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EVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.
VOL. 5.
"THE I'EOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, WEDNESDAY, JULY 6, 1892.
"TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 158.
1893.
THE COLUMBIAN WORLD'S FAIR,
A Valuable Guide and Atlas Free to Customers.
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the G LIE-T APPROACHING EXPOSITION, VIEVVa of the PROMINENT PUBLIC BUILDINGS,
BEAUTIFUL ILLUSTRATIONS of PARK SCENERY, MONUMENTS, STREET SCENES, etc., togeth-
or
r with HISTORIC VIEWS of CHICAGO, at the time of the old Fort Dearborn Massacre, Wolf's Point, etc.
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PLEASANT-
Home
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
on any terms.
It is high and dry and has tho advantage of street
cars and city water.
Remember it is within ten minutes walk of the
PostofRce or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
Wm;
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
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-SUCCESSORS
IviLIIIllI Uj
TO
WELLER BROS.
HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR
OOIWC3SK&K3rSS3ES3I3
STAPLE 1
"X:EE3.A.SI3?.
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office
HT. GLASSFORD.
ninniHimnn nmi nun am mmtii
iaiutom, jjuiLUiiii iwu widimi i'
BANKS, STORES AND OFFICES FITTED U IN.
Georgia Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Eic,
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Eearof 200 Commercial Slreet, Salem, Oregon.
NAILS ! LOCKS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE i A.T
BfUT (I PctZCl Plumbers and Tinners,
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GET THE J.&M. LAWNMOWER
In Three Sizes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
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GRAY BROTHERS,
N. W. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
Choi
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W.
VI eats.
Cross,
Wholesale utul Retail ftculcr in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Meats of all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city.
i)C Court and 11.0 State Streets.
uhss.
Smith.
-SUCCESSOR TO-
214 & 210 Commercial St., Salem. Garden Hose and Lawii Sprinklers.
A complete line of Stove.s and Tinware, Tin roofing and plumbing a
specialty. Estimates for Tinning and Plumbing Furnished.
PAPER HANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
ET-,ii. -1PJ.IPE,.
All are invited to call at 143 Court ntreet and look at all the late
patterns in Wall Paper and get prices for muiipoii the wall.
E. C. SNOW, Decorator, with E.E. SNOW, House, Sign and Car
riage PAINTING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES.
Paper Hanging, Kalsomining, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and
Natural Wood Finish. Only First-das Work. E, E. SNOW.
Remember the plai-e, 143 Court Street.
FOUND
The place to gt t a Saddlo horse, Livery
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, "Wood, Hay,
Mill feed or good well rotted Manure,
load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on liyan & Co., back of
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is 'our motto.
T
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in Salem of
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
-BUILDER'S HARDWARE IA SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find here every article they
need, in the most approyed and modern patterns.
UPERIOE, STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
ooc--s. bimejet1
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D.C.SHERMAN,
U, H, Pension and Claim agent. V, O
Box iijl halem, Oregon. Deputy County
Glnr V'rlte for blanks, w
DUGAN BROS'
)V a "nt c. nr
ik x x.rN 00 KjKJ.
n 1 m 1 0 n drays and trucks
balera 1 ruck Dray U. E'H3&:ri
V lice Stato St., opposite Sa
lem Iron works. Drays and truoKi may he fouud throughout the dav at
th nrur of Htato and Commnr.'ial htrwit.
B. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SALEM, ........ OREGON.
Manufactures STEAM KN'OINES, Mill Outfits, Wuter Wheel GovernorK, Fruit
Drying Outtlttj, 'J'rartiou Engines, Crestlug. etc, Farm machinery made and repaired,
General agents aud mauufucturcisnr iliu in-lebroted Wubldtrom fulfill Middlings
Purltler and Reels, Funn machinery tnadt ar-rt repaired.
C.N.CHURCHILL. T S. BURROUGHS.
cmjitcmiiTj & burroughs,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
SHEET METAL WORKERS.
100 Ohemeketa Street.
a.L. E2.2,;0
Sash, and Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon.
The best class of work in our line ,at prices to conwe&
with the lowest. 'Only the bust material used
Plambing and Heating Col,
Wholesale and retail dnlerx In
STEAM AND PLUMBING GOODS.
t9 Commercial stieet. Telephone No. SI.
For Sale.
Three lots in North halem on tdreet car
line, also 31 acres trult land about ;t miles
east of Salem. Call on
. !. CAISKIEIiSO??,
btato Insurance Otllco
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTri, Manager.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wnh
Breedfrs otTrburouglibred Poultry of fol.
lowing varieties:
. ('. White leghorns, B, C. Hrorn Ug
horns, White Plymouth Hooks, Jtarrcd
Plymouth ltocks, Pit (James, Mack Luny
shams. Light,' Jtrabainas, Huff t'oclilnc,
Partridge Cochins, 11 ronze Turkeys,
Knd lor Circular and Prlco 1.1st.
White's No. 60,
BALEM'd FINEST TltUUK,
Now ready for business. Careful work a
specialty. J, I'. WHITE.
248 Commercial Btreet.
am
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Trauhact a general bunking business
In all Its biuuchcs.
GEO. WI1.MAMS.- Presldcn
Wm. KNOIjANI) Vice President
JIUOll MoNAHY Cashier
VUOFESSIONAI. CAKDS.
ALV1N II. HYDKNIIAM, United Htntca
Army Consulll;ig Knglncer. Hy.
druullo and Kmlury engineering uud
roads n Bpeclnlty. Olllce, room 6 Exchange
block, Salem.
J J.SHAW, M. W. HUNT. SHAW 4
. HUNT, attorneys at law. Ofllco over
Capital National bank, Salem, Oregon.
VJT oalem, Uregwn. OlUco over ljud a
EO. H. DUltNETT, Attorney nt law.
hush's bank,
DIHHCTOUS: Geo. WllllamR.Wm, ffins
land, I)r, J, A, Hlchardson, J, W . Hodnou.
J. A. llaker.
liank In uew Exchange , block on Com
mercial sti oot. H.J Ml
Authorized Capital ?500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halem, Oregon.
W. A.CIHICK. Prt'W. W. MAUTIN,
Vlco X'res. J. II. ALUICHT, Cashier.
StaUJ, County and City Warrants bought
at Par,
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MONEY TO LOAN.
Special Inducements for tho next 80 duys
on Reed farm loans.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
oom II, Hush Hank block. 6 12dw
Bcrnes Wanted!
THE SALEM CANNING CO,
Will Ilecelve
CHERRIES AND BTKAWBER
RIEB AND G008EIJERRIES ou
and after Wednesday. June 8. 1802.
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T. K1CHAHUSON, Attorney nt law.
olllco tip stairs In lront rooms of new
i block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Bftlcm,urpgou
JOHN A. OAKSON, Attorney nt law.
Kooiiui 3 auu -I, LadQ it Buali'H bank
building, Balcm, Oregcn. 8 1 lyr
B.K.BON HAM.
IDoNitAit 4 Holmes
JD Olllce in Bush's block,
and Court, onCom'ISt.
W. II. HOLMES.
Attorneys at law.
between State
mlLMON FOH1). attorney at law, Salem,
J. Oregon. Olllce upfllalra In 1'ulton's
block.
BH. HUADSIIAW, PHYSICIAN AND
. Surgeon, Salem, Oregon. Olllce in
IMaridge block, upstairs over Williams 4
England's bank Uesidcnco corner Btato
and S. E. corner Winter street.
WT u' YOUNG, M. D.. Otllco formerly
YV . occupied by Dr. Itowluud, coiner
Comtaud Liberty streets. Telciihone No.
45. Olllco heurs: 8 n. in. to 12; 2 to 4 p. m.,
nnd 7 to p. ni, Itesldenco Pith street on
electric car line. Tclophouo No. I),
MCAFEE 4 BUOOKS. Physicians
und Surgeons. Murphy bloat, up
stulrs, Commercial street, balem, Or.
K. W. 8. MOTT, physician nnd sur
geon. Olllce In ESdrldge Blocs, Sa-
om, Oregon, Onlco hours it) to VI n, in.
'2 to 4 p. m.
EB.PHILHIlOOK,M..,Homcoputhl8t.
, OUlce 155 Court street; Kesldcuce 347
High street. UeLeral practice. Special
uttentlon given to diseases of Women and
chlldien.
DH. MINTA B, A. UAVI8. Olllci) hour,
H a. in. to 11 a. m.; 2 p. m, to & p. in,
Uay or night calls promptly attended to.
Special attention given to diseasesof wom
en and children. Olllco in New Bank illlc,
805 Commercial street. Kenideueo same.
DK. T. C. SMITH, Dentist, 1)2 Btate street,
Salem, Or. FinMied dental opera
tions of every desciipt ion.
lions a Bpcciany
Palul ebs opera-
WD. PUG1I, Archlttct, Plans, Sped
, tlcullons und superintendence lor
all classes of bulltUngi. Ortlco 2U0 Com
uierclul St., up stulrs.
CA. KOBEHT, Architect, room4'24. Mar
, quam building, ortluud, Oregon.
HUSIN1WS CAKDS.
H0EYE4MIIjLS, Proprietors the Force
lain Bath and shaving Parlors, llii.e
the only Porcelain Bath Tubs In the city.
!2ua Commercial btreet, Salem, Oregon.
B. SMITH 4 CO., Contractors, Hower
ing, Cement Hlucwalks, Excavating,
All work nromutly done. Salem. Or.
Leave ordeis with Dussn Bios. 4:16-lm
Etc:
PJ. LAltSEN & CO,, Manufacture of all
. kludsof vehicles. Kepairlu a special
ty, Shop 43 State sticct.
GAKPET-LAYING.-I make a specialty oi
caipet-bewlug aud laying; carpets
taken up and lelaidwitligieatciro. hliudo
and curtain pole hnuglng. Leav outers
with J. H. Luuu, Buieu &. Son or White
Corner. J. G.LUHH.MA.U.
CHAT8 ABOUT MEN.
fOHN KNIGHT,
Blacksmith. Horsu
shoelngaudrepairliiK a specialty. Shop
atthe foot of Liberty stieet.Halein.Oiegou.
2.201?
THE .WILLAMETTE,
SALE2T, OltlSQOX.
Hates, $2.50 to"$5.00 per Buy.
The best hotel between Portland and Han
Francisco. Flist-class in all Its nmiolnt-
.in the
ments.
Its tables nro herved wli
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I, WAGNER, Prop
JAPANESE)
IDE IU1E
CURB
A new nnd Complete Treatment, consist
ing of suppositories, ointment in capsules.
ill to a box and pill; a positive cuiu ior ox
ternal, Internal, blind or bleeding, itching,
chronic, recent or heiedltaiy Piled, and
many other diseases and leimilo wouk
nesbfs; It Is always a great benefit to tho
general health. The llrst discovery ot a
medical euro rendering an operation will)
the knlfo unntcensiry horealter. This
remedy has never been known to full. VI
per box, 0 ior $5; sent by mail, Wh miifer
lrom this terrible dlctubu when a willtcn
giiaranleo is given with (I boxes, to lelund
the money 11 not cm ed heud Htampforlrue
sample, UuirfiiteeUsiicd by WoooAitn,
Oi.ahkk &. Co., wholesale and retull dt ug
gists, sole ageuts, 1'ortland, Or. & i-ly-dw
Burton
STATJ3 BTREET
BRICK YARD.
Iarge stock of common Brick always on
hand, Frrened und ori-iiiiientul brick
mude to order.
Leave orders at (1 Htolz. El Rtato street.
Goodhue 4 Catilll, l).j State street, or at the
yurd, opposite dutu Prlitou,
G
T. BURROWS
AlUUICBu full lino of Staple and fancy
uioccries, irunii vectaoiesuiiu Jier
lltd la beasou. Butter and Kug-i al
ways ou hand.
220 Com'l St.
J. H. HAAS,
TJEI.E WATOHAIABLBn,
2l5ViCcmmerc!il St,, k item, Oregon,
(Neil door to Klein's.)
Specialty o( Bpectaclerf, and repairing
Olocks, WatcttAR and Jewelry.
dW't
7,
E. C. CHOSS,
and Packer
State HUatiit Court Ot-Tlin bent meat
delivered to all paru of tbecltr,
Senator Mandorson playa a atrong
gnmo of chess.
Cnrlylo's two brothers resitlo on farms
near Grand Rapids, Mich.
Joseph Arch, tho pioneer in tho agri
cultural laborers' movement in England,
is only sixty-six, but is said to bo quito
broken down.
Roch and Ruhm, two American ca
dots, carried off iirst honors in naval ar
chitecture t,tho lust commencement of
tho Univeraity of Glasgow.
Mr. Gladstone is very much attached
to a little black Pomeranian dog, Peto
by name, which was given him Bomo
years ago by a friend in Germany.
Tho largest child over born, it is said,
was the son of Bates, the "Kentucky
Giant," and his wifo, tho "Nova Scotia
G iantcss." This infant Hercules weighed
23J pounds.
Roscoo Conkling's tino portrait, by
Cttyler Ton Eyck, bus been placed in tho
vice president's room at tho Capitol in
Washington, and obtains as much praiso
as attention from visitors.
Frederick L. Ames is said to bo the
richest man in New England, and thero
is no man in any part of tho country
who gets moro comfort out of his homo
or takes greater prido in its surround
ings than he does.
A gentleman whom scarcely any one
recognized had the privilege of tho floor
of tho senate chamber on tho day of
Senator Barbour's funeral. Ho looked
about-sixty years of ago. He provod to
be tho ox-senator from Iowa, Mr. Jones,
who has reached his ninotioth year.
Tho lato historian Freeman iad a
great Hieing for architectural sketches,
and at his death had accumulated a
largo collection of drawings made by
himsolf of notable buildings in England
aud on tho Continent. But ho cared
nothing for paintings, and never on his
journoys through Europe wont into a
picturo gallery.
THE NEWEST NOVELTIES.
In receptacles of all sorts tho shell
takes the lead.
Column clocks aro for boudoirs and
Louis XVI rooms.
Lamps of glass aro six feot high and
mounted in brass.
Throo swans bluo, pink and white
with linked necks, form a new tablo or
nameut for flowers.
A great deal is dono in faienco with
appliques of metals. Thero aro flower'
oniamentB or grotesquorio.
Small articles, as vases, cups, bowls
covered with flowers with spread petals
such as daisies havo beon brought over.
Tho English gold ornamented glass is
having great vogue. Tho German glass
is much more finely ornamented. The
contours in tho English glass aro bolder.
Onyx clocks in tho shapo of green por
ticoes, with round columns supporting
pedimonts, aro exquisito. Somo clocks
havo tho pillars and pilasters covered
with gilt and colored tracery.
Thoro are numerous displays of orna
mental glass. Tho Webb cameo glass
is striking, but has many successful
imitations in cheaper glasses which
would deceivo all but tho cognoscenti.
There are now mechanical clocks.
One represents tho engine of a ferry
boat, another a pile driver with the fig
ure of a man. The materials aro silver
and bronzo, and tho workmanship is ox
quisito. Jowolors' Circular.
AROUND THE THRONES.
Tho Princess of Wales fits and makes
gowns for herself and family.
Thero aro fourteon great gates to tho
Escurial, tho palace of Spanish kings,
and tho building is lighted by 1,110 outer
and 1,578 inner windows.
No nihilist will over got a chanco at
tho czar of Russia with a razor, at least
in tho guiso of a barber. Tho autocrat
has his whiskers carefully trimmed, but
with scissors.
Emporor William has given 15,000
marks to aid tho publication of an elab
orate litorarv souvonir of tho 400th an
niversary of tho discovery of Amorica.
mo woric wm oo cuueu uy tho liorlln
Geographical Society.
Tho Shah of Porsla has moro than SflB..
000,000 worth of ornamonts, gems and
precious stones in one strong room, 20 by
11 foot. Thoro uro scabbards in this
troasury said to bo worth $1,000,000
each. Whon leaving homo tho Shah, it
is said, locks up his jewolry and travels
"in paste."
Tip-O-Tip, son of tho lato Zulu King
Cotownyo, is in this country and aims to
eecuro an education hero boforo return
ing to his own people. To pay his ex
penses in collego ho is giving small en
tortainmonts of native songs, chants,
translations of tho English to tho Zulu
tonguo and in answoring questions.
ODDS AND ENDS.
It is said that throo-fourths of tho en
tire manufacturing capital of tho United
States is based ou patents.
Franco has had thirty-eight embassa
dors to England sinco 1814, whllo in tho
same period tho qucon has had but eight
representatives at Puris.
Moro than a fourth of tho gold and
moro than a third of tho silver produced
throughout tho world in tho year 1891
was mined in tho United States.
A mob of seventy-flvo women prevent
ed a wedding in a town in Kentucky re
cently, for tho reason that tho brido'a
husband had boon dead but two wooks.
Tho noxt lord mayor of Londou will
bo a Roman Catholic and ho will ap
point it Catholio priest as his chaplain.
It will bo tho iirst instanco of a Roman
Catholio holding tho lattor position eiuco
tho Reformation.
Tho etroots of London aro cleaned be
twoen 8 in tho evening and 0 in tho
morning. Many of tho carriageways
aro washed daily by moans of a hose, and
tho courts and alloys inhabited by the
poorer classes aro cleaned once a day,
Everybody knows what Ulis, and
that Is tho reason thoy go to IIol
lenbraud's for that pure ice cream
soda.
In Cookery
The Royal Baking Powder, besides
rendering the food more palatable and'
wholesome, is, because of its higher
leavening power, the most economical.
The United States Government, after elaborate tests, re
ports the Royal Baking Powder to be of grcaterleavenlng
strength than any other. Bulletin 13, Ag. Dip., p. 559.)
YOUTH.
Youth-it la all tho joy that laughs In tho soft
spring grasses.
That flows in tho sap of tho treo and lifts the
bad to tho sun.
That burns in tho fallow earth as the phantom
of winter passes.
And rings out tho chant of tho graro la tho
song of a hopo begun.
Tho skies aro older than death; tho seas havo
shaken the valleys
Which aro full today of tho peaco of slumber
ing woods and streams;
Tho ages havo left their prints In each fluctu
ant moment which rallies
From ruin and change and night, from tnflnlW
dosks of dreams.
But Youth, with a fresh delight, and mindless
of sad years fashioned
In tho cruel tolls of tho world. In tho bitter
strifes of tho soul,
Ijooks out and is glad of Itself, glad and Intense
and Impassioned,
And sees with exultant eyes tho pageants ot
life unroll
Bees the day at its dawn, and cries to Its birds
nnd its fountains,
Bees tho day at its full and the Bpleudora that
Blnk In tho west,
Watchos the purple clouds as they shadow tho
peaks of the mountains,
And follows tho trace of the moon to a doe!
and a dreamless rest.
Oh, whether It watches or sleeps, or whether
it speaks or hearkens,
Tho past Is a faith forgotten, and death Is an
unfclt tiling;
It Is only tho day which Is hero, tho day which
trembles and darkens, ,
That holds for tho heart of Youth tho wonders
that thrill and cling.
It la only tho day which Is here, which la full
of a living story.
That startles the blood of Youth to a Bonso of
exquisite power.
That Alls tho earth and the heavens with a
strange and beautiful glory.
And measures the sweetness of Tlmo by tho
flight of a joyous hour.
George Edgar Montgomery In Youth's Com
panion. A Good MIno "Salted."
Very funny was tho Baiting of a
mino in Colorado which waa bought
by ox-Senator Tabor by order from
Boino friends of his In Denver.
Cliicken Bill, a prospector of rather
disroputablo notoriety, did tho job,
performing it bo successfully that
$-10,000 was paid over to him for tho
property -without any question. Ho
was so elated over .the transaction as
to bo unablo to keep tho secret, com
municating it to a number of inti
mate friends. In this manner tho
news reached Donver, and tho peo
ple -who had employed Tabor as their
agent in tho matter refused to re
ceive tho mine. So Tabor, finding it
left upon his hands, determined to
mako tho best of the situation and
proceeded to dig farther in tho hole.
Ho pierced tho rock ten foot farthor
and enmo upon a body of ore which
proved to be one of tho richest over
found in tho Btato. Kansas City
Times. ,
How Climate Has Changed.
In Switzerland a moan temperature
equal to that of north Africa at the
present time is shown by its fossil
flora to havo prevailed during tho
Miocene or Middle Tertiary epoch.
Anthropoid apes lived in Germany
and Franco; fig and cinnamon trees
flourished at Dantzie; in Greenland,
up to 70 degs. of latitude, magnolias
bloomed and vines ripened their
fruit, while in Spitzborgon and oven
in Grinnoll Land, within littlo moro
than 8 degs. of tho polo, swamp cy
presses aud walnuts, cedars, limes,
planes and poplars grew freely, water
lilies covered ovor standing pools, and
iriBos lifted their tall heads by tho
margins of streams and rivers. Ed
inburgh Roviow.
A Hcally Wonderful Jlazur.
A well known Auburn man is tho
owuor of a razor which for wear and
tear probably has no equal in tho two
cities.
It descended to him from his
grandfather fiftoon years ago, and
sinco that timo ho has used it inces
santly, shaving himsolf twico a week
with it. Tho razor has beon honed
only ouco sinco hp has owned it, and
is apparently in as good condition to
day as it was flf teen years ago.
It hasn't oven commonced causing
prouuuiy as yoc, anu mat is some
thing to bo proud of in a razor.
Bangor (Mo.) Commercial.
Shipping Cinnamon.
Cinnamon is so extraordinarily
Bonsitivo that groat caro has to bo
takon with regard to its surround
ings on board sliip, as a balo of vory
Quo cinnamon will loso much of its
dolicato aroma if packed among
boles of coarser bark. Various ex
pedients havo been tried to romody
this. Tho Portuguese and Dutch, iso
lated the bales by packing thorn in
cocoanut fiber, or in cattlo hides;
but it is found that tho only real
Baf oguard is to pack bags of popper
botwoen tho bales. "Two Happy
Years in Coylon."
Tho Valuo of I'earls.
Nothing varies bo much in valuo
as pearls. With thorn fashion affects
tho markot constantly. Somotimes
white onos aro sought, whilo other
tints at intervals aro in domand. For
Bomo years past black poarls havo
boon tho raiTO. A fine mtrvimnn
worth 120 will fotcb. 200, perhaps,
if anotlior can bo got to match it per
fectly. Woman.
Boforo Starting on a JouxHfy
A person usually desires to gain some Id-i
iormaiion as u me most nesiraoie route w
tako, and will purchase tickets via the on
that will nirord blm the quickest and beat 1
Hcrvico. llefnre startlnir on a trln to Chi
cago or any point Kast, you should pro-vide, s
yourseu wuu a map auu ume uiDie ok nm
Wisconsin Central Line. The trains ru
on this route aro vestibule andare eaulppea
with Pullman's latest Drawing Koom Bleep
ere, elegant Day Coaches nnd Dining Cam
of latest design, built expressly for this ser
vice, and are exaulslto in lurnlshlncts and
convenient and comfortable In arrange J
meufc uuu ho (xjinpieiv iu v vrj uuuiii iuhi
tbey have no superior In comfort and el
trance. The dlnfne car ecrvlco Is pronoun.
ced by all the most elegant ever lnauguit J
uieu, uuu it) uperawu m tuo iuuhcbii ui iv
patrons. ,
Fast trains via tho Wisconsin Central .
Lines leave At lnneapolls dally at 12:46 p.m. J
ana u:zo p. m., ana at. mm at i:u p. n
and 7:15 1. ni., making favorable conn
Hon with all trains from tho West aa
HoilthwPHt.
Kor tickets, maps, pamphlets and fuU 1
Information apply to O, F. McNeill, O. Tf.'l
ana r. a., Minneapolis, oiiun., ana iojkv
U. Pond, General Passenger and Tick
Agent, Chicago, 111. 1-10-ly 1
Citation.
In t ho County Court, for theConnty of Ma-1
rion, Btaie ot uregon.
In the matfer of estate of) p,,.,,.
Evellno Cor. deceased f1""1011'
To all (he heirs of said decedent, known
orunnnown, ukm.ii.ii.wu:
In the name of the State of Orecon. Too
aro hereby cited and required to appear la
tho county court of the Btnte of Oregon, for :
the County of Marlon on Monday, the 18th
day ot July, 1892, at 10 o'clock, In the fore-
noon of that aay, then and there to show
cause, if any thero ba whj an order should
not be made authorizing and empowering
the admlnlstralorof said estate to sell the
real proporty belonging to said estate,
which Is described as follows to-wlt:. Lot
8. H, 10 and 11 In block No. 8 as shown oni
the amended ulat of Capital Park addition.
1o tho City ot Salem In Marlon County,':')
uregon.
V unesi, the Hon. T, L. Davidson, judge
of the county court, of the Htato of Oregon,
for the County of Mnrlon with tho Beat or
Bald court allix, this 15th day of June, 188t
Atteit: D.O. HHkliMAN, Clerltv -
By FltAHK W. WATKltS, Deputy,
seal.
Notice to Teachers.
The County Superintendent of School" !
win noia mo regular mommy county
teacher's Institute, as required by law. at -
the East Salem BOhool building, commeno-J
ing jury inn ana continue two ween.
Special Instructors have been entmeed for
tbo various branches and all teachers In. j
me 0 mnty are expected to attend ana I
slvt iu the work of the institute.
rtrlnu' tnvt. tiriMlra mi ft cnihtAnfa
J. H. UHAHAM. 9
oaieni, uregon, juue, low.
J
Bids Wanted
For COO poles 80 leet long and 0 Inches at
top, of cedar or fir, until July 71 h. Hight
is renervea to reject any auu an uius.
H-27-dW-td WALEM MOTOR 11 Y. CO,
Bids Wanted.
Bids will be received until July 7tb, for A
io,wj ties, oxo, anu on tin long. 1 no rigni
is rexurvea 10 reject any anu an Dias,
0-27-dW-td HALEM MOTOU BY. CO.
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
DR'S. SHIMP & HOUSER,
Dovote special attention to Nervous, Cat
arrhal, Asthmatlo and Throat Troubles.
Hernia (rupture) cured without pain or
uuieutiuu iroiu uusinesa ana uuaranteeu IN
Ever Case.
Every variety of Female and Chronl
diseiu.es treated by thq most advanced
methods known to Electrical and Medical
science. Twenty years experience In but.
gery and the application of electricity.
uuice-u uommeroiai street., uusn-orey-mun
Black. Halom.
Notice to Bridge Builders. ,
In penmanco ol nn order of the Hod.
County Court of Marlon county, bids will
bo received at the otllco of the county clerk '
in , for tho construction of a bridge, con- '
slstlugof a span of 100 feet and twoju"
proactics of60 feet In the aggregalo, acroM
the littlo north fork of tho dantlara river.
The court reserves the right to reject any
and alt bids. 1). U. HUEKH AN. -.'"
0-a-dw-ld County Clerk
TMPIlOVEDlOUDEIt OF RED MEN. j
X iianuanun i nue no. , naiein. lioia
council evory Thursday evening, at 7:80.
Wigwam In btato Insurance ball,
F. C. 11AKEH, Prophet. .' '
FKANK O. WATEUS, Chief of Kooordf.
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE!
When you see these new 189)j
designs in Books 4 and 5, "HousW'tl
and Cottages."
Hlze, 8x10 Inches. CXmtalnanowdeslgjM,'!!
new styles, latest Ideas In plaunlng. No, j
i uu iH uesigus ciassuifu J rum aiau up cat
1500, about hair under 91000. No. 5 ooft.
talus CO deslirns of dwelllnirs rxwtlne ov
1 W0, many from Slsoo up to 3000. Many ,
new Bout hern or resort alvloa of houses m
liieso wurus.
Price, SI each, or the two for IU0.
D. S. HOPKINS1
Architect! Grand Rapids, Mich. -,
Those Afflicted!
With thelhablt.'ol using toxeeM,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBAC
Can obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CUI
Airraid 4
KEELEY INSTITUTE-
Forest Grove, Or,, Call wJU.
confidential
For Sale, Cheap,
A number of trios of this aa
oulh Itoclc. Ulaek XAagthauT
horn, uud Partridge (JoehlM,a
vrousuwK, ii u
and get the
trio,
l get the ol
, boxwl m
uy early
Ickoi u
; save axu
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