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U IflTALi JOUHNAL. l'UU. CO.
A Weathkh Foiiecast. Moudaj
clearing and fair; Tuesday fair nuo
warmor.
LITTLE LOCALS.
Showers and mls'B cut down tin
church and Bunday school nttondanct
yeatorday Thk Jouiinal propose t
to double Its clrclo of ten thoueauL
readora in the next ono hundred days
Boo If It don't. Prepare to take li
the Juno races thla week On next
Wednesday afternoon from 2 until t
the ladles of tho auxiliary to tho Y. M.
0. A. will recelyo and entertain theli
lady friend n in the parlors of tho asso
elation rooms. A cordial Invitation Ir
Is hereby cxteuded to all ladles whethei
their Interest In tho work is much oi
Uttlo. Tho right of sullrago will, foi
the first time in the history of Salem,
bo grouted tolls ludy citizens as nn op
portunity to cast a ballot fur theli
favorite poet author will bo given.
Marriage llcouscs were Issued Saturday
to Lewis Miwon aud Rosa Dlckerson;
also Graut Darker and Elizabeth F.
Dlckerson, daughters of W. O. Dlolter-
son Itev. Shulsoof theBouth Salem
M. E. church preaohod at the asylum
Bunday afternoon and at tho Reform
school In tho ovonlng. Ho expoota to
move Into his now parsonage August
1st, Dr.F. H. Q wynno who attended
tho Presbyterian general assembly lec
tured to tho Balem aooloty last night
ou his experiences at Saratoga..
Perry lleamor Bucceeds Win. Cook at
MoCorklo'a Favorite cigar store.
A man by the uamo of Faulk, work
lug on the BlmmonH place two mile
cast of tho city, cut his right wrist
badly with an ax. Dr. J. N. Bmlth
dressed tho wound Mrs. G. L
Broat aud Bertha uro at Eugene, to at
tend tho University commqnoemom
exercises. Irving Broat is a student
there.. Miss May Davis who hut
bwn visiting her sister Anna returned
to Woodburu today That oougai
skin killed by tho Patton boys can be
men at the Red Cornor drug store.
JjAdik8' Only. Swtlue and jtercali
waists for ladies, only 45 cents, GO cont
and 75 cents each, worth Jut double
Um price, now selling by tho Union
Jtargaln Store, D'Aroy block, Btato st.,
Batow. 2d lw
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Hot Wkathkk. It will brlue soim
diMotaforU), but If you got your laun
dry dona at Col. J. Olmatead's steam
iMMdry, and thus ayold tho stench of
CbitM wash-houses, It Is endurable
WiiMTKO. To trade goodwvon room
hnarr, barn, and tot on Cottage street
for Amu. Awly at tkta office.
Ild4w
&. Twmwty-Fivk CWiW uets a heavy
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tbted bhwek he, wn at Il'olyenwu
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Vmrr liou Tfce Mm lignum
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Graduates' Reception.
Last Saturday evening Miss Esther
Collins, assisted by the Mlasea Martin,
gave a reception to the graduating
class of the Salem public schools and
Superintendent Anderson, at her
beautiful home on Church street.
Although it was a very stormy even
Ing all members of tho class were pres
ent except two or three. During tbe
fore part of the evening the Saltm
public school alumni society was or
giulzed with about thirty five mem
bers. The following officers were
elected: Miss Esther Collins, presi
dent; Willie HIgley, vice-president;
Mies Trlsta Anderson, secretary; Clar
ence Bishop, treasurer. It is the In
teutlon of tho society to give a banquet
to every Kraduattug class of tbe Salem
public school.
After the usual games, music, social
utercouree, and some very interesting
itnrles by Sii erluteudeut Anderson, u
lelfghtful lunch was served after
which the guests departed after baviue
ipent an evening long to be remem
bered.
In tho Circuit Court.
In tbosultof Ohm &Focht vs. Oregoi
lianu Co., the jury rendered a verdict
f $1410 for plaintiff. Defendants wll
ik fur a new trial und appeal to the
upreme court.
Judge Burnett held a short session
his morningland adjourned to 1 p n-.
Ho will close the Juuo term thlp
week, as he opens court at Altmin
uoxt week. 'Ihero Is a perceptible
clino in litigation aud a marked dis
position to settle.
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The Grand jury.
This has been v hard session of worl
or the grand jury. They have abou
dosed up all their criminal business
aud visited the R-form school and otli
er state and county institutions. Tliei
hut the penitentiary, asylum, aud
-ttate Farm to visit yet today, and wll
prepare their report this evening. Ii
they get through they will report to
uorrow, and go to their homes at noon.
Was Not Held.
Reforo a boy can be sent to the Re
form school ho must be proven provok
iugiy bud and Incorrigible In manj
respects. So one Harry Idlewluo wut-
before the couuty court this morning
for trial. His mother, Mrs. Barbara
Ashford,appearcd agulnst him, but was
not able to convict her offspring. The
boy was shown to bo about 18 years of
age, but the evidence was held iusulli
clent to commit him and ho was rt
leaned,
Killed a Cougar.
Saturday night's storm drove a
couuar. or mountain lion. In from the
foothills, and It attacked the flocks of
Jack Patton several miles east of
Macleay. Tho dogs got after the lion
tud drove him into the trees. Sunday
morning he killed it not 200 yards from
tho house. It weighed 05 lbs. Mr.
Patton felt proud of his achievement
and brought the skin to Salem today.
He wanted to seo if ho could get the
botintywlthout mutilating the head.
Tho skin is n beautiful onu seven feet
long.
Young Poople's Picnic.
On Tuesday evening at tho cozy little
park In Mornlugsldo, thoY.P. B. C. E.
of the Congregational church, will give
a picnic. The Second Regiment baud
will be In attendance nnd there will be
singing by the male tiuurtet, solos, in
strumeutal music, etc, A nice lunch
eon, consisting of sandwiches, cofhe
and cako will bo served for 15o. Ice
cream, cake and Ice cream soda will
also be served. Lunch from fi until 0
o'clock. This will bo one of tho most
pleasaut aflalra of June 1601.
Groat Inducmonts.
This week a cut of (1.25 to $2.00 on
eaoh trimmed tiat In my houso lurgesl
stook for the season In the city. Mrs.
D, h. Fiester, Court street milliner.
0 18 31
Got a JACKKT-For half price, down
at Holversou &. Co's.
Full Outfit. Finest Hue of fruit
Jars, extra tons aud rubbers for self-
sealers, also Jelly glass lunuy quantity.
Fresh fruits uf all kinds to till them
with, at lowest prices, at J. A. Van
Eaton's
For pants, overalls, Jackets, straw
hats, summer uuderweur, shoes, for
iuou,,womeu, aud children, high aud
low cut, at low prices, for good quality,
go to the New York Racket. 2 d 1 w
Strawberries retail six boxes for 25
cents. There Is still uo canning or
shlpulug market. Local dealers say
they could ship If they could get them
Into the Unlou depot at Portland with
out ro-handllng on drays at Portland.
A Monkv Bavku. Fresh neas aud
strawberries for canning, lowest whole
sale prices, by the crate. Don't forget
to call ou Joe Clark, 100 Court street,
when you waut these things. He Is a
mouey saver, and you should get the
beuefitof It.
Articles of Incorporation werr tiled
today for a telephone betwetu Enter
prise aud Joseph.
Dr, Frto'f Ci-mm RkJs Pewtkr
A OWE-LEaoKDAwaKL. One-legged,
Wm. Robinson, tbe fighting pencil
peddler who' gets on a drunk In nearly
every town In this valley, got too noisy
Saturday night aud was taken in
charge by the Salem pollco, who carted
him to the calaboose ou a wheelbarrow.
Judge Edes gave him a sentence of
twenty days in Jail, or privilege of
leaving town. He accepted tbe latter
with alacrity, spread his wings and
sailed for a milder clime where mercy
Is tempered a little milder for pencil
xuovers.
MrNiSTKKs' Meeting. Tbe regular
monthly meeting of tbe Salem Minis
ters' association, was held at the Y. M.
C. A. rooms this forenoon. Rev. A. L.
Hutchison read a paper on the "Inspira
tion of tbe Scriptures." He takes a
moderate view, holding that the doc
trinal portions are verbally Inspired,
and tho historical portions were the re
suit of inspirational supervision. An
Interesting discussion followed.
A Startler. Saturday night at 9
o'clock a clear ringing clap of thunder
lifted a great mauy people out of their
chairs, rattled windows and shook
houses. Three electric wire poles in
Hast Salem were slivered and cur No.
8 on the penitentiary run was grounded
f.r a few mluutes. Otherwise no harm
was done. It was the startling shock
of tbe season.
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The Storm. Saturday night a boll
of lightning struck a largo oak tree In
iheroud In front of the Lewis Gnfllth
place east of Muclcay, killing six flue
sheen. The llirhtuina rods on the
building vlbruted considerable and
probably conducted off a great deal of
tbe dangerous iluid.
Special Notice. The ladies of St.
Paul's Episcopal church will give a
supper at their Guild room, Wednesday
June 20th, from 5:30 to 8 p. m. Coflee,
hum, tongue, salad, biscuit, cake straw
berries and cream are to bo served, all
for 25 cts. 2t
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PERSONALS.
Hugh McNary is at Portland.
W. H. Bilyenof Albany 1b In
city.
Hon. John Hall of Portland was
tbe
be-
fore tbe supreme court today.
Ex-Mayor D'Arcy Is at Oregon City
on legal business.
Col. Jell Myers went to Albany to
day. E. S. Porter, of East Sllverlon, wob
in the city today.
Judge Wolverton and Atty. Dal
rympio of Albany are In tho city.
Jim Lamb is homo from the Bohemia
mines In Lane county for a few days.
Hon. Jacob Voorhees wont to Mon
mouth Normal school today to witness
the closing exercises.
Hon. T. J. Buford, recently appointed
to the position of an officer at tho Re
form school, arrived there today. He
ib not to be "farmer" as auuouuced.
R. It. Hllleary, of Burlington, Iu.,
starts back East this evening, after a
six week's visit to his uuelo, Wm. Hll
leary, at Turner. Miss Clara A. Hil
leary accompanies him for a vUlt.
Jo, Albreoht entertained the Mt.
Angel college band und amateur dram
atic company nt his home on Church
Btreet on the occasion of their visit to
this city. There were forty-one In the
company.
Miss Grace A. Peebles, who has
taught In the East Salem school for
the past live years, bus resigned her
place to accept a similar position iu the
publio schools of Boise City. Shu will
remain at her home ou tho furm ot
Judgo Peebles for the summer vaca
tlou, aud many wurm friends will re'
gret tosce her leavo the Salem schools,
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Lawks Cai'KS Slaughtered. Your
own price. Holverson & Co.
V A Tabernacle Mooting,
The Holiness people will commence
a tabernaole meeting In North Balem
the 20th of June, These meetings are
for tho promotion of holiness aud are
unscctarlan, and wo Invito you all.
The Tabernole will sot two blocks
north of the North Salem school house
near the elect rlo It, W. line. Go nnd
hear them. Committee.
Flags I Flags I
Flags for state picnic, with name of
your state printed on tflein, can be or
deredat Beuueli'snewsstaud,posinmce
block. 0 18 St
'- mm !.
OREGON FRUIT.
The crop Is light this year, but In
most varieties there Is superior quality
to off-set the shortage of crops. If you
propose to put up the usual quantity
this season you had best look out for
the supply early. ArrauKemeuts can
uow be made tor the best Iu Oregon,
and also for sugar to put It up with, by
consulting Harrltt & Lawrence, the P,
O. grocers. dSt-wlt
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A Cyclone, A cyclone has Btruck
tho meat-trade of Salem, In the shape
of the low prloea of meats at tbe Balem
Cash Market, In the Cottle-Cash block,
where the choloett of meats are sold,
at lowist cash prlivs. Free delivery.
Buy a Capk-AI your owu price, at ,
Jlolverton Co'l.
THE WORLD'S HOP MARKET.
Special DiBpatches and Reports from
all Hop Centers.
New York, June 16, '94.
Market Is sluggish, with no particu
lar change in quotations.
In Interior some few sales are reported
at varying quotations.
San FRANCisco.June 10.-Quotat!ons
are 11 to 13c, and business is nominal.
Portland Or., June 16. Choice
hops are quoted at 12J13jc.
pacific coast.
Puyallup Commerce, June 14: Ship
ments from Puyallup station laBt week
were:
Twelve bales to New York by Ubl
man & Co.
The N. P. Warehouse here contains
five bales.
A few small coulracts are reported,
and more pending.
H. E. McGowan has contracted two
tons to Herman Klaber at 10c, receiv
ing an advance of 3c a pound.
O. M. Annis has been offered 12Jc to
contract, but declined.
Lice are reported as appearing in
spots, but growers will all make a vig
orous fight aud subdue them.
At Sacramento bona are quoted at
12 13c.
Tho Oregonian estimates Oregou's
coming crop at 60.000 bales, as against
38.000 last trip.
CHERRY VALLEY, N. Y. 1 1
Sawyer's Gazet of 7th says:
The buyers have been around con
siderablv durintr tbe week, but trade
has been much restricted. One N. Y.
dealer has been telling people that they
would only get 8c next week, but he
would give lUc uow aB a special favor.
Other buyers were evidently anxious
to get goods at 12c; 10c was reported
paid In some parts of the county. The
market Is certainly bad enough, hut
not quite what some are affirming it to
be. There is nothing in the foreign
market to Justify the low figures
oflered here. Besides, the market 1b
rising abroad while oure is declining,
the condition is peculiar; what the re
sult will be is u matter purely of specu
lation. Hops got a fine eend off in this state,
but from the outset there has been no
indications df a largo crop. The cold,
wet weather of the past two weeks has
very much retarded the growth.
ABROAD.
The foreign market is more than bus
talned. Figures are Bteadlly advancing
both In Eugland aud on the continent,
but It Is at a snail's pace. They do not
cease to tell us that they are short of
goods and that prices must advance.
Imports are very light, and unless they
have iroods in dark closets they can't
hold out much longer.
New York export this week 316 bale3;
Import 12 bales.
Exports since Sept. 1 at, '93, 68,112
bales.
in oirioAao.
Chicago quotations of Pacifies good
ta choice are 16 to 19 cents.
IN EUROPE.
The London Hop Grower says:
May 25. Tho trade since the reopen
ing of the market after the holiday has
been satisfactory ,and as there is a great
scarcity of all kinds inquired for, there
is a decided upward tendency in values.
Both merchants aud factors have very
little stock on hanu,and therefore hold
ers are able to make better prices. Pa
cilia coast hops are not selling so freely,
prices are firmer, and there is every
prospect of higher quotations ruling.
In the Borough today prices keep
very tlrm aud where sales are made
more money is obtained; attack of
blight continues nnd some growers
havo commenced washing.
USUORNE LETTER.
Thos. Usborne, of London, writes
under date of May 29, '94, as follows
bluce my last report we haye had
some very unsettled weather, wet, cold
and windy, and hops are not looking
so well; tly aud lice have made their
appearance pretty general, and a few
growers havo began to spray; all this
does not have any effect ou our market;
there la uo speculation, and brewers
will only buy just what they want, and
then they must have them at pretty
near their owu price. On tbe night of
the 20th we had a severe frost 6 to 10
degreea. This spoilt our fruit prospects,
which were good, and In mauy cases
uow we shall not get more than half
the fruit expected hops may be the
same who knows?
Awarded
Highest Honors Werld's Pair.
DR
CREAM
BAKING
P0WDIR
MOST PERFECT MADE.
I A mire firm Crrtm nf Tsirif Powder, tr
from ArrononU. Alum or any rthwuhiHw.
40 YEAHS THI STANDARD,
Fire Goods. Gilbert, Pattereou &
Co. are rushing oB tons of Btnoked
goods at half price aud below.
Jackets At half price, Holverson
&Co.
Five cent socks, worth JuBt double
the money, at the Union Bargain store,
D'Arcy block.Stute street, Salem. 2dlw
DIED.
GAULT. At his home in North fa
lem. June 16, 1894, Frank Gault,
aged 28 years, of typhoid fever.
Deceased was 111 for 18 days. The re
mains were takeu to Hubbard for
burial Monday, where tbe services will
be held. Deceased leaves a wife aud
child.
Whoa I was a young man," said Jonahant
..... All. l Hl.n.U tin Vnanr I, vmt hpf.
It would cramp him all up lu a oolllcny wy,
. . . ..... ....I...I.- hi. in.inM
AUu, goou jxjru, whui u itviauug ...o ..0.-"
would get! . , ,,
But the pills In usenow-days by sensible loins
Areas easy to take uud as pl.atant as
Jokes."
Of course, the kind referred to by Mr.
Gray was Dr. Pierce's Pleaeaut Pellets,
the very best Liver Pill ever made
mild, but sure aud effective. The onl
pills, sold by druggists, absolutely on
tiial I Satisfaction guaranteed, or youi
money is returned.
Men's $1.25 shoes, worth fully $2.00,
now belug sold at the Uniou Bargain
Store, D'Arcy block, State street, Sa
lem. Never equalled for the money.
Our Grandmother's Way.
Was to steep root aud herbs aud use
Iteverv nhrht We can do the same
by using Park's Tea. Nothing acts at
Dromotlv aud without discomfort.
Not a pill nor a cathartic but moves
the bowels every day.
Bold by Capital Drncstore.
i Covered with a Tasteless and Soluble Coating.
:: a-i , BEECIIAM'S
: iaKSi pills 1
flBygKw!3m sro a marvellous S
I iSrlft! Vf Antidote for Weak f
4aP "SJ Stomnch,
: r W SICK HEAD
: L Li J1& ACHE
' S5ft 5Rfl Impair.
"''SSH! a ed Liver,
' "" r etc;found!i
sin to be especially efficacious and remedial ,
; by FEMALE SUFFER MS.
i Ot all druggists. Price Z B cents a box. '
! New York Depot, 365 Canal St.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer iu (Groceries, Puints,
Oils, Window Glass, ViU'iifcshcs
and the most complete stock oi
finishes of all Kinds in the
State. Artists' Materials, Lime,
Iluir.Ccmcnt nnd Shingles and
finest quality of GKASS StiEDS
New Advertisements.
-SALEM-
Abstract and Land Co.
Established 13 Ykaks.
Removed to scuta Koems in Bush Breyman
bl .ck. K-cords completed to date. Abstract
of all property In Marlon County furnished
promptly and at lowest rates. Office up stnlrn
uvur rumum n uruy muro. d iq
Huie Wing Sang Co.
Teas, Chlnaware, Japanese Fanct
Goods, Embroidered Silks, Screens, la
dies underwear, dressing gowns, ivory,
pearl, bamboo and luquerware,mattmg.
firework and everything at cost,
6 18 lin Hi Court street, Palem.
LUST On Htat3htreet, a pair or go d-bowed
spectao ea. Kinder will he rewarded bj
leaving s j mo at Cootc hotel, (Ml St
LOST Near Jted Front drugstore, while as
slsllui to ho'd a fractious horse. 8aturrta
evening, laid down an umbreiU, Will the
boy that picked It up pleaso leave it at the
JUUUKAl. fxuee.
Fi
OU BALK Several choice lots on Asylum
avt'uue. Also a nood nhaeton. Inuulre ut
residence south side at Junction of electric car
IIU-. rtSV'UHl HVrtOUd. b-7 If
rptlK most perfect ottlugtrursmale.
Will
uiled. For sale by J. L. Farrtsu. KM (iiiiliiil
i uoiu a rupture wuere all other
PHTTTU rt-iv-u
PAi'ttw.- Fortland. feacruraenio, Seattle,
Taoomaand San Francisco papers on sal
hi iicHiiuui, rosiomce lock
CHlUfciTlAN HCIKNCK-Llterature of al
kinds uu wle at & liberty street. 4-5-lj
rnUIB FArEU is keptoa Ale at K. C. JJake't
I Advertising Ak ncy, 6i and 65 Merchaun
Kxchauge. San Frauctboo, California, wher.
coatrao', for advertUlug can he made for !
E. K. WAITE HUNTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Legal Bla n k Publish ers.
Bush's Ne w Urlck.over the hank, Cotn'l stre
REEVES BROS
Building Material
AND WOOD, SAND, GRAVEL
Lime, Cemeut, Plaster, Cordwood Ac.,
Ac. Ofllce 168 State Btreet.
GEO, C. WILL
DEALER IN
Bteluway, Knabe, Webber, Emer
son aud other pianos.
oiorey a uiarit ana Earbeff orctna.
All nrHt rlAM tnnVua rr ....4.. f
chine: ",U8 ma'
Smaller make of musical instru
ment and supplies.
Geuulue needier, oil and new parts
for all makes of machines.
Hewlncr mcchlriMi n.l n..n
palrdana leaned: "" "6"UB "
gTwjdowt aoftb o( ptfttollw, Sfttaa,
HERE IS
A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY!
WILLIS BROS. & CO., are going out of
business, and are selling their entire stock
AT COST.
Dress Goods at Cost,
Clothing at Cost,
Shoes at Cost,
Before you buy anything in the drygooods line it will
pay you to come and see us, as Ave are positively selling every
thing at cost. Thanking our many friends for their past pat
ronage, we solicit a continuance of the same while we wind
up the business. Respectfully,
- Willis Bros. & Co.,
June Races!
tote
and
PROGRAMME :
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 20.
Bicycle race, half mile, open; 1st
prize, value $0; second, value $2 50.
Running, one-fourth mile dash, free-for-all;
purse, $73.
Trottiog, three minute class, mile
heats, 2 iu 4; purse $100.
Running, three-fourths mile dash for
three-year-olds; purse 100.
Trotting, 2:22 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.
Trotting, 2:25 class, mile heats, 2 In 3;
purse $160.
Running, three-eights mile dash,
free-for-a.J; purse $12-3.
Running, seven-eights mile dash,
free-for-all; pureo $150.
There Will Be a Big Bicycle Kace Every
All entries to the trotting and pacing races close on June 10th, and the en
tries to tbe runulng races will close at 6 o'clock on the night preceding the race
JAP. SIINl'O, Scc'y, Salem, Or.
Friday will be Ladles' day, and no admission fee will be charged the ladies
on that day. "
ADMISSION Man's ticket, 50 cents; ladies' ticket, 25 cents, except on
Friday, when all ladies will be admitted free.
fl-Raees begin every day promptly at 1 o'clock.
COMMENCEMENT!
OEEGOX STATE FORMAL SCHOOL,
DRAIN, OREGON, June 10-21, 1894.
8Acu)Uo.EVENING, JUUB 10-Medal Declamation contest by classes In
UIBDD of Portland1 ' m BttCcalaureate Sermon by Rev.8. Stryker, A. M.
SfSKP1!1,? pr- .-Commencement address, Hon. E. B.
luakiroy, btate bup't of Public Instruction,
tt??!!1!?' June 18, 8 P.-Exerclses of the Department of Musi o
THURSDAY forenoon and afternoon-Graduating exercises of Clasa.
OneAauagSK compandor reduced rate.
Tickeubwd from June 15th to 2jlr rouna trlp between Ashland and Albany.
cheordau rooms can be obtained and also
anduttnegsthegraduatlnBexerei8eanf,ghFViVe.ne,ement weelt- Everyone Invited to come
mai, 6 business .'tuBSSS Sffff tl&VST,1 fM?. MS 0t e school; 28 nor-
Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
N W fw q. . LInPvedQood and Lowest PriceZ
N. W, Cor. State and Liberty Sts. SALEM( 0nEG0N.
C s -. O I hi t SPMty ot fitting the Eye with Glasses.
VjHH G lH,veJia(l tnirty.flve years' experience, which,
- - w"V F.iFtch Trlftl Case. enables me to cor-
vices. -earrya.arg
W. W. MARTIN. Optician
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Wn and residence 2 block BouthaoTptoffloa, RYAN CO.
PERRY & CO..
NwrDopot, Salem, Oregon,
OPERA HOUSE CORNER.
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FRIDAY; JUNE 22.-(Ladies' Day )
Bicycle race, one mile for novice, 1st
prize, value $8; second, value $2.50.
Trotting, 2:35 class, mile heats 2 la 3;
purse $100.
Trotting, 2:29 clnBS, mile heats 2 in 3;
purse $150.
Running, one-half mile dash; purse
$100.
Ruuniug, one mile dash; puree $160.
BATURDAY, JUNE 23.
Bicycle race, one mile, open; first
prize, value, $100; second, value $10.
Running, five-eights mile dash; purse
$100.
Running, one and one-eighth mile
dah; purse $150.
Pacing, 2:18 class, mile heats, 2 in 3,
purse $150.
Free-for-all trot; purse $200.
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