EvSyrf-w.-Mn w
Ni Hj.-U We begin invoicing
. lOlll ou.r steck:
And up to
5MEMBER WE OFFER BARGAINS
IN EVERY DEPARTMENT.
ffii CAPITAL JOUUUL
THEB8DAY JAN. 7, 1802
fBEUT k PATTBRSON,
s in Groceries, Crockery,
Jjlapware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
IBrushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
ppnts for Epicure Tea and Big
GanlBaking Powder.
ffiKgy do not Import green cheeze
from the moon, but
JONE3 & BERNARDI
Make the best French candies and
'confectionary known to the trade.
Trflr.
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LOCAL DATES.
JaB? 22. County Farmer's Alliance.
Eitreoiatbd. "Your New
fear's number was very creditable
jrikI had a number of articles that
11 be of service in the East. It Is
alt"oKether of incalculable benefit to
Salem and vicinity. I never real-
Tz?d bo keenly as since I left the
fvspaper business, the immense
ue of thoso carefully compiled
muioth editions to their respec
tive cities. I never knew befrfre,
wBilo laboring with tiring earnest
nSs to get everything accurate and
complete, -with what interest and
fivldity every line is read, in order
poTget an idea of what has been done
Che past year and what the pros
Ipects are for the future. Indeed,
ftfae people of any town rarely
realize the great good its live uews-
I papers are doing for them." The
above are the cheering words added
Jir?a letter from a Portland business
man and advertiser.
eDemand for Poulthy. Poultry
Jin great demand just now in all
grades of society, and especially in
high grades of poultry. This was
demonstrated one night last week
grhen some well informed poultry
fancier entered the hen houee of
School Director Fabritus R. Smith
and bagged about thirty of his pure
Bred Plymouth Rocks. They carried
off some of his best bred young bene
that were just coming into bearing
and as eggs are eggs at 35 cents a
dozen, it is not exactly all fun. H.
E. Schmidt of Turner also had
carried off two pet Mongolian
pheasants. Crime is on tho increase.
The school board are wrestling with
the problem of how to restore the
d rector's lost poultry without en
croaching upon the school fund.
'hey thiuk the new school houses
down there will stop such crimes.
Enforce the Law. Here is a
chance for Governor Pennoyer to
bring his great anti-monop flit
down hard on the Union Pacific.
The following letter has been ad
dressed to the governor by the
Oregon railway commissien: "It
becomes our duty to inform you
i that the Union Pacific company,
: lessee of tho Oregon Short Line and
Utah Northern Railway Co., has
failed to file its annual report with
this board, as required by law, for
the year ending June 80, 1891, and
beg to say to you that the report is
of great importance to a proper ad
ministration of the affairs of the
road."
The Nimrods. At its annual
meeting the Salem Rod and Gun
club elected officers for the ensuing
year as follews: C. D. Gabrielson,
president; F. A. Turner, vice presi
dent; W. W, Brooks, secretary; H.
P. McNary, treasury. A diamond
medal Is to be shot for during 1802.
So far the Albany club has not seen
its way to accept the challenge issued
to them by the Salem club.
Ladles, at the Kellog school of
cutting you will learn more in a
week than in three months In a
Bhop. School at 125 Court street.
1892 January 1892
WOOLEN HOSIERY & UNDERWEAR
Wo open our usual winter salts by offering all Woo1 en Hosiery ana" Underwear
at the usual low, special silo pric s.
T. HOLVERSON, 301 Commercial Street..,
that time wo will sell all li es
LAUGHTER PRICES.
Including especially carpets and mattings.
J.
ANNUAL RKP0RTS.
Financial Showing of Different De
partments of City (loyernment
Worth Preserving.
Thennnual reports of the several
city oillcliils submitted to the first
meeting of tho council were in sub
stance as follews:
recorder's report.
Total received $13,140 14
Rec'd of marshal, fees, etc.. 3,970 67
" " treasurer, taxes.- 13,907 60
Total $31,084 31
Total warrants issued 33,074 91
EXPENSES.
Fire department ?
Uridges
Lights and water
Police
Salary recorder
" street com'r
Fees marshal
" and salary city.att'y
Per diem surveyor
Sewers
Iut bridge and sewer bonds
5,221 00
4,780 00
5,800 00
3,093 00
1,000 00
720 00
1,802 75
1,240 Ou
1,070 30
5,034 14
3,450 00
TREASURER'S REPORT.
Bui. on hand $ 2,529 02
Reo'd from Recorder 1777 20
" " Marshal 008 89
Total $ 4,975 71
Pd (iu vouchers $ 3,104 02
" Int- &ever bonds 476 1X1
bridge " 600 00
Cash on bund.
890 09
Total ? 4,975 71
SEWER FUND.
Bal. on haud $ 190 95
Rec'd. from Recorder 1,202 24
" " Marshal 249 04
Total $ 1,702 23
Pd. on warrants 1,422 50
Hal. on hand 274 37
CITY MARSHAL'S REPORT.
Delinquent tax roll $ 3,474 77
Collected of same 2,777 07
Tax sworn oft
80 US2
20 45
280 02
116 55
192 50
" uncollectable .
" assessed wrong,
" In haud of Com
Cash on hand
SEWER ASSESSMENTS.
Total for collection $ 1,162 41
Collected.
i)(53 75
673 12
23 64
Uncollected
Ou hand
CITY POUND.
Amount received In excess
of expenses of same
10 75
STREET COM'RS REPORT,
Re'd road tax for year, ? 731 25
Re'd from other sources, 89 25
Total
820 60
207 00
600 13
7 50
2 25
2 38
1,370 00
lu7 00
1,289 00
894 00
160 00
120 00
150 00
150 00
473 00
Pd. for teaming,
Pd. for men,
Pd. for nails,
Pd. fordraying,
Ain't overpaid,
Road tax due about ?
BRIDGES BUILT.
Capital St. ?
Church St
Twelfth St
Fourteenth St.
Two bridges over race.-
Repalr foot bridge,
Other repairs,
Completing High Street
bridge
Total $ 5,210 00
Tho street commissioner's report
shows that during the year there has
been built 10,500 feet of new plank
sidewalk, 00 new crosswalks, and
several thousand feet of cement
walk. Mr. Crossau says:
"I have urged the people where
they have to build new sidewalks to
do so with cement as in the end I
think it cheaper and from a sanitary
point of view much preferrable.
The Biggest Tax. The county
court will this week make the coun
ty tax levy, and petitions are being
got up in all parts of the county to
have a 3-raill tax levied to build
good gravel roads under contract.
This Is a small tax compared to wear
and tear on horses, harness and vehi
cles and waste of time to farmers by
the present almost Impassable roads.
There is no greater civillzer than
good roads. There is no greater tux
than bad roads.
New Market. Thos. Bluudell
was taken down with the grippe
the same day that he opened his
new fish and poultry market at
Insurance block. He is nut again
and received a fine lot of fish today.
Give him a call.
Just arrived a large invoice of
the celebrated Chase & Sanborn
coflee from Boston, and the Blue
Front is again all smiles.
OR
mmii&m&mMmmmimmif
of goods at
H. L
LOCAL AND l'EHSO.NAL.
Tho Salem police cost for the year
$5495.
Salem pays $45G0 a year for elec
tric lights.
Why not use the mayor's message
as eastern advertising matter?
Inventory of the Wru. Benson
assignment shows stock footing up
$697.65.
Two drunken, disorderly Individu
als appeared before his honor Recor
der Goodell, one paying a fine and
the other serving five days.
Judge James Walton, county
topographer, Is about again after a
few weeks of the grip.
Valley and Protection lodges A.O.
U. W. held a very nice union In.
stallation service at Protection hall
Wednesday evening.
W. M. Boshou, who had been
cook at the asylum for about sixteen
years, has resumed his old place in
the big kitchen.
E. L. Thompson, special agent
and adjuster of the Northwest Fire
and Mai ine Insurance company of
Portland is In the city on business.
Salem postofllce bus a lequibition
In for 100,000 of the new postal
cards,but they hac not yet arrived.
J. W, Hobart of Garfield precinct
will probably be among the candi
dates for county assessor.
A test of the water works at tho
asylum farm showed a stream could
be thrown over the cottages.
The new bell of Willamette uni
versity is nearly in position.
The will of Wm. Cornell has been
filed and proven.
A. C. Connelly of Frontdale has
been to brought the asylum.
Tho Tillamook Lumbering Co.
and the Northern National Build
ing and Loan Association of Port
land, have filed articles of Incorpor
ation. Hon. Geo. W. MoBride. secretary
of Btate, Is home from a trip for his
health in California. He Is consid
erably recuperated, and back In time
for the annual tax levy.
Hon. T. T. Geer is in the city and
and declined to have anything to
say on the congressional situation.
He said he was satisfied to serve the
people In the legislature if he should
be wanted.
The fact that tho floods of 1890
caused Immense expense for numer
ous new bridges shows why Salem
has run a few thousand dollars in
debt.
Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Ellis have lost
their four-weekB old baby. Tho
funeral was held at 0 a. m., and the
remains were taken to Dallas.
Miss Tennie C. Mlnthorn, daugh
ter of Dr. Mlnthorn, of the Oregon
Land Co., Is quite sick since two
weeks with a kind of nervous fever.
There is to be a meeting of Demo
crats this evening at 7:30 at Dia
mond's music ball to organize the
Democratic club and elect delegates
to the state convention at Portland
Friday and Saturday.
L. V. Ehlen, a substantial Butte
vllle farmer, is In Salem with some
friends who are pressing his candi
dacy for the nomination of county
clerk with considerable force. He
will come into the convention,
with several precincts to back him,
is a well educated man, has lived In
tho county since 1803, and as a
staunch Republican would add
strength to the ticket.
In his monthly report Dr. Row
land, superintendent of tho asylum,
says: "We butchered of our own
stock for the asylum for the month,
000 pounds of beef, 3502 pounds of
pork, and 822 pounds of veal. Our
own men and teams have hauled
from the state brickyard at the
prison, 50,000 brick for building
purposes at the asylum in enlarging
the chapel, kitchen, etc, as planned
and In process of construction. The
l.iylng of water pipes at the Cottage
farm Is approaching completion and
their practical efficiency Is to be
tested la a few days."
Style. If you like oysters in any
style known to the art of cookery
go to Hellen brand's.
'
UNN
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COuNTV COMMISSIONERS COURT,
Official Record of Proceeding hail
nt the January
Terra 1892.
FIR8T DAY JAN. 8.
The court mot at 1 p. m., County
Judge Davidson and Commlsstouera
Watson and Grim present.
In matter of application of R.
Thompsen: for HcouBO to sell spirit
uous liquor in Turner precinct for
period of six monthB.hearlng on peti
tion continued to Thursday at 1
o'clock.
Iu matter of location of 20 feet off"
the west side of tho county road
from Marlon to Jefferson from the
souHi cud of First street in Marlon
to tho point where said road crosses
tho O. &C. R. R. in an easterly
directlon.orderedthatCharlesMlller,
Bennett Pearson and R. T. Ray bo
appointed viewers aud W, J. Culver
surveyor to meot at place of be
ginning, Tuesday, Jan. 10, 1892. !
Iu the matter of establishment of
election precincts of East Silverton
and West Sllverton comes K. L.HIl
bard and presents petition which was
laid on tho table for further action.
In matter of establishment of
Macleay precinct, petition presented
by W. L. Taylor and laid ou table
for further action. Adjourned to
Thursday at 9 a. m.
SECOND DAY FORENOON.
In matter of vacation of 20 feet oft"
west side Marlon and Jefrereon roiul,
etc., ordered by tho court that the
order for the appointment of viewers
and surveyor heretofore made be re
voked, and that the matter be con
tinued to February term.
Iu matter of petition of James
Batchelor, J. P. of East Salem pre
cinct, for suitable cabinet for the
preservation of files of justice court,
ordered that the petition be allowed
and that he be authorized to pur
chase a suitable cabiuet at a cost n.t
to exceed $18.00.
Iu matter of a change of the
boundaries of road district No. 73;
change allowed.
In matter of a change In the
boundaries of road district No. 05;
change allowed.
In matter of a change In the
boundaries of road district No. 64;
change allowed.
Report of viewers upon the
Golden road, read first time.
Report of viewers upon the re
suryey of portion of Salem and
Macleay road, read first time.
In the matter of allowance for
tho malutaluauco of the Flelsch
mau family; ordered by the court
that Mrs. Johns be allowed $10.00
for reut and malutaluauco of tho
same.
The
I p. m.
court adjourned to meet at
Boating. The river has fallen
sufficiently to allow tho use of the
locks. The Elwood leaves for Port
land on Friday morning at 0 a. m.,
and will hereafter make her regular
trips tri-weekly between Salem aud
Portland.
Salem Fanciers. The Old
Folks club met at the home of R.
B. Fleming a few evenings since,
and enjoyed a very pleasant pastime
in their efforts td "drive" dull care
away. Tho poultry business Is
really looking up In Salem, at least
such was tho case with the prize
fowl of the evening. It was a fine
bird, of the Webb strain, and car
ried oft the honors on 37 "points."
That Albany Challenge.
Our attention has been called to
the following item appearing in the
Albany Democrat of Jan. 0, says:
"The Albany club will be glad to
shoot at any time under reasonable
conditions. A match can easily bo
made with ten men ou a side."
Wo now understand what our
Albany shooters waut Instead of a
team shoot between the two clubs of
a reasonable number of men, they
want a "tournament" between the
two clubs. If the Albany club has
ten shooters they must have three.
Their first move should be to either
accept or reject our challenge, then
other arrangements could be talked
of. Your proposition to shoot for
$5.00 a man Is unreasonable be
cause It would cost each Salem
man $8 to make the trip. We
would havo to stay over night, you
could come hero and return the
same day. One club against the
other, nobody barred out.
Salem Rod and Gun Clud.
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MARKETS BY TELEORAPH.
PORTLAND.
Wbeatr-Valley, l.e2.65 per cental.
Flour standard, 15.00.
Walla Walla JI.80;
Oat Now White 40 to 45o per buobcL
Mlllsluirg Bran $120; shorts, 121 to 22
ground barley, 123 to 26; cnop feed, f 18
to 919, middlings, 23, per ton,
Hay 11113 per ton.
Mutter Oregon fancy dairy, 85c; fancy
creamery 87; eood to fair, J74:
California cboloe 27 to 31c.
Egg Oregon 80 o per doz.
Vouitry-Oblckeni, tSMQtS.
Fotatoee WatbOclper cental.
Cbeeae Oregon, lito 16c; California 13c.
Bogara Golden O, 4c, extra V, 4& dry
granulated, b cube, crushed and Pow
dered, (o per pound.
Beans Small wblte, 2c, pink i
bayou, 8c; batter, 8c; lima, 8Jc.
Dried KrulU Queted: Italian prunes
Sq Petite and German, 7o per pound)
raisins, f I 60 per box; plutnmer dried
peara, 8 to 9c; sun dried and factory
plums, 9c; evaporated peaches, 9 to lie;
Hmyria flgi 20c; California flg 7 cenu per
pound.
Hldaa-Dry hide, h to 9q Jo less foi
culls, green over M pound, 7c, under 65
pounds, 8c; sheep pelts, 80c!1.23.
8MOKKD MEATS AUD LAHU.
Eat Urn nam, U to I3c; breakfast ba
con, U to 16c; tides, lltfr, Urd, 1 to 18c
per pound.
Has Pkascuco, Jan. 0 Wheat; buyer:
IUT.
ClflCaOO, Jan fl. Wheal, cash Jf,
Jerked venleon, DavU?o& While.
if -""''"-'"" 'i irriiifiiiiTiyiiriTTfiiiiiiniiTH
RUSSKMi INAWU'RATED.
Boston, Jan. 7. Wm. F. Russell
was today inaugurated as governor
of Massachusetts aud his address
read to the legislature.
DID ALL HE COULD.
London, Jan. 7. Tho agent of
tho Associated Press in this city has
received dispatches from Captain
Nlckells, commander of the Red
Star lino steamship Noordland, pro
testing ngtlnst tho charge that tho
Noordlaud made no attempt to
rescue the Burvlvors of tho British
bark Child wall, which was sunk in
In a colllslou with that steamer in
tho North sea. The Noordland,
Captain Nlckells says, had 500 per
sons on board. Her bows had been
stovo in by the collision and she was
leaking. Believing tho safety of his
own passengers and crew en
dangered, ho put his vessel about
and returned to Antwerp Sunday
night. Captain Nlckells' is corrobo
rated by Pilot Laming, who was
also on board the Childwall. The
pilot says theNoorlaud stood by for
an hour. Two boats lowered from
the steamer failed to reach the Child
wnll because of tho heavy sea run
ning. Twelve of those who lost
their lives were below when the ac"
cldent occurred, and the vessel satik
so rapidly they did not have time to
reach tho deck. Nine person, In
cluding the pilot, took refuge in the
mizzen rigging, from which they
were subsequently rescued by the
steamer Ipswich, belonging to the
Great Eastern Company, Threo of
the crow took refuge on the end of
the bowsprit, but as the water rose
they were washed oft and drowned.
Found. At last a place has been
found where fresh Oregon eggs can
bo obtained, as each aud every egg
Is tested, stamped and guaranteed,
at the fish, game aud poultry depot
of Davison & White, 04 Court street.
;
Week op Pkayer. Special meet
ing at tho M. E. church to continue
all the week. All aro Invited.
Fuget sound smelt, Davison &
White.
Ladles fine shoes that will pleaso
tho most exacting, just arrlyed at
It. J. Fleming's B. S. 8. 8 118 State
street. Eastern prices prevail.
Express wagons for tho boys at
"cut rate" prices. Wm. Sargent's.
Mrs. B. E. Hyde, who has con
ducted a cutting school in Portland
for oyer two years, opens a branch
In Salem next Monday at the Row
laud residence.
Mouldings at "closing out" prices
at Wm. Sargent's.
State street shoe store sells Bhoes
surprisingly swift. Their eastern
prices are convincing. 118 State
street.
As a homo remedy for throat and
lung diseases, Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
is luvaluablo. Druggists now have
Ayer's Almanac.
Columbia river smelt, Davison &
White.
Ladles, there Is no reiittlug with
tho Kellog French tailor system of
cutting, Itomomber you pay noth
ing for the system until you cut
your dress without refitting. Pat
terns cut to order. Call and exam
ine system. School of cutting 125
Court street.
All kinds of fish, Davison &
White.
Pictures and picture frames at cost
at Wm. Sargent's
Attention A. 0. U. W !
There will be joint installation of
the officers of Protection and Valley
lodges, at the hall of Protection
lodge. O. A. Waller, D. D. Is tho
installing officer. There will also
bo degree work In both degrees.
Turn out brothers, and let us have
a rousing meeting.
J. A. Sellwood,
Recorder,
Insure in tho Massachusetts Mu
tual Life Insurance
L. Mitchell, agent.
Company. J,
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IIOTEI-i AKKlVAliS.
"WILLASIinTK"
D LIpmau, 'Frisco,
W B Jenkins, St. Louis,
Sam Wutern, Miss Croslt, Miss
Vincent, E L Thompson, Portland.
Mrs It Willard, RWillard, Seattle
H E Glesy, Aurora.
LVEhler, Buttevllle.
J H Lamb, city.
E M Curtis, L Bllyen, C M Davis,
Eugene.
F Deyr, Roseburg,
B H Kent, Q A Hobler.
"COOK,"
R N Parks, Eugene.
Miss Ada Thomas, Turner.
G W Taylor, Sclo.
N G Burton, J Schiller, F S Lull,
Portland.
Chaa Atwood, Marlon.
W O Moore, Frank Moore, Cen
tralla. II J Bigger, Dayton, Ohio.
Mrs T Beach, RIckrcall,
"The Best.'L
Wra. lJrown a Co,
PRICE'S
leant Baking
Uwd in Millions of Home 40 Years tli$ $taiid&rd.
1867 THK 0LtiT LARGEST AND" BEST NUttStiltY ON THE PAClFlO COABT, 3Q2
THE OREGON NURSERY
FOR SAIJEX
A BARGAIN FOR SOME ONE.
HMHMHHHHHsl
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ESTIMATE OF WHAT THE STOOK WILL BE WORTH BY FALL, 1892. '
i
200,000 Prune trees on Peach roots at 10 cts. each $20,000
00,000 Peach trees on Peach roots at 10 cts. each "... G,000
20,000 Plum trees on Peach roots at 10 cts. each 2,U00
2,000 Apricot trees on Apricot roots at 10 cts. each 1,200
40,000 Prune trees on Myrabolan Plum roots at 12 cts. each ." 4,800
50,000 Pear trees at 10 cts. each 5,000
50,000 Chorry trees ut 10 cts. each 5,000
40,000 Apple trees at 7 cts. each 2,800
22,500 Gooseberry bushes at 3 cts. each 675
3,500 Currant bushes, Fays Prolific, at 10 cts, each 350
4,000 Currant bushes, common sorts at 3 cts. each 120
4,00Q Koso bushes at 20 cts. each ; . . . : 800
2,000 Omamontal and Nut trees at 20 cts. each ..... 400
5,000 Grape Vines at 20 cts. each 1,000
15 Acres of young stock in nursory rows, 20,000 to the acre, 300,000
trees worth at 4 cts. each 12,000
3 Horses, 2 new wagons, 1 buggy, 1 cart, 3 sots of harness, plows, drills, tree
digger, hoes, spades and all tools connected with the nursery va ued at. . . 605
3 Desks, 1 typewriter, 1 mimeograph, chairs and other office fixtures 250
Over 10,000 customers and the entire trade of the nursery together with full
list of names and addresses of tree planters to send catalogues to, nearly
60,000, valued at, (I think this is Vorth $10,000) put it at 3,000
All tho unsold trees, plants, etc., on hand after the spring sales aro over (there
is over $6,000 worth on hand now) will likely bo left 1 ,000
Total $67,000
ESTIMATE OF THE COST of carryingthe nursory until fall of 1892.$ 2,000 17,000
My price for it now 15,000
Total gain in.10 months -.$50,000
Please apply at once if wanted, as I will not sell if not sold within ten days from
January 5th, 1892. ' Respectfully,
W: M. WIRT,
Successor to O. Dickinson and Wirt Bros. Offico corner Commercial and Chomekota
streets, up stairs.
N. B. All the peach, pear, cherry, apple, apricot, prune on Myrabolan and a part
of the plum and prune on peach were budded last August the balance will be ready
to graft next month.
F. S. Dearborn, 263 Commercial
street, bus a full line of blank books,
diaries for office and pocket, calen
dar stands, art calendars and tho
largest and most complete stock of
office stationery in the city, nt bed
rock prices.
Just
24.
fit JuntSt hoursJ. V. B. relieves ronatlruitloii
anil sic k hcuiliiclici, After it guts tho )tcm
ur.ikr control uu ocrAslonal iIobo prevents ro
tun. Wo refer by permission to W. If. Jlnr
fhnll, llrunswlcl: House, 8. F.j Oco. A. Wor
tier, K!l California Bt., B. V. Mrs. C. Mclvlu,
130 Kearny St., B. i, and many others who
liave fountl relief from tonstlrmtioii mid sick
lieuOttchcs. 0. W. Vincent, of C Tcrrenco
Court, 8. I', writes: "1 am CO years of age
and have liad constipation 25 )vars. I was
Induced to try Joy's Vcectaulo Barsaparllla.
I recognized In It an lierb tho Mexicans
used to glvo us In tho early M'l for bowel
troubles. (I came toCal. In 1839,) mid I know
It would help me and It !u. For the flrnt
tine Iu years I can sleep well aud my system
is reiftihir. The old Mexican herbs Iu this
remedy aro a certain cure In conrtlpattou
and bowel troubles." Ask for
s Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
For sal by DauM J. Fry, 225 Com.
street.
Very cholco butter, Davison fc
White.
Ayer's Sarsaparilla stops the nuus
eous discharges of catarrh, and cures
tho complaint.
Fresh oysters Davlsou & White.
ii ii
UEAL ESTATK N0VEMKNT8.
Sales in January heretofore re
corded, 123,188.60,
JANIAJIY 7,
Geo Landreth and wife to Henry
Bruor, It fi, 0, blk 12, Whitney ad,
Stayton, $95.
J II Settlemeler and wife to Wal
ter L Tooze, 78.100thn a at Wood-
burn, 876.
Benjamin Cleaver, unmarried, to
Eliza J. Scott, pt it blk 1, Reed's ad
Salem, (1000.
Joy
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GLEARANG
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OF -
MEN AND BOYS
20 Boys' Satinet Overcoats with capes ages 4 to 9 $ 4
25 Mens' Long Bluo Chinchilla Ulsters. . . . 8
.20 Mens' Pine Mackintoshes $9 and 12
50 Boys' ICneo Suits Cottonade ago 4 to 10. . 1
25 " " " Jeans " " " . . 1
25 Mens' Cottonado Suits, all ekes G
Solo agents for Kerrs ix Cord Cotton, B & G Cor
setswarranted, M. C. & Co.'s Kid Gloves warranted.
1
mm
llanos
ft!
PIANOS AND ORGANS
AT
EASTON
310 Commercial Street.
lluitlo ItocklOK chairs, Bettors, genu of.
floe or rvadloK cuuirx, lump nUtud. router
tables, Mower stoucu, nuvy ruciciuK una
blgu chairs, etc., fur sale
Or Exchange for Second
HhikI Goods.
Call and Inspect Ilustlowork at old Court
House, lis, AiiKinan.or ruruiiurert'ptiirea,
n. T. MARTIN, Propr.
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Those Afflicted
With tbo.bnbtt ot using to exceM,
LIQUOR, OPIUM Oil TOBACCO
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
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KEELEY INSTITUTE,
Korest Grove, Or., Call write. Btrlotly
oonddentlol.
Steamer Elwood.
Leaving Kline at llolse's wharf. BtUoin,
and Kellogg dock, Taylor Street lVrUasdi
BAI.KJI. PORTLAND,
Monday. 6 a. m,
Wotlucrtday,
Vrtdav.
Tuesday, 6a.w,
Thursday, "
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naiurtwy,
Offlce HUUtrl and at Wharf,
FEAR & HAMILTON,
!oaui negotiated on Improved form wmI
city !roieriy,
Jioora II, Hash Hank block. 61iw
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Guitars
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