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We have the best
Tlie city. Our attraction triis week is a full line of
DRESS GOODS
Which, we have decided to" sell
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JOURML.
SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1892.
GILBERT k PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
(EO. D. OOOUHUK. K. OAIIILL.
BUILDING MATERIAL.
Lime, cemeut, plaster, hair, fho
nud building brick, fire clay, sand,
gravel, blacksmith and house coal,
wood, all kinds, wholesale and re
tail. Olllce 95 State street.
Goodhue & Caiiilt.
When you want something good
try our new ilavors in ice cream
soda.
Milk punch, Peruvian ale, peach
bio and Violet Punch.
The SPA, 110 State street.
WALTER STOLZ, Manager.
DATES OF 1,00 VL EVENTS.
May 26. Senator Veatch at opera
house, 7:30 p. m.
May 28. Mrs. Mary Lease, of Kan-
saa, nt Reed's opera house, 8 p. in.
May 28. Annual colt show.
May 28. "The Cattle King" at
Reed's.
May 30. Ivy Leaf Co. at Rted's.
June 7. "Her Husband," nt Reed's.
June 21. The Fairy Wells Co. at
Reed's.
July 29. "The Fast Mail" at Reed's.
Goon Road Work. Supervisor
C. H, Cannon has done a good piece
of road work in Yew Park addition.
It is district No. 10, and the road is
built by grading up a round roadbed
at least thirty feet wide, and putting
on top of that a twenty-foot wade
track of gravel one foot deep. This
gravel will be rolled down and al
lotted to settle until the winter rains
set in, when the loose stones will up
raked off the surface and there will
be a fine hard roadway. This is a
pretty good plan of building a road.
J. H. Albert is building the same
kind of a road from this end into
the city.
Pavincj Rock. Alderman Collins
says the street committee does not
know yet where the broken rock is
coming from for Commercial street.
AlouzoGesnersays there is plenty
of good rock to be had next in
quality to granite what is called
trap rock. It is in a quarry up the
river and can be brought down here
easily enough on barges. The rock
problem is not yet solved.
The Friends. -The quarterly
meeting of the Friends of this dis
trict held at the Highland church,
will conclude Sunday. There is a
large attendance of ministers aud
delegates and the Polytechnic insti
tute is being promoted at this meet
ing. Y. M. C. A. The usual song ser
vice at 4 p. m. tomorrow. C. L.
Kellerman will address the meeting.
All young men welcome. Patton
block.
WHAT We Exi'EOT. A line Hue
of parasols anil sun umbrellas Id a
day or two at E. F. Oaburu's Rackec
store.
A Suit Won. That suit of Hart
& Taliaferro was decided by the pur
chaser to bo tho neatest fit and
handsomest pattern known.
SiM Mitts.
low prices. E.
store.
-A few left at those
F. Oaburu's Racket
Fragrant and Rkfrkshincj.
That is what the people say of tho
sun. cured Japan teas. Sold from 60
cents to $1.00 per pound the finest
ever imported to this country. To
hn obtained only at the Tea Store
347 Commercial street.
dw-tf
Display. Parlor furniture in
great variety Elegant suits of the
latest designs at Keller & Marsh's.
Lunu is going out of business. 2t
Ladles', geuts' and children's bal-
briggau, gauze and Jersey
summer
underwear at bargains,
E. F. Os-
bum's Ricket store.
Rosa' Belfast ginger ulo is h1k
found at Sroat & G lie's.
Lace flouncing below oosi at
Lunu's. -l
The Piano at Krausa Bros.'s slice
Btore will soon go.
Todies', misdos' and oJilldren's
Oxfords all sizes aud width. The!
fln'8t assortment ever shown Ml
gAlem, Wm. Brotyjj & Co. I
selected, steck: for
per yard. See Our line
HOLYERSON'S,
301 Commercial Street.
NEW UNIVERSITY BUILDING.
What Is Being Dono to Enlargo
Willamette Facilities for
Students.
April first W. T. Chapman came
from Idaho to act as fluaucial ngent
of Willamette university. Ho im
mediately went to work to inquire
into tho needs of colleges here under
control of tho Methodist dcnomlna
tion and has since April first put in
bis time at Salem aud Portland in.
vesticatlnK tho records, books and
financial standing of the schools.
He has formed the acquaintance
of tho business men of the state
very rapidly, as he was formerly au
Oregon man aud was at one time a
studentat Salem, afterwards taking
a four years' course at n New Jersey
college. Mr. Chapman has just re
turned from a week at Oakland and
San Francisco in the Interest of the
collego endowment fund. He re
ports a growing Interest in thefuturo
of the school aud all up and down
the coast there is a warm feeling of
interest in the welfare of the school.
He has succeeded in getting nearly
five thousand dollars subscribed
toward a new building which is
much needed. A fund of $2o,000
must be rahed and he seems to bo
tho man of proper spirit to do this.
He is a thorough business man and
employs modern methods in all that
he does.
KINDERGARTEN LECTURES.
A Trained Kindergartner Will
Talk to Salem Mothers and
Teachers.
The Salem Kindergarten associa
tion has for some time been at work
raising fn ads to secure the services
of Mrs. L. W. Treat, of Chicago,
tho noted k-ctnrerou the new educa
tion. The JournaIj is gratified to
learn that this active little society
hasbeeu successful in its undertak
ing. Tho society has decided to
make all the lectures and talks to
parents free to everybody. This
will give a grand opportunity for
spreading the gospel of child educa
tion into every homo of Salem. A
complete program will bo arranged
aid announced in duo time. Mrs.
Tieat will arrive early in June, when
bcveral weeks of her time will be
exclusively devoted to this work.
The Fiske Lectute. Prof. John
Flske delivered his lecture ou the
discovery of America at Unity
church last Wednesday evening.
The speaker was greeted by a repre
sentative audience of Salem's best
people, and it is needless to say that
all were highly entertained. Prof.
Flsko isjono of America's best in
formed historians, and his explana
tion of the discovery of America,
with the causes which led up to the
event, make au intensely Interesting
lecture It is safe to say that few of
his hearers had ever understood the
real situation as ho explained it, to
say nothing of tho wonderful chain
of minor clrcumstunces which had
great influence on theacts and move
ments of Columbus. This class of
lectures should by all meaus be en
couraged in our city, aud it is to
bo hoped that others of like high
character will follow.
The Canv.nss. 'Ihere was the
usual crowd at MarloH today to
hear the political debate. A sharp
round took place between Geer aud
Swank and the fur flew quite lively.
At one or two places there have ap
pexred nearly as muny candidates
a audience. But quite as often It is
the other way.
o
Real Estate. May Is always a
ligM month for real estate transfers.
Crops are all In, gardous aud fruit
trees are all blooming aud people
who havo homes are not moving
about much. There will havo to be
a spirited forward movement to
have May oome up to the record of
past years.
M. E. Picnic Two hundred hap
py Methodiat Sunday school chil
dren and their friends, plcniced at
Fair Grounds Park today. Dlnuer
was served at noon and then guinea
followed. It is a beautiful place
aud a perfect day made It an enjoy
able occasion.
Three East Orkcjonians. Fos
ter Cameron,twenty-sevn years old,
from MlltnnjJeptha L. Coffin, thlrtj
elghtyearsold, from Hllgard, Union
county; John Warnell, of C'ovo,
same oounty, were brought to tho
asylum.
Just Rkckivud. A large ship
ment of driod fruits of the cuoletei
quality. Pi lues oan bo made that
will lutonUh you. Clark &. Eptoj,
How'b The Weather?
MM dUu-"Ht, alu't" M'
leoood "You b-t. Way up.'
f. rat -"How hi!.?"
8-HJond "Prohlgh."
First "Let'u take a drink."
you to ctiose from
of Challies.
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
J. K. Haight of Peoria, Linn
county, was in tho city today.
G. W. Davis, state school land
clerk has a horso at the fair grounds,
"Daisy D," a two-year Oneco filly.
The state printing office has uoth
tag to do aud nearly all hands are
oil. Printer Baker will havo plenty
of time to attend the June races.
John Knight says tho whole ticket
is going through.
June 2d tho political speakers will
all be at Howell Prairie, and Geo.
V. Weeks says they propose to have
a big picnic on that occasion.
D. W. Burright, of San Diego,
Cal, Is the guest of his brother-in-law,
Supt. Miles, of the State Reform
school.
Supt. Miles, of the State Reform
school, was at tho quarterly meet
ing at Highland today.
Capt, Price's white thoroughbred
bull has dropped six puppies all
white but one. There is a proud
and happy mother at the Capital
Engine house.
The fiag raising at Yew Park
school will be held May 28th.
Judge Boise went to Albany today
to attend au alliance meeting.
J. M. Martin returned last evou
lug from the Presbytoriau assembly.
Barney Laugtry was up before
Recorder Goodell for carrying con
cealed weapons and got twenty days
in the county jail for his misde
meanor. There is no intention on tho part
of managers of tho mute school
of giving up that work. The direc
tors are willing any reasonable
umendment should be made to the
law. But the school Is, always has
beeu aud always expects to be,
under state control.
Services at the M. E. church as
usual tomorrow. Preaching at. 10:30
aud 7:30 by tho pastor. Subject of
evening sermon. "Christ of Jericho
aud Vicinity." Sunday school at 12
aud Ep worth leagues at G:15 o'clock.
No other preparation so meets the
wants of a debilitated system as Ay
er's Sarsaparilla.
Luce curtains at cost at Lunn's.
2t
Face veilings that are seasonable
and sure to please at E. F. Osburu's
Racket store.
If you want a team of any kind,
see Ryan & Co. 5-10-tf
Window shades at cost at Lunn's.
2t
Baby carriages at cut prices a
good variety at Geo. F. Smith's.
Don't forget our full Hue of fancy
cakes always fresh. Sroat & Glle.
Express wagons at Wui. Sar
gent's. Almond blossom and other new
and original flavors at James & Ber
unrdl's ice cream soda couuters.
Mrs. Wooworth preaches at 2:30
and 7:30 p. m. every day, also at 10:
30 A. M. on Sundays. Tent In Yew
Park.
Arthur Thompson one year for
larceny, and L. Morisso, Insane, are
recent arrivals at State iustitutious
here.
The county canvas-i Is proceeding
with considerable enthusiasm and
large crowds attend. National poll
tics should take up only a small part
the time. Reducing county expen
ses, lower taxes, better roads and
good officials should bo the vital
Issues.
A. W. Scott Is in Portland today.
Trunks and valises at cost at
Lunn's. 2t
Friers, brollets. chlnook salmon
and all kinds of salt water fish at
Davison aud White's market.
Notlous In the greatest variety
aud barguins at Wm. Surguant's.
See new dates for opening of
theater season at Salem.
Tho baud will play at Hon. C. W.
Fulton's Republican rally at the
opera house tonght.
Pleuty of time to see tho warship
as tuey remain ai roruanu until
after May 30th, Our telegraphic
columns will keep you advised ai to
their movements.
Ayer's Pills are pleasant, safe, ami
sure, auu excel ail otuer pins in
healing and curative qualities. Best
for family use.
Boned Cupon did you ever try
it? Can bo had of Sroat & Glle.
Hummer hosiery at price) that
uill ostouUh you at E. F. Osburu's
Racket store.
Dolls at Wm. Sargeant's.
THE WARSHIPS.
Arrived Today, and More to Follow
on Monday.
A full line of. ladles aud mitres
summer Atom hats aud bonnets, at
Chts. Culvert's, No firing of big
guus, but the bottom will be shot
out of prices
A SKKVICAIlt.E TIOKHT.
The Republicans or this county
have a strong nnd servlcablo legisla
tive ticket. It is doubtful If five
better-known or belter qualified
nion could be put upon one ticket
than Ford, Geer, Layman, Wright.
Ormsby. Nearly nil have had legis
lative experience alt have beeu
successful In thelrown Gussiuess aud
are trusted by their neighbors. All
men of pure character nud good
morals without being pharlsees or
hypocrites.
Tho two fighting Republicans as is
developed in tho canvass aro Geer
nnd Ormsby. Both are able de
baters and upon tlietn seems
directed the hottest fire of nil the
autl-Republlcaus as their speeches
Indicate. Both aro ngressive types
of character who will be heard from
In tho legislative halls. Marion
county cannot send two raoro com
petent men or more eloquent de
baters into tho legislative assembly
than these gentlemen aud while
they are stalwart defenders of Re
publicanism they will not neglect the
slightest duty to their constituents
of any party. Republicans should
turn out to hear Geer aud Ormsby
at all meetings where they speak
aud prepare to give them tho hearty
support they deserve. Mr. Geer has
u legislative record that will bear
inspectlou, of which wo speak else
where. Mr. Ormsby was a gallant
Union soldier aud stands high as a
citizen.
Miss Llnnie Savage, daughter of
Farm Supt. Savage, Is tho' newly
commissioned postmistress at Che-
ma wa.
Lloyd Cox, and Miss Oro Delia
Belle, were married May 18th, at
Independence. They will be at
home after May 23th, atMarahfleld,
Oregon.
Harvey Taylor, of Marlon county,
was married at Albany to Narcissa
Glover, of Linn couuty.
N. M. Newport, formerly of Salem,
is candidate on tho Republican ticket
for justice of the peace of ouo of the
Albauy districts.
Chas. Busby and family went to
Portland this afternoon"
P. S. Knight spent Sunday at
Portlaud in compauy with Mrs.
Knight, who Is visiting friends
there.
M. V. Rork left for Portland this
afternoon where ho expects to speak
Sunday.
There are thlrty-flvo cases before
the grand jury at Pendleton, June
term.
County Clerk Sherman Is at Tur
ner today nnd will be out in the
county for several days looking after
his political chances.
Rev G. W. White, pastor of the
North Salem African M. E. church
wishes to correct tho impression that
no white people were wanted at
their church. It Is false ho says
aud all whites are welcomo to como
to all meetings.
A meeting of the Christian En
deavor Societies of tho city will be
held in tho Presbyterian churcli
tomorrow evening at 0:00 p. in. J.
H. Cook leader. All young peoplo
Invited.
Picnickers, Ho See the fluegoods
we have before you pack that lunch
basket. Sroat & Gilo.
Jones & Beruardi guarantee that
all customers who use their French
Ice cream soda, will some day talk
French.
Why go to a picnic aud sit ou the
damp ground when you can get a
camp chair to go into your basket at
Geo. F. Smith's.
Slip luto E. F. Osburn's Racket
store and get a pair of slippers or
low shoes for ladios or chlldreu.
"Red Raspberry Viuegar" Is tho
most delicious aud healthful sum
mer drink, Sold only by Sroat &
Qile.
Why is Jones & Bornardi's ice
cream soda counter lined with cus
tomers, when all others aro def-ert-ed
? You tell.
AN ELECTRIC PLANT.
Application of Direct CurrentB
Through tho Body.
Drs. Shlmp &. Hoiisor have set up
et their robins In the Bush-Ureymun
block the largest and niiwt complete
electrical aparatus for treatment of
diseases In tho state. There Is a
static machine that will send a
stream through the biggest man that
roakofl him feel as If warm uew
blood was being Infused through
every volii. A Jouhnal reporter
came noar feeling that he was going
to heaven for ouce In hfs life under
the currant.
A galvanic and faradlo combined
battery n for treatment of all kinds
of tumo:s, strictures and nervous
troub es.
A galvano-oautery Is used to caut
erize in treatment of asthma, en
tarrli, aud diwjusoa of the nuI pan
saxes. An electro-magnatio machlue for
treatment of all forms of chronic
and female dlwaiBw.
Drs. Shlmp fc Jlounor have been
administering elcutrlejtl treatment
for twenty years aud have matiy
patients In 8tlem whtf lv got
more beneflt In one or two weeks
than from iii'ntlis and yeare of
drugging. Shlmp & Hoiiwr am
scarcely any drugs.
Yolo for J. 0'J)oiinM, the
mriilnr Demumilic nomlniu)
i'Ol jUhUcO Ol UlB JHSftCf.
Voto for John II. Starr for Oounty
Clerk of Marlon county.
women.
The rommon n mictions of women aro sick-head-aelics.
Indigestion ami nervous trouMM,
Thor arijo largely from stomach disorders.
At Joy's Vvgetablo Ssrapnrina fa the only
bowel regulating preparation, you can see
why It Is more elfcctlve than any other Snrsa
pftrllta In tlioro troubles. ItlsdallyrelleYtng
liandrnls. Tho action Is mild, direct nnd
effective. We have scores of letters from
grateful women.
We refer to n few:
Norwus debility, Mm. J. Barron, 142 7th St.,
8 I.
General doblltty, Mrs. Bclden, 810 Mason St..
S. F.
Nervous debility,- Miss it. RoseuMum. 2J
17th St., S. F.
Stoinnrh troubles, Mrs. R. I. WtieAteu, 701
lot St., 8. F.
Sick licndaolic, Mrs. Jt. n. l'rlcc, 16 rnmicct
Mace, 8. 1
Sick hcailnrihcs, Mrs. M. Fouler, J07 mils St.
8.F.
Indigestion, Mm. C. D. Stuart, 1211 Mission
St., 8. r.
Constipation, Mrs. C. Mclvlu, IV Kenrny St.,
Jmi's setab,
5Uy J Sarsaparllla
M"M 1'iilon . most effective, la-Rust liillli
Si'iiiM ii- f (X1 or 6 forSJUM.
For sal byDui'l J. Fry, 22o Com.
street.
Dress goods at cost at Lunn's. 2t
Auy one goiug East cannot afford
to miss seeing Shaw & Downing,
agents of the Northern Pacific rail
way. Thoy make tho lowest rates.
SISvorybody knows what it Is, aud
that is tho treason they go to Hel
lonbrand's for that pure ice cream
soda.
White goods at cost at Luuu's. 2t
Wall paper new lines au immenso
stock at Wm. Sargeant's.
Boware of Cheap Imitation of
12mos. I nm ollerlng tho genuluo
Alta and Oxford edition at 23 cts.
Any other edltlous nro not woith
carrying home. F. Dearboru.
French zephyr gingham ut C"3t nt
Lunn's. 2t
Underwear and hosiery at cost nt
Luun's. 2t
All goods at cost ut Luun's. 2t
S I I
Found, A plcnlo basket (empty)
that will suit everybody, at a trilling
cost. E. F. Osburn's Racket Store,
Baby Cahhtaciks. An excellent
assortment at Win. Sargeant's.
Oxfokds. Tho ladles of Salem
should not fail to sec tho new lines
of Oxford ties ut R. J. Fleming's,
118 State street.
EVHHYBODY GOK. WllOlO?
Why, to Hellenbrund's restaurant.
Public Sale of Baggage
All bajigage now remaining nt
Cook hotel will be sold at tho auction
house, State street, at 1 p. m. Satur
day, June 11th, 1802, for charges on
same. G. W. Andkkson,
Proprietor.
Itoligious Services.
JIkthodis Ki'iscoi'Ar.. Hei-vlcos ou Hab-
bath ut ICiM nnd 7:30. Huudar school nt
12; Epworth Ijcugues nt(i:lG; I'rnycir meet
ing overy Thumdny evening, llov. C. U.
Kellerman, pastor.
KVAJtnicMOAi.. Corner of Liberty nnd
Center bti eois, Huuday services 10.3U a. m.
and 7:30 i, m., Sunday school 12 m., Y. l'.B.
C, K. 0:30 p. in.; l'raycr meeting Thursday,
7:.;0p, in. J, Bowcrnox, paster, mtldenco
127 Liberty street.
PuEsiivTKitiAN. Church street, between
Oiiomokoluuml Center. 1'renchlng moru
mg and ovenlng; Sabbath school at 12 m.;
Y. r. S. C. E. ut (J.U0 p. in.; prayer meeting
Thursday tit7:Mp. m. llov, h St. Clwynco,
I), D pastor.
BT. JOSEl'U'B CATHOLIC Ciiuucii. Clic
mcketti nnd Cottuje. Sunday services: Low
mans 7:30 n. m.j high mnw 10:30; Sunday
tchool 3 p in.; vespers 7:30; week days, low
mass 7 n. in. Kov. J. 8. White, pastor,
OoKauHOATioNAi.. Corner Center nnd
Liberty Services Uunday at 10:30a. in. uud
7 p. in.; Suuday school 11! in., Y. r, B. C. K.
ut 0 : iO p. in.; prayer in t-etlng 7:30 p.m.Thurb-
day. Itev. C. Si. Corwlii, pnstor.
St. Pauj. Epi'ooi'AI. Cpuhoii. Corner
Church nnd Chomekeia. Hoi vices 10:30 n.
m. and 7 p. m.; Sunday school 11:45 u. in.;
servlco Monday 10:U0u. in ; Thursday 7:80 p.
in. llov. W. Lund, rector.
l-'utbT llAi-risT. Liberty und Marlon.
Sen ices 10-.IK) u. m nud 7:00 p. m ; Sunday
t-chool 13 in.; young people's meeting ut 0
p. in.; prayer meeting 7.30 Thursday. Itev.
Itobert W'liltnker, pastor,
KitHE SlKTlloiilsr Itev. 11. V, Smnlloy
pastor. Hervlcos Uunday morning uud
OTOulug, Hundiiy sohool nt 10 a m.j prayer
inciting I'ridny night. Cuurcli upposlto
North Salem school.
rniKNDH. At Highland park on cur line.
Hervlcos 10:80 n. in. und 740 p. in.; hunduy
school 13 in.; (JhruUinu Kndeavor 0 p. in,:
prayer meeting Thursday 7:80 p. in. Hov.
1'. M. George, pastor.
iloi.iNKSH Mkhtinii. M'-otlnga changed
(mm UQ High street to old Unlturlan Hull.
Kvery Hunday Kflernoon nt 3 o'clock.
Pruyer meeting Thunday evenings.
CiutmrriAN. Illglitnd Center, Hunday
Hohool 12 in.; iHreaeiilng 1U30 n. in,; young
IopI'M toelety ifcSO ). in.; preaching 7:M)
p, m. Hov, W. 11. Williams, iwfctor.
Ukuha.v IttPOHMKl). OHpltuI nnd Marl
on.; (Sunday mrvlee II h. m.iHiinday school
10 u. nt,; pruyer immtlug Wednesday 7j80 p.
in. nv. J, Muallhuupt. iswitor.
Uiihistian MuiwMt'H. Ki vines in Uni
tarian hull at lUtlU H.ui.mrt 7:30 p. in ; h'ub-
buUt MhoollS ni4 With study ThurMlity
uvenlug.
South Salmi M. U. ouureh. lreaoh
Ing overy Sunday at We90 . m. und VJfO p.
rn. J, II. Koork, pailor,
Ohiuixx Wawwt. rvleuln Oernwii
itaptUt oliurcu north ut (Xitiugo street.
Itv. John KbobWr, ptmtor.
Ai'kioan MKTiiovurr, North KaUm.
HrvtoHt llti. mi. ami 1 p. in. Hunday
sohool ut t p. in, Itev, U, W, Wbltc, iutor,
Tempeniuee goepel ineeetlogs nt 4 o'clolc
bunilny ut W, C. T. U, hall,
fJKPMU !! I1M-IT1 WOT WIT l a -JM
HI
Used ia Millions of Homes
nspRir f
TiYY.
AT ACTUAL, COST..
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS.
ALL
FOR CASH ONLY. ,
G. A. R. Suits $8.50 with buttons Theso suits nro all wool, regulation cut.
lie Know a Tiling or Two.
299
WILLAMETTE NOTES.
All students who wished to nt
totid Prof. Fisko's lecture at Chnu
ulug hall woro excused from study,
Tuesday night.
E. E, Porter wa9 granted leavo of
absence from school, with permis
sion to pass examinations In order
that ho might accept tho position of
deputy recorder of Marlon county.
Miss Fannie Wren recited Macau
lay's "Puritans," and Miss Cora
Winters road au historical essay on
"Poland;" D. S. Benedict wrote on
"Iiip-uso In Life," and Claudo Stra
han "A Chauco for Every One."
The Saturday visitation of rooms
was dispensed with, In order that
the students could attend tho piculo
at the fair grounds.
Mrs. E. O. Matheny aud Mrs. M.
J. Anderson, of Halsey, wero at
chapel Monday.
II. N. Rounds, O. J. Ponce, Mark
Eurly, tho Misses Frizzell aud other
students, wout to Portland Friday,
to see tho war vessels.
The prospects .for tho now build
ing hnprovo dally. Laying the cor
ner stone would bo an excellent cere
mony for commencement week. It
will havo a chapel largo euough to
meet tho growing neodsof tho town,
with ample seating capacity, which
will bo open to nil public meetings o
proper churacter,
HOTEL AltUIVALS.
WILLAMI3TTK.
J M Shelloy, J F Hamilton, Geo
O Burton, Uhas Mastlck, Portlaud.
Chas S Harris, II Dunreath, O H
Gregg, S F.
J K Sears, McCoy.
G V Cossott, N Y.
C W Fulton, Astoria.
A Katz, St, Louis.
8 A Itolui, Chicago.
M Winch, Portlaud.
N Phillips, S F.
G W Ellch, Cal.
COOK.
Hlllnck, C H Richards, J A
Duimnett, C W Ransom, Portlaud.
J R Haynes, MoMinuvIlIo.
AJSanford, Stayton.
L L Hod go, Astoria.
That Tired Peeling.
Is of tho forerunner of serious HluesJ,
which may bo broken up If a good
tonlu like Hood's Sarsaparllla Is
taken In season, This medicine in
vigorates the kidneys and liver to
removo tho waste from tho system,
purflos tho blood and builds up tho
strength.
Constipation is caused by losi of
thoperlstaltlouctlon of tho bowels.
Hood's Pills restore this action und
invigorato tho liver.
m
20 acres of choice fruit laud, all
cleared aud In crop, for 10 days at
15,00 per aero. Tho Oregon Land Co.
G-10-Ot
...,. Hi ii
.Valuing LikoTryinK It.
There Is nothing that will so quick
ly satisfy ouo of the value of Cham
berlain's Pain Balm for rheumatllm
us u iorsonul trial. Give It u chance
and see how quickly tho pain will
hubstilo. For sale by G. 15. Good,
Druggists.
Dissolution Notice.
Notlco Is hereby alveii that the
firm of Ooodulo 5c Wheeler bus
beyii by mutuul agreement dissolved.
J, C. Goodule has purchased tho
interest of A. Wheeler and will con.
tlnuo the business ami pay all tho
Ilubllltles of the lute ilrm.
A. Wheki.kk;
J. O. Goodai.k.
Bulem, May 18, 1802. 6 20-iw
Baking
Pewder:
40 Years the Standard.
tsi
SALEM WOO
GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
-OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK.-
NO
S
Whilo it is truo my boy and mo both want a new suit of
clothes, I havo tried your Eastern goods until I am
tired. Give us a good
OREGON MADE SUIT,
Made by OUR HOME MILL. Thoy wear better and
are fully 40 PER GENT. CHEAPER.
EN HILL
Commercial Street.
SHE TOOK HER TIME.
tsven tho Terrible Thought of Burning
vrltli the Hounu Did Not Hurry nor.
8I10 looked very bowitcliing stand
ing tlioro boforo tlio mirror In hor
ball dress of soft, white, clinging
stuff. A lovely woman was she, nnd
tho stoniest of cynics could notblamo
hor for Bmiling in admiration of hor
own beauty reflected back to hor in
tho polished glass. As Bho lingered
thus tlioro was a sudden movement
of foot in tho hall below. Sho lis
tened. w
"Charloy mustn't get impationt,"
sho murmured. "I shall not bo ready
any soonor."
With puff in hand sho was en
hancing, by a deft touch hero and
thoro tho alabaster whiteness of tho
glorious complexion. A knock sound
ed at tho door.
"In a minuto," sho sweetly ob
served. "Toll Charloy I'll bo ready
in just a minuto."
Sho was applying tho puff with tho
most engaging deliberation. Tho
knock was repeated louder than bo
foro. "Run for your life," roared a rough
voico through tho keyhole; "tho
houso is on flro."
Sho was looking archly over hor
shouldor to gain a sido view of hor
queenly figure
"In a minuto," sho softly replied.
Ono of tho golden tresses had es
caped from tho restraining pins and
hung mockingly bosido tho sholl-liko
ear.
"Doar mo," sho exclaimed petu
lantly; "it doos seom as if somothing
must bo wrong all tho timo."
In readjusting tho coiffure sho dis
lodgod somo of tho powder from hor
glorious cheek.
"Plaguo tako it, Ishnn't"
"Firol flro I" rang tho distracted
shouts through tho wholo houso.
"In a miuuto, I say. I do wish
thoy would bo a littlo moro patient."
Presently tho damask of tho fnir
countenance was restored.
"Break down tho door."
Itseomcd as if many noisy men
woro gathered nt tho very threshold
of her boudoir.
"I'll bo ready in a minuto," sho
called in dulcot tones tones that na
ture makes her sweotest sound and
places in tho throat of woman.
"Tho flro ia right under you."
"I'm coining directly."
Witli a last smiling glanco at tho
counterfeit of hor boautiful self, sho
carelessly throw a cloak about hor
snowy Bhouldors and opened tho
door.
"lam ready,"
Thoy woro obliged,, tho stairway
boing burned, to carry hor down n
ladder, but tho triumph was hors.
Noithor man nor tho elements could
mako hor hurry at hor toilot De
troit Tribuno.
Torrent' flruaf 1'uwor.
.An offominnto young man, an in
tense admirer of Forrest, enlisted
among tho supers so as to bo nearer
his idol. At tho end of Forrest's most
offectivo speech then on, the now
actor was so ovorcomo that ho faint
od. Tho incident so pleased tho "old
man" that ho colled him to his dress
ing room, whoro, after a few re
marks, ho presented him with a dol
lar ns a memento of tho occasion. On
rejoining his follow suporB, flvo in
numlior, tho happy recipient spoko
of his good fortuno, dilating upon tho
causo thereof. At tho noxt perform
ance Forrest liopt his oyo on him to
boo if ho could again so ovorcomo
him as to causo him to faint When
ho reached tho scono and climax bis
ostouishmont can bo imagined when
bLy. of tho BuiHirs fell over in a dead
faint Sun Francisco Tost
A J'eniuit Factory.
A peanut factory is a placo where
thoy put tho "goobors" through somo
Buch proccfla aswhoathaato undergo
when it in boing cleansed of chaff
and rid of cockerel. Tha most com
plicated inuehinory is used to assort
and polish tho nuts, ami when thoy
aro packed in tho ninety pound bags
tho prhno clubs brings by tho pound
from 13.75 to tf a bag. Tho
"top" bring this pileo in northorn
cities, uud ore mostly used by tho
swoll groceries. Tho street cornor
vendor fcolla nt his apple stand tho
second grade, and tho old ludy nt tho
foot of tho wharf enrriew a utock of
doubtful "tailors," Bui timoro Hun.
94
I
STORE.
REAL ESTATE MOVEMENTS.
January transfers $176,220 60
February transfers 203,074 65
March transfers : 175,674 S9
April transfers 182,600 20
May to date 78,679 76
MAY 21.
B F Hirshaw and wlfo to Josiah
and J Wlnslow, 20 acres, Oliver
Rlckard claim, $450.
E E Wild und wlfo to Mary M
Mothorn, It in Capital Hume ad,
Salem, ?30O. '
W T Hull aud wife to Taylor
Ma'rkland, 07 acres, 20, 0, 1 w, ?200G.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed t Castorla
Juno 2d, 3dj nnd 4tli,
-on:the-
i
AT SALEM, OREGON,
Under tho auspices of tho Oregon Dreed
lug and Hpeed Association,
3,000 CASH PURSES
the program:.
TIIUIWDAY, JUNB a,
l-Tlirc-o-fourlhg mllo dash, all aeea.t900
2-2:25 1'aca P 860
8-&M)Trot 360
i One-fourth mllo uiili 160
VAIIIAY,JUKE3.
6 Ono-hnU mile dash 300
a Throe your old trot..., 380
7 ittitf Trot : aw
gATHIlUAV, JUNK 4.
8 -One mile dash - DM
0-2:34 Trot 360
10 Kreo lor all trot W
11 Gentlemen's roadster ruco, for I'oltt
and iiiurlnn counties, best a In 8 for
horses without record to cart, owners
to drlvo . 150
The rules ol the National Trotting mmo
clutlonund tho J'ucldo lllood Uorae asso
ciation will Kovern this meeting. Addrs,
all communications and entrlea to
U1IA4. S. ltlKLV, Assistant aocretarr.
' KALKM, OUKOK.
(Mention this paper.)
Executrix Notlco.
-yrOTlOK 1 hereby irlvon that tho under
J slicncd has this day boon appoint
ed by the lion. County Court or iluiloa
county, executrix oUhe lust wilt aud (!
lameui oi unarie rigier, aecvasea. an per
sons having bills auulnst wild cstata ro
requesteu to present viiem to we ut my
resulonco corner 1) and lith streela, JUngle
wood addition toHnlem, proporiy verlned,
within six months from Oils date, and all
pennons knowing themselves Indebted to
suld estuto are reouostod to make Immedi
ate payment, HUHAN I'lOUitt.
April 32, vm.
Hktii It. ilAMMKit, Attorney for Admlu-.
atrix. aww
Administratrix Notice.
To whom It may concern;
OTICK Is hereby given that tho uudar
sinned was on this 11th day of May.
HM. duly appointed administratrix of tha
estato of Isaaa 1-. Iluinnuti, late deoeasod,
of Murton county, Oregon, by the county
Court of said Alurlon county. All nemoe
kuving claims against tald estato am re.
ijiilmlto present the Bnme to the adtuln
Intrant with proper voucher, at tha of.
ilea of her attorneys, llouham A Holm,
In Halem, Oregon, within six months rratu.
the date of this notice.
MAXiy HOFKKAN,
Administratrix.
Kulem, May II, ISM. WM
State- Treasurer's Third Noilee
rUi.x,UaylO,ltt.
rriAiKur- uuauMft, i
TuiAauat UKi-AursiKfiT,.
r.i
XTOTIOK u hereby ."given that suOtetsmt
A lunasarcopiuti'uiupnymnniswsiisi
tug statewarrants eudorfteJpiesaitMdiMA
not ixild for waul. of ruuds," and that Hu
same will t paid upon prasentathMisAuls
oulce, Inttraii thercou ceaslwr wtw ha
dtttoof this uotlco. JflllUMKnteHAM.
HUw'fiaaurt
D.C.SHERMAN,
XI, 8, fentlon and Ciatm aat, .0
Uox Ml.iuiew, Oragou. XWpaly CoiW
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