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THE PALACE
307 Commercial Street.
- IF -
You are going to build or mske any rind of
Improvement, call on the understood tor
material. We ha ve a com plete stock, and are
ready to (apply any prepared contract, sewer
work, (Trading, etc
Salem Improvement Co.
LOCAL DATES.
Wedneeday.lOib.-Mornlngside picnic
afternoon and evening.
Saturday, Aug. 6. State Dairymen's
convention, court bouse, 10 a. in.
Barge Line. The Herren ware
bouse on the nver bank at Marlon
square la being put in order to handle
wheat and oats for this coming reason's
crop. The grain will be shipped to Cor
vallls by barge and there sent to market
over the Oregon Pacific railroad and
boat lines. A. M. Humphreys, raised
here, bat who has been at Spokane for
ten or twelve years will ran It He
owns the warehouse and is prepared to
furnish sacks and will pay the market
price and store grain on warehouse re
ceipt. ThlB will give Salem the benefit
of at least sufficient competition to se
cure full market value for all produce
brought here. Mr. Humphreys has a
good record so far as can be learned and
is well spoken of by our leading bank
ers. Pbobatk Coobt. F. Nickerman,
the administrator of the estate of Mary
Ann Avert, deceased, has filed his semi
annual account with the county court.
He also presented an application for an
order to put up a monument and wall
at the grave,the same cost not to exceed
(240. The application was granted
Agnes Harding petitioned for letters of
administration in the estate or her bus
band, Larez Harding, who died on
June 23. He left real and personal pro
perty to the probable value of (30,000.
He left two children, Merlin, aged 8,
and Clara, aged 0. The court granted
her prayer and fixed her bonds at f50,
000. Wb Do Not Bleep The Statesman's
classified advertisements do the work
while you sleep. Statesman. You
mean TiieJouiw ais want columns do
the business while you sleep. The
Statesman Is issued In the morning
when peoplo are awake. People in Ore
gon do not go to bed In the morning.
They go to their work. In the evening
they read Tub Jouunal.
Supbemb CooitT, Several coses were
argued, and ou motion of B. F. Bon
ham, Frank M. Wells was admitted to
practice In all the courts of this state,
upon certificate from the supreme court
of Michigan. Also ou motion of Geo.
H. Williams, Robert Harbison was ad
ml tied to practice In all the courts of
this state upon certificate from the
United States Supreme Court.
Fires. Two dwelling houses In
Weet Yaquiua burued down Saturday
morning. They were owned by Mrs.
Thompson, and occupied by James
Bhort and Johu Earl. Two children of
the latter came near burning to death,
being compelled to Jump from the up
per wludow. Both families lost nearly
everything tboy possessed.
Pbbts. Insect peits are scarce lu
Oregon. But it Is reported this season
that grasshoppers and crickets have
taken apart of the crops in Ilaruoy lu
Southeastern Oregon. Whole fields of
grain have been eaten. Near Turner
the caterplllor raid has been bud. Orch
ards are completely striped of their
kvw, a.lo some of ihs oaks,
tats AawcujryKAi, College,
Cfept. ApfmoB, Dr. Applewhite, Wal
HsNwii, J. JK, Weatherford, W. P.
Xeady JHwt VpmL John M, Bloaa are
la ia eMy attend a meeting of the
AM beard f Wfuts, to elect a trexa
ww mm( tMMet other buslueas.
Cgmtkaot, Bids were
, by tb feeaxd at the state house
At2p.M. for eotmlBg a sewer at
tli state reform ashnol, a follews:
Bur rVlsoll , Dugan Bros.
$m,A.M, &, fern. H75. The
tttdMtwM MmMM.tettMMtteraud
ItWW MR at vm. ' r.
with this, m our sales lately
COMPRISES
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the most complete and choicest line of
given a ay September 1st
DRY GOODS
AND SHOE COMPANY,
PERSONAL AND LOCAL.
Nearly everyone who leaves town
for the mountains or the ocean orders
the One Cent Daily. One month
by mall 25 cents. Four months 122
days for $1.00.
Mrs. R. Langley returned to Silver-
ton today, from attending the institute.
The Teachers' institute closes Fri
day. Mrs. Frank Cooper went to Gervals
to Jay.
O. Stolz is at Portland.
Hon. B. P. Boise has returned from
Eugene where he has been on legal
business.
Bowels Irregular and constipated, re-
suit lu plies, avoia it by tatting Sim
mons .Liver Regulator.
Remember the bargains lu reliable
footwear, at the New York Racket.
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John James, the marble man, went
to Woodburn and Silverton today to
erect monuments.
Mrs. John Brooks returned from
Portland last night.
Oregon farmers are progressive. Mrs.
Elizabeth Phillips of Zena adds the
One Cent Daily to her list of reading
matter.
Bring your cash and get full value for
It, at the New York Racket.
A good assortment of mens' shirts,
all grades. lowest prices, at the New
York Racket.
Do you know what a large percent
age you can Rave by buying your goods
for cash? If you don't, you cau easily
learn, If you will compare the prices at
the New York Racket, with prices
asked at credit stores, w-f-w
That newUulted Brethren church In
Yew Park Is to be dedicated next Sun
day forenoon.
Rebecca Seaquest, Infirm of mind on
account of old age was brought to the
asylum last nlgbt from Portland.
The O. P. (Jo., have made arrange
ments to buy wheat and run a ware
bouse at Salem this season.
Simmons Liver Regulator never falls
to relieve the worst attacks of indiges
tion. Lace curtains, cheap, at the New
York Racket. w-f-w
Prof. 8. A. Starr It up from Portland.
Ex-Governor and Mrs. 8. F. Chad
wick are borne from Portland,
Mrs. M. S. 8kiff,'la at Portland to vis
it friends.
Mrs. Lulu Herren of Buttevllle Is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gray at
(Jhetneketa and 13th streets,
Hon, H. F. Holden, county Judgo of
Tillamook county, accompanied by bis
Iwosoub, has been visltlug hla father,
Horace Holden, In this city.
8ee the brocaded blaok saten the
New York Rioket la selling for 23
oeuta per yard.
The New York Rtcket has a good
lino of the best St. Louis shoe, at
prices from ten to fifteen per cent,
below all competition. w-fw
You do not know what you miss un
til you try to do without the O.nk Cknt
Daily. It puts you in touch with the
city, couuty, state, nation and world.
Prof. Arnold and family departed
this morning for their new home at
Stellaooom, Wn. , ten miles from Ta
com. For thirteen years he has been
professor of Natural Bolenoe and His
tory at Willamette university. Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold will be much missed
In Oregon and Salem especially. He
goes totako a position as Professor of
History and English In Puget Sound
uulverslty near Taoorua.
Jay C. Smith and family went to
Newport today.
A runaway ou Mill street this fore
noon nearly resulted In the horse being
drowned In Mill creek. The buggy
was badly shattered and the horse hurt
some.
Surveyor General Byars and wife
were passengers for Newport today.
jur, ,y, u. Mooree is now on ul way
home from Now York, where bVweiit
to take a course lu the Post Gradual
I Medical oolleg. -
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THE CITIZENS'
RE.
Police Ordered lo Enforce Liquor
License on Bawdy Houses.
IMPROVEMENT OP WP-ISON AVENOB.
Co turn it too of Citizens and Coun
cil to Examine the
Hatter.
Mayor G a toll and six councilman
were present. It was city ball and
street Improvement nlgbt and there
was an attendance of prominent cit
izens. Recorder Eden read the minutes ra
pidly and clearly. City Engineer Cul
ver was present with rolls of prolilo pa
per, plans and specifications. City At
torney Bingham Was lb attendance,
REPORTS OF COMMITTEE.
Bills ordered, paid: W. W. Johns,
$22.60; E. L. Lamport $16.85; H. Pohle
$5.60; R. E. Moores $53; A. M. Clough
II; Glover fc Pugh $4.60; Street Di
partment $137; Salem Flouring Mills
(7.35; Gardner A Darr$4.35; J. M.
Thompson Co. $16; Salem Gas Co. $13,
20, Electric Light Co. $40760; Salem
Truck &. Dray Co. $10.75; J. E, McCoy
$66 60; Gray Bros. $10.85; Water Co.
$103.74; Gas Co. $9.60; Fire Dept. $18.90,
Bills of Architect Pugh for planB on
city ball $1366.75 presented for one-half
of bis commission aa contract was signed
ordered paid; also of Burggraf for $76
and McNally & Knighton for $100 for
preparing competitive bids were oonsld
ered.
The committee on licenses reported
against S.-P. Farran's petition to peddle
books. Also asked further time to re
port on petition of drays and backs for
changes in license ordinance. Granted
Committee on ordinances reported on
ordinance to fund debt. Referred to
city attorney who asked further time.
Granted.
Committee on assessing cost of Im
provement of street. J. I. Thompson,
Chas. Claggett, T. O. Barker are com
mittee, and sums range from ten to
one hundred dollars. Referred to street
committee to report at once. Commit
tee reported favorably.
oak stbeet.
City attorney reported on proposition
to open Oak street through Southern
Pacific depot grounds. It bad been va
cated for use of the company and
opening the street would destroy that
use to the company. Adopted. Albert
moved that notice be given to the com
pany of opening Mill street. Carried.
HUMANE SOCIETY.
City attorney also reported on appli
cation of Humane society for enforce
ment of law against cruelty to animals.
He recommended that the council au
thorize selection 'of a special officer by
Humane Bociety, to be subject to city
marshal. Carried. Police power will
be conferred upon such officers when
appointed.
Permission was granted to sell a glove
for blacking stoves, to help carpet the
United Brethren church.
DUMPINO GROUNDS.
Cross called attention to the import
ance of this matter and suggested that
a p'ace should be provided for empty
ing rubbish and tin cans.
BAWDY HOUSES.
Aldermen Klein and Albert called
up the establishment of the new bouse
of Ill-fame opposite the Hotel Wlllam
ette. Klein moved Imposition of liquor
license of $300 a year upon bouses of ill
fame. Cross seconded to bring It before
the house. Cross moved that liquor
license be enforced against bawdy
houses by chief of police. Lafore
moved to amend that Cross and Klein
be a commltiee to draft an ordinance
of $400 on bawdy houses. Albert ob
jected as the council could not license
what was Illegal, Lost by vote of may
or, Albert, Cross and Klein. Cross'
mo Uon to enforce by police was adopted
on second of Gray.
MISCELLANY.
Cross called attention to necessity of
tiling foundation or city hall lot. City
Engineer Culver ordered to tile same.
Klein reported that Capital City rail
way waa willing to have the track
moved to center on Btate street If it
could bo done at the expense of any
one but the company. It was said that
State street was occupied la places as
wide aa 12 feet lu certain lots.
LICENSE ORDINANCE.
A committee of Cross, Klein and
Gray waa appointed to act with record- j
er and city attorney to draft revised
D&PRICE'S
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wiiim ini" iii m m.y if ii tn""l","l".T,l",-f,','.inil?ffyMi!
license ordinance. Petition of Hon. W.
It. Holmes referred to effle committee.
Bo far only two expteta wagons have
taken out llcenseaand council Instructed
Recorder Edea to enforce existing II
oetiM ordinance.
Gray moved that when council ad
Journ it be to Wednesday evening.
Carried.
Lafore moved that a committee of
three cltltens be appointed to consult
with Secretary of State McBrlde In re
gard to Improvement of Wlllson's ave
nue. Albert moyed to table. Lost.
Motion carried. The committees were
instructed to call on the county court
to co-operate in this matter.
PETITIONS, ETC.
For removal of wood on Water street
between Chemeketa and Center: to
com. on streets.
For establishment of lawn tenuis
court on north end of Marion square.
Granted.
For appointment of Fred Fagin, and
Charles Ostrander, to succeed W. H.
McOacar as fireman. The latter waa
elected.
The council heard the reading of the
Btate street improvement bill and ad
journed to Wednesday evening.
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AT THE REFOEM SCHOOL.
Superintendent Smith's
Causes Surprise.
Removal
SupL Smith, of the Oregon State Re
form school, was notified Tuesday of
hla discharge from that institution.
He was very much surprised and came
down to the city this morning to look
around. He has a yery good reputation
as teacher in the East and stood high
at The Dalles where be was principal
for five years before being elected to
this position. He said this merning:
"I do not know why I am discharged.
I have done my best and the boys all
feel badly at my leaving. I shall meet
the board today, and expect to remain
at Salem for the present." The board
will probably choose a man today.
Sunt Smith has not agreed with the
board as to methods In some things and
has not met their idea of a proper bead
for that Institution. Mr. Smith thinks
there Is politics in his removal, but as
the board are a majority of Republi
cans, and he 1b a Republican and
Governor Pennoyer is not taking a
baud there is probably not much in
that.
Frank Bryant, the disciplinarian and
engineer, has been temporarily appoint
ed acting superintendent. M. W.
Smith was relieved as superintendent
and Mrs. M. W. Smith as matron.
Other necessary appointments will be
made in due time.
Prof. Geo. A. Peebles has been ap
pointed to take charge of the Reform
school, until a permanent arrangement
can be made; Mrs. Peebles will act as
matron, temporarily. The unexpected
resignation of Mr. Smltb, who has bad
charge of the Bchool compelled the ac
tion of the board.
Don't Yon Know
Tba4 to have perfect health you must
have pure blood,, and the best way to
have pure blood is to take Hood's Bar
Baparflla, the best blood purifier and
strength builder. It expels all taint of
scrofula, salt rbeum and all other bu
mors, and at the same time builds up
me wuoie system ana gives nerve
strength.
Hood's Pills may bo had by mall for
uocts 01 u. 1. iioou & uo., L.0W61I, Mass.
F. C Baker, state ' printer, returned
today.
The Salem baseball club in the state
league Is a matter of the past
Supt McElroy and Hon. J. E. Blun-
dell of Douglas county start tomorrow
for the world's fair, where the Oregon
state superintendent delivers an ad
dress at the international congress of
education.
Do not suffer from atlr hMiluth. a mnm.nt
lonter It U cot necessary. Carter's Little
Liver PUU will core vou. rjoot.ona llttla nlll.
Small price. Bmall dote, Umall pllL
Mm nh.l OlnUl, m IImu ft.t.
I bave used every remedy for tick: headache 1
could hear of. foribe putailecn year, bat
-tc. btlllQWVCr JTlUJi
u mW mm , V,,,.. .. 1 .. i - ..
1 did me more' food
nan au merest.
Have no eaual aa
i equal ai a prompt and positive
k headache, blUouaneaa, ounitlpa
ln the side and all liver troubles.
turn lor ick
Hon. ralal
Carter's LltUe Uver Fills. Try them.
The Fruit Palace is making an Im
provement by adding about 1500 tet of
Bhelvlng.
Mrs. Drew Griffin has returned to
Eygeae.
Attorneys E. O. Potter, A. O. Wood
cock and L. Bllyeu camo in on yester
day's local from Eugene to appear be
fore the supreme court now in session
here.
tm-niR urn,
Tlio following letters remaining In
the Bfltem txmtonico July 10, 180.1, un
called for. Thora calllug for them
pleanonay "advertised"
Arnsdorf J
Allen Andy M
ClandfleldU.WAC
Dawes it Q
Everurd D II
Humphries' It P
Hcnley T B 2
Ulgglos Mrs Annie
Hansen Win
Mason C H
Woodward Jaa
Btol Henry
Blatchford R B
Canon J C
Davis Pllenlco
Hodson Gates
Honey Dnnl
Hint A R
Harald G F
Perrlet Jery
Will W O
Reary Fabrlcn
Stewart Maude
Smith Lizzie
Smith A J
Smith Mrs M A
A. N. GILBERT, P. M.
No doctor's bill presented to the fam
ilies who use Simmons Liver Regula
tor. TUTl'B PILLS agreeable In taste.
Mrs. Tatum, wbo baa been visiting
here, returned to Salem this mornlnt?.
Eugene Guard.
Cass Rlggs, of Crowley, was a Salem
visitor today.
The Misses Clara and Lucy Gard are
quests of Misses Palmer on Chemeketa
street.
NEW TO-DAY.
A good choice house to sell on easy
terms. Will take carpenter work in
part payment. G. M. Beeler. tf.
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All the latest styles of Crane's,
Hurd's and Hurst's stationery in all
tints and sizes at F. Dearborn's book
store, 263 Commercial street. 7-18 2t
Get Ont Your Basket.
Take your family for the picnic by
the ladies of 8U Paul's church Wednes
day, 3 to 10 p. m. Music by the Sec
ond Regiment baud. 7-1 8-2 1
TAKEN UP.
Two sheep. Owner call and pay ex
penses. W. H. Hunt, North Balem,
Meat Market 7-18 tf
Economize in Paper.
Clean newspapers, tied in bundles of
100, not cut, for sale at this ofuco at
fifteen cents a bundle. A heavy straw
wrapping paper, large sheets, two cents
a pound. JSext door to the postomce
tf
Besc at Morningsido.
Come to "Mornlngside" next Wed
nesday afternoon and evening, July
19tb, and be entertained by the ladies
of St. Paul's Episcopal church The
band will discourse music throughout
the evening, sandwiches, coffee, ice
cream and cake will be served, and the
grounds win do wen lighted. 7-lS-lu
Stockholders' Meeting.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders of the
Capital Consolidated Gold and Sliver
Mining Company, of the city of Salem,
Oregon, will be held in the office of the
company, on the second Thursday, the
luin aay 01 August iwtf, at ao'ciocft p.
m., for the election ot directors and
such other business of may come before
the meeting. J. H. Haas. Setfy.
Salem, July 20, 1893. 7:19-d-2w
A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The Trask River Toll Road, with fur
nished hotel and farm, at its western
gate, In Tillamook county, title cleat
and renting for $600 to $1000 a year
can be secured now, in exchange for
productive citv property, or a good
-arm in me Willamette valley, in
quire of N. W. G. at residence of B. C.
Ward, 18th street, near Court, Salem,
Oregon. 7-7-dw lm
To Builders and Contractors.
Salem, Or., July 12,-Sealed propos
als will be received at the office of tbe
secretary of state for tbe erection of an
addition to the State Reform School
building. Bids to bo opened at 12
o'clock m., on Wednesday, July 28tb,
1893. PlanB and specifications cau be
seen at the office of McNally & Knigh
ton, architects, Salem, .Oregon, begin
ning Tuesday, July ISth. Bidders will
be required to accompany their bids
with a certified check of $230.00 as evl
dence of good faith. The right is re
served to reject any and all bids.
8. Pknnoyeb.
G. W. MoBridf.
E. B. McElroy,
Board of Trustees.
7-12-td
Before Going to-the Wo? Id's
Pair
Enquire About
The Limited Express trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
between Bt Paul and Chicago and
Omaha and Chicago.
These trains are vestlbuled. electric
lighted and steam heated, with the Qu-
oai, uiuiug imu oieeptng -war eservice lu
the world,
The Electric reading light In each
berth la the successful novelty of this
proKreeslve aire, and la hit? hi v unnrwint.
ed by all regular patrons of thin line.
We wish others to know its merits, as
tbe Chicago Milwaukee & Bt. Paul Rail.
way Is the only line in the weet enjoy
ing the exclusive use of this patent.
For further Information apply to"
nearest coupon ticRet agent, or addreea
O. J. Eddy, General Agent
J. W. OASKY.Trav. Paaa. Agt,
aa Htark Bt, Poitland, Or. tf
DOWN GO THE KATES!
The Union Paelflo nnvlMAi with m-
duced rates to eastern points, and their
lurougn car arrangements, magnific
ently equipped Pullman and Tourist
aleepeia, free reclining chair car and
. ii." raKe u ,ne 0eat "me to tray-
eiUn T. .V1 ,eave from Portland
dally at 8H5 a. m. and T-S0 p. m. The
rateaare now within reach of all. and
everybody should take advantage of
icr j """i' "" wona-a rair anq tttelr
friends in the east Rni r..r r.t.LTJ
MhMllllMnrir.ln. . i A ." '-?
- ..u null uu uoipurcnaM
Itll'trffa Until .ftu. .v.... l.i ., ,"
I Barker, ageata, Balem. Or. Jp"
a-, un ,,n W H HCRLBURT,
AVt Gen'l IUsa, Ajwnt U. P.,
Portia, Or., ..
GOING TO THE
TO COOL OFPA !
Not nocosartry at all. You
can get Sumraor Coats and
Vests in all etyloa and B'zos
and Balbriggan underwear
To Keep You Cool
AT THE
SALEM,
BINDER TESTIMONIALS.
The Deeriog Improved Jointed
Platform.
HUMES STARTED IX MARION COUNTY.
Sold
By Knapp, fiarrell & Com
pany, Salem.
Ttjbneb, July 17, '93
Messrs. Knapp, Burrell & Co., Salem,
Oregon.
Gentlemen. Tbe new Deering im
proved jointed platform binder I pur
chased of you was started this day with
tbe best of satisfaction. Things we no
lice with pleasureare lightness of draft,
noiseless in running, great strength
and convenient to operate.
Takiug it in all -we consider "the
Deering" the Bos. C. H. Riches.
For proof of the above I refer you to
E. G. Riches.
H.J. Smith.
Ankeny, July 12, 1893.
Messrs. Knapp, Borrell & Co.,
Salem, Oregon.
Gentlemen: I have this day started
one of your Improved Jointed Platform
Deering Binders and for lightness of
uran, gooa worK, strength, durability
and simplicity it is my opinion it 1b
perfect, in fact without an equal.
Yours truly,
B. TlLLOTSON.
Witness, D. J. Liqhtner.
Office and warehouse in block next
door south of Hotel Willamette, Balem.
Mr. J. W. Cuslck returned to Albany
last night
The family of C. H. Lane, manager
of tbe Balem Tailoring store, has ar
rived and will occupy the Btrang bouse
on South Liberty street
Whiter than snow are the pigeons at
Dayison'a market. Bee them.
Tbe display of fruits and vegetables
at the Van Eaton grocery is drawing
the crowds for household canning sup
plies. 'We have nothing new to offer but
we notice that all camping parties get
one of those Little Nestucca cheese to
make their outfit complete." Clark &
Epply.
Judge Bbaw, who has been ou a
pleasure trip to Mlnto mountain, retur
ued home Monday. He reports a very
pleasant time, and thinks of retumii g
to that region for several weeks outing.
The Willamette Val'ey Mills are
building a new bridge over Front street
on Division.
Snow white pigeons at Divluon's
market See them.
The Salem wheat market will be
spirited this year, as both mills will
pay the top price.
J. A. Van Eaton Is still confined to
his home, but Is improving.
Tbe State street improvement ordi
nance went to second reading last night
and will be passed tonight Assessors
will be appointed for Oak street to
night, and the work there started.
The bills i f the several city hall ar
chitect were laid over until Alderman
Smith returns.
Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
m mi c. . .!" ImProTed Goods and Lowest Price.
H. W. Cor. State and liberty Stt. SALEM, OREGON.
Jackets
T .close r ut-we are ahowing elogant Unt of
Outing F annel - .
All Wool Ch&Uies,
Sate.M,
c?A i !. . :
i wmpnoea.
WILLIS BROTHERS & CO.
0EAHOUJ CORN, I - . BiilCMr OREGOK.
FhMEMae
TlfHsssl
NORTH POLE
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OREGON,
P0$T 'YOURSELF.
We have all the latest stvles ofTkbliv
both lu fancv and D'aln tutwr indue
Halt the most nutldloiu. W e have ova
150 style to select from. Our prices rnr
from So np. If yon only netd a imsu
amount ol paper come and see how mad
;o can give you lor live cents aunng un
iaaii umn.
Patton Bros.,
Boolctllore 'and Stationers
08 8TATJS STREET.
NKW ADVERTISEMENTS.
"TTTANTKD. A llrst class elrl to do bousl
TV 'Wwk Corner Inter and Ferry.
31HIS PAPER U kept on Die at E.C.Dskt'i
. Advertising Agency, 64 and 63 Mercbsnti
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HRI8TIAN C1ENCE Literature of all
kinds on sale at 23 Liberty street -S-!r
ATTENTION. Cash money paid for rn,
bottles, old Iron and all kinds of metili,
aiso hides, at old Conn Hoiiee, Balem.
1-M-ly I. TOLPOLAR.
ADYENTIST.
Regular Seventh Day Advent st servlofi it
via uoiwruD nail opposite
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Babbath school at 1o.sl,
followed by Bible reading and other serried.
rrayer meeung Wednesday 7 33 p. m.
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AT SALEM.
Tftiirsday J&Iy 20
Aiterooon andNIght
Leon W. Washburn's
Great European . . .
RAILROAD SHOWS
Three Rib Cm us, BojaJ ftugluh Ue-attfie,
Aviary, Museum and Aquarium, IlealUOO
Wild Wast, and Roman Hippodrome.
aUTTJERINO BTUKBT PARADE dally
10 a, m. Opea Dens of Wild BevsU, J3.W
bteam JHaso, Marvelous 8tam Horse "AJM.
the Monster War Elephant "Cupid," J W
high.
Coots open at 1 and 7 p. m. reitormaW
one hour later.
-Admission io Children, Half Price.
at Cost
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