t-"&f.
a'-. ,
;"'
IV -
1,
CLOAKS
Cntbrdor to close out tho stock b
JACKETS
UNITY CHURCH.
-Ti
Uay Mnrnins MU Call or-
Milppcrs to a Niwlhnrcit in i
Salmi.
IIomb Kntkhtainmi
closing fortnight of 1S91 was rc
nmrkablo fr the Hood of nmnlcttr
fiilertiiluiiiunlH. Allho' an unfav-
feT
kve havo made a bonafido cut in prices
which will save bimn. Call and bo convinced.
J. HJNN.'
KM CAPITAL JOIRtJML
SATURDAY JAN. 2. 1892
FINEST UOXES
f choice Candies ever sold la Salem
on llio Coast. Buy a box for
5uv Year at
JONES & BERNARDI'S,
Bush'a Bank Block.
NED.
Prps
ot
GILBERT 4 PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Niflpourn - DnLl. A!L t !
Brushes, Windowelass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
NEW CUTTER AND FITTER.
Wo Lave how secured a first class
cutter and litter with fourteen year's
experience.
MATTHEWS DRESSMAKING
PARLORS,
331 Comnicicial St.
malu
State ISoiird
a State-
A found Prest
dent te board of
equa ruling about
ten c" deferring to
an it a, censuring
him at sessions
of th
"I
Aug.
mpeti
work about
piolimiunry
1 Aug. 31st,
Now Year's eve, nearly all night,
1 New Year's day and night, ana
day Saturday until near mid-
ght were required by a large forco
men to carpet, seat, upholster ana
it on tho finishing touches to get
ndy tho new Unitarian church
r ilpdlratlon Sunday moriilntr. It
as
AN IMMHNSE JOI1
iit it had to bo done. A JouiWAL
porter pushed asldo tho folding
miro this nllernoon ai inreo huh
l-alkad up the nicely carpeted Bteps.
n the malu room all tho Unity
'orke were busy arranging the
Holland, of Spr.mue. Miss Lacey jrnlture. The seats are opera chalis
is a Salem girl, having been em- tnlllar to thoso In the Marquam
ployed wl.u Mrs. E C. Baker, in jnujd, but wider and richer
dressmaking.
Dr. J.N. Smith's family rejolci
In
' omble season for such enterprises,
'all but a few did well, and the
unfortunate few did not loso money,
llio very excellent "Mouse Trap"
was baited with one of tho prettiest
programs of the year. The Alumni
concert gave recitals of a high order.
Tho Unity church "railroad eocinl"
w.w MiiU'tlv new : bill all three were
in the bad box, and were lucky lo
come oft without positive lops.
Salem Is a great town lor nomo
talent but there Is a limit.
Tlio V7oiM Enriched
xlic facilities of the present day fo;
hj production of eerytulng that will
.onducc to the material welfare and
comfortti maiiM.id .ire almost unlim-
ted, and -when Syrup of Figs was first
110TK1. AimiVAIA
"Wll.liAMIfl'in"
W A Van Scoy
Geo 0 Maukln, Boston.
B O Van Bokelen, Kent.
Mies Young, Eugene.
J P Auderson, Portland.
V E Maxwell, Birmingham.
"COOK."
T A Brue, Snohomish.
Mrs L Stiver, MIa Giuwle, A
Iluirlsiiii .KIliTcoii.
Tlilrtieii prople from Monmoutlt.
Gen Wat kins, Turner.
('heap land, 30 acres, 3 miles from
Turner, ail good bottom land In cul
tivation, good orchard, two springs,
good nine-room two-story house,
hard llnished, cood barn and other
outbuilding?, $2500. Tho Oregon
Land comany, Salem, Or. cod 8t
table
1UH
mm.
,1 -.,. i.wl mmr r. Wnw Ynr'rt ftlfCrintln tt. nrtlur lit MnnitOWaC, WIS
UI1U HIV (JIUU U'VI niw -,..,. 0--,.. -
The upholstery u in uiue veivci
dusli.
A GIFT.
The largo new Holy Bible on the
Hchly carved maliogouy pulpit
finish. The pulpit set camo from p"'"""' "
ho same factory, where tliey wcte meomyp.aum -u,,
I I -. A. V. A T . w.iaa n -i tllllinil ID ITI1IW
at wblccduro
cone at
was
our
own t meeting T
w i
Upon Commenced
nattier
Nov
ing inf
in tho
and us
president.
.Tau. 3.
Jan. 22.
LOCAL DATES.
Dedication Unity church.
County Farmer's Alliance.
bntiuued to
ted gather-
cry county
sent here
o oui pn-
gram n,iem would
not lm if i could
have at ns ImnoTsl-
bleowii(i buslnefcs
engaged, the work
done as tue people.
It is uotj
a guido
and legi
1 1118 o
but will be
bf assessor.1
Shelton'.
member).
public,
FoKsiBii Salemte Assulted.
Tlie Portland Telegram, Jan. 1st,
)t- II.!... It A -V -m r
io iui; -a, j. lunnigan, con
ductor on the lino that crosses the
iron biidge, was murderously as
saulted last night by a man named
" Andrew Walsh. Walsh came on
the car in a half-Intoxicated condi
iion and was very boisterous. Mul
Jigau spoke to him several times.
urn. ho aid not need it. When the
conductor uguin requested Walsh
to keep quiet, ho suddenly drew up
witli a heavy double-barreled shot
gun which he had in his hand, and
dealt Mulligan a heavy blow on the
side of tho head. The gun barrels
were broken short ofl', and along
and deep gash h.ihcted. Walsh
was arrested, and is now In jail.
At last accounts, Mulligan was
lying at his home in Albina very
jow. cjome doubts are entertained
ns to Mulligan's recovery." The
injured man was a former resident
of Salem, working on tho street car
lines.
SAY
A Yonn
will no (kactory to
nd to the
meut.
Tlie now year was nierril
ushered in by a chorus of steal
whistles, churcbfnctoiy and ensrlu
bells. Peonlo iroluir home froti
of a sweet girl baby,
Miss Nina McNary lias, resutneil
her position at J. H. Lunn's store,
TheAVm, Benson fruit stand oi
State street has made an asslguf .., t,, ,,,. , m.
tnilUU lSUllb lvn vuv. .uu.vu . .
Elliot's church at Portland. 'I ho
pulpit set is the finest in the city.
A rich velvet stand scarf em
broidered with, yellow roses Is the
fifr. nf Mm. Felster. l'lie lloor is
watch meetings, entertalnmenlJcarpeted with a dull red brussols
MATE.
lieou
he
Celc-
At 0:30 ht as Car
Driver E urned the
sharp cur nland, he
saw by th ir a dark
object lyh
track on t
to bo a
from the
It proved
MANpj7,
He got 1
him on til
him down
During thd
uuconsciou
nd carried
bringing
) station,
remained
a well
If
Puess and Pulpit. Thg Alka
Hesperian debating society this
I evening discusses tho relative in-
nuence oi press and pulpit. At tho
recent ecumenical council Rev.
Hugh Price Hughes, of London.
read a paper called, "The Religious
x-resa anu mo iteliglous Uses of tho
Secular Press." He made at first
the very flattering admission that
the daily press was the greatest
engine in tue world, and had become
so wtuout the aid and blessing of
mocuurcn. in truth, the., church
must now face tho fact that this
engine was in tho hands of men
who are not subject to the diction of
the church. The clergy will take a
nana in tlie discussion at the Iniur
ance hall this evening.
dressed youir 03, but
he was ueaiohill. In
a colder cliraave died
morning
ed to sit
plain
where he w;
he was sufll
up aud wa
drunk. It ire lesson
to all such
start home i
will not bo rt
he must not
he will note
full and
His name
time but
again or
LOCAL!
Problem fon
Now give
1AL.
1 in it?
nance to
accepted
4
Stamp Sales. bnokano ninra
plumo themselves on the fact of the
posiomce in that city sellinjr $525
worth of stamns thn ntim ,i
Salem postofflce sold $534 worth tlie
same nay and had not thought of
lueuuonmg ic. Balem can hold her
head up in other respects on any
day of the week with cities like
Spokane.
The Home Co. Tho efohtit .,
nual statement of the State Insur
ance uo. was, according tn tni.
"lished custom, promptly issued New
rears eve on handsome colored
rfate folder. It shows a surplus of
Sflt mortgage loans of
5188,750.21 and total assets of $300 -028.48.
Thte showing iu ' .u"'
ought to satisfy the most exacting
andl does 7 management great
honor.
propose whe
or not.
Judge and X
receipt of a
painting of
Helen Boise.
New Year's
homo was dar
Mrs. Waite, wl
an attack of pi
J. II. Lunn ii
of his rerunrka
tion toward his
Third quartet
gelical church,
Bowersox, P. E
Charles Hun
from Forest Gro1
asylum New Ye
The band con
niglit had a two
carried out their 1
Miss Mattie Mi
ing from a siege 0
Dear amounting t
1 llfrA nra n n....
M.w ""ile
use in uigniand a
here is little usl about
the "might have bfregard
to the big Salem nj tning
to do is to go aheadLiu iu
Jise aro in
bust oil
Miss
Waite's
ilnessof
ug from
iw oaoy
?g attrac-
it Evan-
J. B.
tie man
at the
Va l:i t.
so ana
he dot.
recover-
came
typhus.
sick
and parties enjoyed tho nols
symphony.
H. W. White, the Quartzvlllegol
huir. is in the citv lodav. He n
ports about a foot of snow at tl.
mines and lifteou feet 011 tho sud
mit,
Tho family of W. H. Renuio H
joice over the arrival of an ll-pnuu
sou this afternoon.
At the Democratic meeting
Mayor D'Arcy's Thursday eveulj
a club was started and a commltt
of live appointed to canvass t
matter of establishing a Democra
nuner at Salem. The club met
airiiiu Thursday next at tho sat
place.
Tho Albany Herald New Yea
number was about the most coil
plele thing in tlie valley iu its llu
It was a 16-page cream paper, cj
and nasttd. 100-illustration aliaf
and u credit to the publishers
every respect, containing unusual
well written matter.
Ed, Thornton resigned his poi
tiun as mauHger of tho Greil
Eastern Tea company's store today
and Is succeeded by Henry Jones
Portland, who brings his wife an
family and will make Salem hi
home.
An error in the type made this
paper state that the number of
pupils at tho deaf muto school was
only 25, whereas it is 35.
fcuvn ii lii? iier cent, by callinc at
E. T. Barnes' - Racket store aud
buying your notions and other
goods at racket prices.
Astoria gets John L. Sullivau &
Co. for a nights entertainment, to
conclude with a three round glove
contest between John L. aud Jack
Ashton.
Tho teacher's Institute at Corvallis
seems to have been a great success
such educators as Supt. McElroy,
Prnf. "Rlclfir. SuDt. BollillKOr of
the institute for the blind, taking
leading parts.
Mrs. B. E. Hyde, wUo baa con
ducted a cutting school In Portland
for over two vears. oneus a branch
In Salem next Monday at tho Row
land residence.
Watchmeeting at the Congrega
tional church New Year eve was
attended by three hundred Y. P. S.
C.E. members of all denominations.
It was the first of the Kind and
was a success.
The county commissioners' court
meets Wednesday at 1 p. m. with a
large grist of business before It.
Shoo Dealer Given has removed
his store noxt door to Lamport's
harness shop. Bee ad. tomorrow,
Deputy Clerk Waters and County
Treasurer Condit aro checking up
the warrants issued for 1891.
Sheriff Crolsau returned from his
California trip this morning.
The JotmNAL has just closed two
more large eastern advertising con
tracts with firms who consult their
own interests by taking space In its
columns at higher figures than they
have made any contracts ia Oregon
outside Portland.
Unequalled for style, workmanship and durability. Forfect fittlngj-Ui,o
110 other. When jou want n Corset that is a comfort aud nficasi-j'
uro to wear, call for tho R. & G. Wo aro tho solo agenta. .
CAPITOL ADVENTURE CO,
OPERA HOUSE) BLOCK,
M. C. & Co's. Kiri Gloves.
Rogers Bros, silver
ware Blue FrontJ
plated
io the only remedy which is truly
pleasing aud refreshing to the taste
aud prompt and effectual to cleanse
ilia sybtein gently in the Spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the better
it is known the more pomdar it be
comes. 1 '
Asylum AnniVAL.--0. T. Alli
son of Yamhill comity has gone
Insane. He was 28 years old, a
Canadian, and religious excitement
was the cause of his dementia.
SOMETHING NEW!
that admirably matches the llgnt
shed by tke colored glass windows,
DISTINGUISHED CJUESTS
will be present, and among minis
ters to be here are Dr. Elliot of the
Portland church, aud Dr. Copeland
of Tacoma church. The murio will
bo bv the male quartet, accom
panied by a new Clough & Wturou
$.801) reed organ.
D ED I cation. Dedication of
Uuity church will lie held tomorrow.
At 10:30 a. ru. It will be dedicated
"To the Worship of God." Service
by Rev. T. L. Eliot D. D. of Port
laud. Addresses by others. At 2.80
p. ra. dedication by Sunday school
followed by consecration of children
aud admission of now membeis.
Addresses by the ministers precent.
At 7 p. m. it will be dedicated "To
the Service of Man." An address
by Rev. W. E. Copeland of Tacoma.
Seats will be proyided for over
400. Good ushers will be in at
tendance and it is hoped that all
who attend will be prompt as owing
to the number of services they must
beglu on time. '
No
UcYittiurJ
No Ro bastinf
Ladles wly wo a system of dress
cutting thaois guess work, when
you have awvoportuuity of learn
mu a genuiuAUor system, taught
at tho Kelllg school of cutting,
corner Conr and Liberty streets,
Dr. Rowla Is residence. Each
scholar can ing iu a basquo and is
taught to cu without the alteration
of a seam b re paying for system.
Call aud 3 system aud testi
monials, ratterns cut to order
warranted. I B. E. Hyde,
I General agent.
j i
Look ob for the New York
Racket st in Cottlo block on
Commercil street, Red Front, by
Damon's cery. It will bo open
on MondJ Jan. 4. Goods sold for
cash onlwind at prices that will
surprise :ryoue. The prices will
be mark at the lowest point possi
ble after aviug bought the goods
for cash, 1 selling for cash. Don't
fail to ca nd look over the stock,
aud if y find anything thnt suits
vou. it vl be sold cheap. E. T.
Barnes.
CiiAKfr. There is charity and
"charitjl Persons who are in tho
habit of ing considerable in this
Hue m the least noise about it
and w as active this holiday
season evor beroro. There was
less reaJiBtress in Salem than has
Thuek P. D's. In gathering up"
tho fragmeulsof 1891 dissipation the
police raked in three plain drunks
New Year's day. All got five days
apiece, and may clean crosswalks
with a ball and chain attachment.
A New Fikm. F. T. Allen, a
long experienced horse shoer has
just arrived from the east, aud has
gono into partnership with Geo.
Spraguo in tho shop opposite State
Insurance building. The new firm
are prepared to do all kinds of iron
and wooa won?, cuuisuiuiuin bi
an teed. . 12-20 Ot
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS REC0RED
DECEMI1EK 31.
Geo W Johnson aud wife to H G
Meyer, n It 2, blk 24, Salem, and pt
It 1, blk 2-1, $1050.
A T Gilbert et ul to Mary J Cosper,
quit c d to same, $1.
JANUARY 2.
J M Drake and wf to Mary Ella
Drako swj It 5 aud wj n ej it 5, S1I-
vorton. 1200.
Same to same s wj it G and n ej
It G, Sllvertou, $1.
R S Rice aud wife to ES Budlong,
a of s wj sec 29, 9 s, 3 e, $47.50.
Hans P Oleson to Win H Scol
lard aud wf. It 8, blk 3, Packing Co
ad, Woodburn, $200.
Oregon .Laud Co to F M Mills,
Des Moines, la., it 0, blk 33, high
land, $500.
.T T Hensell and wife to A H
Edlln, Cowlitz Co.. Wu., It 7. blk 1,
Prospect Park ad, Salem, $150.
R M Glover, single, to Martha J
Fisher, wi It 0, blk 40. Salem, SI.
'
How is This?
We ofler One Hundred Dollars re
ward for any case of catarrh that
cannot be cured by taking Hall's
Catarrh Cure.
K. J. Cheney a Co., Viops, Toledo, Ohio.
Wo.theunilerslBiied.have known K. J.
Cheney for the last J5 ycurs, ami uellove
him perfectly honorable In nil business
transactions, and Uuanclally able to carry
nut nnv nlilli-nt Inns made bv their Qrm.
wesi lruux, w uuitwim uingeitui
Toledo, Ohio.
Waldlns Rinnan A Marvin, Wholcsalo
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio,
Hall's Catarrh Curo is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 76o, per bottle. Sold by all
druggists.
Twenty-one acres of good land
three miles from Salem, 18 acres
cleared, house, and five acres set to
fruit. Price $1500, a bargain. En
quire nt the Globe Real Estate office,
Bush & Breymnn block upstuirs.
12-29-3t.
Ladles lino shoes that will please
the most exacting, just urrlyed at
It. J. Fleming's S. S. 8. S., 118 State
street. Eastern prices prevail.
"women.'
Tho common AflUctlotis of women nro stek
head aches Indigestion and nervous trouble.
They nrio largely from stomach disorders
As Jo)'a Vogetablo HsrsapnrlrU Is tho onh
bowel regulating preparation, jou can see
why It Is more c!lectle than any otherSarsa
parllhi In thoo troubles. It Is dally relieving
hundreds. The action Is mild, direct and
effective. We hao scores of letters from
grateful women.
We refer to a few:
Nervous dcblltt) , Mrs. J. rtarron, U2 Tth St.,
y. K.
Ocncrat debility, Mrs. llelden, 510 Mason fit,
8 1".
Men 011s debility. Miss n. Roscuuluni. Z
Will Ft., U. I".
Stomach troubles. Mrs. It. L. Whcaton, 701
Post St., S. r.
SicU headaches, Mrs. M. 11. 1'rlce, 10 Primped
Place, a. r.
Sick headaches, Mrs. M. rolcr,S27 Kills 8t,
h. r.
Indigestion, Mrs. C. D. Stuart, 1221 Mission
St., H. r.
Constipation, Mrs. 0. Mcl in, 120 Kearny Bt,
1. I'.
AT THE-
Pioneer Crooery Store.
(Established In 1857.)
Having dono a largo credit business, for tho last 34J years, and, as
times have changed, making It necessary to sell groceries at a very low
margin, I propose to adopt a now plan, commencing on January 1, 18U-,
aud sell for
Sf - to
Vegetable
Sareaparilla
M t moder 1. most elVoctlc, largest bottlo
3-n " ! Ic M M r C for J5 00.
For sale by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com.
Btreet.
AT BEDROCK PRICES.
NO MORE CREDIT,
A general slaughter on crockery, imported china wnro, glassware,
lamps, etc. As I havo an Immense stock of this lino to arrive in March
and April, I am compelled to make room by closing out the present stock.
Now Is the time for the ladles to ropleulsh their houses iu this lino, whllo
tliev cau get bargains. , , . ,, , .
All knowing themselves ludebtcd to me tire requested lo call and set
tlo on the first of tho year.
JOHN G. WRIGHT,
227 and 229 Commercial St.
BMfflS
ffi
MO
ever bej known before, and the
good cjmaxlm of not letting your
rieht lid know what your left
hand i iving, and neither adver
tislng ir own liberality nor aiv
othor'i Iverslty has as many disci
pies ir lem as elsewhere.
Ch
tho
"The Best "
. Brown a Co,
the premises
The Journal
year with largely
and subscriptions.
cuicuing on to tne wper
ino marriage is
Sprague, Wash.. Jan
I Ray Lacey, of Sale1
new
sales
lie are
ed at
fMiss
fco. '.
jjH J inrrr
1 1 -mQ A DPilUO
uniiuAvo
Ml Wo will otter
New Throughout. The Cot
tage boarding house has undergone
n complete renovation tho past two
weeks, wherein furniture, carpels,
aud tableware have become entirely
new. Sunday the tables will be
spread and Mrs. Stalger will preside
as of yore, to the dellgnt oi many
palates which have recollections of
her art as a cook.
m
Toilet soaps in endless variety at
Blue Front.
e ok Fikh. Beginning
year, tho confectionery
staudjljolulng the post office will
bo cojucted by Williams & Beu-
L. Bennett having pur-
a half interest of Dan'l
s. Both these gontleman
soldiers, they keep a fine
md propose to call it the
R."
-
MCbl, I
chase
Willi
aro
stooU
'G.I
T
spe
Cot
en
as
cloi
Motor Whisi. This club
ew Year's eve nt H. W.
residence and wero nicely
lilned by Mr. and Mrs. Cottle
heir annual custom at tho
of the year. Twenty-one
mejers wero present.
for the Now VpnA t.0,i
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES and Brc
lance of our PLUSH GOODS
Silk Handkerchiefs at
IBOTTOM fclCES.
T.
Attempt. An effort was
miotic night tho past week to
buhrize Tiieo. Nolf 'a gonerel mer-
cltllse store at tho fair grounds.
Tpurglar cut the puty"about one
111 started to bore the door, and
tllwas frightened by tho clerk
song alter mm wuu a gun nut
urtunately colliding with a chair.
movkd, MIi Ballou's kinder-
rfm nas been removeu irom tne
datlan church parlors to Unlta-
hall, where school will open
day morning. New pupils are
ested to bring chairs. O. Bal-
Bluk Day at the Bluk Front.
Their celebruted Chase & Sanborn
coffee all sold ! But it is expected
dally, from Boston, Mass.
Stvle. Ifyou like oysters in any
Btyle known to the art of cookery
go to Hellen brand's.
F. S. Dearborn, 203 Commercial
street, has a full lino of blank books,
diaries for ofilco aud pocket, calen
dar stands, art calendars and the
largest and most complete stock of
office stationery in the city, at bed
rock prices.
A Practical Gift. Mothers
rnuko your daughters Independent
by giving thorn as a Christmas pres
ent the price of the course of Instruc
tion in thoKellogg Tailor System
of cutting, draping and cutting.
School opens Dec. 24th. B. E.Hyde,
147 Morrison Btreet, Portland, gen
eral agent, i 1 -2 1-1 m
MAItlllKW,
SCHNACKENBERG - SIM MS.
At residence of 11. Stolle, Dee. 30,
1801, Matte M. Schnackeuberg to
Geo. C. Slmins, Rev. J. Muell
baupt officiating,
KELI0IUDS SI KViCES.
German Baptist. Services in
First Baptist church at 3 p. m.
John Fcchter, pastor.
Christian Science. Services in
Bank block at 11 a. m. aud 7 n. m.
Sibbath school at 12 ru. Biblo
study Wednesday evening.
South Salem M. E. church.
Preaching every Sunday at 10:30 n.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at
at 3 p. m. J. H. Roork, pastor.
German Lutheran. Services
1st and 3d Sunday of month at
Central Presbyterian church. Slngj-
1IIU BUIUIUl -LIIUIBIUIJH Ub I ;OU. VI. J'
Meyer, pastor.
German Reformed. Capital
and Marlon. Sunday sorvlco 11 a.
m. Sunday school 10 a. m. Prayer
meeting Wednesday 7:30 p. m. Rev.
J. Muellhaupt, pastor.
Christian. High aud Center.
Sunday school 10 a. m. Preaching
11a. in. Young people's society 0:80
p. in. Preaching 7:30 p. ra. Rev.
W. R. Villlams, pastor.
Evangelical. Liberty and Cen
ter. Sunday services 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. ra. Sunday school 12 m. Y.
P. S. C. E. 0:30 p. in. Prayer meet
lug Thursday 7:30 p. m. E. S.
Bollinger, puetor.
Congregational. Corner Cen
ter and High. Services Sunday at
10:80 aud 7 p. m. Sunday school 12
m. Y. P. S. C. E. at 0:15. Prayer
meeting Thursday 7:30 p.m. Rev.
O. L. Corwln, pastor.
First Baptist. Liberty and
Marion. Services 10:30 a. m., 7:00
p. m. Sunday school 12 ra. Young
people's meeting ut 0:00 p. m.
Prayer meeting 7:30 Thursday.
Robt. Whitaker, pastor.
Friends. At Highland Park on
car line. Services Sunday 10:30 a.
m. and 7:30 p. m. Sunday school
12 m. Christian ISndeavor 0 p. m.
Prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m.
Rov. F. M. George, paster.
St. Joseph's Catholic Church.
Chemeketu and Cottage. Sunday
services: Low mass 7:30 a. m.
High mass 10:30. Sunday school 8
p. m. Vespers 7:00 p. m. Week
days, low mass, 7 u. in. Rov. J. S.
White, pastor.
St. Paul Episcoal Church.
Corner of Church and Chemekctu
streets, services in the morning nt
10:30 u. m.; iu the evening at 7 p.
in. Sunday school at 11:45 a. m.
Servicoon Monday morning at 10:30
a.m.; on Thursday evening ut 11:80
p. m. W. Lund, Rector.
Unitarian Society. New
church northwest corner Chemeketn
and Cottnge. Services at Unitarian
Hall, corner Court and Liberty.
Services Sunday at 10.30 a. in. and
7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 12 m.
Ladles' society, Friday 2 p. m.
Social science class ut 0:30 p. m. II.
II. Brown, minister.
Presijyterian. Church St. bet.
Chemeketuund Center. Preaching
mernlni: nud evening. Sabbath
school at 12. Y. P. S. U. E. at 0:30
p. m. Prayer meeting Tiiuredoy at
7:30 p. in. Key. F. II. Gwyuuo, D.
D., pastor.
Methodist Episcopal. Sunday
services at 10:30 and 7 p. m. Sab
bath school at 12. Epworth Leaguo
atO. Prayer meeting Thursday at
7:30 p. in, Rov, C. It. Kollormun,
pastor.
African Methodist, Services
Sunday, at 3 p. m. iu German M, E.
church, corner Union aud Church
streetB. Itev, G. W. White, pastor.
Banjos, rains,
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Mando
iitars,
PIANOS AND ORGANS
ATT
EASTON
310 Commercial Street.
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN.
South ofWlllametto Hotel,
6AbBM - - - OREGON
(1(1 to
L B. HUFFMAN,
Stable and Feed
Yard,
Tho Best Box Stalls and Corral In tho I'lty.
Quiet, family horsea a specially.
(In rear Willamette hotel.)
SAJLKM, - - - OREGON
Radabaugh S Epy,
State Street Livery.
Bent Riga nnd Htoclc. Hoarding nnd Kccd
Stable. 41 Stato street.
(Founded in 1808.)
IRON BUILDING,
SADISM, - - - OREGON
Ituslnoss in all dc-
connectlnns with
Tranpact Ranking
panmcnia.
Hiis moneutary
tank In Oregon, WnBlilngtou, laauo ana
MoiiUmu, nnd corn-Hpandent In nil tho
principal towns of those statos. Collec
tions mado throughout the Pnclflo and
KaHtern HtnteH und UrtlUh America.
DniflH of Kastorn liimkH talton ut par.
Kvcry Jaolllty ullorded cuntoiiiern. conHlkt
cnt with coiiKcrvmive ImnkliiR. We have
a larito lire proor vault, with umplo room
for the kroplLK ol Bafuty boxen, nnd tho
inoMt iiocure burglar Proof vault In tho
North West. 1'J 18 lm dw
W. M. DeHAVEN,
Uoarding - and - Salo - Sialic.
One door went of Lunn's Dry Doods store
owHtate atrcot. Quiet fumlly teams. Hpeo
lalntteutlon paid to trunalent atock. 6:ltt
irsl Nnfinnn.l Hank
'
TRUCK AND EXPRESS.
VIOKGAlT & MEADE,
Truck & Dray Lino.
Uood teams! andllprouipl work 18 our
stronghold.
J. F. WHITB,
EXPRESS AND TIIUUK LINE.
Hauling ufuli kinds. Heatworlc.
Wuuou nt every train.
SU.TT0N&S0N,
ExpreHH uiiil Itnggugc.
delivery to all
Lure. WJttvoorueram Jfc. nuvun,
Tin lifiiill.nr iinn ittllp.it
Pt- f the rliy with promptm una
HOLVKSON.
he Massuchuett8 insurance law
io best, because it has no coudi-
lis. Jivery policy lfaoued hy tue
Ksachum.'lla Mutual Lifu Inur-
i;e Co. has cah and paid up value
uranieeu. lxm't insure in any
t a Massachusetts company. J.
Mitchell, agent, 11 2Mf
CAPRICE'S
DalttBaking
UPewder:
Hustlo Itocklnu cliulm, Bcllcra, genu of.
lice or reading chairs, lump atuiida, center
tables, llower sUiiids. baby rocking und
high chulrn. etc, for sale
Or Excluuigo for Second
Hand tiootlH.
Cull and laipect Hustle work nt old Court
Uouae'lU. All klnds,offurulture repaired.
II. T. MARTIN, Tropr.
Vwl in Millions of Homes 40 Yar tli Stanford
) -
jm w nEsKm , 1(in T!rKsHIXatsallBHHBBVV'vq!'VVHBPHHIv " UmimZ & v (Jm. '' . 'IAai.
To ArchllcclH.
Will le paid U)tIioarchltcctwli(o
) man lorremu'iiiUK ""i","
dyocoukl 0 delfcls, shall Vl?:,,1br
the undersigned Hoard of Cnplto llul ding
cofninUsloners An Itemlwa wt u U ol
tbec4jtol the proposed ulUratliiu must
nuiufny ilia plan The right U rejeet
Snyorul plans a reserved, heulo Pus
wlh be rliilved up to 10 o'clock a. m.'l ue
H.Uor. "frvKllNOVtol,
WHUAItrWOHAN,, ,
WK. A. MUHLV. Hoard of CoiniiiUslonera.
Clerk ol board, ,m.ui
SALEM, OREGON.
GENERAL BANKING
NAl'OUX)N UAVI8
Dit.J. linYNOljlW
JOHN WOIH
(li:0. WI1.LIAMH..
Wm. KNdhANU
ilUUH MUNAHY
VfdnM.day.
Vriiluv.
---"' . .........&. .T-l.,
OlUce blute street and ut Wharf.
Thursduy, "
HulHrHAV.
.-..;-.-"r-'.
J. H. HAAS,
TILE WATOIXMAKER,
2I5K Commirtlil St., Salem, Ortgoa,
(Nest door to Klein's.)
Hpeclaitr ot RpecUiole, and reptdriOf
Clock, Watches uad Jewelry,
President.
-Vice 1'resldent.
............Casblor.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact n genornl banking luminous
in nil iu brunchex.
liilrtan
..Vice I'roaldent
t:imiiir
UIItKCTOHS: (leo. WIlllnms.Wtn.Kn
laud, Dr. J. A. Hlehardsoii, J. VV. HobNOii,
J. A. linker.
Unnk In now Kxchango block on Com
mercial Htrett. S:lJ-tf
Those Afflicted
With llio habit oi using to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM Oil TOBACCO
Cau obtain u
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AirritK
KEELIW INSTITUTE,
Koiost drove, Or., Call write. Btriolly
confidential.
.Steamer Elwooii,
Ionvnif 1ltne ut Holso's wharf, Hulilil,
and JCtlloKKikHik, Taylor Mlrvel lort!undi
8AI.KU. 1'OUTZiAND.
Slonday. Ua. in. Tuesday. 0 a. m.
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