Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, March 02, 1893, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text--rr-'ffl, fr ;. Ji)VJ5K7Nd CAl'l'MI; JOtHWAL, flltntSDAY, MAttClI 2, 1893, MMjMWMMMMI Tf. r NOW 15 THE TIME ,r- 3 PEC1AL SAL T -ON- Woolen Underwear, Hosiery and Umbrellas for a short time. Also koop in mind tho Gold Wutcli which will noon ho given away. I li a Dnlnnn 1 1 hit I.' a a In At i urn urv uuvus w 307 COMMERCIAL ST. Shoe Co.. ; Money lo Loan. On Improved city or furm proiicrty. H. T. WOHAUDHON, Attorney at law. Cor. Court iiik! Commercial, AMU JIkywooi. Thin company played to a liirgu lieuto ut Itced'n lunt night, and thu prluolpul Htur main tallied lilt reputation, thut uxtoudn from tho Atlantic to thu Fuclflo, iihm first class original IniperHotiutor. Hit In tho show nil In hlunwlf, but well mm tallied by Home Mtronjr player, who together couutltutu u very happy com blnutlou of puro fun, Tho piny hoa not inuoh of n plot, but thin kIvch Hey wood all thu more chauoo. Fred J. WlldtiiHti aa Fowllok Skinner, Ih the equal of uuy second comedian now on the road. Qonovlovo Utoy jrlveH to the part of "Faith HardwieU" a delicacy And trauapurout nttraollvoncHB noldom seen on thoHta(ro, Harry Stoddard an the tramp "FcrKUBon" makes tho bdyn roar and doe not weary tho ned. There nro two double In which Hoy wood rovenln IiIh talonta oh an antipodal actor ho coiiutorielUi tho old maid part of Auntlu Ilardwloko, In a blindi - lug eylphllko orcuturo with multlut; eyes ami n volcuulo itrlu, and hIho doubles tho part of tho terror of tint baylofU the klnKof trampu, Hln hook and danco actn urn not overdone. Thu vllllan of tho play, tho troop of Sun. day Mhool children, und tho minor parts aro well unstained, Tjik School ELwnoN. Tho Knpl ofMalom district No. 21 aro becoming thorouuhly arou&cd with Intercut In thu coining Hohool election. Tho annual meeting next Monday evening will outline tho main policy r the district, nomlnato their director, decide about new buildings, order thu taxes, etc. The ilxed levy of live mills no louger obtains, but the whole nuiiuclul man agernent rests with tho board. They will bundle nu Immeusu amoimt of money and elect n clerk, or employ clerical services when neceiwiry. There Will be a dotnnud to elect a school treasurer, but this Is hardly necessary, M auy bank will bo only too glud to act an treasurer for tho privilege ofhuud. Hug tho funds. Tho bus. In on of thu district has grown so that tho addition of two members, increasing tho board to live, will bo n needed change, uh threo men serving gratuitously, have too much to do. There will bo consid erable work for n board of education of live members. Geographical consider ations will cut quite n figure In mukliig up thu new board n all sections will want a representative. There Is no good reason why with largely I ncrvosed valuations thero should not be a much lighter tax for 1803, I'JUKJUKHHIVM ALIIANV. Few Dee- plu know that undor Oregon laws cities may establish kindergarten primary schools. Tho people up at Albany seem to know It and the following no tice appears In tho Demecrat: "Friends of kindergartens bo suro and attend school meeting at court house next Monday evening at 7 o'clock, March 0, You remember the question of making It a part of our school system, was dis cussed at last meeting, and action de ferred. Come out and hear something Interesting this time. Remember 7 o'clock, Aluroh 0." Halein Is hardly ready to do anything in this lino, but will bo some day. Ladies are now In tho oust preparing thomselvcs for con ducting a kludorgarton training school ror touchers ut Salem, und the time wilt come when Oregon will employ hundreds of kindergartens. Fresh Herring, Davison's market. Not A Siniicuiik. The chief of the Ire department is assistant street com missioner und wears a policeman's star. That makes the position mi slimmm. and Walter 8. Low evidently regards a so. jiver since Ills election ho Iiiih exercised tho tiro engluo, horses and hobos at work on the streets, clearing up rubbish and keeping them In re. pair. Tho services of an assistant street commissioner Is much needed and Mr. Low starts out well. ij.'j. Ltiii'.i2 j jji;1 - ' -' i-'t (i, ft. CAttTUft ltf MlSflOUftl, Again Has a Day Hot for Hanging Movement to dot a New Trial Aurora Dully Advertiser: C, II. Car ter, with whoie hdlory about every liersoti In Laurence county is now thoroughly acquainted, having read the published accounts of his trial for the murder of Crockett, of Ills sentence to be hanged, of his escape and reca( ture after btflng at liberty for neatly six years, was today sentenced u second time. Ho was brought into the court room by Hlirriil Wilson at 116 o'clock today and arraigned before Circuit Judgo Iloblnsou. After reading the record of the case, and tho p.lsoner being Identi fied by Clin. Warren and Richard lienuct, the Judgo usked the prisoner as to whether he hud any reason to set forth why the sentence of death should not be passed upon him, the prisoner, in a llrm voice replying: "I have none." And then,as adeath-llkestlllness per vaded the room, the Judge proceeded to pnss sentence upon the condemned man, placing tho date of Ills execution on Friday, April 1-1, 1893, between the hours of 10 a. m. and 4 p. in. Then us tho prisoner was aguln taken back to his cell to uwalt the approach of the futol day, every eye in the densely packed court room was intently turned upon the condemned mun until his form hud parsed thu threshold, Attorneys French and Thomas, counsel for Carter, usked thut matters bo deferred until tho meeting of tho supreme court, which takes placo Feb. 'J&, when it Is thought the court will be usked to set uslde the order dismissing tho former appeul for a new triul, and re-open tho cuse, tho counsel for the de fence having strong grounds for ask ing for the rc-Ofouiig of the caso and granting u new triul. And thus, onco more, after breath ing the fresh air of liberty for nearly six yours, It. C. Carter is under the sentence of death. Hut tho straight forward life he hus been lending dur ing tho period of his liberty has filled the hearts of tho people with sympathy rather thuu revenge, uud all are uux- lous thut lie be given another oppor AUA1NST TUB CITY. Street Improvement Oases Decided by Judgo Burnett. In (he city street Improvement cases, which were argued all yesterday after noon and this forenoon, Judge Uurnett this afternoon rendered his decision sustaining the demurrer to the city's answer, and dismissing the suit, decid ing the cases ngalast the city and In favor of thu abutting property owners. Tho city attorneys have twenty duys to complete their appeal to the supreme court, The apeul will probably have to order the appeal, Amos Htrong vs. City continued, It. P. Uolee made the argument for tho demurrer. Tho principle upon which Judge Bur nett rests his decision is that the char ter having made no provision for the giving of notice to the owner of property lobe assessed for the proposed improve ment, tho fuct thut notice was given does not cure the defect. The new charter contulns a clause that requires notice to be given before such an assess ment can be mado a churgo against the property. PERSONAL AND LOCAL. Bpecial meeting of De Molay com mundry this evening. Tho Philomath Collego case Is being arranged for a rehearing today. Sous of Veterans meet at I. O. G. T. hull at 7:30 this evening. J. R K. Irwin of Beattle is the guest of G. W, Powers, the O. P. agent at Salem, his son-lu-law. Have that spring suit made ns good as now by having Shoettlecleun, repair uud press it into first class shape. Geo. E. Dows, an eminent hydrau lic engineer from Sun Francisco is in the city Inspecting the pumping works and arranging for an enlarge ment of the Baleiu Water Co. pumping station. Julian Williams of Woterford, Mich., Is in the city looking after the Inter ests of his brothers estate, the late Bux ton Williams. District Prosecuting Attorney Jas SOHOOL DISTRICT NO 113 Five miles rad of Hiletn celebrated Washlnglon's birthday by raising o beautiful IlHg over their school house. About i!00 persons were present nnd partook of a bountiful lunch prepared by the hulks of the district. The exercises were opened by repeat ing tho Lord's prayer und a salute to the Hag by the teuclier and scholars, A very fining and instructive ad drcs of presentation was mado by Geo. E. Allen. Roy llellluger accepted the flag in behalf of the school in u very able manner. Tho Star Spangled Uanuerand other patriotic songs were iluely rendered by the choir composed of Mr. and Mrs. Dan Easly and Mr. and Mrs. Uutcblus. J. B. Kraps is tho teacher and It was through the edurts of two of his pupils, Roy Bellinger uud Jesse Evans, thut a beautiful Hug waves over their school house. Muy all the youth of our country be taught to love uud revere the Hag and huve that spirit that breathes upon us from the battle Held of our fathers, thut come weal or woe they will live and die by the stars and stripes. SUPREME COURT. Salem, Murcli 1, 1693. Motion for rehearing allowed in the matter of Hughes vs. Holman. as to the question of the jurisdiction of the lower court to rurer to u referee. Hearing set for next Monday March 6th, 12 m. Home Rule is a Good Thing iiiun iiiut nu uu uivun uiiomer oppor- ..".. .itovuhub "iiuiucj uug, tunlty for proving himself as innocent McCuIn departed for his home at Mc- nrilin liirrlhln irli.i.t ,ltl. ...I. Int. I... I.. Mlnlivllltt tflflllV. ... ...w tw..,w,u WJUJU fTlbU tlUtUU UV 19 charged. M. T. R. N0FUNIW.-TI10 now assessment laws leave a deficit in future city and school J iuuus, ami 11 i 1110 opinion or gentle men who havo Investigated, that thu elty and district will have to borrow money to run tho schools with for 180.1 W, Tho aoliool warrants will not draw Interest. Iiicomputont clerks got In their work and the state of Nmv York appear several timet lis the Lawlnn tax bill and other minor defect tun all through It, Gentlemen urn now ... Mninlug tho matter Davison's market address 04 Court St. No Liairr Plant. At tho meeting of tho Portland city council a council man ollered a resolution amending the proposition to nurchusu tlm Hub ri.i elect rlu plant, substituting thu sum of ilmhsj ror 117,000. Tho purchaso price stipulated in the ordinance. wust27.0(K) but i 112,000 was thu original cost of the plant. 'I lit) propiMi It on wan nmmi.iK. voted down by n voto of 11 to G. KVllllYIIODV IB iNVITKI) To Cull lit Hi! Court, and buy shoes and save 60 percent, on their purchases. J iuu closing out a $ 10,000 stock at exact cost. All lino new goods uud not In the combination. There is also with mo tho finest custom workman In thu state. If you want shoes inmln in nr. der and warranted call and try him. Repairing neatly dono. E. Wim.ih, Agent. r 71 1111)8 Ol'KNKt). Tenders of bids fur new cottage on East State street of J. li. Mitchell were oiutmsl nt tlm ,m,... of Architect Pugh as follews: Thov were: J. J. Emert, JI140; Van Der llaitn A Smith, $1087, C. Van Pulton, ll!l!2; C. I). Wilson, JllMO; Plumner A Ault, $1103; Craven A Ollnger, $1230; Herald A Mellrldo, S1102: S. N. N'v,. $1000.00; Wlokstroni A Chony, $1250; Klein A lleukuey, $1048. Gosi'Ki, MhhTlWiH-nro now In progress nightly at the Evangelical church, It expects to continue them during next week. Tho pnstor, J. Howeraox, In behalf of his people bids tho reader n heurty welcome. Assault Oahk, Jamce Nell, had li H. ami son Chun. Itlcnnl nriWn.1 rr assault and battery committed on his ioron on his farm nir K,i..m ii... and the peoplo jchw Is iut for hearing ut 3 j. m., this Meaning of those- Letters Made Pub lie at Last. For the past weeK these columns have been decorated with tho letters M. T. It., ami uveryouu has been usklug what It meant. Hero Is the si quel: M. T, It. Is thu brand adopted by M. T. Rlne mun, of the Fruit Pulaco for 1111 entirely new llnu of superior goods Just Intro duced by him. Tlioy aru tho M. T. R. Spices, M. T. It. Codecs, M. T. It. Teus, and M. T. R. Baking Powder. In pre paring these goods tho greatest care hus been taken and a guarantee goes with every packuge. I11 theso days of adul terated goods, people will minreelatn tills opportunity to get tho best tho market allbrds, uud that at the lowest Mssiblo cost. m IMPORTANT BUSINESS OHANQE. After years of business in Salem havo sold my entire stock and uood will to J. W. Thomas, whom wecunrecom- inond to nil our customers. B. FonsTNKK. A Co. In regard to the above wtll say, have a now stock arriving dally from tho Fast und will soon bucoiupletuuud will sell goods cheap for cash. J. W. Thomas. - I)ivoitct.-.Two mow divorces havo been granted in cases of Hminti. v. Albert Brink, and Emmu IS., vs. A. P. Vincent. Thero has been about tw.lv.i grouted separation for good and sulllo lent cause, ouly one malu nnnilejint 1.. lug fouud In tho list. Mrs. Pacquetto secured a divorce the second time from tho same man, afternoon. Will probably be forced to mmim 11 mhom very closely until thu now sys U Kta under way, r -Out Oijihn.-Do you know Olo 0. ear Thht hi a question which has wm ftftked over ami over aguln this week, and will bo answered to the mU Wfretloii of ererylHMly at (he opera kewee oh Friday, Manh 8rd, Ole 01 M k not a man, but a play. Not u Mwedteh ehareter m the central rig tire. Thle the AM uhtv of its kind vr Kaiueeti, and really one of the teuu-l iMssvisoMUMutiitwiou, AHieriiMiw aH4 lutokasM. a Unts 1iiv.im nrti. M a fund of humor Ih the BwwnlUh frvehwt lu the market at i?UrW . v.. 4y'u The fruit eakee at Btroug'a bakery aw what they claim to b KlilliT Mkea, ami well baked. Dr. CVMtrWi fllU teetk wltbeut pIh. New Ywk tailor ytwM, May Wll- kit MJWHt.rHH S.IMW lIui!luu.ItAMv. obody can l troubletl with constl. iMtlnu orplleeir they take Simmons Liver Regulator. Fresh Herring, Davison' market. An electtlo clock inu beeu put tuto me i.ockw(hx messeuger otlkts Dr. CoutrU fill teeth without pain. Tho Bimx Ice cream U alwavs thu iit Try It. Fresh Herring, Davlsou'a market. Oulun set, and Krdeti ami lu hulk . mud the p1v U aahl t Ww lMAVlly om thU fund. m JRHOfTAb KOK CHILlKIW,-At (he NfttreMttritapeUtitsW Katurday af. All ehlWre Invltl. Ad 1 INUANK.-W, W. Saunders of Butte oa'ok, Ablnun pri'clnct. was limiiL.m i. Salem tcnlay by Deputy SlierltV West for examination teforu Coimtv Jmli... Hubtwihl us to his sanitv. He I nlHmt 00 ami a oomplele wreck physically as well as mentally, and was taken n th asylum this afternoon. Fukk. There aro few things free lu this world, but If you want to call a cab or expre wagon turn the blue box and a Lookwood nieaaenuer will do your eirand free of charge. Xidwvlt' tiil an(r.r fr..,.. lt,.,......k u...i melancholy If they take 8luuu.au LI ver Itegulntor, The "St. Charles Evaporated Cream." will be exhibited again tomor row at Willi Bros, A Co bv ths l. die who will serve It with hot iv.m All are Invited to come and try It. It I a Uhh to those who have to buy milk. Wn.ua Bkos. A Co. s.., Bltirgeoa Davison' mrkt. Dr. CoatrU 011 teeth without pain. Tliebuluww at Strong' retaurant eontluue to keep at'the top notch. Salmon etw, DavUW market. The Spa lee cream Is atwav th Ut Minnvllle toduy. Judgo R. S. Strahau. Judgo Pipes and Attorney Whuloy uro In attend ance upon supreme court to tho try Philomath college and other cases. Following attorneys nre in the city toduy attending Supreme ceurt: Geo. H. Williams, L. Fllnn, John Burnett, II. Hurly, M. 8. McFadden all Judges and honorable men. Tho Inauguration of President Cleve land will bo celebrated at Gilbert, Pat terson A Co.'s store March 3d uud 4th, by giving 1111 exhibit of 8t. Churles cream, a lady will bo present to serve tho sumo with u hot cup of coflee, free to all. The funeral of Saxton C. Williams, lately deceased, will bo hold ut the Baptist church, 'Friday ut 2 p. iu Rev. Robt. Whitaker olllclatlng. Friends of tho deceased ure invited to be present. As a toilet Iiixnrv. Avit'h TTnlr Vlmr . .... ...... .S' -v., .... " I'llllllUL LIU IMlUIIIffl. I r IH IIHMHV HAN fumed, and keeps tho Bculp clean und cool. There is n division of sentiment among citizens us to whether tho new scnooi taw empowers the district di rector to elect a clerk outside tho board or of one of their own iiiemlwm. Whichever theory Is correct, Scott Bozorth would muko a good man on the board. Nothing equals Ayer's Sarsapnrllla for purifying the blood, aud us a spring medicine. Fresh Herring, Davison's market. Dr. Coutrls tills teeth without pain. Tno Spa ice cream is alvvavs tho best. Try it. Sturgeon Davison's market. For good health take TUTT'S PILLS And homo guard coraos next, but best of all is tho HOME MADE GOODS -AT THE- TOQUl Pii ST0RS. iNcoiii'oitATiONS. The Skamania MlllIllL' Co.. stnnU SHf) 000- t1l tMnflnnnl a ---, ---, , - W A.H..W..H. AJ11IUC 1CIC Automatic Fire Alarm Co.. stonk S7fi.. Combs Jno nnn. tin. i i,,ut a,, r,t.. i?in..n. r... Cook Jos F vuv, ..u V........V UlllCbV IICVUIUI KjUtm .. ... stock 8100,000, il 0f Portland, have crapnelAV Cikcuit C00KT. A motion for re hearing in Jessie F. Cook vs. E. M. Croisau was argued this afternoon, and the work of this term is nearly completed. To Get at the Facts Regarding Hood's Sarsaparilla, ask the people who take this medicine, or read tho testimonials often published lu this paper. They will certainly convince you that Hood's Sarsaparilla possesses unequalled merit, aud that HOOD'S CURES. Hood's Pills cure constipation by re storing the perlstaiio action of the alimentary caunl. They are the best family cathartic. m Italian chestnuts, Pineapples aud bananas, Cocoa nuts, Fuuoy oruuges. ut Skoat A Gile's. Satisfy All. The Salem Art com pany is doing us good work us can be turned out. Visit their gullery on Lib erty street. tf VixiKTAiiLES. Salem is justly fa mous for them und I huve arranged for tho best supplies In all this territory. rresn every morning. J. A. Vnn Eaton. Nobodv Call hnvn rirananilo n 1.11 lousness if they take Simmons Liver Reulator. Sweet as Sugar. Choice home cured hams und bacon, tho best for family tibo, at Bluudell market, opposite State Iusurance olllce. Van Eaton is tho man, He sells goods by the can, His groceries are full weight, Ills delivery is never late. He Is THE grocery mau. School Taxes Must Be Delinquent March 3, 1S9J. room 4 oyer E. C. Small's. Paid. Pay at 2-27 5t Danills Harry A DeGulreME Ekin Susan Mrs Foster J W Fritlng Helene Godwa Willio Gains G G Huffman M. Miss Hype O F AetiBen R P Hayes Miss M Jones Miss Ora Jones R Johnson Sam 3 Kenny Mrs Sarah Kays E Logan W T Logan Bill Lewis W B Lay G H. Miller C A Miller W Mobray Henry Morse H B Myers Buttle Nye Bill 2 Olsen Oscar J Pfunder Jacob Rich W H H Root Fred W Hider Satnl ItelsbleJno Stubbs Jno Sayage Elia Batten Geo Swetmun 17! R W10!? AIn A 2 Snoma8 David C J T r lomson Eb WMBs&BeU Williams F J Wh t,F White Clement bite Thos Wrieht P v Woodard E D Wilson O H West M.? Mary B West He my O Wilson Mrs J Wlndmtiior nf Weldon Chas E W Uh Mibt Wheeler Wltao wSnWGner Walker AN Wate Frank Wallace J J Wairne IP Washburn CW WaSer p D A. N. GILBERT, P. M. LETTER LIST. Following are the letters remain ing in the Salem postofllce uncalled for March 2, 1893. Persons (wiling for same please say "advertised." Andrews A L Arneson Lewis Burke P J Bernard Mrs A 2 Brown W R Brown G R Hrown C E Boger Jno A BlevmsA Bentler Mrs Lizzie Uillue I'eter BirdLoveuzo Clark Jas Crosser W A 2 Collins W Crawford Miss A B Dwiere Mrs C A Eflflley Mrs O S Edwards Mary M Frisch Arthur Graver Jno Green M J Farusworth Frank Howard H A Houston W L HalleyJ C Jones Mrs. Ella Jones Miss Mable Jones Emmett. Ingman J W King Miss Lilly Luthi Jno 3 Longhead Llllie M Lewis Wm Lawton W B Lacy A R Miller F M Murphy Mrs E M Mosie' Arch Mouohou Edw L TllD0.1H T"..--M1 McClure Mrs L F Mclutlre Mrs Mary McE wee E nn Mv..i.ua J OrewilerJ. W. Putman J R Perkins Alonzo Robson Thos Rogers J no Rlgler Jno Small Geo B btevens Jno R. Smith Chas. Stevens Miss MB oizerson PLEASANT ANTICIPATIONS Are now In ntir for t.hn ttiiibIp loving people of Salem, as we have iuiu in a large biock oi iuusio xsooks, ciu., ronus oy me uuuureus. Sheet Music 10c. Patton Bros., Booksellers and Stationers 1)8 STATE BI'HKKT, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. And the Band Played Ole Olson. OPSRA house:. Just One Night. Friday, March 3d. Thfl nrlfflnnl .,! .i .. -- ComedssucceS6cSr K";u";" a".sH,U Ole OISOD. 1IKATHS. WALKKU-At Albany, Saturday, H-bruary Si, 1SIW, from heart trouble, Elder H. M. Walker, aged 75 years. Mr. Walker came to Oreirou In 1S47. driving an ox team with his mother' family. The remains were luterrcd at Monmouth Monday, ROHEUTSON-AthlahomoRt Turner, Wetlumlay, March 1. 1S93, fmm ia. ralysls. Edward W, Robertsou, aged oUiut 70 years. Decea.ed was ouo of the best known residents of tho southern iiarl of the county. The funeral will te held Friday. To COIlnfenipt !. ,1,1. r . drink take Simmons Liver Regulaton bturgeou Davison's market. Tlie Spa Ice cream Is always the best Try It. Laying Ileus, Davison's market. Strong's restaurant continues at all seasons to be THE popular place. MARKETS. Portland, Feb. 2S.-Wheat vallev 1.SJ. Walla Walla, fl.'-H,. ' San Francisco, Feb. 2S.-Wheat May $127. neat' uuiavoo. Feb. SS -Wheat, ,72,. DPRICE'S . (MHsais Us in MUUcmu of Ho-4o Yews the StaadU Some Theatrical Clubs. Tho Lambs' club is n nini r i and others connected with tho stage and it has been remarked by its own members that thero is not a lamb among them. The W. w.'s or Weepers and Wailmv ,t.D .1 ". thing but what their name imnh onutuoyweronotof the class who COmo into town nn f. rm , n0 long since died out, Itat thej S3 out with n flourish and did not S a ungonni' death U1 a One would suppose that, like their prototype, the rooster, all cS clecra wore up with tno dawn and m this, for once, you would Jot S? MALv3DR I j 7 THE GETITLMA FR1ENQ. 1 HAVE tiSSSfi&xzZ you sa GOT HSgggSSiw, JiW.Keii&VanSlvn New Bongs, New Specialties, nn Kntlre Now t-ast, Including The National Sweedish La dies' Quavtette from StoeJtltolm. 8eataensale atl'atton's. OAK And Fir Wood. The Hale.n Tm.t r. . .. r-clas8 woutuorTnoZe.0' "" a6UVr John Savage, Jr. ana be r h aJSf ,to fl,,rD"'1, "lerSce n nD 'Jrtu good " ""C.UUimi,, Addrt-ss Knleji- 3-1-St. ATbuttitiTt'a,la moafr Paid for roes, l-2U-lv ' volatoUft House, Mulem. 1. TOLt'OLAK. PandAbu?n"VAry iheap- S001' Dew house quire a? li ri?A,Bi,!.U1?! - function. In- -. , a amir;, v-lB-d-lin UnU" Urfor Lnfenv' ' 'f'uckH and 3-iWt-lt.w ut,e"V sim fer-y. n. mj., rrop. F0oloArA.flfnesort horn bull 1 y ear nnr tea ltYAN. ausratir F0n8HA.-'r..?KAP.-AEo,a. nenrlv nw. cornet ' Uiu tir?"" ' ta" al u1 -niweio HW a Thi?.'x.M.15. .-HTurraTiirioTrr Ji!l-St & CO. SALEM, OREGON. W1L.I.IS BRnrupo OPERA HOUSE CORXER, ... We r ...... uuh Niiniriti.. .. $Wm Jackets The V(jy latest tvi r l4 ef rUU, DavWu'e Try It. AuforaTa cor. MyTuViSS rV- artiKHiaV" iwarket. UMk, m MdOe tfMt, i-s tH