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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (July 7, 1891)
; ."'jrMJpm HIE CAPITAL JOUSPfAL. TUESDAY -JULY", 1801 TKKS18 OF SUltoUMlTION. Dally by mall per year,. to 00 Tall7 by mnll per month, bO Weekly by mall per year, 1 60 4S-If not paid In advance Dald in advance tue price rhnrired for the Weekly JoutiNAI. will bo If tmners are not delivered promptly ntlly the office. 11.50 per year. FRKK DELIVERY UY OAttltlEU, Dally Tor single week, JCJ8- Dally fortwo wceks,. cts. Dally by month, o c, Collections will bo made on 1st nnd 15th of mouth, subscribers will please leavo moniv ror carriers nt house or whero; t Is dclfvnred, bo as to cause no delays In "Olll-Ct'OUB J nt. Kvknijio Capital Jopuval regu larly recolvcK the afternoon iiHSoeluied pres-f dlspnu'lies GILBERT & PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. LOCAL MARKET. bent, net 90 cents per bu. Hops, active; 22 to 23 cents per lb. Daily Bulletin. Snow Fr.AKn. The bread nt Strong's Is the best, lightest nnd purest ever offered. Their supply of cakes Is kept up to tho top notch nil tho time. WESTACOTT & IRWIN. Want a Pehmit. The Southern Pacific Co will ask n permit to erect a comtnoilious freight depot in place of tho preseut one. The company's agent says tula depot is only to bo h temporary one, although a sub stantial structure. If another road is built into Salem, a union depot might be needed or a freight and passoncer depot may finally be com bined in an elegant brick or stone structure at snrae other part of the city. Human Nature. Having prop er city license two hucksters have been entertaining large crowds ou lower State street, with glib talk, chiu and harp music, good stories and selling their indelible pencils, package stationery, pomatum, mus tache wax and mouth-organs. Peo ple would go there and buy articles they did not need, and if they had any use for them could be got cheaper ot a store. But, 'tis ever thus and probably will be. Fine Residence. Bids were opened Monday for the fine Settle- meir residence at Woodburu. The bids were as follews: F. Arnold, 7774; Powers & Snrgim-on, J8500; Ed. Hutchins, Salem, 57473. Con trary to all custom the highest bid der gets the work, Puweia & Surgin son it $S500. The Set turn? I r resi dence will be one of the finest ui county. MAS10X COI'XTYASS'N. I Of Fruit Unworn' to Hold 3d Quarter ly Meeting nt Woodlmrn. The third regular quarterly meet ing of this society will be held at Woodbiirn, Tuesday, July 21, hold ing two sessions, beginning at 10 o'clock a. m. r 110(1 RAM. Horticultural notes Paper by S. A. Clark, Salem. Discussion. The new bird law nnd its relation to the fruit industry in Oregou Paper by Dr. F. S. Mattesou, of Turner. General discussion of bird law topic. Packing ittul marketing green and dried fruits Paper by H. S. Jory. Discussion of previous topic. Perfecting arrangements for securing an exhibit of fruits for tho state fair and the Portland exposi tion. Ameuding constitution. A circular call issued by Secretary Allen contaius this: "Whether you LOCAL AND 1'ERSOXAL. -falling indicates Recruits. L. H. Skinner, of Polk county, and John "Welch, of Aberdeen, are newly enlisted men for service in the regular army. Geo. "WV Maccaniey, of Polk county, is also received ou probation and will probably bo enlisted in time to go with the other recruits to Fort Canby Friday. Tiiis will make six enlistmeuts out of about fifty appli cants to the recruiting officers. are a nurseryman, market grower, or farmer, this cannot but prove a valuable school to atteud. Yourself and boys successful fruit growing requires intelligence of a high order. It is destined to be the great future Industry of this valley. Such meet ings as those arranged by this society will tend to advance the value of every acre of land, increase the profits of overy larm and improve the bill of fare in every home of our state. It in hoped that the association will be able to hold special fruit fa ire in connection with the annual state fair. Many varieties of tipples, pears, prunes, plums and peaches will then bo in season, nnd friendly contests ior best exhibits in these standard fruits will be of vast bene fit. We therefore, ask your assist ance at the Woodburu meetlmr. Julv 9.1. V nnpfl vnnr pn-nnprnt.lnn In the work of building up tho fruit industry. We propose at Woodburu to take steps toward seeming an exhibit of fruits by tills association for the state fair and possibly for the Port- laud exposition. Death Fkom A Pin. The death of Miss Cora Boone, a young Salem lady, this forenoon from the effects of swallowing a common pin is a some what remarkable case. The first known of the accident by the family was that she was taken with terrible vomiting spells, which lasted five days and nights, only ending with her death. The pin lodged in the the stomach penetrating to the abdo men, producing serious inllumation. The funeral will be held at the home Wednesday at 2;30 p. m. Rev. Brown officiating. Late Berbies. We are In re.. ceiptofalast picking of Triompbe de G.tnd strawberry, as large as they average at the best of the season. It is from Mr. Gilbert, of Aumsville. Mr. Wilkins, of Salem, brought us Friday a gallon of fine large berries. HOTEL ARRIVALS. Those New Schools. There has been not a little confusion created about the letting of contracts fur the two new school houses at Salem. 0ii6 unauthorized and incorrect statement has It all bungled up. rue "straight ot it" was printed in the Journal tho day the prizes were awarded and there has been no change by the board In any respect. At Tubner. Bert Rhodes nnd McClain were arrested Monday nfternoon upon complaint of parties at Turner, for creating a disturb ance. Thoy gave bonds for their appearance before Justice Applegate and went to Turner to havo their trial. At 3 p. m. District Attorney Bingham was telegraphed for to prosecute. Just Arrived. Choice lot of jerked venison, chinnok salmon, halibut, skiuned cat fish, sea bass and other vnrletiesof fish, also choice fat poultry, fryers and broilers, ducks, geese, turkeys, etc., at Davisou & White's wholesale and retail fish, game and poultry depot, 04 Court street. Jas H Law O Chamber- " WILLAMETTE" W H Bagler, Cincinnati. E S Raymond, Sylvester Pen imyer, E W Kinball, J E Thomas, D Mathel, Portland. S C Sladdeu and wife, Eugene. T J Cross, Seattle. G B Abdill, Daytou. E Brown, Olympia. Geo W Hockstedler, Ier, J W Phillips, Geo lain, Albany. H D Porter, G Heiueu, J Mall, P F Kinsey. It G Smith, Grants. C Weisshent, S F. A S Williams, Nevada. C O Wordell, Philadelphia. 1 'COOK." MW Smith, Salem. II A Lino, J B Hughes, J B Hirshberger, Frtd Madisou, W C Price, S Porter, T Slack and wife, F Teller, Portland. A F Zimmerman, Minn. A B Kison, Philomath. F N McLtughlin, Tacoma. W E Her, Buttevllle. A N Hamilton, Mrs Hamilton, Huntington. JW Norval, MissNorval, Sum mervllle. O L Borkley, J Fusee, Woodburn. Filling; Up. "Wo nro nearly full. Three "more men exhausts our capacity, and we will have to ask tho courts to send no more convicts here," says Sunt. Downing, It Is not to bo assumed that the large immigration to Oregon has anything to do with this. Home Gooseberries, Mr. J. L. Parrhh brought a few gooseberries to the Journal office this afternoon of tho "Industry" variety which go ahead of anything of the klud yet exhibited. They measured l inches long a 3 Inches around the small way. Tho fruit Is ripe and perfect. Hons. - Advice? ut headquarter this morning are Unit J600 hop urn declining rapidly, reaching 0 to 28 In New York. If (hey go mach lower it will affect the crop of 1801. SoiEyiiAT AlHY.-Tho average cltUen U just now looking for uome thlng Ifeht In clothing, and he can best find It at tho Woolen Mill Store. Jvo9 dealguq, THEY SAY That July business was never bet ter in Salem than now. That Newport Is growing in favor as a summer resort. That the next thing in order after the state fair should be a full fruit nnd chrysanthemum show. That the new driving association track cast of town Is In fair con dition. That the Oregon gold mines will yet surprise the world, That Salem Is the most hospitable city In Oregou. That cruelty to animals Is ou the wane. That Salem la doing more building than all other towns betweeu Port land and Sacramento. Barometer 29 0 ruin. The Mrs. I. N. Gilbert property Is hold at BG000. Tho Canby campmeetlug closed Sunday evening. Mr. Sam Clark shipped a flue lot of cherries to Helena. Miss Ava Baltimore, of Albnny, Is the guest of tho Misses Holversou. Miss Grace Glllingham has secured n position with the Clinton & Mc Coy Co., of Portlaud. Tho S. P. will ask permNsion to erect a frame depot within tho fire limits. You can tell a Salem militiaman as far as you can see them thoy are done up brown. No. 1 What! You don't drink Corouudo Water. How is your health ? Negotiations are ponding for a new brick block ou State street, near tho Fish market. Two youug Marion county people, Mary Helgeseu and A. I. Passmore, obtained a license to marry. The cleared ditch on Division street is cause for rejoicing among residents on that street. - S. M. McKee will act as manager of the postal telegraph nt Salem, during Mr. Lockwood's trip east. A seventy-year-old man was be fore Recorder Goodell this forenoon charged with drunken conduct. He was discharged. Miss IvaC. Brooks, of Tho Dalles, who has been the guest ot Mrs. W. H. Bagley has returned to her home. Mrs. Capt. Price, who has been an Invalid for somo time, has been worse the past week. Monday night Mrs. N. A. Hales, her daughter, of Adams, Or., arrived. The gentleman who was showing Jupiter with four moons, (Jupiter has seven), aud Saturn with eight moons (Saturn has none), has moved on with his telescope. Miss Anna Pringle, of Seattle, ac companied by Mr. uud Mrs. Pringle, arrived last night. J. M. Rogers and family are off for a few weeks in the mountain and fishing regions of the Abiqua. Tho Masonic Grand Lodge of Ore gon and local lodges have been in vited to lay the corner stoue of the new Unitariau church, on Sunday the 12th. Speaking and other ap propriate exercises at 4:30 p. in. cool of the day. A reception was held Monday night at the First Congregational church in honor of the new mem bers. These occasions are of regular monthly occuranee and are always 'successful. Rev. Williams delivered an address. J. I. ThompBOU and Recorder Good dell have issued a challenge to any two Croquet players in the county Salem is supposed to be the town where this ancient game originated and tho gentlemen abovo named helped to do it. Guy Hirsch has gone to Portland to take a position with Flelshner Meyer & Co. He found it hard to leave old Salem friends, but proposes to carve out his own fortune by hnrd work which no one doubts that Guy is capable of doing. About forty young Baptist people planned a surprise for Monday cvon ing ou Mrs. Susie Best, of East State. They went out in a hay wagon nnd carried a choice lunch eon. Their arrangements were not so complete however but that their hostess got tho Best of them. After the business meeting of Co, H Monday night a vote ot thanks was tendered Capt .Fiske and Lieuts. Lenbo and Murphy. Tho company will maintain its drill over tho hot season. It is talked of that Co. C, of Eugene; E, of Hubbard; F, of Albany; nnd probably B, of Salem, will compete with Co. II for tho medal nt Salem during the state fair this fall. "Si Plunkard," a comedy-drama in four acts, In which is Introduced several noyel mechanical eflects, is underlined for its appearanco at tho Reed Thursday night. Farmer J. C. Lewis, who is a veratllo uctor of great ability, nssumes the title role, and will no doubt prove an excellent "SI." Mr. Lewis' supporting com. puny is a good one nnd the play should be presented to a large house. Reserved teat sale open at Patton'a. Secure seats early. Rev. C. G. Kaatz, recently of Pembina couuty, N. D., is In the city, and will hereafter preach in behalf of tho Evangelfcul association, at the Cumberland Presbyteriuu church In Salem, the second and fourth Sunday of each month, be ginning Sunday next. Morning service will bo German, and the evening service English. dw. ASYLIM SlI'l'LIES. Bids Opened fop Six Months Scecsiur ics for Hip Insane! There was a large number in at tendance aud more bids wereollercd than ever before. Seap: Gilbert fe Patterson, $101.75; Clark & Eppley, $100; J. G. Wright, $189.20. Ceffee: Clark & Eppley, $582.45; J. G. Wright. $513 50; Gilbert & Patterson, $504; Great Eastern Tea Co., $555. Spices: John Hughes Johu G. Wright, $13.45; Clark & Eppley, $52.30; Gilbert & Patterson, $50.85; Great Eastern Tea Co., $53.40. Boots and shees: A. Klein, $812. 40; Wm, Brown & Co., $1051.50; Buckingham & Hecht, $701 75. Yarn: Dalrymple, 77Jc; T. Kay Woolen Mill Co., 80c; Cap. Adv. Co., 05c; John Crau, G5c. Creckery: Great E. T. Co., $125.- 24; Wright, $138.40; Clark & Eppley, $131.40. Meats: W. W. Spatildlug, beef G j muttou 7c, f. o. b. Portland; Mc Crow & Wlllard $0.27 per cent. Ashby-A Co. $6.30: Cross $5.25 to $0.2.5. Fleur: Skinner & Wilson, Inde pendence, $4.49, delivered; Salem F. M. Co., 4.45; J. B. Hurst & Son, $4 60. Vinegar: J. G. Wright, 14cts. a gal. Pacific Vm. Co.; 14c. Greceries: J. G. Wright,$3,0G2 30; John G. Hughes $3079. Drygoeds: J. M. Meyers $1,117.9S; Dalrymple & Co., $1,102.35; Cap. Adv. Co., $1,184.00; John Crau & Co . $1,205. Tea: Groat E. T. Co., $207; J; G. Wright, $207; Gilbert & Patterson, $248.40. Paints nnd eils: D.J. Fry, $153 60; Gilbert & Patterson, $1J2.G5; Johu Hughes, $33.95 (last bid is for 10 gal lons instead of 10 cans.) Statienery: F. ri. Dearborn, $17.02; T. MoF. Patton, $47.20. Tinware: Wade & Co. $12. Butter: Z. F. Moody, 300 lbs. per month nt 30cls; James & Wilzel, 70 lbs. per month SOcts. Granite iron ware: Barr & Petzel, $101.31; Wade &Co. $100.49. Hardware: Wade & Co. $119.94; Brown & Co. $137.00. Plumbing: Dugan Bros. $179.55; Barr & Petzel, $185.41; Johusou & Lawrence, $198,42. Tobacce: Lina Cigar Co. 34 cts. Sledgeaud Hero plug. J. G.Wright, A. B. C. 30 cts. Rapidan 42, Hero 25, Merry War 35, II & P. 34, Sledge 30; Gilbert and Patterson 43c. Drugs: Geo Goodo $801.03; D. J. Fry $741.80; Streibig & Humeson $781.84; Smith & Stetner $802.21. Bids Wanted Tor Painting State Fair Iiuildin. Salem, Or., JulyO, 1891. Bids will bo received by J. Q. Wilson or Geo. W. Watt, at 95 State street, up to July 11, 1891, 10 o'clock a. in., for work on Fair Grounds ns follows. Painting round house, ticket office, secretary's ofilco and fonco between ticket ofilco nnd secretary's office all two coat work; also secretary's ofilco to bo cloth nnd papered Inside material to bo fur nished by the Board. J. Q. Wilson, Supt. Grounds. 7-U-d Explosions. Never occur if you buy gasoline of Sroat & Gilo. In the Shade. That Is where you want to get for comfort. Farrar & Co.'s Is whero you want to go for tho choicest groceries. m See the now Singer nt827 Commer cial street. eod Hammocks, Tents and Camping outfits at Geo. F. Smith's. PUBIC SAE. Sixty horses of nil nges, mostly lluo grades; thirty-five head of cat tle, aud forty -six head of hogs, shoats, sows, and pigs will bo sold at auction two miles north of Ma riou. on Tuesday July 7th. 1891, at, thehonioof Win. Pearson, deceased, E. C. Wyatt, Executor. G 20 lw dAW. Jones - & Bernardi . Genuine FRENCH ICE CREAM SODA. Only in tho city and do not forget it. HOSIERY SALE 1 CI (III ,JFGfB Shippers.cousign your time freight via the Chicago, Union Pucifio & Northwestern lluo. eod-aug Quick timo ami through trains otlered passengers and shippers by the Ohieago, Union Pacific &North vvestern Line, San Francisco and Portlaud to Chicago. eod Aug AVIiPthnrynu Travel by Land or Son You need n medicinal Niicctrtnl. Chan-res of climate or temperature, brackish water, uuubuui uiei, urauKuiHiromopcn wiuudws hat surly fellow passengers will lint close -all thoo breed ailment aenlnst; which iho Rurcxtpiotcctiou Is Hosielter's titom tell Hitters, finest o( inccllclnai fortifiers. Sea Blckueos, land nausea, aro promptly cmtiiiurucu'u vy uus agieeauio corrective, which Is also a capital defense against ma laria, tho ellecti of a tropical or chilly tem perature, damp aud exposure. 1'orsoiiH of sedentary pursulty, mill operatives, mar. liters, miners, engineers, fronticiRinpn.pcr. jous of uvnry calling Involving meutal ia ilgue, oxcoslvo bodily cll'ort, and liability to untieaiUiful lnllucuccs ot any sort, re cuard It as an incomputable safeguard. Uilliousnovi, constipation, dyspopsla.rhcu matlsm.sick hcadachnaud Icltltiey tioublo are cllectunlly subdued by thecreat alterative. Commencing Wednesday morning, July 8th, mid continu ing for four days only. 12 1-2 ets. a pair. 500 prs, Ladies', Misses', and Children's Hose fast black, Hormsdorffdyofor 12e a pair. These aio our regular 25c goods, and are oscollent values. 8 Spools best sb cord spool cotton for 25 cents. Capitol Adventure Co., Opera House Block:. HIGHEST PRICE FOR WOOL. PRODUCE TAKEN. Out Side the Triast." BUREN &. SON f Notice. We, tho undersigned barbers do hereby agree to chargo twenty-five cents for tho trimming of a full beard. M'Cauia' & Myehs, Geo. IIoye, Uiiaes. i)B Leon, Mhh. Emjia Ronco, Fkank Howe, A J OliAKK, Ciiab. Evans. Joseph Fusee. 2t Pk 7 i Hint Impurity of tho blood which pru nes unsightly lumps or swellings on tho iinlsol Ihc neck; causes palntul running res on the aims, legs, or fcetj devclopes li eis In tho eyes, cars, or uoso, oitcn cnus- blindness or deafness; Is tho origin ot uples, canceiotis growths, or tho many i.er manifestations usually ascribed to I iiiiiors;" and fastening upon the lungs, discs consumption, and death. Being io most ancient, It Is tho most general ot II dibcascs or affections, for very few crsons aro entirely free from It. How Can It Bo Electric Hitters. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the sum song of praise A nuror medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all thatlsclnimedj Electric Hit ters will cure all diseases of tho Liv er and Kidneys, will remove Pimp les, Boils, Salt Rheum and other af fections caused by impure blood Will drive Malarial from (he system and prevent as well as cure all ai.u. rial fevers. For cure of Htadache, uniiBiipaiion nun indigestion try Electrio Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price CO cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Fry's Drug Store. BiticK and Tile. For first cluts hand made brick and tile, go to Murphy & Desart. Largo supply on hand. Near fair grounds, Salem. 0 0 lino DIKI). BOON. At the home, 231 Center street, morning of July 7, 1601, Cora Boon, aged 10 yean. I Deceased was born Jan. fi, 1875. That the Evening JouiiNAb gives 'Three weeks ago she had the mls ihe news twelve hours ulieuil or the J frtUDe to swallow a plu, and about morning papers. five days ago she felt the first ellects That Supt. celyliiij Yoderhi Just now re-! more attention from the young Indira than all the o.ther' yMiiikC men put together. of it. MI" Thornton will receive vocal, instrumental and lanUuge pupils during the Mimruer. A'l opjillca Uons received Wednoday after noon. 218 Cotlagubirtw. 0.15 d 111) Buy the light running Singer at 827ConiunicIa street' 'eod The J'ureut uud lit pt' Articles known to medioal science ' are used In preparing Ilood'uSarw.p. arllla. Every Ingredlcut Is carefully teclecied, personally examined, and only the besj retained. The niedl due la prepared under the supervls lou if ihomughly drnpetint phar niHcisis, and wvwy Mep in (be pro ec of manufacture Is carefully watoi fl with a view of securing In Hood'ia Barnapari'lu the let possible retili. Aro you going to tho Seaside? Then take in Clatsop Beach, where Amos Strong of Salem runs the famous "Gearhart Park'., hotel. It is tho iluest equipped summer resort on the coast. All Portland boats connect(witli trains for Seaside. Passengers destined to the promi nent cities east of tho Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Union Puclilo& Northwestern line. Mag nificent Pullman and Wngner sleep ing cars, elegant Pullman and Northwestern dining cars, free re clining chair earn, handsomo day coaches and comfortable Pullman colonist sleepers. eod-aug Auction. Don't fall to attend tho big auction sales of Furniture and Notions overy Suturday, at tho Auc tlon House on State street, near court house, Salem, Oregon. OilO w tf m Look IJuiik. Any person who buys n lot from me this week, I will make a present of a new suit of clothes, or to auy lady I will give 'a $10 dress. Monroe Nye. the real es- CURED Ry taking Hood's Sarsaparllla, which, by lio rcmaikablo cures it has accomplished, ftcn when other medicines have failed, as pro en Itself to bo a potent and pectil ,tr inedlclno for this 'disease. Somo ol heso cures aio really wonderful. If you ulTur from scrofula oi lmptiro blood, bo .tiro to tiy Hood's Sarsaparllla. Every spring my wlf o ami children havo jccii troubled with scrofula, sores break .ig out on tliem In various places. Jly ittio boy, Unco years old, has been a uilhlo btiflcicr. Last spiiug ho was ouo nass of soros Iroin head to feet. I was iH isod to Ubo Hood's Saisaparllla, and wo arc ull taken It. Tlicresult Is that all havo ceil ctued of tho scroiula, my littlo boy elng entirely tree from sores, and all four f my childicu look bright nnd healthy." V. 11. Athkkton, Passaic City, N. J. Hood's Sarsaparllla oldbydruggliti. gl lxforfl. I'rcpnrpilbj 1.1I00D & CO., Aiiotliccnrlon, Lowell, Atnm JOO Dosos Ono Dollar Both tho method and results when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to tliotasto, ami nets gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver nnd Bowels, clenusca tho sys tem effectually, dispels colds, Iicad aches and fevers and cures habitual constipation permanently. Forealo in 50o aud $1 bottles by nil druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. ,, SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. IQU'SVIUE. KT. AIFW YORK. N V. JOHN HUGHES, Denier in Groceries, Pninls.Oils nnd Window Glnss, "Wall Ta per nnd Border, Artists' Mn (crinls, Lime, llnir. Nails nnd Shingles, Kay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, NI5W ADVKIITISEMKNTS. JTUtKU E. J. Bullock, who wnB last heard 1 of ns second ofllcer of llarlc "Iiidus" will learn bomctlilnc to his ndvnntnce by nddiesslng JMIIS. K. UelJEtlNKAU, Portland, Oregon. Any Information thankfully received. REED'S OPERA HOUSE. Coming Soon by flosli ! Thursday Evening, July 9. 3IAKKBTS JIY TKLEUKAHI. tato agent, over clothing store. Boothby & Co.'s 0-8-tf Choice old potatoes at Sroat & Olle's. Brauson the "Cash Grocer" says he is too busy to talk, but those low prices still continue fust the same. I'OllTIiAND. Wheat Valley, SI 5 per cental. Flour standard, M25 Walla Walla 85.00; Oats White llo to 60o per bushel, Mlllstuns Hran JM; shoi ts, $ to 20 ground barley, f3a to a'l; onop feed, W middlings, fit, per ton. Hny-tl510 per ton. Iluttor Oregon fancy dairy, 'U'v. funcy creamory 25; good to falr,1720; Cali fornia choice 22 toillc. Eggs Oregon 22(o per doz. Poultry Old chickens, 85.60 Potntoos CO ut 70o cr coutul. Cheeso Oregon, 13 to 12c;(JuIiroruiu 120. Htiftars Ooldi-n C, 4c; uxtrn O, i; dry Uninitiated, b oube, crmhod and' Pow dered, Ofta ijr iound. IloutiH-fliimll white, o&l; pink .' bayou, ljfe; batter, iyt Ilium, 6a. Dried FrulU-.Tlie market is llrm, Quo ted; Italian prune, 11 to 12a; Petite and German, lOo pur pound; rulln, 2 23 pur box; plummur dried pour, 10 to 11a; sun dried nnd fuclory plums, H to 12oj evnna ruted pouohiw, IS toYcu; Hiiiynm llgx, 20o; Oullfornla flgs,Uo per pound, like OJr per pound. Hldo-Ury htdon, hj to Do; Ho lam foi culln;gr(cn over 60 potindt, 7a; under M pounds 2o; nheep pelu, UtaSI.25. HMOKK1) MKATH AND liAUl). KuKtont huruM, 12 to Vl'Xv, breakfast ba con, 12 tollio; sldtM, U to 10c; lard, W to J2fo per pound. HAN F.IANUIHCO. Han Fhanoihco, July l Wheatthe week optmod on uktileler market. No. 1 white, IU-0 to 11.76 per cental. Hops..20G0o per pound. llarley-KteU lyt 0 ft 16 ;per cntul. OaU-drayfl 77 to 1 SOblaekll 82 tol M per cental OnlonJI to M. FoUitoo76o to'JtO.' MUSUJ-.I-ANKOUH MAH1CKT3. PniuAoo, July 1-M heat, daub. a5( July FARMER J. Q. LEWIS AND HIS 20-PLAYERS-20 In tho funny Vankoo Comedy "SI PLUNKARD" A Truthful Picture of Rurul New England Life. In which Is Introduced many pleasing speclalllPH. A regular working Threshing Machine In full upcrntloit on tho tinge. Mugnlllceul Hand unu Orchcxtra ol 12 mu sicians Country Hand Parade nt noon, feats on sale nt 1'utton'n. AUCTION SALE OP 'TOWN LOTS. I will soil at public auction on Saturday, July 11, 1891, at 3 p. m., at tho Auction House near Court House FOR CASH, One-sixtoenth ofa section (40 acres) of town lots in South Park Addition to Port Angeles, Wash. Titles furnished. A safe investment. 11. R, MOORE, Auction and Commission Merchant. "HONEST FRANK.' Auctioneer. P. S. Plats can bo seen by calling at store; C Iv B A'-Nl If you would bo clean and havo your clothes done up in tho neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the SAJ.EM STEAM LAUIY1HIY whero all work is done by white labor and in tho mc prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. ; Liberty Street. most For Sale Clieap. 120 ACHES OF LAND 5 mllrs from Salem nt $25 per acre, i)pen. balance timber. (Jon 'Terms Kasy." liliO wilmh. About Uood spring 30 acres open, balance Urn water. "Terms jaisy." Opera House, Court street, Willamette University. -THE OLDEST, LARGEST, "STew Park Groc&ry G. D. RADA15ATJGII Has put In n new stock of Groceries, Queonswnre, Feed, etc. Produco bought ut highest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed in nil things. Goods delivered to all parts of tho city. Cull nnd glvo mo a trial. THE - CIvUB LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES. V H PflTTf IW )... A'' stock left In my care shall recolvo the best H. II, UUUL M. 1 0'. ofttontlou. Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty I nnd Ferry streets, Salem, Oregon. SNOW THE; YEAR ROUND At 100 Chemeketa Street, . 1-lQusis - and - Sign - Painting. Papor Hanging, Kulsominlng, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and vmiuiui oou xwiiisu. Only First-clusa Work. SNOW BEOS. -AND- WRICK np&M Baking UjiPewder: Least - Expensive Institute oriearnliiK lu-tlio iinrthwent.1 KJ student In 1887, 1111 In IKUl-nn Increase ol nearly CO per cent lu lour yearn. Oraduatet) htudenu In Art, Business, Classical, Law, Literary, Medical, and Musical, l'burmaccutlcnl nnd Kclcntlllo courses. NORMAL COURSE. OrnduntOH (rom tho Normal Courso have all UloadvantHKOH of graduates from tho Htula Normal suliixils. Duller fhuJlltHM fur teaching next yutr tlmn ever before. lMTm Begins Scpl. 7, I8!)l, For catalogue, with full Information, uddrout WM.H. AllNOM), A.M.. OHillw Halom, Oregon. CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, A WD . SHEET IRON WORKERS. JSsthiMtett on nil work In our line. ioo Ohomsletu Street, A. W, BLACKFORD. House PHlntliur mid upon material ottjwt. store. imner linmlni?. atiti nmt-uiiiw work is my 1Cavo orJcrs nil slate, at Karrars MORGAN & MjEADJiJ, Truck & Dray Lino. (load team and prompt work U our Mronahold, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing. House finishing madelto order. New l)HV HI I.N, by which we can always keep a full npply or seasoned stock of nil kinds. Agricultural Work, Corner offrnde and Hlcu street, Salem, Oregon. J.O.aoODAbK.Coburif. GOODALE A. WHKELKR, Springfield. & WHEEIiER. LAinaber, Lath.. Pickets I MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. Agonts for rnbunt Mills, Hprluctlold Mills and McICenzio Mill. Office and l rd on tho went side of X'weinii Htreot near depot. Het Lumijer In the ValU , 1 2 lSAKKIl & WHEELEIt, Managers, 'Bolero. 3E.3E&JSL. Sasli and Door Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon. Tho best cltiss of work in our lino at prices to compoto with tho lowest. Only tho best material used Destroy the Pests, -NowlslhoTlino to Usd In Millions of Hom'es 40 Years the Standard, SUCCESSFUL WAR! The only mifccfslul fight ever carried on mmlnsttlie raviigt inude In (lie tinman syilem by WHISKEY, OPIUM AND TOBACCO Is that inadp wilt) th ixnjblo Gliforlde of (Told reintxllen ut tho ' KBRLEY INSTITUTE. OiVUfamih,rt$ first Ht I'orfand, l'iiyllii In barge. I lu FftAX K 1UVJV, CurrwiKiudenl, ete. ' U SPRAY YOUR FRUIT TREES, jmiGGs&Kiiowsr Are prepared to glvo tree treatment lor the teason with a goud spraying outfit. Hutlsttcllon guurnnteed. Iave orders, nt H. II. C'uttcrllu AKon'soltlce, lWhtuteslnet 8 (lent. 6 3dwtf PHILLIPS .0 CO., Merchant Tailors, A full line of Imported and domll9 wjojens Also u complete sloelt 01 Kfuts' urnitiiing k'xxis- All iu.e witut' myiet. $ Coiuinervtu.1 street. WANTED? StraAvborries, Raspborr Hlaelcbttrries, G oosoborriwr,: Ohorrios and good fruit of 11 kinds at tho Snlern Gwrnory, "Til . westaoottT tlVKRV, HivundoaUt)diiad4rtlVB(d. Wtohlr ou twy street, buolt of itet, Buhw, Old Undei takers of 18 years experiencehaye, through much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies out side the Undertaking trust and are 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 tho business Orvgon, a O
