Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 21, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text7? Er i ! i 1 1 ii ii liiiinrfi'mTnifcrnTMirrin' t gfirviwiwiinTTnrTiflfinrfirtiiiMfiriimTMiirftfi-Mi niirfnmnfmi i n Vi.vr -AT . .v, artiMarttfgrfdlnii J i HIE CAPITAL JOMAL. TUKSDAY JULY 21. 181.1 TEUMS OK UBOUIl"riON. Dally by mull per year... Wall by mall per month, jvecKiy uy man i,c .WTO . W) . 160 vitv.it liKIJVEUY UV OARMKIV Daily forslnSle week, -" Mas Dully for two weokB, gs. l)nily by mouth, w" Collodions will be made on 1st ,nud 15th of n. -mill. Subscribers will please leate mon-l for curriers nt house or where' H i"dellvec5." i to cmi no delay in xill ret 'on 1 lJl rlS-fve" tbo nrtcrnoon associated Iirc'iiHHttJiro' ATOM. lillMT k P Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, Daily UulMin. Anyone bavinir business with the Dulles, udependeupe, Bilverton or MK'o.v Btnges can find thorn at Huong's restaurant ut 11:45 every sduv but Sunday. Strong's restaurant will open with fa 1'ltllPII uiuuer iii'2i ouuuu; jihiu 13 to 7 o'clock, rrlce ouc. Choice lot of peaches at 75c per box. WI5STACOTT & 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. IN Tiin jail. Use a little more moderation or a little less liquor (hereafter, said the justice in the police court when E. Duffle came before him and got the usual price. He was put in Friday eveniug and Ivvlieu Marshal Mlnto looked" over Khejail in the evening he found a lan on top of the cells. He called him down and found he had an axe and big pocket knife and had forked a squuro hole into the brick rail to get outside. Jack Cooper, intermittent jail bird was help ing him. The two had been into the office and got the axe, and had 51 fair way to get out. There was about $10 in the jail olllce and a watch. If tuev had not been de tected they would have been out be fore morning. Dullle was put in the durk cell as a rpward for his enterprise, and may be dealt with "more seriously. Protect the Valley. Itumor hath it that the gentlemen compos ting the Oregon railroad Commission tare at outs mildly putting it, over the proposed adjustment of freight rates. The Southern Oregon member having got low rates on lumber and cattle, the Eustern ; Oregpn member having got his wool K rates fixed to suit, the member from l the Willamette valley was gently shut out from getting low ratis on grain, and tbereat he very properly kicks. And right you are Mr. Clow. NEW FIKK AUItM' SYSTEM. Salem Grlting a Good Local Fire Alaini Ilex Connection. A Balcm man who hud a $00,000 fire says: "I'd have giyen 4.20,000 on the spot If the engines could have been promptly at my lire that night." That expression gives some Idea of the value of a good lire alarm system. W ithout being aware of It our city Is getting a good start for a fire nlarm system, aud that too without payiug a big royalty to some eastern patent-right concern, such as tried to work Salem for about a thousand a ear a few mouths ago. Walter J. Ilohnuti, the new eugi nuer of the Capital! englue, showed a Journal reporter through the eu- gluo house today. The. electrical connection, gong, and lighting wires have all been overhauled with a view to getting in a good lire alarm HjBtem. A glimpse at the battery mom shows a live cell battery that works the stalls and turns the hones loose. A second battery of eight carbon cells works all the connec- Mons to the engine, annunciator and big gong that sets the horses to bounding, they paying no attention to the lirtit alarms aud gongs up htairs. A third battery of five colls works the night bells In the driver's and eugineei's rooms upstairs. The horses can only be turned loose from the safety box under control of these Iwo olllciaN. All the gas is turned on by electric curieuts aud the lire lighted. An electric contrivance invented by Capt. Pi ice draws the blankets off the horses and the mo ment the driver is hi his seat the big doors fly open and the "Caps" are off in lightning speed. THE EIRE BOXES that are biug put in diflereut parts of the city aro the regular four-call boxes used in all cities, connecting with an individual gong at engine bouse witli annunciator that locates (ire, The first call is for police, secoud for me:,seuger, third for special detail, fourth for rite. Each call consists of 24 laps; for a fire there are four rapid calls of 21 tapn each. Arrangements are being made with Mr. Holniau that will place alarms In diffeient parts of the city as follews: Cannery and Salem Woolen Mil's- Holmau Elect rio Light works. Big Capitol Mills. W. P. Dugan's new r s!dence on High stieet. A general ssteni providing for nearly all parts of the city can no doubt be worked up. These boxes are private enterprises, but so ar ranged that all fires in that section can be turned in. SALEM MANUFACrilKKS. Three Carloads of Cleaners and Sepa rators Shipped by a Salem Firm. LDanoerous Batiiinq.. There Is something strangely deceptive about Wae size and force of the Willamette wver and for bathing purposes the main channel is a dangerous place Jer bathing. This was learned by a arty of young men who wero in dulging In a swim about half mile elow the big bridge Monday even- ling. Undertaking to swim the dark Blue stream one of them was fatigued before getting across the rift current and had great dlfll- eulty In reaching the other bank. His clothes bad to be carried to IJBro across the bridge, The manufacture of warehouse grain eleaniug machinery and grist mill Feparators is an important br.incli of industry at the big agri cultural works ef which Thomas Jl'ilnmn Is proprietor. Three cars were shipped out tills morning holding about four thousand dollars wortli of machinery, that Is equipped with thafting, hanger, pulleys and boxing, ready to be set up. The destination of these large machines was taiverton, Forest Grove, Mo Mlnnville, McKeoand Amity. Mr. Holman accompanied the load with a force of men to set them up. These works have oiders for nearly a train load of machines of different kinds wnu-n ore turned out as rust as skilled labor can do it. The growth of tlil-j business is very mpld, and uudtr Mr. Holman's enterprising management is a credit to the Bouquet City. stop TiiEsr. The city council un easily stop two-thirds of i runaways if they will pass an Rwlnance requiring all teams left standing on the street to be hitched vtth a 20 pound iron weight aud p. At present eveu teams iwn to have proclivities for olop. : on every occasion a o left stand : unhitched "for just a moment," tile the driver or owner delivers Bfaao parcel. Paying off. "We are more In- rested In soldier life than oyer bo re," said a militiamau Monday ;ht proudly, as be come out of armory building with a roll of in In his hand. The boys were kid oil from the state fund at the e of $1.60 a day for time niut In Mho state eucammueut. The oili- had a big bag of coin aud It Ite about $500 a company" t j meet lo muster roll. J The ladies are Hooking to Holvor au's cut rate sales In a great rush. grand saving can be made, and sue wish to be too late. I Spools of Brooks' Cotton OC. thread for LJj' At J. II. IiUKK'S jumping coffee to carry In your 4k m Spools of Clark's Mile End OC thread for UU. At J. II. LUN&'S. T . iBiucKAKD Tile.-For flrat olns un umuv unoK anil we, go i, lurpuy & Desart. Large supply n band, Near fair ground. WW. 6 0 lmo Runaways. People and horses often runaway for all sorts of difler eut ren'-on", but few persons ever are frightened at prices of goods at Pamir & Co.'s grocery store. r Time Exthnijed. The directors have changed the time for opening the bids 911 the school houses to Saturday, July 25, at 2 p, in. c City Council. Important meet ing of the city fathers this evening. Another electric street car franchise will be asked. Baby bonneta little beauties at reduced prices this week special sale at T. Holverson's. 7-20-lw Twenty acres for $700, Some cultivated, borne good and some open timber. Two and oho half miles from railroad station. Buyer can work out part of first payment. Balance long time. The Oregon Land Co., State Insurance Building. Ladles blouse walsls at special reduction sale this week, at Holver von'a. 7-20-lw The Woolen Mill store are pushing their stock out ut lower prices than ever, preparatory for their large fall and winter stock now being manu factured at their mills. tf Ilellunbrand mannfaclnres the finest oaiidies and sells ut wholesale ut prices better thau Portipud deal- Those bt-autlfiil Scotch ginghams at Holverson's are going at special eM nle prlco this week. Never bo U. 7 20-1 w Utiti.k salmon direct from the OUuiiiMh river. Droned poultry In ftbuwliitie at Davison & White' Court Mifvut market. The Hum tollut soups at J. O. Wright V Out prJet'U ou ladlen' inpsliu and knit underwear for this week at Ifolvewon'ij, v LOCAL AND PEilSONAIi. Intelligent paving should not bo abandoned. Out of nineteen games played this eas'in the Halcms have lost but two. The Salems dowued the Farmers & Mechanics at Portland Sunday, 9 to 3. The Bentley failed to reach Salem last night, being stuck ou a bar. Ellas Schoerber from Clatsop county died at the asylum Sutiduy evenlng. A. Dahl, a Swede aged 20, was brought to the asylum Monday ovening from Bandon. It would bo a little more metro politan and enterprising if the citi zens of more of our leading streels would arrange to have them sprinkled during the dry season. Father Qwluu. of North Salem, bus the reputation of having the best kept team of hordes in the city. He says n man who does not take good care of his beasts can never get to heaven. In place of rakltig the earth with c flue tooth comb to find some one who will terve as president, theie should bo first-class men figuring to take the place. That would be one way to manage a university. There is one kind of ruuawny that would be appreciated in Salem if the owners of some of the shanties on the best parts of State and Com mercial streets would runaway and lake the shanties with them it would leave room for some tine buildings. Cupl. Babcock writes that ho is improving finely at Mehania, appe tite double his capacity to enjoy aud improving daily. During the hot season only one class do not get Sunday off for rest the barbers. A canvass shows all but one proprietor willing to close Sundays the workmen aro all only lo willing. As barbers cannot get the benefit of the. eight hour law, nor even the ten hour system, they ought to have Sunday. Put it on the list If you hayo never been there and you will not regret it-wemeau that charming moun tain and seaside retreat cambined Gearhart Park, Amos Strong's hotel at Seaside. Eugene has $4497 of warrants afloat, pays $1000 a year for water; $2600 a year electric lights; and total estimated liabilities for ensuing year $14,207. The proposed levy Tor 1891 at 5 mills would bring in $S000. There was no daylight robbery as reported at Mr. E. M. Cross's on Piety Hill. Some member of the family, before departing for Nes tucca, secieted silvotwaro In differ ent parts of tbo house to keep it from being stolen, aud some servant not knowing this probably gave it out to some hard-up reporter. No Willamette university presi dent was chosou at the Monday night meeting. An ther meeting is called for tonight. Reado or Pills bury will probably bo onoseu. Geo. Cleveland, a son of Johnson Cleveland of Portland, Is said to have been drowned in the Santiam near-Jeflerson. Jay Smith and Dr. Blchardson are home from Nestucca, but left their families there. Howard & Co., house, movers, go to Woodburn to move the Foozo warehouse so as to run In a now switch. Just received fluo fresh venison call early If you want a roast or steak. Poultry and fish best supply at Davisons & White's, Court Street Market. With Stanley as field captain the Salem boys are making a big record for themselves. County stock inspector report plouro-pneumonla among the cattle of this county, and had one killed tear BrookH. The watchfulness of these olllcials Is highly commend able. The young ladles of the Episcopal church will give a lawn party at the residence of Mrs. Geo. A. Edes, Wednesday evening. Ice cream and cake will be served. No adiyls slon fee. The young ladles will mako un eflort to render the eveniug enjoyable to all who may attend. The school board has closed the contract with Contractor Craveu for completing the North Salem school building, and approved his bond, the building to be complete Sept. 22. The clerk is instructed to secure an insurance permit. A prominent official of the Bead ing railroad addressed a porter on the tralu as "John." Tho latter said: "I beg yo' pawdon, sah, it Is etiquette to call me 'potali,' and that title, sah, I will answer to. You have uot nn acquaintance wHh mo, sah, that warrants you calling mo by my Christian name, sah, although If you really wish to know my name which ia nut John, sah I will be happy to give you my cahd, sah." The official was over come. Huokleberries and peaches freh In any quantity 8. & G. rassengere destined to the promi nent cities cast of the Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Union Pacific & Northwestern line. Mag nificent Pullman and Wagner sleep ing cars, elegant Pullman and Northwestern dining cars, free re clining chulr can. handsome day coaches and comfortfiblo Pullman colonist sleeper. od-aug Now la your beat chance to put up huoklatxmjea'raxplwrrleaand peach' e biggest family supply stock u the olty atJpbn G. Wright's pioneer Iftore. i HOTEL ARRIVALS. "WILLAMETTE" H Jacobs, No place. Goo lluchstedler, Albany. J Wormser, J Mandel, M o Chances, Theo Manslleld, S F. G M Irwin, Chcmawa. II C Kinney, Grant's Pass. J Baker, A G Douglass, T Sand burg, Portland. J W Seeley, N Yamhill. HRGlllett, Westfle.d. CM Feruald, St. Paul. A C Pres-sley, Phlla. J Welxel, St Joseph. M Uppstelu, Denver. W J Cahlll, N. Y. F Slmlugtou, Chicago. Ed W DeKulgtit, Washington. F Hyde, Sclo. "COOK." 1A Charles, SK. J L Eastmen and wife, E and W It Russell, Chehalls. J C Gardtier, E M Mlklan, Wni Weilder, Salem. L J Priest, Hubbard. H T Brown, Rock Sprinirs. J Morgan, F T Moore, Gold Reach. F S Ewalt, J W Miner, It D Stiauss, P Canton, J Williams, G Fuller, F Goodell, W It Porter, C A Whale, F M Black, C H Marsh, Portland. J II Cooley, Wilholt A L Kiug, Pamora. Geo Joseph, Lake View. Merit Wins. We desire to say to our citizens, that for years wo have been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con fciiniptlon.Dr. King's Now Life Pills, Bucklln's Arnica Salvo and Elec tric Bitters, and have.uever handled remedies that sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfac tion. We do not hesitate to guaran tee them every time, auu wo stanu ready to refund the purchas price, if satisfaccory results do not follow their use. These l erne dies have won their groat popularity purely on their merits. Sold by Fry. druggist. Campers See tho variety of good things we carry. S. &G REL ESTATE TRANSFERS FILED WITH COUNTY IEJ0RD R. E E Wild and wife to S J Bur right lots 1C, 17, 18, block 32, Oxford add to Salem, $300. Alex Coyle and wife to Patrick Mclntee lots 7, 8, block 107, Hub bard's add to Hubbard, $lb0. Minnie A Munkeis, unmanied, to Angle L Warren, part of lot 3, blocl 85, ?G5. hy it is I'opular. Because it has proven Its absolute nlentover aud over again, because it has an unequalled record of cures, because its business is conducted In a thoroughly honest mauner, and because it combines economy and strength, being the only medicine of which "100 Doses One Dollar" is true these strong points have made Hood's Sarsaparilia the most suc cessful medicine of tho day. Oregon peaches 80 cts. a box at J. G. Wright's. NOD HILL'S USELESS PALACE3. I'Ito for Explosions do not occur If you buy' gasoline of Sroat & Gilo. The New Iron Shop. John Holm will have his new iron blacksmith shoo at head of Commer cial street near postolllce, ready for business Saturday.July 18th. He will mako a specialty of good horseshoe ing and repair work, hjs a flrst-clafs new outfit, and will bo glad to wel come patronage. 7-10 18d H. J. McCoy, secretary of the San Francifcco Young Men's Christian Association, will complete) the first decade of his efficient service Jn this capacity on the 5th day of next month. At the last meeting of the board of directors of tho association It was unanimously voted to cele brate the auspicious event in a fit ting and jubilant mauner, and a special committee of arrangements wus appointed to take tho matter In hand. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor presented : Cdstoria! Poultry (Jrowfru! Havo for sale at a fair price some pure bred Plymouth Rock and Part ridge Cochins Cockrels for breed ng purposes. Enquire at Journal ofllce or Grant Place, North Salem. E. Ilofer. Ilnni'iiuiti Hnlldlncft Intended l'rlintr lleftlriencc, but Unlit. A morning contemporary announces as a matter of nows that Mrs. Hopklns Scarles offers her- rcsidenco on Califor nia street for salo. It might havo add ed, as n companion item, that tho Pil grim Fathers had landed on Plymouth Rock. There has been no time for many years that the Hopkins mansion on California street has not been for sale, though, if public rumor be bo lioved, tho owner has not been distract ed by many offers to purchase It is, in fact, difficult to conceivo who could want to become its possessor at any price. Tho spectacle of Nob Hill, with pala tial piles crowning its ridgo, fills the stranger who visits California with mild amazement. There aro live big build ings there which wero built as private residences, and are as unlit for that use as could bo conceived. They wero ap parently modeled on tho plan of the palaces of tho Old World, which were erected to bo tho homes of feudal barons and all their retainers. In tho middle ages overy nobleman supported a swarm of dependents. Ho had to find quarters for them, and of course his lodgings had to bo largo. In our day rich men do not maintain much larger households than their neighbors. Individually they cannot occupy nioro than a dozen rooms, and as many will lodgo all tho servants tlioy can cm ploy. Joro rooms than this aro of no possible use. Conceived In ostentation, their destiny is to become lumber clos ets. In tho old feudal castles of Europe tho modern possesssor is lost; it gives him a nightmare to wander through a niozo of rooms which aro nover occu pied savo by-mlco and spidors, and ho llees to tako rcfugo in a bedroom and parlor at club or hotel. It must bo much tho san io in tho mansions of Nob Hill. If thoy havo any destiny it must bo to becomo soino day public buildings museums or hospitals. Even for that uso thoy would liivo to bo donated by their owners, for tho city could build suitnblo edilices for less monoy than thoy would cost if thoy wero bought. It seems odd that men with tho sa gacity required to build a transconti nental railroad and to acquire vast fortunes should not havo understood that a houbo that is too big may bo as inconvenient as a liouso that is too small. A very small quantity of shel ter is all that tho richest and greatest of us can want. A bedroom, a dress ing room, a reception room, a parlor, a dining room, a library, and perhaps a billiard room what inoro than this can Crrasus ocoupy, though ho counts his riches by tho hundreds of millions. Yet rich men go on piling stono upon stono and bricks upon mortar until thoy havo exchanged what might havo been a snug homo for a barrack; and in tho doing of it thoy genorato a mass of envy and grudging which follows them to their grave. San Francisco Call. Tho Ocean. Tho great storeliouso of tho world's water is tho ocean, which covers four fifths of tho globo's surface. In soino places tho ocean has never been sound ed, oven by a lino moro than flvo miles in length. It is supposed theso great depths uro without plants, because all plants requiro somo light, and though light is said to penotrato sea wator farther than fresh, yet wo can scarcely imngino tiioro is a ray of light at tho depth of flvo miles. Somo of tho sea plants liavo stems nt least 300 feet In length. In somo parts of tho 6oa wo ore told that tho oyo can discern tho bottom at four or flvo hundred feet. It is n very pretty sight to look down and vlow a forest beneath tho waves. It Is sometimes a blazo of gold, scarlot and green. In ono part of tho Atlantic Is a spaco which tho Spaniards call tho Sargasso sea, becauso its surface is cov ered thero for miles nnd miles with a great mass of seaweed,, which Columbus spoko of as "floating meadows." Montreal Star. Tho Xoivh Editor' Nomel. "Years ago," said a nows editor, "I used to havo on my list a correspondent atralparaiso. Ho would send reports of church socials by wlro, and wo couldn't shut him off. Ono day a store down in his placo burned. Tho loss proved to bo about 5,000. Ho began sending bulletins as sooa as tho flro broko out, nnd kept it up ovory ton minutes till tho last spark of tho con narration was out. Wo tried to choko him off, but ho couldn't bo suppressed. Thero aro two persons on earth whom I would llko to uieet boiuo thno when I am feeling real well and strong. Thoy aro that correspondent ' and tho man who sold mo a fountain pen." Indian apolis Sontlnel. Jones & Bornardi Qonuino FRENCH ICE CREAM SODA.. Only in tho city and do not forgot it, Zeno' I'urudox. Many persons will recall tho famous paradox of Zeno, by which ho sought to prove that all motion is impottdblo. "A body," ho arguod, "must move either In a placo whoro it ia or in a placo whoro It la not. Now, a body in tho placo whoro It Is is stationary and cannot bo In motion, nor, obviously, can It bo in motion In tho placo whoro it is Jiot Therefore it cannot move at all," Bodies do move, liowovor, and tliat U a Mifllolont answer to the Ingenious philosopher. New York Tribune. Ornithological, "They say a sparrow has boon known to liatch out a king bird's egg." "Vest; but what of that? I'vo known many an eagle to father n lark," I'uck. How to oo to tiik Coaht. Per oris wishing U) go to tho const can tako (he fctage at MoMlnnvillo Mon days, Wtdndaya and Fridays at 11-On, m., arrive at Grande Rondo by 0 p. in. where hotel acoommoda. lions are good, lake stage next morning for the (fount. Htago ac commodation aie good, Frank. Frazlerand John Tyler, mauauet. 720 tf tiblpptfrMoiihlgii your limn frulght via, the Chicago, Union PaoJflo A Norluwfwtern flue. tod. aiJtf ni iftyi i ',' in .-r I at, t.l I ml fllTNTY. I Fuank J I iii.nki iivkh o.itllfiat he Is Iho jenlor partiior ot tho firm of V. J, rheney Un . (loluii bwilni'w in the ntty or Tdii-dK.i-oiitily nnd Mate nlorwtiri, nnd thai Mild Hrm will my 111 Mint of one hundred (Ifilarn flir ciirh nnd uury m or Onlarrli Unit onnnot lio cured hy tho uso ir IIuII'b Cliirrliriiri .I'llANKJ CllMfltV. Hivorn lo before mo mid sulitorllwd In my pr-trance, this litb day orDecernhcr, A. I), 1880. A. W.UI.KAHOS, ,X-. Notary Vubllc. j SEAL J Hall's Catarrh Cure la taken in ternally nnd nets directly on the blood and mtienus surfaces Of the system. Send for testimonials free. F.J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. BSySold by druggists, 7Sc. r... .. i pPfEl5 Tliis Weeek WW ll SPECIAL LOW PRICES if nm j PARASOLS i i -This Is a chance for every lady to get a fine parasol for- -VERY LITTLE CASH- Y V0'"IP"J n"l finest lino to select from that was ever shown In SaIoiii, nuil wi no giving you low prices to deal them all out. Our specialty Is black silk parasols. w Come this week mid securo a reduction in price. New lino of quilts, muslins, overshlrts, and panls. Como to our store and save money. Capitol Adventure Co., Opera Hotise Block:. Eight spools thread for 23 conti. Produco taken. Ou.t Side tlie Trust. Both tho method nnd results when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is pleasant nnd refreshing to tlio tnsto, and acta fently yet promptly on the Kidneys, liver and Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem effectually, dispels colds, Iicad aclies and fovcrs and cures habitual constipation permanently. Forealo in 50o and $1 bottlea" by all druggists. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. . SAN FRANCISCO. CAL, L0U1SVIUE, Kf. NEW YORK. tl.Y. I N & SON F Old Undoitakors of 18 years cxporiencohayc, through much difiiculty, secured a stock of Undertaking supplies out sido tho Undertaking trust and aro now prepared to furnish funeral outfits in a first-class manner and can mako you prices independent of any trust, Special attention givon to embalming. - Undertaker's rooms fitted up specially for tho business 8ALKM AIAKKKT KKPOIIT. V Synnntdri ot thn Mnrkots llurlnc and SdllliiKr 1'rlves. JtKTATT. PItlCKS. KKVISEI) QUOTATIONS. Shoulilers.Hugnr curcd,per lb,!2 llrenlcr.ist bacon 15 Ilnms Huuur cured, nor Hi, lGJSc lleof 512i Pork 8 0 10 Mutton fccaiUJio. Venl 10 12o. Timothy Mied Per pound, flc: felling Hed clover seed Per pound, Ho. Whlto clover seed Pur pound, 20c. ',"J Alstlio 18e por pound. Hed top lOoper pound. Lincoln ani8 lUJo per pouud.i ltyo Oruss lOo por pound. Orchard Unisa 17o per pound. Henna To por lb. Oat meal nt ita. Now potatoes 7fio por bUHhel. Qiecnpcnn lOo per tail. Birnwborrlcs, Ojfo per quart. Unnned Fruit.. Pouches. $a 00: nprlcot. J3 00; blackberries, $,); corn, best snides ja 00; tomatoes SI 50; string bonus $1 60: grceu nens SI 85; per doz. In two lb cnus. Kresli Vegetables. Potatoes liOc; carrots 50e; pnrsnlps7i5o; onions Co per lb. FIsh.-Huliunu lOo per lb; sturgeon 0 7operlb'smiill llsh lOo per lb; salt calmou, 7g:10e per lb; Chinook Fnlmon, 12, IIUYINl) I'KICKS. Wheat "Ko to Wo not. FIoui Per barrel, J5.60, best 11)0 lbs. O.ltP Por buMicI, -15 50c. llnrley Por bushel, 60a55c. Uran Per Ion, $21 00 nt mill, sacked. BhoitB Per ton.Sffi 00 " wicked. Chp Per ton, 820.00 ' snoked. Hops Quoted at 18 to21o per lb. Con. t rnct 16c. Wool lllc to 10o. Kurs 25c per dorcn.l Potatoes Por bushel, 80o Corn meal flo per pound. Cheosn 1214i nr pound. Dried plum l,crlb.B7c. Dried prunes j'ur lb. lo12c. Imported piuncs? per lb. Hatter Z&aa'xi per pound forlgood wira juMizo per io Hums 1'or pound,ll12c, Hncon sides W810 por lb. Hhouldors 89o per lh. rhlfkons . H lo too por pn jnd. TurkoyslOtoolb, uccru 'i!V" I'ui tut FURNITURE AT AUCTION. If you want Furniture, attend tho auction sales at tho Auction Houso,jiear Court House ovory Saturday and get your goods at your owu price II. R. MOORE, Auction and Commission Merchant. "HO.NEST FRANK," Auctioneer. Civ KAN! If you Avould bo clean and hayo your clothes done up in tho neatest and dressiest mannor, toko thorn to tho SALBH STEAM LAUNDRY where all work is done by white labor and in tho most prompt manner. COLONEL J, OLMSTED. Liberty Street. Oucks, 12Jipor lb Spring CliuikonH 10 to 12o per lb. onderfui?ST" Hi m i mil i in ii 1 III I II IV tho uso o( Hood's finiHMparlll.i fjevrro casci of scrofula, upon which oilier prep aiHtlous havo been powerless yield to Mm peculiar curatUo powers of this meUMno. blstrcMlng eases of dyspepsia, excruciat ing riiniilaliils ot the kidneys and liver, ugouUing Ucli pi o - nnd pain of salt RfQB I BTQ rheum, dlf loreo. 8.i3MI1 xUo caius ut catarrh, nnd uchos and pains of rliciinatisin, mo cured hy Hood's Har i v nlla. It purines tliohlood, nnd ut the t n't time tones tlio gtoiinrli, create mi elite, nnd gives stieiigth toutory fimc t t tlie uoily. (live It a trial, Conoral Debility "Tor four years my wlfo suffered with laige tumor liundie.i on the Elands under the nruis, and general debility of tlio u liolo system. Kim liccaiuo so poor In health tjut wo Mem or, iho vergo (it ilonjalr tegardhig her recovery. I'liyslclnus did hot seem to uiideistand her ease; at all ci elite she novor derived any benefit from their treatment, rilio finally concluded to try Hood's Barsaparilla. The limmxlliito eflect was 60 mnikod and satisfactory that iho continued to Ulco It, nnd this s tlio result. Hue has gained la weight Prom 04 to III Pounds and U Uiok.'ir and In better health than she li4H Uxm Un years. The huiiuhes under her I'nu.i 1.V" diminished, and uu helluva Hk4' 'itrprWln will bo too niuuh for item In Un.e." J. J. Naucmaas SCO Com. merelal Street. Uosiun, Mau, Hood's Sarsaparilia Bo'dh ilru.' ;trt. gliUferf. Prfimrwlby C. I. mull U CO., AputhowrlM, Ixmell. Mais. tOO Dooos Ono Dollar Yew Park Grocery . Q. D. RADABAUGH rTua put In it ntw Htock of Groceries, Queonsware, Feed, etc. Produce bought ut Highest prices. Satisfaction guaranteed hi nil things. Gonda delivered to all parts of tho city. Cull and give rntf a trial. THE - CLUB LIVERY, FEED AND SALE STAULEd. 1 II fiATlf ?yp !)., All stoolt loft In my euro shall recolvo tlio hest W. . bUULil.rrO P. rtnllon. Tolejd.ono No. 24. Cor. Liberty 1 nnd 1-erry streets, Salem, Oregon. SNOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chomeketa Street, I-Iousts - and - Sign - painting, iI,ul!(V.,irnn.H!"K' KnlHonilning, Wall Tlnllng, etc. Vumlsiiltifc and Natural Wood Flnlhh. Only First-clasH Work. SNOW DltOS, CHURCHILL & BURROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, AND- SHEET IRON Kslluirttnx on nil work la our lino. WORKERS. IOO Ohomulcetu Street, Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sasli, Doors, Uliiuls & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Swiig. IIouho KliilvhliiK inado tu ordar New IUIY K II.K, by which w cuu nlwayH heop u full iupply of wswoued stock pfnU klndH. ABrleulturut WorkH, Corner of Trade und JllgU tret, Salem, Oregon. J. O. OOODAIdC, Coburif. A. WIIBKLKIt, Hprltigtleld. CfOODALE & -VnEELER, Lumber, Lath.. Piclcets ! MOULDING, SHINGLES, &c. AKeiiU for rotmnr MIIIh, HnrtDirllld Mills nnd McKonxio Mill. Olllce nnd nrd ou tb wni nun ui itrviiuimruuinuur uoiioi, Hem Lumber lu the Vall6 JIAKKR& WIUSELEIt, Muuagera, Salem. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer In Groceries, Paints, Oils and Window Glass, Wall Pa ncr and Jlordcr, Arllstw' Mil terlalH, Lime, JIuIr. Nulls and Slilnglen, J fay. J-'ced and I-Vnco Posl. GraH KcciIh, KIc, NI5W AIlVIIHTIHKMUNlU less frarm Property I lvr foru lew duyn, a kwm1 burvulu In butlM iirojHHtr oh OuinmerelMl klrvol Ullll HUD IH, II U WOrlli IIKKIUIJ mom AlMoneof the l,ti ijuruhn la inu lly U I-HIlll IIIUIMMIT lA lilkJLJ flilHl BI lu.Jliil wrtd. J.ajW' u f ii iirojii 7 W " !e.lXA'j' TlA mill U tiul down now. but w lutvn Utia 4Hd( titrm d Ktutu 4fiT 6ft j T. JIUIUWWH, jnE&A. Sasli and Door Factory Front Street, Salem, Oregon, Tho boat class of work in our lino at prices to compote with tho lowost. Only tho best matorial used. Administrator Notice- of nolntmcnt. An- VTOrifKU hereby Klveii lo till It limy IX ixuiwrni; flmt the uiideraticued lu Uh!0 duly upnoiiittxl by tho wiuuty oourl MsrUiu,ndininUlrHUirwltli will unneitd of thoPetutuof J, A. Jluiriimii.liiluor ntld oouutv, il6fpud. And ull ixirsoui havliiu cUlm.a.lii.l lhoJildelii, uro liervby iiollnd und rr')iilicdf))r.;iitthuiii, with tlio iiroiwr voiitliernwiid duly voilllud uo wiruiiiK tu law. within six moulln from tboiluloof ItiU notlci. to the uudiiMiyiil udiiiluUimlur of wni .Uit vliu thu will 9! auuucud, ut I liu Uw iiW ut W. M Kicr, l Iho my of Miuu, lu Mnrion votiuiy Oru. Ana ml kmwiu ludoiin-d In wild tHiuoaiii Blllfll (if Hit) pUio uf July A W tf KAIHK tk liinimdluu kuttiOiiieai uf ilm uiiiiu iu i uu iiimwuunwi ui inn pmio uwroiu twtuto ur Urty uuilllttdttiid nimtHl tn IIIUU IIIMIIWU It llllUHtUUl mt(Ht Mil IB(h,dy .-July . I Irtd. w tl KAINKVV AdmlnUtrntirwlth lh will Muurxeof I'M'"". "hv Utr lllUMUtUof J. A. Ill un IA) xmuTimn urn. P. V ,M .A Jl INNUtlANDN rSrJtt'lLl Strawberries, Ktt8ibeni, HJIrtcUborrios, Gooslim Cherrioa and good truitof 1U1 kindu nt tho Salem Cmmry Merchant Tailors. a mi tm r uarud n4 """"i Aim ami Ui ......... (nl. lfafMlWl , Ail ttM ut, dA-tla .1 Apm I u.w.ujtjtf,KtAi. w(5,o4itr4fM,