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Tho Profit on $10,000 worth of Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes, amounting to
$2500 IN CASH.
Laird,' Sohobor and Mitchells Hand Turns and price, now.
Goodyear welt 35 00 $4 20
Fine Kd McKay Swedand Turn Patent Tip.. 4 00 3 15
Patent Tip 8 50 2 GO
-i " 3 00 2 30
" Patent Tip.. . 2 50 2 00
k " " 2 50 185
Laird's Misses' Shoes Pine K'd Pat. Tip 3 00 2 30
Laird's Children's Shoes " " " " . 2 50 1 95
' " Fine Kid Pump Solo " . . 1 50 1 25
" Infants " " " " " 1 00 85
75 GO
Oxford Ties in 17 different styles at exactly cost prices.
All these goods are now and all warranted. We aro going to
close out this department nt once so we can attend moro closely
to our rapidly growing Dry Goods Trade.
THE PALACE DRY GOODS & SHOE CO.
Money to Loan.
On improved city or form property
B.T. KICIIAHDSON,
Attoruoy at law.
Cor. Court and Commercial.
Brilliant 8I1I110 Metal Polish
For denning find polfalilriirBhow Cibh.
Urartu, Copper, I tic, Ponies, Household
Uteunlln, Bilverware, etn.
HARK & 1'KTZBr.L, AirtH,
214 Court Btreet.
- IF -
You are going to build or nmlcn any Kind of
IraproTomout, call on tho undurslgued lor
material. Wn have n complete itock, nnd nru
ready to supply tiny prepaied oontrnct, sower
work, grading, etc.
Salem Improvement Co,
Bons ok Vrtkiians. This llvo pntrl.
otio order of young men will meet In
speclnl suasion nt their hull Tliurmlny
oveulng nt 7:80 HiIh week, There will
be a muster of now reerullH of Buuiptor
Camp, Installnllou of Ktuil nnd other
Intorostlug excrctaes. It miiy bo the
last meeting this mouth mid nil who
desire to Join fihould huud tholr unmet)
to the oormnlttoo to bo noted on Thurw
day ovenlug. The Initiation fee Is
Btillnt (1.00 but will not bo kept nt
that low price niter this week, The
camp propowH to huvo n lluir of Hh
own ami assist In observnueo of Me
morial day.
ABtatk Hand Whv Nor? Prof.
J, M. Coomer Iihh returned to Hiilcin lo
ro-orgnnlr.0 tho -M Kijlmont band.
Oregou should have n htuto Imud to
represent Webfoot iiiuhIo nt tho world's
fair. Other stntcH are doing this nnd
thostuto of Iown put up folKR) by the
legislature to hnvo a stnto bund of tlilr
teen men piny for Iowa nt Chicago,
Tho Beeond Ileglmeiit boys would mnko
fluo showing if sent (hero nnd tho
world's fair commission should consider
this.
. I'lhnty ok Watkh. At tho Chat
win (Ire there was plenty of water from
tho hydrants. The meter in tho com
pany's ofllco showed n pressure of 05
lbs. at the tlmo the alarm was turned
In. This was ruu up to 70 lbs. when
two cogs broke In tho large wheel that
driveM the water-power pumps. Power
was Immediately transferred from the
steam pumps and the pressuro main
tained. Tho company has completed
arrangements for a new "1-Inch main
to the crib, and also to allow patrons
outside tho city limit to put in water
pipes at their own cost with a rebate
feature.
A HOT FIRE WELL FOUGHT.
First Whirl of the Paid Department.
OLD J. Q. WILSON HOUSE BURKED.
No Insurance on Building or Contents.
Tjik MonuitN Nkwhi'ai'kh. It is
an Impossibility without the Associated
Press. Any other telegraphic rwrt is
Incomplete and unreliable. No suc
cessful lievvspnper hus been built up or
can la in America without tho Associ
ated Press. Tiik JouitNAi. wants thu
publlo to remember this and not be Im
posed upon by any substitute. Tun
Jquunal hus the only evening Associ
ated Prvts franchise ut Balem,
Piioratk. There was an applica
tion for administration papers In estate
or Mrs, Kllzabeth Hilph today, but
proof of will could not bo made owing
to wltucsss living In Minnesota. Pamirs
hv liven sent to Minnesota Tho
final settlement of tuocstatu of C. W.
Ilarkhurst.diHYJisodvns conllrimHl.iunl
B. T. llobart and Alice lUrkhurst, ad-
mlnlstrntors, wero discharged and their
bondsmen exonerated.
Baloonh Closing. From all Indica
tion the saloon business In Portland is
fur from being prosperous. License
Collector Uuchlo! reports that since the
1st of January over 50 retail establish
meutH have closed their doors and gone
out of business. All theso paid their
licence at tho beginning of the quarter,
but the receipts did not Justify them In
keeping open. In many cases whole
salers have tired of feeding the saloon
men, and their supply thus being cut
short they were forced to shut up shop.
Anotiikh. Tho fact has doveloped
that another man was missing Friday
night and his wife heard all tho hours
struck ou tho clock up to six In the
morning, when tho truant lord turned
up nt his domicile. lie had digested
tho banquet, constitution, by-laws and
tho whole shooting-match, as it wero,
all of whloh was nothing compared to
the cold victuals his wife sot beforo him
on his return.
Tin: Dki.ayki) Fukkuit. Many
Balem mcrchunts aro Inconvenienced
by tho uiiunu.il delay of freight at
Portland. Many have had goods there
two weeks whluh came from the East
by the Union Pucltlo, but owing to
some diniculty between that roud and
tho B. P., the same is hold, to tho great
damage of tho consignees.
Tin: Hoquut Cnv. It Is time Balem
organized a society for the promotion
of tlorlcuHure. Bhe loads all Oregou
cities In llowcr fairs, anil an orgauized
etlort should be made to perpetuate for
Oregon's capital the name of the
"Houquol City." Now Is tho time to
act,
A LiXTinu:. The Christian Kudeav
or societies of the city will have a le
turu In the M, K, church ouWeduesday
evening, March Hi by Rev. Roland D.
Grunt of Portland, on "Tho
and Ilreaklug of Nations."
Maklug
Uahk Rai.u Henry W. Hammond,
of Portland, proposes to form an ama
teur base ball league. Portland, Balem
Astoria, Albany, Kugeue, Tho Dalles,
Oregou City and one other city aro to
couipoM It,
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Van Eaton. Ho U tho man from
whom to get your lum, fresh eugs, u.v
eon, lettuce, choice naval orange for
breakfast, and other spring delicacies
for the table, as well as staple groceries.
Don't Fohokt The dinner at tho
Baptist church on Bt, Patrick's day
(Friday) from 6 to 8 o'clock; 25 cents.
A Nkw CIkookkv. T. J. Lonslg
nont, who hus Ih'oii with W. L. Wado
In North Balem, for somo years, will
soon oK)ii a grocery store In tho Wag
ner building, on Court street, upitosltc
tho opera house.
Rom. Cai.u Tho First Baptist
church of this city will have Its annual
roll call Thursday evening, March 23d,
ai twu ociock, wnen all meuuera are
exeeted to bo present,
Spuinuukk. Bo up to the season
by having that old suit made as good
as now, Blioettle can do It for you ou
short notice. 100 Btato street.
At 10:35 a flro alarm was given from
Liberty and Center streets, the old J.
Q. Wilson house occupied by Edwin
Chatwln and family. It had been
smoking for some time and was well
under way when tho department ar
rived at 10:40.
The house was built by Thomas Cross
about 1858, nnd cost about $0000. It
was not worth over $2000 now, and Its
present owner had no Insurance. There
was no Insurance on the contents. The
family loses heavily as their carpets and
furniture were nearly new. A. J. Chat
wln, one of the sons, had charge of put
ting down the cement curbs nnd gutters
of the Balem street Improvements the
past year, and Is building a new house
south of tho Methodist parsonage.
TIIK FIHK
Was first discovered at 7:30 when smoke
was coming out of the middle flue, but
was not thought to be dangerous. It
came from a defective Hue. It got well
under way and was a very stubborn fire.
THE IIOHE IJUK8T
in several places but by 10:45 several
strong streams were pouring into the
second story, the roof was well covered
and by 11 a. in. was well under control,
the water bursting through the roof
from the Inside Instead of Uamcs.
It was tho first round at a fire by the
Salem
PAID DKPAIITMENT
and they handled It with great credit.
The volunteer boys got out lu good
shapo too, nnd hud a hose playing from
a Liberty street hydrant.
PUBLIO SCHOOL MATTERS.
Official Canvass of Monday's Election
Other School News,
Tho Balem Board of Education met
this morning nnd made the following
corrected canvass of the
CIVIL BEEVIOE
EXAMINATION.
Combination in the
Reduced to a
Postal Service
Science.
An U. B. Civil Berylce examination
of applicants for messengers, carriers,
and clerks will be held at Salem Thurs
day March lGtu. Applications were
closed on March 7th. last week. Tbe
board cousists of Scott Bozorth, B. F,
Taylor and Miss Crelghton, the first
secretary and second president. Tbey
meet Thursday, March 10, at 9 a. m.
and adjourn to 1 p, m. at which time
tbe examinations will begin and con
tinue forsix consecutive hours. Desks
for the eleven applicants are arranged
in the postofflce. Tbe questions are re
ceived under seal from the department
and will not be opened until the appli
cants are at their desks.
THE EIGHT HOUR LAW
afTects the carriers here in this way: If
any carrier should be asked to put in
more than eight hours time be will get
extra pay.
PROMOTED.
Chas. E. Cosper and F. Lockly, jr.,
have been promoted from 3rd to 2d clas
carriers, getting $850 a year for thei se
cond year's work.
Applfcants for competitive examina
tions for messengers are: Wm. F. Plas
terer, Alvln W. Thornton. These are
limited to clerkships at less than fGOO a
year.
For clerks: Arthur T. Winches,
Frank H. Watts, Theofll C.J. Muell-
haupt, Frank C. Bellwood. Clerks
receive salary of JG00 or upwards.
Carriers: Eberle Beely, Wm. H. Cook,
Geo. U. Ashby, James E. Allison, Cha.
B. Crayen. Carriers receive $000 first
year and $850 second year if retained.
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
OFKICIAL vote.
Candidates,
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Scott ISoiurtu
W. II. llyrd
1.. I). Henry
11. A Jolmson
K, I'. McCornack
A. L Plerson
K. M. Townsend
Mm. Vnudavorl
K. M. Watte
I'croy Willis
Haitlerlug
15 M ;u 8S
17 75 1 W)
M 41 VM fit)
it 01 178 &)
V0 78 150 60
12 37 11 4-i
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10 3 23 IV
At 7 124 DO
18 20 l(i 40
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71
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321
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Aktku It. McCrow A Steuloft are
after the meat trade, and to that end
keep only the eholcest cuts.
8.VU.OH Hath From 80 cents to
f 1.25 for lino KuglUh nillaus, at Mm,
I). L, Floater'.
The latest thing
Hart's, tho tailor.
lu
trouK'tlng nt
2t
F. T. Hart, tho tailor, has Jut re-
evivtHi a largo Invoice of sprlug goods,
2t
Dr. ConttU WU holh without pain.
THE M'COKMICIC CASE.
Tho board rendered its decision in
tho case of charges preferred agalust
Prof. Bellwood and Miss Curtmhan for
alleged cruelly whipping Clinton Mc
Cormlck. Tbey find that tho charges
aro not sustained by the evidence, but
entered a ruling that whenever teach
ers cannot secure observance of tho
rules without administering excessive
corporal punishment tho pupil shall be
Immediately suspended.
Clinton McCormlck was ordered
transferred from tho NorttiBalem school
to tho Ulg Central school.
SCHOOL POPULATION.
Returns from tho districts aro all In
tho comity superintendent's hands ex
cept Bllvcrton. Tho larger districts
make following shewing:
Butteville, 67; Sublimity, 105; Jefler
son, 105; Hubbard, 147; Bt. Paul, 127;
Kosedalo. 102; Stayton, 257; Turner,
135; MU Angel, 120; Woodbum, 300.
THE LADIES AUXILIARY.
Successful Reception at Y. M. C. Ass'n
Ball.
This afternoon tho Y. M. C. A. hall
Is draped lu national Hags and all tho
rainbow colors. A dozeu tables, at
tended by ladles dressed to match the
service and decorations, contain lleht
retretiiments. Theio Is a largo attend
auce. The Jouhnal Tuesday had the
sum ralswtl by tho ladles' auxiliary Just
one huudred dollars too low. It Is
$307.05.
OPENING DAYS.
FINE MILLINERY
TtuwUy, Wednesday, TkHrstUy,
Murch 14th, 15th, hh4 l(h.
. MRS. S. C. REED,
265 Commercial Street,
SUPREME COURT.
Balkm, March 15th, ISM,
P. A. Marquam, resp., vs. Charles
Srugfelder, et al, appellants; appeal
from Multuomah county. Argued and
submitted. V. M. Cake and Frank V.
Drake attorneys for apps., U, 8. Graul
.Marquam, alty. for lesp.
t'ort land ami Falrvlew B, B. conj-
pany, app., vs. Thomas Splllmau, rvsp.,
appeal from. Multuomah county; ar
uued and submitted. Starr Jt Thomas
atty. for app., F. D, Chamberlain atty.
for rwp.
General Odell Is at Portland.
Dr. Hauser was called to Oregon City
to see patients this morning.
Alderman Geo. Gray went to Port-
laud this morning on business.
Senator Hirscb and daughter Maud
were passongers for Portlaud this morn
ing.
F. S. Barzee, tho hustlingTurner rail
ler, was a Salem visitor today.
Corvallls has an offer of $2113 prem
lum ou $50,000 water bonds.
Miss Ella Egan of Gervals, Is a guest
of her uncle the county clerk, Wm. H,
Egan.
One vagrant was given live days at
the county jail by Judge Edes this
morning.
Mrs. Aggie Bamp went to Fairfield
Tuesday where she will spend a week
with her parents.
There will be an oyster supper nt the
.hvanirelical church next Wednesday
evening, March 22.
Miss Ottie McClard made a trip to
Salem one day last week.
Col. 8. L. Lovell returned to Portland
this after noon.
B. F. Glltner of the state department
Is lu Portland. .
Dr. Coutris fills teeth without pain
Mrs. 8. A. Thompson and the chil
uren went loroniauu tills afternoou to
bo absent a week.
Mrs. Dr. Contris left for Philadelphia
to be absent until the doctor meets her
at tho world's fair this summer.
Miss Ada Hreymau is in Portland
looKing after tho art exhibit to tho
world's fair.
Careless people are putting the Co
lumbian stamps, representing the dis
covery of this country on letters wroug
side up. No loyal American should be
guilty of standing so great and good a
man as Columbus on his head.
luesiiay afternoon, March 14, the
W. C. T, U. held their aunuul
meetlug at their free reading room and
elected tho following officers for the
ensuing year: President, Mrs. Belle
S . Cooke; recording secretary, Mrs. B.
D. llolmau; corresponding secretary,
Mrs. E. M. Law. The vlco presidents.
one for each church, to be appointed by
i no presiiieut or the union.
Dr. Contris fills teeth without pain.
annot Be Imitated I
And
Stands Without a Rival!
THE JOURNAL'S FLAG THERE.
What tbe Associated Press Sup
plies.
ALL THE WORLD NEWS OF THE DAY.
Facts About tho Contents of Tues
day's Journal.
The Jouknai, is the only newspaper
In Western Oregon receiving tbe after
noon dlsnatchesof tke Associated Press
as has been remarked before, with the
exception of the Portland Telegram.
It Is not necessary to elaborate upon
the fact that this Ib the greatest news
imHiprliitr concern In existence. All
well-informed people know this. It is :
in fact a combination of all the great
American newspapers, organized to get
tbe news at any cost not for profit as
an association for it pays no dividends,
although It has on hand and handles
millions but only for the benefit of
the newspapers and the people.
Last evening's Journal, for in
stance, was the only paper in this part
of the state except the Telegram furn
ishing Its readers news ef:
The Great and Fatal Mine Explosion
iu Indian Territory.
The Hogg-Oregon Pacific Row.
The Wyoming Special Session.
The Arrest of Gen. Heath's Son.
The Fires in Arkansas City, Ark.,
Exeter, X. H., and Baltimore, Md.
The Big Liverpool and Atchison,
Kan., Fui'ures.
The Floating Wreck ofl Gray's Har
bor. Besides others too numerous to men
tion. It is unnecessary to remind our read
ers that tbe Journal is the only after
noon newspaper outside of Portlaud
land publishing anything like a credit
able local paper. And the Journal
will continue to do these things, and
do them better, long after tbe readers
and the writer hereof are dead and
one. It is an established institution.
Dr. Contris fills teeth without pain.
Have you seen the elegant line of
ladies foot wear at the new Columbia
shoe store, 118 State street.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
C. B. Hougham and wife to F. A.
King and wife 10 63 a., 1400.
Jas. Smith and wife to Jas. J. White
73 a. p 8 s 1 e. $800.
Notice Is Heiikbv Given That
Mrd. D. L. Fiester will carry a special
sale during this week, of sailor hats.
Tho cups that cheer, but not inebri
ate, cau only be brewed from the
choicest teas and coffees. Clark & Ep
pley are tho leaders on these goods.
School shoes, such as will suit you,
lower man ever, at tho Columbia, 118
btate street.
fl Toiigb Ctisfonw
Pranced into our store
with a swell that he could
find nothing in town ti
suit him, but he onlv
J LIU
glanced at one of our
HOME MADE SUITS
and made a selection at
once.
woouql tuttiu sto
Vrt,F Tr, ...... m n.
l"ln i"K njiE ro ouy your
scnooi auu street hats, of D. L. Fiester.
Dr. Contris fills teeth without pain
DEATHS.
UkLL. At his home uesr Woodbum
baturday, March 11, 1893, William
AJCil,
ecfusen came to .Marion county in
imi aim has resided near Woodbum
siuceiueu. airs. George Settlemeir Is
a sister of deceased and James Bell Is
ms orotner.
Tho remains were interred at Wood
bum Monday.
!TTII 1- ....
''wi. ai ms Home in North
Salem four blocks uorth of tbe ol
m10 '1T at "liilght last nigh
March 15 1893, William H. Murray
aired 70. nf Hniia..ii n. lu,,")i
c --, --. ,...VlllU Hi,
Hh liml luian in ..,.. .
VVM ,,, uulj. I)e uour re
lunmig ,roni town Just before retiring
He had received an Injury some time
""" "i filing from a wagou.
The remains will be shipped to Hub
bard, Or., on the local train Th,,..
fnrl.nrlol .iuj
Price's
The Oregou State School Journal has
received a uew Impetus under the man
agement of a Elton. MUudhard, who
bring It out a "The Weetern Pedago
gue." ItcoaUkuaiaunw ofthoUrtvU
utiatloBaUlteraturwortbe day, reprluted
from tbe great review. The first num.
iwr under the uew editor bid fair to
eouvlBc pcoitiv tbatatUit wear to
fcave good work la thi Hue.
Dr.
Cream Baking: Powder
Is superior in all things to any other. Its popularity ha,
induced a host of imitations. More than twenty of these h
been suppressed in the past year by the strong arm of the law'
Neither these imitations nor any of the
Ammonia, Alum or Prize Baking Pow
ders can any more approach
Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder
In its marvelou strength, purity and
other great qualities, than the paste can
ce the place of m oW mine diamond.
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UpyXiJ QQA"1,rlJ1J
NOTES. NOTES
Notes are a Dart of every Bone, and this
ong Is about notes bank notes and how
o save them. Pointers that will Interest
rou
LEATHER GOODS.
For Drlces notice our dlsnlnv windows'
The prices on Uiete eoods have been trreat-
iy reduced In order to make room for the
large smpmeni or various lines we expect
tu urrivu iu u jew uuyg.
Patton Bros.,
Booksellers and Stationers.'
08 STATK 8TKEKT.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOB SALE. A heifer one year old.
of Green's Kzpress.
Knqnin
a-H-if
BARGAIN FOR HOMEONE.-Forsalettil
Bioat reduction nnd on eaxy termt-l
A new Standard Make Piane: must besolditl
ence: owner going East. H. N. Nllseu, opdo.1
alia M li KhiiKih Un...k Cnn. .... .11
OHO ,11. 1, UUU1UU, IUUtU 3ilieill. O-ll1
F
OUN U A key with leut her tag No. 21. im I
in juuuEHAj. uuice.
ATTENTION. Cash money paid for rani
b.ittles.old iron and all kinds of meukl
a uo niues, ui uia uoun House, Maiem.
1-26-ly 1. TOLPOLAB,
170R SALE Very cheap, good, Dew how
JJ and bain. Asylum ave. Junction. In.
quire at H Prechtel's store. i-ffl-d-ln
Interesting Suit.
Dultjth, Minn., March 15. An in
tereatinR and rather sensational suit is
now on trial in the district court of
this county. H. Hodgson, John X.
Hears and Joel GJeason, prominent
wooigrowers of Glendive. Mont., are
plaiutlffs in suit to recover 125.000
worth of wool in a transit destined for
West Superior. It was seized on the
Minnesota side by a sheriff to help sat
isfy a debt said to be due the Farmers'
national bank of Glendive from the
West Superior woolen mill. It is al
leged to bean old debtcontrrtntprf i.t
J. Salt, manager of the West Superior
concern, out formerly a resident of
Glendive. The plaintiffs are the origi
nal consignors, who claim the wool
could not be legally seized while in
transit to satisfy a debt of a consignee
fi O to the Willamette Stables for ynur Uv
T ery Kles. Express. Uairsai'e. Trucks iJ
Urys. Cor. ol Liberty una j-eny.
2-fflt-lUw UYA2 s CO., Prop.
FOR SALE. A One short horn bull Ijtu
ola. Also a few fine Plymouth Rock
Cookerels and Light Hrahraas. t-ee UYAN.
nOUHAIifc'. (IHKAV A crnnrt tienrltr rtv
P UnHeht. nlunn l!nll nt.lll Mhpm.liptnlit'
uuruer ma street. 'ii iw
MARKETS.
Portland, Mar. 15.-Wheat vallev
11.12. Walla Walla, $1.05.
San Francisco, Mar. 15.-Wheat,
May $1.25.
Chicaqo, Mar. lo.-Wheat, 72jc.
t. . .,0fCourse You Read
doubt mm HOOD'S CUBES WES
uiSKs'tr.iS''11'
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Costoria .
Baled Straw.
iSBSasastt fiEwj-
W. ff. CULVER.
MWw
HOWARD,
The House Mover,
451 Main Street.
Has the best facilities lor moving and rali-1
iaS houses. Leave orders at iray llroa., or
uuuicB. ouieui, uregon.
School District Election Notice.)
VTOTICEIs hereby given that at a school
IM nit-etlng of school Ulbtrict No. U, of Ml
rion county, Oretjon, to be Held at the Open
House. In the city ol nalern, In said district
luuiBUH.jiareu ou, uMt, mere will Desuunuv
teatosueh of tbe qualified voter of sail
school district as In the year lat-t precectHf
the day of mee'lng shall have paid a lax upon
properly assetsed to them in huld district tU
question of contracttngabonded debtol 815,ao
lor tue rurpose of purchasing a site aud trect
lngand lurnlhlng an eight room school build
ing at some point In (.aid dUtrlct est oflSin
irrei ana Deiween the Turner roud and atr
ium avenue, the vote to be by ballot upon
which shall be the words "Bonds Yes." and
the words "Bonds No." Polls to be open at I
o clock p. m., and remain open until 4 o'clock
P.m.
r,,B? ?rAe,r of the boar(1 ot directors of School
UlslrlctNo. 21, of Marlon county, Oregon.
Dated this 8th day of March. A. D. lbW.
, . WYLIE A. MOOKES,
9-'d Uistrlct Ulfrfc
School District Election Notice.
"VTOTICEIs hereby given that at a school
IM meeting ot school District No. 2! of Ma
rion county. Oregon, lo be held at the opera
house In the Clly of Salem In said district on
Monday, April S, 183. there will bo submitted
to such of the qualified voters of said school
Hi.l,as ln tnu J'ear last preceding the day
of meeting shall have paid a Ux upon property
assessed to them in said district the quer,tion
' -onractlDBa bonded debt of Fifteen Thon-
;.-- v,-. -, ww.uvuj lut iuo purpose 01 enrvv
Iuk an Eight 18) room school building on or
o?lr,th2!!teof thB Present tchool buildings
.k lree (:, ,n tbe B'ty or halem, In said
whftif un.Btate. the vote to be by ballot upon
iSSwi0rds wnilH No.' Polls to be open at 1
vi,. y. mnd remain open until 4 o'cloci
nu.VH,dK-roLthe.I,oardor Directors of Fchool
nniH $?, 2j. P'nrion county, crepon.
Dated this 8th day or March, A. D. lb!B.
,,H WYLIE A MUOKKS.
3-9-m I.lbtrict Cleric.
Salem Soap
AND CHEMICAL WORKS.
JOS. KUE11TON, My'r.
All Kinds of Boap.
LAUNDRY AND TOILET,
Highest Price paid for TALLOW and LAHD.
-THY OUR
FROIT PEST EMULSION SOAP
For Spraying,
Warranted to Kill All
Insect Life.
50 Cts, Per Qallon.
Located Nsar Salem Woolen Mills.
SPRING CLOTHING.
KEN'S $10.00 AND $15.00 suits
Child"'cT:," 1 " ' PIUn,. l
"..."-."2i.Lbi0 to $6.00.
WTTT t ro designs, and a flne Hue of .
ahou8b cteSerT: - W5RS & CO,
0jrtlTVdk,IChlk b,,.,. N' OREGON.
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