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fl FEW POINTERS
Our store is foil of the choicest, frehest, and latest style
goods. We offer rare bargains in every department, and call
attention to the folkrvring
SAMPLE BAROAIINTS:
Ffee MArseflSes 0aasjxx eoy
- BoExjcomb " "
Ssrperic Hse. twet-
Fatscy tovei?. (we wtl I LOT)
TerkeyRedTatteLte is)
Amfrixa tees)
Damask (WtoTiloefeesL.
Tisi?- are ev a few-samples
ice Hoe of goods. wMefe'are in many
Tbe ladies of SSrn are invited to
tbey cannot have an opportunity to know ti bey get. e are pceznve trial
sacnsicck wa never triSd so krw. Otbr uiices in prcportios.
THE PALACE ANDSHcffWANY,
307 Commercial Street.
- ir -
Yea are p3tajv hsBdorciiaeasr Ksfle
1 jTti ,' turc & iwnfrrae tsoex, sard are
rer xo kJ? asr -eeToreS costrart, rre -
Salem Improvement Co.' Jf!?efIJSfmit1 oa
r . Picnic met yesterday evening, paid aH
Th Crrr CASZS.-Tbe street ' b have neany tx c left in
, the tretsarv.
pc-r-eenent eases are dragging throogn i J
theraprameeoart, witt. all tb teebni-' Fine cashmere shawls, with silk
caStiesand exeeptisos that Phasdei- fringet the New Tort Racket. 2d-lw
phis lawyers can raise. TbepabSeis! Window shades never cheap a
jx maea eooasraed la them. If aeity nerw at Wa Sargeant's. St
coancil that vcrks for nothing and has ! .Dr. a, D, McCaH, of Atlantic, I. ,
to pet op with legal talent itSSi1 who ha teen tb guest efL.lL Kirk,
month has got to raa the gauntlet of .returned to Iowa esierd&y. He i
U the tftChnlcaSUts Aod cCeneal error : weJI encczh pletsed with this vcaatiy
of all Its rarioas oQotn before It can ' id Sales: epeclaUj to talk of cocoibg
impnrre a Utet, and if citizen can ' here to rive.
valt ustil tbe work is all done before
taking idranUge of technical defect
1b tbe proceedings, tbe eoort might as
-veil decide that all attempt at street
iasproTesneati by aoy city gorem taint
is fstare are soli and Totd.
Oocsrr Fmjlscxs. Marios coanty
kac do bonded debt. Varranti were all
called in op to Sept. 1st, ii&2. Since
that Gate up to Joly Itt, ISC there were
J33.673.CO of varrants oautaoding.
Oat of this is to come about fl2.XO
delinquent taxes, not yet collected. Of
this sum all will not be collected bat a
goodly share. Joit bow much tbe
county will be In debt is a matter that
will depend on collections by tbe eherifl
and John Knight and his depotles are
poshing that badness for all It is worth.
On the firt of July, 1S& 41,000 was
oatstanding. This would show a de
crease in eoanty debt of something
over tevetf tbcasand dollars.
CHEaPEBTHAX Raic TheEngene
Guard say: Lane coaoty now furn
trite the usual spectacle of the trans
portation of 10,O bethels of w beat by
wagon roads alongside tbe railroad
track for a distance of 17 mitts. Tbe
Bpnngflelg Milling Cabas teams bring.
Ing that amount from Junction to
Springfield. Tbe teamsters receive
G cents per bushel, and almost half tbe
wheat has already bren conveyed to
the mill bins at Hpriogfleld.
Fibji PaoTxcnox. Bagai Bro. to-
dsy comDleted their contract tot put
ting in an additional Are protection on
the State CapitoL Tbe last bosereel
i put in place and the water turnd
on from the Asylum Water works.
Engineer McCari came down tbls after
noon to teat tbe system for proteJlon
of tbe state bouse. Tbe walls are all of
olid brick and a Are breaking out any
where In the building would be confin
ed to that room.
Oub Climate. A Salem woman
pleked some fresh eggs yetterdsy and'
one proved not so fresb. So sbe threw
out tbe whole batch. Imagine her sur
prise when she went out a little later
and found crawling out of the debris a
lively wblte Leghorn chick. Sbe teth
ered the llttls fellow up oot of the
wreck and pot him under the stove
whereat last accounts be was doing
well.
Max Shot.-This does not happen
often In these quiet timss In a thronged
place of businea-. Bat yesterday It
shot through a man's mind that tbe
Little XesUccA cheese at Clark A Ep.
plsy's was tbe oaly kind worth baying
far the whole family to enjoy.
'
Poucb Docket. R. Ash more and
Alex Jofeanson were tried for vsgrancy
sum Chandler and one Smith were
tried for drunks at tbe Recorder's court
tills saornlog.
AatXVVT. A boy named Elf red
JTsMer ssMSulted Chaa. McSoeley who
I
! s rock at him and paid 15.00 and
is tbe Recorder's court,
t gAUOt's Pkide. Of all good things
kiss beasts, tbe "Prids of Oregon" floor
Is Mrs. It wakes houskeepers happy,
ImmsmsmU Is always tbe same, and every
Mttk is -arraatd.
HACinXIOII FWtMers. boy
-reurflUsattlso BLUE FRONT, and
MV M BMNT St. J-W-t
list ruraltura
at
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rftreoeep'tfeoal prices made co. a
places sVlfor 6eab"s tbe mooey
examine these goods before baying where
FE2S0KAL A5D LOCAL.
Mrs. P. H. Easioa, d Portland, is
visiting frisds in this eSty.
Tb Dew eseetrSe light po"ea axe 49
Secretary Tezier of tbe State Press
AasodaUon refca to EM. Walte, of
Sakm, as the S3 year old representative
of The JonaXAX. If be coaJd nee
Poppa Gootier Waite spianing along
on ni bike with tbe roses of yoath
mount ng his cheeks be wocld be tritb
lap be vui as yoang and active ts tbe
oldest printer in Oregon.
Capt. Ad. Chapman, the old Indian
; ar tcoat,
has made a Flandinz wager
of IK'.O that be can with a bone beat
Any bicjcie from Vancouver to Salem
1 and return. This was brongbt abect
by some blaster made by a fancy bi-
eydUt that a bicycle was superior to a
bone. Chapman is a good rider and
understands a bone. He has silenced
tbe blusterer of yaacouver. Dbpatch
An exchange thinks tbe bicycle with
tbe rigbt man on it would undoubtedly
win.
2teat counterpanes at low prices, at
tbeXrW Ywrk Backet. Sd-lw
Look over my new books in the Are
na Library. If you cannot drop in
send for catalogue. F. Dearborn, the
bookseller.
Baby carriages at greatly reduced
prices. Wm. Sargeant. Zt
Tbe IUddell, Douglass county, Enter
prise is five weeks old and says:
"There is no room in Riddle for slow !
people, and ibe Oid-fashioned man,!
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"T,r".,-"r"6-'r:w'
er did. Progressive ideas are in the sn-
P'1? Dd w " j
There Is no place in the public life of ;
he future for men wiib gancrened
lives and who think the country going
to tbe bow.vows.
Miss Mary Bsker, sifter of F. C Bsker.
arrived tbls forenoon and is a guest at
tbe state printer's home on State street
for a week.
Mrs. Pentlaad returned today from
a vUlt to tbe world's fair.
F. L. Heatb, of Santa Crux, is In tbe
city on a visit to Salem for tbe first
time In msny jesr. He was raised
here and is a son of Luden Heath, one
of the first state treasurers of Oregon.
A good choice bouse to sell on easy
terms. Will take carpenter work in
part payment. G. M. Beeter. tf.
Mrs. T. U. Stitnsou, of Roseburs, Is
visiting at her brother's, B. W. Hatch.
Tbe Salem Rod and Gun club are
holding a silver medal shoot at Mora
ingsldf this afternoon.
Mrs. J. C. Smith is oot after her ac
cident, with a allgbtly lamed arm.
Mrs, Sewell of Portland la tbe eueat
of Mrs. Dr. Williamson at the asylum.
H. V. Bsy, has returned to Salem
and will unite bis talents at tbe drum,
of which be to a master, with the Se
Regiment band.
There is more catarrh In this section '
of tbe country than all other diseases
put together, and until tbe Ust fewl
years was supposed to be iDcarable. J
For a great many years doctors pro f
nouoced It a local diaaaL and nre-
scribed local remedies, and by constant-'
ly failing tocure with local treat meat, '
pronounced it incurable. Science has
proven caiarru la m i eonsutattonal
disease, and therefore require consti
tutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney
k Co., Toledo, Ohio, Is the only const J.
tutiooal cure on the market. It Is
taken Internally lo doses from 10 drops
to a leaspooniui. it acts auecuy oa
tbe blood and mucous surfaces of the '
system. They otter one hundred dol
lars lor aoy case It falls t- core. Send
for circulars aud testimonial. Ad.
drve. F. J. Cheney X Co.. Toledo, O. (
mtmcM, by arT-ggtAU, 75a i
Ilf aSTJTT UP TO THEX& KECK.
State Ecrtienlfcsrijrti Anesll
it
Salea The Bccccattsra.
PJSO0KAX TCSAT AT2 P. K.
Qaartet -FaroBer Johs,M Mrs. Lcck
weod and Mn.H.aVmB&, Mr. Cook mad
Mr.Panin.
Address of wetacae J. H. Albert.
fiiVm
Bespoase Dr. J. R. CardweH. Prt
laod. Mosie Vocal scte Mha Earns Sf
OMa Fnngcs growths Dr. A. Sharpies,
Eogeoe.
Dtscaslaa.
Spraying.
DesirabSe Imnrsrresnents in Methods
of Law Making. W.'S. TPRen, Mil
waskie. DiscoieSon.
Mcric, vocal doet Mrs. HoUand and
Prof. ParTin.
THE OOVZT BOOX
baBeaofiirisggreeaacdfioral blootn.
Spire, feres, evergreens, Tiger lilies,
yringa, Oregon water HKes, wild flow
en and Oregon grape cover tbe judge's
room, tbe Jury raiis, the witness stand.
and the scores hare utterly disappear
ed beneath dusters of native shrubbery.
The comsaitiee oa 'decoratioES deserre
Treat creditfor their work thcae who
did anything. A piano .and a bop
sprayer divide the honors
with fruit
driers and other apparatus.
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B. Moores, J. M. Waltacs, and
C.
others go to the trains and boats to act
as a reception committee to wait upon
arrivingdeiegate,
delegates.
Secy. E. W. Allen, Prest. J. R. Card-
welL H. E. Dicb, G L Sargeant, sec-
retary of the statebortkaUural society.
Chairman Mrs. M. E. Card of the flor -
tieakcral departoeat, and Geo. H.
HimesofPonland, M. O Lonsdale of
La Fayette, Mr. Schanno of Tbe
Dalle?, J. W. Long and R. D. Alien of
SilvertoE. J. Haines of Forest Grove,
amvedontbe 11:15a.m. train to at-
tend tbe meeting of the state borticnl -
tnral sodety.
Dr. Sharpkss, of Eugene, Gen. Var
ney, of Oakland and K. C. Case of De
troit are attending the meeting of the
state horticultural society.
J. R. Shepherd, of Zena, is attendinz
tbe state fruit growers convention.
J. M. Long, of Eilverton, has been
oaeof the hardest workers to make
this fruit-growers meeting a success.
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WASTED.
In bulk, all good shipping varieties
of cherries in tbe Willamette Talley.
Oregon Fruit fc Produce Co Salem.
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REAL ESTATE TBJlSSFEZS.
Oregon Land Co. to School District
Xa5;LS3 acres InaSl and 25 tSs,3 w,
II CO.
D. and A. A. Chandler et aL, to M
Beatey ; 1 9, b 5, Riverside ad. to Salem.
JS50.
M. Young and wife to Martha Mo-
Canley;.47ofao acre In dicofB. 3.
Bonney, 1 5 s, r I;w, $101
J. H. Palmer and wife to J. and A,
Sihaffer bi 3, Mt. Angel. J3C0.
D. C Remnigbten and wife to EL E
Copeland bl 13 add. toWoodbaru, J150
lulur-"on uu wuc uj.oa a.
ruii:K r.ru .. sr. .. t
Shaffer U W2. Palmers -add.. Mt.
Angel, -2SflL
The Bird of Wisdom.
An ovt HScpmt &Sc7 ire.
Aad ull Is u Irapcitct manner to roe.
-ICZ-DfXXZ ur dgou ti-oux
I uitd htr. poUufj- -Ton lortlT otd bird.
Uare-oaoTthcGoidra rXtcOTtrr bcaj-fr
h raSiKl tr ttUT ad spike batavard
TalOrt&tj. oocotosoat "A'bor
Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov
ery Is a warranted lung, liver and bioco
remedy, a powerful tooic and alterative
and a reliable vitaluer for weak persons
a panacea forscrufula, blpJoJut disease,
fever-eores, swellings and tumors; con.
Ulns no aloibrl, and Is a medicine
without a peer. Tbere I no rwfc in
buying a guaranteed article. Your
money back if it don't benefit or cure.
M0BK1KGSIDE PIOHIO.
An Elegant Menu and Mule by the
Regimental Bend.
Tbe ladles of tbe M. E. church will
give a picnic at "Morningslde." Wed
nesday July 12th, from 3 to 10 p. m.
Supper from 5 to 8 p. m.
MEXU-
Biscuit, homemade bread, bam,
tongue, baked beans, salad, cake, tea,
and coflee, 2$ cents. Ice cream and
cake, 15 cents; lemonade, 5 cents a
glass.
Tbe Second Regiment band will dis
course sweet music, throughout the!
evening. 7-S d-3t
Di-PRICITS
QaRsas
aae ocuy rare Cream of Tartar
THE iraS COLTTHBIArTS.
Celeirxtica la Seser of ts Oreat
XyiiiXTUlX.
Misa Ajbjs Lease Strosg, ofbslem,
Oregon, ay'asywbse between four,
or thereaboatSL save a grand reception
M&eday ereelng at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. W.G. WestacoU on Sooth
Commercial street to her Mttle friends.
The jroraDds resembled a grand natural
epera souse.
Tbe stage was a bower of green grass,
exlctiL TbeceSiBg was Immense fir
trees. The drop curtain was red, white
and blue. There one hundred and fifty
actors, innamecabSe grown-cps forscene
shifters, enpef, etc The play was an
Immense kindergarten exercise lattioz
from 2 to 5 p-nx, Interspersed with
nvsuic, ice .cream, cakes, swing, ham.
tuoeks and tbe wboie animated group
had their ptetares takes. Following
were the goe&te.
Area Leone Stronr Dot Berry
Greta Rosenberg
ucrusuroas
AirauTOss
Georgia Bmith
Fred Meyers
Alicia MeEIroy
RsthAshby
Cyma Wood worth
Van Satberiand
Gertrude Gray
Iarios Gray
Jenette Gray
Mary Moody
Mamie Bibcock
VedaCrcas
Alice Meyers
Lillian McElroy
AsahelBash
Heien Pierce
Helen Satberiand
Mande McKay
Margaret Gray
Ruth Gray
Georgia Booth
AdelbTt Moody
Leeta Norton
Bcou Webb
Gertie Hirsch
Meyer Hirsch
Memory Bell
Allbea Moores
Edrunnd Edes
Blanche Brown
Martha Brooks
Marie Eofer
Maggie Laysan
Maggie Hudgkin
M&be! Robertson
Jefeap Strang
Katie Perrina
Jon ale Bozorth
InexBozortb
Merrill Moores
Gertrude Moores
Remo Holland
GeorseGray
Dafey Wagner
Emma Wagner
Ernie Klein
Marguerite Klein
Hugb Williamson
Maggie Folsom
Doc" Damon
CUnde Belle
Alice Croat
Jeonie Collins
Wanda ft'mlth
Dannie Fry
Gladys Farrar
Both Gabrielson'
Rath B-ianh
George Meyera
Clacdia Gilbert
I E la Webb
i Ltssie Arbozsat
Leona Hirsch
J wrfa B-n
Ralph Moores
1 P Joboson
Sg25
? Le Rondo Parrisb
Yoang
iTks
. jg Patterson
! Ormond Bean
f Minnie Perrine
, gjS?toorth
Qx-zdva Moores
: Chester Moorea
Connie Holland
i g
. Baby Warner
Mata KJcJD
jEthei Knight
KytbUatcn
NrftieBckuer
Clifford Brown
Lela Belie
Winnie Byrd
Bessie Smith
Jennie Fry
Russell Farrar
Agnes Gilbert
Carl Gabrielson
Myrtle Hatch
Lillian Seilwood
Rex Turner
Joy Turner
CiateVanBokkeienD Van Bckkelen
B Vau Bokkelen Eieanor Cannon
Lila SwaSord
Corinne Riely
Winnie Wain
Lloyd Farmer
Frankie Cnase
Eonane Craig
Alice CoJeman
Lena Clark
MacHofer
Roy Stapleton
Johnnie Holman
Reynolds Ob mart
Willie McCornack
W Cnamberiain
James Lunn
George Stutsman
Ivan Farmer
Jo Chase
Story Cbsee
Emma Miller
Curtis Coleman
Clairetta Dumars
Lawrence Hofer
Ruth Purdy
Lois Ob mart
Cora White
Ethel Calvert
H Chamberlain
Rafe Bon bam
William Walton
Jasmie Iinn
Margneri teOsborn e
Bessie Buckingham
BOKN.
HOFFMAN. At tbe home in Nuru,
Salem, July 10. lSSSto Mr. and Mrs.
H.L. Huffman, a won.
ltitat.
PEART. At tbe farm boose SJ mllet
Soatbeast of Salem; July 10, 1S93,
Mrs Eltxibeth Peart, aged about nitj
years.
The deceased with her family came to
Oregon In ApnL 1S92. She was the
m ither of ten children six boys and
four girls. Funeral at 1 o'clock at tbr
residence. Interment at Twin Oai
Cemetrry near Turner.
SCHWAIXER At the insane asylum
Juiyy, is3, Chas. ficbwainer, agtd
43 years.
SLOTH At the insane asvlum, Jol
9, 1 SOT. KUie Sloth, aged 13 yeais.
Both committed from Portland.
Are You Kerrcns,
Are you all tired out, do yoa have that
tired feeling or sick headache? You
can be relieved of ail these symptom
by takimr hoods Sarsaparilla, which
gives nerve, mental and bodily strength
and thoroughly purifies tbe blood. It
also creates a -rood appetite, cures Indi
gestion, heart barn and dyspepsia.
Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy In
action and sure In effect. SS cents a
b'jx.
Macuixk Oil. Farmers, boy your
oils at tbe Blue Frost, and save 25 per
cent. dw
Take a look at the young mens1 stlfl
and soft hats, at the New York Racket
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ITwdcr. XoAsaja(da;Ko Alstss,
STAffE H1IJTAE7 NEWS.
Enca-apment Ordered at Oladitcne
Statlaa in Asgnst HtxL
Tbe eite -military board was la
sion last night and until noon todsy ,
auditing bills and attending to routine
bus'oess. ,
Brig. General Compsra, Adjt. Gen.
R. W. Mitchell, Surgeon Gen. A. L.
Saylor, Col. M. E. Freeman were pres
ent. Capt. D. C. Sherman, Lieut. Wil
lis and Lieut. Roblin were also In at
tendance on business.
E3CAXPXE-CT.
Part of tbe brigade will' go into camp
August 12tb, at Gladstone Park, Glad
stone station, Clackamas cronty, on
Clackamas river on tbe 8. P. railroad
First regiment, battery A., and three
companies of the Second regiment,
companies B and H, of Salem, and C,
of Eugene, will go into camp.
Tbe camp will last 6 to 10 days and
willconclode with a sham -battle. The
new equipments will be used for tbe
first time. The election of a major has
been ordered for the Second regiment
as required by the new regulations.
DWELLIKCJ BUSKED.
It is with plea-ore that we testify to
tbe prompt and satislactory manner in
which the State Insnrancs Co. adjusted
and settled the recent tea we had on.
rnr Hntiino .nri mntu,) ;i... n.
Madeay. Unfortunately thebcand
extents bo-ned to the ground July 3d
and the loss was adjusted, and the full
amoant of oar elalm from the State
Insurance C . was paid today, the lOtb,
arveo days after tbe loss occurred. - We
ean fully recommend the State Insor
ane Co. for its promptness and liber
ality in the settlemeBt of its losses.
Mas. M. L. Cajtpbell.
7-11-a-dw D. F. "AICPBELU
HOTEL'" ARRIVALS.
WILLAKETTK.
A. H. Carson, Grants Paas.
Levi Morris, Talmt.
Gee O. Yoran, Eugene.
W. J. VaU, M. O. Iowcsdaie, C. W.
Rinsome,E.W Allen, Mrs. J. a Card,
J. R. Cardwell, Portland.
Ecoile Thomas, Tbe Dslles.
C.G.Dnid,X. Y.
J. A. SUden, PojUand.
SUPREME COURT.
State of Oregon, Vs. WL McGulre,
State of Oregon, Vs. F. C Barnes, and
State of Oregon, Vs. F.C. Covacb,
appeal from Multnomah county; judg
ment of conviction in each one of the
above cases reversed and new trail
rdered. Opinion by Lord C. J. Ming
You et aL, Vs. Coos Bay, Raeeburg
and Eastern Railroad and Xavigaton
Co., appeal from Coos county affirmed.
Opinoin by Lord C J. J. M. Xiekum
Vs. Walter Danvers et aL, appeal from
Multnomah county; reversed and new
trial ordered Opinion by Bean J.
J. E. Smith; Vs. Penumbra Kelly
and Multnomah eoanty; affirmed.
Opinion by Moore. J.
F. and L. Westenfeider, Vs. F. Green;
appeal from Multnomah eoanty; argued
and submitted.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed.
Doctor prescribed : Cattcsie,
NEW HOUSE POR SALE.
A cottage of seven rooms and base
ment, with 2 or 4 lots set to fruit tiers
and fine garden; far sale at a bargain.
Located on Front ttreet. North Silem.
House new last year and in best condi
tion. New barn, fine well of water.
nicely fenced, most desirable in that
pan. of town. Enquire of Mr. D.
xxiug. T-7-2W
DOWN GO THE RATES!
The Union Pacific now leads with re
doced rates to eastern points, and their
through car arrangements, magnific
ently equipped Pullman and Tourist
sleepers, free reclining chair car and
fast time, make it the best time to trav
el. Two trains leave from Portland
dally at-S-45 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. The
rates are now within reach of all, and
everybody should take advantage of
them to visit the world's fair sad their
friends lu the east Send for rates and
schedules of trains, aud do not purchase
tickets until after consulting Boise &
Barker, agents, Salem, Or.
W. H. HrmLBrjKT, j
Asst uen'l Ks. Asent, U. P.,
Portland, Or.
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
TheTTaak Riv fdl Road, with fur
nished hotel and farm, at its western
gate. In Tillamook county, title cleai
ana renting for 1600 to f 1000 a year
vau 1-srvuiQU COW. ID fTfhtnm fri
productive ety troperty, or a good
farm In the Willamette nli t.
Huifowi. m.u. at nasiaeDce of B. C.
Ward, ISth street, near Court, Satna,
Oregon. 'tX4lJr
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The Greatest place on
Earth to Buy Cloth
ing is at the Woolen
Mill Store.
?i 411 Wool and Lowest Prices
MJ00iEl VUiU STORE
SA.LEIVC, OREGON,
it ixwkcd as if Thej- Baa Corse to stj.
On Monday a firigsl-u-occmence was
wimt-ssedby a large crowd of men about
the groGads of the Xational Soldiers"
T;2sW
,J yj. ited so
thickly that the groend was nearly
' covered with them. Immediately upon
I their ahgBtmg they commenced palling
I or tearmg.cS their own wings, and aftei
haiing performed that singular act pro
ceeded to the baacess on nand, that ap
parently of besting for food, scattering
in a lively manner in all directions and
seetaicgly everywhere to be f oend, and
almost as large as cockroaches. Lewis
ten JocmaL
How Peasiota Are Paid.
Penaca money comes from two scarce
the internal revence tax and the tax
on imports. The internal revenue tax
is on whif ky, tobacco and cigars, to that
any man who objects to paying any por
tion of the pension ftind of the country
can accomplish hat end if he abstain
from smoVi-ig or chewing tobacco, drink
ing whisky and wearing fabrics of for
eign rnascf acrare. Corporal Tanner in
Brooklyn Eagle.
Tbe Ilmbuwl of the InZaata Compared.
Prince Antoine, the infanta's consort.
wears stunning clothes; but, taking- one
considerarion with another, we think be
is hardly as lmprY-t-ig and we know he
is by no means so terror coxnpelling as a
Columbian guard. Chicago News-Record.
SometlilKC to Bmrctbfr.
"Did yoa see the Dnke of Veragca (
when yoa were in Chicago. Dawson? i
-2o, bat I saw the fair entrance he '
went throcgh.asd I was introduced to a I
man whose toe be stenned on while nass-
cur throc?i th cro-m".- Trr,tlv
CURE
Sek Htce aai re&rr alt ti truofclx tad.
dttoabaa eu, of Uw srecsa.ach as
txrrnrm, Sum. Droinisen. Dusts arter
eascPaiat3UaSUe.e WlsQeCctrExst
rr ..wKmratu ceea tarn la
SICK
Headac&e. vet Cixrsa's Lrma Lma Poxa
art rEr raisatie i-r Cocjtrpaacm. esnee
aal fztTtatzg tiS aeacjisc eccspiatat. wiiv,
tbeyj alio comet aa dxordcts clih g&ocoaeh.
gmTl'i tt tmr ad repitau th tovtis.
-a if 2vt ccJy cured
HEAD
-cb tbey trouU he alxaest pnccleaa ft cjom
ho taSer from Uiis dtttreniar cetnnlalat:
bat t ormsatelT ir gootexxtlou not eai
tere, aal thota who core by Una will find
tiee lone pSTU ralcabte iauBtsrnnttiit
taey win sot bawffimr to ia wiutoot tbam.
Bet after a3 tick bead " "
ACHE
tttbsbcaeofM
ITElM
fires taat bare Is vbera
w stake oar (reat boast.
OCX puis carta
wuub OKaera aa &fit
Clam's Lrrru Ixnot Pttu are verr caalt
azdeetynuxtotiaB. Ooe or two tQ mate
a doae. Tter are atricujr vegetable aal do
BptrrtpecrporcAbct bj their rati acaca
C?fL-wli? Vf ti-rB- taTia5atS5e-aB;
SrrsrorSl SoU e-erywbere, or scat bj cxi
CAKH XCXSX C4, Srv Tsft.
iCARTEFfS
Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IlVUPLEMENTS.
u mi r. latest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices.
H. W. Cor. State and Ltbertv Stt. SALEM. OREGON.
Down Ttiev Go
We have cut in two the price
vesta.
$2.00 coats and
3.00 " ' 2.00
5.00 " " 3.00
Ladies Jackets at your own price.
Bargains in every department
WILLIS BROTHERS &
OPERA HOU-JJC COR2CKR, - -
AfxtforR.4G.Cots )mi t. tin
lET
Vc
PUFFS AND DRAW.
iSft
"We oo"t Eed o pan ar
Hard's Taxey Tablets
8acetheTt---Qrtiircwa-3rt WH
fW exiccd aa laltiiioa to t izu;
Tict. cs aaa f ee &x y&nrvel t. Thst t east:
ooqv1:1cx ti-i tni yoa. Vft rt tw
-cri &ir rca cm ltM roodi. Li toc vti!
fcire vsieci a iir ma )oavmcw so oca
Setter joa fccy oc soc;
Patton Bros.,
BookieUDrs and Stationary,
S3 STATE ST-flLEET.
HITW ADVEBXlgXiarSTS.
WAXTKIX a ilrR eU rlrl io do taas
-rwk. Ooraef later aad Ferry.
I .,, D. ,. . ,... ...
j JL AdTera2 Atracj. Macd is Mtrthasu
Kxrrnnge. Saa fraaetiro. Ci.'iicjT.tv.
vuc iv uitruusc cxa rs zsace
tar ft.
rnH-USTlAN KaE-fCB-U-en:re
j klsdsoamaatS-Sibcr-xcw-.
of 13
ATTESTIOSs-Oulx tooaer pld Soe an,
tkxUs,oS lraa a.ad all kisiit of j-j,
jo bldea. at old Ocon fioue. ftil
--lx I. TOLFUMB.
ADVENHST.
EeirolftrEeveaUiiHTAdteotst Kerrtet il
i ?l "-H!1 " orrwlte o era p cm, 6s-
i lem. Hxtcr ars. Rihcmih eboo at 1 . ex.
iooowki or Jaoie tcicr and oiijtr ttrneet.
Prjtr mttSisf Wseday TJC p. a. t-S
AT SALEM.
ITbiiPsday Jaly 20
I AneraooaaodSScht
i LeonTT. WashbtirTi's
Great Europea . . .
RAILROAD SHOWS
TbreeBlQcC-reas. Kojal Esytiiii le3;rle.
I ATlarj, Utueaca sod Aquarian. KcaUttie
WUd west, and Jtoccaa JUppodr xae-
GUTTERIXO STREET PARADE dalr
W a. m. Open Den of Wt'd Beuti, lW
Bteasa PUao, JJarvdoosBtram Bone - J i "
tts Motuter War Eenhant -CnDld." J t
Ihlh.
IOoort open at land Tp-ta. rertoroiaaeoi
one hocr later.
Adaisstoa to CbSdret, Half Price.
on mens Summer coats and
vests for $ 1.00
CO.
woria,
BALES, 0REG05.
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