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SAVE YOT7 MOXTEY
Our Spring Stock of
DRY GOODS
Im tiw ouplvU. W kIiow
FRENCH CHALLIES
Ever shown in Salora, Our JIYoncli tfJantiolfl arc now and
attractive. Wo flliow an ologant lino of Cotton ClmllieH and
Wash Goods from 10 to 20 cents por yard.
W Can
SAVE Y00 MONEY
On Shoos, thoy aro all (?oing ,AM? OOdJE
jTThat watch will bo givon away tho 15th.
The Palace, 307iCommep;iaI St.
Money to Loan.
OBlmprored city or farm properly.
B. T. RICHARDSON,
Attorney ut law.
Cor. Court and Commercial.
SPRAY YOUR TREES,
Brr k. Pe(iH)l have the 'bent pumps
la the market for the purpose.
BARR A PETZELL,
214 Commercial Htrect.
- IF -
You are golne to build or mako any Und of
Improvement, call on tlio undersigned (or
material. We bavo a complete stock, and are
ready to supply any prepared oontraot, lower
work, grading, etc.
Salem Improvement Co,
DAILY WEATHER FORECAST.
PORTLANP, April,
liowara, stationary,
17. Monday,
Tut-Hday fair,
lightly warmer.
U. 8. Wkathbii Skuviok,
Thoab MlNBTHKLfl.Prltwoso fc
Witt wlta their brilliant company of
HtlBtire) merry-makera, aro announced
for tonight, ut tho opera
bowe. Thin will bo tho one minstrel
vent of the season. Primrose & West
re the acknowledged world's leaders In
tbla style of entertainment. Other
minstrel organization's havo risen,
fought out their life, and dropped ex
bauatad and defeated by tho wayside.
But year after year Primrose & Wont
have not only held their own, but havo
triumphantly advanced, capturing
stronghold and citadel of publlo favor.
To mlnstrelsy;tboythavo devoted their
lives. Their art la their creed. Its,
furtherance Is their ambition; Its proud
destiny the realized Mecca of their
hopes aud aspirations. They havo
advanced with It; they are bouud up in
It; they have devoted every energy.
They have spared tio expeiiee In keep
ing Ibis moat genuine form of American
amusement In tho very front rnnk of
popular entertainment. This year U
tn epitome of their career. Tlielr
Mtortolnmeut Is now from overture to
tbs lual fall of tho curtnln. Thoy
have the best minstrel organisation
vr put together In America, aud their
appearance hero should nrovo one of
tba happiest oveuts of tho amusumeut
year.
1
Divoroh OliANTKD. Thero died In
Kfaedd, Linn county 011 Friday ulght,
April 14th, 1803, ot consumption, Mrs,
BenJ, Luouey, aged about 40 years.
Mrs. Loooey was a daughter of Mr. R.
H. Wright, who Is also aerloualy III,
and was a woman of estimable cliarao
tw. Mr, Looney resides In Etuturii
Oregon, and proceedings for a divorce
were peudlng. The deceased leaves six
hlldreu and itiauy friends to mourn
bar death.
1 IlAl'l'Y H0MK6. They are made by
Mm hundreds by Johnson & Bon. If
yM do not believe It cut out their ad.
M SATURDAY'S JOURNAL atld go to
tbslr store and you will Kit u boy's suit
far 980 that others charge $5.00 for,
Do YouLovk Youu IlirauANi?
Than bve a nice sliced oraugo for lila
Waakhat and use Prloes Extract In
IMwparlBg table delicacies. Only to bo
bad at Van Katon's grocery.
Om Piuom A nl04 assortment In
avtkuid China just received at tho
BLUK FRONT.
Mm Hew portter at Keller &
Coralee pole and trimmings
1 la with every jwlr get prlee
ait w goods.
Basin aw eorrwspoHdeiiee ami manual
f dUaUUaa, Just la, at Dearborn's.
Sat awaia Wk, tuatU fnwn pure
ejajaaa, M aa iapa
Bead fck Haw Uwn go at owe to
XaBMIJaMad lk lathe corner
Tfeajr have a speelal sale
' iay . alht'tlll 940.
t VishsBski aaA auasuataa nAiaa m t tiat
1 A Bsraardl.
aaaHrjr JlavkWa markt.
W QaaiHl Mb tafia whbutpa)a.
th largo'l and bet selection of
Ouu NKloiinortfl. The Democrat
says: "The Journal chuckles over the
rumor that tho Oregonlan Is to run an
parly mornlcg train to Bnlem. How
fond wo are of our neighbors. The
newspaper situation In Bulcm Is quite
Interesting." There Is nothing small
about Tiik Journal. It Is willing to
live and let live. Its success enables it
to smile good-naturedly at all who en
ter tho field hero. Bo long as the
Oregonlan gives Balem no more space
In Its columns than any crotwroada vll
luge, It mutters little to Balem people
whether It comos hero by rail or rlyer,
The Sunday Ihbuo put Bulem at tho bot
tom of its column of northwest news,
with exactly soven lines of space.
' m
HoIFoiitjim World's Faib. No
world's fair ticket, no pianos, no gold
watches, no houses and lots, nor auy
othor presents given away at Osburn's
Racket store, but good shoes are sold
enough cheaper to glvo you tho hard
coin to buy these thluga with. Bee our
wonderful list of bargains before buy
ing
Si'BiNO Burrs. It suits everybody
to havo spring, and makes everybody
feel llko gottlng right Into that new
spring suit. F. T. Hart, tho leading
tailor, hus a full lino of now spring
suitings and Is making tho latest stylo
suits at reasonable prlcos.
Foit Sale. Ten acres on D street,
three year old prune and pear orchard;
ten aero tract, Bunnyaido; choice reel
denco half block with eight year old
fruit trees, In Lincoln Park, South Ba
lem. Enquire at Journal office,
dwtf
Fob Balk. Wet of falls, good blocks
aud ropes, swinging stago complete.
Inquire Hawks & Levar, 07Stato St.
4-17 Gt
Unitarian Bociahlh. Tho gentle
men of Unity church will give an oys
ter supper In Chauulng Hall on Tues
day night from 5 to 8 p. m. A literary
aud musical program from 8 to 8:15.
Social amusement to 11 p, in. admission
25 cents. 417-21
Eoforo Judgo Edoa.
"Flvo days," quoth the Judge,
"For filling with budge,
Shall be your sentence this time."
His flag was a rug
Hung out at tho stem,
For ho was u vug,
A foul scalawag, .
As over those stairs did climb.
INCOHI'OHATIU). Tho Pcasloe Bros
Co., of Portland, today tiled articles.
Caf.lt ul stouk $25,000; object, printing
aud publishing. Tho Eastoru Invest
ment Co., of Portland, also filed articles
with stock at f 20,000.
Foil C01.T BTKAMNO. 0. Raines
and J. Murray were brought up from
Condon, Cllllniu county, to serve 18
months each for stealing a colt. 801110
murderers In that country go Scott free,
but never a homo thief.
A Nkw Mkwginb, Directiens:
Place (50 In your pocket aud waits
down to the special sale In Keller A
Sous corner window. Their snap
short prices euro tho blues aud all
other ailments flesh Is heir to.
Fob Bai.k -Cheap, good upright
piano, almost now, first class parlor
suit, heating aud oue cook stove, good
as new, sewing machluo aud other
furniture, etc Call at 301 Chemcketa
Bt. cor. 12th Bt, 4-15-tf
Rkoikianickd, The Oregon Elec
tric Light Co,, owning the plant that
lights the state Institutions, has been
reorganised aud 011 Saturday ulght
elected olllcera from among the stock
holders, Messrs. Pax ton and Mitchell
of Portland, McCoruack aud Auson of
Salem.
Pineapple water lcv-15 cubta dlh,
at The Spa today,
Halibut -Davison's market,
Harrltt A Mel m tyro will continue
their etadug out sU ofereokery aud
gUMwareforahorttlmtloHgr, Many
iWiraWl uieeM and U still remain.
aad will Im aoM at a gnat awll.
More
Of LoM,
"filli, li U futlhef my will (Iml my
stld It trnam mid executors siinll pay
out f the moneys arising from said
oontraot hctweeii Henry li, 1'lttook
hikI J, h, i'drrlsli, m soon ns praotlo
ablo after my (lecetto, lo my son iJotig
las J'ickett, tho sum of two hundred
dollars; and I mnko It discretionary
with my said trustee nnd executors lo
nav him more out of tho proceeds of
my estate, or not, as thoy mny choose."
Tho above quoted paraKraph from
the will of tho Into Jeiiulo L, i'arrlsh,
deceased, wot found In the record of
wills at the office of recorder of wills of
Marlon county, It la tho only evidence
that anything was ever left to ono
Douglas Pickett.
The contract referred to Is ono as
signed to Mrs. Purrlsh, and was for
circulating the Oreitonlar, In part of
tho city of Portland.
Tho trustees referred fo aro George
W. and David V. Llchtonthaler.
AMARRIAOE BUREAU.
ALadyofSomo Means Wants a Life
Partner.
Tiik Journal Is In receipt of the
following letter:
SALKM. April 10. 1803.
Ed, Jeurnal: Is there any single
man of good habits amongst your
renders who wants a nurttior ror lire
My object Is to correspond with him,
aud muvbo wo can net up an agree
ment. Huvo some little property. He
enn send you u scaled letter to any ad
dress you fix, but do not glvo out my
name us I am un old reader of your
paper.
Titu Journal sees nothing wrong In
the above and does not see why two
suitable Intelligent people who want to
marry should not get acquainted In
this manner as well as any other, and
tho result bo mutually beneficial. Let
tors for this party will bo transmitted
In confidence If addressed in caro of
this office to "Llttlo Property."
A FLORAL PROGRAM
Wednesday Evening at tho Y. M. A.
Hall a County Meeting.
Tho county Fruit Growers Hold a
two days' session In tho city, Tuesday
and Wednesday of this week, as an
nounced Suturday. Below Is the pro
gram to bo rendered by the members of
tho floral society at the Y. M. O, A.
ball Wednesday evenlng,at 7:30 o'clock.
The publlo are invited to attend. No
admission fee will be nharged:
Music . Lustsplel Overture
1,011a JUrevman a nil jima weller.
Address ..Pres. J. M. Blosn
Vocul Solo An Old Oardeu
Mr. Harris.
Paper Tho Children
Mrs. A. F. Hofer.
Recitation .Klpslug Cups, Race
AIlss Mario vauuersol.
Vocal Solo Bho Woro a Wreath
..... . of Roses
Will. LUI1U.
Balem people should attend all the
meetings of tho Fruit Growers' asso
tlon. Tho day meetings aro held at
tho State Insurance Hall. The even
lug meetings at tho Y. M. C. A. hall
riRBT GRAND DISTRIBUTION.
Tho Coupon Premium a Oreat Succoss
All Rocetved their Books.
Beverul hundred families were made
happy Baturduy evening and this morn
ing by getting their first premium cou
pon book at tho Capital Journal of
fice. Coupon No. 6 was Issued on Sat
urday and there was a big run made on
tlio otllco to redeem, l'relty sooti a
stack ot a thousand coupons were piled
upon tho counter, representing two
hundred volumes of standard literature
given away as a premium. Of course a
great many people do not save their
con pon, ns they have libraries or do
not read fiction, sketches, aud travel.
Before the week Is up a first thousaud
will probably bo exhausted, but an
other thousand will bo ou the way and
wo aro prepared tocoutluuo our coupon
otior to all regular subscribers or pur
chasers of the Saturday issue. Tho
books seem to give uulversal satisfac
tion aud havo dono not u llttlo to popu
larise the already popular eveulug pa
per, Masonic Do Molay Commandry of
Knight's Templar will have some spec
ial work tonight, aud the following
named brethren from abroad will as
sist: Past Grand Cammander I), P,
Mason, Grand Prelate Geo, E. Cham
berlalu, Grand Warder L. C, Marshall,
J. P. Galbralth, "W. K, Baker, Geo,
Humphrey, aud E. 1). Culck, of Al
bany; Grand Commauder B. M, Yornti,
Grand Recorder J. F, Robinson, J, L.
Page, N. L. Rouey, J, O. Goodale, A.
C Woodcock, Dr. Paine, B. D. Paine.
l)r, Loomls, B. W. Henderson, M,
Piestou,of Eugeue;0, P. Hotl, of Irv
ing. After the meeting at the Com
maudry hall It Is understood there will
be a flue banquet At the Hotel Willam
ette, Nonk Dkny It, That Jones A Rer
uardl's Freneh lee eream scnla com
pared with other aiakse, le like Kreaeh
eream eaitdlee eompared with stale
atlek candy. It U the tly geautse.
Tfi Molr to Twenty tiiomnA
PtiMOMAh AND LOfJAL,
lio tut tlis world's fair,
Def.uty 1'fowutlfig Allofliey Is ftl
tlef vsl lliU afternoon,
Mm, U, t), OnbfleUoii N visiting
friend at Portland for a few days,
Tho vernal equinox I over and wild
geese flying northward the past It
hours portend clearing weather,
OldBtolzlsAt Portland, The court
there still holds his contempt enso un
der advisement,
A, itoogoii started back for Waterloo,
Iowa, this niomlna, Ho takes hln
family for a visit,
Herman Uarr started lodny for Kan
sasClty whoro ho goes to take a position
In a manufacturing Jewelry house.
Tho minstrels tonight carry one hun
dred and forty-two trunks. Tho party
Isorty-ono strong and arrived ou the
overland this morning. They go from
here to Seattle.
Thoro was a largoly increased attend
ance at ail tho Sunday schools yester
day. The floral mooting at the Hotel Wil
lamette this evening will bo hold in
tho upper parlors.
Miss Agnes Earhart, who has been
the guest of Miss Mae Boise, returned
to Portland today.
Dr. Powell Reeves wont up to his
stocit farm In Lane county today, and
will not return until Wednesday.
Genuine French Ice cream soda the
best made Jones A Bernardl.
Our citizens will do well to encourage
small Industries and manufactures.
There are many bright young follows
with limited means, who, with proper
encouragement would enter the field
aud make money, too, for himself und
his neighbors, If ho only were given the
proper chance.
uuaranteca uui gloves at i.oo per
pair. Every pair tried ou at the count
er. The latest shades in drabs and
tans.
Monkeys. Did we descend from
them? Hear Graut lecturo on "Evolu
tion."
Rememlier Rolaud D. Grant, D. D.,
will deliver his famous lecture on Evo
lution at the Y. M. C. A. at 8 p. in
Jvery tmnklug man and woman
should hear him. Admission 25 cts.
FROM OHEMAWA.
Mrs. D. E. Brewer has a brau new
baby.
The officers of the school tire lament
Ing over the small appropriations.
The number of pupils allowed, has
been greatly reduced also.
J. W. Beaty's Incubators aro hatch
ing now, oue of 600 egg capacity and
one of 125.
E. M. Whittle has rented T. F.Good
rich's place nnd is engaged in raising
hens. Ho Is going to work on a large
scale. Look for a drop in eggs soon.
Dr. Mlnthorn and another man were
wrecked in a buohboard hero Saturday
evening. The Dr. was driving a pair
of bunchgrass animuls, when oue of
them got frightened at something at
the slough of Despond north of the
school aud started to run. In trying
to hold them ono of tho lines broke
short oil aud the team ran over a big
Blump aud then straddled a telegraph
pole. One horse went through his
harness and wob caught a few rods
away. Dr. Mlnthorn had bis legs
wrapped up In the robo and the wreck
was complete before he had tlmo to
Jump, Tho other man Jumped as soon
as the line broke. Fortunately neither
men nor team wore hurt but tho buck-
board, tongue, neck, yoke and double
trees were smashed. After gettiuga
harness und wogou tonguo from the
uelghbors, they patched things up and
went on their way rejoicing.
The road supervisor in Haysvlllo was
wallowing In the mud oue to two aud
a half feet deep yesterday with the
road scraper and mired down a few
teams trying to sorapo mud ou the
road so that it would run off like water.
Flue prospect for a
April 10.
road, is it not???
To Qet at the Facts
Regarding Hood's Rarsaparilla, ask the
people who take this medicine, or read
the testimonials often published In this
paper. They vs m certainly convince
you that Hood's Barsaparllla possesses
unequalled merit, and that liuuua
CURES,
Hood's Pills cure constipation by re
storing the perlstalla action of the ali
mentary canal. They aro the beat fam
ily cathartic.
Eastern oysters Davlsou's market.
DPRICE'S
oatsa
The oaly Pure Cteaai of Tartar Pewder.-No Auuoaia; No Alaa.
VmA is Um f HoaBM 40 Ymh tlic Steodaii
Down MOVl
wlmt n cofiiM it l to
lmvo foiitly fit linii'l
rotnody llml haver fails
lo roTiovo CoiiBliaHoii,
and Mint, witliotit win or
discomfort; nnd tmmi
immediately euros licnd
nclic?, mid disnols every
eymjitoin of J)yapoiBla.
Bueh ft remedy is found
in Simmons Liver Begu
lator not a sweetened
compound to nnti?cnto,or
an intoxicating beVoruKO
to cnltivato an alcoholic
appetite, but a medicine
pleasant to tlio taste, and
perfectly harmless when
given to tho smallest
child. S. L. R: never
disappoints. It i)bssesses
tho virtues and perfec
tions of a roliablo remedy
of tho kind endorsed by
eminent physicians.
"Itaffordi nioptpaiiirotoiuldmyteiitl
mony to tliooe you rtcolje iinnunlly 111
roferenco to your nluuble inedlclno. 1
consider Hlmmotu Liver Bigulator tho
bent family medicine on tlii "'urket. 1
hnve prescribed It with excellent results.
--W. F. l'AHK, M. I) , Tracy Cltv, Tmiti.
Got the Pbizk. Miss Llla Ollnger,
of Salem, Is the fortunate possessor of
the beautiful gold watch, presented last
week by the Palace Dry Goods & Shoe
Co. to their most successful patron.
The number of her certificate was 372.
Mahel Jenness. The ouly lecture
this lady can glvo at Salem on physical
culture and artistic dress, will be at the
opera house Tuesday eveulng, at 7:30
o'clock. Tickets 25 cents, on Bale at
Patton's.
Not Afraid. In the face of all
competition, J, A. Van Eaton continues
to bo the leader for choice family gro
ceries. He is headquarters for teas,
coflees and everything nice,
Bome Say- -Wo came from animals.
Hear Grant's lecture on Evolution to
night In tho Y, M. C. A.
w. 0. t. u. There will be a called
meeting of tho W. C. T. U. Tuesday the
18th at 2:30. important business to be
arrangrd.
New fluts, plaques, sunflowers, and
flue laces. Newest things in chip and
leghorn, just arrived at Mrs. D. L. Fos
ter's opposite opera house.
In the Carter case In Missouri, Carter
has been given until May 12th to get a
new trial.
Chinook salmon Davison's market.
Seems incredible but true neverthe
less A man jumped ten feet in the
air this morning ut 0:15 in front of
Keller & Sons special sale corner win
dow. The low price on a sideboard did
it.
Tho best values in furniture can be
found at Keller & Sons. Everybody
knows the location; firm and quality
Now get tho price. It will dellghtyou.
Dr. Contrls fills teeth without pain,
From Mrs. Henry WardBeecher.
'40 Orauge St., Brooklyn, N. Y., 1
Ft-b. 11, 1800.
"I have used Allcnck's Plasters for
some years for myself and family, aud,
as far us able, torthe many suflerers
who coino to us fornHslatatice.und have
louno them a genuine relief for most
of tho aches and pains which flesh Is
heir to. I have used Allcock's plasters
ur 1111 Kimisoi lameness nnd acute pain,
and, by frequent experiments, And
that they can control many cases not
uotlct-d In your circulars.
"1 he above is tho only testimonial I
have ever given In favor of any plaster,
auu 11 my uame hub neen used lo rec
ommend nny other It Is without my
uuuitiriiy vt KHiicilon "
Mrs. Henry Ward Beechkb.
Full of Peril
Are those disorders which, beginning with an
apparently trivia! Inactivity orthe kidneys or
oiaaaer, termiuaien lu Bright' disease, dl8'
bete and cystitis The first two notonlj-tu
Urrupt thefuuctlousof the renal orguns, but
ue.my uieir structure with an muchccrtalnty
as tubular consumption does that orthe lungs,
iiosieiters Bioma h Hitters Is an excellent
diuretic, promoUng the activity ol these or
gns without ovr exciting them, thus avert
ing ineauaaiy maladies In Which their man
uon 1 to prune to ulmlnale. The removal
iiuuiiumnuu u, iuiHiruie winch the kld
ney. thou d, lut da not, when lnaaue. e
crete. Is another beneficent t!fct of this In.
cmiparable medicated ttlmu nit andd.pu
11. .. " " " "" cases, . o, an je
reatorath e ot vigor aud aid to digestion, rem
edlea malarial dlse e, and banishes Iher
..r. ! vuta ixf MJt IUU
HE TUS.
BTILES.-Sunday, April IGth 1S03
at the home on south Dralrlt nf ....:
sumption, Virgil Stlh?s, aged 25 years.
ILL IT IS
VIOOU
SALEM MARKETS.
Wheat- 67c per bushel.
Oats 3540clper bushel.
Potatoes 6000o per bushel. '
Flour 13.60 per bbl.
Brau (Backed) $18.00 per ton
Bhorts-(Sacked) $20.00 per ton.
Beans, white, 3c per lb.
Eags 10c per dozen.
Chlckens-8 to 10c per lb.
Chopped feed -(Sacked) $20.00.
Ducks 12Jo per lb.
Geese 7c per lb.
Turkeys 10c per lb.
Lard 1215c perlb.
Rut tor oRSitROa ner nonnd
Beef 712jc dressed,
Veal 10 to 12Jc, dressed.
Pork 712c dressed .
Wool 1518c per lb.
Hops 1415c perlb.
Odd Pieces. A nice assortment In
Havlland China just received at the
BLUE FRONT.
NEW ADVERTIHES1ENT8.
Strayed or Stolen.
One big bay gelding with two white hind
feet, also one dark blown gelding, with one
white hind fool, each weishine about 1300. A
liberal rewnrd will be given (or the return of
Bumeio u. w. in mao,
4 17 Ol dw Aylum Avenue, Salem, Oregon,
ARTISTIC DRESS,
PHYSICAL CULTURE,
GRACEFUL CARRIAGE.
Tuesday Evening, April 18th.
Miss Mabel Jenness will lecture tothepeo
plenf Halem, ladles especially, the gentlemen
too are welcome, on the Beautlm , Healthful,
nd ArtUtlo In Drens and Carriage. 'Ibeko
lure will be Illustrated with rlh cost u Ties.
Remember the Male. Sure to be an event of
your Wo to eel M'ss Jenness's ideas, as she
herself lUesand denionstral-s ihem before
her audiences. Physl al perfection without
patent medicines or drugs. Mothers, young
ladies, fashlonahln women, all attend. rrlceS
wll beauu'wnced, .v
p ALL AND MKTTLE.-A11 parties knowing
j themselves Indebtea to J. J. Uarkln,,thH
horseshoer, will pteae call and settle wlih
CftB,8.K -"'"'y-ttl Small's clothing store.
4-14 lw'
MILK COWa.KIve grade Devons. youne
nloic r!M cotnd,Vlon' so2.d mllkersi-Your'
E!?m S.PiJ,..Denyer Turner poslofflce
firm one-half mile east. 2-&d-lm.
DISSOLUTION.
NTiItrHn1khurebJ!K,ven ,httt te Arm ol
Jlertin A Hark ns, U acksmlths hoTrti.'
solvl iwrtnershlp by mutual TOnienL -if..
0U,MaeH.W'alhSnbeu bUyUJ.bhn
hk ?.r,lS at 5nie ,lace. ana all accounts
Thankmg our past
POWER HOUSE
Meat Market.
Fresh and Bait meats of the best ..
- -a ,
Poultry and stock. Free delivery.
DAVIS & WAYMIRE
Proprietors,
SPECIAL DRIVE THIS WEEK.
"We offer this
Palmer Seersuckers
u "ireme-y
,,. ,, , n REED'S OPEM HOP
Miss Mate wss
beet value, oirtred twlli5 J price "D . a the
Willis; vir lUB,tOM,eet
ill OP TO BE!
Tlmt'fl Afliat our Home Mrulo
Clothing la alway found to bo.
So ay wo, but our cuetmora
eny "Moro than its cracked
up to bo," Thoy not only any
this about tho suporior quality
of our goods, but tho low
pr'cofl wo ask for them,
ii ST0WE.
WE ARE CARRYING
We aro carrying a "b'e loid' orCIo't
Bound bocks and anxious to unload a
soon as pojs ble. we hive tken a meiu
od to do It quickly. We have decided tc
inaugurate a
BIG BOOK SALE
I Our price" will more than pstonlsu you
tNow is tne lime wnuup your uorurj' h
thpBA hnnlrn white thev are cheat).
Patton Bros.,
IBooltsolloro and Stationers
08 BTATE BIKEliT.
Monday, April 17ib.
PRIMROSE & WEST'S
Direct from their successful engagement at
the Ban Francisco thfater, with the giaudest
and elaiora e Y lrst iart ever given lu the
annals of minstrelsy.
Look out for Street Parade.
Beats on sale at Patton's.
FOR BALE-At a bargain. The Btreet car
ham In Nnrth Halatti aa ,Kn .....
will build a car house In Moralugslde. Kn-
4 ll-tf BALEM MOTOR RAILWAY CO.
WORK WANTED-By a competent gard
nilr Prnmnl nt4nln ?.s a . .
sonablc. Apply to L. R. Bhanley, at 100 nurt
Btreet, upstairs. ' 4 7-2w
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A. Advertising gi-ncy. 61 and OS Merchants
.??n.Ee;8anJKraucl8 . California, where
contract for adertlblne can ha made for H.
AThM?Ti0'7S!? i"-.n.ey Paid or rags,
. s. 1,1 j. '...." Illlu "" ' meiais,
f?tide ' at om Coun House, Hulem.
1. 'iULf OLAK.
r,UKIirlAN fClENCE-Llterature of all
-.v,wun;, j, HUCCU 1-JtJ
IIP. M. CARS.
11 D. 111. OaVd livn 1TWa1 a ii.l
Postoffice daily for Asylum,
Penitentiary and Cemetery on
Capital City Railway.
Car IcavpR it n. m knnw.
Ingwith Overland train, and
cars leave lintoi x-v 9A
minutes from 6:20 a m. toll
p. m, for alliwiii.ta on tun lisiAa
OxcentineCfiiiotdfi'r.. -i uir.u
'off to meet Passcnitcr Tralus.
week all of our ,
and Dress Gingh
ams
attractive price of
OPERA HOUSE CORNE A" & CO.
Wf teOM la tba alauaH iartat.