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'HIE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
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A STATE FAIR IDEA.
Exhibit of Native and Educated In
dians Proposed.
Undo Davo Uullirio Is a big Poll;
IN POLICE CIRCLES.
A Sensational Confession at Albany
Oorvallis Shoemaker Attemps Sul
cldo Salarlos Cut.
county tnxpuyer, a successful former' jt a nur,.( that BaleniH' Chief of
nnd a gcniilno JcHerwoulati Democrat, i j0,.e n, i , Mlnto will gracefully re
Ho Ih u!ho h moiiiliiT of the state board ' tro t0 uccu,,t u ,ksIUou under the new
of ugrlculture. Hut belug neither a jBtatenrlson manaitement uoxtJanuurv.
Oxford Bibles.
Special Reduc
tions made on
Teachers Edition
of
Oxford Bibles.
Call and see them
F. S Dearborn,
Bookseller.
politician nor a horso Jockey his Ideas
do not count for much. He was In
town yesterday and said:
"I have been trying to got the board
to arrange for an Indian exhibit. We
could get deputations ot the natives
to come from tho different reservations
near by and camp In an Indian village
on tho Immense rounds and live In
aboriginal stylo In their tents, cook
their food and have their guinea and
dances at night. It would carry the
heart of many a pioneer buck to pre
hlstoiloduys when a "cloochmau" was
an Important social fur-tor."
"I would have," continued Uncle
Dave, "an exhibit In connection with
thin of Indian products, like bow nnd
arrows, knives, spears, canoes, baskets,
hendwork, mats, blankets, head-dressep
md tlion furm products, grains,
orooms, vegetables sucli as they raise
on their reservation farms. Still higher
up wu could havo exhibits of tho In
Han schools writing, drawing, and In
lustrlal work. All this could be or
(unlzed and made an interesting din
play of the products of the aborigines
who are Hying In Oregon In b-th stutef
of original savagery and nlso of coin
paratlvely high civilization."
Uncle Dave li very well acquainted
with tho Indians on the GrandoRondr
reservation nnd suys they would uiaki
up a flno exhibit and turn out a biy
delegation on eayuses nnd other con
veynnees. Mr. Guthrie's suggestion l
worthy of consideration by our Htatc
fair managers. The Indian exhibit
could be mado a giund featuro but It
would require application of Industry
and enterprise.
THE LOCAL RESUME.
Another very hot day.
Hops are dull and the river is falling.
Elglity-clglit In tho shade this foro
noon. The Uulvorslty band of this city will
givo an open air concert in tho nvenuo
tomorrow-evening at 8 o'olock.
Born, at tho fnmllyesldonco on
High street, to Mr. and Mrs, J. 13. Bur
nett, July 12, a daughter. Tho judge
is tho happiest man in town.
Jos. Kuerton, the Salem soap manu
facturer is at Woodburn today. His
soap business Is rapidly growing, und
ho desorves n liberal homo patronage.
Tho infant child of Mr. nnd Mrs, B.
F. Holmes died at tho homo ou East
Ghomokota street Thursday, and tho
remains wore taken to Mill City for
burial.
John M, Osborn, of Corvallls, hos
boon appointed a member of tho board
of regents of tho Oregon state agricult
ural college. He fills the vacunoy
caused by tho death of Dr. J. M. Apple
white, Tho Salem board of charities will
hold its regular meeting this, Friday,
ovoning at tho olllco of tho stato treas
urer, at eight o'clock. A full atten
dance Is desired. W. L. Wade, presi
dent, Frank E. llodgklu, secretary.
PERSONALS.
Miss Nina McNury Is visiting frloudB
at Lebanon.
Mre. Walter Denton today returned
from Millers station.
Mauagor Anson, of tho Consolidated
railway company, is In Portland.
Homy Soliultis, foicman on tho asy
lum farms, was enjoying a holiday to
day. Mr. and Mrs. J, II. B. Royal of South
Balom returnod from a two weeks visit
at Hubbard and Brooks.
Judge W. P. Lord nnd family went
to tho coast toduy. They occupy a cot
tage at Seal Rocks, near Newport.
Miss Isabel Colley, of Portland is in
this city a guest of hor sisters Mrs, W.
31. Egau and Miss Maggie Colley.
John A. Bhaw, of Mill City, came
down today. Ho reports tho lumber
mills running, und doing fair business.
Mrs. Glass and Miss Kullorton, of
Oregon City nro guests at the Fabrltus
Bintth mansion ou Observatory Hill,
Houth Balcm.
J, J, Murphy, olork of tho supremo
court, returnod last night, bringing
with him S. W.Ohuroh'n little girl and
Dr. A, J, Qlesy'a little boy, two grand i
children.
R Judgo Ohas. Wolverton went to Al
bany last night. He will take his fam
ily to tho coast at Newport nnd return
to Satem In time to sit at Monduy's
wwkm of tho supremo court.
Mr W. Jj. Loomls who has beeu
YJwtlng hor psreuts, Mr, Mini Mrs. W
Some Lawyer Talk
In front of Hotel Willamette las)
night there sat about tho biggest array
of legal talent one of ton finds guthered
together. There was U. S. Circuii
Judge Bellinger, U. S. District Attor
ney Murphy, Ex-Secy . of War Geo. H.
Williams, Judge A. H. Tanner, Judge
Rufus Mai lory, Judgo MoDougal, all ol
Portland, nud State Senator Geo. C.
Brownell of Oregon City, Tilmon Ford
of Salem nnd T. J. Bluckof Holsoy, the
last not a lawyer, Ju an Informal dis
cussion most of tho gontlomou declared'
themselves In fuvor of a constitutional
convention, one eminent disciple re
marking that Oregon was working un
der tho oldest constitution of any west
ern stnte, and that it was even older in
some respects than the federul consti
tution. Mr. Ford did not express him
self on this point but did say that Ore
gon outfit to havo the limited referen
dum engrafted upon her constitution.
COURT HOUSE NOTES.
Bberlfl Johu Knight is still at Port
land. Tho city of Salem received a wan ant
for $07 yesterday for costs In tho suit of
tho city of Salem vs. Marlon county
for the city road tax which Judge
Hubbard, of the county court, refined
to allow tho city to expend. The city
also gels this jurtgmont now amount
ing to $3767.07.
minus ukcokdkd
si i) co our last report were:
BrJoin Land Co., to Margaret M.
Russell and Marella A. Shaw, lots 10
nnd 11, bl. 4,EngIewood ndd.to Salem,
$000.
David Frluluinn, Mt. Angol to Fred
erick Schwab and Anna M. Schwab,
two tracts of land at Mt. Angel, $3500
Those burglaries and potty thefts havo
declined to a mlulmum In Salem
again, .probably due to polico vigilance
and decreased transporatlon facilities.
Ex-Police Cnptalu Adlsou Dllly will
bo a candidate boforo the Republican
city convention for city marshal.
The salaries of the city ufllcers of Cor
vallls have beeu reduced as follews:
Chief -of police, from 00 to $45 per
mouth; night watch, from $2.00 per
night to $175; police judge, from $50
to $35 per lion ill.
A CONFESSION.
One While, formerly at Salem, ac-
ordiug to last night's Albany Demo
rut, mado u confession of a plan for u
jail break and bank robbery, us follews:
After midnight this morning one
rl-nry White was arrested by Police
mm McCIalu on the charge of roam lug
tie streets after midnight auJ placed
it the calaboose. Wblto is the purd of
Eurlght, now in the jail waiting the
ictlon of the grund jury on tho churge
f horse stealing, and his notions have
xclted the attention of the police for
"everal duys, hence a close lookout has
"en kept of his conduct. Ho was
uken before Recorder Henton, plead
,'iillty aud was sent to the city jail for
hree duys. Before he informed the
narwhal und recorder that ho had
omethlug Important to divulge. As
lit dlvulslon was evidently of acbarac
er that did not come within the Jurls
llctiou of tho city recorder, lie was
taken before Deputy Prosecuting At
orney Kelley to whom and tho mar--tlml
ho confessed to having been n
mrtner In n scheme to liberate Euright
rorn the county Jail nnd agreid to
llvulge the wholo business provided he
vus giveu his liberty, and substantiate
It with proof. The de'ed was to be done
onlght, and he confessed to already
'laving placed in Euright's bauds tools
and Implements that would result in
tils escape. An Investigation at tho jail
confirmed the statement, several tools
for sawing out being found in Euright's
possessio'n.
White also mado thestartling confes
sion that upon Euright's getting out,
their plans wore to go to Pendleton,
where they would rob the leading bank
at that city aud got a big booty.
A couple of coats wero stolen a day
or two ago from Mr, J. J. Graham's.
Whlto divulged tho fact jesterday
where they were, claiming that he had
ieen a m an take them there, and they
were found as ho had stated. It is not
liillcult to guess who wus (he thief.
White came from Salem here; It is
probable the people at that city know
more ubout him limn Albany people.
He waB here ostensibly to bail Euright
out, but did not do much in that direc
tion. A woman Is also said to be mixed
up In tho attempted jail break,
A RAILROAD SCHEME.
It Is Said Mormons Will Bttlld .From
Salt Lake to This Coast.
New Yohk, July 18. A Washing
ton dispatch to n morning paper says
that tho day the president's signature
tsaftlxed to tho Utah admission bill
will be launched one of the greatest
railroad enterprises that has been
started for years. A transcontinental
scheme bus beeu matured and Is only
held baok until Utah can be dealt with
as a state. Behind tho plan of de
velopment Is the wealth and Influence
of the Mormon church. With tho
quickness characteristic of Mormon
leaders, I he surveys have beeu made,
the estimates complied and tbo re
sources of the country fully investi
gated. The work Is In such an advanced
state that two corps of engineers arc
here and ready to bo used for construe
lion purposo?. Tho road surveyed nnd
to be built extends from Salt Lake
sntitbernly nud then westeruly to n
Pacific connection in the Los Angeles
country, i If connection cannot bo made
with the Atchison & Topeka in
Southern CallfornIa, then this Utah
road will be built through to the coast,
but the probabilities are that a trafllc
narangemedt can be made with the
Atchison & Topeka from the Needles
thiough to tho coast. Tho projectors of
the new road have already sounded
President Relnbeurt, of the Atchison &
Topeka, and aro to have a formal
meeting with him immediately after
the statehood bill is signed
By reference to the map, a branch of
the Union Pacific will be seen running
south westerly fiom Salt Laho towards
he coast country, but stopping short in
the midst of the Sierras, The Mormons
have laid out n route which Is a marvel
to tho engineers who have Beeu profllec,
They parallel the ridges, Instead of
crossing thorn. They have tangents CO
md 70 miles long, demonstrating that
what appears to be the longest route is
really the shortest way to the coas.
These coal fields will be p'ercod by
tho new road. Blch p Clawson, .f the
Mormon church, is the active represen
tative of Zion In this project. He is
here and in charge of the lobby which
has put the statehood bill into the pres
dent's hands so smoothly.
Poor Mr. Wyman Released.
New Youk, July 13. Judge Bar-
rett has released Ernstus Wyman, on
$30,000 bail. The bond Is elgned by
Charles B, Rous-', a drygoods morcuauL
Rev. W. Kellaway of the Christian
Worker's Mission last Sunday preached
at Sllverton for the Christian church
G. Steiner and wife of Salem, were
guesls of Dr. L. W. Gui.'-s of Woodburn
ou Sunday.
ATTEMPTED SUICIDK'.
Corvnllis Infermer: Jumes Dolan,
who has been in tho employ of Krausse
Bros, as shoemaker for the past three
months, wont to Lebanon to celebrate
and while there got to drinking, some
thing ns a rulo ho does uot do and has
kept It up ever since uutll jpsterdny
noinlng about 3 o'clock when he had
.jot so far ns to have beeu crazed from
he effects, and tried to take his own
life by shooting nt himself. Luckily
tils aim was uot steady nud lie missed
tho mark.
Lawsu't At Eola.
Salem's young lawyers are branch
ing out Into other enmities. Attoi ueys
Wob Holmes and John II. MoNary of
Salem wont to Eoln, Polk county, to
day to try a lawsuit boforo tho justice
of that preclnat. The suit Is to rocovtr
mouey brought by Dald RU hards vs.
Geo. MouIbou.
Toachors' Instlcuto.
Prof. Jt. S, Young, superintendent of
hoIiooIs at Helena, Montana, is to lecture
to the touchers and citizens during tho
nuuunl Institute, probably Wednesday
evening, July 18.
President illoss, of the Agricultural
college, has been Invited to address tho
teachers Thursday evening, July 10.
m
Asylum Pionio. In lieu of a Fourth
of July celebration Supt. L, L. Row
land gave all the patients at the state
Insane asylum, who can bo taken out
with safety, a picnic at the farms.
Luuch Is served In the grove, where
tables nro erected, aud u largo dancing
floor Is provided. The asylum orches
tra aud u number of otlloors und at
tendants enjoyed tho treat us well as
the convalescents.
Tho Mehania Reunion.
Tho committee on soldiers reunion at
Mehama announce that owiug to hop
picking thoy have changed the date ol
their reunion fiom September to the 23,
24 and 25 of August. It Is to bo an en
campment reunion of veterans ot Linu
and Marlon counties, Woman's Relief
Corps and Sous of Veteruus.
To Mount Hood. President P. L.
Campbell, Don Lewis, E. Haley, Geo.
Kramer, Mr. Lewis and Mrs. MoEI-
vain, of Monmouth; County Supt. and
Mrs. Hutchinson and Miss Mary Col.
Hns, of Dallas; und Miss Eitolla Eok
orsley, ot Union, started today with
other parties for a visit to Mt. Hood.
Postal Sua lugs Hunks.
Tho postal savings bank system, whioh
Is nlroady tho most popular form of in
vestment in England, has been brought
to still higher perfection. All accounts
aro kopt in tho central ofllco in London,
and withdrawals nro possiblo only after
sending notice thero. Tho now arrange
ment for telcgrnphio drafts is now so
perfect that depositors in tho neighbor
hood of Londpn can collect thoir monoy
nt tho branch postofHco within 40 min
utos, or in tho juost distant parts of tho
kingdom within an hour of making the
demand. Tho now facilities aro already
leading to a groat incroaso In the
amount of doposits. London Standard.
Alexander's Cheerless Lot,
Young King Aloxandor of Scrvia's
oxistonco is not very cheerful for a lad
of 17. Ho rises at 7 o'clock and goes
out riding. Returning, ho reads tho
nowspapers tlireo Gorman and soven
French journals and then gives nu
dlonces from 10 to 1. Tho nftornoon is
spent in moro nndlcncos nnd transacting
stato uusnioss, with tno oxcoption or a
short drive At 5 tho king presides nt a
ministerial council. Dinner follows,
and by 11 tho lights nro out in tho pal
ace, Bolgrado Lotter.
AN ANOEt UN WARES.
A Pathetiu Little Tula or Three Women
and Ttrn llablcs.
It was on a Sixth avenuo snrfaco car,
and when she got on ot Twenty-eighth
etreet theie weie but rive paesengors
two women, each with a baby, and tho
spectator.
One of the women sat in tho far cor
ner, while the other hat on tho opposite
sido.
Tho spectator is not, ns n rule, "giv
en" to babies, but that baby was ono of
that irresistible sort that laughs aud
makes fun of you, gurgling out nil sorts
of disjointed criticisms of your porsonal
appearance nnd general uiukoup that
would be simply unbearablo could you
but understand it.
How such a delightful baby could
ever havo selected such n niothor was
inexplicable.
As you looked nt her hard nnd un
womanly face which not even her
baby's smile could f-of ten you involun
tarily pitied tho child that some day
must turn to her for sympathy and holp.
Theso observations weio just complet
ed when tho car stopped, and sho step
pod on.
Sho wns plninly dressed in a gown of
dark brown, mado of some rich corded
material, edged with fur. Her coloring
was of that warm, rich tint that ouo
finds in tho women of tho south, with
golden brown hair and oyes. Altogether
sho wns most good to look at.
But about her was that intnngiblo,
illusive boniething, thai, indescribable
nir iu spite, or peihaps because, of her
othorwiho modest demeanor that pro
claimed her tho woman of pleasure.
Sho seated herself acics tho car, and
immediately that baby, attracted by
something who can say what? fcoino
latent goodness iu that face perhaps,
which her innocent wisdom, untainted
as yet by tho wisdom of this world, rec
ognized prepared to niako a conquest
of tho nowcomcr.
She moved her llttlo plump hand and
cooed and laughed. Who could resist
her?
Her faco became suffused i her oyes
gleamed with happiuet-s. Sho was no
longer merely u piotty coquette. Sho
was a beautiful, womanly woman.
Leaning forward, sho kissed tho littlo
hand tremulously.
Finally, yielding to an irresistiblo
impnlFC, sho crossed over and sat besido
tho mother, who might havo been a
caiven imago for nny sign of life sho
gave.
"Would would you let mo hold that
dear baby just n minute?"
For tho first timo that wooden faco
became expressive. Those light blue
oyes actually glinted and sparkled.
In a thin voico that gavo vent to all
tho malico of a narrow nature, sho
jeered:
"You! Why, I wouldn't let you
touch her I"
Tho poor faco changed.
Tho beautiful, happy flush deepened
to a cruel red. From an expression of
angolio tenderness it took on ono that
was in itself an impiccation.
For tho baby's puro sako sho smoth
ored it at tho door of her lips.
At that moment tho car stopped, aud
sho hurried to tho door.
Sho wns not so quick, however, but
that tho other mother caught her hand,
her plain, kind, motherly faco all alight
with a divino impulse of generosity.
"I get off here," sho said. "Won't
yon cany my baby n littlo way? My
arms nro very tired."
As thoy btopped together from tho
platform of tho car tho spectator, over
como with rovorenco for tho beautiful
charity of that act, felt that ho dimly
uudeistood what it was to "entertain an
angol unawares,!" Now York Recorder.
RPffl G 11
mm
We aro now soiling our entire stock at wholesale cost
Boots arid Slioes at Cost,
Dress Goods at Cost
Clotbdng at Cost
It will pay you to savo money whllo you can. Thanking our manv Ma
for their pust patronage, wo solicit u continuance of of the same whllo w iii-2
up tho business. Respectfully, "wiua
Wi
is
Bros. & Co..
OPERA HOUSE CORNUR.
Something New in Glass.
John G. Wright's pioneer cash gro
cery has on display a flue lot of new
glass novelties, Including rose bowls,
sugar shakers, goblets, pitchers, etc.,
etc. The Salem ladles should see these
beauties whether they buy or not.
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Ulnss, Varnishes
and 1 lie most complete stock ol
fitrnslies ol all Kinds in the
rftate. Artists' Materials,tiinc,
fliiir,cinent and shingles und
finest quality ol QltASS SKEDS
PKOFEaSIONAI, AND business cards.
OkO. O.IIINQW.w
V. 11. D'AltCY.
S'AROY & HINQHAM. Attorneys &tuL
Itoomsl a and. !l, li'ArVttKdiBi J5
Lo street. Special attention given tol'nii!
ness In tho supremo and circuit courts of the
a ii
H.I. BiaOKK, Attorney ai law,8ulom.Oris
. gon. Olllco over Husli'g bnnk
JOHN A. CARBON. Attorney fttlaw,ix"S
0 nnd 4, Hush bunk bulldlne. HalamX '
B. P. BONJIAM.
W.H.
BON HAM & HOLMES, Attornoys at la?
Office In Bush block. bnt.wJ.n S,L
Court, on Commercial street.
New Advertisements.
WANTED. Two or more iurulsUMl rooms
lur light housrkcepln. In central locu
tion. L,eavc uddress at J21) Lib 1 ty street, 12 U
WANTIID Team or niuiOb, weight K0U to
HU), six ye.irs old. Apply at Klloul
piuce, orth ofiHyniiu.
LOSi. Ladlts black silk uintituUu, whh
curved cliony uauJld, silk trimmed, ou
public load Detw en Sulem und Turner, buu
lay, Jul 8. Kinder s 111 be suitably rewarded
by leiivlnesaiiieallheoinoeof J. U. Mitchell
Co.. culem.Or
DIK1),
CAHILL. At the home of her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. I. W Cahill, In
East Halem, Thursday, July 12, 1804,
of pulmonary troubles, Nettie E, Ca
lull, aged 10 years.
MO It SAUK l-'lut ulty prupeity.or will tiurte
l' tor fiu ml Bland. Jiuqulreor Win. iuar
ler.Mliiipsun's addition, Salem, Or.
1.1 jit BAL& sovuiul choice lots on Asylum
'avenue. Also u .ood uluieton. inniifra in
dbldsnce south side injunction of electric cur
hub, rtsyiuni uvonua. u-7 u
TELbA BHKHMAN.-Tynewmln -
commercial stenography. Offlre. vT
The bost of work aoue at res
Gray block.
sounble rates.
12-20
HOTEL iNTEl
Finest Health Resort on the Coast
On North "each, Newport anil Yaaulna By.
Second henson. .Everything new. Free bath.
IlHCks free to aud from ail boats aud tralm
Ooitiigo and c imping privileges. Kates per
duy.sa Special terms to families or by lbe
week, J
Ml. MAKY FITZl'ATKIOK.
Postofflce address : Newport, Or.
Proprietor
mill! most period ilttlng truss rnuae. Will
L hold a rupture where ull others have
tailed
duei-t.
KorsaiebyJ. L.
Pari lsh, -101 Capital
ll-lk-II
iAPhKs.- Portland, euciumenio, otuttle,
. Tucoimi und bun fruticlbco pupers on sale
t Bennett's, Postouice LlocK.
lIUl-jflAN hOiENOU-JLUeiuture
Kinds on sale at .Mi Liberty Btrect.
0
of all
4-6-ly
rniilB PAPrSK Is kepiou Utout IS. O. Dane's
X. Aderilslng Agency, ttl and (15 Merchants
ujcehuuge. sau r'ruuclbo. California.
uonuuc'B lor r.dverllblug can be made
When
lor 1 1
A, DAGENY,
(Successor to uhrls. Pnulus.,)
IWalato Street.
Family Wine & Liquor Store
vise lunch Daily.
BIDS FOR WOOD.
The
board of trustees of thonwlnm Inviton
uiuo joj j.uai uurus oi ueuvy uoa.y nr wood.
'thd woudiuunt bo dr,,, spill, nollmbsullotvtd,
ol best quality, ami. celneiea ulthoasjlum
ui'jou lolho ui proval of Ihemedlcal superln-
i- iuo ,i niui uu jwa (iiKuuiuo man above
will berectled. 1 ho r ghl to lelect any and
ail bids Is lessrveu. Bius nil Leoieuedi.t
luuguvciuum UlillU UL 4 o ClOCK U, W. AlOQ1
day, Aiijual U. 1 111
HYliVESTFlt PENNOYEK,
uEO. W. JM'BUtDE,
Plilli. METssiMAn!
WM.A. MUiNLuy, Board.
Ultrk. iatd
GEO. C. WILL
DEAIiER IN
Stein way, Knabe, Webber, Emer
son and other pianos.
Storey & Clark and EarheiT organs.
All first class makes of sowing ma
chines. Smaller, makes of musical instru
ments and supplies.
Genuine ueedies, oil and. new partai
for all makes of machines.
Sewing machines aud organs re
paired and cleaned.
Two doors north of postofllce, Balemi
Oregon.
rs-
J.iHorbe, ofMorulngalde, returned to
Jmw homo la Taconia on tho overland
ywrferday mornlntf, ner healthy la
paoh Jwprovotl and ahe thluke Mom
JBjpaWubwUbypIftOv',
STIM". AT It. The fifty tons of goods
received by Gilbert, Patterson & Co., a
few days slnon nro gradually dluapear-
liig on tho shelves of their iiianimotli
nowJy finished store room.
Fob Mt. Hood. A party started to
day for Mt. Hood, to unite with the
Matzama mouutaln climbers, S. R.
Rurford, Jr., Mr. Konoher, Prof. Rarr
of Turner, Miss Cora Bentley, Mra. C,
D. Young and Bou,.Mr. and Mrs. A.
Omart and family,
Tho Capital iliimneaj col logo quar
terly Is belug printed by tho Capital
Printing oompauy, 820 Commercial I
street, I
Mr. und Mrs. E. A. Pierce aud Miss
Josle P.irrMi, of liiughamtoii, N. Y.,
are ut the Perkins. Mrs. Pierco and
MibS PuirUh uio bUtor uiul daughter of
Rev. J. It. Pttrrlsh, of Salem, They
are taking their vacation in Oregon.
$300 to Loan.
$U X) to loan on ulty property for ouo
year, lluzfltth Bros 7 13 St
A Congressman's Philosophy.
After tho voto iu tho house unsontiug
Mr. Hilboru of California his friends
gathorcd around him in tho cloakroom
to oxtond to him thoir sympathy and
good will. "Woll, Hilboru," said ouo
)f thorn, "you are certain to come back
again, so you ought not to fool bad. '
"Yos," said Mr. Hilborn in his dry
way, "wo all cherish tho Christian be
lief In tho resurrection, but I don'
think that entirely reconciles ns to
deatli. " Washington Post
Sri
Elf
City Warrants.
. Notice la hereby given that! have In mv
namU luudssuttlciuut to oiyall warrants of
mo tiijr in omem nruwu on me "general
luud" and "eudur td ' beloielho 'Jlstof June
.8 1. Intel est wl 1 ceuboou said warrants Horn
and after dulo ol this notice,
E. J.BWAKKORD,
. , . Olty Treaiuror.
Sai.km, July Cth.
SCHOOLS tth Year
Deputy U. S. Marshal Geo. Hum
phreys, of Portland, was lu (he city u
day. Or. Price's Cream Raking Powder
Contain ao A wel w Ahnt.
Awarded
Highest Honors World' Fair.
'DR;
BAKING
POWDER
MOST PERFECT MADE.
pure Crapa Cream of Tartar Powder. Frc
.torn Ammonia, Alum or tny other adulterant
40 YBAR? TUB STANDARD, f.
TheGreatHealthDrink
Safe, sure and reliable. Always on
r,V,!i!iApasu0,andttdollu'- Com
fortable, enjoyable
HIRES
Rootbeer
A23c.pkp.nuacea8rallons. Sold everywhere.
S.ni Jo. it.mp for be.uUNl floturt cud. and bcok.
The Chan. U. Hires Co.,I'lillndclpUIa
Camijinq News. Jo. Clark, the
Court street grocer, Is going to the ooast
uext week, and In getting out nls sup
olles for the season has received some
if the moat desirable goods ever taken
jut. See what he has before buying.
F110E1M3L
II.
Infaut, Couuectlngand Primary classes
eviry week day from 9 a. m. to
12 in. except Saturday.
HhJfJ A 1)111 All 11 i
,111100 v. Mijiiuu, - - rnncipai.
TRAINING CLASSES
. for teacheis' dully practice work from
t) a. in. to 12 rn. iu Kindergarten.
On Monday, Wednesduy aud Friday
fiom 2 to 4 p. m. Classes meet for
study of Freebel system. Mrs. P. B.
Knight, Principal.
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. in. with
uuiuiug ciuss, couuucteu oy Mrs.
Knight and MisaRallou. For terms or
Information apply at Kindergarten
looms, comer Court aud Liberty streets.
THE ELEGANT
PASSENGER STEAMER
...nLTONH..
LEAVE?
FOR PORTLAND.
i$y?5 Bolc'.! d00k Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays TA5 a. m.
HETURN1NG, leaves Portland Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturday at 6:45 a. in.
,n?t tlm? ?r. Paenger service; no way
landing freight handled.
JiaSUND TUIP unl,mlted) Ono way
NISA.&S 36 OENTS
For freight rates and tickets apply to
E. A SLEIGIIT,rAgout,
At dock, foot of Court St.
NOTICE.
From this date, tho undersigned
woodsawers of Salem will charge tho
following prices for sawing woed:
Fir, one cut 400
Fir, two cuts coo
Fir, three cuts 750
Hody oak, ash and maple one cut 60e.
two cuta 00c, three cuts 90c. Pole oak,
one cut, 60c, two cuts, 76c, three cuts
$1. Sawing slugle cord 76c.
Sawing by tho hour $1.50.
McKILLOP BROS.,
JAS. ROBERfeOM,
BAKER & DUNN,
CHA8. A. SMITH,
JAS. SHANTZ.
Terms cash. 7 20 dim
The Royal Ann Cherry.
This Is acknowledged to be tho best
cannor that grows, and J. G. Wright1
baa again made arrangement! to sup- STEAMER
piy everooay. uet them esrlv.
OrcgOD Pacific Railroad Co.
CHAS. CLAItK, Receiver.
it. 11. wjssrAtoTr,
LIVERY, BOARDING AND FEED STABLE
HAY, OATS and STRAW
SOLD and DELIVERED.
nA6A-Serry etreet weflt of pat Offlce.
HAI.EM, - - ... OHEOON
E. M. WAITE PRINTING CO.,
BOOK AND JOB
Connecting with
"HO M E R,"
BETWEEN
fr.,iM.. . . 8UPP'y of,YAQUINA AND SAN FRANCISCO
rrultjars, extra rubbers and t xt ra tops
and sealing wux, Is always to be found o.
at the old reliable grocery store of J. A. TXVraDOiica Ju ,otliaDd
Van Eaton. I Leaves Yaquluu July Situ and about every
' ' Klgllts reserved
LEOTUKKK t MINO. Prof. Crow, without notl.e.
to change tailing dates
AND
Legal Blank Publislicrs
Bush's New Brlck.over the bank. Oom'l Mre
MONEY TO LOAN :-:
On farm
lare loans.
MS dwtf
mrat, of Callforula, will ba hero ou t he !
Mth, 21st and 22d, to lecture on terut-er-' freUhtandpasjergeriatwaprlrtoany
ince. sgeut.
. j OirASJ.HENnYH.BONACO,
All aro pleased who try our two-bit , Mi a Wi&'ffi&i
ffapt column, gUAChAlleoelii?, ,tw'
' I Vorvlli,Orfon,
Ii5n!ecUHr,.tJ 8Jlecl, "tea on
lAaui cohsldered without delay.
Hamilton & Moir,
Hoom 8, Bush Bank BulldlnE
Huie Wing Sang Co.
J eas, Chlnaware. Japanese Fancy
Goods, Embroidered Bilks, ScreenB, Ja-
Ilea lin.. j . . I
i KZi'aJZ?mp
LhVI,'' 2"j""" nu lauuerware;
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