Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 06, 1893, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text- -S mr&- J" ' "" "' 2r n:' PRING -- - r - W Art (leteffrtlttAl fit Iff V M(f km fia oftMK lUm Mlfbtiwly Iim SEE OUR SHOW WINDOWS, Mf'fWO 0f iH Mi Z!' ftf M IWh AW y Htrt W !( 'OHfWlH0lOflk fK "till KOiHK tftiftf THE PALACE 307 Commercial Street, IK ' ffariMM 'MiAriM foiilld M mmM Ah Mflrt n ma4iM, W Unit H tmlubkUl liloeki firm f u mtf wtnppH w pmii n(Mff HmK,tHMhM,tl, Salem Improvement Co JCX VHH tiH0ltHMttitlplMttiC0 tf lf, walk Add ground nbouf wr bftfttttiruf tourl Iioiiho U not at nil ftcedltftblfl to (ha aoriiplclou locallou of that puMId bdildlfiK in (hwwnlefof the rtty, Ovor ii tlioiiMfld dollar luwre fMHtly ill spent Itt btAiltlfylriKllio ln krlof of tlie circuit court room, upon fftltfon of ii few Attorney, and for the (WHVenlMKXJ of tho Judge, Juror, law yer mid criminal, who mwemble there twlo A year. Jitw than that um would trim the tree, put fine cement walk about tho nijuaro, urado the ground, put out iioiiio ornamental hrabbtry and mnko tho whole boar a more resectable and metropolitan ap pearatiee, There atiould be fouutnlu tat man and beaut In place of ralli and mudhol fttamrmd In tho ground, Tho eily would cheerfully bear tho expenmi f beautifying thl publlu property. It to the moat valuable plooe of property Marlon county hai and It exterior I quite a deserving of mnno attention an ltd Interior, Dane for tho Improve BMWit of the court Iioum square ahould b solicited by thoee in authority and all atiould help to make It a buoocmi. A Complication. Samuel E. May, M old'tlme resident of Haletn and oo retary of state under Governor Wood, - who died In Chicago lunt year, left a young widow his aecond wife and an infant ton, Lately Frank May, eldest on of Bamufll, by tils flrnt wlfo, whom he married In Balem In tho lato 6vh, haa become huiidaud of I ho young wid ow, and la now tho liUNbjnd of hla own atep-mothur, and utop-futhorof his baby half-brother. Bho Is tho wlfo of her own etejwwH and mother of the half brother of hvr living husband. ' 1 This Fhuit Choi. Appke will bo plenty. There will be morn cherries than last year. Thu Jlnrttutt pears on the Clark plaoo wilt be an Immense wop. 1'runee and plums will beau liu nesee erop. To strawberries there will he atwply no end, Quinces were not u full erop last year. This year there will be plenty. ii , . Nkw Houhhh.JJIiIs wero opened yesterday on a new limine for Job u Kewaome, on Botilh Front street. There were a sooro of bidders mid Arm strong A Hays got the Job at $1160.60, Bids will be opened at the bhiiiu olllou Saturday our how house fur Mr. Fesley a f 1000 resldeuoo to go up near Euui Balem school. Htoi.2 WlN, aideon Btohs wires the tfalew htookholders this morning thai Judge Hurley lias awarded him a ver rtJot against the oouteudlnv stock hold era. This Is a victory for Balem imhhiIo, and gives them osmiIoii of valuable IKopsrty. i Homm TKAtNlNU.Tho man who Walasd Huaol, now a 1160,000 horse, baa a eard In this paper. Ho Is oorapo tent t iMtudle any horeo if cxperlouco MM BMke a wan o. Bee his curd. m JURY Tmiau The case of I'. 1. TalklMtto vs. the two parties Chase imhI Haker was set for Jury trial before KeearelirlWes at 1 p. m, It Is furbal- i a liquor bill, TVMMlHt WiNM,-Tlio score at today's eMawewel MMtlal eoutost waai Turner, Muiaf M Harrltt, Jones, 10; La MleU, 1H OabrleleoH, 17, AN Xmmknhk B-rocK Of spring Jaefcete iMoludHl In that sUughief aalu at T, Melvcfson Co.'s, but It eau't Je4 long. Come at ouee. m AM OriraMiNtt-HtMb as yen never at, Jeftfluir Uehete away at aam. "Ceet'r ikwsu't eow poee, hriees talk. Mwk4 A LYa, wall paver, 97 aHaie, y, ILpearWai has Jttst ope4 a new Ii4 UMUhU be4a, sftiehit ruled, Dblt fMalCMisMKaMei butAs, wluUtuni sets W9f fHpV WfCH WP VtHWlwf IWi Wile MMMMMMlilWMNli JACKETS wy y o( ttV6f l ,lfllt W'M Wafofi and flwiitlftli ml ff lj II6W OOdH Atld tffAtfiy. andsIioecompany, VtlRHOHAh AH0 IMAh, llfl'ho Oregon rnllroxd coniinlwloii I Hi (w-fnloK at tho Mm house, Holi, I'hll Melnohan returned this nmrnlug from an extended vlll In F,rtteru Orgou, i, Van Hiiyu oamo up from l'orlland tills morning on a short visit, llV, Father White went to Albany this morning, Mr, Hi M, I'attorson, aooomranlod by thu children, came down from The Didles thl morning to stieud a few weeks udder tho parental home of O, W, Gray, Col, J, it, Kddy, first vlco president of tho national editorial association, is In the city, Alderman Kloln and Gray aro homo from tho Ban Fraticlfioo excursion, T. Holvorson loft thl for a visit with Ills folks In Kansas and Illinois, as well as to purchase goods and attend tho great fair, Itullroad Commissioners Macrum and Compnon aro In tho city. JfiugeneGuard: Tho board of regents lot tho ooutruot last Baturduy for tho building of tho new university dormi tory building to tho lowest bidders, Hutchliis A Bouthwlok, of Balem, for the sum of f 20,867. Tho bond will bo tiled and work commenced Immedi ately. Tho First l'resbyterlan Church at Marsh fluid has filed articles of Incorpo ration. IJIngor Herrmau vlsltod at Harrison Institute over last ulgbt, and compli ments tho mauugomont. Bhorlf! Knight was at Albany last night, returning this afternoon. Patrick Kgun, Eugcno Vanderbeck and Wm, liroolcs, of J I rooks wero In the oily today, enrouto for Yamhill county. Btrong's futtious Ico cream supplied In all iuuiitltk'n, for family and party UH0, Mrs. F. N. Gilbert Is vlultlng her old home at Hubbard. Mr. lkardsley, of Eola, reports the fruit crop thereabouts Is very light, do says there will bo no peuohes, few cherries and few peara. Apples will bo plentiful when epruyod. Hunker Hlrschborg drovo over from Independence this morning. New York Ico cream soda made from swret hi mo-rulsod cream, tho best on eurth, at WeitUoott & Irwin's. Only ono Itumenyi the greatest liv ing violinist, 'vlll charm the Balom publlu on Thursday evening, atY.M. C. A. hall. Tlokots at Patton's. Wo aro still giving away a Hhannou Filing caio, with every purchase of 10 oents or aver, iluy a leud pencil and got a flic F. B, Dearborn, statlonor. Thos. Kay, of (ho woolen mills, left today for Alaska, where ho will supply tho natives with somo of tho superior Balem woolen goods. Tho purses aro all right) tho horses aroitll right; tho horsemen will be hero to tako tho purses. The crowd should also be secured. It probably will bo, The regular weekly meeting of tlm Bslom Prohibition club will be held to night at the W. C. T, U. hall at 8 o'clock. Everybody Is Invited. Bkiiiouh Acoidxnt. Monday morn ing John Mclutyre, who Uvea on 18th street ueur llellvtie, had aa accident which will lay him up for several weeks. He was loading a bale of hay from tho loft of the barn to hla wagon, when the board ho was standing on gave way throwlug him outo his head and shoulders, nearly ten feet, with the heavy bale, No bones were broken, but his head and neck are badly swol len, and he will require some weeks to reoover, It was a heavy fall, and every thing considered, thelnlurhsiare slight. NoOnm CAN-Aflord to mite the great Iteaaenyl grand eeneert Thurs- daytilght, The opportunity of a lite titue. Hear iilm. Jfawka A Leyar, wall pipe, 7 State, j MiMl liAIWAfi 'iWUHAfAJii 'M&SSJMV, JIWM (I, UWtf '" ? 1 v. 1 -..J-- W tmmmmmmmmmmtimitm hMk l (fnjiMf OM . A ftiifc MHfiiy hmt hf mm ff llMtfjf (Him, nm Afffidl r-f(i'y, fill! NtitrVjAM In M fl(i!l(y, m hit Ml Ilffifl iimf Mif it MMtiUt Hfof oY itti Mi htn n will MM hit A lei ml la Hi (lid ffMf f 1'iidlfitf him M m Utok (( K Uf fmldflfl, Aiitl (Ml tot htt ltbfa Will, ('. (i, MfWi li InM Oecll lidl.llllff A IMIl'ifl Willi A iilMl hum lH(flUllyfllo(tilM lilt l(M(6(i'friNkf Nllll ftu( (119 HM feWrtfd. UUS kbt III bfiii, Hilt K'l iiit? t'M and It M Mill It Wfo) (tfih (l(ifla CoMiMeek: ItM btaiHm n mm on fatty MM hit mm IfmKHil IfHiuitortlmj AMm bmmu met 6nimMef6(l by fieY ItkmU M Ml (lie wofitt wohmii In (own, it would Ihj dtiliiKHy dlnkiilt (6 Ik fjcofglo'. ulrttH", wdellidf Ahe l MlM, hit, (it eomMlilHg tstei Hut oho1 wa Iniensely linppy yttlenUy Afierloon around at (lie slofert with lief vencfabfo gi'oom, who WArt pnyliig (lie bill tut a donatio outfit ill foynl good style, while III blushing bride WA rccognl.' lug All lief old ACtjiiftlufauctfl In town mid seemed (o bo enjoying her now re Irtllon hugely, Barvls wa so hsppy oyer lifnnatifove niont thftt he got gloriously full font Ufght,WA lAlided In (he coole and paid the usual fine in the recorder's court tills morning, He Is a good fellow, something of a newspaper reporter and will sell more musical Instruments than over hereafter, Buoli is life In the densely populated portions of these largo cities of the wild and woolly Vest, THE KQ8E 81IOW. This I an annual event peculiar to Balem, For two yeors past tho Capital City has held a Juno rosa show, Heretofore there has been a straw Lorry fair in connection, Owing to thu latoncss of tho season the roses must be shown alono this year. Tho roso show will bo hold ut tho armory building Friday and Baturday of this wcok, Juno 0th and 10th. Tho rosos will then bo out In fullest and most porfvet beauty. Tho show this year is to bo conduotcd under the auspices of the Balem Florlcultural so ciety, to which anyone can belong re gardless of sex, color, creed or any other distinction. BOMB OF TUB KULKS. Children under 14 years will bosdveu until 12 m. Buturday to enter their wild llower collection. A premium of $1.00 for first, and 60 cents for second, Is of fered tho children for this collection. Each variety must bo arranged separ ately. No entry fee Is charged for any (lowers. The roso show will bo held on tho coming Frlduy and Baturduy, tho 0th and 10th. Admission 26 cents forudults, children 16 cents. Let all remember tho time and bring tho Mow ers early Friday morning for decora tion, and to enter for premiums. Lot this bo hiado a great event. Let It bo made a people's event. To Got at the Tacts Tlogardlng Hood's Barsap'urilta, ask the people wuo iuko una meuicino, or reiw me lesumouiais orten puousueu in tins paper. They will cortaiuly" convince you tlint Hood's HurBanarllla imHseHHes Ilia unequalled merit, and thut H lOOD'S CU11EB. Hood's Fills euro constipation by re- sorlug ttie perlHtullc uollou orthoull men wry canal, ruey aro me oesuaui ily cathartic. SUI'l'KIt AND AMU8KMKNT8. Slipper at tho Uultarlan church Tuesday eveu IngJuno 0th. Refreshments fiornS:30 to 8:30,Bftor which thero will be amuso nionts until 10:30. Admission 26 cts. This will be tho last for tho season. 0 6it Balem produces ono article that takes tho lead In all countries, and that Is "Pride of Oregon" Hour made by tho Salem flouring mills. Every sack guar anteed. Urowstor & White, at 01 Court street, have tho most completo Block of hay flour and feed of all kinds. Low prices and prompt delivery, 0 5-Ut Thr Gai'ITAI.. You wont to visit It especially It you aro hungry. It Is tho best lunch counter In Balem, In tho Ham Adolph block. Opou day and night. Tor Bale. MitAH tdkiftfrs Ulnif.tli n nil Iinmnaa unn ivnuii wnwii mi u imiocroi Alto-t yearoia lllly, well broke slnglo oi double, fluo driver, Apply to M. C. Cono,8lmpsau's additional!) street, Adaresa uaiom. o-i-itn DPRICE'S osssaet . Tlws)!ytraCfMrfTarUrP6wdr.--No Ammonia NaAWust. JW WUP Ho.m4o Yews tU SUmA J iimmm&tmHiimMmmmrti? a mmt imaiu ItetIM HpMtiti U1M ihS OMit tt MitH A ihmk lHt6MltblV.t'i'trtMtitM Mlt idft MiftM Hftil (ifnM. tkktt, MM Uh Hill lUHMlAll tit HltWlt Mi CMalW ft Jury (if AilM rtleiif htitltiM twain Ifiif tmtdtvt Mitt Ifiln AIM noon. Hull. WWi tUiilHM MM '"!dl iVfitijUiC nul lhti, lf. It i'Afey tot tlrtli(lll 'flifl mvtd present H da eldwlly "tlili " The llify Id eofri'iMfed (if ii, ft. Wild, (HiMi Qtujfftlm, HuUtMuA. Mmlllt, 1'lill K. IHtli. hlMldh TotiMliil. ( (leHlifi itty HUM Ulty iMtbflMi (rt(tli(btilll6Mliftll 6rt(l lo ejected If fliiiuirioiied except fof sicklier In (ho fAiully, And a, (lie above gcAllemou are proverbially "hel(hy,'' (helf presence H UllnVoldable, 'i'nfl tmt wa" being nfgued a 'flirt JniitiMAfi went Id pre, itfttvk k Lovnf, Blate, papof iinngcf, 07 CAM'tt Oi.baMM, Without to moving from (he floor, All work gunr Antral, itef, Mr. Win, IlSiiglntid, bAU getie ilroy man And many other. Leave order At Fred Legg's drug store, "Chi cago Carpet Cleaner," 0-6 8t ' .i i i ItAnu TlitnaHaVo no terrors for J, A, Van Eaton, tho grocer, He buy to meet them, and eellr, to mnko them lighter and Ills store la thronged hourly by those who realize this, ii ' iM , A homo product It compotes with the world novor disappoints "Pride of Oregon" flour, made only by the Ba lem Mills, but sold overy whoro. The Nohtjiwest Coiineh Of Court and Commercial streets, Is whero J. A. Van Eaton, tho populor grocer dispenses tho staples and luxurlesofllfe, Go there and Investigate onco. Nor DitAaaiNGf. Clark & Eppley aro not bragging about anything In particular, but they simply want It un derstood that they lead on groceries, and beat tho world on prompt delivery. m i Ilnr,iAiJLn Boys. Perfectly reliable young men aro somewhat rare, but the Look wood niesbengers can always bo depended upon for trustworthy work. Good now house to rent, six blocks from post ofllco. Also a furnished house to rent. Inquire of Geo. M. Heeler. 6 20-tf Hawks 3k Levar. State paper bangers, 07 Lobt. Buy mare, weight 000 lbs., black mane and tall, no white. Will pay for return of the animal. Thomas Holman, 670 High street, Baled). dw-tf Hawks & B title. Lovar, paper bangers, 07 no UN. BUOWN. At Bulem, Monday, June 6, 1803, to Mr. and Mrs. J. N.Brown, of Heppner, Morrow county, a son, weight cloven pounds. This arrival makes Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. Purvln "grandpa" und "grandma." Mr. Brown's wlfo was formerly Miss Mamie Purvln. Tho faculty of Wil lamette are rapidly getting these honors, MAItUIKD. COMSTOOK-GHOSdE. June 6, 1893, MIhs Annie CoiuHtook and Henry Grosse. Judge Butcholor ofUciatlng. ROIIDE-LEIIMAN. In Balem at the German Reformed church, Bat urduy, Juno 3, 1603, by Rev. Muell haupt, Anna Rhode and August Leh niau, both of Murion county. DEATH. BALL. At Turner, June 6, 1893, at 0 p. in , Leu Bull, of typhoid fever, aged about 20 years. Deceased was a member of Pearl Lodge No. 00, A. F. A, A. M., and will be burled by that fraternity at 8:80 o'clock this Tuesday afternoon. All Masons who can will attend tho funeral. TLo Witty Irishman. when told by tho doctor that hla liver whb almost Bono, mild "Faith, lta glad I am, li'a alien bothered me I" Tlio liver, moro than auy other organ In the ludex of the body. With a mor bid liver tho whole system la out of gear J Moat powerful for tho restoration of this "el tide I of health," la Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Its action ladlrrect. prompt, efl'eotuall Itecco luoiidtnl by eminent physicians, it has ualned a universal reputation aa the "Great Liver llegulatorl" Correct the liver, and von cure mitiv Ilia! Th Golder, Medical Discovery, la warrant ed lu all cases of liver dlaeasa and blood dlsorden to beiiellt or cure, or money promptly ami cheerfully returned. imtwiimi. ii , ,. . k, J, . . ..u - - ' - How'8 Your Liver? fi lti f ifleitltil ctlulACfoil kfiOWlllLMlirttKniiillil'rtllll ertfmyt extol wltlKMtt tt Iilv6f id foftild tlidlJoW 6ffJ Art AltltfdiAll (Hid (?6H elljiftlrjd, tho food Ufa! Ifl HlO ftlOlllftfll iiiiul' gCAlctli ffOldOfliilrf. UlO Blood tmtwthi litrndnclio ttmm ft tcolliig of irtsaf lude, dospbliclofidy And hbfiulbtb6i Jndlcnlo notf tho whole flyetoin Is do fnnged, Sllninond hmt ltegtilntor1 hud licou tho inentid of rcelorlfitf moro ticoplo lo licnlth find IwiinlMCPd bv giving thoin n hcnllhy Liver- thntt ntiy ngoncy Known on enrth. It nets with oxtrnor dinnry powor nnd olllcftoy nevtn nr.cn oleAPPoinTCD, A Mtt tmf remedy for dypepU, TorpldXlf r Oonitlptlon, etc., 1 hardly or el OfflAnt thing elie, and h nttet been dli ippolatod In IliselToctproditcmlt Uiepmsto be almost a perfeel euro for all dlesa of tb Btotnach nd Boweli. ,, W, J. MoKtntrr, Macon. On. 1 ASTONISHMENT (expected on eveiy side nt the VA'CIE- rr and QUALITY of oar display of Card Cases ind leather Goods of overy description A. fine line of Traveling Canes. SEE THE DISPLAY. Patton Bros., Booksellers and Stationers 08 STATE BTRKKT. NEW ADVKUT1HEMENTH. HORSE TRAINING. llnvo had 18 years pxperlenco training far ir&CK or carriage, iermn reat.onaDie. ran do found at Wcatacott's Btable, or address Maleuj. O-O-l m JAlt--i JllMU, WANTED AT ONCE.-Teams to haul wood, lone Job. Call at room 8, D'Aroy block. 0 0 3t FOUND. A bnnch or keys. Owner can get same by railing at Jouiisal office and paying expenses. OODBuMness OWORTUNITY.-Owlngto VI poor health the undersigned will trade bis business and factory for real estate on rea sonable terms. . F. UHOER, b-'J9,lt Depot Bash and Door Factory, Balem. LOST. Itoan horse, ten years old, shod let ter "H" n lea Rhoulder. WeUhs 1160. last seen Thursday nwir Geo Hlchns place 15 miles east of tialem. Iteturn to C. T, Tlmmnns, Englewood, Salem. V29 I7IOH HALE. A verv nlcolv located lot. with 10 bo '86, on Mill street south ot Willamette university For terms and particulars. lease Inqulrn at tbla oftlcn, D-2 lm 7K)UND. A gold sarf pin. Owner can get L1 .same by calling at JuUkn At, office and paying exrei sea. tt KI.H WAN rKD.-Age'nU paid agood com mission. aUd EUOXX) dUldend amnne Uieiti em next Winter. Hl olal nitnifltinna n ha pushed this yrar for which we want the ser vice of b si ngenta every w ere. THE CI'RTIH I ULI-H1NQ CO., Itoom 3 ', Chronicle Kblldme, Han t ranclsoo. 3 1I1IS 1'AfEtt Is kepton file at K. U. Date's . Advertising gnoy,61and0j MerchanU xchango.Sau Francis' o, California, where contrao's for adverthlng can be made for lu c IUKI8T1AN fClENOE-Uterature of all mason sale at Liberty street, 4-6-1 y TTENTION.-Cash money paid for rags, A hdttlra nl,l Imn anri all blnA. nt M.t.V aiMi hides, nt old Court House, Halem. ' v7 I. lULirUL.AU. STATE TREASURER'S FIFTH NOTICE. Btate of Oregon, Treasury Department .... ... . . BALKM.June.M893. Notice Is hreby given that there are luDds on hand sufficient to pay all outstanding Ktate warrants endorsed 'i resented aud Noi Paid for Want of Funds," prior to, and Including March 31, lK9J,and that all such warran iwl 1 ba MIA nnnn nrBnlutlnn nt thia . .m.. i tereston said warran U will not be allowed after the data of this notice S-w 1'H1L.MET80 II AN, Btate Treasurer. Y. M. C. A. HALL, Thursday, June 8ib. WORLD'S QREATE8T VIOUNI8T, B I TUK RKMOWMED Huugarlau Musical Virtuoso, And LU superb company of Musical Stars In their grand program of musical gems. holding ou entranced for two hours ot unalloyed enjoyment. CAPACITY OFHOUSETESTED EVERYWHERE Tttur under the direction ol Kedpath Lycenm .. .. , , Auvancj eJroYia.17' TOU; no Mt MaVb t iVt A..w At.i. . ft J J s EDOUARD tlWCTJrnrvrilV ""11L'"HL'"L1L U .'-" " IS II v i Ab6(l( Hi kflAvvlli M H SpMlla m A giti wrtdy wdd fo VtbplmnH 'I'lifUtffl nfd OH tins ti6 at it tffcnf cnin- inefclfll dfsrtfllefc M Ifoilhlo at (hfl WOOfjfttf htlliU BtOilM bccntisd (hey flfd wiling ()0tl lioncsl Home Mad? Goods At lowef prices than cvefr ilo sura lo see them before triiylhjf, SAkM, KNO itipiuiji MID SUMMER MILIvINERY 50 er tat Less than Wholesale Prices, Havo Just returned from Ban Francisco where I bought large in voices of fine Millinery Novelties for Juno and July trade at less than 60 per cent, on regular prices. Wo shall give the Ladles of Balem and surrounding country some very low prices for tho next Bixty days. PLEASE KEEP YOUR EYE ON THESE COLUMNS FOR THE NEXT SIXTY DAYS FOR SGMMER PRICES. Our Spring Stock is AH Sold, WE ARE NOT OVERSTOCKED. WE CARRY NO GOODS OVER, WE ARE CONTINUALLY RECEIV ING NEW GOODS. We Have the nery Business in Oregon. WE ARE HERE TO STAY. . Own Business. MILLINERY BUSINESS. MRS. S. G. REED, SALEM, - - - OREGON., 265 Commercial Street. JACKET This week we make special low prices on all HPRING JACKETS. An elegant line to select from. Colors; Navy, Black. Gray and Tan. HEE CORNER WINDOW. WILLIS BROTHERS 6k CO. OPERA HOUBE CORNER, - - . SALEM, OREGON. Call and rTrnL 'IS ,ot B?8B GOODS, GLOVEfl and MITTENS, G. CORSETB, MciVa and Boy's CLOTHING, FUMNIBHING nnnnn .uj mma ' R.4 . . . . . GOODS uw a-wptiuf tHMHt ISC BsU CfitU. mm """ "nl1 t"irf ' j X't'ii'ifjiiiidhi AS A SPHINX. ji.4ffic5zm y J.r JSsi Cj' Tl!ilTSJ.. SJf'ili if . - I lT7MaiCSJK OREGON, Largest SALE! Ml HATg. Milli jy.iiiw!l)ig n i- 7KV.rZ