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OIHOULATION KAOII WEEK.
WHKKLV OAI'iTAL JoUUKAL 8,0W
Daily, neven city aud tuburbau oui rir
routes ...... ....... 3,110
Daily, mull circulatlou.uli ireiuld Hutu, 4,Hw
Total weekly circulation . 10,'xO
ADVERTISING UATKS.
Want ad. 8 linen 3 lucorlloas, 3) ctH. Thru
to Ave lino ono week, Wets. Ten lloetiom
week, 76 cts, 'Ibis rata U eitlier Daily oi
Vkkki.i.
iocal reading notices 15ct, per line each
Insertion DailV or WjiKKi.y. liuHlnettt
Jocala 6 cU. per Hue In Daily r Wkbky.
ltoneor advertlHemenln or coulmcw l)j
jnontli or year, puyuble monthly, Hpoclal
contract rated mudo known ut bUhlnoB ulllce,
poBtoiHce block.
Txumk. All tnuiBlent advcrtlalne, except
undor contractu wllu llrmsor biimuens nioii,
trlctly cab In advance wiiun ordered.
The above rutoj will not be deviated from,
exoepltluta half-rate willbotlven u notice.
Mr religious or clmrllublo entertainments
All public, moral urnl rellt'lous nervlccs an
uounced nee Krntla,
U VflTAIi JUUUZNAli 1'Ull. UU,
LITTLE LOCALS.
J. J. IlarkitiB, of Independence, was
Jn the city today. J. H. Bhortrldge,
of Cottage Grove, was a Balom visitor
today. "The Hulem Junior buBeball
olub went tolndependeuce today,to play
a gamo with the Independence boyu.
Ono plain drunk at the recorder's
cilice today. A ruuawuy team struck
out a lively gait from Altkeu &, Pul
ruor's grocery atoro at 2 p. in., turning
the corner at Cronlse's gallery and
upsetting the vehicle In front of the
laundry on High aud Ferry stroots.
No one was hurt, but the top of the
Wagon was wreoked.
Ten Mile Bicycle Eaco.
A crowd of twolvo hundred people
witnessed a vory pretty ton uiilo bicycle
race at tho state fair grouuds Friday
evening. The sturt was mado prompt
ly at 7:30, without Jockeying.
Tho draw for ponltlotiB resulted aa
follews: Hanson, Miller, Curd, Craven,
RuBollti8blpp,Btoluor,Lawreu8ou, and
Murphy.
Craven crossed tho tapo first with
Russell second aud Bhlpp third with
the others in a bunch closely following.
At the second lap Lawrenson finished
first, Craven second and Bhlpp Btlll in
a third place. All wore yet riding in a
bunob; tInioU;35.
At tho end of tho third lap Curd took
the lead, Ituasell secoud place, aud
Bteluer third; time 8.00.
The beBt mile was tho last ono,rltldoii
in 2:40 J, Card leading by a longth aud
Hanson second.
The time for tho ton miles was 30:32,
a good rido for tho 11 rut ono. Tho tlmo
for tho laps waa aa follews: 3:33, 3:35,
3:09, 2:57, 2:55, 2:55, 2:55, 2:55,2:51,
2:40.
The winner wears tho medal until
Wednesday July 11, 189-1, when It must
be contested for again, The person
wlnniug It ilvo times becomes owuor.
The attendance aud Interest showed
that bicycle raolug possesses more
liumau Interest than slow horse racing
and should bo Introduced at our state
fair.
iNYAMiriLi The teachers Instl
titat MoMlnnvllIe, which run ton
tfaye, dosed Friday evening. Thoro
waa a large attendance and among tho
Jdlrtg Jntruotora wore Prof, Mat
IImws, of Wlllametto uulverelty, and
fof, Attderwn, aunt, of the Balom
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(kfoiireouHty. Aa Institute meets at
"Monmouth July Suit,
JCaA8 Tim Kauw rwoplo are re-
u 1 to meet at DratMon'a etoro
Monday at 1 o'clock p. m. to organize
' tm b((m plcnlo. Jayhawkers come
native of Ike
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THE RAILWAY UNION.
Local Situation of the Great Pullman
Strike.
Everything points to the great rail
road strike extending to this city.
The railway employe nortli of Ash
land are not federated with tuo Ameri
can Union north of Ashland, nor at
-w
,
uuiu
Portland. The switchmen at Portland
i ror
federated or they would
not, a
irjed make up the regular oyer-. "t
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HfJW between two and tbrer4 j8
''"'Nav pmnlnvrH on thf
;ay employes on thf
S anolfercion include.
Pnnni'-t switchme.
froui,tion
SOCIAL REVIEW.- 1
Tbe past week has flown Into space
with the usual round of small social
'tamonts and llttlo local function,
'r work has been enlivened
(ovr sensations. Boiially It has
ieen affirmatively dull and dreary.
The cool weather put a damper on
I lwn parties and lawn dresses. Indeed
iot weather is indlspensible for tennis",
re-cream socials, hammock swinging
r picnics of any sort. It has not even
ecn wurm enough to pal cherries. The
onm has been extra flue. They are
trgor than small walnuts aud the trees
re fairly bending underneath them.
(t Is the oberry season indeed. A
Tippy family group under and In a
lierry treo well loaded with fruit the
tiulous Oregon ox-hearts, au Invention
liut not even Edison can hold a caudle
d tho father on the stepladdor, tho
oungestupin tho branches, thodaugh-
ers picking from the long slender
nibs even the family dog filling his
tKiu with cherries, luscious cherries
vhy not have cherry partlea and cherry
ilcnlcs as well us cherry pies well,
iiime people do, those who happen to
uive cherry trees. It is related that
ho Presbyterian entertainment tho
tlier night gave a fifty cent show, a
Ifty cent dinner, with Ice cream, cake
md pie, nnd a bushel of fun, all for
avenly-llve cents. There Is nothing
hiu, sklmmllky, skliiillnty or blue
jellied about that nort of Presbyterian
hiii, Kugouo Fields in. ono of his poems
in church plctilca deliberately avows
hat when It comes to "Jlnelng" a
ohurch, Idr plcuicn, tho Presbyterian
Just lays over them all. While they
ire liberal iu their use of brimstone in
.ho next world they do not allow their
religion to intorfero with their onjoy
neut of lifoln this.
THE MONTHLY SPECIAL
At tho Btato ItiBauo aByium last
light by tho attendants, and their in
Ited friends, was enjoyed by ubout a
itindred people last night. It was sup.
died (vlth a vory good orchestra. This
monthly occasion for a respite from the
lecessary dlsolplluo that prevails in
that Institution Is of great vulue In re
lieving tho tension on the nerves of the
employes, and Is always enjoyed by u
selected circle uf visitors.
JULY FOUHTII COACHING l'Alt'IIES.
A number of Balem people are milk
ing up coaching parties to Indepen
dence aud Mehama to take in thexele
bratlons ut those places with their fam
ilies. Tills is a now featuro In social
pleasures that Is sure to become popular
In time, as tho condition of tho country
roads renders tho sport sufe and desir
able Where a lunch la served undor
tho trees in truo Arcadian style, the
ride through tho bracing air of the
eouutry having given each member of
tho party an nppotlto. Tho children
aud ladles enjoy wandering ubout the
Holds, woods and haudsome grouuds
drinking In the health-giving proper
ties of puro eouutry ulr.
HONOltUI) 11Y HEIt ALMA MATEK.
Seattlo Telegraph; The friends of the
state university of Washington, will be
pleased to learn that Miss Ellen J.
Chumberlln, tho preceptress and pro
lessor of German, English literature
and history, has beeu honored by her
Alma Mater, the Willamette university
ofBalem, Or. Miss Chumberlln grad
uated from the Willamette university
In the class of 1808, since which time
sho has beeu steadily engaged In teach
ing, For eight years she has been a
inembor of tho faculty of the uuivorslty
or Washington. On June 12 the Will,
umotte uuivorslty conferred upon her
tho dtgreo of A. M. This honor, con
ferred by one of tho principal Institu
tions of loarnlng In tho Puoiliu North
west upon one of Its graduates who Is
ougnged In furthering higher education
Iu another Puoiflo coast Institution of
learning, Is looked upon with great
favor, .
AMONCl THE LITTLE ON1S,
.. .. .. ...
iu tuo petite social world tho even
of the week was Mlas Mover's siA ree:
party Friday afternoon ut ty
of Mrs.aiul Mr.TlK&.fjoli
street. Little Ait'stion iu thehouso
of Mr. and Mrs? n"d refreshment
a number pI lTSi&W,it
Joyablo pnK ' ftm" ,ie H0U8
'""Adf havelr ,rolur ,ht0,ue
mm k i .
Vluajori" "" ""l-D """ WKU
tvj tCF rouueti oi two stiita oi
lul whlto shlrU, a revolver, a
)inilBl.P .vln a.l.l tltal. lau.alu I
wuMt ntt nu wfr..v jvnvMj)
a;utuberor iiowwwoiu article.
'leu thinks the work waa
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Plcnlcers Prom Every SHt. "td wnl?h
Will j0i'i-rVook and brought
. , .lr in the form of a novel
The general pref)ent wore. jAjon&
busy the past ,.,.,. Moornillh onhrifii.
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, S'nHh, Gertrude
Gray,
at oai T
et Gray, Aino Strong, Georgia
L 1l nAtnl TCjIttt Tnrnn
The fair
i jiiu uniuija .uuibii ikU(ou
tbB oe Cinlir. Ethel Calvert. Jennie
Calvert,
mOSt. T I, .,,,. !,,nm,ln nrnv Morn
Ruth Gray, Jannetto Gray, Mary
. M J I "" ...., .UUVVV ., .......
of Com Taihngton, 0ga Maclure,
Alice Coleman, Fred Meyer, Thos Hoi-
man, Georgie Lunn, Margaret Dawson,
of Ban Francisco, and Nina Mack, of
Portland.
AT NEWPORT.
The opening party of tho season was
given Tuesday evening by Mr.and Mrs.
P. M. Abbey, of the Bay View House,
in honor of the Missess Brasfleld and
Bplvey, tbe former of Seal Rock and
the latter ot Ogdeu, Utah.
Part of tho evening was occupied
with vocal and instrumental muslc,after
which tbe party repaired to the dining
room where dancing followed. A
lunch was spread by tbe hostess, the
party was voted a grand success. Those
present were: Mr. and Mrs. Abbey,
Miss Sadie Brasfleld, Seal Bock; Miss
Alta Bplvey, Ogden; Miss Peters,
Washington, D. C, Miss Minnie Bice,
Council BluUs; Miss Wilson, Portland;
Mioses Tltman, Hollowell, Case, Noia
Case, Diven, Wass, Hume, Agnes
Hume, and Mrs, Radir, Newport.
Messrs. Ed. Abbey, Chas. Doncaster,
Win. Grant, Walter Whitten. Ira
Plimpton, J. C.JHume, Roy Case, F.
H. McDonald and Ed. Beidler, New
port, and Edward Diven, Portlaud.
A CHOICE KESORT.
Hotel Monterey on North Beach,
Newport, is a fuvorite resort with Sa
lem people and the colony of families
there from the capital city will bo as
lurge this year as ever. The drives and
bathing are unequalled. Wlthiu two
nilea of Cupe Foulweather lighthouse,
iheltered from all winds, an hour's
drive from Otter Rocks, it is a charm
ing retreat for invalids and health seek
jre. No summer resort Is so free from
all dangers to children, the beaches be
ing a quarter of a mile wide at low tide.
Mrs. Fltzpatrlok and family do all that
anyone can ask to make guests teel ut
home and easily succeed.
MISS SHELTON'S RECITAL.
At the residence of Councilman A.
Klein last evening nearly two hundred
people assembled to witness the recital
given by Miss Beatrice Bhelton and her
musical pupils. Tho following pro
gram was well rondorcd, and pleased
all present:
Return of the Bravo'' Sudds
Mrs. Lou bo nnd Lenore broo&K.
"Helm Sploleln". . Novnra
Lcdtor Davidson.
"Dear Child" Bohm
Etbel Raymond.
" Wal 17." Westendorl
Ktbel Bellwood and iierirm Holmaa
"Caroloss Kiogauco". tichlelflarth
Kthel Klmber.
'Away to tho Woods" ....... Morey
Ledu Iturou.
"Marionettes" . Lynei
Ethel Hel wood and Alice Mbtel.
"A Little Boy forSalo" llobson
Uruce Buboock.
"JUron" Bennett
Kulo Klein.
"Etude No. 11" Streabboz
Loon Davidson.
"Horry Girls" Bcch'el
Emily Thatcher.
Fairy Quoen Ualon ' ... Bydnoy Bmitu
Ethel una Myra Raymond.
"On the Meadows" .... Llchner
Harab Beak.
"Rosy Morn" Hitter
C'ooolla Haines.
"Kleiner Hobelm" Behr
Etbel Hellwood,
"Duet" Kuae y
Leda Huron and Elbert Watt.
"In Grace" Bohm
Uraoe Buboock.
"Duexleme Grand VhIdo it-lllante"..Leyback
Maude Kellaway.
"La Baladlue" Lysberg
Jessie Holmes und Ei nest Wilson,
"Seoret Love".. .Langs
ilyru Raymond.
"Damon" . M.SIange
Mrs McDowell.
"Recollections or Home".. Mills
Ernest Wilson.
PERSONAL.
Gon. Compson was In tho city today.
Editor Wash, of Dallas, was a Salem
Visitor today.
Mrs. W. II. Byrd and children re
turned this mornlug from Forest
Grove.
Mrs. R. J. Hendry and Mrs. V. 8.
Buohanuu, of Portlaud, are guests at
the home of V. H. Savage.
Mrs. James Henderson, who has
been tho guotof Mrs. Z F. Moody, re
turned to Portland this morning.
Mrs. Frauzen, who has been the
guest of her b..Mier, O, P. Coshaw, re
turned to.MoMlnuvllle today.
Removal.
Qd and arter July 1st, Dr. E. B. Phil
brook will have his ollleo in room 1.
.Hughes block, State street. Otllce
hours as usual. Ills residence will be
In the Goldeu house, No. 308 Liberty
treeU 0 2 04t
They Gome, at Last.
Tbe goods that were delayed by the
Hoods, for tbe New York Racket, from
New York, came In today aud were
opeued up and ready for sale. They
"Vr-wnsut of toble oil cloths, hammock?,
this Cft (mmo, giuvco, umunutiHH,
1604, G.$ 'awns, brocaded and plain
utuuoounttteeiis, table damasks, baud
Thewddlb, hats, shirts, summer under
hi the Catholic, eiubroldorlw, dres trim
daughter of Jjfcda, hosiery of all kinds, rib
burn, a hlgjSba, garter weba, boa support
French prairie, dre, pauta, overall, Jackets,
JlKAKlE-MACIv;';.?! '
tif tho brtdf'a mother, mi .ViS'
all at racket
county, ul S p. in., TueoJav. Jui
fv
a .. r . . TT.
uavid J. U.aKie. or I'orllaiAsM,,,,.
ami Ro Mack, of Ale, Ruv, dperry, f-w
of Hclo, otMcktlug. '
afrinilTflrnrMW
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Crowburst will give a series of free lec
tures in Marlon county in the near
future, on temperance. Prof. Crow
hurst Is an eloquent speaker and never
has failed to inte'rest and instruct bis
' audit nces. His style of delivery Is easy
i hut effective and the thoughts of his
lllantllVaA Iiaam lln Inatunln ef mOflfor
iiiDtuuiau ucai iud iudijuiu ui .
I mind. He has traveled throughout
. hla raitmlro frnm nnalnn In Hnn Fran-
,,.... VUH..... ..VU. UWU.V. .
dsco and bis knowledgo of persons and
places, scenery and
everything of
Interest Is extensive
AU who have
I once beard this able man never fall to
attend afterward and to those who
nover have bad that privilege, I would
recommend blm as u thorough gentle
man, an intelligent man and an elo
quent speaker. Prof. Crowburst baB
been engaged by Marion District ledge
No. 10 1. Q. G. T. to Bpeak at Hubbard
on July Fourth. As we have not made
great preparations at Balem to cele
brate, why not join the throng who
will go to Hubbard to hear Prof. Crow
htirst, witness tbe medal contest, drink
mineral water at Wolfer's spring and
enjoy a pleasant outing.
DIED.
FRINK. At the home of her son, L.
B. Cooper, four miles north of Inde
pendence, Friday June 28tb, 1891, of
cancer of tbe stomach, Mrs. M. D.
Frink, aged 69 years.
Tbe funeral will take place at 1
o'clock Sunday afternoon, at the resi
dence and tbe remains will be burled
at tho Falls City cemetery.
COOPER Saturday morning, June
30, 1894, of cancer, Mrs. Frank
Cooper, aged 45 years.
The funeral will occur at 3 o'clock p.
m. Sunday, from the rooms ou Com
mercial street.
Challies Away
versou & Co's.
Down. At Hoi-
A New Building. P. 8, Knight is
erecting a new building 24x50 feet at
! State and 18th streets, with basement
and one story. It will probably be used
for a time for Kindergarten purposes
l and for public meetings.
State Picnic Committee. All
committeemen from the different stute
organizations are requested to meet at
the office of S. F. Cbadwick on Mou
day at 1:30 o'clock p. m. for the trans
action of business, connected with the
celebration, and to visit tbe fair ground
for the purpose of assigning grounds.
m
Don't Fail. Be sure and see the
largest assortment of baskets and many
other things at THE FAIR, for my
low prices. O. P. Dubney. d 2t w It
Summer Vests. From 60 cents up
ward, at Hoi versou & Co's,
Leave. Leave your orders with J.
A.VunEaton for canning cherries. Tho
May Duke and Kenttlsh will be in
their prime ail this week.
' mt m '" i m
Michigan Ho! All persons from
the state of Michigan are requested to
meet at the Willamette parlors Mon
day eveuing at 7:30 to organize for the
States plculo celebration.
Excellent Values. In waists at
Hoi versou & Co's.
The Wind Up. Before going back
into their old quarters Gilbert, Patter,
son & Co. are rushing oil the remain
der of their goods at a great sacrifice.
m
Which. Some people say "oats is"
while others Bay "oats are," but
Brewster & White say oats were never
before so plentiful cheap as now. 01
Court street. 3 t
Northern Pacific Railway.
Beginning Sunday, June 24, we will
resume through tralu tu vice from Port
land, Grand Central station, to Bt.
Paul, without change or transfer of any
kind. Trains leave Grand Central de
pot ou regular skedule time.
H. A. Thomas, Agent.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair.
Mm
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BAKING
P0WDIR
MOST PERFECT MADE.
A pure Grape Creim of Tartar Powder. Free
front Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant.
40 YEARS THE STANDARD.
On North IlMch. Kowcorl ant Yaoulna lUr.
rvvuu mmsuu. .Tff7iuiuf ow, rreg iua.
ilaeka fro to and from all txuU and tiuloa.
Out una and campinc prlvlli. Kate Mr
day. ft HjciaHwm to rauilflt or ty ins
UAA... LLI.rj-r. TJ i-ii?."
MltS. MARY riTZf THirK.
Proprietor.
ttMlofflcddrMt Newport, Or, "
HIITEI. MftNTRRRY --
Fiicsl Health KkwI ti llo Owl fj, j j f jjn4lUj
'&- AIsin
IT
f Hum
h t.
Effervesowhj00'
Exhilarating, apptft, n ..
Just the thing to bu' tLlue
constitution. x 1
J. Jill. Wi) K.WLU ffi,,
Wholesome and strengthening,
pure blood, free from boils or
carbuncles. General good health
results from drinking HIRES'
Rootbeer the yearxound.
Package mokes five gallons, 25c
Ask your druggist or grocer for it.
'Take no other.
Send a-cent sUmp to the Charles E. Hires
tamp
t.,Pl
Co
o.. tiT Arch St.
Arch St., Philadelphia, lor beautl-
lul picture cards.
Our Grandmother's Way.
Was to steep root and herbs and use
It every night We can do the same
by using Park's Tea, Nothing acts as
promptly and without discomfort.
N ot a pill nor a cathartic but moves
the bowels every doy.
Bold by Capital Drugstore.
Cure for Crippled Children.
The National 8urgical Institute, No.
319 Bush street, SanFrancisco, success
fully treats all cases of orthopaedic sur
gery. One or more surgeons of this In
stitute will be at the Hotel Willamette,
Wednesday, July 4th, one day only, to
examine cases. The success of the In
stitute in treating all cases of curvature
of the spine, diseases of the hip and
knee joints, club feet, crooked limbs
and bodily deformities, us well as piles,
fistula, nasal catarrh, and all chronic
diseases, bos made for the Institute a
national reputation. Write for circular.
References may be had te:
Governor E. P. Ferry, Olympla.
Judge Thos. L. Davidson, Salem.
Rev. E. N. Condet, Albany.
Supreme Judge J. P. Hoyt, Olympia,
and hundreds of others.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, VarnUhcs
and the most complete stock ol
Brushes of all Kinds in the
State. Artists' Materials, time,
Hair, Cement and Shingles and
finest quality of Git ASS SHEDS
New Advertisements
riu
1 m
P7o
LOAN. Flfieou hundred dollars o 1 first
moitgare security lor one or two years.
tiox -in, waiem, ur. 6 27 3 t
Flit SALK Several choice lots on Asylum
avenue. AlBoa 1,00a phaeton. Inquire at
residence south side at Junction of electrlo car
line. Asylnm avenue. 0-7 tf
rpUK most perfect nttlug truss made.
Will
tiuvp
1 hold a rupture where all others
lauea. ror Baie oy j.
led. For sale by J. L. I'arrlsh. -iai ('iinltjil
street. lU-lb-tf
PA.PEBS.- Portland, Sacramento, Seattle,
Tacomannd Han Francisco papers on salt
at Bennett 'a, l'ostotllce block.
CHRISTIAN HCIKNOK-Llterature
telndB on sale at 326 Liberty street.
of all
4-5-lj
31HIB PAPEIl Is kept on file at E. O. Dafce't
. Advertising Agency, M and 65 Merchant
zchange. San Francisco, California, when
contract for advertising can he made for li
-SALEM -
Abstract and Land Co.
ESTAULISllED 15 YKAltS.
Removed to souta Rooms in Bush flreymaa
block. K'cords comDleted to rintn. n.tro,.n
of all property In Mtrlon County furnished
promptly and at lowest rales,
umc
ce up stain
rutnam's drug store.
0 it)
E. M. WAITEPELNTING CO.,
AND JOB
AND
Legal BlanJc BuhllsJiera.
Bush's New tlrlok.over thebnnkr.tVim'l stree
R. II. WESTACOTT,
LIVERY, BOARDING AND FEED STABLE
HAY, OATS and STRAW
SOLD and DELIVERED.
62 Berry street, west of Post Oftlce.
SALiUM, - OKKQON
NOTICE.
From this date, the undersigned
woodsawers of Salem will charge the
following prices for sawing woed:
Fir, one cut - . 400
Fir, two cuts "11600
Fir, three cuts "75c
JJody oak, ash and maple one cut 60c.
two cuts COc, three cuts OOo. Pole oak,
one cut, 60c, two cutB, 7oc, three cuts,
. Sawing single cord 75c.
Sawing by the hour $1.60.
McKILLOPBROS.,
JAB. ROBERfeOM,.
BAKER & DUNN
CHAB. A. SMITH
, JA8.8HANTZ. '
Terms cash. 7 "a m
MONEY TO LOAN
. On farm
Ure loan.
land security. Special
iy. Br!
derea vri
rates on
uoani considered vrltnout delay.
Hamilton & Mpj,-
KooiqS, Iituh B ullor
if. I
Drays
Biiilding'rial
ANOOD, anr?D, GIUVEL
Lj.'BBwat, Ptarter, Oordwood do,
158UtcBtmt,
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We will Belli .ii nnv Rnrinp Jacket In our ntore for $2 00.
Doyou neeTlee(i or,e7 It bo, come and see ut. They are
worth fromi, $0 im tn 17 ko mmli.
$JW M) each. They must
ENTIRE STOCK AT COST.
Dress Goods,
Clothing.
Thanking our many friends for their past patronage, we solicit a continu
ance of of the same while we wind up the business. Respectfully,
Willis Bros. &
GRAND
OK STATES
JULY
AT THE FAIR GROUNDS,
SALEM, - OREGON.
jT'Cerernonies Commence at 10 a. m. sharp.
FORENOON-
-Five minutes
states and
LUNCH
Assemble at 1:30 p. m in the
than on the Bristol."
3Co.voy's Army, led by Mossback Band.
RACES -Bicycle; fast and slow; Boy Bicycle; Sack; Potato;
and Three-Legged; Tug of War, etc.
The passenger steamer Altona' will ply between Inde
pendence and Salem continually during the day, thus affording
those who wish an opportunity to attend this picnic.
( Everybody mvied. All bring baskets and have a Ken
tuc y treat, and the best time generally.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Ed. C. Cross,
dU&k Choice Meats.
S. W. THOMPSON & Co.,
Always Keep on hand a large stock of loose and unmounted
Diamonds, Rubies, Sapphires and imported Opals.
21 Commercial Street.
Hardware, Wagons, Carts, Road Machinery
AND AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.
u Late8t Improved Goods aud Lowest, Prices.
"' w' Cor- Sta'e and Liberty Sts. SALEM, OREGON
See?
vices. I carry a large II:
rcCl IV lit (lift
I carry a large line of Optical Goods
MV. W. MARTIN. Optician
, 1MB fllSH'
WlLLAMETTE STABLES
THE
CoillnMwl ami roorl..
and Exnress ted? to WRlt on customers.
Barn and reaIdeni,X.l of.1 V1 c,ea"la.
ct?Ideuce 2 Mock south of p
PEBBLY & CO.,
Engines repa,nn:raj ah i.:-j
NmDopot, Salee 0regon. Correspondence solicite
CHOICE FOR $2.
but we will lot them ero
be sold.
Shoes, Ktc,
OPERA HOUSE CORNKR.
Co
ELEBRATION
AND NATIONS
4, 1
talk from
nations.
representatives of
12 M.
Grand Stand. More
'Fun
Wholesale and 'Retail
Dealer iu Fresh, Suit and
Smoked Mcatsjol a lKinds
OS Court and,
110 State Streets.
KVfl Thom la nn nUnmn fn niV Hif-
and can fit your Eves at one sitting.
NEW
We keep a
full line of Truck,
RYAN & CO.
postoftice.
MANUFAOTUftERS of Hop
aud Cooking fchovoa, Hollow
Ware, all eizas. and Chilled
Plow Potuta. Full line of
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I make a Specialty of llttlng the Eye with Glasse
I nave had thlrty.flve years' experience, which,
with my French Trial pba. nnhiM m to cor-
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