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SPPPTAT I
Spring Jackets,
Utir lnt Hpritif Jtmkste m l)i tittml Mid whi4 tf&Ki'
Laird, Schobor & Mitch Shoos
Art Allff ..f.froki. Ktid w m At Atiy JmIv wearing roin A A
to Kl (Mia flnettt HJiow lit tli iifirkoi
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THE PALACE, 307 Com. St,
IPHAY YOUH TREES,
, lf f A FStwl huVA til iftt ptIMp
in im Marxst ror ui purpose,
I4 0ifrifrierclrtl Htrect.
IF
Ytnt going to build or mass any kind of
Imsroyemaat, Mil on Urn uaaermciiea for
MlrlAl, Wihyacomilfttiitocfc,n(lr
r4r hi Kpplr Ml prcpioftd coatriot, newer
wnrk irftdlof, sUs.
Salem Improvement Co,
KtAwtlbtiAHY ItKOlTAL.1'rogram
of reeital by pupils of Prof. Borlhcr ol
Willamette university at the chapel
this vanta May 10th 8 p. tn. Ad
friledoH free, "Elopement In '76," Miss
Ethel Hughes; "Cassandra Brown,"
Mr. J. T. Jjuroliam; "Too Dumb tin
vlor," Mr. M B. Wilson vocal solo, se
lected, MIm JJutler; "JJanford'a Burg
Jar Alarm," MImi Mario Andrews;
"WouBded," in costume, Mr. H. 11,
Barker, (Morris, L. Austin; Wilson, J.
A. Oorley); "Auntlo DoIoIuI'h Visit,"
pafteHatloa, Mim Verna Looman;
"UuiiMa," White, Miss Borlbvr, Mr.
Whan; "The Keeper of the Light,"
MiM Myrtle Marsh; 'Tat O'llourk uud
the Frogs," Mr. John McCourt.
BiaKOl' Oomino. The Frco Mot hod
1st aoeUty at Balem is qui to strong. D,
J. Uonde Is the pastor In cbargo now of
this oiroult and preaches Buudaya nt 11
a, ib, and 7:80 p. tn. Sumluy school at
10 a. tn. Illkhop G. W. Coleman of
Mew York will be In tbo city Saturday
on bis way to California to hold confer
ence, and will occupy the pulpit hero
next Sunday morning aud oveulng.
He la a good scholar and ranks high
among new world preachers.
an iii i i ii
Ohdkhsd It Out. 1 want to know
why the street commissioner allows
that old rubbish tliut was torn up by
the Street Railway Co. to romalu scat.
tared along the street ho long. Tlioro
are h few piles In front of tho Thomp
sou and Bniall block that hus lain there
a week and it ought not hnvo lulu u
day. Why don't he order It oil? The
writer has seen two buggies nearly
turned over by being crowded in pass
lag ether teams order it out; is what
all the property holders and business
ask. Hubsorlber.
FJKAMOftAii AMD LOOAL,
Btkkkt Ghaiiinci. Euglncer W. A,
Greaekhl, of the Bouthern Pacific, was
la the city yesterday, and with Btreet
Oomntssioner Culver oonsldored the
saatteref lowerlugthe track on 12th
atreeU This the city wishes to have
done In order to reduce expense to the
property owners lu grading tho streets.
I III 1 1 m
Nkw Chukoii. llev. II. L. Darkloy
eame up from Woodburu this morn
log and Was today busy looking alter
the Interests of the U. II. church here.
A contract has been let to Wheeler A
Cox for the new church building lu
Yew Park, and when It is finished will
have cost nearly 11600.
' i '
Pmospkhinci. The Hawkeyeclubts
Keepering, President Parkhurst la
ffoiac to have a heavy oompetltlou from
Bother batch of arrivals at 30th am!
Chsiateketa street.
CAN 8AN,-The 11LUE FRONT
Mft)HNg7eana for itto. The goods
an gHaranteed the best goods put up.
Hawk Levar, paper hangers, 07
'rurr'B liver
Ko headache with
PILL.
KELLER & SONS' CORNER.
o
21
W, F IJiirke in horse from Ocean
Park for a short lime.
Remember the guild supper at Bt,
Paul's church this evening,
When we do have fl lie weather In
Oregon It Is perfection.
Mrs. L, O, Adair of Eugene came
down to attend tbo Dearborn-Morgan
nuptials at noon today.
Mrs, B. O. drubbo Is at tho Griffith
homestead, her mother lying quite III.
Hon. IS. H, McKlroy returned today
from Corvallls.
Mrs. J, II, Moorcs returned today to
Portland.
Bamuel Adolph and daughter Eva
are off for tho world's fair.
Itlchard Humphrey, after a two
year's rcsldcnco In Balem, doparted for
Oregon City this morning.
Mm. John Knight and Mr. and Mrs.
Hon, Forstuer, aro vlaltlng at Aurora.
Hon, O. W. Hunt, who has boon 111
at Albany, Is much bettor.
Mra. Anna Haalum and children, of
Colfax, Wash., In visiting hcrfuthor,
Cupt. Adams, of North Salem.
Elinor Adams, Woodburn's populur
barber, mado his friends a visit this
week,
MIm Lillle Russell Is visiting her old
schoolmate, Mrs. Whitney, of Portland,
for tho week.
Hawks & Levar, wall paper, 07Btate.
Henry Downing and wife, accom
panied by Miss English, departed for
Chicago this morning.
A marrlugo lloenso was Issued today
to Edward Bhelloy Morgan, age 25 and
Surah Kntherlno Dearborn, age 24,
Mrs. Frank Howo and family loft
Balem for Mt. Angol their future home,
this morning.
Mra. J. L, Woodmunoy, who has
boon tho gucHtof Bupt. MuElroy's fami
ly, returned to Portlaud yesterday.
Bishop Breyfogel, of Reading, Penn.,
will occupy the Evanghllcal pulpit this
evening, Everybody welcome.
Col R. W. Mitchell, O. N. G., was
in the city today.
uue vag was sentenced: this morn
lug by Recorder Edesund is worklug
for the olty for live days,
The friends and supporters of Tiik
Jouknai, are possibly aware of the
fuel that It Is still lu tho ring.
A Balem business man called yester
day to say: "I always got good ro-
turns from my ads. lu th5 Journal."
A man by tho name of U. F. Moln
tyre, claiming to be a contracting agent
for Bell, circus, has turned out to bo a
fraud and bilk. He was worklug Port
land last week.
Roseb'irg Review: Ctias. Burggraf,
tho Bulem architect, was In town Wed
nesuay 10 see now work was progress-
lug on the new Normal school building,
Wallowa Chieftain: Rev. Gwynne,
of Balem, aud Rov. Cox, of Enterprise,
visited this place yesterday, aud Mr.
Gwynne preached an excellent sermon
at the Presbyterian church In thecveu
lug.
We don't know what other church
they belong to, but School Director
Johnson aud Mill Manager Hollaud
have Jolucd the cyclists, who believe lu
the rellglou of open air aud aetiylty.
Joucs and Bernard! have long since
gained the reputation for making the
best Ice cream on this coast, aud are
uow better prepared thau ever to sup
ply parties, sociables and families.
Their flavorings aro the "smoothest" on
earth,
Chemical Engine Co. No. 8 Baturday
evening got on au old-time move, by
presenting Chas. Mettger with a hand
some flreaien'a pin or badge. Albany
Democrat. Mr, Metsgvr was for a time
a restaurauter at Balem, aad there Is
not a more euthuaUstle fireman is Ore
go".
Rev, O. A. Wooley, who has been
conducting speetal aarvleeaat the Cum
berlaud Preebytattau cburk, has get
MMttim liAfPAL JftWMHkl,. WJifiUfJiHUAl'. MA 0, JMtfi
ihtmimimtmmiiimmTT .nr .-th it i v-t i.rin-irw
ax.
i n i
WilliMirtttt VaIIv fmfl (IttoitM
'i1ff wM ft IKM N((litfilli(! bl ltHl
MlM M ill! (MIH19 MM fMitfl'ftifH'
iM,M(l M Kfertt (ll 6fh(lltfMmh1
tMttikMdd by UiM prMrrif,
TlHf (riff-faM tM IH OifHHiiU Htf h
M trttWit tftnil Awilfrt MlUtMHH
tniitil (lie- UnMtM 6thii MmlriK bit (III
jwfV Oh ffiilt tittivtm ftffipa(o
?M tiH lli Uttit irl imMioii IroiW,
MiUHuHoittilnbnU Ami Milfi (oglfi6f
hi MlmU lb (hit tiU
J. Mi Wallace WM elMlcd oliniffnsfl
Add V. I, ilwljc efclftfy h Hie fife
llftiliiflfy work t( otnnninHuu, Tli
cvimmfdcfl, MMMttipt tit J, A. Bliepnfd,
Vtaf. hi, W, fjfiilfti, J, A, Van tMbtl,
Hi Wi C'ollltf Alllj J, M, ftWfPllOf, flJH
j-olfifd to fttllitnit r plan bt organic
tlofl arid prsfMro Afllclc) of InoofimriM
lloil, fejKjtd At I'M P. hi,
'fliay drew tip Afllclen wliloii weffi
Adopted, They provide tot the Incof
porntfoh bt "Tho Willamette Valley
Fruit Growers' exchange." and areas
follows!
"The object of this Incorporktlon tn,
Atid It shall have power, to deal In the
various fruits grown In the WiltAtnette
valley; to handle tho same upori com
mission, properly grade, pack and ship;
aud to do such other Acts as will facili
tate the growing, grading, drying,
packing, shipping and selling of fruits,
both dried and green,
"Tho duration of tho corporation
shall I perpetual, Tho capital stock
of the corporation shall ho $10,000
divided Into 2,000 shares of each,
rho subscription of stock shall bo lim
ited to one share for each acre of trees,
vines and berries owned."
The principal ofllco sha'I bo at Balem
and tho iifTalro of tho exchange aro to
bo managed by a board of nlno directors.
I'ho Incorporators are James R. Shop-
ard, Charles Long, J. A. Van Eaton,
II. W. Cottle and R. F. Myers.
J. A. Bhepard, Charles Loug, J. A.
Van Eaton, H. W. Cottlo and R. F.
Myers were appointed a committee to
solicit subscriptions and within a quar
ter of an hour after adjournment (1,080
of tho stock had beon subscribed. The
association adjourned to meet at tho call
of tho soliciting committee
The fruit growers in attendance at
tho meeting represented 658 acres of or
chard. This Is tho llrst grand step In
tho right direction, towards Independ
ence of the producer from middlemen
aud hotter results for fruit crops.
tan mnmrn mimMM
iMttW AftttfiyAiHfrt Afid
fifA fiAklni VbtiAitt,
Aftifrid-
TRAIN OF MILIONAIRES.
Vandorbllt'a Bon-in-Law
Through Salem.
PasseB
Balem early risers might have seen
tho most magulflcant railway train In
the world had they beeu at tho Bouth
ern Puolflo passenger depot this morn
ing at hovou o'clock.
It was tho train of six Wagner Palace
cars carrying Dr. Wobb, only son-in-law
of Cornollus Vauderbllt, his family
and a select party of mllllonlare friends,
II ft ecu In all, with us many servants,
butlers, cooks and maids, or tulrty peo
ple In nil.
Dr. Webb's car was tho last. As he
Is president of the Wagner Palace Car
Co., his coach was finished In gold,
with heavy silver guard rails securely
vestlbuled oR from the outsldo world.
His guests aro all millionaires, and
the reporter was assured by the beauti
fully Uverlod servants In cbargo of the
train that this was without doubt tho
rlohest train aud tho richest list of pas
sengers ever hauled across tho state.
All were multi-millionaires, who dined
on tho brenp.tR of peacocks and slept on
swansdown. No Interviews wcro possible.
Am. Pay Ui' Unless they have
made arrangements with this otllce,
subscribers to the Daily Jouknai. are
requested to mako complete settle
ment of all arrears up to Juno 1st with
our carriers or collector on or before
that date. Our lists havo grown so
large that we cannot carry subscribers
who aro In arrears for the dally over
two months after thatdnte, unless their
account Is guaranteed at tho ofllco or
by our collectors.
Tkaoukii's Examination. Profs.
D. W. Yoder and II. II. Bmlth are as
sisting County Superlutendeut Qra
ham In his quarterly teachers oxamlua
tlou, which Is being conducted at tho
state house, in oue of the rooms
down stairs, At 2 p. m. about fifty
bright young meu and women had
gathered there, paid Jl.OO eaoh, aud
will write examination today and tomorrow.
fttf (ffltiif 07foiilftM! A 1)111 tot ntl
fttt Irl feffUlOff (o (lid fiiftlltlfaclllffl Add
Ante bt linkup immkt, lb jtfeWHl
fiMHtl (Hid pfef U (lit) publlfl hcallli
lifH mi Introduced III (litf IrgfslfltUff
n( hi. i'Abi. Tfifl Mil III llllelilled lb
trVH( !i Allefflrtlofi bt bAklti
Kiwdefs' Wild Affftll 6fHmmohlA, lilt
Wrlitf pfopef pehftlllN lo cnfofc6 the
AW,
J)f, 0. H, iiftidWAngeff profewof
olitmMfy bit, medical depAriincftt
fihlyeftliy of Oregon, nindo nn cXrtftilii
Allot! ohie time Ago bt the baking
fowdef found In the Portland nlnten
tii result bt which Appeared III the
Oregutilflni JJf. BliiRWAtigcr then ex
(irtMed himself as follows!
"1 iiAveJust flulslied An ntinljd of
tfio prlttcipAl bftfeln powders sold In
thin fimfkct, with the following start
Iffiflf result!
Hereules," This powder contains
ammonia.
"OrysiaK" This powdor contains
alum,
"Doubfo Quick," This powdor con
tains Alum,
"Silver Star." This powder con.
tains alum,
"While Lily," This powdor con
tains alum.
"bt. Price's Cream Baking Powder."
This Is a pure cream of tartar twwder
and contains neither alum nor ammo
nia. It will bo obseived that Dr. Prices
was found by Dr. Blnswanger
to bo a pure cream of tartar baking
powder and tbo only brand free from
alum, ammonia or any Impurity.
Following Is a list of the more wide
iy known brands that Dr. Drew, chem
ist for the Minnesota State Dairy and
Food Commission, as well as other
chemists of high standing, havo ex
amined and found to contain Alum
aud Ammonia. Many of the Alum
and Ammonia ponders aro labeled and
advertised b "absolutely pure" to mis
lead tho public. Tho condemned pow
ders iclven In this list are Bold prettj
generally through Oregon and Wash Wash
ingeon: "Calumet," "Forest City," Grant's
Bon Bon." "Hotel," "Globe," "Puri
tan," "Snow Bull," "Government,"
"Palace," "Loyul," "Columbia,"
"Home," "Monarch," Unrivaled,"
"Chicago Yeast," Echo," "Perfection,"
"White RoBe," "Hatchet," "Crown."
Iu addition to above list, there urc
many brsnds sold with a prize. It is
safe to rejfcot nil baking powders sold
with a prize, as the tests snow they are
composed largely of alum and coat but
a few cents a pound, Also refuse any
baking powder sold for twenty-five
cents a pound, or less, It is sure to con
tain alum.
Surely nothing but their cheapness
could induce tbo public to experiment
with these Impure powders at the risk
of health. Aside from the question of
the health or wholesomeness of these
condemned powders and viewed from
the standpoint of economy alone, a pure
cream of tartar baking powder, such us
Dr. Blngswangerand other high auth
orities report Dr. Price's to be, and from
Its greater known strength aud unques
tioned purity should prove more econ
omical to tho user in every way.
HileHfllft? filM r-fifflfnefiFctf ftflif good
lhthh4tfH MfiliffMl.
ill lllfl tiftfiflefu- tWtll NiUh-lirl" Allcf
tht Aft, l,i lilhhfii hi (lis lulfjflbf, Vrtl
m rViiii. i. MHiv Iii full bloom mid
llielfWHAfflftMMy' 111 full leaf. Tllfl
c(ftl (if tliP fnfly MooM nfl frfllllllf.
FWM Affl elitflrtlfied llntl (li cold,
Wet wenllicf liflf lief-ll Injiifloti l tli
peflell Afltl cherry olfrtsoitl,. i'McMl
pfospecM ' AVofAlila lo rt (UeoeMfiil
Add iKjtilileOllH liAfVtsl HolwIlliitAfitl.
Ifiej (ti0 6o1d, falliy Add brtekWAfd Mft.
eorii
jh f ' it' ' " "'. '! ' M1 ' ''" '" ' ' " ' L-t-J"-Trtn -ILjl,
SOMETHING CURIOUS
JJrtWkd A Lovar,
Slate.
paper hanger 0
A PitpJOhiOKf BoAttD.-'l'Iie board
lo locAle tho Soldlors' ilotrte vtM ovl
dedtly put Up fof bohio other )tirpwo
thau lo deal fairly, Justly Add dlspas
slotiately with tho subject they have Id
hand, The editor of the Albany Her
aid gives this Away when he bends his
report of tho injunclloti suit a follows!
"Balem Orylngl HnsNearly lialfof All
Oregon Now and Wants the Best." It
matters not If Balem has the earth,
This little board was not selected to
pass on that.
Hawks A Levar,
State.
paper hangers, 07
Toimtt Bets. Fifty toilet sets of
superb English granite ware, hand
somely decorated, now styks, new
goods, new patterns, never before sold
for less than $3.60, but now reduced to
$2.00 per set of six pieces. All who are
cleaning hotiso are interested In these
rare bargains, and the sets aro selling
rapidly. M. T. Rlneman,
Hawks &
State.
Levar, paper hangers, 07
A GAY Paiity. After the Dearborn-
Morgan wedding at high noon today,
the bridal party of about thirty took a
special car to tho train to see the bride
nd groom off. There was a hearty ex
change of good wishes and farewells at
the depot amid the showering of rice
by the entire party.
m
Fifit Bets. M. T. Rlneman has
fifty sets of beautiful glassware, hereto
fore sold everywhere at 76o and $1,
which he has cut down to 45c, and
they are going off like dry powder.
m
State Stove Wohks, Eighty con
victs aro now employed at the state
stove plant at the Oregon penitentiary.
The first shipment of stoves will be
mado to Portland tomorrow.
to Eugene.
Hawks Lavax. wall ffr( ft DtaU,
Band Conceut. The old original
and only Oregon Beeoml RigU band
gave a delightful concert in open air at
the WllUon Avenue band stand. The
boys intend to get out oura a week at
this park or Marlon Square. There Is
no baudstand at the latter place aud
Kd. Lamport says he will put up f35 to
ward building anna oue, That square
should be I m pro veil anyhow.
17. S. Crop-Weather Bulletin.
No frosts are reported.
Tho weather has been very favorable
during the post week to the growth of
vegetation and to farm work. The
ground Is slowly drying out and becom
ing more suited to plowing. There is
yet a comparatively large acreage of
wheat and oats yet to be seeded, espe
cially on the low lands. Fall sown
wheat ou low lands Is somewhat In
jured, It was slightly scalded by the hot
sun of the 0th: on hlcrber lands It is
growing finely aud in places It Is two
feet high. Barley Is In bead in parts
of Marion and Linn counties. Corn
planting has been greatly delayed; the
acreage of corn will be Increased over
that of last year. Hopa are in places
growing rapidly; while In others, espe
cially on the west bank of the Willam
ette, the yards have not yet been
grubbed aud the weeds are rampant.
Tho hop acreage Is expected to be con
slderably larger thau last year. Gar
den work Is very late, much of the soil
being yet too wet to work. In Wash
ington county early sown onions are
now ready for weeding. Grass has a
tine growth and Is very luxuriant.
Cattle were In poor condition, but
aro now rapidly Improving. Sheep
A Harney school ma'am has iutoduced
a new feature in her school, and onn
that Is destined to be very popular with
the boys as well as the girls. When
one of th9 girls mioses a word the boy
who Bpells It gets permission to kles her.
As a result the girls are becoming very
poor spellers, while the the boys are
Improving.
It Will Not Shoot. That Wllholt
water at the Spa. It Is the most popul
ar and healthful drink known.
GUILD SUPPER!
Don't forget ill At Episcopal church
this Wednesday evening, from 6:30 to
8:00 o'clock. 25 cents.
She Raved. A fashionable youog
lady was found last evening absolutely
raving over the superb quality of those
new flavors used in the ice cream soda
at the Spa.
Full Aqain. As usual Brewster &
WUlto's feed store Is filled up with the
best of hay, oats and barley chop. 6 0-3t
Fon Rent, Four room cottage with
pantry and closet. On carllne near
North Salem school. O. G. Smith, 477
Winter. 6 9t
Cahpet Sale This week at Willis
Bros. & Co. Special low prices on car
pets, oil cloths, aud mattresses. 6-8-3t
Hawks & Lerar, wall paper, 97 State.
Extra choice home cured bams and
plenty of eggs for settlnj-. at T. H.
Blundell's market.
i L?oa want ex,ra cho,ce dry Rranu-
"i 7B' j"u u eei me best at
barrel vpKB M w dandle it in
-uippcu ueei, sucn as was never le-
fore seen in Balem, fresh at Clark &
Eppley's.
To aouio j)00ilo IW t'lieftji Hid
WOOLKtf JIUjL ST011B
-fJood Bell their-1
HOME !-: MADE
Men nnd Uoy'ri Ciolliiiig,
Utiy from Mnnufttcttirorfl and
you can cavo all Middlomon's
profits,
SALKM, OREGON,
SUPREME COURT.
Salem, May 10, '03.
Ed. O.Allen and Walter llrown,reap.
vs. James Dunlap, T, B. Bobbins and
Richard Williams apps.; appeal from
Grant county; argued and submitted.
John J. Balleray and Charles Parrlsb,
att'ys for respondent; J. N. Brown and
Bingham & D'Arcy, att'ys for app.
"Hcre'R to the mn'den of bush fill fifteen
And hre's to tho widow oj fortyl"
They have each reached a period of
life when most females need assistance
in tiding them over the shoals which
so often completely wreck their after
lives, in producing regularity and
healthy action of the female organs,
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription stans
without a peer. At a time when nature
gives them Increased burdens, so many
young girls have their health for life.
If you wish your daughter to miss those
periodical, agonizing backaches, and
dizzy headaches, languid and tired feel
ings, accompanied with rough pimply
skin and dull, heavy eyes, get her a
hoi tie of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion. If you have reached the later
period of danger and weakness, you
will need a bottle, too. See wrapper on
bottle for primed guarantee- Satisfac
tion given In every case or money returned.
PROM WILLARD.
The entertainment given Friday ev
ening by the C. E, was a success in
every respect. Miss Bcrlber, as usual,
did herself honor, and responded to sev
eral encores. A recitation by Miss Ger
trude uibbard was well received. The
muslo was furnished by the Wlllard
male quartette. About $25 was cleored.
Mrs. Low of California Is the guest of
Mrs. warren Cranston.
The family of Mr. B. L. Geer has
been down with the Grip but are im
proving at present.
The people of this vicinity have reas
on io rtjoice at last, the road super
visors nave become aware of the rant
that the roads are almost if not quite
.wpuoonoie. u is to be hoped that they
will soon be in a better condition.
Eve's Daughters.
Marion Hurlun.t nn .,... mii..j
445 ofberpopularwork, "Eve's Daugh
to.8;ri Common Sense for Maid. Wife
aud Mother," sayp;
"For the nelilncr ha,i.i t.i . L.
Blow in recovering its normal strengUi
-an Allcock's Porous Plaster Is an ex
ce lent comforter, combining the sn".
lion of tbesustalned pressureof a strone
Z,rm ha"dwith certain tonic qualUlef
MM 'Vu06 ? " should8
mvmi Hii u, or ""easiness for
K foar?nrg,h,t.0b3tlnate Ca8M for
"For pain In the back wear an All
cock Porous Plaster constantly, renew,
lug It as it wears off. This Is on iS
sUmaM of TeVet th ght dnTh
?h7a,chtngeinbcaetnlr,me8 beaVyaDd
AN APPIDflUIT
3w
Isn't nsctuarj to convlnc people who
fenow ui that no where else can yoa get
Pine Stationery
equal tn quality to that we are selling. We
have all or Geo. B. Hurd's Stationery. W t
can tire yoa a, bargain In this Hue at we
buy in S case lets. Notice our display ofl
this paper in the latest lines.
Patton Bros.,
Booksellers and Statlonora
08 STATE BTRKET.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
JriURNISHED ROOMH. A. few Jeirable
; Rooms, with or without board, near bust
nesa centre. Call M 332 Water street. 6-6-61
HAH HUIT BUUINE-W ttKREDr Wing
Lee. who u formerly located on Ferry
street In this rlly, has told his .toek: or drugs
and allot hU furniture to Foon Kum and will
shortly leave Balem. 6.1lw
pOItBALE.-
jj no
-A verv nlflAlf Inratori Int. wlfh
hOUSe. On Mill fttrAAf nTlltli rt Wlll.mAtta
Unlverltv. Fur terms and nnrtt ulni-a nlro
Inquire at this office. 4.18 n-lm
are
IlOItN.
aicMAMAN At the resident nt r.
U. Urimih. I11 tha Waldo Hllla, Tues
H. MoMabau, of Salem, a daughter.
The DAiRy.produc,8ofthe da
e always wantp.l ! .Jr,''
Jem people know they can always find"
the best butter and cheese at Clark &
fc.pply's.
At the Banquet Th ,11...
Ube delicacies at that banquet last
night were prepared with Price's fruit
Mtraou, only to be had at J. A. Van
The rsasou Clark 4 Kpply are able to
hold their Urge patronage is the unde
niable fact what they handle U the beet
of everything. Nothlsg is tea good for
tauuteaaU,
PRICE'S
ab nm
nDmtJaKine
I UdsD
kajDtJ
owder
Fon bale or RENT.-Qood house
feint 'em' A barga,n' Wn-Bar-
3t
, For Sale.
Good team, wapnn .j u
4Tr,d fl"'' well broke ZTe'
or double, fine driver. Apply to m
Addrei R.T. " ' -uu,l,on.th street.
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"im
31UI8 PAPER Is kept on file at K. O. Dace's
. Advertising Agency, 64 and 65 Merchants
zenanee. Ban Francla o. Califumla. wbera
contraou tor advertising can be made for It.
ATTBNTIONCash money paid tor rags,
bottles, old iron and all kinds or metals,
'f hides, at old Court House, Salem.
M-Ur 1. TOLPOLAB.
CHBI8T1AN RCIENCB-Llterature or all
kinds on sale at 82S Liberty street, 4-5-ly
IIP. M. CARS.
1 1 p. ui. Cars leave Dote! and
Postoffice daily for Asylum,
Penitentiary and Cemetery on
Capital City Railway.
Car leaves 5 a. m., connect
ing with Overland train, and
cars leave Hotel every 20
minutes from 6:20 a. m. to 11
p. m. for allpoiuts on the lines
es cepting Cemetery Car, Taken
off to meet Passenger Trains.
E. K. HALL ,
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
Cal7ert's Millinery store
UfflM at nh..
Balem. Oraeon.
POWER HOUSE
Meat Market.
FHnbana Bait, meats of the best qua'ity.
Sultry and stock. FroedeUvery.
DAVIS & WAYMIRE,
Proprietors.
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CARPET SALE.
JWrr THIS WEEK AND SAVE MONEY.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER, . 0 : L.U.
" . . - BALEM. OHEOOW.
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