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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. 5.
"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER.
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SALEM. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 5, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. J 57
jlW1 JII'jIIIJ I 'W; .4i,iwwWjPff
THE COLUMBIAN WORLD'S FAIR, 1893.
A Valuable Guide and Atias Free to Customers.
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In Three Sixes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
GRAY BROTHERS,
N. V. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
VKOFKSSIONAI. OAUDS.
-PLEASANT-
Home
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 water.
Remember it is within ten minutes walk of the
PostolTice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
Harritt
SfsLilSlli tJi
-SUCCESSORS TO-
WELLER BROS.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR, RED STAR
M
o
1MI AND FANCY G1IIK
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
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JJJT
H. GLASSPORD.
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.ti urn. v t n u vn i,i
uuiJluuiii i;uiijuijiii xuiu vuwiiiiii mimuiii
BANKS, STORES AND OFHCES FITTED UP IN.
Georgia Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc,
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Renrof 200 Commercinl Street, Salem, OregoD.
NAILS! LOCKS! HINGES
BUILDER'S FIARDWARE i AT
eizei
Plumbers and Tinners,
Burr & P
214 & 21G Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawn Sprinklers.
A complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tin roofing and plumbing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and I'lumbiug Furnished.
PAPER
HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
MmX&r&Jm
All are invited to call at 14,1 Court street and look at all Hie late
patterns In Wall Paper and get prices for same on the wall.
E. C. SNOW, Decorator, with 13. E, SNOW, lloube, Sign and Car
riage PAINTING IN ALL ITS LRANOHES.
Paper Hauging, Kulsomlnlng, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and
Natural Wood Finish. Ouly Ftrutr-cluw Work. E. E. SNOW.
Remember the plane, 143 Court Street
FOUND
The place to get a Sttddlo horse, Livery
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
Mill feed or good well rotted Manure,
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
11YAN & CO.
Salem Truck & Dray Co. 11
V lice Sta
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
"j ready for ordois,
anil deliver wood,
, coal tuid lumber. Of-
i State St.. onnosite Sa
lem Iron works. Drays and trnutw may bo found throughout tiialvn
the nornr of State and Cwumnr.-'iil Htreow.
B, F, DRAKE, Proprietor, T. C PERKINS, General Superintendent.
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALEM, ........ OREGON.
Manufactures STEAM ENCUNK3. Mill Outfits, Vatcr Wheel Governor, Fruit
Drying Outfits, Tract 1cm Engines, Cresting, etc. Farm machinery made and repaired,
General ugenU an J manufacturers of tlio celebrated Wublstroin 1'atcnt Mlddllm,
IurIBer aud Reels. Fnrm machinery mudt aj.d icp-ilrcd.
C, N, CHURCHILL.
T S. BURROUGHS,
CHURCHILL & BURROUGHS,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitter
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Chemeketsi Street.
Sash and. Door Factory
Front'j Street, Salem, Oregon
The best class of work in our lino at prices to compote
With the lowest. Only the best material used.
lYitdlbi
Ed. C. Cross,
Wholesale ami ISetuil Dealer in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Warn.
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
.9 Court and 110 State Streets.
xjl SO.ua
ulSiili Si!
-SUCCESSOR TO-
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in balem ot
HARDWARE, STOVE
NWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE Ia SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find here every article they
need, in the most approyed and modem patterns.
UPERIOH STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
(1V
248 Commercial Street.
iniiimMTrTgiiTwi
mm
D.C.SHERMAN,
O, H. l'ermlon nud Claim n;ent. P. O
iios. 281. tMl.m, L-r.gun, Deputy Countj
CAerir Vrlte for blank. ' v
DUGAN BROS
IY1 1 I
KiiiinlutiA' nwii 1-lAfii
i milium aim ilu
n i n
in i? a
(ILlim lU
u '
Wholesale and ieti'11 d"nli'r" In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS.
(9Co minerclal utreet Telephone No XI,
For Sale.
Three IoIh in North Kilem on street car
Ilnr, uUuSl acres Irult land ubutit aJ miles
eiihi ui raiem, uiu on
C. U.tMBRIBLKOX,
HUto Insurance Olllco
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTS, Maimer.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Vath
llroeders oil'liorouglibrrd I'oult'y of fol.
lowliii; varieties:
a, C. WhltoIfe'liorcB.H. O. liroftti I-et,'-hornn,
White Plymouth Ilockn, Unrrc.1
1'lyinouth llocks, 1'lt Ottme, II luck lAtntr
ibuini. I.lclit; llralinmae, Hull' Coclilns,
1'artrldKeCochlna, UroureTurkey.
Kond lr C'lii-'ular and I'rluA List.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'B FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for business Cartful work a
pecUlty. J, V, WH1TK.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact u general banking business
In all Its brauclios.
GEO. WILLIAMH Frenlilen
Wm. KNGIjANJ) Vice President
HUGH MuNAHY Uuohler
DIHKCTOU8: Geo. Wllllunw.Wm. r;ne
land, Dr. J. A. Ulchardson, J. W. Ilodsun.
J. A. Ilalcer.
liank In now Kzchanga .block on Com
mercial street. 8:11-11
' Authorized Capital $500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halem, Oregon.
W. A. CU-UCK, Pick. W. W. MAIIT1N,
Vice frcB. J. 11. Al.IlMtl', Cashier.
State, County and City WarrantB bought
at 1'ar. dw
MONEY TO LOAN.
Spoolal tnducem"nts for the ucxt S iliij'H
on good farm loiuii.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Jtoorn 1). Hur.li ll.mk block, fi 1C1
Jerries Wanted!
THE SALEM CANNING CO.
Will Receive
CHERRIE3 AND STRAWBER
RIES AND GOOSEBERRIES ou
and after Wednesday, June 8, 1602.
J J. 8HAW, M. W. HUNT. Bit AW
. HUNT, attorney at law. Otllco over
capital National bunk, Halem, Oregon,
GEO. 11. 11UKNKTT, Attorney nt law,
Halem, Oregon. Olllco over Ladd A
liush'8 bank.
ri T. niOHAUOSON, Attorney at law,
O. otUce up stairs In front rooms of new
Jiush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Kaleni, Oregon,
JOHN A. CAHON, Attorney at law.
Itooms 3 and 4, Ladn V iiUNh's bank
building, Haiem, ureccn Biiyr
B.K.VONUAM. W. II. HULMKS.
Bonham A Hot.MES. Attorneys at law,
Olllco In Hush's block, between State
and Court, on (Jum'lfcSt.
mlLMON 1
block.
''OHD, attornoy at law, Salem,
i. Oltice uiflUlrs In l'attou's
BH. mi.YD!3HAV, 111YSIC1AN AND
. Surgeon, .alcm, Oiegon. olllco In
Kldrldgo block, ujxUilrH over WllMnnm A
Kneland's bank IteRldence corner State
and a. B corner Inter street.
WH. YOUNG, M. D.. Olllco formerly
. occupied by Ur. Howlnnd, corner
Court and Liberty streets. I'elephoue No.
15, Olllco heurs: 8 a. in. to 12; 'I to 4 p. m.,
and 7 toD p.m. Ilcsldenre lutli fctieet ou
elcctrlo cur Hue. Telephouo No. I).
TVIOAFKK A linoOICB. I'hyslclans
JJX. ud Burgeons, Jlurphy bleK, up
stairs, Commercial street, Halem, Or.
TvU. W. S. MOrT, physician and sur
J geon. Olllco lu Eldrldge lllock, bn
lem, Oregon, Olllce hours 10 to 18 a. m,
iOi. 1(1.
fa Ii. PII1L11UOOK, M. U.,HomeopathNt.
J2J, Olllce 155 Court bticct; llesldeuco !!17
High street. General practice. Hpoclal
attention given to diseases of Women nud
children.
"Tv U. illNl'A 8. A. UAVI9. Ofllce hours,
L Bu. in. to 11 a. in.; '2 p. in. to 5 p. ni,
bay or night calls promptly attended to.
Special attention given todiseisesof wom
en and children. Oflleo In Aew Bauk Hlk.,
305 Commercial stieet. ltcvldenee same.
SECONDHAND BARRELS.
DK. T, C. SMITH. Dentist, 02 Male street,
H.ilem, Or, Finished dental opera
tions of every description, l'alnle.is opera
tions a specialty.
tjtr 1). l'UGIl, Architect, Plann, Sped
VV . HcatlouH and superintendence lor
all elasoes of buildings, Orlica 2IX) Com
mercial St , up stairs,
c,
A. HOllKKT, Architect, room 121, Mar
quam building, I'oithmcl, Oregon.
UCHINUsb OAlI(i.
HOEYE& MILLS, Proprietors the l'orce
lain Hath and i-havlng Parlors. Have
tue ouly Porcelain Bath Tubs In the city.
20!) Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
AH. SMITH .t CO., Contractors, Sewer
, lng, Cement Hldewalks, Excavating,
Etc: All wort promptly done, Salem, Or,
Leave orders with Duzan llros. 4:15-lm
p J. LAHSKN & CO,, Manabrture of all
L . kinds of vehicles. Rop'ilrlugaspei'lul
ty. Shop 45 State street.
riAKPET-LAYING.-I make u specialty ot
V; cai pet-sewlug and laying; caipets
taken up and lelaid with great caie, hhndo
and curtain polo hanging. Leave ordeis
with J. H. Lunn, liuiea A Sou or Whlto
Corner. J. G.LUHUHAM.
IOHN KNIGHT, HlRCkbinlib. Horso
t) shoeing and repairing a specialty. Shop
at the foot of Llbeity street, Salem, Oregon.
iintf
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WannMeak at All Hours ot (lie Day
Nono but white labor emp.oyc A In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal a i ked in lliht
plass style.
Twenty-live conts per meal,
r a r f i o n t
(!onrt street,! between Oreri .House and
Mlnto'fl Li ur
THE WILLAMETTE
SALEM, OUJ5GOX.
Hales, $2.50 io5.00 por uy.
Tho best hotel botwtenl'ortlaud aadKan
Kraucibco. Flist-rlaKS In all Us api.olut.
ments. IU tables are served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Wlllaiuotto Valley.
A. I, WAGNER, Prop.
TAPANIS SR
SJ
A now and C"mplete Trenlmcnl, consist
ing of suppobltorles, olnt nent In cafsu os,
also a box and pills; u pnsitlt e euro or ex
ternal, internal, blind or bleeding, lulling,
chronic, recent or htrodltary 1'IM, and
tiiuuj i uiriiifvo t tn iviuiiin it run-
ucsses; ltlsalwiiysa great bcnellt to the
general health. J he tlrdt discovery oi n
ineuieiu cure rencerm,' an operation wiui
tho knife unnws,-ary herfufler. This
remedy has never bieu known to full. 21
per uox.uiors.'); vvl by man, wnysuirer
from this terrible dli-,ise when a written
guaiautee Is given with a boxes, to refund
the money It not cured Pond stump for free
sample, Uuurrniei issued by Wooiuui),
Claukk A: Co., Mho esale and rotall drug
gists, solo agents, Portland, Or. 5 i-ly-dw
Hids M'nntPil.
Illds will bo received until July 7ih, 'or
15,000 ties, xH, and 6ft tin long. Tho iltflit
Isro.crvtd to I el id any au 1 all bids.
U-tf.dw-td H tLKM Aioroil ItY CO.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATOnIAKER,
2155-i Ccmmercbl St,, ialem, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Hpeclalty ol Spectacles, and repilrlrg
Cocks, wainliAN mid Jewelry.
E. C. OKOSS,
Butcher and Packer
State HUautf Court Htr-Thf httl meat
delivered to all parts of tliecltv,
Paper Hangerand Deccator,
, Office at oiuw, cul ert'i Mlllloneiy etorc,
Halem, Oreaou
Gravo Dangers Lurk In tho Use of Those
Common Itcccptnrlcs.
Secondhand ban'els play a mora
important part in tljp storago of tho
food products used in tho city and
its environs in Brooklyn, on Long
Ialand and throughout no inconsider
ablo portion of tho stato of Now Jer
Boy than most housekeepers, or for
that matter, most pcoplo,-tro awaro.
But iow if any now barrels are
miulo in this locality. New barrels
aro mado and exclusively used in tho
west. It is vesterri mado barrols ro
coopered that aro used hereabout.
Thcso rccoopercd ban-cLs aro used
for pacLiug biscuits, sugar, fruit,
eggs, butler and other kinds of food
products.
Tho nowly mado barrels como
hitlier from tho west filled with flour
and other food btufTa, from tho fish
ing centers crammed with captuitxl
denizens of tho deep, and from other
places laden with delicacies intended
to tempt tho appetites of citizens of
tho Erapiro Stato. When thoy aro
emptied tho retail provision dealers
who purchaso their contents sell
them indiscriminately to all comers
willing to pay tho price, which is
generally from ten to fifteon cents
or upward for each barrel.
Tho inhabitants of tho tenement
houses in tho eastern district of tho
city aro among tho largest pur
chasers. The peoplo living in tho
poorer districts on the west sido aro
also largo purchasers. It is from
tho epidemic localities, particularly
thoso on tho east sido, owners of
cooperages in this city and Brooklyn
buy a largo proportion of tho second
hand barrols thoy rojuvenato. But
it is not only tho proprietors of coop
erages who do so. Biscuit manufac
turers and representatives of sugar
housos do likewise.
Tho cast off barrels sold to tho in
habitants of tenement' houses aro
used for holding dirt, ashes, dead
rats and other lands of vermin, cast
off clothing and underclothing that
often contain germs of malignant
disease, and would not havo been
parted with by their impecunious
owners except through necessity.
Recooporago of theso secondhand
barrels is earned on to a largo extent
in this vicinity. Fivo firms alono ro
coopor over 22,000 barrols daily, and
in Bugar houses and biscuit bakeries
probably 0,000 more aro daily ro-
coopored.
Over twenty-two years ago a Brook'
lyn assemblyman Samuel Madd ox
introduced a bill into tho stato legis
lature to prohibit tho packing of food
products in secondhand barrels. Tho
bill was withdrawn owing to circum
stances. Tradition says tnat ovor
$30,000 was put up to defeat it.
The price paid journeymen for re
coopering is 3 J cents a barrel. Ex
ports say that careful washing and
cleaning would bo suihcient to purify
secondhand barrols for tho uso of
food products. Now York Adver
tiser. Tlio Host Protection.
The marked and sudden changes
of tomporaturo to which our climato
is subjected during tho wintor months
aro not to bo combated by changes
of clothing, for this would bo obvi
ouely impossible
Tho thing to bo dono is to keep tho
body in a condition to resist tho
changes. This condition is best main
tained by having tho skin and all tho
organs activo. Tlio dogreo of sensi
tiveness of tho sldn in regulating
heat loss is tho largest factor hero
concerned, and a sound condition of
tho skin is to bo expected from a
proper systom of exorcise and bath
ing. Youth's Companion.
(living Orders to a Pope.
Mr. George LTealy, an American
portrait painter, tolls an interesting
nnecdoto regarding Popo Pius IX.
His holiness was sitting for his por
trait, and becoming tired suddenly
stood up and camo over to seo what
Mr. Hoaly was about. Mr. Healy
was annoyed at this, and exclaimed
somewhat sharply:
''I beg your holiness to sit down.
Tho popo laughed and said : "I am
accustomed to givo orders, not to ro
coivo them. But you heo, Mr. Iloaly,
that I also laiow how to oboy." With
this ho submissively went back to
bus chair.
Tho Puunlcst Sight In Paris.
Tho funniest sight in Paris is to
seo tho bears in tho pits at tho Jar
din dc3 Plants seat thomsolves com
fortably, hold up thoir forelegs in a
position of supplication and, with
wido open mouths, bog for buns,
their oyes rapidly blinking in tho
fetrong light from above. Thoy eas
ily catch in their mouths anything
that they can reach without moving
off thoir bases. Now York Sun.
War lu Washington,
Tlio citizens of Oakcsdalo, "Wash.,
annoyed by a largo mudholo in tho
inainstrcotof tho town, planted throo
or four old hats and a pair of boots
in tho center of it and labeled them
with tho names of tho city council.
But tho council retaliated by posting
up a cord with tho notico, "Pay your
taxes and wo will fill this holo."
Philadelphia Lodger.
Unexpected.
Professor (to studontmakingacall)
How could you think of disturbing
mo tit suclinn unseasonable momontf
Studont (abashed) L'xcuso mo, pro
fessor, I didn't oxpoet to find you in.
Excliango.
Everybody luiowa what It in, and
tuut la tho reason thoy go to Hoi
lenbraud's for tlmt puro ice cream
Boda,
Highest of all in Leavening Tower. Latest U. S Gov't Report
Poy&I Baking
ABSOLUTELY PURE
VANISHING OF A CONTINENT.
Tlicio Was a Real Atlnntls, Abort Which
tho Geologists Tell Stories.
"Atlantis, the supposititious con
tinent in tho midst of tho Atlantic
ocean, of which bo many remarkable
stories aro told, is undoubtedly a
myth, but it is ontirely certain that
there was a real Atlantis," said Pro
fessor Magco, of tho geological sur
voy. "During that ancient epoch which
wo call tho paleozoic, nobody knows
how many millions of years ago,
thoro was a great and lofty conti
nent in tlio middle of what is now
known as tho Noiih Atlantic ocean.
It was about 1,000 miles long from
north to south, and nobody knows
how wido it was. All wo can tell is
that its mountains woro very high,
and that on its western slope it had
long and largo rivers. It was a
mighty land mass, and wo havo rea
son for being sure that it endured
ages before, at tho closo of tho paleo
zoic, it had sunk to tho lovel of tho
sea. Subsequently, though further
sinking, it became a part of what is
now the lovel plain of tho Atlantic
"How do wo know all this, you
asked? By the traces of its former
existenco which this geological At
lantis had left behind in tho shape of
sediments deposited by its rivors.
Whero aro theso sediments found?
Well, tho Appalachian mountains aro
entirely composed of thorn. In that
distant ago of which wo aro speaking
tho eastern part of the United States
had not yet been uplifted above tlio
ocean. When this portion of tho
continent did emergo from tho sea
tho sediments I have spokon of camo
up with it, forming tho Appalachian
range among other features of what
is now tlio land. Wo know that tho
rivers of tho vanished continent
must havo been long and large, be
causo no small Btreams could have
transported such sediment.
"You may well imagine how in
teresting it must bo to tho geologist
to explore, hammer in hand, tho Ap
palachian hills for fossil forms of lifo
which oxisted unon this ancient and
mysterious land mass so many thou
sands of centuries ago. Of the climato
of tho geological Atlantis this much
may bo said: It was very warm and
moist, tho air probably so laden with
carbonic acid gas that mammals, had
there boon any, could hardly havo
breathed it with comfort. Malaria
and other miasmatic diseases wero
afloat in tho atmosphere. Conditions
woro mora unfavorablo for human
lifo than thoy aro now in that dread
ful region known as tho Delta of tho
Ganges, whero Europeans are imablo
to survive.
"Tho land of tho vanished conti
nent was covered with rank and
gigantic growths, notably with hugo
imies and giant mosses tho coal
plants destined to furnish fuel event
ually to mankind. Thcso plants
grow more luxuriantly near tho sea.
It was a great time for insects, es
pecially cockroaches. Tho paleozoic,
you will remomber, is called tlio ago
of cockroaches, uccauso of the enor
mous numbers of them found in fossil
shape in tlio strata laid down during
tho qpoch. Ages wero yet to pass by
boforo mammals could appear upon
tho sccno.
"In tho seas around about tho con
tinent gigantic sharks and armored
fishes disported thomselves, togothcr
with m anno reptiles, great and small,
Tlio timo which has elapsed sinco
then is so vast that BCionco does not
attempt to mako any cstimato re
specting its duration. So many mil
lions of years havo gono by sinco tlio
real Atlantis sank out of eight be
neath tho ocean that tho period is an
eternity compared with tho brief
bpau of a singlo human life." Wash
ington Star.
Wltli Mr., Curlylo.
I drovo with her and hod a very
pleasant talk, Sho is frankly proud
of tho lord rectorship intended for
Carlylo and declares that ho must de
liver an address. Sho told with ad
mirable humor a story of her going
to inquiro for a lost dog to tho shop
of ono of tho gontry Avlioso business
it is to find and loso dogs. Wlion sho
entered sho meant to ask him if ho
sold dogs, but her mind was so pos
sessed by tho actual facts of tho case
that Bho blurted out, "Pray, sir, do
you steal dogs?" Sir C. Gavan Duffy
in Contemporary Roviow.
Munificent Hunker.
Armollini, tho banker, a notorious
misor, entered tho offico and vory
carefully went through all tho work
dono by his youngost clork. Ho was
perfectly satisfied aud fcaid to tho
young man: "What salary do you
got from my firm?" "Up to tho
prcsont nothing, signor," "Vory
good. From tho firat of next month
I will seo that it is doubled." Populi
Romano.
AVvurlnff the Hue with m inference.
Mrs. Goodheart Well, there's no
uso in asking Charlio Nichlowell to
6ing at our charity concert. Ho'b in
doop mourning for his motlior and I
fool certain that ho won't Bing.
Miss MalaportNot even for char
ity's eako? Ho might Bing a dirge,
you know 1 Koto Field's WjujU
Eof'oro Starting on a Journey j
A person usually- desires to train some b '
formation as to the most desirable route to .
tako, and will purchase tickets via the on
that will afford him tho quickest and beet
service, licforo starting on a trip to Chi
cago or any point Kast, you should provide
yourself with a map and time table of the
Wisconsin Central Line. Tbo trains ran
on this route are vestibule andaro equipped
with Pullman's latest Drawing 1 loom Sleep
ers, elegant Day Coaches and Dining cam
of latest design, built expressly for this ser
vice, huh a ru exquisite in iurnismngs ana
convenient, and comfortable In arrange
ment nnd en complete In every detail that
they have no superior In corn fort and ele
gance. The dlnine cur service Is pronoun
ced by all the most elegant over lnaugur. fl
aiea, ana is operated in ine mini csj or iw
puirons. &
Fast trains via tho Wisconsin Central
Lines leavo Minneapolis dally at 12: 15 p.m.
and U-:zb n. m.. and tit. Paul nth.tOD. m.
and 7:15 p.m.. making favornblo connec
tion with all trains from the West and A
ooumwesi.
For tickets, maps, pamphlets, nnd fall
Information apply to O. F. McNeill, O. P. ,
and T. A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jae.'S
U. Pond, General jt'assenger aud Ticket i
Agent, dhlcago. 111,
1-16-ly
Citation.
In tho County Court, for thcCounty of Ma- ,
nun, nuuu oi uregon
In the matter of estate ofl ,.,,
EvollneUox. deceased uulllon'
To nil (he heirs of said decedent, known"
or unknown. UREKTIMU:
in me name oi me mate or Oregon, tou m
are hereby cited and required to appear in 1
me couuiy counoi me oirne oi ureeon. ior
the County of Marlon on Monday, toe 18th;
day ot July, 1802, at 10 o'clock, in the lore
noon of that day, then and there to show,
cause, If any there be why an order should
not do ipmio numorizing ana empowering
the admlnlstralorof said estate to sell the
real property belonging to said estate,
which Is described as follows to-wlt: Lota
8, II, IU und 11 in block No. 8 as shown on
tlie amended plat of Capital Vnrk addition
to the City ol Salem In Marlon County
ureiron,
of
for
suld court utnx, this 15th day of June,169. 'J
Atieii: u.yj. Miir,nJiAii, uierK, f
Hit PlfAir W WM'WHJI Tlannlv p.
heat..
V itness, the Hon. T, L. DavIdbOn, judge ' j
' the county court, or the tatoof Oreeon.' J
rtho County of Murlnu with the seal of 4
Notice to Teachers. "
The Counly Superintendent of SchoJte
will bold the regular monthly county 'A
teacners institute, us required uy law, at
tho E.ist Salem school building, eommene
lug July 11th and continue two weeks.
Bneclal Instructor have been cngaircd for
the various brnuches and all teacners In ,3
the ciunty aro expected to attend ana m
slct lu the work of the Institute. ?'
Ilrl.-i? tnxt hni4kH nn alt sutilenffi. -' ;
J. H. UKAHAM.'
B.tiom, Oregon, Juno 25, issh. . ,
. ia
Bids Wanted
For COO poles 30 leet long and 0 inches 'fttJj
top.otueuar or.nr, uniu jury 7iu. wgmij
is reserved to reject any nndall bids. . i ,M
l-UT-aW-ia faALUAl MIHUK 11y.cv.O
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
Dli'S. SHIMP & HOUSEE
Devote special attention to Ncrvons, Cat- ;
urrmii, ABiumuuo unu inroai. irouoiea.
Hernia (ruuturo) cured without oatn or
doieutlomrcm business and Guaranteed In
iv?r Cd
Kvery variety of Female and Cbronia
diseases tre.iled by tho most advanced
methods known to Electrical and Medical
science. Twenty years experience In sur
Scry and tho application of electricity.
illlco2jl) Commercial street., Busb-Urey-
XUUU U1WCK, OU1UJI1.
Notico to llridgo Builders.
In persuance of an order of the Hon. -County
Court of Marlon county, bids wilt '
bo received at tho olllce of the county clerk '
until t'uesday, July S, 1MU. at 1 o'clock p.,1
m , for tho construction of a bridge, con- ;
Blstlngof usnan of 100 feet and twoar-
proaoues of 60 feet In the aggregate, ucroea S
iue nine uoriu iurum vuo eanuam river.
Tho court reserves tho right to reject any
unu an uius, u. u. biiuuii.ajx. r
0-i3-dw-td County Clerk
TMl'ItOVED OKDER OF IlED MENr
1 Kamiakun Tribe No. 8, Salem. Uold
council every TliuMday evening, at 7.W,
ti fgw.uii iu duiiu insurance nan, ,,
F. (1. llAKElt-Pronhetf
FUiVNK O. WATEIUJ, chief of Recorded
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURJ
When you see these new"J891 j
It
designs in Books 4 and 5, Houses
and Cottages,"
wize. h x 10 inpncs. contains new desigjUnj
now styles, latest Ideas In planning. No.5
4 has S3 designs classified from S1W up fw
1500, about half under $1000. No. 5 con.1
talus 6'J deilgns of dwellings costing over'!
S1600, inauyfiomSlsoo up to .SU)0. Man
new Southern or resort styles of houses Hra
1'rlco, SI each, or tho two for Jl0.
D. S. HOPKINS
Architect, Grand Rapids, Mich.
T I A m ' -rtl
i nose Annexe
With t!ioliablt;o! using tocxcoM, 1 ,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OH TOBAC
Can obtain u
COMPLETE, PERMANENT
A'THE6
KEELEY INSTITUTE
I'"!rcst..a.roV0 r CaU. write, Bti
confidential ' '
token Up.
"A red and white spotted cowwlUj
Ilolh enrs tilt, nnd branded on rtahil
inner uwi kvi suiiiii uy ketiiiDX wtL
utc-nv (.iio jvalH,Ani
Burton Bn
STATE BTBKBT
BRICK YARI
Lnrge utech: of oiinram Hrlekj
iiiudo to order.
Iaveordew at O.Hnia.1
rimifihiii, r-i,v,ifi acUILLPZ
yard, oppo.teAU V rWtm.
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