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Kor 30 Days.
ALL DRESS GOODS INCLUDED.
Call and Get Prices.
Our two fine presents will be given away September 1st
THE PALACE
307 Commercial Street.
- if -
Yoa are going to boBd or xaaks any fried of
Improvement, call oa the BndartfiTMtl tor
material. We bare a complete noct, and are
ready to lapplf- any prepared contract, sewer
work, rnuilaz, tie.
Salem Improvement Co.
The Psmnz. -An immense crop of
many varieties of the Italian, French,
Silver, American prunes and plains is
nov ready for harvest and curing.
Much of the profit and success of fruit
culture depends on bow the crop Is
dried for market. If you are not
posted study up on this subject.
8 A- Clarke, the veteran fruit grower
and writer on horticulture of Salem,
has txjblisbfcd & cheap aod complete
book on the prune indattry and or
chard work. It is printed by the Pos
aon Seed Store and deserves a wide cir
culation. We hope to be able to fur.
nith all our render who want one a
copy of this book and have written to
Poseoa A Co., fpr Unto. It la just
what you need to nave your prunes.
Ode Bakd. Tbe Second Regiment
Band that ha been choseu to furnish
music for the state fair, now meet
nightly in their rooms for practice and
beginning next Tuesday evening will
give some free open air concerts. The
band is now well .equipped and will
spare no pains to give satisfaction.
They have Just purchased handsome
sew uniforms at a cost of I-S81 which
will be used for the first time during
the fair.
A Strange Find. In boring a well
for Mr. Beggs near Turner, hot long ago
8. Annett of Rosedale struck a fir tree
31 feet under ground. It was two feet
through, the heart was sound of about
fie sizo of a corn cob and bad pitch in
It. Twenty-four feet below this was
leaves, brush and sticks. Mr. Annett
baa Just bored a well 71 feet deep for Mr.
Kimball of Peacock Hill. It now has
18 feet of water In It.
Hors.W. E. Her of Buttevllle is in
the city. He says the hop crop there Is
light but of flue quality, he has been
over most of the yards In Marion coun
ty and says the crops will not surpass
In amount that of last year. Heeetl
niates'the state at 30,000 bales or 6,000,
000 pounds and It will bring ovor$l,000
000 in the New York market. The
Pacific Coast will yield 100,000 bales, he
puts Washington and California down
at 85,000 bales each.
tiUBi'KCTKU Crazy. Sheriff Knight
this morning received a telegram from
Jacob Sobarbach, of ML Angel, request
ing the sheriffs immediate presence as
there was a suspected crazy man In
that vicinity. Judge Hubbard said he
would not put the county to the expense
of Investigating such complaints with
out further evidence. Sheriff Knight
went down on the afternoon train.
Given Boaku. In his rounds beg
itlng this morning John Daley called at
the residence of Cnlef of Police Mlnto,
for aid. Mr. Minto took him before
Recorder Edes to receive the verdict of
ftvodaysln all.
Maruiuo. Judge Hubbard at 1
o'clock this afternoon pronounced the
marriage ceremony of Michael Kloetscb
to Miss Olive B. Brown, both of the
Htayton vlclulty.
To'Keei It Goinov-Despite the
turmoil over gold and silver, J. A. Van
Eaton, the grocer, la dolus all he can
to keep It circulating. Good goods for
good money.
m u i
Improved PuoNoaitAi'ir. IJlford
Bareee lias a now Improved Edison
eouoert phonograph on exhibition at
Mmlth JkBteluer'a drugstore. Ladles
and cklwrea will ilud It a great show.
Thh Hop Paper. The last two
irnmm f Um Journal have been In
yt tlMnd, hundreds of copies sell
tee to hop wou la addition to our re
twlar e4reultlon,
Wamtkd, Furnlebetl liouBokeeplug
looitM r tbe alate bouaf, No chll-
wm, AtmrfM jhih, unu, ouepuaru, i
DRY GOODS
AND SHOE COMPANY,
FEES02TAL AITD LOCAL.
Alfred Wright a diminutive little
man presented a gopher scalp for a ten
cents.
Nobody can have dyspepsia orbil
llouineself they take Slmmona Liver
Kegulator.
J. SUtes, the boss laondryman at the
state insane asylum, has gone to Louis
ville, Ky., on a visit.
AntI Disappointment fruit jars at
Clark & Eppley'a grocery. Of course,
they are the famous Lightning In
etanter self-sealing.
Great peach bouse of Salem, Clark 5c
Eppley.
Nobody can be troubled with consti
pation or piles if they take Simmons
Liver Regulator.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. McNary, Misses
Kin, Mattle and Ella MsXaryand
Charles McNary have returned from
their outing at Elkhorn.
Prof, and Mrs. E. B. McElroy and
their three children left yesterday after
noon to spend a few days at Newport.
Mrs. C. Gabrielson leaves for her old
home at Dea Moines, Iowa, tomorrow,
to join a party of world's fair tourists.
A. O. Damon, the heavy man of Da
mon BrosT, grocers, starts in the morn
ing to revisit bis old Iowa home. The
White City at Chicago will also be tak
en in.
Mrs. Mel Hamilton was called to Al
bany today by the severe illness of her
fatner with paralysis.
Mr. and Mrs. J.'H. Howell were at
Newport for a tew days.
In town today are McKinley Mltcbel
ofGervalsand J. 31. Hobart of Gar
field.
Miss Starr returned home today on
the local from near Monroe, where she
has been visiting for a few days.
MUs Cornelia Poole of Portland re
turned this afternoon.
M. E. Poirue, the stenographer, has
gone to Tillamook to report several
cases In the circuit court.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. B. Crossman went
through from Newport tblaafternoon
Mlaa Ermine Busbneli went to
Brooks this afternoon for a few days'
visit.
ecnooi riupenntencent Urauam is
now receiving returns from those as
piring teachers who failed to pase at
the last examination.
J. B. Heningor aud wife, of 8alem,
left Portland last evening over the
Northern Pacific for an extended visit
to Chicago and Virginia, where -Mr.
Hennlger's parents reside.
Across the river from Salem, the peo
ple have petitioned Supt. Hutchinson
to give them a new school district.
Miss Mabel Hutton is visiting Mrs.
F, A. Stltes, of Dallas.
W. A. Brandow, for many years con
nected with Strong's restaurant,
wjU
leave for the East tomorrow .morning.
He will be goue for six weeks aud will
visit his mother, whom he has not seen
r. r.,.. .,..
air. anu sirs. a. xr. xtoieranauaugu-
m a& A W WV m ft a '
ter Marie arrived home this morning
after a six weeks' visit to Iowa and tbe
world's fair.
Bav. F. II, Gwynne U home for a
few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Payne of the Meth-
odist conference at Albany camo down
with President Whltaker today, .
Merchant Ho'man Is home from
Idahua.
J. J. Murphy and uon returned today
from Newport. They report Col. Wag
uer entirely recovered.
Mrs. Wm, Dumars aud daughter re
turned from Newport today. Miss
Starr of Bau Francisco, her sister, camo '
wuu lienor a visit
Notice to Farmers,
Please take notice that tbe Baiem
Flouring Mills Co., are prepared to fur.
nlsli sacks this season as has been their
custom lu past years,
Baiem Flouring Mills Co.
Jf, I), Ho llano, juanagor,
8-1 d w,
4U ,u,ljr """- Salem. Or, Aug. 21, 1S93.
Mrs. H. R. Willlamsou and Mrs. J. A short time ago I had tbe misfortune
O. Bmlth will give a moonlight picnic to have the livery barn that was occu
at A,y.um farm tonight. About fty 1 ft& 0
Invitations have hern Issued. nnd with th Rrit TnBiinr..v rm.
ZSTJZBLY EXONERATED.
Private Eoaeh. of Salesa Ifcd Hoi
Short ZTelsoa.
A the eorsBer'e isqeest at Portland
Thursday over the recuiBs ef .Lieut.
NeSson, the eildeaee istredoeed as the
morning session entirely exonerated A.
J. Batch, of Salem, who was believed
to be the party firing the six. Mr.
Roach.agoompanied by Captain Meyers,
commanding Company H. taksosd at
Salem arrived and were closely ques
tioned. Captain Overman and Private Grif
finym the strength of whose testimony
Mr. Roach waa.sammoned be&re the
jury, both testified that be wu not the
man who fired the shot. Mr. Roach
himself and Captain Myers testified
Roach was in a distant part of the field
at the time the fatal shot was fired.
the TEsrrxoyr.
Captain M. L. Meyers, commanding
Company H, did not know of any
member of bis company who answered
to the description of the man Captain
Overman thouebt fired the shot. He
did not see Roach at the time Lieuten
ant Nelson was shot, but Roach's posi
tion was at the farthest point in the
field from Nelson.
Captain Overman, recalled, testified
that Roach was not the man he
thought fired the shot. There was no
man in Company F who answered to
that description.
A. J. Roach testified that at the time
Lieutenant Nelson was shot be was oe
the extreme left. He did not eee the
occurence portrayed in tne picture
taken cf the scuffle between Nelson
and Corporal McDonald and Private
McLean.
Private W. M. Griffin, recalled, testi
fied that Roach was not the Second
regiment man who was standing near
Lieutenant Nelson when be dropped
tbe tongue of the caisson, which be
bad been holding up.
Only Right To TelL
The Rev. Mark Guy Pearee, eminent
Knglisn Divine, writes:
"Bedford Place,RcbsellSqcabe, 1
London, December 10, 1688.
"I think it only right that I should
tell vou of bow much use I find Ail-
cock's Porous Plasters in my family
and among those to wnom I nave rec
ommended them. I find them a very
breastplate against colds and coughs.'
.
Are You Nervous.
Are you all tired out, do you have that
tired feeling or sick neadacne? iou
can be relieved of all these symptoms
by taking Hood's Sareaparilla, which
gives nerve, mental aud bodily strength
and purl flea tbe blood. It also creates
a good appetite, cures Indigestion,
heartburn and dyspepsia.
Hood's Pills are easy to take, easy in
action and sure in effect. 25 cts. a box.
To Water Consumers.
Tbe Baiem Water Compan&bas com
menced to lay tbe new 24-incu suction
pipe from tkecrib totbeir worka.and as
there will be quite an amount of work
around the crib in repairs and putting
in fresh gravel tnere will probably be
some dirty water. Consumers sbould
draw their drinking water before 7 a.m.
while tbe work Is being done. Office
hours from 8 a. m. to 5 p. m. and any
complaint for bad service sbould be
made at tbe office when it will receive
prompt attention,
Baiem Water Co.
J. W. Wallace, President.
THE
STATE INSUEANOE
PAYS.
CO.
Tbe "State of Baiem" has not taken
advantage of the sixty days time in
which to pay losses adopted by tbe Fire
Underwriters, as will be seen by follow,
lug items:
HALEU, Or., Aug. 23, 1S03.
My livery barn and contents located
at Marion, Marion oounty. Oregon,
burned on tbe 18th day of July. 1893.
They were Insured In tbe State Insur
ance Company of Baiem. Oregon. I
was in California at tbe time of tbe fire
and for some time afterwards, beuce
tbe delay In filing proofs; said proofs
Having Just been Hied wltn the com pa
ri v. I am tndav in rprotnt of IJiW In
i . . . . :r: - w -
casn irom saiu company, ueing inn run
amount oi my ciaim, x cannot epeaK
too highly In praise of this popular
home company and Its course during
these bard times. G. W. Eplek.
bv v as rf W hj lAtvt f nrm am m ltm . 1 - --- . .
!""
ofBalem. Oregou. The loss was
adjusted to my entire satisfaction, aud
they hare paid me the full amount of
my loss and claim on what property I
had that was insured. I can cheerfully
recommend this reliable borne com
naiiH WliAt, li.ua tMi.tafl wa .I.Ih
MI4t UVJ MM,V .l.Ut UiQ aiJ
anu iioerauy, anu paiu me in casu on
""l?1 of proofs. J- W. Lancr
I 8-23 St dw
DPRICE'S
mi
The only Pure Cream of Tartar Powder. tfo Ammenia: Mo Alssa.
wcu m uuioas ot iiornes
THE FEUIT PALACE.
Wore Gc&tr. ca to Hike tt tea Pret
tiest Fnat Exhibit Ever Sees is
Oregon.
A thousand circulars and sabscrip-tV-a
blanks are being tent out today by
Secretary to fruit growers, asking them
to assist Ja the fruit palace display at
Use sots fair Sept. 11 th.
Gilbert, Patterson & Co. wffl have a
fine display of fruit pat up in natural
colors without cooking.
Tbe Oregon Nursery Co. will make a
fine display of fruits grown at their
grounds.
As soon ss more returns come in
work on the souvenir pamphlet will be
gin asd in that will appear the name of
evert- Jierson nmlrlhnrinv.
-?.--r; v.-..- .ti -.,
Every fruit grower and all who are ,
interested in tbe development of this
state should be represented in gome way I
in tbe fruit palace.
Peter Nicewonder
the dty today. '
of Gervais is In
Some Famou "Bocklaf Stone.
During the rears 1ES9-K) Professor Henry
Beils of the Britiih Boral todatj was ia
tbe United States mating a special search
for "rocking stoces" or "balanced bowl
!ers." Bat few of these geological woa
dtr ate ksown to exist, their Karcitj as
well as the coricos manner in which tbey
tare been left poised npoa mountain tops
and ether eminences cuieitbem objects of
cacommon interest. Tbe professor's visit
to this coantty was made mainly to prore
that these curiously balanced ztoces.in
xsaay intwnrm weighing hundreds of toaa,
were carried ca Coating icebergs daring
tbe epoch known at the "glacial period"
and that tbe subsequent melting of these
immense icefields left the ftones In the po
sitions in which they are now found.
There are two fine examples of "rockinx
tones" in New Kn gland, one at- Koank,
Conn., on the farm of Caleb Haley and the
other at Lanesboro, Mara, The former is
estimated to weigh 23 toes aod oscillates
to the extent of about rix Inches, asd is to
erenly balanred as to be easil j moved from
side to side by the muscular exertions of
one arm and hand.
The one at Lanesboro is described a be
ing the largest specimen of tbe erratic
bowlder in existence in this or any other
country. It Is 45 feet high and TO feet long
and is estimated to weigh not less than
lO.COO tons. Philadelphia Press.
Well Protected.
There's a nice, oldish young man ha De
troit who is a favorite with the ladies, and
so far he has not impaired or destroyed that
characteristic by marrying one of them.
One day a friend met him on his way to the
train bound for a popular seaside resort.
"Ah," said the friend, "oft for the sum
mer?" "Yes; back In September."
"Goingto the same place?"
"Yes."
"You better haua'L"
"Why?"
"They say up to date there im't a mar
riageable man there, and you are running a
great risk."
"Jh, I'm all right,n;was the cheerful re
sponse. "I'm not afraid."
"Well, you ought to be under the circum
stances." "But I'm safe."
"How?"
"I carry a rabbit's foot" Detroit Fre
Press.
Iledcw For Shady Plaeea.
It is often desirable to have hedges along
lines where large trees are already growing.
Evergreens are wholly unfitted for these
situations. Only deciduous shrubs can bs
employed. Among the best of these are
the various varieties of privet. They stand
dry ground better than almost anything
else. It is not so much the shade which
injures the hedges in these situations as it
is tbe drying of tbe ground by the roots of 1
the trees. When we imagine tbe enormous
amount of moisture transpiring from thou
sands of leaves of trees, we can readily see
how dry the ground must be which has to
supply this moisture. But those who have
practical experience understand this with
out even a thought of the philosophy in
volved. Meehan's Monthly.
Small Talk.
Young Gent (at a party, to his neighbor)
'What a charming apparition, that lady
yonder with the golden hairi
"Yes, that hair cost a good 3,000 francs."
"And thoe teeth a veritable casket ot
pearls."
"Patent enamel. Guaranteed to last three
years." ,
"In short, she Is on angeL."
"Not bad looking, you mean to sayf "
"Come, sir, I won't allow you to speak so
slightingly of a person whom you don't
know."
"I know her a great deal better than you
do she's my wifel" Charivari.
Popular Letter Iloxea.
There is a tendency to drop mora letters
in the letter boxes than formerly. I sup
pose it is because the public has learned
that mailing by dropping In the boxes is as
reliable as the pcototfice. It is not uncom
mon for a mall collector to bring in tS
pounds of letters at 0 o'clock in the after
noon. This i- --M-cially true around the
markets. It S.tppens that a collector
will get his U .by the Urn he has cov
ered half of Lu route and will have to go
the second time to cover the other half.
Boston Globe.
The gate of heaven is love, There b ne
other. When generous act blooms from
ansclflsh thought, the Lord is wild u.
tiough we know it not Lucy Larcoin.
40 Years tit
lEW TO-DAY.
The
gains.
Fair," Court street, for bar-
EeonoQixe in Paper.
Clean newspapers, tied in bundles cf
ICO, not cat, for sale at this office at
flftees cents a bundle. A heavy straw
wrapping paper, larse sheets, two cents
a pound. Next door to the poatofflee.
tf
Of Interest to Sportsmen-
Mr. W. B. Hot!
Hottxtrt, A. G. P-A-CnionFa-
ceSntem.
.rertl&cd.Orew fcxs Jsut re: vwl
a fsttotr of book! cU ed "Goa Oab Bsta asl
Bertied Game Lavs." Thi paMkatkra coa
tatca a divert or Use lav reUtlcc to ciae la
ifce V extern xaces aod terrttorf . Mr. Hcl-
bart wlfl be clad to nun yoa oe of tee books
npoa receipt ot two naxap to tnrtr poctace.
W. H. HOL.BCBT, G. A. P. A.
Drainage Meeting.
Chekawa, Auz. 22. There will be a
called meeting of the stock holders of
j jjMthb jbnUnage Datrict held at
cbemawa on Saturday, Aug. 6that
tbe Post Office, 2 p. m., for the purpose
of deciding on a method of deepening
land improving the old ditch and pro
Jfnung tee muognp wiin seaiment. in
LUC lUklUCOUU WJ BliUH LKtCf lUOlUBC
F. J. Beatty,
By order of trustees ofL&keLabbb
Drainage District.
NOTICE.
To the taxpayers of Marion County,
Oresen: You are hereby notified that
the County Board of Equalization for
said county will convene at the county
court room, in tbe Marion county, Ore
gon, court bouse, on the 2Stb day of
August, 1693, for the purpose of public
ly examining tne assessment roll ana
correcting all errors in valuation, de
scription or qualities of lands, lots or
other property.
Given this 1st day of August, 1S93, by
D. D. Coffey,
dw-td Marion County Assessor.
Notice to Taxpayers.
To Tax Payers of Marion Ceunty:
Persons owning taxable property in
Marion county who have failed to list
tbe same for taxation for 1S93, will pro
fit by calling at tbe assessor's office and
listing tne same on or oeiore tue Jbia
inst. otherwise -such property will be
taken from the assessment roll of the
previous year and bysodoine, parties
are liable to be taxed with property not
belonging to tnem. ana snouia tnat be
tbe case, unless such errors are corrected
tnrougn tne board orequaiization, so en
assessment will stand against tnem.
and they will be forced to pay tbe taxes
on tne same. -Kcapectruiiy,
D. D. Coffy,
d&w td County Assessor.
Before Going to the World's Pair
Enquire About
The Limited Express trains of the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway
between bt. aui ana Chicago and
Omaba and Chicago.
These trains are vestibuled, electric
lighted and steam heated, with tbe fin
est Dining and Bleeping Car Service in
tne world,
Tbe Electric reading light in each
berth is tbe successful novelty of this
progressive age, and is highly appreciat
es by all regular patrons or tnls line.
We wish others to know its merits, as
tbe Chicago Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way is tbe only line in tbe west enjoy
ing the exclusive use of this patent.
For further information apply to
nearest coupon ticket agent, or address
C. J. Eddy, General Agent,
J. W. Casey, Trav. Pass. Agt.
225 Stark St., Portland, Or. tf
$100 Eeward, $100.
The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreadful disease that science has
been able to cure in ail its stages and
that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure is
tbe only positive cure now known to
tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh beine
a constitutional disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Halt's Catarrh
Cure is takeu internally, acting directly
upon tbe blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of tho disease, and giving
tne patient strengtn by building up tbe
constitution, and assisting nature in
doing its work. Tbe proprietors have
so much faith in Its curative powers.
that they offer One Hundred Dollars
lor any case that it failslo cure. Send
for list of testimonials.
Address, F. J. Cheney &, Co., To
ledo, O. SSo!d by druggists, 75c,
CflflS. WOLZ,
Proprietor of the
GERMAN k MARKET
South Commercial BL, Baiem.
All kinds Fresh, salt and Smoked Meats
andSanaacea.
FREE DELIVERY. r-
vA)UUUOUOUU, O UuUUUUUUUUvl OlKAsOl
Hair Death.
instantly remove and forever destroy ob-1
JecUonable hair, whe her upon tbe nanda.1
fimyt arm or neca. wiinoui aucoioratlon I
r injury to tne moct dentate skin. Ill
iraaibr flilr Year th uuvt fnrmnU nil
u ,- "- i- -"--- -"--
EJlimui W11UQ. tftnnvlMIMH hr nhn
-mm m iuo uucuewi auiuoniy ana in
most eminent dermatologist and nalripe
lalUt that ever lived. During hi private
pracUo ol a life-time among; the nobility
mu nioacj oi turope no preaeriDea
ttilareclDe. Prltx si hr mlf umnlr
packed. CrrapoadenM confidential, tiole
ncumor Arocno. Aaarea
THE SK00KUH BOOT HAIR GROWER rn. -
DepU R, 67 Sooth Fifth AvcaueJfeW Yerk:
iWVVVWVVVWVVWIVVWWftfVVVtAyiflo
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Real 'Estate. In amount and
time to salt. No delay in considering loans.
FEAR & FORD.
Boom 11 Buh Bank block.
6I2dw
P. J. LARSEN & CO,,
Manufacturer of Wagons, Car
riages, etc.
Repairing; c
Spootalty.
Shop ISBtaU street.
FARM FOR SALE.
A BAltOVIN-16oacrewithlmprr.TeroenU
over half BBderealtlvaUon, rest pastor and
some good Umber. Terms Tonr easy. Ad-
-!m-4w sYkMillsrt.Or,
ON
THE DEAD
TO THE
WOOLEN MILL STORE
to get one of those Home Made
ALL WOOL SUITS that
are now beinj slaughtered
AT THE-
SAXJEIVI,
DON'T BE UNEASY.
UOITT BE tJKKASY theaa dull time1
;&eeue aouey Is tlgntasd you cant cat
wo yucr expenses u yoa Day yoar
Writing Material
from n. We will tell yoa a quire of writ-'
-nr mcer for 10 eta. dnrlnr tberemalnder:
ui uie moau. 11 yon are looncr ior oar
resins la oar line, watch this space:
BL-..IT- Z .. . " - . . - .
Patton Bros.,
Boolcaellers and Statlonora,1
98 STATE STREET.
E. TL WAITE PEEtTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
-ABI
. JLegal JBlan k PublisJiers.
Basb's New Brlekrver the bank. Ooml street.
u
i
m
IjEAVES SAI2K
from U. P. Dock at 6 o'clock a. m. erery Wed
nesday and Saturday.
LEAVES POBTLAKD
trou the Central dock, at foot ol Waahlarton
street every Bonday and Thnnday.
LEAVES SALEK
for Albany every Monday asd Tnasday. re
taining same days.
Concerning freight and passenger business,
call on the agent. All HERHEJlT
A GOOD CHANCE !
All goods at W. 31. Sergeant's will
be sold at tbe reeular Drice for th nxr
30 days at 10 percent, discount for cash.
THE PACIFIC
DETECTIVE AND COLLECTING BUREAU
SAtKM, - - - Orogon.
Private work a specialty.
a B. CLEMENT, Manager.
MAKE NO MORE MISTAKE8
CHABLES A. SMITH BUNS
The Rnstler M Saw
And he doesn't hnrn nn half vnn w a
Sl:wnenL.l,w, ". Mke yoar contracts
with blm personally orleave orders at Veatcbs
street, or address me by maU. fi-it-ul
Steamer
Hardware, Wagons, .Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
latest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices.
N. W. Cor. SUtc and Liberty -Sto. SALEM. OREGON
20 Degrees' Belou? Zero !
Is nothing compared to our
LOWPRICESon Blankets andQuilts
ONE WEEK ONLY-SEE THEM !
Our Fall Dress Goods are on hand and were never so pretty
or so cheap 25, 35, 40, 50 cts. All styles and Prices.
WILLIS BROTHERS A CO.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER, - BAIXM, OREGON
R. k G. Corsets, CarpeU and Matting. Bmmmer Jacket
at Cotf.
RUN
OREGON,
STOLE
From any farm, foar bead of honeau fcUowc
Blade mare, weJnt 1X0 pound,' bancs tMj
.- . .. ... . ....w r-wm .11,1 MJmjfTq
hipped and ringbone oa left fore foot, haa
been rwlu&led in left iboolder. ace V yean.
eepy took, one bind tt hf.
.Mpfk, atw, fitn . .....I.f .t.. .. "
larre neck. One llcbt brown mare. Is hiodi
blfh, wlht about IUO. small itar under fore
loct,r J year, hatful de, hOLxy maae and
row ten in rronu wcifbt SDO or Xbooscx.ta
fair order. Hones were takes TcexUr or
Wednesday night, Accnst 1st or 2ad. Iwlil
pay 5 apiece tor the return of the Cut Id.
scribed bono or a liberal axnocnt for aay Is.
lormaUoa leading to their whereabout A6-
QrS'. AIJEBSCAS,
8 111m dw Switxeriand, Martin Co, Or.
BURTOX BEOTUEKS
Mannfartare Stasdard Pressed Brick.
.Molded Brick in all Patterns for free!,
and supply the brick lor the Hew Sales Cny
Hall, and nearly all the fine buUdlngt ertctel
In the Capital City.
X ards near f enitentiary. Salem, Or. (Mi
AGLKTS WANTED ea Sihrj ssj Cnasa,
for TIIE ONLY ArTHOEIZEfl
BIOGRAPHY OF JAMS G. BLME,
By GAIL. HAMILTON, bU literary exeestor,
with the co operation ol hi family, and far Hr
Blaine's Complete Works, "TWE.MV YEABs
O-CONGRESS." and bis later book, -fOLI-TlCAXi
DltSCUSalOMS." One prospectus tor
these 3 BEST BELLING books In tbe muket.
A. P. Jordan ol Me, took 113 order frcmCnt
HO call; agent's profit I19&5C Mr. KiUirl
of O. took 15 orders, 13 Seal Bussla, In one Ur,
profit CSS. E.' Blce,orMasa.tookZorden
in 3 day; prodt $17.25. J. Kalridreorue.locl
a orders from SS call; profit iI3 S. E. A
Palmer of N. Dak. Ieoko3 order In J csje
pfoatt)H25. kXCLUatVE TaKRlTOKYfl
en. If you wlsbto make LAitGe; JJ0.SI.T,
wnte Immediately for teims to
THE HENRY BILL PUB. CO., Norwich, Cop.
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THE WILLAMETTE,
SAItBM, OREGON.
Bates, $20 to $5.00 per Bay
The best hotel between Portland aad Ba
Francisco. First-class In all It appointment.
m uuue are aervea wiin tne
Choicest Fruits
Grewn in the "WlllameUs Valley.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
HEW ADVEKTIHEMENTS.
XTT ANTED. TO BENT A farm near Paleo,
TT of to to SOOacrea, with lmproTemeaU,
by experienced and responsible parti
dress X. J. Harrington, Esuem, Or.
Ad-
Sti"
TTOR SALE OB TRADE.-S0 acrt Ol liod
P sltated In Polk county, six mile fren
Baitton, lor sale or trade lor Salem property.
Enquire of G. W. J ohnson, or Fred Buns.
TJK)R BENT On DemoeraUc Boom Termt,t
X? new bouse with 8 rooms, bard rlnlsn; o
Elvlslon street between Front and Coiamer
daL Inquire on lot.
rnHIS PAPER U kept on file at E. a P";
I Advertising Agency, 61 and 65 Utrcbssu
Krrhsnge.eanFranclsfO, California, her
contract for adverUtlng can be made tor n.
CHBI8T1AK 8CIEN0E Literature of sfl
kinds on sale at 238 Liberty street. H-V
i TTENTIOW--Oah money paid tor rsrjr
J. botuts.old Iron and all kind of mtUJ,
jm bides, at old Court Houe,t3alem.
l-J8-ly L TOLPOLAB.
ADYENTLST. .
BeruUrBeventbDayAdventrt rvl
old Unitarian Hall oppodte opera bcus,
lem, Baturusy. fjaboatb ehool at to?-,?
louowed by Bible leading ana omer -
Prayer meeting Wednesday 7:33 o. m.
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World's Fair, Chicaco.
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