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y& .ijitrs t., mi. i r-i -i T in .no. . J. lliii'i -,- -w.y BEE THE -LOPV PRICED- Chamber Sulla at KELLER & SONS New pattern very showy. Try us once. GOING OUT OF RUBINBSS 1 will sell my entire stock at Cott, FURNITURE, WALL PAPER, RA1JY BUGGIES, WINDOW SHADES, NOTIONS and ALL. Wallpaper from 10 to 35c per double roll. JBonlerflJIfrom 3 to 10 cents per yard. G'vo me a call. WJTTENAGEMOTE Representatives of the People in Council. A CAPITAL CITY CONVENTION -::- W, 1 ,T. L. MITCHELL & CO., A Thousand Republicans .Assembled. Are DNAMODSDESIRB FOR STRONG MEN nsurance. HOLM AN ULOCK.HALEM. Or. dv, To Go On tho Slnto nnd County Tickets. LOUAL CALENDER. April 5, Th ursd-iy Polk counly Re publican primaries. April 0, Friday Republican counl. convention at Dallas to elect ntntu an district delegated. April 0, Monday First district con gresslonal convention at Salem. April 11, Wednesday Republlcai state convention at Portland. May 4. Friday Republican county convention at Dalian. Not A Uanijidatk. Dr. L. J Lemieux, of Gervals, writes the Jouukal to announce that he is not a candidate for coronor. Ho says: "I lioreby withdraw my namo as a cai -dldato for tho ofllce of county carom r, which was tendered me by my friend?, of the Populist party. I coiioider Hint I have not been long enough a citizen of this great republic and do not thlnlt that I am suillcleutly converaantvitb tho politics of this country to accept an ofllco." I NKAL DOW CKLBIIItATIONS.LttSt evening at the old Odd Fellows hall in Tumor block tho various temperance organizations and their frlouds held a mooting In honor of Neal Dow's ()0th anniversary. Agootl crowd gathered and considerable enthusiasm prevailed. Speeches were made by Messrs. Rig don, Brown and others In honor ol their great leader. Raiu: Lkctukb. Scones, experi ences and stories of Alaska, Tolom Poles, Shamans, Potlatches, feasts, dances, legends and tradltlona.thn great thunder bird, the creation, Hood, etc., at tho Congregational church Friday, March 23d, by Hon. E. T. Hatch In tho Interest or tho Kindergarten lecture fund. Admission, 25 cents; children, 10 ocnts. The Republicans havo captured Sa lem, the; city of peace, churches and state institutions, and as one delegate to the county convention remarked, the biggest Institution In tho state If the Republican party. At least n thousand earnest, interested, confident Republicans assembled In Salem tod a to take part In and witness the deliber ations of tho Marion county Republi can convention. The lobbies of Hotel Wlllametto were packed until mid oight, and the convention met ut 10 a. in. today. Following are the delegates; SALIIM no. 1. Win. Waldo, 1. U. Tarpley, D. Mo Cully, E. H. Lamport, V,D. Uluggett, Archie Mus'iu, CIiuh. Johnson, Loi Peurce, F. Ii, Soiilhwlok, J. II. Smith. SALBM No. 2 Charles Clngo't, H. U. Myers, II. P. McNary, R. A. Orossan, II. S. Jordan, S. T. Richardson, A. N. Moores, J. Q. WiViu, E. M. Lafore, A. H. BrasfloIO, J. II. McNary. SALI1M NO. 3. E. M. Crolaau, T. Holvorson, L. T. Itiynolds, James Culver, Geo. Collins, F. J. Fagan, V. O. Burner, E. B. Phil brook, Ira ErtT, Adtllsoir Dilley, B. H. Ilradshiiw, A. N. Gilbert, H. P. Koller, O. W. Hollenbraiid, A. J. Ba- Perkins, Nelotih Maseef , Frank Bolter, Jus. Looney, R. Hugllbs, 8. R. Bcott. LINCOLN. Ed. T. Judd, Henry C. Porter. W. H. Smith, Henry Keen, Silas W. Read. UACLEAY. W. B. McCalllsler, Bent. Patten, W. L. Simerul, Win. Rutnaden, E. Wilton. MAHION. S. II. Russell, B. Pearson, and J. A. Hussey. MKIIAMA. H. Hobson, Wm. Mulkey, Win, Berrenger, Peter Mauer, and D. H. Johnston. KA8T BILVEHTON. F. M. Starrett, A. G. Bteelhammer. M. Kaife, C. W. Drake, J. F. Davis, S. T. Hobart, Chas. Riches, J. A Hicks. WEST 8ILVEKTON. T. R. Blackerby, G. O. Bower.,' Jenniug Smith, G. Haynes. M. D. Ramsby, W. Cranston, T. W. Rlchies, W. B. Cox. SILVER FALLS. D. A. Van Gorder, S. B. Ormsby, L. Blakeney. STAYTON. John Porter. OS. O. Cone. A' Cart- wrlirht. L. Hobson. N. Jones. Geo. Carter, Henry Beeno. ST. PAUL. H. Beaudry, James Cook, P. Vlvett, J. W. Smith. TUIlNEIt. Robert Witzell, Jas. Duncan, Dr. W. M. Smith, Clark Rodgera, Sr., John McKiuuoy, George Morris, N. W. Sil ver. WOODI1UKN. Peter Lucler, H. D. Brown, A. D. Hall, Amos Beach, Walter L. Tooze, Frauk Hardcastle, S. Totulinsou, Jacob Nuylor. O A. Mendel, James Whltnev, u. r. araaiey, now. b. Uooley, J. M. Poorman. LlTTLE LOCALS, John Ward and Felix Hamilton were yesterday committed to the re form school from Linn county C. F. Hicks, of Sllverton, Is in the city on business and taking In theconveution. S. C. Reed U Indesposed, and con fined to his room today. - -Beautiful sunshine, this!. --A better appearing crowd of men never gathered In the capital city than the Republican hosts here today Mi-s A. Schlichtlng, who has been at Portland the past few weeks, returned yesterday to take her place as salejlady at 8. C. Reed's millinery establishment. Capt. E L. Pratt came up from Portland on this morning's express. .--Will J. Clark, editor of the "Gervais Star,'' is in the city attending the Republican con ventlon. Miss Wiunle Watson, of Portland, arrived on the 11:17 train to attend the funeral of A. R. Flint, her grand-father Geo. Croisan left for Linn county this morning to attend the bedside of his cousin, M. Croisan, who Is dangerously ill Miss R. F. Hall left for Albany by this morning's express to be absent a few days on business Ex. Gov. Z F.Moody re turned from his farm this afternoon, where ho has. been lor the past few days. Ossian went to Portland this afternoon, to be gone for a week or ten days Thomas Gilbert returned to Portland tan the a fteruoou local, after a brief visit with friends J. W. Card- well, the wide-awake real estate man, from Jefferson, was In the city today on busiuess. Communion. Tho communion; sor vlco at tho Evangelical church in Jell eraou will bo held next Sunday after noon nt 3 p. in. and not at 11 a, m. as announced. All concerned please note inocimuge, irom it a. m. to a p. in I. B. Fisher. Funkual Notice. There will be electric cars in attendance at tho South Halem church for those wishing to at tend tho funeral of James G Rcuulo tomorrow at 2 o'clock. Thkek VoTEits. Yesterday P. Gor don, of Russia, Chas. Huettor und Fred Hoorner, of Germany, took out their cltlzeu's paporH as full Hedged Americans. Diki.J. W. Will, brother or (loo. O. Will, orCorvallls.died yesterday and will bo burled Saturday at Coryallls. Tho best fresh peanuts and the most for tho money at Bunnell's postollleo hows stand, tf 1 m ii. Dologutes crowd Strong's rwtauraui for their meals. soy, Jas. M. Kyle, William Stalger, u. 1j. i tester. SaLHM no. 4. O. T. Hammi'll, U. G. Brown, A. O. Condlt, A. T. Wain. B. F. Meredith, I). L. Greene, II. P. Minto, Claud Gatch, Henry Kuudrot, Al. Oliuger, A, A. Lee. BOUl'H SALEM. Wm. Armstrong. J. Maey.'Juo. Now some, Scott Bu.orth, J. II. Daniels, B. uuniiiiigimm, ueo. wiilllaKer. YEW PANIC. J. C. Peebles, J. A. Carson, E, Hofer, F. W. Hollls, A. Winches, Chas. II. Burggrar, C. M. Lockwood, W. A. Moores. A11IQUA, J. D. Simmons. P. K. Johnson. (J. It. Ilouglmm, J. T. Rosi, J. R. White. SUIILIMITY. W. 8. Mitchell, Wm. King, Harry W. J. Humphrey. i:sr balem. F. L. Grlllltli, H. J. Workman, W. A. Slocum, J. L, Bollinger. NOKTll SALEM. lrank Kaiser, D. M. Smith, L. R. Stlnson, J. H. MoC.irmlck, C. B. Moores, A. J. I'rultt, T. C. Shaw, C. . JVUOX, 11, D. UUUK. riiosi'ix'j. T. 81ms, R. L. Potter, J.B. Woodford. C. H. Simpson, Otto Wilson. R. W. Carey, D. C. Sherman, M. L. Chamber lain. (J. Parmonter, II, C. Downing, G. P. Cadwell. ' ENOLEWOOI). Ike liigontol, Wm. H. Urown, W. L. Wado, A.E. Parker, W. H. Savage, W. Martin, P. Byrno, F. II. Sayuge, 8. Joiios, T. P. Welch, L. J. Martin. AUItOllA. Gold Dust Flour try It. THE FAIR bargain counter leads. Uso only Gold Dust Roller Flour. 11 nu II P K -AT- ) 1) USi An UN'S Win. Ntiloy, H. A. Ileok, Jr., J. H. Malay, h, Weber. Snyder, Chas. M. G. Smith, W. Kerr. lIltHlTKNIIUHII.; N. Buslioy, E.lI.iDuiiham, 8. P. TOV P18TOIJ3 mid PAPER CAPS, JJ5 cents. AGATES 10 cents, BA81CHALL8 6 to 60 cts, Rubber Balls 6 to x. Celluloid Balls. Bohool Blackboards, School Look Boxes, 6 to 10j. Flag Slato Penolls 6u n box, Color School Crayons luu a box Children's Small Playinir 1 1 ! -i " ut&rua, jvciutmiiwr BOOKSELLEH, 203 Couimorcinl SU nurruviLLK. W. IS. Her, Frank lUtohelor, S.A. Bryan, J. M. Murray, .Chas Lambyk. ClIAMI'OUG. John Hoofer, Gustavo Hoofer, Alex WiuMonhovun, KI.KIIOUN. Jus. Churoh, 8. V. Mliitiirn. HA1UPIHLD. Fnuik Miller, Uw, Haker, Frank Nloolli. MAIUIKI.l). F. 8. Oottle, Chni. Ilmnuu, W. DunnigHii, OHHVAU. L. H. Poujado, JaiMib Hlnglinm, J. L. Stott, iMulvluUy Mitchell, W. B. Browu,.U. Nys, J. IS. Xelglur, W. 8. 'J'aylor. UOltltll. John A. lino, W. T. Thomson, HOWtit.L. GroverSlmmoni, D.W. Smith, M. A. MuCorkle, J, F. Auderson, A. I). Jer-man. muituitn. J. L. Qalvort, J. J. 1). DUbrow. W. T. Grimm. Wm. PUlU. J. R. JnnUn, J, II T. Jones, W. U. Daww. JRPfKUMN. ICN.TUattii B. F. Hoaver.J. O. Hjcmund, a T. Johnson, N. H, Louney, j, W, Stitlwor, J, Bm worth. liAiuair. ' li, W. Chajiiuan, Q. W. Jodm, A, airnw, Chas. Fwter. Jys. JUeii, Hon-Chas. TBMI'OKAKY ORGANIZATION. Chairman Patterson called to order. C. B. Moores and J. O. Peebles were nominated for temporary chairman. Moores wa elected. In a brief speech ho referred to tho Democratic assembl age of Tuesday in a humerous manner, eliciting great applause. He pledged himself to treat ull elements of the con vention fairly. H. 8. Jordan was made temporary secretary by acclamation. W. A. Moores was made assistant secretary. Warren -Cranstan moved committee of flye on order of business. Carried. E. M. Croisau moved a committee of five on apportionment. E. 8. Ormsdy moved a committee of five on credentials. Chair appeinted: E. 8. Ormsby, J. C. Peebles, W. I. Tooze, J. 8. Taylor, W'L. Slmeral. Therreport of the committee on cre dentials was submitted showing dele gates as hero published. Nearly every delegate was present, there being not oyer half a dozen proxies. A LITTLE FUN, Geo. B. Miller, of Fairfield, asked that his name appear correctly. He did not want to appear as an alias. Laughter. His wife did not want to be in doubt as to who sho was living with. Great laughter. D. C. Sherman moved a committee on permanent organization. Carried. li. T. Judd moved a committee of flye on platform. Carried. Wm. Armstrong moved that a sepa rate delegation of 21 bo selected to tho state convention. Carried. It was moved and carried that all resolutions relating to platform bo re ferred to committee without debate. THE COMMITTEES. Chairman Moores announced the fol lowing cemmittees: On Apportienment: E. M. Croisau, W. L, Slmeral, N. II. Looney, 8. B. Ormsby, W. E. Her. On Resolutiens: E. T. Judd, IS, Hofer, J. M. Poorman, John Porter, Wm. Armstrong. On Permanent Organizatiens: D. C. Sherman, L. J. Potijado, W. E. Her, Frauk Hardcastle, A. 8. Brasfleld. Order of Btislnes: Warrou Crauslou, Wm. Bushey, Chas. Claggett, J. F. Anderson, Geo. B. MUlor. The convention adjourned to 1 p. m. Al-TEUNOON SESSION. The temporary organization was miulo pTtuanent oxcopt that Mr. Jor dan declined to be secretary. Lot L. Pearco was nominated and elected, OHDEKOK IIUBINES3. Tho committee submitted a majority report favoriug nominating tho ticket beglunlng with senators and represent- atlvea and going through from tho sherltt to the lowest place on the ticket. The minority report begau at (he tall of tho ticket ami went up in the re verse order. There was some discussion but the majority report was adopted. KIIWT II ALLOT FOH SENATOR. W. 11. Hobson, Btayton, 12(1. 1. L. Patterson, 8alem, 107. M. L. Joues, Brooks, 37. J. O. Peebles, Salem, 33. A. C. Gesuer, balem, 70. I). W. Yoder, Woodburu, 43. Necessary to choice, 123. Patterson and Hobsou wore declared tho uuaulmoua uomluees of the con vention. FlhST HALLOT VOR MKrUESKNTATIVK. Is being counted aa this report closes, and from the complexion of most of the ballots C. 11, Moores, K. Hofer, Warrcu Cranston and two others will be the nominees. Delegates crowd Strong's restaurant for their meals. The Bresslers Exonerated. Salem, Oregon, March 16, 1894. We, the citizens of South Salem and neighbors of the Bressler family, being acquainted with said family, do believe, that Ellsha C. Bressler came to his death by his own hand and wo exonerate said family from all blume: William Benson, Hormau E. Brown, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Brown, F. Buuce, George Buuce, Jacob Smith, Isabel Buuce, Irving Buuce, W. E. Evans, HalliePearmlue, Mr. and Mrs. C. SV. Evaus, Mary E. Holcomb, Mrs. B. F.IW, B. B. Lucas, Sarah M. Lucas, W. E. Lucas, Mrs. Anna Lucas, Mrs. A. L, Colwell, G. Mason, E. V. Mason, Miss Mary Kellebor, Daniel Knllelier, E. H. Piper,( W. F. R. Smith, J. C. Mills. The family wish to extend their sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends who so kindly iunisted them during their trouble with kind words and deeds. SPRING OPENING. WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY, MARCH 21st and 22d, '04. LADIE3''UF SALEM AND VICIN ITY RESPECTFULLY INVITED. PARISIAN PATTERN BONNETS, HATS, AND FINE MILLI NERY NOVELTIES. MRS. 8. C. REED, 205 Commercial St., Salem. McKinley Cluii. This organiza tion will meet at tho South Salem school house Thursday evening, March 22d. Good speakers will be present. From California. Jos. Clark, suc cessor to Clark & Eppley, has some of the finest California houey evor brought to Salem. Sri-REsii Colujiuia River Smelt 7pouuds Tor 2o cents at Division's market, 01 Court streot. Delegates crowd Strong's rostaurant for their meals. Six Qirls Drowned. Patzcnaro, Mexico, March 21. While a boat load of persons living at this plaoo were crossing Patzcnaro lake, tho boat sprung a leak, and six out of tho eighteen ou board were drowned, all being young womeu. Oladstone's Eyesight. i.o'I)o.n, March 21.-GIadstone this morning consulted on eminent occullst and It is understood that he bollevoa an operation may be performed without danger. PERSONAL AND SOCIAL. Local Correspondence from Towns in the Valley. MARION. J. M. ChrUtopher loaded auother car load or hay Tuesday. He Isshlpplug to Galem. The Marion delegates to the Repub llcan county convention, left here Tues day noon, for the capital. Mr. Eppley, the dentist, from Salem, Is stopping at Marlon hotel for a few days, working at his trade. Mrs. Arthur George left here Tues day, on the Rosebtirg local, for a visit to her relatives in North Dakota. Mr. Eppley taught tho people of Marlon some of the first principles of culture and singing on Monday and Tuesday eveuiugs, he also sang some of his comic songs. Green Bowling has rented a farm in Clackamas county, and left herelSuu day morning, by wagon, to move down there. L. F. Wiseman went with him to take a load, H. D. Oateruaudt, who has been on a visit in Illinois since last October, re turned home lust Sunday on the noon train. His daughter from Illinois came home with him on a visit to her rela tives here. M. W. Smith, of Salem, genera) agent for tbe State Insurance Co,, was hero Monday and Tuesday doing busi ness. He has appointed Station Agent H. A. Hlnshaw, local agent for the State Insurance Co., at Marion. Myrta Tomlinson arrived here Sat urday night and opened tbe school Monday morning, with twenty-four pupils and more to follow. The at tendance at school was small on ac count of the snow storm that morning. Miss Tomlinson is boardiug at S. M. Norten'e. o. v. Liamuert ana wile ana sou Frank, who have been visiting at Uncle Nortens the past winter, left here Tues day at 1 p. m. for their home in Iowa. They go via the Northern Pacific R. R. They were well pleased with our mild winters, and they may return and make their future home heie. DETROIT. J. J. Robius of Salem Is speud'ng n few days In Detroit. Our Republican club is growing. We get a few names at every meeting. D. W. Danforth was taken sick with la grippe aud was taken to Albany. Tbe O. P. R. R. company have put on a combination lock so thev do not haul the baggage car now. It is a good move. The people of this school district held a meeting last week and elected R. M. Poe for clerk and Mrs. Fuller for di rector. So much for women's rights. There are a variety of Cleveland badges worn up here of diflerent colors and shapes. Some with a dark back ground aud a white badce. it sets them oft good. Tbe Populists are very happy up here. They think that Nathan Pierce win carry me state Tor governor by a large majority. Now is the time for them to eujoy themselves, for they will not bo so happy after the 4th or June. Wood choppers have all euspended work for a while. The snow Is too deep, there Is three feet aud more com ing, iney nave decided to discuss politics uutil the snow goes down us mere is nothing else to do. Nat Bowman aud Jim Stearns left hero last week for the lower country to kill what few bears there are down there. Then they are coming back and are going to Eastern Oregon to kill what few there are left ov;r there. Then they will come back to the suu mit of tho Cascades aud kill all thero are between here and the summit Mai iou county will have to imko an extra appropriation tu pay them for bear scalps. The Republicans of Detroit met at the house of J. O. Fox on the 10th for the purpose of appointing delegates to me county convention. The meeting was called to order by Win. Bushey who was elected chairman. S. P.Kerr was chosen secretary of the meeting They theu proceeded to elect Wm lluahey, S. P. Kerr aud E. H. Duni ham as deleeales. Tim .,.-... ----. I .IJ intuit' choice of good, straight and Intelligent men to represont them. imooKs. Frank Harris came in on the o'clock train Monday. Squire Eyan moved to town Tuos day. Mrs. McClard was down from Che mawa Tuesday. J. W. Shatter started on the road ugaiu Monday enroute to Medford. Most or our delegates to the conven- uou icu lor oaiem Tuesday, Hon. Chas. Miller, or Jeflersou, will address the public here Saturday night myited to attend. GOLD DOLLARS ! At 75 and 85 cts THIS is what we arc giving by selling our stook of winter Hosiery and Underwear at the prices we have put on it to close out before our new spring goods Avil arrive. Givo us a call and let us convince you. E. F.'OSBUBN. 201 COMMERCIAL ST. -LOWER THAN (-6s:,08' t PHIUOl ", . jftaGais s y svsasi 4 SfT MA TV asj A LIE THE- Sales now being made on Boots, Shoes and Rubber Goods, -at the- Columbia Shoe Store In order to reduce the stock. 118 State Street, Salem, Or, ii i ii LOCAL ANNOUNCEMENTS. Announcements ol entertainments, special gatherings, lodges, and boelettes underfills uciiuiuk mi-ciicu lur zjceni, nuiiee not to ex ceed nvellnes, or moie than three insertions J Low Steamer Rates Parties intending visiting the Mid winter Fair should patronize the Union Pucific Steamers, as tins Company has j,iv.c.i in mem mini roruuna tne low rate of 2.00 to San Fraueisco aud re turn, which includes meals and berth. Pull particulars can be obtained by ad dressing V. II. Hurlburt, A. O. P. A. Union Pacific System, Portland. l-G-tf Midwinter Fair Kates. Midwinter Fair excursion tickets balem to Sau Francisco and return, via bout hern Pacific Co's. Shasta route. Rate, $27.50, including live ad- miss.uusio tneiair. Tickets good for thirty daj s from date of sale. RuraTFeast. Better tbuu Gerniea. llaB Villi trm.l 1 o tii . breakfast cerealVaold by 1 Ul8afem Kroc'eS' Atk lorlt, Wilson i. Iluv.i Hi7vie"?f?- v , , w .w.i, iijc- z 'Dim A Ritzville mnn has a curiosity in the shape of a squirrel with eleven legs and four beads. Six feet of snow Meacham, Oregon. is reportrd it JOHN HUGHES. Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Vils, Window Glass, Yamislics and the most complete stock of lirushcs ot all Kinds in tlio State. Artists' JMatci ials,Lime, Hair, Cement and Shingles and finest quality of OK ASS SEEDS New Advertisements, WANTED - if ure.. rushlne Canvasser of good ad ieral salary and expends paid :fllient. ivirtftlnn lilt. lU N' Itrne. Co., Nurserymen, 1'orttnnd, Or. d eod i-10 lOw sale dealers. Use only Gold Dust Roller Flour. Evekviiouy-Wants a daily nanr until after election. Onk Cknt Daily for four mouths at 51 00. The little 2-year-old child of W 8 Hunsaker, near Raker City, drank a quantity of lye. Its I,fe was ouly saved by prompt medical aid. nilOWN liKaHORNrf-EiGS Kor Kettlt r from mir& hrpri Htnnlr nt tttn Imv nrfPA nt 91.W1 per seitlnir. I'A Ut, KLIN C KLE. corner Liberty and MlbSlon streets, Balem VMtors invited J9 im QALESMEN WANTKU-Kree prepaid outfit, ij ODeofour Wicnts lias earned over 9,000 In live years. P. o. Uox 1371, New Yoi K 454t AmiJItY UOAIt h'fORE. KrultsaDdcaD Uy. 150 otute street. I-'luo tobacco and cigars. 3-1-tf ' rilili; most perfect fitting InifS made. Willi J. uoia a rupture where all others hne failed. Btreft. For sale by J. L. I'arrlsh, 401 Capital! l.-lt-II H A Powerful i icun iviaKer. A process that kills the taste of cod-liver oil has done good servicebut the process that both kills the taste and effects par tial digestion has done much more. SGOit'S E stands alone of fat-foods. muisioii in the field It II one, f nccir-lil .t-'. 1 - ""iuiuuu uecause part ly digested before taken. Scott's Emulsion checks Con sumption and all other wasting diseases. N.riii;--.. J)APt,IW.-I'ortlnnd. Sacramento, Batlle. . laconmaud ban Francisco papers on salci at lleanett's, I'ostoUlce block CU UISTI AN HOI ENUE-Llterature telndson sale at 3ai Liberty htreet. of all 4-V-lr 3 tills I'AfEIt Is kept on tile at K. O. Daae1 . Advertising Agenoy, &1 and 65 Merchant xenange, Sau Francisco, California, whtrf contracts for advertising can be made tor It at 7:30. Kverybody Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair. Thk Onk Cunt Daily U the cheap est paper for tho carup&Igu. Hhowltl to your neighbor. u-rliibt O OfialHiBaking Powder C3h:!Eg,.r3r South Salem Market, Fresh Meats sold at lowest rates, and free delivery. Opposite brick store. Hay by the ton. F. M. RINEHART, Prop. .'-GROCERIES-, STAPLE aud FANCY. Wcodenware, Willow ware, ai.d CROCKERY. A choice new line of Hyrups arrived this weitc Osborn & Harritt's 116 Court street. Closing Out! 1 (C( KOLLS WAIL IWI'KR at ijUUU Wholesale cost, U7 Btflte street. EU IJPer '"ust bo oil closed out In a short J1!8" Va" eatlT "id get the flnest and bebt pnper cheaper thau e er will be sold again. !& r3g Hardware Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery . A2SSJ255Alf IMPLEMENTS. " W. Cor. State and Liberty StL FlicCB' SALEM, OREGON The only Piux Croam of Tartar Pow.tr v . 0d in UUUoos of HomS-rVS SSrf VS P09 I have h.Mi ' y 2f flU,,,K the E' wito G,aft' KJC K i wSh ., p'W" years' experience, which, Stvflf.itrrnc1' ial Cabe eubes e cor" WVW. MARTIN. Ort1rMii Northwestern Nursery, Lanrestnnfe ..i. ., "-i balu.1I, v TmTnHUV 7S ' W? dXrOTL1," fre vermin. ThU I. . AES PRICES, Ulow all compeuffi i1" I)f t of tfte city. HA1T1J "peuuon, W-lmdw T. D. JONES, PROP, A
