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IXSr-PT'Wi,
EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL.. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, FRIDAT, JULY 1, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S .NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 1G5.
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PROFESSIONAL OAUDS.
J J. SHAW, M. W. HUNT. HHAW A
, HUNT, attorney! tit law. oniceover
Capital National bunk, Balem, Oregou.
EO. H. BU11NKTT, Attorney nt law,
X Halcm, Oregwn. Olllco over Ladd t
liush's bunk.
1 T. H1CHAHDSON, Attorney at lnw,
), olllco up stairs In front rooms of now
ush block, corner Commercial und Court
streets, Halem, Oregou.
JOHN A. OAHSON, Attorney at law.
Hooms 3 and 1, Iadd & Hush's bank
building, Balem, Oregon. 8 1 lyr
For instance:
Wo tell you of some special bargains this week that are worth looking into.
Photograph Albums . : 75 to $12 00
Family Bibles $2 00 to 10 00
We invite you all to call mid see those goods, whether you wish to purchase or not, as we will take special
pains iti sho wing these to you. 'E?, "MJLG IE- 3&&JB3F?OJM'.
Oxford Bibles 75c to $15
Testaments 10c to 2
00
50
-PLEASANT-
Addition
ome
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has the advantage of street
cars and city Avater.
Remember it is within ten minutes walk of the
PostoiHce or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
Harrift &
SUCCESSORS TO
Mclntire,
WKLLjEU BROS.
-HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED 8TAR-
OOIIlffirSSMES&SIEai
n
TP
UND PANCY GROCERIES
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
GETTHE JAM. LAWNIVIOWER
In Three Sizes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
B.K,I!dNUAM. W.H. HOLMKS.
BoNHAit & Holmes, Attorneys ut law.
Olllco In Hush's Mock, between State
and Court, onCom'lHt.
TII.MON FOHU, attorney at law. Halem,
Oregon. Olllco up-stalrs In Pulton's
block.
BH. UIIAC3UAW, l'UYSICIAN AND
. Huigeou, salein, Oregon, odlce In
lUdrldgo block, upstairs over Williams A
England's bank Residence corner Htate
and a, K. corner W Inter street.
WH. YOUNG, M. D.. Olllco formerly
, occupied by Dr. Rowland, corner
Court and liberty streets. TelepUouo No.
45. Olllco heurs: 8 a. in. to 12, 2 to 4 p. m.,
and 7 to 9 p. m. Itesldeuco 18th slicet on
electric car lino. Telephone No. 0.
l,roAKKC & IlllOOKS, Physicians
irL and Surgeons, Murphy blck, up
stairs, Commciclal street, 8 ilem, Or.
W. 8. MOIT,
rR,
XJ geou. Olllco
lem, Oregon,
i to 4 p. in.
LT, physician and
In Lldrldgo Jilock.
unico nours iu to
stir-Sa-
12 a, m.
JJ1 B. I'lIILimc-OK, M. D.,Homcopathlst.
J, Olllco 155 Court stieetj Kcsldenco 317
High street. UcLcral practice. Hpeelal
attenttim given to diseases of Women and
children.
Kd.
Inoice
c.
Meats.
Cross,
Wholesale smd Itetail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami
Smoked Meats ul' all Hinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
OS Court and 110 State Streets.
CARPENTER, BUILDER
H. GLASSFORD.
1ND CABINET MAKER,
MM) wiDir
BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED UP IN,
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc.
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Renrof 200 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
uhss.
Ul lllllli
-SUCCESSOR TO-
TH. MINTA 8. A. DAVIS. Olllco hours,
j a. in. 10 11 a. in.; u p. in. 10 o p. in,
lay or night calls promptly attended to.
Special attention given to diseases of wom
en and children. OIHre In New 11 inklilk.,
d05 CommereUl street, Residence tame.
DU. T. O. SMITH, Dentist, IU State sticet,
Halom, Or. Finished dental opeiu
tions of eery description. Palulcus opera
tions a specialty.
T D. PUUH, Architect, Plaup, Sped
V , llcatlons and superintendence lor
ill cfasces of buildings. Olllco 2U0 Coin-
All cfasces of building
inerciai si , up sums,
CA. KOHEKT, Architect, room 121, Mar
, rjuam bulldlug, Portland, Oiegon.
HUSINKbS CARDS.
HOKYKAMILItt, Proprietors tho l'orco
lain Hath andMhavliig Parlors, Hae
the only Porcelain Hath Tubs In tho city.
M Commercial street, balem, Oregon.
I U. HMITIl ft CO., Contractors, Sewer
lex. lng, Ccmeut Sidewalks, Uxcvvatlng,
Me: All work promptly done, Salem, Oi.
Leave orders with Dugnu ilros. 4:15-lm
P J. LAHSEN & CO Manufacture of all
L . ltludsofvehlcks. Repaliliig a special
ty, Shop 45 Htate htieet.
CAKPET-LAYING, I make a specially oi
carpet-sewing and laying; carpets
taken up and rclaidwlthgteatcaro. Hlmdu
and curtain polo hanging. Leavo orders
with J. 11. Lunn, liuiuu v Son or White
Corner. J. G.LU1IRMAM.
BEHIND THE FOOTLIGHTS.
Wright Huntington will star noxteea-
6011.
Airs. Lnngtry threatens to comq to
America next season.
Fanny Davenport is said to liavo
cleared $80,000 on tho season.
E. M. Roylo will continuo to play tho
principal part in his play of "Friends"
no.xt season.
Digby Bell has introduced a novel idea
In giving u rovised edition of his comic
opera, "Jupiter," every month.
Reginald Do Kovon, the composer of
"Robin Hood," ia under contract to
tvrito an opera for De Wolf Hopper.
Adam Itzel, Jr., composer of tho "Tar
and Tartar," will probably travel with
that opera a-j conductor noxt season. Ho
is writing several new numbors tor it.
Chicago is to have a subterranean
theater and cyclorama. Property on
Wabash avonuo lias been leased for tho
purpose and a stock company formed
with a capital of $300,000.
J. W. Summers, an actor who a num
ber of years ago was quito woll known
in tho United States and who went to
Europe to experiment with a play called
"A Noblo Brother," will bo ono of tho
coming season's now stars.
Tho Union Squaro theater, New York,
was recently reopened under its new
management, Messrs. Green wall & Pear
son. Tho opening programme was
"Tho Fabricator," by Waltor Craven,
and a curtain raiser entitled "Adrift,"
by Robert Hilliard, the actor.
Sidney It. Ellis has signed a contract
with Gi eon wall & Pearson by which
Charles A. Gardner, tho Gorman como
dian, will go into tho Union Square
theater, Now York, commoncing Aug.
1. "Fatherland," Mr. Gardner's great
est success, will bo tho only play pre
sented. ODDS AND ENDS.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Report.
Baking'
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
fi
$-;
CANNIBALS IN UNIFORM.
rOHN KNIG11T.
O shoelngandrepalilng
Hlackpiiilth. Horse
USIlCCi.lltV. SllOD
utile foot of Liberty stieet, Oalem, Ore 'on.
&20tF
Capital City Restaurant
KAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE I AT
BlUF (I P6 jZ6 Plumbers and Tinners,
14 & 210 Connneicial St., Salem. Garden Ho&o and Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete lino of Stoves and Tinware, Tin looiing and plumbing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
PAPER .HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in Salein of
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE .'A SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find here every article they
need, in the most approyed and modern patterns.
TJPERIOH STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
CJZOLS. TMIXIE
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meak at All Hours oi the Day
Nono but white labor em itnyed in thh
establishment.
A good substantial meal o ked In first
class stylo.
Twcntj'-flve cents pt r meal,
BtHJD KRONT
Court strict,; between Ojen .House uud
Mluto's LUcry
In Minneapolis 7,877,047 barrels of
flour were inado last year.
A judgo at San Fiaueisco lias decided
that tho purchasing of mining stock on
margin is illegal in that stato under tho
present constitution.
Tho Alta California is to bo revived
mid or tho namo of tho San Francibco
Alta. Tho first issuo will appear in Sep
tember. Tho papor's politics will bo in
dependent. An Indianapolis man has invented a
process for "aging" violins, by means of
which ho can in two weeks give a new
instiumcnt tho fullness and richness of
touo of an antiquo Stradivarius.
Tho analysis by chomists at the Stato
Agricultural collcgo, of sugar boots
raised in Iowa shows 14.41 per cent, of
suglir, which is not often excelled in tho
best beet growing countries of Europo.
Lighthouses nro classified by ordors
depending on the height and diameter
of tho lighting apparatus. Thore are
tour orders. Tho first threo are used for
sea or coast lights and tho fourth for
harbor purposes.
A Mormon colonization echemo has
been porfected between Eldor Androw
J. Stewart, of SaltLako, and tho author
ities of tho Mexican government, by
which Mormon colonics may bo estab
lished in all parts of tho republic, tho
city of J3anta Rosalie to bo tho hoad-
quarters.
WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.
and
All sue invited to call at 143 Court street and look at all the late
patterns in Wall Paper and get prices for same on tho wall.
E. C. SNOW, Decorator, with E. E. SNOW, House, Sign and Car
riage TAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Paper Hanging. Kalsomiuiug, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishlug and
Natural Wood Finish. Only Fin-it-clas Work. E, E. SNOW.
Iteuiember tho piano, 113 Couit Street.
founds;
Tho place to get a Saddle horse, Livery
Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
Mill feed or cfood well rotted Manure,
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto
RYAN & CO.
dw
1248 Commercial Street.
D.C.SHERMAN,
U, B, Pension and Claim agent. P. O
Box sSl.Halera, Oregon. Deputy Count
Clerl' Vnte lor blanks. w
DUGAN BROS'
" Plumbing aod Heating Co.
u u
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
always ready for orders.
Sell and deliver wood,
hay, coal and lumber. Of
fice State St.. onnositeSa.
..--.. . , A .
'em Iron works. Draya and trucks may be fouudjthrouguout tho dav nt
tho corner of State and Commercial Htreot.
Salem Truck & Dray Co.
B. F, DRAKE, Proprietor,
SALEM
T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent
IRON WORKS,
SALEM, -..----- OREGON.
Manufactures BTEAM ENQINKH, Mill Outfits, Water Wheel Governor, Fruit
Drying Outtlts, Traction Engine, Cresting, etc. Kami machinery made and repaired.
General agents ami inaiiufuctureis of the celebrated Waulstrom Patent Middlings
1'urlfler and lleelc Karm machinery madt nud repaired.
CN, CHURCHILL.
CHURCHILL &
T S. BURROUGHS.
BURROUGHS, '
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Cuemeketa Stieet.
Sash and Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon,
The best class of work in our line tat prices to compete
With the lowest. Only the best material user!
Wholesale and'retull dealers lu
STEAM AND PLDMBING GOODS,
fcUCo mmcrclal street. Telephone No. at
For Sale.
Three lots in North Mil em on street ear
line, u iso vi acres unit land about 3i miles
east of Balem. Call on
. I. ; AltKIKLSOV,
Htate Insurance Odlce
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking business
In all Its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS I'reslden
Wm. ENGLAND Vice 1'resldeut
HUGH McNAHY Cashier
DIKECTOUH: Geo. WlUlamd.Wm. Enc
land, Dr. J. A. Ktchardson, J. V, Ilodsou,
J. A. Maker.
Hank In new Exchange .block on Com-
THE WILLAMETTE,
SAL1ZM, OREGON.
Rates, $2.50 toTo.OO per Day.
The best hotel b tween Portland amis in
frrauclsco. Klrst-class lu all Its mmolut
ments. its tables aro served with the
Choicest Jfruits
Grown lu the Wlllamotto Vulloy.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
JAPANES
dj im
JaL EasEnasaKuam
v
JU
mernla) street.
8:12-11
Authorised Capitul $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Salein, Oregon.
W. A. CIMJCK. I'res. "W. W. MAHTIN,
Vleo l'res J. H. ALI1KHT, Cashier.
Htate, County and City Wurrants boutfht
ut l'ar. dw
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTS, Manager.
Lock Box 1810, Seattle, Wash
Hreeders olThorougbbred I'oultry offol.
lowing varieties:
H. U. White Leghorns, H. C. Hrown Leg
horns, White Plymouth Hocks, llarred
Plymouth Kocks, Pit Games, lllack Lung
shams. Light; Urahainas, Hull' Cochins,
Partridge Cochins, Ilronze Turkeys,
Hend tor Circular and Price List.
White's No. 60,
BALEM'd FINEST TItUCK,
For Sale.
OOn A -. ot good land, 80 acres
jcj nui vyoKOOll bllrn nuJ10,b0
iiuiuuiu winner, win sen an or pan, cueap,
on reasonable terms.
JAMKU WAHNKR, Salem. Or.
P.O. 1JOX3.U 0-18-tl-dW
AuewandC mplele licatiiieni, cunslst
lngorsuppoltoile', olntinonlln rapbiiloi,
also a box oud pills; a po-,ltliuciuo ore.
ttmal, Internal, bl nd or blcodint;. Itthlnt',
t'hroule, lecenl or heiedilary Piles, mid
many oilier (lUtaiscs and lumalu weak
nesses ltlsalwajsa uie.it beuilit to tho
geneial health. 'Hie llrst dlswiveiy ol a
medlcil cine leudei lng au operation with
tho knife unnecessary lien alter. This
remedy has. never been known to lull, ifl
per oox.wiorti; sent ny man. Why miller
lroin this tenlblo dtkL.iso Mhon a wtliten
guaranteo Is given with (ilioxts, to refund
tliemouoy llnot cuicd hend htuinp for ireo
saiiipU). Guaiciilco iKiitd by Woodaw),
OLAitKK i Co., wholesale and retail diug.
gists, sole agents, Portluud, Or. 0 -ly-dw
MONEY TO LOAN.
hpeelal ImliuemenW for the noxt 30 days
on good farm lo.iu.i.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Koom U, Hush llauk block. 6 UJw
Mrs. Francos Hodgson Burnett con
tinues to observo in Washington tho
custom sho adopted while abroad of
holding informal receptions on Sunday
afternoons.
Miss Sadio Blackstono, who played
with Florence in "Tho Almighty Dol
lar," has left tho stago, studied art in
Paris, whoro sho still lives, and is an ox-
hibitor in tho salon and maintaining a
creditablo position as an attist.
Mrs. George Gibb, B. A., who has
just beon appointed lectuier on tho
French language) and litoraturo at Trin
ity collego, Victoria, is tho first lady
lectin or to bo honored in a collego affili
ated to tho Melbourne tmivoisity.
Ono of tho brightest of tho amateur
editors of America is Miss Harriot C.
Cox, of tho Abington (Mass.) Papyrus.
It ia six ycais siuco sho ontered amateur
journulisin, and last year tho National
Amateur Press association ptesentedhor
with a handsome ring in token of tho
esteem in whioh sho is hold.
Mmo. do Banios, who was recently
wedded to Senor do lloda in Now York,
was piesonted aftor tho coi oniony by
hor husband with u Wattcau fan of ro
umrkablo beauty. Tho stocks aro of
pearl, richly inlaid. The scono por
trayed is that of Pharoah'n daughter
discovering tho infant Moses.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
Bernos Wanted !
Now ready for business.
specialty,
a I
J.K, WU1TJS, I
Careful work
THE SALEM CANNING CO.
Will Itccelve
CHERRIES AND BTRAWBER
RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES on
and after Wednesday, June 8, 1802.
uw-ir
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER.
215 Commercial St., - Salem, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Hpeclalty of Spectacle), and repairing
Olocks. Watches und Jewelry,
E.
J. CROSS,
and Packer
Btato Ht. and Court Ht The best meat
delivered to all parts of the city.
EX K.JHEALL,
Paper Hancerand Decorator.
Oihoe at fliaircalverf iliuionery uUitt ,
Balem, Oregon, '
Tho Missouri, Kansas and Toxas.hna
purchasod tho Fort Worth and Rio
Grando road,
Tho Empire Fa3t Freight lino has or
dered 500 now 00,000 pouud froight cars
with automatic brakos and air attach
montH Superintendents, genoral froight
agonts nud general passenger agonts got
from $:),000 to $.8,000 a your, according
to tho steo of tho system and its busi
ness It i3 proposed toparallol tho state rail
road botweon Vionna and Pesth with an
electric railroad on tho right bank of tho
Danube. Tho distauco is about 170
miles.
J, W. Drew, western passongor agont
of tho Clover Leaf, announces that froo
reclining chairs havo boen placed in all
tho buffet coaches of tho Toledo, St. Louis
and Kansas Uity road.
Tho earnings of tho Southern Pacific
company in 18'Jl reached tho enormous
sum of $30, 1.10,000, uu increaso of moro
than $2,000,000 over 1890, which had
been tho best of all previous yours.
Tho stockholders of tho Concord and
Montreal railroad havo voted to increaso
tho capital stock $1,300,000, making tho
capital stock $0,000,000. Tho louso of
tho Now Boston railroad was ratified.
U
Everybody knows what ltllo, an
that is the reason they go to Ilel.
leubruud'H for tlmt purej,lce oreum
nodu,
Congo Native Who Carry Onus
Mako Good Soldier.
In 1883 Stanley took 100 Zanzibar
and Haussa soldiors on tho Congo. In
tho servico of tho Congo Freo Stato
today aro 3,200 soldiers, a largo num
bor of whom aro recruited from tho
villages along tho great river and its
tributaries. Tho head of tho little
anny is tho governor general, but
tho activo control of the military f orco
Is in tho hands of tho commander
of tho public force, who at present is
Commander Fourdin. His headquar
ters aro at Boma, Tho army is di
vided into companies, with eleven
captains, ton lieutenants, thirty-nino
Bublieu tenants and sixty sergeants.
Most of tho officers aro Belgians.
Tho little army is spread over tho
twelvo districts into which the Congo
stato is divided. It is kopt busy po
licing the government station, giv
ing to tho governor of each district
tho assistance ho needs for tho ex
ploration of liis territory, and con
solidating tho political influence of
tho stato. Tho largest and strongest
posts aro those on tho Mobangi and
tho Aruwimi rivers, and in Katanga
where strong forces aro kept in order
to suppress slave raids.
In 1888 tho government decided to
create its its army out of native ele
ments. It found that tho Bangala
cannibals on tho Upper Congo devel
oped into excellent soldiors, and that
it was much cheapor to enlist and
drill them than to brincr soldiers
many hundreds of miles from Zanzi
bar and tho northwest coast. Tho
enlisted men ai-o between fourteen
and thirty years of ago and their
term of servico is fivo years. Camps
of instruction aro at Leopold villo and
Equator station.
Tho use of tho natives has had an
excellent effect on tho country, for
tho soldiors, undor strict discipline,
becomo in a largo degrco civilized,
and aro effectivo friends of tho state
after their term of sorvico has ex
pired. Most of tho military stations aro
commanded by Europeans, although
some of tho posts around tho main
stations aro undor tho chargo of
black sergeants. A number of tho
stations havo beon established at the
request of nntivo chiefs, who like a
protection, and in return for tho ad
vantages they dorivo from tho pres
ence of tho soldiery thoy agree to
furnish tho men with rations. Tho
Congo stato now has thirty-oight
garrisoned posts. Fivo of tho posts
Loopoldvillo, Boma, Bangala, Ba
soko and Lusambo aro well sup
plied with cannon. Tho soldiors aro
neatly uniformed in bluo with rod
trimmings, and nro armed with
Chassopot and Winchester guns.
Philadolplna Telegraph.
Salaries of Tradlo ainnnccrg.
Traffic managers arowoU paid, and
desorvcdlyso. Thoy mako tho money.
You will find plenty of men who do
not boliovo in traffic managers and
say tliat thoy aro "fifth wheels" nnd
all that, but if it woro not for tho
fifth wheel tho wagon would upset in
turning around short. In pursuit of
traffic tho railroad wagon does not
always havo a big held to turn around
in, but ofton has to tako short cuts
and mako sharp turns.
Traffic managers got $0,000 or
$8,000 a year up to $20,000 that is in
tho southern country. In tho north
nnd west thoy avorngo about tho
same, but thoroaro exceptional cases,
perhaps, whoro moro is paid, al
though it is doubtful if any lines pay
bettor than tho largo sou thorn sys
tems. Superintendents, genoral froight
agonts and goncral passongor agonts
got from $3,000 to 8,000 a year, ac
cording to tho sizo of tho system and
its business. Atlanta Constitution.
JMoto Starting on n Journey
A person usually desire to gain somo In
formation as to the most desirable route to
take, nnd will purchase ticket via the one
that will afford hlui the quickest and Dent
service. Before starting on a trip to Chi
cago or an v nulnt Knst. vnu HhniiM nrvrolfla
yourself with a map and timetable of the
Wisconsin central Lino. Tho train run
on this route nro vestibuleandr.ro eaulpped
with Pullman's latest Drawing Uoom iMeop-i
via, cicuui uaj vuueues unu uiningtiarse
ui micBi uesign, uuni expressly ior I
vice, and are exquisite In lurnlshlnj
convenient nnd comfortable in &
ment nnd se complete In every detail
iiioy nave no superior in comiort an
cance. The dlnluir car service ta nro
ced by all the most elecant ever Ina
nted, and Is operated In the-lnteiest e:
natrons.
Fast trains via tho Wisconsin Cent!
i.iuus leave Minneapolis aany at 12.45 p.
and G-lS p. m.. nnd at. Paul nt 1:. n.
and 7:15 p. m., making favorable conn
Hon with all trains from the West a:
Uouthwest.
Kor tickets, maps, pamphlets and fur
information annlv to Q. V. McNeill, n. P
and T. A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jag,
U. Pond, General .Passenger and Ticket
Agont, Chicago, 111. 1-16-ly
Citation.
In the County Court, for theCounty of Ma-,
rion, Btato of Oregon.
In tho matter of estate of 1 ,.
Kvellno Cox, deceased llaon'
To all the heir of said decedent, known
or unknown, IIKEH-TINO:
In tho name of the Htntn nf flpwrnn. vnn ,
aro hereby cited and required to appear In f S
IUUWJUUIJ VUUlbUl 1UU DU11U Ul UreKUU.lW
inoCountvof Marlou on Mnnrtuv. tho lKth
day oi July, 18112, at 10 o'clock, In the fore- V.
uwu V. tuav UltJ , bUGU UUU hUQIOIUBUUW
cause, If any there be whj an order should . ,
not be made authorizing and empowering -,
tho administrator of said estate to sell the V
real property belonging to said estate,'' J
wuiuu ia ueaeriueu as iuuows io-wiu ix)is
8, II, 10 and 11 In block No. 8 as shown on
the amended plat of Capital Park addition
to the City ot Salem in Marlon County J
uregon.
witness, tho lion. T. 1,. Davidson, Judge
of the county court, of tho Mateof Oregon,
for tho County of Marlon with the seal of
said court nHlx, this 15th day of June, 1892.
Attest: O. C. BHKKMAN, Clerk.
By FltANK W. WATKU3, Deputy.
seal.
Notico to Teachers.
The County Superintendent of Schools
will hold tho regular monthly county
teacher's Institute, as required by law, at
tho Kust8alem school building, commenc
ing July 11th nnd continue- two weeks.
Special Instructors havo been engaged for
tho various brauches and all teachers in
tho ciunty are expected to attend and as
sist In the workot the Institute.
llrlig text books on all subjects.
. J. H. UHAIIAM.
Balem, Oregon, Juno 25, 18U2.
llids Wanted.
Illrts will bo received until July 7th. for
15,000 ties, 6:8, and 6ft Jin long. The right
is reticrvea to reject, any irau uu Diaa.
0-27-dW-td BAI.EM MOTOR RY. CO.
Bids Wanted
:.Ji
top. of cedar er: fir. until July 71 h. lthrht .
is reserved to reject any nnd ail bids.
n-iCUWlU OALlCiJU JUUXUIt 1U.).,
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE TAINTING, KALSO-
MINING, TAPER HANGING,
tst a fnTTTj a t rrrT wrviorrTwri '
inviuniiii ituujli rituauiiiu. fl
Leave ordera J. Irwin's, rear of Smith-
Hteiner'B drug Btoro.
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
D1V8. SHIMP & HOUSER,
Dovote special attention to Nervous, Cat
arrhal. Asthmatic and Throat Troubles.
Hernia (rupture) cured without pain on
ueiuniiou iroiii uusiucsa unu uuaranteed In
Ever Case. '
iiivorv variety of Femalo nnd nhmnln
diseases treated by tho most advancecrt
methoils known to Klectrlcul and Medical f
science Twenty years exnerlence in snr. ,
uery and tho UDiillcatlon of electrloltv. .
Olllco D Commercial street., llush-Ilrey-.
uiuu iiLutk. oaiuiu
Tho flalapagog Islands.
Tlioro is a good deal tliat is weird
about tho Galapagos islands, which
it has beon proposed Unclo Sam
shall buy for n coaling station in tho
south boas. Thoy aro sixteen in
uuinbor iivo big and olovon small
ones, without counting over &o many
littlo islots and tho lino of tho equa
tor runs diroctly through tho group;
Novortholess tho climnto is not very
hot, owing to tho romarkably low
tomporaturo of tho surrounding wa
ters. Onco upon n timo these islands
woro volcanic peaks, uplifted from a
jiortion of tho continont which had
sunk bonoath tho ocoan, leaving
their toiw projecting. Washington
Star.
The Word "Uoirry."
' Tlio word "bolfry" had originally
no connection with "boll," an idea
which ia now intimately associated
with tho term. Tho first moaning
given is "watch tower," from tho
Middlo English "borfry," a watch
towor. Tho first part of thiaword
is connected with "borough," tho
second with "froo." As tho practico
grow of liauging "bolls" in such tow
ore pooplo romindod thomsolvos of
tho fact by changing tho word "bor
fry" into tho modorn "bolfry,"
ChainborB Journal.
Notico to Bridge BuiWoul
In persuance of nn order of the Hon.
County Court 6f Marlon county, bids will
bo received at tho olllco of the county derk:
uuui iiiesuay, juiy o, xmri, at 1 ociock p.
m , for the construction of u bridge, con
slstlngof a span of 100 feet and two op-
firoacnos of 60 feet In tho aggregate, uoroas
lie littlo north fork of the eautlam river.
xuueounreberves me rignuto reject any
County Oierk
and all bids.
u-za-uw-ld
TMl'ItOVKD OHDEIt OF RED MKN.
x ivanuaaun inuoiNo. , uaiem. Holds'
council overy Thursday evening, nt 7:30. i
Wigwam In btate Insurance hnll, 1
F. O. BAK15U. PmnhBL .'
KIKVNK O. WATKIta, Chief of Records,!
TO BUILDHS A PLEASURE;
When you see these new 189T
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses-1
and Cottages."
Ul.n O w tnln.l,nn r. ....(.... ... . M
niU.OAluluullVfl. UVUIU1UBUUW UUillKBB. '
new styles, latest Ideas In planning. No. .!
4 has 5 designs classified from $150 up to ,3
iuw, iuijub nun uuuer viiaaj no. o gon
ial us U designs of duellings costing over
J1500. many from S1800 up to JJO00. Many '
new Houtlieru or resort styles of houses la
these woiks.
I'rlce, Jl each, or tho two for JU0.
r. S. HOPKINS
Architect, Grand Rapids, Mich.
" T. BURROWS -,
CAIUtlKSu full lino of Htaple and fiinoy '
Orocerles, Fresh Vegetable and B
lies In season, Jluttor und Kggn aU,
wuyson hand. ,
saa Corrx't St.
&
Burton Bros.
STATE BTREET
BRICK YARD.
Large, stock of oommim ltrielc ai wmw
liaud. l'rM(Hl UUU oriuUMnMMS
inadetoordbr. m
Leave orders at a.lHolx.M BUle jrtMM.
Ooodhue Jt CuUJU, 06 WtU) swettl, or tu3