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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (July 18, 1894)
-'i - i inniw iwiiiiiT umiinwiw rtiirtii iirirtiiwrwiw(iiirTiirntfiinftflr1,'a uxBmmsuo Vepntrapiikr nv " - wwfW1 W wflvmgii , , l?w5r5J mP U HP, CiflTAL JOBP.SAU roeuMUEO daily, except hu.nd vt". nrrtt Capita! Journal Publishing Company HOFER BROTHERS. Editors. - XJD Weekly. P, Vr fer UO WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, ISM. BUSINESS IS BU3IflE8S. Oar CircclAtloa - We Challenge Comparison With Aay l?ewpapr Outride of Portland. CIKCl'LATin BACK WEEK. arrrxtT Cjurst. Jp ai- IAltr sTeo eltr aad sofwrfcaaeajrw ,T IUn.T.iaMem!UUra,ll prejald lll. 4;w Total wtkly etrestoHwo.. WAX AUYKHTtntxa KATIS. Want aIs iiwi lrttaAr tt ts. Tbm tofiveliac m wek.m . T ooi . TSec ibid rate I nib- IMILT or "Wwic v. LVttri-tia iMtWit lieu wit ttB'taeb JUH-rtJoa DjIII.Y O- V.-KCy. Hfb JoaJSct-pTI.DeInDiLT.rHEiic T. fyrocer a.JTertJiou or ojU b-jo-mib or year, payable ruon blr. u' contract rt made kcwnat.alBeeni: Tehh All transient TrtUfDjr, ejyp vtntet cmUvHa wiw 0" or lTiot men strtet'jr b In advance w -a o"lewl TuniFTt nun wi i r IkiItukI froa. n-ypllbua bilPral w"l'"1e notes? litf reslfctoo trr ebarl f entrtlom3t A'pibtH zoo's! and itltgfefiu serrlee.ar.- FKOM ll THE W BALL 1 BOOM m TO r HELL 4 By an Ex-Dancing Master. HAVE YOU HEAD IT? Eecomrnended by Prof. Kiddle. Price 25 centa. For sale by Y. S. DEARBORN, Bookaeller. THE LOCAL RESUME. Hot clear day and cool clear night continue. Root Lear soda the bwa fizz at Ben nett's Pontoffice news gallery. Part of the county Normal institute -went to visit the Slate Reform ccbool today. One of Cioia' market delivery cart hone ran away this mornlng,dolng no damage. IL A. Thorn was thU morning called to the beside of his mother who is quite ill. Adolph'a bowling alley Is a. cool place to get a little excitement and exercise combined. Cigar store next to Gilbert Bro.'s bank. The Haymaker lawn chartered a bay wagon ing and started south lo contCAt with the Hall' tennis club this morn engage in a Ferry lawn ten n la club. Prof. Win. Crowhurst will address the citizens of Salem at Good Templars hall on Saturday the Ulit, at 8 p. in. on "The Living Imucs of the Day." Also Sunday 22nd at the First M. K. church, at 8 p. m. Everybody Invited. Lec ture free. So far nallif) duot would permit a large criwd wlluetitcd the evolutions of the three companies ol the Orgeon Na tional Guard of this city who were out in Wilson's park last night for a bat talion drill, They were companies B, and I, am! they para ded through the principal atrrela previous to entering the park, led riy the Second Regiment hand. lUy. S. M. Freeland and wife left Salem yesterday for Seattle, having been in Salem nearly a year, during which time Mr. Freeland served accept ably os pastor of tho First Congrega tional church. The socltty and Saleni people were more than loath to part with these workers. Mrs. Freeland came to bo known as a woman of re finement aud culture. Rev. Freeland pki a man of superior ability Jn the pul pit, tine character as a man, and of uriMuin ! rami rtrrwrrouut i tlttiiM l if. H. Knlcbt will fill the nulnlt until the August vacation. jiov Tjiikf Ahiiimtki). Charlie , Walker, who disappeared from Oregon City Sunday night, was arrested in Xtesrborn'a boo kstore last evening by Officer Gibson. He arrived by tho verJnnd Sunday night, lfe claims that his brother told him he must leave aud make a Hying for himself. He atofc ft pir of trousora today from E. 0. 0ttMll'a tore; finding they were too , JMffe, ha took them to Johnson's store jmm! tnui! thm for a flUHe also stolo a itimy watch and two hooka from Dear bwn'd beokttore. i IwaANXV-AwHjrHiBlth.uKtul years, today eotamlttad to the asyiuru Whlugto county, Too tuucb drtak wi the eaww. TifcoloontJaiwat HS Slate t mxTasSsSSg 36tfAL3. W. H. King of King ra In the dty today. Amw Strong rHurotd today from Newport. Attorney General Ctjamtrbdn I- In the city today. Prof. T. W. Jsrrla. of Extern Ore gon, i in the city. J. H- Simmoss, of Abkjua precinct, was In the dty "oday. A. IL Os nrn. of Kozene. is tbe gae-t of bis brother. E. T. 0jrn. F. J. Hmith and family returned this afternoon from a visit mi the Santiam. Jnlge Fulterton is holding an eqolty term of Liccoln county court at Toledo. Sup. Bollinger and wife returned last nlgbt from the Upper Soda springs. M-s. E. J. EWbam returned to her bom? at Eugene yesterday afiernoon fter a visit with friends. R. T. Dbney, of ArberdD, Wa5b.. 3 in the iy Ur a week's visit with bl wot her, O. P. Dabney, of the Fair. Mrs. R. 8. Bean, who, with her ko, os feen vleiiing at the old home in Eugene, re'urned to Salem this after noon. Alex. TbnmpMn, of Portland, came ip todiy aod with hli better half, is he guest of her sister, Mrs. J. H. Jtrickler. L. A. I3vLon, formerly of fkh nrtel Tame, Jeft today for Southern Or.on where he will tarry a fcbort dme before going eat. Mnf. Finley Perrineand little daugh- er Minnie left today for a short teaoo it Newport, leaving Finley at home to attend to ih household duties. Mr. an1 Mr. W. L Tooze of Wfxi- urn arrived home yeslerday from heir trip to the National Republican eajrue at Denver. They were delayed by the strike at Ogden thirteen days. lived under martial law six days and jurrouded by a mub sf ven days. It wat quite an experience. It is needlees to say tbe Tcze are still Republican. II? THE SDPEEME COUET. Salem, July 18, 1694. An important suit beard today was that of Thomas Patterson, reap. vs. The Portland Smelting and RenningWorks, Honeyman, DtHart & Company, J N Teal admiuhstralor of the estate of J. W.Wallace.Jdeceael. John McCacken, E. J. Harney, A. E Rorthwick, I. B. dlurgis, G. For, E. Wolf, John Kierk man, G. W. Staver, R K Kuapp, (Jhas. Hegele, J. C. Bayer, J W. Cook, A. H. Johnson, W. W. Fpaiilding, John Odway, aud Jame Lotan, apps.; appeal from Multnomah county. K. W. Bingham att'y for reap.; Jos. 8Imon att'y for appa. Accident. Max Buren accidentally collided his bicycle with an elderly gentleman about noon today on Stats street, resulting in upsetling both rider and pedestrian. The accident happened by a little carelessness on both side, but no one was to blame. JSuren was making tbe same fpeed as an electr'c car. The man afoot had crossed rapid ly In front f the car when the wheel knocked his feet from under him Buren went headlong about a rod. He was on his feet instantly, assisted the footman to bis feet, and made proper apology, ew he Is ordinarily a careful rider. At Reform School. Prof. Cootte, of Corvnllls, Is at the state grounds laying oil and platting tho lands of the deaf mute and reform schools. Both will have beautiful sur roundings when the plans are per fected. The brick work on the shop, which Is above the second story, will be ro sumed ut once, an u supply of lime N forthcoming. 'Hie two wings are nearly finished up, and will be ready to turn over to the stale In a few weeks. Card of Thanks. 1 dislre to express my deep gratitude to Chemeketa Lodge No. 1 and Olive Lodge No. 18, of Sulem, for their thoughtful attention to the arrange ments for, aud their attendance at my father's funeral. What my absence would not allow me to do they did and I shall always have a pleasant memory In, that many of the friends my father bad In life were at his tomb In the c nd and prcpund tho lost iltes with a senti ment of faithful love. Very sincerely, Fiianic M. Haum)i:iw, Portland, Or. Make a Note of it Read It over aud over again, spell It out and sing It, until It Is Indelibly fixed In In our mind, (bat I)r Sugere Cutairh Remedy Is an unfulliblo cure for chronic catarrh of the head with all ilHdislruMltm complications, impaired I us to ami smell, offensive breath, link ing noise In tbe head, defective hour lug, nob uud ihrtt ailment are Mot only relieved, but permanently and positively cured. This U no fancy of the limiisglUHtlnu, but a hard solid fuel, proven over and over again and vouched for, under a forfeiture of $500 by Its manufacturers, the World's DIs nousary Medical Association, BiiIIhIo, N. Y, "A word to the wise is sum- clent. Ice cream and oake only 16 cents at Strong's restaurcut. Df . Price's Cream Baking Powder toort IfohJl N6tJt No noarrUg lice&sea this hot weather. One Joy pui In an pjarance ywter-, day. wtth 4i gray digger -ealf, and got 12.3). Jdjte HuLUrd U at Silver Crk rail, on raaa anu onoge vatiutrs. ' Uader tbe new law the shriH's salary is 7fWA year, dpotle SjW;j CTerk fSCO, deputies (2000; recorder! 5M, deputies 11500; JobnC. Meyer presented 43 gopher; ,1 scalps and got ft SO. The owner and -., . . w ., rtfnter of the land each pay him J 130 for catching them. Tbe first report of fees collected by tbe tberifl of Marion county, under tbe oew law, was made today. From July 2Ht to 17tb, tbe turn of 38.0 was turned over yesterday. INSTKCMENTS RECORDED. Pauline Su-iner and D J. Steiner,ber nu-band to Fred. A. Wijrgin?, U 1, blk I IWsVs add. Salem, 11700. Mati.da Kirk tnee DIxod), and Peter Kirk, her husband, to J. F. T. B. Bren tano, 2 lw in St. Paul, 4C8. Albert M. and Virginia P. Brown to F. J. E'driedge, quit claim to lands, $5 00. Mary E. and E. A. Breymin to F. J. Eldriedge. 30 acres F. X. Laderote, ..Inim, 12000. Ice Cream and Caxe. Ice cream and cake will be served by the Y. P.S. (J. E., of tbe Presbyterian church, at the Univen-ity band conceit dl MornlngMde.Ibsturday evening. It Northern Pacific Tbe local agent of Ihe Northern Pa cific railroads wa? notified this morn inir that all trains are now running through tvotb eat and went on regular schtdule time. For tickets or iuforma- Ion apply to H. O Thomas, Salem, or A. D. Charlton, aeelstant general pas senger sgent, Portland. Jo Clark, tbe court street grocer, sflls California peach's, Royal Ann cherries, urrants and berries of all kinds. And don't you forget it. m . Arbitration Not Necessary. Arbitration is not now necessary for the A. R. U., the Knights of Labor and all other people have come to an understanding and say that they can buy good goods cheaper at the THE FAIR, 108 Court street, than any other place on the Pacific coast. 18-tf O. P. Dabney, Prop. Hammocks at tbe New York Racket at very low prices. 17-2d-lw If you want good wear cbesp call at Racket. summer under the New YorK 17-2d-lw Oxford ties, and lawn tennis shoes of dl sizes aud various prices, at the New York Racket, all ut low price. 17 -2-1-1 w An Ice Cave. Many Salcmltea are going to tbe mountains and the seaside to get into a cooler frame of mind. But if were to strike an ice cave, aud not have the other good things, as the Poit Oflice Grocery fctore they then such FUp- piles camper, they would still be fur from enjoying the real comforts of an outing. Just step in and see their array of specialties. HARRITT &. LAWRENCE. !7-2d-lw Ladles' Oxford ties, the finest variety aud styles made, sold from $1.00 to 12.60. Great bargains at Osboru'n Racket store. 17-2J-lw Adolph's cigar store uext to Gilbert Uros. bank matutaitis the only first filass bowling alley in town. LA DIES, don't forget those H. & S. corsets at Oiborn's Ricket store. HORN. RENNEY. Tuesday July 17, 1804, at tho tuiu'ly home lu Morniugslde, to Mr. and Mrs. James Rennie, a sou. l KI. EDWARDd. Tuesduy evenlnir, July 17, 1801, at tbe family home near Ftultland, of consumption, Mrs. Sadie E. Edwards, aged 38 years. LIMBECK Tuesday evening, July 17, 1804, at tbe homo of her sou near Auburn, of typhoid fever, .Mrs. .Eliza belli Lluibck, aged 71 years. Awarded Highest Honors World Fair. CREAM BAKING POWDER MOST PERFECT MADE. A niirn nru Ctnmnf Tatlar PtiuW. Flee from Ammonia, Alum or any other adulterant. 40 YEARS THB STANDAKt. PSSa02?AL ASD BdOlAL. Local Correspondence from in the Valley. TCtfna NEWPORT SEWSLB1S. Weather here pie&sanler wlib lighter I wndjj. i . , , , , . . .. . i CTbe inquiry for furubbed ttagta la OQ tbe,DCreMe. Prof. John Straube and family of tbe University of Oregon came in this t smV lo nrvnrl tho wtmn. .,. . ,.,.... . . , ; ... from an illness contracted while teacb- ingal Oystervilie. Frank Hall is seen on our streets again. His recent trip to San Fran civx by hts. was not what bis fancy painted it. . W. Hadley, Eq., with his family have taken poeseseion of their cottage for tbe summer. The steamers Roberts, Scotia, Homer and Columbine arrived this week. Tbe fast with supplies for the Hghtbuuie at H-ceta and Yaqulna Heads. B. L Murphy of Montana is in tbe city. He b an applicant for tbe priu cipalshipof the school and will move here if be secures ,t. We ought to be "awful" good bete this season as we have more ministers, actual and prospective, than "yon can shake a stick at." Judge Fiinn, of Albany, has sent bis wife and daughter here aud expects to follow them soon. Thus court will not enter a demurrer, Judge. Pres. E. N. Condit, L. E, Blaln, with their families, Mesdamea N. H. Allen and E. W. Langdon, all of Al bauy, are among our recent arrivals. Pres. S. I. Pratt, former principal of tbe fcchool here, aud Judge McFadden, both if Corvbllia, came down last week. El. Sullivan has recovered suf ficiently from his receut paternal taonors to permit him to depart to tbe Ulu qua fisheries. Hope hi9 catch will average more than nine pounds. II its Agnea Hume closed ber school term and will ni w be at home fur tbe summer. Meesrs. Daviebs and Williams are putting up neat fences around their re spective properties, adding much to the appearance as well as to tbe utility thereof. Mrs. Prof. Hyland of the Ocean bouse, left for Dalles for a viait to her i.areu!s and old home friends. Tbe I. O. O. F. installation, supper and danc iustlhuii-day evening was quite a success. A large turnout and an enjoyable time characterized tbe occasion. M. Richard Graham aud family, druggiet of Corvallis, left for home on Saturday. Tbej will visit friends at several ixilntx en route. Arthur Stimprfon came in on Satur day evening's boat from Tacoma. He will re-enter the Portland university in September. Judge Baber, of Forest Grove,Isover liauling his cottage preparatory to his family's arrival. The late time card adopted by the Oregon Pacific is a great accomodation to the travelling public, as the boat now leaves later aud arrives earlier than it did before. Jude Wolverton Is In town shaking hands with his old and new friends. We have quite a bar here and a frac tion of tbe supreme court. Sheriff" L'tndis came In on the Vol anta Saturday evening. He slated that Judge, Fulterton would convene an adjourned term of tbe circuit court ut Toledo July 17. A light docket. Quite a good slzsd crowd nowgalbeis to meet the bout on her last trip in each day, to see and to be seen, to meet new friendd and greet old one? and then to pass the time, you know. Our weather now is cool and bright, Our appetites are keen, We slpep and eat and eat and sleep For that's our biz., 2 ween. Then If from cure you would be Tttm Likewise from heat aud fl-as, Just come down to Yaqulna Bay Where you'll not roast nor freeze. Sot'' Wester. fcCOTTS MILLS. The shower Filday evening surprised a few hsy makers, but so far as known little damage was done. The railroad tie-up has shut ofl would be settlers from the East but those here are busy on new improvements. Sev eral new buildings are well under way, Cottle & Cook'd otllce buildlug, real, deuce of M. S. Smith, A. E Cook and others just started. The county rock crusher continues to chew rock and the stretch of macadam zed road grows louger day by day. Mrs. Liter, a returned mlslonary from Alaska, wna present at tbe meet ing of the missionary widely on the 12th. She will soon return to her field i f work. I. F. and 0. E. Commons and their families go to the onast next week. Several others will take their outings along the coast or In the mountains. Work will soon begin ou ihe now room for the public school. Since July 1st we have enjoyed a dally mall Instead of Ihe trl-wtekly as heretofore. SCBLlMIl"?. Mra. A. H. La Croix Is at New Part for a few weeks. Mr. Edward Fobellber; pa&M-d through here on hit way tn EtJa a few days ago. Mr. Brt Rb.,dw and R' MK'or mick were ddliag tialiin ibU vMulty Ust Saturday. Frank McGiuuU, Mr. Tarlln and Jack McCollnck were iu town today. Silver Creek Fall Is a favorite resort for tbe pleasure seekers of this part every Sunday. Miss Minnie Ireton is in Salem at tending tbe teachers' institute. Mrs. Mary McGinnis is quite ill. Mr. J. L. Mitchell and wife were visiting here last Saturday and Sun day. Mr. Scbottand daugh'er, Mis3 Bar bara, went to Salem today. Mks Sylvia La Croix is spending a vacation at Mehama with her grand mother. Sublimity is still growing. We notice that Mr. Wilbelma baa built a new wood shed and has also bunt a new foundation for a dwelling. There ill be a meeting of farmers here tbe 21st to regulate tbe price of labor during harvest. BROOKS. Mrs. G. W. Eva it came home from Salem Saturday. The farnieN are all very buy mak ing bay. Mr. J Bahor and family visited with Mr. Basbor's sihler, Mrs. Geo. Massey, Sunday. Mr. E. W. Cbapmau's sou and fam ily vitdted his parents 6 unday. Miss Bessie Chapman spent last week with her sister, Mr. A. Collird, ou Mission bottom. Prof. Cowhurst lectured here Iat Saturday night, Sunday aud .Sunday night. E M. Sav;e and family spent Sun day with Mrs. S's parents ou Sa lem prairie. Don't forget the Epworth league ice cream social Saturday eve, July 2Ut. Everbody invited. Several of the Matrons of this district met at H. Jone'a on Tuenda evening. The particulars are not kuoxn at present. Q'litea uumberof our young folks Visited Silver Creek Falls Sunday. Tbey made a loug drive but all returned In good time. Our blacksmith is crowded with work. Repairing binders is all tbe rage. NORTH HOWELL PRAIRIE J. H. Bau;;bman is at home from Chemawa on a short vacation. E. B. Fletcher is at Salem in attend ance at tbe Normal iustitute. The funeral wjrmon of the late Thos. J. Van Cleave was preached at Grassy Pond on Sunday last. An effort is ou foot to organize a singing civs at tbe church. Bicycling between Salem aud Mt, Angel past this place has been a rage of late, A plonlo by tbe Hazel Green Sunday school will be held at tbe oak grove on Albert McCorkle's place on Saturday, July 21. Supt. Thacker has invited the North Howell Sunday school to be present and assist. Born, to the wife )f Robert Parks, of North H we'l, on Tuesday, July 10th, a daughter. Salem people who are ou tbe alert for the best groceries at the moit favorable prices always remember Gilbert, Pat terson & Co., the city's leaders. Him THINKS IN CHOOSING. DRINKS AND MIRES' R.ootfoeea WILL UNK YOUR THINKS. Deliciously Exhilarating, Spark ling, Effervescent. Wholesome ' as well. Purifies the blood, tick les the D.-llntf. A.k vrmr cr.r. keeper for it. Get the Genumc. 8ad t MnttUnp It Utitlfol plclut euii u4 took. THE CHAS. E. HIRES CO., ruUdelsala. " The Porcelain Balls, " a 9 coMMMtPiAL sr. When In iim1 nf m. irnnil ihitr. hoi. . n- tialti. call m tbe I'orrelaln Hatha. Trvnnr Danderllue for dandruff, guaranteed lo cure 1unriliifl of frinnnA aAiHa.4 Ufa t wub- vt a(uc;j iviuuuUi v a aiu carry A. fill! tlnarf tiirKAt cnnnllM Tlo a. . . TU ana ground to order. 717 J p, M!lr,o prjn. BIDS FOR WOOD. Tb board of trustees nf the asylum Invites t'df.rSC0 cords of heavy body dr wol 1h wood must be drr.spiii.nolluibi a'lov d, of best quality, aid delivered althA annum ubjeot totue approval or tho medical snp.rln t nde it UldxoulMS qnantltle. than above will tie received. Tho r ghtu reject any iid It bids Is teaorVid. Illas ill oo uet I thegovrrno' nftire- at 9 o'clock p.m. aon. day, August . bUI ' aYIA'SSTKR PEXNOYKt. UEO.W. M'HRIKK, PHIUilSl'SOHAN! WM.A. MUNIiKY. ' Board. CUrk. utd jssjii wbXTHT n y' fegajigfiWgg - , wy-?fr EVERYTHING AT COST! RETIRING FROM BUSINESS. Whltf goods, embroideries, lawu, at your own price. Kid gloves, silk mitts, hosiery, underwear, corset and notions at wholesale cost Ladies', misses' and men's shoes, fine and medium goods, all at cost. Clothing and gents' furnishings at cost. Thanking our many friends fir their past patronage, we solicit a continu ance of tbe mine, while we cloe out tbe stock. Respect fully, Willis Bros. & Co,, The boys two-bit bicycle ho-e are the brft thing lu tbf market for the mnuey at Oiborn's Racket store. JOHN HUGHES. Dealer iu Groceries, Paints, OiLs, Wiudow GIus,Varuilie aud tliemot complete stuck ol IJrushe.s ot ail Kinds in the Mate. Artist.s'.llatCi ials,l.ime, Hair, Cement aud .Shingles ami linest quality ot (IftASiSBKDS Hen Advertisements w TANri- U Uiiedpa 1 1 norx-s aud harness ton reiora i-aay Apply. -o vsy. en ter st. 7-1,3; LU ST. A p-jcil b il bojt.coutaluiDg prom intfiry note , rtclpt and accuanu. One joteof $3'iu fuvorol Jotin and ijmtr Scott, lud one til rfr; In favor or .- J. L. blteman imongtbeni The finder will be liberally re raided uy icturnlug sauieto tbiiioltlce. 10-31 tr ASTEU An Hiseni to represent the ia!ety Uiclnieui Co. iu .Sneiu. L. U ItAt .ih.lt, Uioeral -sseLtOrenn and Ca lfornla, M-i -Uir st , 1 oii.ai.ii, or. T-H-6; tl'AMLU learn of uiaree, ucigtil 1JXI lo t) 110, blx yetfro old. Apply at tlloiO piace, ortu of Asylum. LOS 1 Ladies b.&ck silk umr.rella, wiih curved cntrry iiaurle, 8il trimmed, on public od bctu tn Salem aud Turner, aun Jay . July S. Finder ulli be suitably rewarded 0 leaving saniful the uiiiue of J. L. Mitchell . Co.. -al":u.Or 1 Hill SALE r1ns city property ,or will trade t for farml K Und. i-nqulre ot Wm. Qaax ler.fciuipsjn'sa.iilit'on.Saltm, Or. iult b vLK teveial cnolcc iou on Asylum 'jUtnns. Alo:i ,ood pneton. inquire al reld-nce south s;!e al Junction of eltcirlc car tine, Asyinm mtjcu-. 6-7 tf r IriK mikl perie.t Mlln truss made. WU1 X. bold a rup-ure where ull others have tailed. Forsa.ebyJ. U. laxrUh, 4M Oipltal 3ir-t li-li-tf PAPKlfcs.- lonland, jacrainenio, Bca.tUe, Taoiina and .--Mi Fraucbo papers on sale -l Uanetl'i, 1'ostorllce vlock. ClliltlsriAN t-LlKNt;i-l.iU:rature of at Uliidbon sale Hi 3 Liberty street. 4-5-1 rniII3 l'AlKli ! kept on Hie at fc. C. lfctce't JL Advertising Asjeiicy. f's anJ 65 Merchant t-ichnuge, sau Francis- o, Caluorula, wnen soulnice zoradveriiaint' uu botoadc lor h Dissolution Notice. The firm ot Adolph A Beroardl has this day dlssolved.Mr. Fiancii Bernardi retiring. Ail bills aeainsl the firm will be setUed by Mr. Adolph, aud all bills outstanding should be paid lo ijlrn. LOH ADOLPH, FRANK L 13EKNARDI. 8a em July 11. 1KM. City Warrants. ot!ce Is hereby giv en that I have In my baud funds, suulceut to Dsyall warrants of ttia chy of altin drawn on thi "general lund"and "eudor.ed up to date.' Interest wl 1 ctfin- on -ttd wurrauu Iroiu and after dale of this notice. E. J. SW'AFFOUD. City Treasurer. Salem, July Ulli, 18-1 A, DAGENY T (Successor to Chris. 1'aulus.) 103 dlate b tree t. ffiU USE LU.VtH Unl'.V. FK0EBEL SCU00LS-4tb Year VI rnnxi 11 Infant, Connectingand Primary classes every week day from 9 a. in. to 12 m. except Saturday. MISS 0. BALLOU, - - Principal. TRAINING CLASSES for teacheie' daily practice work from 9 a. m. to VI in. In Klnderirnrtpn. On Monday, Wednesday nnd Frldaj from 2 lo 4 p. ui. Classes meet for mudy of Froebel system. Mrs. P. 8. Knight, Principal. MOTHER'S CLASS. Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. with training clasa, conducted by Mrs. Knight and Mis3 Hallou. For terms or luformatton apply at Kindergarten rooms, comer Court and Liberty streets. Oregon Paci Railroad Co, CHAS. CLARK, Receiver. -Connecting with STEAMER "HOMER," BhTWEEN YAQUINA AND SAN FRANCISCO Plenmer leaves Sin Frano'sco July 10 hand about every teu dayj Leaves Yuqulua July 21th and about every (endow. ' Kljjhta renerved to change ratling dates without notice. For freight and passenger lates a p lytoanr tgeui. ClIAS. J U BN'KYH. PUN A CO , No. 2 to 8 Market street, Han Francisco. Cat. CUA8, CLARK, Bcelr, CorvaUIi, Oregon, Fiiiiiilj Boor Store HJJ satinet, silks, challles, lacts and ribbons . OPERA HOUSE CORNER PROFESSIONAL ASD BUSINESS CARDS. T. H. D'ABCY. GEO. Q. B1GHA D'ARCY A BINGHAM. Attorneys at uV Rooms 1, 2 and 8, D'Arcy Baildmr, hJ dintstreot. Special attention given to bcil. nes in the supreme and circuit courts of the "t- . j i H J. BIQOKR. Attorney ai lawalem. Ore. , gon Office over Hnsb'g bank B. r. BOSHA3 W H HOUUS BON HAM A HOLMES. Attorneys at law OfSce In Bosh block, between State ai onrt. on Commercial tret JOH A CAHSOX. K. J FLEalxn 1ARSON FLEMING, Aforneys and" j founse ors at Law, over Bush i bLk Salem. QTELLA SHERMAN. Typewmlnj anl Q commercial ttenog aphy. OClce, rooia II, Grxy block. Tbe best of work done at rea. Konable isten. 12-a HOTEL MONTEREY Fi&esl Health Resort on the Coast Jn North Beich. Newport an Yaqulna By. Second reason. Everything new. Free hath. Hacks free to and from ull boats and trains. Collage and cimplng privileges. Rates te day. O Special terms to families or by the. MRS. MARY FITZl-ATRIfK. Propriel r Postofflce address : Newport, O. GEO. C. WILL DEALER IN Htcinway, Knabe, WebLer, Emer son and other pianos. Storey & Clark aud Earheff organs. All first clafa makes of sewing ma chines. Smaller makes of musical instru ments aud Bupplieo. Genuine needles, oil aud new parts for all makes of machines. Sewing machines and organs re paired and cleaned. Two doois north of postofflce, Salem Oregon. THE ELEGANT PASSENGER STEAMER ...flLTONL LEAVES FOR PORTLAND. Leave Boise's dock Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays 7:15 a. m. RETURNING, leaves Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturday at tfcii a. m. Fast time for passenger service; no way Ian dine freight handled. ROUND TRIP (unlimited) 2.00. Oneway la& PvlBA.lS 26 CENTS. For freight rates and tickets apply to P. A SLEI&HTAgent, At dock, foot of Court St NOTICE. From this date, the undersigned woodsawers of 8jilem will charge the following prices for sawing wood:- Fir, one cut 40c- Fir, two cuts 50e Fir, three cut3 75c Body oak. ash and mnnl oru cut ftOc. two cuts 60c, three cuts 90c. Pole ok, one cut, 50c, two cuts, oc, three cuts, $1. Sawing single cord "5c Sawing by tbe hour $1.50. McKILLOP BROS., JA8. ROBERfrOM, BAKER & DUNN, CHAS. A. SMITH, JAS. SHANTZ. Terms cash. 7 28 dim IL II. WESTACOTT, LIVERY, BOARDING AND FEED STABLR HAY, OATS and STRAW SOLD and DELIVERED. 62 Ferry etreet, west of Poet Office. SALEM, - - - - . ORKGON E. M. WA1TE PRINTING CO., BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS AND Zeyal Blunlc JPublLt7ieis. Bush's New Brlckver the bank, Oom'l stree MONEY TO LOAN :-: On farm land fecurlty. Bpeclal rstes on large loons. Loans i ohsldered without delay. Hamilton & Moir, 5-19 dwtf UoomS, Hash Bank Itulldim: Huie Wing Sang Co. Tea9, Chiuaware, Japanese Fancy Goods, Embroidered Bilks, Screens, la dies underwear, dressing gowns, ivory, pearl, bamboo and laquerware.matting. "?w.ork-n(lTytamateol. 6 18 lw ' 1U Court ir,SJ3, Jj&jilkf. buu