work. The best fr.-sh
stock in the city. No old goods at
George Buna's, oq State utrpet, near
court bouxe.
Unitarian Booiety.-tRov. jr.
-H. Brown, minister, Services at
10:50 a. iu. Sermon unon "Bin."
?Tp evening serviced.
tli re
view ou "dress parade." Tho Salem
boys aro "fairly In it," especially
Company H, being the only com
pany that passed perfectly ou "dress
parade," and upon which tho Col.
1 complimented them for their ralli
dlbcipliue. Saturday the competition drills
and sham battle como oil. All the
companies are looking forward to it
with great expectations, and expect
to smell powder to their heart's cou-
tent.
Tho camp Is kept very neat aud
clean, and "has u very preseutablo
apjiija ranee.
Visitors are jwrmllted from 7 to
until taps (0;30 p. m.), and usually
the camp is crowded. Tho Second
Regiment band gives ix concert, and
then a dance afterward on a largo
platform which has been erected for
It. A largo number avail themselves
of tho onoortunltv to enlnv If.
Very few have been put lu the guard
house. p, D. jj,
I.
Look Here. Any person who
buys a ot from mo this week, I will
maKe a present if a new suit of
clothes, or to any lady I will give a
$10 dritfs. Monroe Nye. the real es
tate ugfiit. over Boothby & Co.'b
clothing store. 0 8 tf
I.v tiik Shade That Is where
j'ou want to get for comfort. Farrar
& Co.'a J where ynu want to go for
tlio choicest groceries.
ExpLoaio.ss. Never occurlf you
buy gaoollne of groat & Oiks.
Miss Etta Calvert is at Eugene.
Tills is tho 7th day of tho dry
season.
There aro S94 men in the state
prison.
Fish Com'r Robt. Campbell Is In
Salem to celebrate.
Everybody gets a plam leaf fan at
the old White Corner.
A horso brought $31 at Ladd &
Bush's comer at auction.
Governor Peunoyer will spend
the Fourth at The Dalles.
Miss. Josle Suowdcn is visiting
friends lu Douglas county.
Quito a number of Salem peoplo
have departed for Eugene.
The Chemawa Indian school will
turn out to tho stales' picnic
Ed. Brooks has au ofFer. of a
position In the railway service.
Capt. Babcock is about the house
and expects to bo back at his desk
Monday.
About as many Salem people are
going to Portland for tho Fourth as
to Eugene.
Prof. Yoder is getting out tho pro
gram for tho Normal institute that
opens Mouday.
Tho first consignment of material
for Salem's new 120x24 foot freight
depot has arrived.
Salem grange has postponed its
regular monthly meeting to the first
Saturday in August.
Dr. Matteson, now of Turner, is
In the city. He talks of startiug
a drug stoio there.
The grocery stores and Salem
business houses generally will close
Saturday at 11 o'clock.
J. H. Brooks, the State street
druggist, and family, are at Portland
to spond tho Fourth.
Salem markets continue to bo sup
plied with strawberries. Other small
fruits iu abundance.
Col. Robl. A. Miller, orator of tho
day at the States Picnic, arrived on
the Friday morning overland.
Salems and Farmer's and Mechan
ics play games at Baseball park
Saturday aud Sunday as usual.
Hotel Gearhurt, on Clatsop Beach,
Seaside,conductcd by Amos Stroug,
is the most popular summer hotel.
No gate fee will bo charged to the
States' plcuic. It Is all freo to every
one. Tho best of older will be
maintained.
Commencing next Monday tho
electric street car Hue will run cars
jegularly on its new extension to
the fair grounds.
E. Hofer and family go ou the
overland to spend tho Fourth at
Ashland with friends, returning
Monday morning.
A dog waiting for water to come
diop by drop from a service pipe on
Commercial street, was one of tho
thirsty sights of tlio day.
A telegram received from Secre
tary of Stuto McBrido announces
that he w ill arrive at Sulern Satur
day morning on tho overlaud.
When a man is not in the wagon,
aud cannot even catch on behind,
throwing a little dirt agaiust the
wheel will not help him out.
Professor Parvin wishes to call
attention that it is at 8 o'clock lu tho
evening that he wishes those who
are willing to lend their assistance
to call on him.
Supt. Yoder is homo from Now-
port and is busy making arrange
ments for the annual teachers in
stitute of Marion county, held at
Salem begins July 0.
Tho meeting of tho city council
Tuesday evonlug will be an Impor
tant oue. Besides tho paving ques
tion, all tho quarterly reports of oill
cers will bo made.
July Fourth being a national holi
day no Journal will he Issued on
that day. Monday's Journal will
present a complete record of all mat
ters of local and general Interest.
There will bo German services at
thcCumberland Presbyterian church
next Sabbath afternoon, at 3 o'clock
July 5th. and also English services
at the same place at 8 p. in., by tho
undersigned, J. B. Fisher, pastor.
The street commissioner is at
work cleaning out tho brush nloug
the water ditch on Division street.
Ho says he has got the main tewor
reasonably clear, but cannot get
water enough to flush It out prop
erly. Thns. Fitzgerald, who was charged
by Mrs. McDonald with assault aud
battery on a boy. appeared before
Justlco Applegate Tkursduy night
and proved an alibi. He was In
Portland at time ussuult was made
aud so was discharged.
J, H, Alberts proposes to fill tlio
Towa crowd with ice cream, made
ou his patent instantaneous Kodak
freezer; John G. Wright will present
all tho crowd from his state with
a new variety of double-back action
cucumbers. These are some of the
attractions at the States picnic.
Mr. James Simpson, of Wnldo
Hills, who has been ailing since
April, was found better Thursday,
when he was vieited by David and
Darned Simpson, his brothers at
Salem, They report croiis looking
well, passing some fields of wheat
that will gtrforty bushels to the acre.
A private letter received In this
city from Hon. Jefl Myers, saya he
Is In Cleveland, Ohio. Ho heard
McKIuIey make a speech and says
be is not the man of ability he had
been led to believe.- Albany Demo
crat, Mr. McKlnley'a onlnlou of
U0P UilUWEIlS.
Condition of the Crop as AITertcd hy
tho Hup Louse.
A meeting of hop growers was
held In Salem Thursday afternoon
at the Capital Engine house, M. B.
Hendrlch acting as chairman nnd
E. C. Herren, secretory.
vice-presidents
wero chosen as follews: A. D. Pet
tyjohn, Salem; Win. Wells, Buona
Vista; H. Hirschberg.Independence.
A. P. Magucss, Wheatland; D. H.
Johnson, Mehama; J. F. Gnn
Dallas; A. G. Jerman, Howell prai
rie; L. D. Smith, Gcrvals; W. P.
Putnam, Eola, Wm.Collard.Brooks;
O. O. Cone, Stayton; H. D. Mount,
Sllvertou; M. V. Bllyeu, Scio; Pcery
Chamness, Abiqua; W. F. Buckuer,
Jefferson; Rankin Edgar, Turner; J.
M. Wise, Perrydale; R. R. Templo
ton, Brownsville.
Besolutions of respect in memory
of Hon. Wm. J. Herren were
adopted.
Cable prices from New York by
telegraph were ordered for six
mouths.
The general opinion was that tho
hop louso was not doing tho damage
it has done in former years.
a remedy.
E. Meeker is preparing this year
to spray with the following solution
(which has been tried with such
great success in England for many
years) should his hop vines continue
to bo lousy when the berry begins to
ferm:
One hundred gallous of water (if
hard water, with soda added); four
to fi,vo pounds of soft soap; six to
eight pounds of quassia chips, first
steeped Iu cold water and afterward
steamed or boiled.
This solution is inoxponsive. The
ingredients aro all cheap. The
quassia chips may bo obtained iu
Now York.
Tho association meots again In
July, 1892.
Tho hop crop amounts to many
hundred thousand dollars in this
valley and the hop growers uro sup
posed to derive great benefit fn m
this organization
v
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Tn,
i VsSjA'' !? 3tt5?P
Both llio method nnd results when
Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho taste, nnd nets
gently yet promptly on tlio Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho eys
tem effectually, dispels colds, Iicad
achea ftnd fevers and cures habitunl
constipation permanently. For Bnlo
m uvo ana $i ooiiiea uy ntt
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
,,. ..SAH FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE. KY. NEtiYORX. U.A
AMirthnryon Trmpl lT Luml or Sen
otineotlnm i mill xnleK"'rJ f Lnnites
ircllmntflOMemprriUurp. lr hMi intn,
uuusunl diet lll1lUKllsnv1,,,", vlndow
Hint Kuril' Irllnvr imioij;ers w II not olooe
-all Ihce breed nilmonU JupiHist; which
the surest protection Is Hos'clterH hlom
ncli Hitters, Uncut oi incdlclnai fortiners.
Sea ulcktiofw, Imid nntisen, tiro promptly
countorncted by this nprcenblo corrective,
WHICH isnitto n capital tieieiiHo nam-iv iuii'
lnrih I hftff!('tM nfii tmnlral nr rhlllv tem
ncratitre. damp and exposure. Persona of
tertcntnry pursulty, mill operatives, tnar
incra, miners, erjcmccrg, n-onllo-Bmcn.por-sons
of ovcry calling Involving menial tH
tlgtic, oxocxrIvo bodily cflort, aud llablllly
touuhcaiiurullbnucucosel any sort, ro
KUtml It as an Incomparable BafCBttard.
Ullllouinos, const ipatlon.dyspop'd n.rhitt.
matlsm.Klok hcadachcand kidney trouble
are ulkctually subdued by thcgiaitultcrn-llvc
KseMlnncmai
Grand Remnant Sale
-OF-
KEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS F1LKD
WITH COUNTY RECORDER.
JULY 3.
Solomon Abranam to E F Park
burst part of lot 9, blk 85, Iu Salem,
$1300.
E E McKinncy and V C McKiu-
uey, his wife, to M O Sturr lot 7 and
s i lot 8, blk 4, Frlckoy's add'n, $500.
M L Chamberlain and Rose W
Chaipborlain, his wife, to J R Dick
man, 60 feet off east end of Jot 5, blk
4, Salem, ?4000.
JHMcCormick aud Annie MI
McCormick, his wife, to Mary L
Adams lot 1, blk 3, North Salem,
$000.
John H Jory and Caroline Jory,
his wife, and Hugh F Jory, unmar
ried, to Wm F Colo lot 7 lu Battle
Creek Fruit Farms, $500.
t
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"WIIjIiAMETTK"
R Foulk, C F Bellman, H Beueke,
E S Raymond, O C Yocum, T R
Davidson, Portland.
Robert A Miller, Jacksonville.
A D Campfleld Kansas City.
Wm Huston, N Y City.
Geo MoKulght, Albany.
H C Kinney, Grant's Pass.
8 H Rees, Aurora.
J B Clifford, S F.
"cook."
W A Armstrong, MoMiunvIlle.
CWGeor, WL Killgone, Minn.
M Cohen, C Nichol, Salem.
J O Goodale, Eugene.
WS Gordon, P McClelland, T F
Browne, Portland.
E N Pease, Iowa.
Juo Ashenfolter, Louisville.
W Bayer, Macleay.
N W Lattou, W S Todd, Albion,
NY.
I A Walder, T Dooley, Seattle
Mrs M Colo, Mrs L Wiggins, N
Powder.
Dye Wado, HTHarmoro, Toledo.
J S Smith, Wm Crubbe, G Thomp
sjii, W C Smith, Reform 80I100I.
W P Miller, J Fusee, Coos Buy.
Both. J f you want both seashoro
and mountain resort and best stylo
of entertainment besides, all at ouo
place take your summer outing nt
Hotel Gearheart, Clatsop Beach.
All Portland boats connect with
trains for Seaside.- Amos Strong,
Mgr.
Wado fc Co. aro selling a self
binder harvester that mends tho
farmer's clothes, darns his socks
aud bakes bread for dinner for his
wife.
People wishiug currants for can
ning should call at Rinoman's, 132
State street. He can furnish from
one gallon to one thousand, or more
if wanted. They are the cherry
currant variety, strictly fresh. Or
ders should bo In early, ad they will
only last a few days longer.
Fresh lot of llowers for tho 4th
juit in at Calvert's. See them
early.
Branson tho "Cash Grocer" says
ho Is too liusy to talk, but those low
prices still continue just the same.
Shippers.conslgu your tlrao freight
via the Chicago, Union Pacific &
Northwestern Hue. eod-aug
Chinook salmon, sturgeon,drcssed
catfish, halibut, smelt, choice poul
try, fryers and broilers, eggs and
butter, at Davison & White's Court
street market.
Quick time aim through trains
ottered passengers and shippers by
the Chicago, Union Pacific &North
westeru Line, San Francisco and
Portland to Chicago. eod Aug
pieces of satins
includes all
ar sale.
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, "Wall Pa
per and llordor, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
NEW ADVKIITISCJISNTS.
For Sale Cheap.
120 ACRES OF LAND
5 nillrg from Salem at 523 por acre. About
30 acres open, balance timber. Good spring
water, -xerms jsnsy." ii.u wiutiis,
Opera Houso, CouiLstrcet,
SATINS and SILKS
40c A YARD.
n...i.iib. ! " cl0"0,""ll'riiiantB and small pieces t
and silks at tho extremely low prlco of 10c a yard. Tho lino lucl
colors. Many of tho pieces aro' worth $1 amllil.SO a yard it. regu
Bee display iu our corner window of tho oncra houta fc
SUMMER COATS AND VESTS, $1.50 TO $4.00,
Worth double tho money.
.,,. TtllCS. "J"0 Boot! mohair, alpaca aud fiaunel garments, which owing to
our big stock aud the late season, must bo closed out. Don't misj the sale
Capitol Adventure Co.,
Opera House Block:.
PRODUCE TAKEN. HIGHEST PRfCE FOR WOOL.
"" ' ' ' r hb
Out Side tlie Trust.
UREN&
SON,
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Goods at greatly reduced prices for
the next fifteen days, when tho storo
will bo cleared until September 1st.
Mrs. D. L. Fiester, opposite opora
house.
For insldo prices the greatest
household outfitters In all Hues aro
Keller & Marsh, furulturo dealers,
Salem. Also wall paper aud win
dow shades. sat&w tf
Aro you going to buy a new outfit
of furniture? Do not fall to seo tho
immense stock uud get the inside
prices of Keller & Marsh, Salem.
fr&w tf
Large lot of new hats just In at
Calvert's for the 4th of July. Select
one nt once. 2t
Are you going to picnic July 4th ?
Meals will bo served at tho Freo
Reading Room, Court street, from
12 to 7, tor those who como homo
hungry. 3t d w
Firo Works nt cost at Geo. F.
Smith's. 807 Commercial St.
Hammocks, Tents and Camping
outfits at Geo. F. Smith's.
Miss Thornton will recoivo vocal,
Instrumental and language pupils
during tlio summer. All applica
tions received Wednesday nfter
noous. 218 Cottage stteet.
0.15.d-lm
For tho best assortment of fire
works rt lowest prices call at Wm.
Sargent's.
ANTED Position ao housokeepcr
for widower or bacholor. In city or
country. Itelerenco required and given.
Address 13 corner rroniond uouter streets.
7 21
F
lOH BALK. Furniture of neatly fur
nished front room, client), rent very
moderate, also German Caunry. bountiful
singer. JlltS. JA8. A. UONAHUK,
0 '2'J lw liiiBli A llrcyman Block.
H. W, BU
i
llouso paluttui; and paper bauglntc.
Good material nnd tlrst-class work Is my
nhlpt't. T.niivn nr.lrtrn ml nlnfn nf Ij'nmii.'D
store.
Leave orders ou Blalc, nt Famir's
Old Undertakers of 18 years experience haye, through
much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies
out side the 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 ousinops
PHILLIPS & CO.,
Merchant Tailors.
A full lino of Imported and domestic
woolens. Also a comuleta stock of hthim'
. .... : " j .. :; r . . -. " r"
315 Commercial btrcet.
tbe latest styles.
Willamette University.
AUCTION SALE OF TOWN LOTS.
I will sell at public auction on Saturday,, July 11,
1891, at 3 p. m., at tho Auction House near Court Houso
FOR CASH, (
One-sixteenth of a section Mo nnm of tmvn Wa in Rnn,
Park Addition to Port Angeles, Wash. Titles furnished.
A-safe investment. U. R, MOORE,
-rr-r, Auction and Commission Merchant.
"HONEST PRANK," Auctioneer.
P- S- Plats can bo seen by calling at store.
-THE
OLDEST, LARGEST,
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H
icd's
5.1.0 Wort rurlcliod.
a lie facilities of the present day foi
Jic production of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfortof xuunki.td are almost unlim
ited, oad when Syrup of I'igs was first
produced the world wao enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as it
is the only remedy wWch is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the better
it is known the more ponular it becomes.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prcHfjribed j Castorial
- .. .-..!' J -.
viutrs oarsupariiiu
s c .rcfully prepatcd front Sarsapnrilii
D.'in'.uloi), Al.uidt'.ikc, Dock, I'JiuKslu .,
funljier Herring, nnd otlier well-known ... u
.a:u..blo-cgct:iulo lcmedlcs, by ,i pcet II -r
owl lutllon, proportion, aiiil precox, (!,.
gto Hood's SnrsaparllU curatlvo jhau r
t t possessed by other medicines. It
1 fleet h icmarkablo ctircuwliero others fall
Mood's Sarsaparil'a
la the best blood purifier. It euros Bcrofult,
alt lllicum, Molls, I'lmples, nH Humors,
Dyspepsia, Illllousiicss, Hick Headache,
Indigestion, General PcMllty, Catarrh,
;:iieumatlMi, Kidney nnd J.lvcr cum
1 Uinta; overcomes That Tired feeling,
treated an nppctlto, builds up the system.
Hood's SarsapariUa
Has met unparalled success nt homo. Such
U lis popularity In J,onell, Mass., where It
13 made, that IrfmcH diugglsts sell tiioto of
.'food's SarsaparllU than all oilier irsap.i
i Hits or blood purifiers. Tho same- success
Is extending all over tlio country.
Hood's SarsapariUa
la ceullar lu its strength and economy
It Is the only preparftlon ot which cat
truly be said " lOO Dosos Ono Dollar." A
ttottlo of Hood's Karsapnrlll.i taken accord
ing to directions, Mill last a mouth.
Hood's SarsapariHa
Is peculiar in the confidence- It gains among
..II eludes of tuple. Wherultlsoucutirad
It boccmes a favorlto family renisdy. Do
not bo Induced to buy other preparations.
Ho sure to get tho 1'ccull.tr Medicine,
Hood's SarsapariUa
yolJbydnnttfUU. fit tltftirfJ. l'repartdbj
O. I. IIOOO & CO., ApotliocarlM. 1-owell, fliwo.
IOO Doflofi Ono Dollnr
Least - Expensive
Institute orienrulng lu tho nortlnvtHtj
KKJ studentH In 1887, -105 In 1801-nn lncronso
ot nearly EO per cent In four yeurH.
Ornduatt'H utiulents lu
Art, Business, Classical,
La)v, Literary, Medical,
and Musical.
l'bnrinncoullcal nnd Kclcullllo courbcN.
NORaiAIi COUBSE.
Graduates from tho Normal Con no hnvo
nil thendvnntnecH of grnduutes from tho
Htnto Normal sohools.
Ilettcr facilities for teaching next year
mini uvcr ueiuru.
First Tbrm Begins Sept. 7, 1891.
For catiloguo, with full Information,
nddrcsH Wtt.H. AKNOM), A.M.,
Uifilllvf Bnlom, Oregon.
CLEAN!
If you would be clean and haye your clothes dono up
in the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to tho
SALEM STEAM LAVXMIY
where all work is dono by white labor and in tho most
prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Liberty Streot.
Tew Park Grocery
G. D. IlADABAUGrir
Has put in a ney stock of Grocorles, Qtieenswaro, Feed, etc. Produce
bought at iilulieBl prices. Satisfaction guaranteed iu nil things. Gooda
delivered to all parta of tho city. Call and dve mo n trial.
R. II. WESTACOTT.
LIVERY,
Feed mid KoimlitiK Stable.
Iluy and oatHKold aud delivered, Htable
on Kerry street, back ori'oslofllco. Halcm,
Oregon.
THE - CIAJB
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
WII PATH OT lW.nn A,H Ato0K ,eft,i,n.n,y " bu" recoivo tlio bolst
, II, UUULM, 1 rODF, of attention. Telephone No. 21. Cor. Liberty
I and l'erry streets. Salem. Oreeon.
erry streets, Salem, Oregon.
SNOW TPIK YEAR ROUND
At 100 Chemekota Street,
HOUSB - and - SIGN - PAINTING,
Moi.V."1? wII.,Y$!nft K'nlJK, Wall Tinting, eta Varnishing and
Natural Wood Finish. Only Flreb-clasa Work. SNOW BROS.
m
CHXJRCHIIvL & BURROUHGS.
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
-AIStD-
Tlio only Hiiccegnf ul fight over curried on
ugalnsttho rnvugeK mudu lu tlio htitimn
xyNlcm by
WHISKEY, OPIUM AND TOBACCO
U that nmde with tho Double Chlorido of
Uold reincdlej, ut tho
KEELES INSTITUTE.
.OrtKonbnineli.-lMU Kimt Ht.
Write ureal! for mil purllculurH
SI-TEOET IRON WORKERS.
KNtlmoti ou nil work lu our Jlno. IOQ Oliemoketa Stroot,
l'ort'niid.
Va.yuir,'m.i.,
I'll Vwltilull III ilinrtro
I'RANK liAVUV, CoireiK)ndent, tie.
confidential. y, l,,
Tjib Statw riaNittLuuch
dellcaclea for the occasion, Seo
Sroat Qlle. .
Proiiatk. In entate of Rliza
Zieber, Ella '., Mumper, ndmrx.,
inventory filed utuouutinK to (3,200.
' " i ii
I'romj.t rellel In lk tieadache, dliilnf a
num. cxiumIpuUod, pala la the nlde,
Kuarunteed to tlKo ulng iirter' Lltlla
J.iverlllU. One a done. Small price. Buioll
Aiefrte from all erode and Irritating
V"uf.r- .VaueeatmUHl mediuue only Cur-
t! little liter nlllM. VVrv .rimlp v.rv
far '!?? uoDi uasrfplniK utiur.
Mlnuterf.Uwrera.U-? -here, oud otbtr
Buy the light runnlu Hlinrer t 5 5W-Vl,.illffl.Sw?! I
TiCouimerclal utrecf cod fEjiJl n4 WOmuani. 6ae 4t-,
" - - - ' 0 Vf
Mr. Jeir Myers lias uot bteu made
puunc
Jones (I Bernard!
To Stnnvborry Growet-H.
The underiilgued bnn contracted for Inrire
mmutltyoftho JoimIo, (weeinuiku pjizo.
winner utHiilciniiliiiwberry fulr) and Trl.
otiiphede aund, (bimt yieidor Hud mont
protltahle Jute berry lu Huloui tiutrkul.)
from II. W WuvuKf.bulein.und J. W. CJll
bcrt, Aunwvllle. wurruuted pure stock
unrt pltiuuilrdbthitm. Uutuloiiut free, reudy
heiitiuuber IU. Alf) ten other miction,
Ailde- i. HUKKIl.
w Hulu;ii,Orf(;on
L B. HUFFMAN,
Livery Stable anil Feed
Tht Dett Box Stadia and Corral in tho rty,
Quiet, futility horiiu upeelulty.
(In rear Willamette hotel.)
SALICM, ... OHICOON
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co,
Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll SawiHg.
Home FluUhlug made to order.
Now Bill KILN, by which we can n!wy keep a full iinpply or goiwoned otock of oil
kludH, Aifrlculturnl Work, Corner of Trade nud Jllgn trcot, Balem, Oreon.
SANTIAM LUMBERING COMPANY,
OK MICI, OITY,
Luiiiber, Lath, HhlnleH and HuUdltig material. Yard caat of Depot,
Halein. Woinaiiuftioturunloiirovnntoolt, audaro nrcrarcd to Jill auy
order on tho flhortcat notice. '
,!l7-lm'tlw THOMAS SIMS, Superintendent.
-
Qcnuinu
FRENCH ICE CREAM
SODA.
Only in the city and do not
forgot it.
MORGAN & MJOADJU,
Truck & Dray Lino.
(Jood team and
Mroutfliold.
prompt work l our
Slrcot
Notice or ilual Proof.
Ihd Ofllco at Oregon Clly. Uregon.
VTOTIUK b hereby given llmt the follow.
M inn liumed otikir hut filed notice of
ucr juiviiiiuii in iiiuKe iiuui proof in nun'
IKlrl of her claim, mid Hint uudl nmrini
lie iiuide before tlio Couuty t'lerk of Marl,
on uuly. utHaleiii. Orwon. ou July MI.IMII
vl Iwbelh, ( illleli.fi Korb, formerly
iMbeWaO, Wljolieli. J(omet(M(f entry No.
for lima, bulfof K w. quarter ond x.
Iwlfof . w. nuarler of ms. t r 7 H.. u. I k.
kheuaiu(Kiliofol!owliigMltueM4ii prove
M-reoutluucu residence uixju and cult I.
Vu'lou ofuld bind, viz.
II A f,.,i )y ... ... . r ......
If (MIAM1MM I
7 3.T.1" "TV:
J. 0. OOODAMJ, Cohurg. A. WilKKUill, Bprlngllela.
GOODALE & WnBBliEK,
Lumber, Latli, Pickets !
MOULDING, SHINGLES, &o.
-Iffl r"ife1ftri,nA"!f,1 1,I1U "5nd AloK Will. Olllce and 1 -ml mi the
ldoofl'werfiiiHtr(M)tnwtr deiot. Hunt Lumber lu the Valid ,
JSAKKIlds WI1KELKU, aianagcru, Halcm.
Ageutuforfrabiirj
wel
42
Sasli and Door Kactory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon.
Tho best clftas of work in our lino at prices to compote
witU tho lowest. Only tho host material used
Destroy tho Posta,
-Now uttie Time to
YOUR PHUIT
TREES.
i's y
iitii
JJUIUGS&JmOArN
Are prepared to give tre-w irtatiiieul for
the teaa wtn goet) eprayliig outflt.
t iUOT AJINTD.
I ., AU of Hilverton. Morion Co., Or,
( o a.T,Ai'ViciwwN,KuV:
I HatUfactloii ggrH0le0. 4-wvor At
B, II. CutterJIn 8on' ofe, IW UtAU Mreet
Wt lW
HI
ED!
Strawborritw, RaphrriNit
Bluclcbcrii), Gooeirri,
Chorda mvl good fruit of )r
klmU A the Bhm Crivry,
l6fr-vibita - a---Uh- Anwfcju tl4fr''v&i ,Ma