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"THE PEOPLE'S PAPER."
SALEM, OREGON, THURSDAY, JULY 7, 1892.
'.'TO-DAY'S NEWS TO-DAY."
NO. 159.
VOL. 5.
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THE COLUMBIAN
WORLD'S FAIR, 1893.
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UKOFKS3IONAL GAUDS.
"PLEASANT-
You can buy property in this most popular Addition
ron any terms.
It is high and dry and has the advantage of street
?cnrs and city water.
Remember it is within ten minutes walk of the
'ostoffice or Court House.
Over thirty lots sold this spring. Call on
n
Wm
One-half block south of Bush's bank, up stairs.
all Ii!
-HUeCESSOHR TO
Mclntire.
WELLER BROS.
-HEAD QUARTERS FOR RED STAR-
003ME3?2Si3iSSSiS3E333
"raESj.8.
STAPLE 41 Ml MM
At the old Stand, next door to Post Office.
TnwwnTiwsjK MTJTm wn-T-fgi. nsRimnsRiVBnnBi
H. GLASSFORD.
CARPENTER, BUILDER AND CABINET MAKER,
BANKS, STORES AND Or?ICES PITTED UP IN
Georg'a Pine, Walnut, Cherry, Red Wood, Etc.
MANTELS, BUTCHERS' AND FAMILY ICE BOXES, WIRE SCREENS.
JOBBING ATTENDED TO.
Roar of 200 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
NAILS 1 LOCKS ! HINGES !
BUILDER'S HARDWARE t AT
BaW 4 Pete! , Piumbers and Tinners,
214 & 21G Commercial St., Balum. Garden Hose and Lawn Bprlnkler.
A complete, linn of Stoves and Tinware. Tin roofing and plumbing u
bpecially. Iftuiumtcs for Tinning and Plumbing Kuiiiinlieil.
PAPER PI ANGERS.
HEAD QUARTERS.
All are Invited to call nt Mil Court street and look at all the. lute
pattern iu Wall Paper and get prices for same on the wall.
E. 0. SNOW, Decorator, with E.K. SNOW, House, Sign and Car
riage PAINTING IN ALL ITS RRANCI1ES.
Paper Hanging, Kalsominlug, Wall Tinting, etc. Varnishing and
Natural Wood Finish. Only Fmt-clust Work. E, E. SNOW.
Remember the place, 143 Court Street.
The place to gt t a Saddle horse, Livery
rig, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay,
Mill feed or good well rotted Manure,
i load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back or
Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto.
RYAN & CO.
FOUND
Salem Truck & Dray Co. is
DRAYS AND TRUCKS
ready for ordeiH.
deliver wood,
ind iiimher. OT
u Hoe hlnttj St.. onnosito Ha
lem Iron works. Drays ami truoK? may bo found UjrtMiituuit UipjIhv n'
the crm"r of Htat and Cnmnit'C'iHl htrr-W
H. F, DRAKE, Proprietor, T. G. PERKINS, Geoeral Superintendent
SALEM IRON WORKS,
SA-LBIVI,
OREGON
Manufactures BTEAM ENUINKH. Mill CntflU, Waltr Wheel Governors, 1'ruti
Drying OiltlltH, Traction Knglueti, Cresting, uU'. Kaun mclilnery inale unrt repair! 0
General agents ami maimfuctureis of Iberelebnttcd Wttulntroiii 1'atent Mniailngf
l'uriflerand Reels. Farm iiiacLilnnry inhdc ai.d icjmlrtd.
C.N.CHl'RCHILL. T S. BURROUGHS.
cnuiicmLL & BTJimouGns,
Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters;
Sheet metal workers.
100 Chemeketa Street.
Saab, and Door Factory
Front Street, Salem, Oregon,
iThe best class of work in our line at prices to compete
wun tne lowest. Unly the best material used.
GET THE J.&M. LAWNMOWER
In Three Sizes.
ALSO AN IMMENSE STOCK OF BUILDER'S HARD
WARE AND FARMING IMPLEMENTS
AT
" GRAY BROTHERS,
N. V. CORNER STATE AND LIBERTY STS., SALEM, OREGON.
jmuumammsammRsmmtMaam
Choirp
S?IUO.lOa
Ed. C. Cross,
Wholesale ami Itclail Bealcr in Fresh, Salt and
Smoked Itleiits ol' all Kinds,
Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser
vices and pnnpt delivery to all parts of the city.
OS Court and 110 State Streets.
Chas.
Smith.
-SUCCESSOR TO-
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Have He-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete
stock in balem ot
HARDWARE, STOVES,
TINWARE, ROAD CARTS.
--BUILDER'S HARDWARE ;a SPECIALTY.-
Contractors and builders can find here every article thoy
need, in the most approyed and modern patterns.
UPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES.
All the former customers of this House and the
general trade are invited to call. We will treat you well.
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D.CSHERMAN,
U, R, 1'ension and Claim agent. I'.O
Box 281. 8.ilein. Orevun. Uouutv Counu
Clort' Vrlle for bUinl:s. w
DUGAN BROS'
PlnmWnffflnflIfo.utinfffln
WnoleMile and retail d "iicra In
STEAM AND PLUJHIIXli GOODS.
9 Commercial street 'J elepbone No. St
For Sale.
Three lota in North Hilsin on ctreet rar
line, uUoai acres irult land ahout. luilux
eiiht of Balem. Call ou
ntate Insurance Oitlco
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTS, Mnunscr.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, WY.eli
llreeders oll'horouhbred 1'oult'y offol
owIiik vurletlei:
ri.O. WbltoLejjhoniH.B. C. llrown Leg.
borni, White Plymouth IIocIcb, llarred
flymouth Hocks, 11 1 Obuuh, lllatk I mux
ilmms. Light; llrabauiai, Uuir CooIiIiib,
I'urtrldge Cochins, 11 ronzeTurkuyn.
Kend lor Circular and l'rlce List.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
Nowrctfiflv fnr hnminnAU 4nptf.fi,l wnrlr u
specialty. J, K, WJ1ITK.
248 Comuierclttl Street.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact u general banking butlneKS
In all Its bruuchCK.
GKO. WILLIAMH l'resldcu
Wu. UNHIjANI) Vice President
ilUUU MoNvlty C'&Nlilur
UIHKOrOHS: Geo. Willlam.Wm. Kng
land, Dr. J, A. Hlchardson, J. v. Htnlt-on.
I. A. linker.
Dunk In new Kxthange block on Com
nieic.lal ttroft. 8:12-0
Authorized Capital 500,000.
CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK
Halnm, Oregon.
W. A. CU'JCK. I'icsT'W'. W. MAItTIN,
Vice Pies J. II. ALlintr, Cashier.
HUite, County and O'ty Warrants bought
at Par. dw
MONEY TO LOAN.
broclal liuliireinf nth for the next SU days
ou uood farm loaus.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
lloom U, Hush tiank block. & 12d
Berries Wanted !
THE SALEM CANNING CO,
Will Receive
CHERRIES AND BTRAWBER-
RIE8 AND OOOSEBERRrES on
and after Wediiesdoy, June 8, 1892.
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ALV1N II. HYDENHAM, United States
Army Consulting Engineer. Hy
druullo nnd faulury engineering ami
uiucc, room o juxenange
roads URneclalty.
block, Salem.
JJ.HHAW, M. W. HUNT. SHAW A
, HUNT, ntlorneyH at law. Oflleoovcr
Capital National bank, Halcra, Oregon.
GEO. II. UUUNETT, AtUirncy at law,
Haleui, Oregen. Oillco over ljuld a
Bush's baulc.
Q T. lllCIIAHDSON, Attorney nt law,
O. offlcoupi.talrs In front rooms of now
lTusli block, corner Commercial nnd Court
streets, Batem, Oregon.
JOHN A. CAUSON, Attorney nt law.
Rooms 3 nnd 4, Lailtt ft liUhh's bank
building, Salem, Oregen. 8 1 lyr
B. K. BONUAM. V. II. IIOLMEH.
Bonhaii & Holmes, Attorneys nt law.
Oillco In Hush's Mock, between Suite
and Court, on Com'l Bt,
rnlLMON KOHD, attorney at law, Salem,
L Oregon. Ottlco up-stulra In Pattou's
block.
BH. I1IIADSIIAW, PHYSICIAN AND
. Burgeon, halem, Oregon. Ottlco In
JKldrldgoblook, upstturs over Williams A
England's bank Hesldcnce corner Stnto
and a. E corner Winter street.
WH. YOUNU, M. D.. OHlco formerly
, occupied by Dr. Howlnnd, corner
Court and Liberty streets, 'telephone No.
45. OHlco heurs: 8 u in. to 12; 'I to 4 p. m.,
and 7 to 0 p. m. Hesldcnce lKth street on
clectrlo car Hue. Telephone Ho. 1).
MCAKEJ. & UUOOICS. Physlclnns
and burgeons, Jlmphy bluck, up
stalls, Commercial strict, H.ilem, Or.
pvlt. W. 6. JIOTT, physician and bur
ly geon. , OUlco Iu Eldridgo Jtlocn, bsx
loin, Oregon. Office hours 10 to I'i u. m.
2 to 4 p. iu.
E
t) IXTtl ilflr 1 1 U..v.nnU.I.I
1 Jm l.tUUl.UUJflU.iVi,lUIUVUllllllPli
li. OlllculSj Court stieet; lie-tldcni-o U47
mirh Btreet. OeLeral practice. Special
attention given to dlscunes of Women nnd
children.
D
K. JUNTA . A. DAVIS. Otllce hours,
v a. m. to li a. m.: 2 n. m. to a p. m.
Day or night calls promptly attended to.
Special attention given to diseases of wom
en and chlldiou. OHlco lu ew Dunk llllc,
305 C'ommerelal stieet. llcsldence Mime.
HER BABY VMS DEAD.
DU. T. C. HM1TH, Dentlct,02 BUlo strcel,
Kalem, Or. Finished dental opeia
tions of everydescrlpllon. P.vln I ess opera
tions a specialty.
WD. PUOH, Architect, Plans, Sped
. llcutloiis and superintendence lor
all claHf-es ol Iiulldlng4. Oillco 21)0 Com
merclal St., up stalls.
c.
A. ROllEKT, Architect, room 421, Mnr
quam building, Portlnud, Oregon.
UDSINK5S CAKDS.
HOUY1S&MILLS, Proprietors the Porce
lain lJath and Hun vine Parlors, Hae
the only Porcelain IJath Tubs In the cltj.
201) Commeiclul street, huleni, Oregon.
a B. SMITH CO., Contractors, Sower
cV. 'ne Cement Sidewalks, Excivatlng,
Etc: All work promptly douo, Salem, Or.
Leave orders with Dujmu itros. 4:lb-lm
PJ. LA11SEN & CO,,. Mauuruotuie of all
. klndsorvehlcles. Itepalring a special
ty, Shop 45 State street.
CAItPET-LAYING.-l make a specialty oi
ciupet-hewlng nud laj'ing; carpels
taken up and relaid with great care. Miado
and cm tain pole hanging. Lenvo oinert
with J. H. Lunu, lluion Sou or While
Corner. J G. LUHK'UA.ii.
TOHN liNIQllT, Hlacksmlth. Horse
V shoelngundrepalringn specialty. Shop
it the foot of Liberty street, Salem, Oregon.
2.20U
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OJRIZGOIT.
Kates, $2.50 to)j$5.00 per Day.
The best hotel between Poitlaud anddan
Francisco. l'"irst-cl,is In all iw nprxiltit
ments. Its tables nro served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
rM$
?flSSM,J -Ui.
Nl TitQ'5
JARAWESTS
.ZXS&3' iX lltmeT tl
I.X7
CURB
A new nnd C unploto Treatment, ronsNt
Ingof Hiiiiposltnrles, ointment lu cupmlts,
also a box nud plllx; a positive cine lor ex
ternal, Internal, blind or bleeding. Itching,
chronic, recent or hereditary Piled, and
many other diseases and lemale weak
nessfs; It Is nlwuyH , great beucilt to the
general health, iho llrst rtlsi-overy ol n
medical euro iriirtoiliigan opirallou with
Hie knllo unuuessiry hetialtor. This
remedy has never been kmiwn to f.ill. Jl
per box. (J for to; sent by mall. Why Miller
Iromthls tcrrlblo dUcasn when n written
guarantee Is glvon with 0 boxes, to refund
the money II not ctued hend stamp for iieo
sample. Uuart'uleo issued by WooiiAitn,
Clahkk & Co., wholesale and let.ill drug
gists, sole agents, Poitland,Or. 5i-Ji-dw
Burton Bros.
STATE BTREET
BRICK YARD.
go stock of common Hi Id: always on
. Prrrcd uud nriniuicutal brluk
i lo order.
veonliiH nt (I stU II Btalo btred,
hue A Cuhlll, UJ Mali) sUi-it, or at the
opposite nUtu Pilfcou,
T. BURROWS
I.nr
hand
nude
Lea
Good
yard,
, AltHIKB a full lino orstnplo and fancy
1 Uiocerles, Kreth Vegetables unit Per-
lielu season, llmter and Lgi til
' wajsou hand,
C20 Com'l St.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCHMAKER,
2I5K Coiinierclil St., ' ulem, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty ol Hpectacles, aud ropalrlnii
CloelcM, WulcbeH and Jewelry.
E. O. CROSS,
and Packer
Hint HI. au4 Court Ht Tup bi.t incut
delhered to nil puru of the city,
Pathetic Story Showing Iho Strength of
a Monkey Mother' Lore.
Ono morning on a rocky hill,
sparsely covered with small trees, I
disturbed a troop of tnonkoys wliich
mado a bolt over the open ground to
eomo thicker forests in tho valley bo
low. Three, liowovor, disregarding
mo, remained In ono troo, making
hoiTiblo noises at something under
neath. I Foon discovered that tho
object of thuir indignation was a
brutrtl looking black dog. which was
busily devouring somotbing at tho
root of tho tree.
When tho dog saw mo it mado off,
carrying iu its mouth a black thing,
liko a littlo animal, with logs aud a
long tail. I guessed it was n baby
monkey nnd gavo chaso as hard an 1
could, but tho dog mado good its es
cape without dropping ita proy.
Coming back to tho U-eo I searched
tho ground and found tho body of an
other littlo infant, still warm. How
did tho poor littlo thing fall into tho
jaws of that bruto? I havo often
seen an infant of tho same sizo cling
ing to its mother's breast in perfect
rest and security while sho took tho
most daring bounds from tree to
tree.
Perhaps the dog surprised tho mon
keys on tho open ground and pressed
the mother so hard that sho dropped
her offspring to savo her own life.
Or perhaps they were enjoying a pic
nic in fancied security and had laid
down their littlo ones whon tho Zulu
rushed upon them. While I was ex
amining tho limp littlo body to seo
whether life was extinct a pitiful
wail told mo that ita mothor was
watching mo. Sho had retired lo
another treo some distanco off and
was wistfully gazing at mo, wonder
ing what I was doing with her
precious babe. I saw that thero was
no hope, but I retiml and hid myself
to seo what sho would do.
Sho came down at onco and ap
proached cautiously, distrusting mo
and lumping mo in her mind, no
doubt, with tho brutal black dog.
Then she stood upon a stone, and
standing erect, looked all around
and gavo a plaintive sci'eain. Where
was her darling? At last sho found
it, and caught it up aud pressed it to
her bosom. But it could not lay
hold of her it fell. Again and again
she raised it and encouraged it to
clasp her in its arms as it had always
done.
She did not seem to understand
that it was dead. At length sho held
it to hor bosom with ono hand and
tried to run on three, lest tho black
dog might return. Whon sho got to
a safe treo sho clambered up as best
sho could, hugging her precious
chargo with ono arm, and there she
gavo way to her grief and cried
pitoously, while a kit sailed grim
ly around tho treo as if claiming ita
own. Naturalist in Times of India.
Ancient lleds.
In ancient times tho beds wo read
about wero simply nigs, skins or thin
mattresses, which could bo rolled up
and carried away in tho morning.
At night thoy wero spread on tho
floor, which, in tho bottor class of
houses, was of tilo or plaster, and as
shoes wero not worn in tho house
and tho feet wero washed boforo en
tering a room the floors wero cleaner
than ours. After a timo a sort of
bench, three feet wide, was built
around two or three sides of tho
room about a foot abovo tho floor,
and, covered with a soft cushion, was
usod during tho day to sit or lounge
on, and as a sleeping placo at night.
Tho bench was sometimes mado liko
asetteo, movable and of carved wood
or ivory. Table Talk.
A Quaker's Letter to a Jeweler.
A jowoler of Boone, la., received
tho following communication, which
accompanied a watch sent to him by
a Quaker customorto bo repaired:
Diuit Hill I lioroby send tlieo my pocket
clock, which standeth in need of thy friendly
correction. Tho last time Itwusnt thy friendly
tchool It was In no way bonelltetl or profited
thereby, for I pereeho by tho tndox of Ita mind
that It Is n liar und the truth Is not In It.
I'm go It, therefore, I beseech thee, anil correct It
from the en or of Its ways.andshowlt thepath
wherein It should go. And whon thou laycsl
thy correcting hand upon it, seo that It Is
without passion, lest thou shouldcst drlvo It to
destruction, nud when thou seo It confoiui
iiblo to tho abovo mentioned rules, sond It
homo to ine, wltha Just and true bill drawn
up In tho spirit of niodorntion, and I will remit
to thee in tho root of all evil.
Jowolers1 Weekly.
The Pounder of Creede.
You have, of courso, hoard of N.
C. Crcedo, tho founder of Crcedo,
Colo,, and tho discoverer of tho great
silvoi deposits. Ho was fonnorlv a
government scout, and is an flno a
touow as lives. 111s suddon acquisi
tion of enormous wealth hasn't
chamred lain in tho least from the
big hearted and plain spokon minor.
iv is a ract mat no rotusea $1, tioo.ooo
that ono of his partners, Davo Mof
fatt, offered for Crecdo's intorest in
tno lamous AmetUyst inino. Wash
ington Post.
An ICnvlublo Mortal.
First Visitor (to museum) Did you
seo that man dining on carpet tacks
and nails and things?
Socond Visitor Yes. How I on
vied him.
"Enviodhim?"
"Justathinlc how ho tiuiBt enjoy
shad. "Now York Weolcly.
Punishment.
Mamma (warniugly) A littlo girl
who was jumping ropo dropped dead.
Littlo Daughtor Was it on Sun
day? Good News,
Everybody kuowH what Itils, and
that is tho reaaon thoy go to Hul
leiibroud's for tliut pure Ice creutu
soda.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. Latest U. S Gov't Report ,
Baking
Powder
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Royal
ft J2&
PRUDENTIAL CONSIDERATIONS.
CTiey Led to the Postponement of the
Longed for Wedding Day.
Miss Mabel McQninnoy had said yes.
Softly and in a whisper sho had ut
tered tho word, but Victor Spoonamoro
had heard it.
And Victor was wildly, madly, do
liriously happy.
Tho moon went behind a friendly
cloud for a moment.
During which moment tho bold, ardent
youth embraced an opportunity and
but the moon has corao out again. Lot
03 proceed with the narration of tho
plain, unadorned facts.
Up aud down the broad south sido
boulevard thoy strolled, heedless of tho
flight of time. Her littlo hand rested in
tho hollow of his arm. Being a young
man possessed of moro than a thimbleful
of brains ho knew better than to grab
hor elbow after the fashion provalent in
Bridgeport and Kalamalcosh and yank
her along tho sidewalk like a frugal
husband on a small salary endeavoring
to steer a reluctant wifo past an auction
room.
"It only remains now, Mabel," ho
pleaded, "for you to namo tho day.
Make it early, ploaso."
Miss Mabel proceeded to temporize.
"What will your family say whon
thoy hear of this?" she asked.
"Tho family will be delighted. I fancy
nobody will be greatly astonished, but
if your peoplo can stand it mino can. It's
our own affair, anyhow. It wouldn't
rnako any difference what tho family
thinks."
"It's an old family, isn't it?"
"Wo can traco our ancestry back
hundreds of years," said tho young man
proudly. "Thoro was ,a Spoonnemower
in Shakespearo's thnof A Spoonlomuro
was an officer at tho court of King
George III. Tho Spoonamores camo to
this country in 1817, and many of them
havo filled positions of honor and trust
in Virginia and New England for tho
last seventy-five years. It was a Spoona
moro that officiated at tho laying of tho
cornerstono of tho Boston state house.
Thoro wero Spoonamores in tho diplo
matic sorvico in President Madison's
timo. Thero were plenty of them in
both armies during the war of tho re
bellion. Ono was a brigadier general.
A Now Jersey Spoonamoro designed tho
honso you and I will livo in, Mabel a
largo, stately building on Prairie avo
nuo, with seventeen rooms and all tho
modern conveniences."
"You havo reason to bo proud of your
people, Victor. Don't you hold family
rounions sometimes?"
"Onco in nwhilo."
"Thero must bo a great many of you."'
"Hundreds, Mabel hundreds." t
"Aro tuoro any otuer representatives
of tho family in Chicago besides you?"
sho asked, after a moment's silence
"Nono that I know of," ho answorod.
"That settles it, Victor," exclaimed
tho young woman sadly, but with iron
iirmucss. "Wo shall not bo married
until the World's fair is ovorl" Chi
cago Tribune
Pamlno In Abyssinia.
Faniino is this year not coniinod to
Russia. Thoro is dearth bordering on
famino in a few districts of Gonnany
and Italy. In tho East Indies and some
parts of North Africa famino is sovoro
and widespread. And now a roport is
received from an Italian, Dr. Loo Tra
vel si, upon a terriblo desolation wrought
by famino in Shoa, tho territory of King
Menolok II in Abyssinia. Prices aro
vory high, a chicken, for instance, being
as high in prico as a calf is in normal
times. Tho military expeditions in
which King Monelok is engagod all tho
timo havo for months past all onded in
disaster becauso tho men died in crowds
from starvation. Ono host, says Dr.
Travorsi, loft in its lino of march "a
procossion of skeletons." At ono spot
near tho Italian settlement tho doctor,
without changing his position, counted
fourteon skeletons. Tho population of
tho kingdom has this year beon roduccd
by an incrediblo nutnbor. Exchange
Ilreuklng Up n Witness,
Probably it is not too much to say
that many a causo apparently hopeless
from tho first has taken an unoxpoctod
turn by an accidental happy hit or tho
prompt adoption of somojmiart ruso on
tho part of counsel.
A colobratod barristor with whom
OToas examination was a flno art onco
confidentially told an udvorso witness in
tho box that ho know ho possessed tho
koy of tho legal situation that ho held
a most important secret.
"And, mind you," added ho with
measured emphasis, "I am going to got
it out of you."
And ho did, for tho witness was demor
alized in anticipation by tho lawyer's
emphatic aud cocksuro warning, Lon
don Tit-Bits,
Ait Kxperlment lu Ventllatlou.
In tho now Instituto of Hygiono, at
tho University of PoniiBlvania, tho
steam radiators aro sot in a novel way
uud are mado to play an Important part
in tho vontilatiou of tho building. Each
is placed just under a window aud is in
closed iu its own wooden box, into
which a woll regulated 6upply of air
from outbido is furnished. In tho top
of thorax, wboro tho heat oscupee into
tho room, uro two wiro gratings about
an inch apart. The gpaco butwoon theso
is filled with cotton batting or cUcoso
cloth, which catches all tho dust and
admits only pure air. Tho plan also di
rects currents upward aud prevents any
direct draught upon tho occupants ot
tho room. Philadelphia Ledger.
JJeforo Starting on a Journey
A person usually desires to gain some In
formation as to the most desirable route to
take, and will purchase tickets via the one
that will afford him the Quickest and bent
service. Before starting on a trip to Chi- r
cago or any point Kast, you should provide
yourself with a mnp ana time table of the
Wisconsin Central Line. Tho trains run r,'
on thlB route aro vestibule and are equipped
with Pullman's latest Drawing lloom sleep
ers, elegant Day Coaches and Dining Can -of
latest design, built expressly for this ser-, '
vice, and are exquisite In lurnlshlngs and ,
convenient ana comioriaoie in arrange- .
ment and ss complete In every detail that
they have no superior In comfort and ele- ,
gance. The dining car service is pronoun-
cea. oy an mo most elegant, ever inaugur
ated, and is operated In the inteiest of Its
patrons. ,,
Fast trains via the Wisconsin Central V
Lines leave Minneapolis dally at 12:43 p.m.
and 6:25 r. m.. and tit. Paul at 1M0 p. m.
and 7:15 p. in., making favorable connec
tion with all trains from the West and
tjouthwest.
For tickets, maps, pamphlets ana lull
Information apply to Q, V. McNeill, O. P.
and T. A., Minneapolis, Minn., nnd to Jas.'
O. Pond, General Passenger and Tlck,
Agont, Chicago, 111. 1-16-ly ?
Citation.
In the County Court, for theConnty of Ma
rlon, State of Oregon. l
In tho matter of estatoof ),.
Eveline Cox, deceased jwwuum
To all (he heirs of said decedent, knowa ,
or unknown. OKEKXINU:
an me name or ine mate or uregon, Yon
are hereby cited and lequlred to appear In -the
county court of the Htnte of Oregon, for.
the County of Marlon on Monday, the 18th
day ot July, 1S9J, at 10 o'clock. In the fore
noon of that day, then and there to show
cause, If any there bewhy an order should
not be made authorizing and empowering
the administrator of said estate to Bell the
real property belonging to said estate,
whlcn is described as follows to-wlu Lots
8, II, 10 and 11 in block No. 8 as shown on;;1
tho amended plat of Capital Park addition
to the City ot Salem in Marion County
Oregon.
Witness, the Hon. T.L. Davidson. Judge .
forthoCounty of Marlon with the seal of Vij
saia court, auix, mis ism aay oi June, iwj, r
By FltANK W. WATElld, Deputy.
seal.
Notice to Teachers.
The County Superintendent of Schools - j
win noio. mo regular mommy county
teacher's institute, as renulred bv law. ati
the East Salem school budding, commeno-J:.-;
lug juiy xilii uuu wiiiiuHQ i wu trnu,
Special instructors have been engaged for "
tno various branches and all teachers In1
tho county are expected to attend and as-
slst In the work of the institute.
Brlie text books on all subjects. ,
i. h. uhaham;
Balem, Oregon, June 25, 180.1.
M rv r yf
nernia ana onronic Diseases
DIt'S. SHIMP & HOUSES,
De vote special attention to Nervous, CaW,
arrhal. Asthmatto and Throat Trouble!. :
Hernia (rupture) cured without pain or 4
aeiemion irom uusiuess ana uuaranteea in
Ever Case. . i
Every vnriotv of Female and Chronic 1
diseases treated by tho most advanced
methods known to Electrical and Medical '
science. Twenty years experience in sur
gery and tho application of eleotrlclty.j
Office 259 Commercial street., Uush-Brey-man
Block. Salem. '
Notico lo Hridgo Builders.
In persuance ol an order of the Hon.
County Court of Marlon county, bids will
bo received at tho oillco of the county clerk
until l'uesday, July 5, lbll-2, ut 1 o'clooE p.
in., for the construction of a bridge, con
sisting of a span of 100 feet und two ap
proacuos of 60 feet In the aggregate, across
the little north fork of the santlani river..
The court reserves the right to reject any
and all bids. D. U. HHEUliAN,
C'i3-dw-ld County Clerk .
TMPKOVED.OUDER OF RED MEN.
1 Kamtakun Tribe No. 8, Balem. Holds
mlllinil fivprtf Thiirarliiv AVAnlnv nt. 7.SO.
Wigwam In btate Insurance hall,
K. C. BAKEH, Prophet.
FRANK O, WATEIW, Chief of Records.
TO BUILD IS A PLEASUhi;
When you see these new 1891
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages." ;
Blue, 8x10 Inches. Contains new designs,
new styles, latest Ideas in planning. No.
.1 tmu LS Hnulurnu .lnuultlnrt fwtn, QIUI t.tt tn
1HXJ, about bulf under $1000. No. 6 con-j
talus Dudeslfms or dwellings costing over
81500. many from 81b00 up to giOOO. Many
new Bouthern or resort styles of houses In
theso woi ks.
Prlco, 81 each, or the two for JU0.
D. S. HOPKINS l
Architect, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Those Afflicted
With tho!hnblP,ol using to.'excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain a ;
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
Ai;riiE ,
KEELEJ INSTITUTE; f
Forest a rove, Or., Cull write. BtrtoUr
confidential
For Sale, Cheap,
A number of trios of this springs Plyssfi
nliiti limit. 1II....I. f !.,... ,l...l. f .. '
horn, aud Partridge Cochins, nil thoroufc. J
und get the pick ot tho season. Id to H Hi
trio, boxed for ihlpment. Address
K.HOVKU, Balem, Or.
Capital City liestaoraat
J as. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WaruiMcahatAllllmsftl ttn
None but white labor ora,tojr4 1 (
A good substantial meal a -kY
class style.
Twntyflv cents per jaoal '
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