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LITTLE LOCALS.
N. M. Newport, of Albany, la in the
My, attending the commencement ex.
erclean at tho WiUatnete university
Rev. I. D. Driver, of Eugcuo, ia in the
eity. B. Wieaner,tho Populiat leader
of Howell, has dono a wlao thing. He
has changed his weekly Jouiinai, for
Thb Onh Cent Daily Tho Ollftou
children huvo been sont to tho Orphans'
home. Beautiful haying wcathor at
lafet. J. E. Baker, tunnugor of tho J.
0. Goodalo lumber yards, went to
Xugene today Miss Mary Waters,
of Eastern Oregon, wont to Harrlaburg
today,. J. M. Long, tho State street
grocer, wont to Brownsville this inorn-
leg Bhoda Allen returned to 811.
vertou on tho afternoon train J. C.
Booth was a passenger for Portland
this afternoon. .Hugh H. Thompson
went to Portland on business today.
Pardons. Governor FonuoyerTues
day pardoned tho following men out of
wato prison. John a, Shrive, of Salem,
forging a note; Henry Miller, Newport,
murder in second degree; Charles ller-
Hrt, Astorlu, samu ollonse; Gyrus
Sbafer, samo oUoubo; David Morris,
CUckamas county, same offense; Dan
Moraur Portland, manslaughter; Peter
Oftsklll and Frank Fletchor, Umatilla
tNHtnty, both samo class of crimes.
There are a few of the gravor sort of
criminals in the state prison who huvo
ttot yet beou pardoned, but it in proba
Wy because application has not been
mtvde in proper form,
Jkffehson Schools. Yeatorday
etaMl one of tho most successful school
vMttlu tho history of our Institute,
Frof. Louts Barzeo la a tlroless worker
la tb cause of oduoatiou, and the rapid
protrreM raado by tho students, the
twgly Increased attendance, and the
fMKNral satisfaction expressed by the
patroutt must bo very gratifying to the
Prof, aud his ablo assistants. Review,
i
Gi.uh Bnoor. The Baleiu Rod aud
ia club held their regular shoot
y afternoou, for tho Lefevre
with the following scere: Adams.
Brooks, 8; Harrltt, 17; Ityau, 22;
10; Adams, 14; Olmsted, 0;
10; OlitwUd, 14.
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House Latk. Until further
Um overland (rata from the
will feav Portland two hour
onfor to eonot with the N. P.
sVmPui Sound,
i
1 MoRMlMttMMt. The Latitat Alt!
- And jSuiMhi Mfceel e tb V. K.
will n a tmu4 plotito at
i u July 4th, Don't forget
Or. Mm'i Ormm ktafcat PowAw
afc
TDE SALES! FRUIT CANNERY
Leased for llio Berry Season 'to
the Fruit Union.
WILL ALSO BB RON NEXT FALL.
Salem
to Bo the Great
Market as Usual.
Fruit
The Marion county fruit growers
held a meeting yesterday afternoon
and evening with good results. First
they concluded arrangements for the
operation of the big Salem cannery for
the berry season. Second, they estab
Halted prices for marketing small fruit.
The cannery bus been leased from the
Wallace estate aud tho surplus straw
berry, blackberry aud black-cap rasp
berry Top will be canned up. No
frjlt will be marketed under the fol
lowing prices by members of the union.
as it Is believed as much or more can
ts realized by canning: Gooseberries,
3 cents per pound or 16 pergullon;
ruwberries, 5 cents per box; black
tarries, 5 cents; black-cap raspberries,
(i cents. It was deemed uecessary to
eater into a compact to maintain these
prices, In order to insure the union
agilust loss In operating the cannery,
a'ld the members uro bound to time
prices only while that concern Is in
iperation.
The management Is In the hands of
o reful business men whoso interests
a o Kieniiued wuu mo growers.
Mr. Lyman, who wus foreman of the
cannery last season, has been engaged;
ho has an excellent reputation as a can
uar. Mr. Shepard, tho manager and secro
tary, went to Portland today for the
purpose of looking ufter cans and other
supplies to bo used in the operation of
the cannery.
Those who have fruit that they desire
ctnned should call upon the manager
at once in order that provision may be
matlo for sulllclent supplies.
It Is learned from Mr. J. M. Wallace
that tho cannery nud evaporotor will,
without a doubt be operated In the fall
to handle the pear, pruue and apple
crop.
Fourth of July Picnic.
Tho committee on states picnic for
tho coming 4th had u preliminary
meeting in cx-Gov. Chadwiok's olllco
this morning aud huvo culled a meet
ing oi tho whole committee to meet at
samo pluco on Monday next at 2
p. m. The political excitement is over
and it Is now proposed by ttie people of
Marion aud Polk counties to huvo the
graudest, biggest, loudest, funniest
tlmo overseen or heard In tho North
west. Music, ten mlnuto speeches,
souiul tlmp,plcnlo dlutier, races, cames,
ragmufiln celebrating, tug of wur,
sack races etc., will occupy tho day
uud the attenduueo of all fun lovli.g
citizens. Program will be arranged
Monday. It Is proposed that each
clllzou register from his native state or
country whether it be Maine or
Australia.
At Low Pkioes. Tho New York
Racket has a line line of Oxford tics,
tennis shoes for ladles, gouts aud chil
dren, summer underwear for ladles,
gouts and children, lace curtains, bed
spreads, Victoria lawn aud ualnsooks,
babies caps uuluuudrled uud laudrled,
shirts, outing 11 tuuel shirts from 25 ots.
to 06 ots, black sutteen aud light shade
negligee shirts, straw huts, aud fur and
crush hats, at very low prices; laces,
embroideries, ladles and boys'valstH
and many other Items, all sold ut
Racket prices. Call aud see us.
diit-wlt
Bad Roads. Mr. FawkB, of Eola,
was lu tho city today. He camo ucrops
tho plains in 1851, and has lived In
Polk county since that time. He says
tho roads were worse the past whiter
than ever before, and thinks tho road
laws ought to be so changed as to allow
every district to select Its own road
master.
Ot'KlclAii. Tho otilclul count of the
ballots cast ut the election June 4th,
will not te completed beforo Thursday
ovenlug. Nn great changes uro being
made lu itiu ugures.
Wash
Co's.
Waists. At Holverson it
Taxpayers Auontion.
Tho Salem oommitteeof one hundred
will meet ut tho city council chamber
Saturday at 2 p, m.
u-isir
A. Bush.
Hkaiquahtkh8. For the choicest
English walnut snd almonds always
at J. A. Van Eitou'a old reliable gro
oory.
Everybody Is taking advantage of tho
sale.
1'iuncks.s Duoic At
Co's.
Holverson &.
Deranettuieul of the liver, wilhfonit I nation,
Hi hi re iu roMiuexiou. muuce puupira, i'
l....uk.l.. tt ii,iuu tftiik Miim Ittf lulim ltr I ,Kd
Uitla htvvr ftlK Ouamixto Try ihm. I
Why don't you try Curler' Uttle Uvir
aKirAffivauiasi i aura i
liver. Utily ou I'll! a Coc
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Theaotlou cf Carter's I.lttie Liver PI
u..... .. . li4 unit muIiimI l libV iTMIt
i tiiuute th liver aud utat t ebowrl,
IrytbeM
PERSONALS.
Hon. L. T. Barln of Portland
In in
the city.
Mrs. R. J. Hendricks returned from
Aurora.
County Assessor Cofley went to Tur
ner this morning.
Hon. W.E.Burke of Portland is in
the city for a week.
A. Weddle.of Turner.a Marlon coun
ty pioneer, is in the city,
Clilel of Police Minto returned this
afternoon from Philomath.
Hon. JohnF. Miller was a passengtr
on the afternoon train for Portland.
Miss Fannie Wright, of Unlon.is the
guest of Mrs. B. D. Gilbert.
Werner Breyman, Wm. " Brown and
and wife, and Miss Col well visited
Portland Tuesday.
Prof. Myers, of Brooks, late Populist
can lidate for county school superin
ten lent, Is in the city.
Ex-Supt. B. E. Mulcaby of the O. P.
R. is in the city. Ho is no longer
interested in that road.
Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Crolsan and Air.
and Mrs. I. L. Patterson attended the
Woodburn ratification.
L. Hobaon, who has been serving as
Juror n the U. S. court, at Portland,
returned to Stayton this morning.
Henry L. Huffman, formerly of
North Salem, is now located on a big
ranch near Toledo in Lincoln county.
Miss Mary Waters of Burns, Or., and
Mrs. A. M. Crane or 1'orilanu, are
guests of Mrs. E. E. Waters, 404 Sum
mer street.
T. T. Geer returned from ills cam-
nilgn tour lu Eastern Oregon last
night. He was sent out by the State
Central committee to follow Governor
Pdnnoyer on the stump, and made
about forty speeches, after riding forty
to sixty miles a day and onco walking
twenty-five miles.
Circuit Court Juno Term.
Burnett, judge. In the afternoon
the case of the f'.ate vs. Win. F.Parker,
for obtaining money under false pre
tenses went to the jury composed of
Reuben Lee, Dexter Bobbins, Joseph
La Follett, Oacar Doke, J. Lewis, Joe.
Zimmerman, Rankin Edgar, W. Cor
ulsh, G. Steiner, Jos. Munkers, G.
Dental, and E. Porter.
Tho witnesses were F. M. Townseud,
at whoso iustuueo Parker was arrested,
E. J. McCory, Jos. H. Albert, A. H.
Kerr, H. P. Mlnto, B. M. Wltherlte,
Oswald West, J. H. Albert, Mrs. Par
ker, and the defendant. At 1.46 the
testimony was all In aud thearguments
of counsel and the charge to the Jury
occupied until 4 o'clock. Then the
Jury wout into their room and at 0.20
returned u verdict of guilty. Parker
will be soutenced at 0 u. m. Friday.
The civil action of Jumes O'Nell vr.
A. R. Rlckard and J. H. Miller and
Geo. E. Hatch went to a jury consisting
of F. R. Smith, Lewis Lemory, War
ren Cranston, W. M. Hllleury, S. B.
Watklns, V. T. Column, W. W. Elder,
W. T. Bell, P. Glovor, E. M. Law, J.H.
Porter aud W. H. Cook. The case
went over till today.
The cases to be tried by jury, other
than those that will arlao through the
uctlon of the grand jury, ate MaBsey
vs. Boutley, Booth vs. Moody, Hum
phreys ys, Merrltt and White, Maeou
vs. Capital City Railway Co., Ella M.
Smith vs. Sulem Abstract Co.
THE DOCKET.
Beth R. Hummer, executor of the
will ofEleuorShrum, vs. D. H. Miller
and MnrathaE. Miller, foreclosure,
demurrer overruled.
W. F. Ohm & S. D. Fooht vs. the
Oregou Laud Co., action for mouey,
demurrer overruled.
Salem Building & L an asssoctatlon
vs. J. B. Beuvlt, et a); default uud
decree.
WEDNESDAY'S DUCKET.
Clinton Tracy vs. J. R. Dlckensor,
notion for money, default and judge
ment with order to soil property.
Johu Ryau vs. F. J. and II. G
Eldrledge, settled.
Mark 8. Skill vs. A. H. D unon, de
fender's motion for couHuiuuco al
lowed and cause continued.
Dodd & Co. va F. J. Eldrledge, set
tled. Siutlutu Lumber Co. vs. Henry A.
Olcmun, default and judgment.
State vs. Fred Adams, bound over to
keep peace, motion to dismiss.
GUAM) JURY.
Tho grand Jury found threo bills
against W. A. II iluios for assault with
a dangerous weapon, threw a rock at a
man; also O. M. Birtlett for larceny of
a gelding. Two not true bills against
Ei. Stewart, charged with exposing
his persen: also lMer Rene, adultery
with G. W. Verdot.
Met His Match.
This mirulug Judge W. C. Hubbard
told n one-armed deputy assessor, who
deuouueed the cayuw court for cutting
his bill of honeat waged agreed to be
forehand, that If It were uot for the
dignity of tho court ho would not stand
such language.
"Dau't hUui) ou your dignity a lulu-
Ilia II uulil tilt tillltl liatlAMaJtP
vl .
What do you mean?" ubked tho
oaurt.
"come n8hi t . m Br, m n,.
court hoiiio yar I and you ohi oou toll
whether you will aland ou your dlgulty
or on your head," Tliojudgo did uot
or on your noa
adjourn ooirU
COMMENCEMENT CONTINUES
VariouaDetailBof Exercises and Pro
grams of Entertainments
Willamette university keeps pretty
quiet all the year around until June.
Then the Institution begins to
kick and unwind Itself. There are
weeks of commencement. The grad
uates of different kinds come out of
their shells. Oratories, orations.essayB,
diplomas and degrees are flying in
every direction. Handsome girl stu
dents and young men blushing wltn
honors aro thick as bees In clover.
TRUSTEE'S MEETINa.
All day yesterday the board of
trustees of Willamette university were
in session, receiving the work and con
ditions of the past year and in the
evening oOicers were elected.
The degree of D. D. was conferred
upon Revs. M. C. Wire and John Par
sons The degree of Master of Arts was
conferred upon Miss Ellen J. Chamber
lain, preceptress of the Washington
state university at Seattle.
Prof. Willis C. Hawley, for the past
year acting president of the university,
was elected president by a unanimous
vote and accepted the honor in a feel
ing address. The following were
elected as officers for the ensuing year:
Gen. W. H. Odell, president; Hon, F.
R. Smith, vice president; Rev. J. H.
Roork, secretary; A. N. Bush, treasur
er. Messrs. A. N. Bush, F. R. Smith
and Dr. J. Reynolds were selected as
trustees to supply the vacancies on the
board caused by the expiration of their
trm of office. J. H. Albert, C. B.
Moores aud Leo Willis were chosen as
an atidltlngcommitteo for the ensuing
year.
Rjv. I. D. Driver was re elected lee-1
turer upon theology for the ensuing I
year, and Rev. J.
H. Roork was re-1
elected
as tlnancial
agent and the
bishop presiding" at the ensuing confer
ence was ' requested to detail them for
this work.
On motion of Rev. J. N. Denison a
committee, with Oen. W. H. Odell as
chairman, was appointed to submit to ;
the coming legislature the propriety of. A BoOM This is not exactly a boom
granting to the medical department of 'yt,ar ,Q balerrj( but th amoxmi of sand,
wiiiaraeue umverouy wie aamo ii,nU-
prlution from the Htate treasury as is
now being drawn thetefrom by the
medical department of the State uni
versity, and to secure such other legis
lation as may seem proper.
THE CONSERVATORY.
This morning was given the 13th an
nual commencement program of the
music conservatory as follews:
Overture, "delife or Corlnlh"--. ... Rossini
1st piano, MIsseM Alderson uud Reamer,
2dplnno.MIs8 Uurctuin aud Harris,
3d piano, Miss Altennutt and
Mr. HUarp.
1'rayer Rev. O W. Orannin
Quartette Nowiom
Miskes Jury nud Newtome; Messrs. U.nu
and Farvln '
Arln,"Va Va, Va Dlt elle" Meyerbetr
Mlks Marguerite Alderson,
Aufschwung. Op VI, No. 2, Schutnan
Mi's Leo Norah Harris
Cavatlnl. "Cnro Nome" Verdi
Miss Dorothy C.Altormalt.
Aria. "Casta Div," Bellini
Mrs. V.ola A. Holland. i
Allegro Sonata. Opus 81, No. 1 Beethoven
Miss Mary llurchani. '
Arla.-"Q.ul In Vo a" . Bellicl
Mrs. tjharp.
Aria. "Adelaide" Beethoven
Miss May Newsome
Rondo Caprlccloso. Op. H, Mendelssohn
MUs Dorothy Aldermatl.
THE ALUMNI.
Secretary Willis, cf the alumni, has
Issued the following program, which
will be reudered at the chapel this
evening.
Music, selected, orchestra.
Prayer.
'Muslo, piano solo, Nettie Beckner.
Introduction of class of 1804.
Music, vocal boIo, Mrs. Holland.
Oration, Hon. Wm. Galloway, B. 8.,
class of '63.
Poem, Mrs. Sarelia Miller, B. B.,
class of '77.
Muslo, selected, orchestra.
Essay, Mrs. Frances Moreland Har
vey, B. 8 class of '60.
Auualf, A. N. Moorea, A. B , class of
70.
Music, vocal duet, Misses Carpenter
and Alderson.
Recitation, Miss Mao
Boise, B. L.
class of '89.
Muslo, piano kolo, Mtea Hubbard.
Beucdlction.
COMMENCEMENT DAY,
Thursday is tho great day of the sea
son, aud the time has leen assigned as
follews: 0
10:00 a. in. Commencement of col
lege of liberal arts.
2:30 p. m.-Commencement of college
or law.
8:00 p. ni.
! 1- X .
-Entertalument
.....1 M.,
aud reun
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Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
CREAM
BAKING
POWMR
MOST PERFECT MADE
A pure Gripe Cream of Tartar Powder. Free
from Ammonia, Alum or any other aduUorant.
40 YEARS THH STANDARD.
Ion of tb conservatory of music.
THE OYMNASIUM WOBK.
The gymnasium exhibition at 3:00 p.
ra. was witnessed by an Imraenfo
crowd, and they were not disappointed
for the boys served them to a surprise
and a treat which no Ralera audience
ban ever witnessed. The class work
was comprehensive and the bar and
ring work carefully executed showing
careful training and the work of the
five months which the gymnasium has
existed has be6U first-class in every
respect. There was a rumor if not
more than a rumor floating directly
from the trustee meeting that for next
year would be built 60x60.
Our New Gym !
Give Us Room 1
60 by 60 !
Zip U Rah I Boom 1
Leua Stlllwell on "The Excellency
of an Attained Ideal'' and H. G. Hib
bard on "Imagination" showed trained
thought and exhaustive study of their
subjects. Marie Rockwell on '-Tintock
Top" was a lovely comparison of
h iman attainment with the legend of
T.ntock Top the mountain of Scotland.
J. H. Robuett on "Crime aud Its Pre
vention" discussed the progression of
t le punistiment systems.
DOINOS OF TRUSTEES.
The board of trustees convened in
adjourned meeting at 9:00 a. ra. The
flrst to report was a committee on
gymnasium which advised the appro
P'iatlon of t.250.00 for the erection of a
new gymnasium, which was adopted
and referred to the auditing committee
and was admitted later In their report,
which report was. undjr discussion
when the meeting adjourned to meet
' ftt 3;00 p m Notllng otherwise dell
n te was done.
A crowded house greeted the gradu
ates In music this morning at 10 a. m.
The ease and skill with which the
pieces were rendered showed plainly
the thorough drill to w hich they had
b.en suojected. A more exhaustive
account will be givan later.
Lansdowne. At Holverson & Co's.
,,raVel. lime, cement and other build
lug material being sold by the Salt m
Improvement company shows that the
Capital city is not yet dead.
Heavy Failure. Oqe of the heavy
failures Is to oompete with sthe low
price of goods at The Fair 108 Court
street .O. C. Dabney, proprietor.
2d 1 w eod
Min's working pants for $1.00, ?1 25
and $1 60, the cheapest ever known, at
Osburu's Racket store. 2 d 1 w
' Pongee Lace and Emuroidery.
At Holverson & Co's.
HORN.
KKIiNhJ. Tuesday, June 12. 18J4 to
Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Keen, of
Sliuw Station, a twelve pound daugh
ter. AgOny 's annoyance
concentrated.
Beecham's
(jjau) Pills
Va Box.
(Tastciess)
are concentrated
remedies for the
annoyance of
Indigestion or the
Agony of Dyspepsia.
as cents a box.
'000000000
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer iu Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Varnishes
; and the most complete stock of
Brushes of -all Kinds in the
State. Artists' Mater iuls,Ume,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
Hnest qiiality of K ASS SEEDS
New Advertisements
I IMNT&D Immodtatelr, atoiupeleatcoolc
I 1 1 and lor g loeral housework. Apply at ('bat-
wl'ntt;iao0e6cVrc0hst"
0 13 si
T T-Ou BtkUslroet, a pair of
lj spectacle. Fluder will lie r
le vine same at Cook hotel,
so d-bowed
rewarded by
o-u si
LOar NerHed Front drugstore, while as
stsunftoboid a fractious horse, Saturday
evenlnc, laid Cowa an UuibreiU will the
hoy that picked tv up please leave It at the
1"OH BALK Several choice lou on Ayl
avnue. Also a kcod phaeton. Inqufo
r slden 1 south sUe t Junction of electric
1U". ASTIUI11 vnu.
mo most penect ntung truss made. Will
uuiu a mpiura wnere ail omen have
Jed. Fur sale by J. L. Parrih. joi iniiui
"t. i.i,f
PAJ:-H8'-rotUndK Sacramento, oeatile.
T Tacoma and 8u Francisco papers on al
at Bennett's, Iostoffloe Mock
CURI8TIAN eCIENCE-UUrature
klods on sal BtaatlJberty street.
of all
-lj
3mi.1AJ'.1!;K u pt on meat K.aDake'i
ieharu.-e.8AU Francisco, California, wharf
contotr-s fur advertl.lnK crTfc?rff 5S fo?,
E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal H(nfcPMiAe,-.
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COMBONEI
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Dress Goods,
RETIRE
FROM
Clothing and
At your
IMIT1IG
Entire stock and fixtures for sale cheap. Thanking our
many friends for their past patronage, we solicit a continuance
of the same while we wind up the business. Respectfully,
- Willis Bros. & Co.,
June Races!
breeding and Speet.
PROGRAMME
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
Bicycle race, half mile, open; 1st
prize, value $6; second, value $2 60.
Running, oue-tourth mile dash, free-for-all;
purse, 575.
Trotting, three minule class, mile
heats, 2 lu 4; ptnse $100.
Running, three fourths mile dash for
three-year-olds; purse $100.
Trotting, 2:2i class, mile heats, 2 In 3;
purse $150.
THURSDAY, JUNE 21.
Bicycle race, mile, handicap, open;
1st prize, value $8.50; second, value $5.
Pacing. 2:35 class, mile heats, 2 in 3;
purse $100.
Trottinct, 2:25 class, mile heals, 2 In 3;
purse $150.
Ruuuiug, three-eights mile dash,
freefor-ad; purse $125.
Ruuniug, seven-eights mile dash,
free-for-all; purse $150.
There Will Be a Big Bicycle Race Every Day.
All entries to the trotting and picing races clow on June 10th, and the en
tries to the ruuniug races will close ut 6 o'clock ou the night preceding the race
JAP. MINTO, See'y, Salem, Or.
Friday will be L idles' day, and no admission fee will be charged the ladlesi
ou that day.
ADMISSION Man's ticket, 50 cents; ladles' ticket, 25 cents, except om
Friday, when all ladies will be admitted free.
JESTRaces begin every day promptly at 1 o'clock.
COMMENCEMENT!
OREGON STATE FORMAL SCHOOL,',
DRAIN, OREGON, June 16-21, 1894.
SATURDAY EVENING, June 16-Medal Declamation contest by crosses in
I'.locutlou. J
PU!BDDY,of Portland ' m'-Baccalaureate Sermon by Rey.B. Stryker, A. M.,
SUIATD.iLVJNiIca,,JuDn17,? m.-Commencement address, Hon.E. B.
MeElroy, state Sup't of Publlo Instruction.
MONDAY EVENING, June 18,8 p.m
THURSDAY forenoon and afternoon -
ODeAJEag25?W
TlckeUBood TfroSi June 15th to jS5eUarBed for
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iw.nvwr,Tv 7,:;ZW" . " u'v'a- eia, sup't city 80hOOl8,E
T; .i E. 7l fMi It1: f AU; JUDe 3 8 P- m.-Fxercisesof the Alumni
w.u,,.,, iiiuncu uy reunion ana Daun:iHt
cheaWrdUb?S - obtained and a'so
and t ltusstue JraduatlnS eiercifMn?,8hF?.ronle.nc,ement week- Everyone Invited to con e
m.l, 5 business a'ygK .ory t the school; 28 nor-
Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
N w r c. . P Goods and Lowest PrkeZ
H. W, Cor, State and Liberty Sts. SALEM OREGON,
-n x v O J make a
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W. W. MARTIN. Optician
TUB NEW
WILLAMETTE STABLES
- "encSblock aoS Wtofllce. RYAN A CO.
PERRY & CO.
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Engines repaired. AU kinds of Job Work' Mttlr io.
NearBepot. Salem, Oregon. QmJZZZZjEZ '
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COMB ALL!
BUY -
hoes, Etc.
own price.
iT COST.
OPERA HOUSE CORNER.
FRIDAY; JUNE 22.-(Ladies' Day.)
Bicycle race, one mile for novice, fat
prize, value $8; second, value $2.50.
Trotting, 2:35 class, mile heats 2 In 3;.
purse $100.
Trotting, 2:29 class, milo heats 2 in 3;.
purse $150.
Ruuniug, one-half mile dash; purse
$100. Ruuniug, one mile dash; purge $150.
SATURDAY, JUNE 23.
Bicycle race, one mile, open; firei
prize, value, $100; second, value $10.
Running, ilve-elgbts mile dash; purse
$100.
Running, one and, one-eighth mile
dab; purse $150.
Pucing, 2:18 class, mile heats, 2 in 3;
purse $150.
Free-for-all trot; purse $200.
Exercises of the Department of Muslo
and
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Asso-
Graduating exercises of Class,
P'fl" company lor reduced rates.
toaa trip between ABhland and Albany.
Si)eclalty of flttlne the Eve with Glasses.
thlrty.five years' experience, which,
French
irial Case, enables me to cor-
Eye.
Thero ia no charge for my ser-
MANUFACTURERS of Hop
and Cooking Htovea, Hollow
Ware, all tiim, and Chilled
Plow Pol n I a Voll linn rji
v atnvt. p.,,
BOSKS
Association.