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FRIDAY JULY 10, 1801
THUMB OF HUlteCUIlTION.
(tally by mall per year.
villi ay man per mnnm, ..
Aooiuy or man peryenr,...
3rlf not paid In advance
tin
ruariged for t
.S3 00
1W
the price
r Wkkki.y JonitNAi. will be
H.o.1 per year. If papcre are not dellverea
,irotnpuy nury vue raara.
KHEE DKLIVEItY BY CAIUUUUt.
tially for single week,.
15cts
. 25 cts,
. Gucts
loth
Dally for two weeks,.
Duiy by ruoatli,
i !..iiffnnfl will hn made on lsi and
.I -multi. Subscribers will please leavo
m u.iv for carriers at houso or where; H
i-,:i ifvered.so as to cause no delays in
-o'.icf'ous
. IH EVKMtHO Capital Jouiinai. regu.
1 1 ,y rwjelvo lite afternoon aisoclalod
irP-nlNiUi,li'
GILBERT k PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea" and Big
Can Baking Powder,
LOCAL MARKET.
Wheat, net 90 cents per-bu.
I ioih, active; 22 to2S ceuU per lb.
Daily Bulletin.
For Dyspeptics. Ouo stick of
pepsin i;ii in contains one grain of
pepsi'i, which will digest 1000 grains
of food. 5 sticks for 6 cents. Sold
wholesale and retail at Strong's.
Strong's restaurant takes the lead
for candle, wholesale and retail, at
better prices than Portland.
WESTACOTT & IRWIN.
Notice.
Persons leaving town for the
springs, seacoast or mountains, can
have the. Daily Journal sent to
them without extra cost, by leaving
orders at the office.
"Si Plunkard." This specialty
combination and New England
comedy,renderedlnst night atlteed's,
has never been equalled in our city.
The orchestration, as well as street
playing was unique and excellent
the barnyard chorus symphony in
"X"bring out special applause. The
play is made the most of by us good
a lot of actors and specialists as
travel together. Mr. Lewis is to be
congratulated and enjoys a clean
sweep wherever he goes. To go
somewhat into detail, the orchestra
is deserving of more thun a passing
notice. The overture "Tho Hunt
er's Chorus" put ull in good humor
for the play that followed. They
also gave us several otker fine selec
tions. Mr. Burns' trombone solo
was excellent. Mr. Lewis's acting
is up to u high standard. He is not
only a good actor but a humorist in
the besi sense -of the word. Mr.
Lloyd took the difficult part of "The
Bheeuy" better tbau we have rver
seen it rendered. Many "D'ltcb
meu" have been seen oh the boards
of the Reed, but Milllgan took the
cake. He was good from beginning
to end. Miss Vyse and Mrs. Rice
were both excellept! The program
on green paper uuder a poor light
was very trying to people with
the best of eyes.
A COUNEll STONE HYINfl.
The Masonic (Iranrt Lodge Will Lay
the Ashlar of a New Salem
Clirmh.
A masonic lodgo cannot be opened
ou fcUtutlay, except for friends. The
ciuesiiou raised by some masons
whether the grand lodge can meet
on Sunday or not will bo obviated
by a quorum assembling Saturday
night and organizing for this bust
ness. Hon. Robt. Clow ns grand
master declined to luy tho corner
stone of tho Unitarian church at
Portland a few years ago. He is
still of that opinion, but the preseut
high ofilcial does not agree with
him ami the Btone will bo laid Sun
day afternoon.
Gruud muster B. Vuu Duseu, of
Astoria has telegraphed Ills accep
tance of tho Sunday invitation.
Frank Moore, f St. Helens Is deputy
grand master, J. R. N. Bell, of
Roseburg is grand chaplain and will
be present, and has quite a promi
nent part to play. Other promi
nent officials will be preseut on this
occasion. The Unitarian church
people will get a fine send oil at the
hand? of the Oregon Masons, who
always do things up in great style.
OTHER STONE LAYINGS.
The corner stoue of tho state cnpl
tol was laid by Hon. T, McF. Patton,
as Grand master of tho OregonGraud
Lodge, attended by most imposing
ceremonies.
Church cornorstone layings by the
Masonic order, are not common.
At Independence a corner stonoof
a Baptist church was laid a few
months ago. Public buildings,
schools, colleges and hospitals are
frequently founded under tho au
spices of the order.
THK LAW IS IN EFFECT.
Some Facts About the New Law Re
quiring Polilirations by
County Court.
The new law requiring publica
tion of proceeding hud and claims
allowed by the county court
went into eilect May 23. At the
June terms in many counties
newspapers were selected aud the
proceedings ordered published. In
Marion county no selection was
made. At this session the matter
was brought up and referred by the
commissioners to tho district attor
ney as their counsel. He decides
that the law is in effect, and that
they can put it into force at once and
have the business of the court made
public through the newspapers as
the law provides. The matter is uu
der udvisement. If the law is in
effect thero is no good reason why it
should not be carried out. There
should be no delay in this matter,
tho people have a perfect right to
know what these officials are doing.
o
Relieved hy Death. Wm.
Morris, the colored man at tho state
prison, who was reputed to haye
leprosy, died this morning at 8 a. m.
His disease was a slow type of
poisonous syphilis, not leprosy. He
was in ou a five year sentence from
The Dalles, and had seryed about
four years of his time when his
sentence was commuted by death.
Articles Found. Since the last
slate fair several complaints have
been made that several articles of
fancy work hud been either lost or
stolen. This has caused cou3idera
b!e dissatisfaction, aud perhaps de
terred several from making exhibits
this year. It now turns out that all
tho articles in question had been
carefully packed away as property
unclaimed after the fair. Several
have already been returned to tho
owners, and the balance are In the
Lands of the secretary, awaiting the
owners. Marshal Savage has the
honor of hunting up these loit items
and restoring them to tho proper
persons. This year It is understood,
that every article placed on exhibi
tion will be receipted for and only
returned on Burreudcr of receipt.
With this assurance many competi
tors will be encouraged to como in
the present year.
Catching A President. The
committee on choosing u new presi
dent for Willamette, are burning the
wires in every direction trying to
catch a flrstcluss man. They are
using expedition and their catch
will be landed in a few days at
furthermost. It Is siucerely to be
hoped that he will be
a man to make the
University, what it should be,
one with the nerve to unload every
man who is not Indispensable, and
put that life Into the institution nec
essary to have it command respect.
Infokmal.tIio Salem board of
trade had another Informal meeting
last night and appointed another
commllo to raise funds, coitijiQsed
of John G. Wright, E. M. Waite,
ami Seertlary J. H. Mitchell. The
heroic efforts nf Mr. Mitchell to
revive the board aro commendublc
in the highlit degree, and will no
doubt meet with a grand result.
Something should be dout, aud now
It no doubt will be.
Some Fish. A Salem fish house
has a contract for 800 lbs daily ship
ment to Portland and this morning
not i received uu order for a 2000 pound
shipment to a Portland dealer. Sal
mon aro scarce in the Columbia
river and Salem dealers havo a con
tract for all tho Umpqua rivercatch,
Hence these tears.
Look Here. Any person who
buys a lot from mo this week, I will
make a present of a new suit of
clothes, or to uny lady I will give a
10 dress. Monioe Nye, tho real es
tate agent, over
clothing store.
Boothby & Co.'s
0-8-tf
Snacjs. That venerable and valu
able adjunct ot commerco known
as tho Willamette river snag boat
t irried at Salem this morning. It
is a pretty effective contrivance as
far as it goes but it is not what our
river commerco needs.
New City Hall. Mr. H. W.
Cattle has made tho city an offer to
fit up a nice council chamber In his
new block, aud rent It to tho city at
$12 a mouth. The committee re
ported on It favorably.
Somewhat Airy. Tho average
citizen Is just now looking for some
thing light in clothing, and he can
best find itat the Wooleu Mill Store.
Rose designs.
Still Hehi:. The expert opera
tor is still at Cutterlln's gallery and
yet thfy ore crowded with work.
That beautiful work brings them
more business than they can handle.
...
Wanted. At the North Salem
brick yard, two jzood temperers and
a number of other go d workers.
- ' a,
Fon Sale. A good, second-hand
buggy at a bargain. V. B. Simp
son.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Regular drill night Co. B.
Light showers today all over the
valley.
H. W. McOscar, of West Salem,
Is down with typhus.
Prof. J. It. N. Bell, of Roseburg,
was In tho city yesterday.
Capt. Babcock is in his office to
day, for the first time in a week.
The recorder's court has been
closed today for lack of business.
A. D. Palmer's famtly ie still
afllicted several being down sick.
Robert & Burgrof have the con
tract for the Wood burn public hall.
A. J. Donaldson, an old time
citizen of Salem, is again in tho
city.
S. H. Beebeo, au epileptic patient
from Heppuer, has been brought to
the asylum.
The electric lino is putting in a
switch betweou Church and Cot
tuge streets.
Every family lu Salem should
exhibit something at tho coming
statu fair.
The First Presbyterian church of
Enterprise, Or., has filed articles oi
incorporation.
IV-J. Fleraiug, who bought the
Denham shoo store, has returned to
Cedor Blufls, Neb., for his fumlly.
Tho flags on tho court house aud
state house were still flying this
morning for July 4th. Bunting is
cheap.
A little girl fell ou the crossing
in front of the postoffico
today trying to got oil a car while
lu motion.
Mr. Wm. Hansee, of New York,
and E. A. Hansee, of Willsburg,
Or., are visitiug Prof. Hansee, Dean
of the Woman's College.
Prof. E. B. MeElroy was presented
with a fine cane by citizens of New
port, as a momento of tho stale
teachers' association held there.
The Tiger Englue Co., nine and
the Board of Trade nine play base
ball at the park this afternoon,
showers permitting.
Tho Salem Street Car Co. will
probably enjoin the city from enforc
ing its order by resolution to move
Its track on St"le street.
Rev.F. L. Sullivan goes to Port
land this afternoon, having secured
a list of nearly ouo hundred sub
scribers for the Pacific Baptist.
The Presbyterian young people
Will give an ice cream sociable to
night, at the residence of R. Con
over, on the Asylum avenue, elec
tric car line.
Geo. W. Weeks returned toduy
from the state alliance meeting at
Portland. He says eighteen alli
ances were represented, .and fifty
delegates present.
A fine concrete wall is being put
down about the State Insurance
building, and in front of the new
Cottle & Purkhurst block. Heldec
ker Bros, are the artists.
TheS. P. overland express ran
into a little earth-slide at West Fork,
Douglas county, Wednesday, delay
ing the train some hours. The en
gineer was injured some.
Tho tramp who was convicted for
train wrecking at Albany, of which
he was believed never to have been
guilty, was one of the men whoso
sentence was commuted.
Tho Jouhnal is not tho cheap
mouthpiece and free advertising
medium of any small or largo firms
or scalpers of any description. It is
printed for tho people.
Remember tho auction sale of
Port Angeles town lots tomorrow.
They will be sold in front of Ladd &
Bush's banks, instead of at the auc
tion houso. See map at 'The Wil
lamette." A private letter from H. E. Hayes,
master of the state grange, brings
the news that Airs. Hayes, who has
been very dangerously sick, is bet
ter and will recover her health.
Albany Herald.
Geo. Hawkins, representing tho
Standard Oil Co., was In the
NO USF FOR HIM.
How the Encyclopedia Fiend Struck a
Terror to Uouk Agents.
"Is Ihc editor In?"
The speaker was defiant and ro
bust and was tho advance terror of a
ouo hundred and nineteen volumo
compilation In letters and arts
known as tho unlimited, irreconcil
able encyclopedia of stereotyped information.
"The nineteenth edition of this
valuable work is now before tho
public''
"Do you wish n personal or an ad.,
or In what manner can wo serve
you?" said tho bouncer who Is al
ways employed about a well regu
luted newspaper office.
"This work, as you well know, Is
Indispensable lu any newspaper
office."
"This office, Kir," said tho man
aging editor looking severe, "has no
use whatever for any pateut-light-iug-double-back-action-patent
-proo
ess of stealing ancient Information.
Tho Jouknal is not mudo up of out
of encyclopedias, but is culled dally
fresh from tho great moving fields
of life and activity you see spread
out on every hand before you in this
beautiful Capital City of Oregon"
"Hold on 1 For heaven's sake 1"
exclaimed tho excited agent, trying
to escape. But he was held firmly
in his chair for a moment, to make
him realizo the awfulness of his
oflense.
"This office not only has little use
for an encyclopedia, but all can
spell well enough to scarcely ever
require n dictionary. But facts aud
news wo are after with a long pole."
Begging the sublime pardon of
tho entire establishment, tho behe
moth among book ugeuts, slowly
passed out. x-"""
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
"WILLAMETTE"
E J Gumpert, S. Ashman, D E
Hally, N. Fork.
A J Young, D W True, H R
Cox, Max Mayer, Sam S. Gold
smith, R Boulan, G P Warden,
Mort. Insloy, W II Toft, E Calson,
R Brack, C Han, Portland.
G H Thorntou, Miss Thornton,
Eugoue.
J H Halsey, Corslcanna, Tex.
G W Rlngster, A B Seal, Albany.
O Orr, Greenhoru.
E N Nclsou, Euu Cialie.
"cook."
C A Whale, ChasNicliols,Eugene.
T JJ Bislieo, Heppuer.
S Taylor, Minn.
A Verder, Chicago.
F Felter, ButtevIIIe.
W S French, Portland.
M G Ka'-son, Ashland.
A Wheeler, Springfield.
E Kayes, City.
B A Stone, Canyon City.
G J Stupp, Oregon City.
W D Gilliam, Dallas'.
L Brusler, Monmouth.
GB Williams.
G A Lehrner.
The Oregon Stale Fair.
The prospects for a good slate fair
wero never so flattering as they are
this year. The premium list has bcon
revised, and in many important
points the prizes have been increased.
The entries In tho speed department
are tho largest aud best ever known
In the history of tho fair. Tho stato
fair is uuder the maimucmcnt of the
Stato Board of Agriculture, and over
?15,000 in cash Is offered In premi
ums for exhibits of stock, poultry,
agricultural products, fruit, etc.,
works of art and fancy work, and
for trials of speed. Tho board is
making every preparation for a great
meellug. Many valuablo improve
ments havo been made, and ,tbe
grounds havo been cleaned up and
greatly beautified. Eleotrlc uud
horsecar Hues now run from Salem
to the grounds. All persons wish
ing a premium list for tho fair of
1801, cau obtalu'it by addressing J.
T. Gregg, tho secretary, at Salem.
The fair begius on the 14th of Sep
tember, aud will last one week.
Send for a premium list and prepare
something for exhibition this year.
Something that leads tho confec
tionery at Hellebrand's.
Tents all sizes and styles, at low
est figures- Geo. F. Smith.
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.Ui .id -ut lions uud
Tho Purest and Rest
Articles known to medical science
are used in preparing Hood's Sarsap
arllla. Every Ingredient is carefully
seclected, personally examined, and
only tho best retained. The medi
cine is prepared under the supervis
ion of thoroughly competent phar
macists, and every stop in the pro
cess of manufacture Is carefully
watched with a viow of securiug iu
Hood's Sarsaparilla tho best posslblo
result.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria i
Fon this Week Only. White
goods, llounolngs, satlnesand lawns
at cut prices, special sale, at llolver
sou's. Explosions. Never occur if you
buy gasoline of Sroat & GHe.
MAHItlKI).
contforfW mankind nre almost liiilliu
itcd, and when Syrup of I'igs was first
produced the workl was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, as It
Is the only remedy which la truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
and prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently in the Spring-time
or, lu fact, nt any time, and the better
it is knowu the ntore ponular it be
comes. L'ids Wonted for Painting Stale Fair
lliiililings.
Saleji, Or., July 0, 1801.
Bids will bo received by J. Q.
Wilson or Geo. W. Watt, at 05 State
street, up to July 11, 1801, 10 o'clock
n. iu., for work on Fair Grounds as
follows. Painting round houso,
ticket office, secretary's office aud
fence between ticket ofllco arid
secretary's ofllco all two coat work;
also secretary's ofllco to bo cloth and
papered insldo--matorlal to bo fur
nished by the Board.
J. Q. Wilson, Supt. Grounds.
7-11-d
Notice.
Notico is hereby given that I havo
purchased the stock In trado,flxtures
and book debts and accounts of
James Denham & Co., 118 Stato
street, Salem, Oregon. All parlies
whoowo accounts to tho said James
Denham & Co., will ploaso call at
tho store and scttlo at once. All
accounts remaining unsettled on 1st
Prox. will bo placed with my at
torney for collection. I havo en
gaged as my clerk Iu tho store Mr.
Fred Deuhatu until I return from
tho east which will bo about Aug.
16th. Salem, Oregon, July 7, 1801.
7-8 d w 0 1. R. J . Fleminq.
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SSOSIER.1T SALE 1 a
Commencing Wednesday morning, Jul 8th, and contiim
mg lor four day only.
12 12 cts. a pair.
500 pre, Ladies', Misses. md Children's Hoso fast black
HoiiiiBdorffdyofor 12c a pair. Theaoaro our regular"
25c goods, and aro oxcollent values.
8 Spools best sis cord spool cotton for 25 cents,
Capitol Adventure Co,3 I
Opera. House Block:.
HIGHEST PRICE FOR WOOL.
PRODUCE TAKEN.
iniiiMiiwija
Mill Feed. Brewster te White
aro in it," and cau supply all kinds
of mill feed, oats, wheat, bran,
shorts, and hay, 01 Court street.
7 8 -It
The Oyuiins Mn.
The Chicago, Uuli.u PacMo A
xsorthwestern Line otters the best
accommodations to the traveling
public eu route from San Fianclsco
and Portland, Chlcygo. Through
trains, fast time, magnificent Bleep,
lugcare, elegant dlulugcarr. colonic
Bieepera,
Bee the now Hinder at 327 Cnirmipr.
clul street. cod
reCilntmr Chair am an Mnwlt. n,1A 1.1 L- O
liRudDome day coachea. eod-AuS. adda to Salem, 11160. ""
KBAIi ESTATK TiM.VSPEIIS FILED
WITH COUNTY liECOIUtHK.
Wm. Waldo, uruuanJed, to Frauk
K Lovell, I 0 blk 7U Salem, fCCU.
Geo. Griswnld, to ECMIuton, lota
7, and 8, blk 7, North Salem, $1600.
IIAJmIhimiu, and A 8 Joluibou.
his i lo'Ihiizu Gilbum, 10, hike,
In itmcndt-d plat Biookln oddu.to
Salem, f 100.
Sumuut A Goulet and wf to Jacob
Ogle, Oaliiseo 18 twp fi r lw,
Woodburn, $1800.
Wm Holoomb and wf to Jctso
Southwest I
city yesterday preparing to make
headquarters In this city for tneir
tank delivery system, Ho will lo
cate here with his fumlly.
The Joukal man shown a letter
today from Sauta Cruz, Cal. It
read: "We aro having quite hot
weather here. It was a hundred in
tho shade to-day, and a littlo earth
quake last night." It makes Ore
gonlaus smile.
Frauk W, Couant, busluess mana
ger of the Los Angeles theatre, and
manager of the SI Plunkard troupe,
furnished a Salem audience a i:raud
entertainment lust night aud prom
Ises us a treat Iu the future. We
bespeak for him a good houso for
any troupe of which he Is manager,
Mr. E. H. Rice, the fence mau,
starts for Newport Monday to take
a few weeks' outing, but says work
will be continued Just the same.
After harvest ho will be ou hand
with renewed vigor and u good force
of men, prepared to fence. Iu the
whole Willamette valley.
fa
Passengers destined to tho promi
nent cities east of the Missouri river
should patronize the Chlcagu, Union
Pacific A Northwestern lino. Mag
nificent Pullman and Wagner sleep
ing card, elegant Pullman and
Northwestern dining care, free re
dining chair cars, handsome dttv
couches and comfortable Pullmu
colonial 8leeKn. eod-uug
'i m ...
Brick avd Tile. For iirt nhiim
haud made brlok and tile, go to
aiurpuy a jjesart. Large supply
ouu. iitut jwr grouuus
oaiem. o 0 i,0
Fon Sale. Water tank and pipe
also dress makers' table. Ella M.
Dorrance, North West Cor. Center
and Liberty Sts. d 2t.
Coronado Water did it Cured my
kidney trouble.
The meals at Hollenbrand's res
taurant retain tho lead without any
trouble.
Dried venison Davisou&Whlte's.
New lino of croquet Bets nt Geo.
F. Smith's, lower thau over.
Choice lot of dried venison at
Davison & White's.
Fresh chiuook salmon aud ocean
fish In great plenty. Dressed poul
try always on hand at Steluer's
market.
Buy the light running SIneor at
827 Commercial street eod
Don't forget Benson. He keeps
the best cool drinks lu town.
Shippers,consign yourtlmo freight
via the Chicago, Union Pacific &
Northwestern Hue. uod-aug
Cliolco old potatoes at Sroat &
Gilo's.
Branson tho "Cash Grocer" says
he is too busy to talk, but those low
prices still continue just the same.
M U R R A Y-B O HARMON Miss
Jennio Murray to Mr. GeorgoJ.
Boharmon, July 10, 1801, ut II a. m.
by Judgo Davidson.
The groom U a young man from
Portland and tho brldo Is the daugh
ter of Mr. Frank Murray of Wood
burn. Mr. and Mrs. Boharmon
will make their resldenco at Wood-burn.
DIED.
HUFFMAN.-At his homo near Sa
lem, July 10, 1801, nt 10a. in. Hon.
John A. Hufl'mun, of paralysis,
Deceased was an old resident of
this county, coming from California
about thirty-llvo years ago. Ho has
served In various public offices and
was at ono tlmo county commis
sioner. His estate comprises con
siderable real estate.
He leaves a family of olght chil
dren, all grown but two. His
sufferings oxtouded over nearly a
yeur, all or which ho boro with f ho
fortitude becoming to a man.
gjpffiqg
Out Side the Trust.
BUREN '& SON,
Old-Undoi takers of 18 years experience haye, through
much difficulty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies
out side tho Undertaking trust and are now prepared to
furnish funeral outfits in a first-plass mannor and can, make
you prices independent of any trust, Special attention
given to embalming.
Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for the business
AUCTION SALE OP TOWN LOTS.
I will sell at public auction on Saturday, July 11,
1891 , at 3 p. m., at tho Auction House near Court House
FOR CASH,
One-sixteenth of a section (40 acres) of town lots in South
Park Addition to Port Angeles, Wash. Titles furnished.
A safe investment. II. R. MOORE,
Auction and Commission Merchant.
"HONEST PRANK," Auctioneer.
P. S. Plats can bo seon by calling at store.
Both tho mothod nml results when
Syrup of Figs is laken ; it is pleasant
and refreshing to tho tnsto, nnd acta
fently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
aver and Bowols, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, Iicnd
aches and fovers nnd cures habitual
constipation permanently. Forealo
in 50o and $1 bottHS by all
druggists.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYBUP CO.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,
lOWSVIUE. KY. Mw0HK. H.V.
&tf
Those 76-cent hammocks at Geo.
F. Smith's, cun't bo beat, They are
surprising overybody. Seo them.
Tho "Ilellen" brand ice cream
sodu beats them all atllelleubraud's,
Ucicfcleii'n Arulru;Siilve,
Tile IlCNrft Hulvo In the world for Cut
ilruUcM, Horen, Ulcere, Halt Kueum, fever
Korea, Teltor, JlmpjeU Ilunua, Cullnlultm,
Uorn and ullBkin Eruption, ud tosl
lively euro l'lle, or un pay required. Jl
la guaranteed to klve uerftct sutUIuctlon
or money refunded, fnce, 3$ wnu per
810FULA
Is tliat Impurity of tlio Wood which pro
ami's unsightly lumjis or swellings outl.
lamb of tho necks ctuios jKilutul rumilni
u res on tho arms, legs, or feet; ilevrlo) (
ulucra In tho oyos, oars, or nose, ofton cant
I-,g blindness or deafness; Is tho origin o)
(tuples, cancerous growths, or tho in.iuj
oilier manifestations usually nscrlhed v
"i.mnorsj" and fastening upon tliu limp
c uses consumption, and death. Belni
the most ancient, It Is thu most general
nil dlseaus or affections, foi very fot
liersous aro entirely freo from it.
How Can
ft Bo
fly taking Jlood's Sarsaparllla, which, hj
the remarkablo euros it has accomplished,
often when oilier medicines have failed,
Ims proven itself to ho a potent nnd pecul
Mr mcdlcluo for this disease Some !
these euros aro really wonderful. If y
sutler from scrofula or Impure Mood, In
sure to try flood's Sarsaparllla,
Every sprlngmy wife aud children irv
Pccn troubled with scrofula, tores break
nig out on them la varluus places. 41
littlo boy, thrco years old, has boon t
terrlhlo sutTmer. fast filing he was oik
mass of sores trom head to tsot. I win
advised to uto Hood's Saisaillla, and v(
haveiilltakenlt. riiorosultlstliatnllluvi
been cured ol tlio scroitila, tuy littlo b
being entirely tree from sores, and nil tout
uf uiy nhllUrou Jnok bright and healthy.'
W. 11. Atjiuutox, 1'asMlo City, N. J,
Hood's Sarsaparilia
'oMlijrilrugKUU. (Ill tlz for ft. J'rBparwll.
1. HOOD 1 CO., ArutlioearlM, towctl. Km
JOO Dogob Ono DoJIar
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oils
and Window Glass, Wall Ta
per and Border, Artists' Ma
terials, limo, Hair. Nails nnd
Shingles, Hay, Feed nnd Fenco
Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc,
CLEAN!
If you would bo clean and hayo your clothes done up
in the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to the
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
whore all work is done by white labor and in tho most
prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. fl
; Liberty Streot. J
Tew Park Grocery,
Gr. D. RADABAUGrH
lias put Iu a new stock of Groceries, Qucouswuro, Feed, etc. Traduce
bought at hlllllCSt nriccs. Satisfaction mmrnntniwl lii nil Mitnnu nAS
delivered to nil parts of tho city. (Jail and giva mo a trial.
NEW AIIVJSUTIHEIUKNVS.
3TAKM FOB SALE.
820 acres of best stock and fruit land In
OrcRon for ulo at n bargain. Will sell In
lots to suit purclinsor. Address or cnll on
, U. J. HI IlEli, Knights, Oro.
Near Silver Creek Kails. 7 8 am
Willamette University.
THK - CIvUB
LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STABLES.
W pflm OT T)mah A11 aiock ,eft ,n my caro shall receive the beat
. 11. UUULM.lTODP. ofnttontlon. Telephone No. 24. Cor. Liberty
1 aud Ferry Btreots, Salem, Oregon.
-THE-
OLDEST, LARGEST,
Least Expensive
-AND-
MOST HOME-LIKE
Institution of learning In tho northwest.
tffi students In 1887, l" In lW)lrui increase
ol nearly W) per cont In lour years,
tiraduutes students lu
Art, Business, Classical,
Law, Literary, Medical,
and Musical.
Pharmaceutical and scientific courses.
NOHarAL COURSE.
Graduates from tho .Normal Conrso have
all UidiidvuDtiiKtu o Krudtiates. from tlio
Htnte Normal sehools.
Holler radians Tor teaching next yejir
than over before.
FirstTerm Uegins Scpl. 7, JS9I.
I'or catalogue, with full Information
nddreds Wm.H. AHNUU), A.'!.,
0lllw Hulem, Oregon.
SNOW THE YEAR ROTJNL4)
At 100 Chomekota Street.
House - anqi - Sign - painting,
Paper IlanKlnir. Khbomlnlnff, Wall TIntlug, etc Varolahliiff and
Natural Wood Finish, Only First-class Work. SNOW JUROS.
CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. l
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters,
AND '
SHEET IRON WORKERS.
Kstlmotcs on all work lu our liuo. ioo Ohomokota Strt,
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co,
Snsli, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Swell Sawing.
Houso I'lulshlnir made 'to order.
Now imv UH.N, by which wo can always keep a full supply of seasoned stock of all
kinds. Acrloulturul Works, Corner of Trade and Uigu streets, Salem, Oregon,
J.O.OOODAUC.Coburif. A.WJIKKlEH,BprlngUelI,
GOODALE & WHEEIiEB,
Lumber, Lath.. Pickets I
MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c.
Agents far ftoburir Mills, HprlnIUI(J Mills nad MoKenzIo Mill. Olllro nnd 1 4rd OB tlt
west side of Twelfth Miroet near depot, lles Lumber In the Vwllft ,
4 ii 1SAKI3II & WHEELER, Managers, totem.
Jonos & Bwnardi
We are now prepared to furnish
French lco Cream In any quan
tity for PARTIES, PIU
NICS, EXCURSIONS,
ela We make a spec
ialty of tho abuve
and can bo pro
cured only
of us.
!i06 State Street.
Hammooita, Tent aud Caxnpiotr
outlln at QiQ, F. Smith', H
Administratrix Notico.
OI'ICK Is hereby glen that the ilndor
slifncd bus hetin ilulv unnnliitMl hv
(ho Hon County Court of Marlon count v.
Oregon, ndiihijfsti-Hlrtx of the (statu
Kliza 7.febr,do caned. All persons having
Claims uxtlntf said (ttUtlu hm rejue!nd
pressnt them to mo pruiwrly verified at
my residence near Iji!c Lubluli, within six
months from this date, and ponton
knowing tlieniMlve Indebted to sld es
tate nr requeued to make payment with
out deJuy. KUU '.. MUMl'Klt.
Administratrix of above named eUte,
June 11,18ft. OiKiitw
Notice of final Proof.
Land Offleo nt Oregou City, Orwm,
aii
uv 20. 1HWI.
Ivpii Unit tho follow.
Administratrix Notice.
TOT1GH Is heieby given thut Iho under-
ji nwiiuu wis oeen uuiy uppoiuted uy
the county court of Marlon ooutity, In tho
stute n Urceou, as the administratrix of
tho estate of UzIuk Hbaw, lain detented. of
said county, All persons havl-iff claims
utiulnsl siild entitto are hereby jiolliied to
present tlio sumo duly verified, to the uu.
rtersiBnod.nt the law ofllco oi Honuam,
Holmes & Hnyden. In Halem, In wild coun
ty, within six mwith from tho first pub.
Ihjttlonof ihl notice und nil persons In
debted to said estate are reiiuesled to puy
thctume without delay. '
. JANJJHHAW,
Administratrix ot the estate of Ozlns
Hhuw, dcmuw'd.
tuiein, Oregon, Juno IV, IWi,
Sash, and Door Factory
Front Streot, Salem, Oregon,
Tho beat class of work in our lino nt prices to compete
with tho lowest. Only tho best material used
TUnUB w hereby u
IN Iost named settler liu filed notice of
her Intention to make flnl nrrmr In mm.
purtoflieroJalm. and that wild proof will
be made iMmrolhe County Clsfk or Marl-1
Oil tfVtllUf V. At HulAtn I IrAtf.in fn InlvMIUII T
ylw Iwibjjk U. Mltehn Korb, formerly
iMbjuaO. Mitchell. Ilomenuwrl entry No.
tHatnjf th.-M. Iwlfof m vf ouartar mid j.
lulf of 8 W. quarter of Hm. It 7 it., Ii, I K.
lie imiimm the fwiWwlincwUnMMi tii prove
tW sullniiRi reldi-uei upon ad cultl
va'Iuu of wild land, vis.
HAHTiSii Ml'AI.UHTJSIt,
JiNOC'H IUfe.
I'.OHAJIHH.
CUlttT AUNTD.
AU of Htlverton. Mitnon Co., Or,
saw j.T.AJW'jiiwo.Vjiu-yuW,
Administrator's Notice
VrOTIOK Is hereby KjVen thnt the under.
Vi signed bo been duly appointed ad.
iiinlstrutor of the estate of Adam if.
toonce. deceased, by tho county uourt ol
the state of Ortuon, for Marlonjaiuuly, aud
all jxrinmsliiivliiic claims aKulusl suld on.
tnte, are hereby notified to present them,
duly verified, lo Ilia unilorjltrmul ni l.li
residence utiny residence Ik mile west of
Jewlif)uri, Marlon )uuty, On jjon, within
six months from the date or too tint publl.
cation hereof, and nil persou Indebted to
kild tutate are hereby requested to make
Immediate payment of the same to the uu
deftlifued.
Dated ut Salem, Or , May W. 1(4)1.
...... - . J.W.J.AlAHK,
Administrator ortlie estate of Adam M,
Bcouce, deceased.
Shaw, frMt Uunt.AUs, tor i(d uUU
Destroy the Pests,
Now Uthe Time to
SPRAY YOUR FRUIT TREES.
uniGGs&miowN
Are prepared to give ti-ees treatment for
the iwuon with a good sproylni; outfit.
HathCictlon Kuaruntced, I .eave orders at
8, 11. Catterlln A hou'.omte, 140 State struct
raiD!
Salem.
(JHdwU
FJirtLIFS o 00,.
Merchant Tailors.
A full line of Imposed aud dotiiesttc
woojtns. Also a complete etoak of Keata
furoUhlor soodi. Alt Uut ktt yiM.
14 CoHrulftl rf(
Strawborrios, Rwspbomt,
Blnckberrios, Qoom)ernm,
Chorrios and good frtwtof Jill
kinds at tho Sniem Orniwry,
..hmw ni iiisipimmiini" ,mnm '
K. II, 1TOTAC0XT.
IjIVKRY,
Kay and b4 aeM
fgrXJT Ms$,sbw
rS
red. Mtahl
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