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"WHAT i?OOXS WJ0 MORTALS 13 J"
Tlml wo hftvo lot Iwty traded with
J. W. THOMAS, 207 Com'l, St., SALEM,
Keeping Pace With the Times.
Have your business account kopt In PUHFIJOT book, such are
11k; Vrey I'utcnl lint OjiuiiIiik HooIh.
Hookn Unit ro worthy of tlio pntroringfl nrifl prnliMi of tint Uovormiiont Of'
flrtuls of thu stnlo of Oregon, and tint greater portion of Uio irturoliMiitllo fiion
of tho Htuto. aro surelv doMurvlm of n trliil hv uvcrvoiin.
Manufactured In Oreiron
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THE 0A1XTAL
JJIndorn to tlioBlnto of Oregon, Printers
' 500,000
OSWEGO -
FALL 1892,
Wo would call tho attention of dealers, and largo and small planters, to
our largo and varied assortment of Fruit Trees and Small Fruits, Onminontnl,
Bha'lo, Nut und Evergreen trees, Our trees are clean, (smooth, und flrst-clum in
every respect. Bend for catalogue and price list. Addrcns,
Walling & Jarisch,
r3T"Mcntton this papor.
H. W. COTTLE & CO.,
General Insurance Agency.
Ileprcecntlntr tke fotlovt'lnK well-Unown and re)Iatl Compunlttif
HTATU INHUIIANOK CO., A'AtUi JnnuronM Co.,
Tmilorn' Ioaurance Co,, Huu Inmirtttico Co.,
Mutlonal lumimnce Co., YVentctientor Kirn In. Co.,
Lion Hr Xniurance Oo Jmnrrlttl Klr lnutnct On., .
ixndou 4 Jutjcalilre Hire In. Hoc, Jwidon A wwriwico rorponilloii,
Alliance Auriic Co., Norwich Union Hire lun.Uoe.
Oldcitt and lAnalug Hlrm In the Ulty Devoted Kxcltulvely to Hmtinmw,
J. W. THORNBORG,
tiii; mmiolsi:hi;k.
Rccovcro and ropalra upliolstorcd furniture. Long Exporfcnco In tho trade
enables me to turn out tlrst'clnwj work, Hnmplm t covering. No trouble U
Ktvo estliiiateti. Btnto IiiHuntuco block, OliomckelH fttrcct.
CHURCHILL1 Spraying OMBls,
B I 103
BURROUGHS State Street.
F. T. HART,
StfiCOMMERUIAL HTJIBKT.
ESTABLISHED 1870.
WILLIAM NILES & CO.,
Los AngoleM. California.
BREEDERS AM EXTORTERS OF
n
Ed. C.
Will
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null nrouml ah tho
iy tiio Mosioii-uygort jhwk nng, vo,t
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CITY JMNJJJOltY.
and Lithographer, Balofrt, Oregon,
TREES I
NURSERIES,
SPRING, 1893,
Oswego, Oregon.
, -r -var 'ft-"-" -
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
INCOKPOItATKI) 1891
FINE CATTLE, RUUS, I'OUL'IRY,
Berkshire & Folaiiil-Cliiiia Pigs a Specially,
Fancy. Poultry, All Varieties.
Fggj for Hatching,
Incubalon.
Nlles Puclflo CoMt Poultry ind HUick, llluetra
ted, M oenut by mall,
MrHISND FOIt cnfCULAlW.-tti
Cross,
Cioice
Meats
Wltttk-Kale m4 KeUll
Denier In rrefdi, Httlt Md
Mw(keIMeatN efitllKlHttH
0J C'or itd
110 Mate (ttrwt.
be Cdebratcc at
Salem
you whli to mtu ilw flitted,
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A Ht'MiAlj lNtmitMkH'r-'fo pur
oUnnotn now offered In our Jacket sale,
The finest lino In tho city, and the
greatest out In prices, Bee for yourself,
T, Holverson A Co,
Iteifit'tnler V, B, Dearborn, tho book'
neller, will present every business tnnu
A Bhntmon binding cane, who purchases
g(Hna to tho mnount of 10 cent? or over
lit his store,
Open to Argument.
Put Bo ycz nllvo, MoikoT
Mike What A fulo yo be to nx rich
(ineetlonl Kin nuy mftti bo aloiva ftfther
fall lolko Ibat? Xlnrpor' Bazar.
WICW ADVJCKTIMKMKVTa
IMPORTANT NOTICE
Owing to tho fnct that wo nro over
stocked, wo will, until further notice.
irmke tlio following sweeping reduc
tions on jumocj;
ItotiKh common.... (10 per M
Hldowalk 10 " "
Flooring Hustle, ntc, No. U. 20 " "
Flooring, Uustlo.otc., No, 2.. IS " "
Common 2d grade. ..--.-- 0 " "
Other classes of lumber In same pro
portion, ijuaiiiy not, ozcenou in any
runrkcl In the state.
CAPITAL LUMBERING CO.
MAK15 NO MOJIE MISTAKES.
OltAM.KH A. HH1T1I HUNS
The Rustler Wood Saw
And lie doean't burn op lialf your wood, In
fuel, when lie aw It. Mnke roar wntrd
vrllhhlmperfonsllynrlcnveorderiAtVesteLi ninr nioie. Dearborn's book hUjtAM Hummer
etreot, or addre mo by tnall. 0-14-tf
HORSE TRAINING.
Jlnreliad tH yeare experience training rer
IrnokormrrliiKH. rTerm reasonable. Can be
fdiuirl at VVetlMCbtl'M stable, or aridreeD Balem,
0-O-tCrt JAMKM KINU.
IMI'-A tilaek
Weteripanlel pup, white
ml. Hurt oollnr on.
iteturn
l'err
till and be rewarded.
0 J3.1l
w
ANTKU-3 or 3 room furnlihed for
houeekeeplno
near ixwrt ana liign
wife, no children. Ad
prciurroa.
drree A
Man and
II. U
Unre.loiH4l. 0-12 8t
IK)1) llulnee OI'l-UHTaWlTy-OwlDf U)
tt tiruiin ma iiuaericnea win iraae
hie bimlneee and factory for real twUte on rea
,oneble term. , . H. llllOKIi.
Ir-ViU Oepot Hath and Door Hartory, Haiem
f OHT. lUwu borte, ten yeare old, hod let
hwteeeu'lhiiradaynear Oeo, illehee place U
tnllMeaktofHalera, Iteturn tU, T.TIininoni,
Kriflewofd,Baleni. ft-
,V)M MAI.K-A ry nloely loefd lot, with
iMmte.ori Mill ttreet eouth ol Willamette
unlrerilir rot icrina u iwuranumi
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II rnleeioo, and lX, dividend ainorif
fltn net w nter. Hpclal aUractipne o U
poho liney'ar lor wuiou w nm
Vice of b, ente every' ere. ,.,,.. .
TIIBCUHTIM r'Ulll.IrilllNO (.,
Itoom 3), i.'hronleie ilblldln,Ban ranelco.
illfS l'AIKU U kept on file at K. 0. fe'
111 iV.riuin J a Vno. ftl and M Merebanu
Eichaoie.Mauyranele'O, Ualiforala, when
eontraeiforadertllfleanbewade for ft.
KlodeonealeatiiiltAbwiyetreet. --ly
sift"' ib,ilun '""vwntohA.
7
THE PACIFIC
DETECTIVE AND COLLECTING BDREAD
BALKM, ' - Oregen
Private work a epeeUUr.
0. 8, CI.KMCRT, Maaaer,
OVUM SOHNO,
tk tlnMcflk iliiflltl Co,
fSMmVAWA iAffX Aftfi IKE
llitoillltlfi) Wild Jnuso
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Of,teVf!ANf, Jti
i 1. Tlio ilrtcitea
wlrdbnll coniprtli,
y one oi mo largest
Wineefniiof (ho
iihiih neeltOitl.
id In the countfy
llirtbllKy to fftlMWiotiey (o meet mn
Idfllitf pflpera Is tiow cause of failure
Lis bllltles are onlytew.OOO widlo assots
fencli (0CI,0O0 Tttf company Is ono
of (ho largest nlnAifaolurors of wlro
nails Iff tho UiiKedj males and backed
by capitalists' of Clif Viand worth mill'
lolis of dollars, jHfcnJderil tookwood
of (he concern ntAiji 'Wo simply got
under covef (o kr creditors from
slaughtering us Wlti)Wfa61iments. Wo
can pay thrto dolfalpj' for every ono wo
owe,"
Omaha jjSafo,
OMAHA, June li-Buns on tho
Omaha rjavlugs bdnk subsided this
morning, t
Bank OJIflod.
UtVlinstDB, Cal.,yuue 14. Doors
of Illversldo Bankluc company failed
to opoti at tho Usual sttr this morning.
Tho following sign IsfHsplnyed on tho
door. 'This bank Isiclosed under In
structions. Deposltoriirlll all be paid.'
IHO
1'AINESVILt.K, Juil
"14. The run
which bouafl'ori the Lake oountvbank
of Aaron Wllcorf A Ciyesterda 'dul-
mluatrd In its doom being closed thla
morning. A notloe Is posted stating
the bank has suspended temporarily,
and all depositors will be paid in full.
In New York.
Nbw "Yoiik, June l4 A run was
started on tho Irving JngBLoaUtu
tlon' thla morning.' As soon as the
doors opened a speculator was on hand
offering to buy up all tho books bo
could get for 10 nor cent, commis
sion. Treasurer Lutlmer said tho bank
had on hand a million dollars, and
could net that tnucli at a moment's
notice If necessary.
Thin afternoon Superintendent of
State Banks Preston mado tbo follow
Ing statement: Tho run will probably
be over by tomorrow, when tho ool-
voncy of tho bank becomes generally
knwn. Tbo shortage may bo largei
than already announced, as the cbati'
nels through which the money dlsap
pearcd are not all discovered. There
may bo other dishonest officials thun
tbo throo mentioned last night. No
arrests have yet beon mado.
In Indiana.
Indianapolis, June 14 The Citi
zen's bank of Fairmont, Ind., has sus
pended operations, owing to the
strlngonoy In the money market. Capi
tal stock, $60,000; assets, (101,000; lia
bilities, (130,000.
MILITARY AND THE INDIANS.
U.S. Troops Called to Settle an Indian
Murder In Minnesota.
BitAiNBHD, June 14. Company D,
3d United Htatca Infantry arrived hero
last night and early this morning
started for Loooh lake. C. C. Vuodoron,
who llvos near tho reservation, says Dr.
Walker resisted nn attempt of an In
dian to take Whisky, and whon tho Iu
dlan advanced upon the doctor tho lat
ter drew a revolver and shot tho In
dian In tbo mouth. Dr. Walker, the
wounded Indian nod throe Indian po
lice, are all In ono building, which Is
surroundod by pickets.
American Ship Bun Down.
QUKKNfeTOWN, Juue 14 TbeCunard
Liner Bervla arrived hero today und
reports that June 7th, during a fog, she
ran down tho American ship A-Mc
Calfum, Captain O'Brien, London to
New York. The McCalluui filled and
tank a short time after the accident.
All but two of her crew were saved by
the Bervla,
The Infanta Departs.
Chicago, Juno 14. Infanta Eulalle
of Hpaln took her departure from Chi
cago early this morning. An Immense
crowd vtltnefwd her departure.
inhuman Mother.
Pakkkkshuko, V., June 14 Mrs.
Kate Klrco, Hying ten miles from here
having Joet her reason, poisoned two of
her children, threw twq others Into a
well and thea killed herself.
All live
I are dead.
mm k yicMi m
A M Vmm Will Mv id
tilt but u
TO HOLD A LfitfM. INQ0BST TIIBRISOtt.
Oltf UUnrt mtii UkiUiUf Oefo
kntlotn WAsnf noton; June 14. Tho dlstffot.
supreme court this morning dismissed
Colonel Alnswof Ih's petition for a man
damus on two grounds. First, holding
that tho deputy coroner Is not a legal
Officer, which Invalidates the inquest,
o far held, Second, the right of a per
son to bo present at the Inquest In per
son or by counsel Is dlsorotlonary with
tho coroner, and therefore not subject
for mandamus'.
4 ONB MUST MK.
In defense to the decision of the su
premo court, Deputy Coroner Shaffer,
who has been conducting the Inquest
of the Ford Theatre victims, adjourned
proceedings until tomorrow. The cu
rious point now develops that no dead
body has been viewed by tho legally
constituted coroner's jury. Unleeaone
of the Injured victims dies, it will, bo
necessary to exhume a body.
"Old Glory's' Birthday.
Nkw Yohk, June 14.-One hundred
and sixteen years ago today the starsand
sttlpes wero adopted as the flag of our
country and tho American Patriotic
League lias set on fool a general move
ment looking to a universal display of
"Old Glory" on this day. All city
buildings display the flag by order of
the mayor. In Now England the day
Is being celebrated la the public sebebk.
THS MAJtKETi. . "y
Portland, June 14. Wheat 91.05
jfU5.
Ban Francisco,, June 14. Wkeat
very dull. December 91.848.
V.CHIOA.SO., June- 14. Wfeet?-eMtrr
00j.
PERSONAL AND LOOAL.
Glvo us more good streets.
One drunk sentenced today.
Less license and more city hall.
C. A. Beblbrede went to Turner this
raornining to attond the camp meeting.
J. D. Darby, of Clymer, was a Balem
visitor today.
Dr. Matteson, of Turner, was in Ba
lem today.
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Bishop went to
Brownsville this morning to attend tbo
ploneero's meeting of Linn county.
Tho only known Preventive of fer
mentation of Fruit is antl-fcrmentlne.
Bold at Gilbert, Patterson & Co.,Salem.
dw.
Judge Edes, of tho recorder's court,
hung out a flag In honor of Its birthday.
Tho Louis Kdbn residence offered for
a few days at a prlco that must make
some ono money. J. 0. Booth, room
18, Bush's bank building. 0 14 2t
Geo. E. Hatch, tbo mall carrier, Is a
roso grower. He brings this office a
Paul Neyron rose C inches across. He
will show six varieties at least and look
out for his P. Ns.
FBOM SUBLIMITY.
William Haack and famlly?of Salem,
were In town visiting friends last Sun
day. Ernest Mathleu, of Buttevllle, Is vhv.
King Gene Nelbert.
Mlfts Nellie Browning, of Turner,
was visiting In town last Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Lindsay, of Dal
las, are visiting in this neighborhood.
Ves Lambert and Fay Wrlghtman
went to Balem last Monday.
Rev, Father Beutgen went down to
Portland one day laet week.
A. J. Faxon, of Salem, a former red
dent of this vicinity, was in town hut
week.
Herman Scliellberg was visiting rela
tives and friends at Mebama last Sat
urday and Sunday.
E. Eckerlln and family, of Salem,
were tho guests of Henry Miller last
Sunday.
True Economy,
Nn matter how many hundred doses
of any other medicine are offered for a
zh.iUr. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery Is the cheapest blood-purifier
sold, through drugglaU, because It's
guaranteed, and your money hi returct'
ed If it dottti't benefit or etire.
With its use you only pay for (be
good you get.
USB you aa tame (
Highest bfAiiIti Leavening Puwei'. Latest t, S tiov't Xcort
RoY&l
msmsi
ABSOLUTELY PURE
SALBM WILL CELEBRATE.
Two Thoflsaml Dollar Will be
IllftrYM In.
THREE THOUSAND DOLLAR RACES.
Greatest Bloyclo Tournament Erer
on tbo Coast.
Tho Bouquet City 1
Tho Bicycle City 1 1
Tho Capital City I ii
The Second City of Oregon tilt
Bho will celebrate the Fourth of July.
Procession , Independence day oxer
qlses, Music and Fireworks, Industrial
parade, Bicycle und horso races.
Excursion rates by rail and special
steamboat excursions up and down tho
river. Prepare to come to Balem.
Salem la the bloyolo city of the coast,
and it Is expected that several clubsof
ladles and gentlemen will Jturn oWt by
the hundred In grand parade on their
wheels, mattv In uniform. J. B. Wetb
erbee"fChauncy Lookwood and John
Moifhave been designated as the com
mittee and all wheel people will fall un
der their direction, races at 12 m.
fccikllrmr
square at 11 a. m. Bloyclo races at 12
m. Horse races at Fair grounds all tho
afternoon.
The JouBNAi, and Btatesmun have
each donated 100 worth of advertising
space to the committee. Tho finance
committee will reach the 91000 mark
this evening.
9500 worth of fireworks will bo let off"
from tho big bridge at 0 p. m.
The Southern Pacific railroad will
hold the northbound aftornoon train at
Balem until 7 p. m.
Thero will probably be no money
spent on colored posters or advertising
program schemes. Let all money be
paid directly to glvo the thousands
who are coming to Suluui on thut day
tho best celebration ever got up in
Oregon.
THE COMMITTEK.
The following named men aro tbo
committee of general arrangements,aud
will meet this evening at 7:80 o'clock at
Gilbert and Patterson's stere: E. P.
McCornuck, W. G. Westucott, I. L.
Patterson, D. C. Sbermao, Jo. Albert.
Any other parties Interested uro re
quested to meet with the committee.
The Ono Cent Daily.
It goes.
It goes everywhere.
Farmer, politician, lawyer, business
man, all are taking to It.
It is American, it lc alive, It Is mod
ern, It Is not afraid to have nn opinion.
It Is 25 cents n month cash In ad
vance by mall.
It is the paper for the people.
STOOD THE TEST.
Allsock's Porous Plosters are unaj
proachable In curutlve properties, ru
IdHy and safety of action, and are the
nnlv reliable piasters ever produced.
They have successfully stood tue teetof
over thirty years' use by tho public:
their virtues nave never ueen tnuaueu
bv the unscrupulous Imitators who
bave sought to trade upon the repula-l
tlon of Allcoek's by making plastcs
with holes In them, anu claiming mom
to be "ust as good as Allcoek's," and
they stand today Indorsed by not only
the highest medical authorities, but by
millions of grateful patients who have
proved their efficacy as a household
Beware of Imitations, and do not be
deceived by tularepresentattoB. Ask
for Alleock'B, and let no solicitation or
explanation luduee you to accept n sub
stitute. 1 J S wi
Why suffer with sick headache and
UHlsusBeM wbea Simmon Liver Km
uUtor will eure you.
PbysteUM pmerlbe TUTT'0 PILLS
Baking
Powder
STAYTON NEWS.
Doctor Caldwell, of Ashland, WM fa
town Monday.
G. It. Thomas and wife were in Sa
lem Saturday,
W. H. Hooson went to Portland oh
business Monday.
Tommlo Crabtree ad wife of S-llver-ton,
wero in town Sunday.
G. B. Thomas went to Balem Mon
day. Miss Tempest Dunlvln went lo Pert
land on a few week's visit Saturday.
Deputy Sheriff Cooper spent Satur
day night and Sunday at home.
A llttlo moro sunshlno and we will
havo plenty of strawberries.
D. P. Taylor has moved back to
Stayton.
J. P. Davis, while killing a beef
Thursday, struck bis hand on an ax,
cutting It pretty badly, r
Mrs. Ed. Brown returned to Albany
Monday, after a few week's yleit la
BtaytOn. 4
There was a dlmesocial at Mrs. Mary
Thomases Monday evening; given by
the1Womau'8 Christian Aid Society,
and a good number were In attendance,
LETTER LI1T.
The following letters remaining to
the Salem postofflce June 14,'lMtf ii
called for. Tboee calling for tbM
please aay "advertised-"
Alfceaoaaar. tl jmm v a. ujv
JMMBSIIIWinn JM , MTIUMI
Bean OO BordlnJno
fioln H. T. Carroll GiW
Clay Mrs 8 L Cranston Mrs O 0
CrawfordMrs MSB Clark Annie I
Clark Newel
G riser Geo
Grlsnell dcCo
Harris Mrs S A
JohuB J no A
McGowen T D T
Martin Mrs M
Patterson May
Hawkins F M
Jones N P
Lerlue S 2
Moore Mrs Thos
Parker Thos 4
Plaster Loy
Beavey Fablen
Semonge W
TaylorFannle
Wilkinson Harry
Itusseii lizzie
Sbulz H
Smith Mies S E
Woods Iloy
Ward J is
w mica 11 Xj
Wheeler Anna
A. N. GILBERT, P,
M.
Strongly Endorsed?
Tho advertising of Hood's Sarsaparll
la appeals to tbo sober, common sense
of thinking people, becauso It is true:
and it Is always fully . substantiated by
endorsements which in the financial
world would be accepted without a mo
ment's hesitation. They tell the story
-HOOD3 CURES.
Hood's Fills cure liver Ills, Jaundice,
bllllouaueea, sick headache, constipa
tion. On Court Street.
Wo do not scalp,
Wo do not skin;
We do not skimp,
Nor rope you In.
Although deulers resort to all kinds
of methods to forco tho sale of old and
unseasonable stock, wo aro not obliged
to advertise a clearance sale, but meet
all prices offered with a bettor class of
goods, An Invoice of sailors and misses
hats In all styles received today. Mrs.
D. L. Flester, tho court Btreet milliner,
Salem.
Cool Weather Necessitates wear
Ing wrups. Our Jacket salo continues
unabated; prices out one-third In many
cases. T. Ilolverson & Co.
Don't forget tho great 20 days' shoe
sale at the Columbia shoe store, 118
Htate b treat.
VIGOR MEN
Eiell,. fluleklf,
Per atetntly Reetoretf.
WIAKNKM,
NERVOUINCM,
DEBILITY,
and all the trala of etlle
(rum ul error or later '
mwmh, te retake of ,
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