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is an Advertisement,
100,000 CXXIVViite J2nvel-opc-
jut received, and at long
a they iat 1 will farnwh 1000
with name and addrem printed
uttcm the top for $2.25 per
thousand.
F. S. Dzakkoku,
Bookseller and "Printer.
Salem, - - Oregon.
PHOTOGRAPHS !
Ail klodl t xtrtiti tea t
TMK OOnrAOK WIOTO OALI.KBY,
HiMib4H7tDlbicittU, Ytvi car rtJ U
etutUMcr.
Tboa hxrttt ii 'tten are rtjctcl to
Ml vj.
THE LOCAL RESUME-
A. J. Hitnvwn tiax the contract for
feslfotnlolag tbe xtore room next twatb
of liieJiwtU bunk.
Vice, bright, ciear, vhtw', weather
cvttirjuet. The hum of tho thresher u
ItMud to the land ou every hand.
Wrn. Lick, of Haltra, irenda In a good
llat for government ownership of the
Pacific zotuln and it hu been forwarded
with olbera to WftRblngton.
Attorney CJeneml Ciiamberlaln ha
od M cottage at Kewrort to Janitor
J, If. Howell of the utate houtse. Mr.
and Mra. Howell go to the coatt today
for an outfnif.
Dr. Annlce V. Jtfttnyn, Mm. Jt. 8.
Wallace and Mr. Wm. Kogland have
birj apj'oioled an a committee to ar
range a program for "Woman' Day"
at the coming ttate fair.
Architect Ilurggraf went to Wood
burn yeaterday where he awUted in
the closing and feigning of the contract
for the erection of the new brick block
for Hon. Walter L. Tooze. The con
tract WM awarded to Hockett A Talent
of Halcm, the lowent bidden.
HUM'UIHK PAitTY.Laat evening a
large crowd of young folk assembled
together on Commercial ulreel.lri South
HaJem, and marched In a body to the
rekldence of Mr. McCauJey, where
they went to tender a ourprlae to MU
Anna McClard. Oarnen were Indulged
In, an elegant lunoh wm apread, and
all the young people enjoyed them-
lvt hugely,
"
C'AW JlK HtsKtt,Kvery price mark
now attached can he aeeu o much of
waving that the ytiry economy of your
nature Innllnctlvcly ay JJuy-O, W.
Johnson h Hon,
Wkkm JwvwrrioATioM Jut take
a look through the New Vork JUcket
(torn, Their lielvtinw)d counters are
full of bargain. d&w
Tim Now York Jtacket la huntllng
ilw n)m MmIij, They ure aelllug
Ufa ot uUow MiHUoIr htm glv the
M of wtlfacllon, d&w
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tV)M fMS C-Jb W"'r 379 CmiMlil,
'The Leader"
200 Ooimiioroinl wtniut, Suloiu, Qrogon,
lijai in i lii ii..
J-IOP HATS!
10 down largu Mm liP bli
TZZeOSALS.
Wcx. yvfcWa'S'eet to2fect fe-dstj.
Mix a&tl fe teeta tnea rtrr&
Ur.
ba Udj
Mb Pb; Mb I4r Wl twUjr for btsr
tea fsl'.
Dr. Z. M- Ptnia tAxtUA vAxr for
rtrtJlep?or.
Hw. XuT.Bwiaeaaaesp from Pfirt -
Uod tbi za&TBiog.
Mx. O. D. HsUrn tsA 6xa&t feft
toi7 r VffcfcerVw.
Mn. F. A- TonET aod unB
i,,,mik.t,
F IT TmAiMi (!.tirfitu'wJ,jr oiifcita of tbe coeBoi In
r
Jba Perter am la frwn tbe bflU
twJ.rDdnrjrtibabArTtttwwat
M- iL HrAlxod sA Fraok AMmeb
yremt to M . AbI to4j for a ooif.
Mm A. J5. Bar, with Mx d the
Httle JcgbUr, ttAnnttd UAy Utnn
Mbms.
frhftjr- rofd. ftr S1d MDds ia
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1 1
Fnforafew dar. retornd bme
ywtetday.
Mn. W. A. Manly andl eblWren re
tornd lh! taoritlaz Uma a borne vUit
at 1'ortlaod.
Mr.0. N. Dmoy of Portland 1 a
UTtfJo jteaod Mr. B. F. Ii-n
barn at Highland.
BLerJff" J. A, MeFeron of Lfnn
county 1 in tbe dty. He broogbt
down an inwne peruoo.
Win. and "ora Welcb, tccompankd
by Mfw Pearl Perrin, of Indiana, came
rjrw lody feom Newport.
Mn. J. A. Owynn, who ban been vb
ling Mativt In Kogene for fcreral
day, rKorned lKme Monday.
Janitor and Mn. J. H. Howell, ac
comoinied by Mrs. Dorw&M. went to
Kewport today for a brief oatlng.
J. A. Vad EaUiD'e old reliable grocery
eetablUbment In headquarters for the
flneH frnlts and vegetables that grow.
Mn. ILH. Bean went to Newport
today to epend a short time at the
cottage of her father, Prof. Condoa, on
Jye creek.
Jadge L. D. Henry and family left
this morning for Mehama. After tax
ing In tbe soldiers reunion they will
spend a short (season In tbe mountain
air.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J2. Crosby left today
for near Niagara, where they will
spend a week at a cottage. They will
be joined by MiM Zaldee Palmer on
Thursday.
Grandpa J. I. Uennetl, who con
ducts the foHtr;fflce news stand, left to
day for .Eugene, to visit his old war
comrade, 0ui Htowell, who he has not
seen sine they were mustered out of
the service at Madlxon, Wis., In WA.
lie will remain several weeks, and en
Joy his first vacation In four years.
GH12TESE LOTTEEY MEN
Axe Bound Over By Olty Recorder
Edes.
Jlound over in tbe sum of $100 each
to appear before next grand Jury to
answer the charge of felony conducting
a Chinese lottery. Bo ran the sentence
of Recorder Edes today, after hearing
argument by counsel in the cases of
Lurn Wing, Lum Yew and Hlng Hum,
who with their outfit of bowls, tickets
and lottery blackboard wero captured
by the Balem police Saturday night.
"Jf they would confine their opera
tions to their own race," remarked tbe
Judge, "It would still lie a crime. Hut
they do not. They peddled tickets
openly on tho streets, Inveigled young
boys to buy them and conducted their
drawings at half-post ten at night.
Huch business has got too be to com
mon." The case wm ably argued by Counsel
Holmes for the Chinese and Coudlt for
the state. The men gave bonds.
CoMrbKTKl). Tho north and south
wing additions to the state reform
school building have been fully com
pleted and turned over to tho board of
trustees today,
If you want to Nxud your cash
where It will buy (he beet quality of
goods for the leant money, trade nt the
New York Itaoket. d&w
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HrATK I'AIH, The elegant display
of frulU and vegetables at Joe, Clark's,
100 Court street, will hardly Im excelled
t the state fair,
CplUl Pfll Cci, lb frlnUri. 32tf Com, it.
Now shoes at the Now
York lUoket.
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Choice venUon Just
Close's tuurkels,
received at
HUOSt
HOP HATS I
!'! &toL fer K.wN'"'
this JMMwn,. . .
TBE Cm BALL FBOELEK.
Zlzis Tttasd DcUia sczirtd 4
Sshre tie 24&fle.
i Tfctr rift ibsUr tacrftr
, "" " o tintMi itofav
'& ever lb tfcy bait. Tfcer la Ui
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HufloirnMoeniMrteBHauK
tfco bs asoe wbea toese actios isort
t
takes. AM eHStnKXM tteotd be
Uiltn,lAifflNi((M' n.I-i ru.
', ot tf lb eoedrtio&a before tbe
titT.
I Tb ekbai xnsaittt bg&M
' far t t eaa ad tb odI b nrts-
J 7 t tbe Ist lw rJttinji ukentbe
b,! cto fc nrn bod
frtfteteg. There baa teea waae oo-
l vMfi Kk.r tA WqmL ff m-m-
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! tLrt h licc vbea aMzKta tbosld
J h rrjd fetieg Uy MfeJe
mMjiti, Br be eTef
rccr&jg pperkr. Mjfrr Gidb bt
( b4 p)a for rtcidure, r naber for
' Utap.rtiily wuuUbz op lb erty kill
J naMl tbe cK U letter prepkxtd to go
bS -srHb tt. A writer catted ob Mr.
I J it ce nin mbctw
j w BM Pw vnfMbi iu in
eniBtaa tome time elaee. Hetakidz
"Tee e timlz farnbbed coeas to
eot of patting material now oa tbe
ground into tbe baitding are aboat
ifi. TbU woflld pat tbe brick and
stoce now in tbe street Into solid walls
that coold then be seen rely curered
over and protected kgint tbe weather
daring our wet teasou soon coming on
and wbicb will certainly be better than
leaving it expred to tbe elements for
tbe next eight months or perbap a
year. Farther than this I do not think
we should proceed. But this far we
should go."
Tbe mayor is confident that tbe war
rants to pay for this work, drawn on
the city ball fund, can be placed with
out any difjculty, if it is understood
that the work will reat there until other
provUlon for going abead can be made
by tbe city. This would carry up tbe
walls one story and securely plank tbe
waiis on top an arouna. ine mayors
olan is perfectly feasible. It would
protect tbe contractors and the city. It
would save botb from loss and eaye tbe
honor and credit of tbe city.
CORN A2?D DAIEY EX-HEFTS.
Encouraging Prospects for These
Features of tbe State Fair.
Organization and specialization
would make our state fair one of tbe
grandest agricultural exhibits in the
world. Oregon has tbe soli, tbe cli
mate, tbe products and tbe people. If
their energies, enterprise and public
spirit are once .aroused they will prove
inyincible on any proposition.
TMK BUPi-BISTESDENT
of the dairy department at tbe state,
fair is J. A. Yoakum, of Marebfleld.
He runs the Coos Bay Creamery Co.
and will come to Balem some time be
fore tbe fair and give bis entire time
and attention to making the dairy ex
hibit what It bos never been hereto
fore) a success.
John Luce, of Hlllaboro, Is tbe state
dairy commissioner. He will undoubt
edly co operate In making the dairy
exhibit a success.
SOME J-ETTKIIS.
A number of persons, seeing the
JoujtNAL articles on corn have written
us about helping the exhibit. Hon.
H. U. Holt, Medford, Jackson county,
lives' in the corn belt of Southern Ore
gon. He says: "I will cheerfully ren
der such assistance m I can to make a
special corn exhibit at the state fair.
The outlook for a corn crop In this
country Is good, fully as good as I have
ever seen here,"
J. Ii. Dlmlck, Hubbard, who has onu
of tho finest farms In this county, and
Is one of Oregon's model farmers,
writes: "I am glad to see tho efforts
put forth to diversify farming. The
more early varl.tlon of corn can be
successfully raised In this valley. Tbe
mora corn and bogs that we raise and
the less Importation of Chicago bams,
will be a long step towards driving
away hard times. This has been a bad
year for corn. Tho aciuion was cold
and backward, and the best that can
ha done the exhibit will not be m good
as average, I have some field corn
with stalks m largo as my wrist aiid
ten feet high."
TJIK OOUN KXHIIIIT.
Following gentlman have notified
Tjik JouitNAl. that they will assist iu
tho corn exhibit. Wo would like to
hear from many ethers:
I)r, h. h, Rowland, asylum farm,
T, h, Davidson, Mornlugslde.
H, If. Holt, state senator, Medford,
Julius Jtuef, Row-dale farm,
Oregon Laud Co,, Hoot Is Mills.
(Jeorge Wolfer, Hubbard Mineral
Hprlugs.
l'aciflo Land and Orchard Co., Ha
led). Hon. J. J), Dlmlck, Hubbard.
A DJIOP fn the ocean dot not
amount o very much, hut the droj In
ho price of Morse fui for uwu only
(hut A, White Iim
made amounts to
grout deul,
(JAUII. I (he principle (hat lias
;iiim1o I ho Now York Rocki-i sucow,
Notice lielrwt C4h price, $Lw
Ik, Prlu'uCrtw lUUhig Povyitr
f JOLLY WAS AT "TFMA.
i GTir Itktzrxm. frea tea
Seat
ofBattl.
jtads ausd tl tire
-. .
; n r&eu as. Junes -
Beoaafais report e tbe rwjrii-z
r CL .(- . . . I
;..
"Seod vffi Lebitipt tl-tr stkx is
! ras, beast, eiowtace. sd mwnilaiB
. -r .
irai-iT Ilvrru jaanfW tlsarfTes,rBtt3-
J,
& Ifrrteg l JLasdterd StV
rate.
CALL. TO BATTLE.
HexaxAiAsz. 3. AM M bo re4j
foe tbe reoaioa u pcerWailj- &dref
Used, xod e re vaia la gTtt ifae
.vwhImm - - f TZ
viiij Livyj J3js. rzjirea vmmmji (
' on tbe S. R. t find tbe AOesn :se
Hoe tifmered to k&sdl ox?rn
. - -
eaeawiy betveeo Toraer ad Caai' . '
HaaterfrwnaDdtwe ewbtraJa. Ke-jT- Bntemts Fak Prt,
member tbt anuttstBU re taie ! wbs " 'n tbe cab, bid bia btad
to btTe botb fresb totals aad bread ea oat dean S"u -)tb & esiliotiae, tbe
tbe zrorjad. Tbe cbUdun erep is npen-
inz finely and will be brTesid this
week. Betoetnber we extend general
Inritaiien t H. Bpeetfallyt
J. It. Baker,
f'bairiaaa.
ABAlKM bvmkkh whites.
Camp HcyrEB, Aug. 19. We ar
rived at Camp Hunter yesterday at
half pau 12 o'clock. Tbe flret tb ing
tbst attracted oar attention wa a tasty
sign near tbe entrance reading a fol
low; "Camp Hunter Aodt 2J, 21
and 25. Welcome All," with F C and
L tatefally linked together. Tbe next
we found tbe ground very tastefully ar
ranged. Tbe ladies' Belief Corp tent
stands framed ready for tbe canvass.
It is 16x22 opening oat on tbe seats,
wbicb are eo arranged that every per
son seated on them can face tbe speak
er. Tbe well and pump la there and
tbe fire stand is a knobby nutic piece of
work. Tbe men are arranging their
refreshment stands. Everything was
found as advertised. Tbe air is pure
and refreshing and with a good night's
sleep and fish for breakfast we are
all rMit. We soon found the chairman
j 0f the committee and then others at
wnrtr on the Lrrnnnd.
Toe finish will
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rrttand tb-n the comrades here will be
re-dy for tbe fray. The belquarter-i
was crowded thi. ttttivna an l tormr-
row it be will on tbe groun i and tbe
chairman will be found there ready to
welcome all that may come.
One of the boys of ."Sedgwick PoatNo.
10, of Balem.
Tbe man who wrote the above is
named Watkins, It is reported he is
getting eo fat on mountain water-and
good pure air that be waddles like a
male gravelled duck.
DIED.
AIKEN. At his borne, 244 State
street, Balem, Or.. Aug. 20, 1891, John
Aiken, aged nearly 77 years, after an
lllnefes of several weeks.
Deceased came to Oregon from Ten
nessee, In 1847, locating at Eugene. In
1850 be removed to Winchester, Doug
las county, and fifteen years ago to
Salem. His first wife died some ten
years ago and lies In Rural cemetery.
Ho was married to tue wire wno now
survives him some seven years ago.
Two sons, John, who lives atRoseburg,
and Josepb, a well known resident of
Salem, are tbe only surviving children.
The funeral will take place Wednes
day afternoon at 2 o'clock, interment in
Rural cemetery by the side of his de
ceased wife.
ASHBY. At bis residence In Cap
ital Park, Salem, Oregon, August 20,
1894, Joseph Ashby, aged 60 years, 11
months and 12 days, after an illness
of over seven months of cancer of
the stomach.
Deceased came to Salem In 1805, and
leaves a wife and eight children, four
boys and four girls, to mourn his death.
Deceased was a member of the First
Methodist church of this city.
The funeral services will be held at
the church In Macleay Wednesday, at
11 o'clock, conducted by Rev. O. W
QrauniH, and his remains will be In
terred In the Macleay cemetery.
Ai.ii In a liUNOH. The goods that
were delayed have all arrived at the
Now York Racket. They have marked
everything at very low prices to corres
pond to the hard times. You will miss
bargains If you don't Inspect their
stock. tl&w
A GHANUji The temperature may
be 05, but call at 8. L. Jones und get a
glass of French Ice cream soda, aud
you will notice a remarkable change in
the temperature.
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Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Mm
BAKING
POWDER
MPST PDRPPCT MADE,
A pur Crips Ct cm of Tartar PwJf. Fit 9
(iw) Amin9nii, rtlunjgrny other fdmUfiji(.
Q wm rm stahdarp,
TernMs Trxfe: TTrsefc.
Sanu, Aj- 3. A Irtigttf it&M
es ibe Sit, Lute Sbwre A Ekrs
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"iw enu, iw a MgK, wjls,
f v7tia bhu- LttMt UmI ti
i
Tietjy bT trf a omt. 4 t!
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jrftbe crew were kfltui 4 tercMyj
Tbe tnia emta? tovxrds tbe
etj it cid f-ed, -vhea K rwfc tte
tar &d tbe esgise xs tbrwji is tbe '
dfces. Tbe tesder ten sgxiat H id,
Rsubed Et-bilf f tbe ctb, erttbiBg ;
ia se ride &t Flrtm&a Tbcds J.
BUci'ebeid, brtkiB?eof
b
WS'
a -J
mna mamiTiBv hi iuir ! Matnai
baokofitcTBibedaad tbe bead lbrown'jWILLIS BROg co
sereral feet frsm the body. Btb men's ,
Ujdlrt were afca badly JOikkd. Zc-
ineer Ralph Osborn and '! heave ,
naae aoknown, were in the otJwr rWe
of tbe cab and escaped aabart, bat tbe !
coal bearer bi not sine: ben sees.
Ko Eoyalty for TJs-
Chicago, Aug. 21. A relative o'f Mr. ,
Pullman denies that Mbs FJoreace'
i Pullman ii engaged to t Picce Ii-n-
AITOTHEE PISE !
At an Early Hoar -A
Asleep with Flames
Axonnd Her.
Little Girlj
Sweeping I
J dp. above startling annrnincement j
would have been very appropriate for
tbe article appearing in la--t Haiuidsy's
Issue of this paper. Mr. John
bad a ery narrow enape from
all bis household food and there
real danger for his little daughter who
was asieep aione in tne noose wnen tbe I
Are was supposed to haw been started, j
I Mr. Wann was insured, however, with
that prompt and reliable
Miiif,nurSjMepfbaDl Tailor'
planatery: j
I acency, J. L. Mitch'
folIowiug " ""1
-.alem, Or., Aug. 20, 1S4.
l pleasure in stating to tue pub-
lie tbat my Iocs by fire occurring nu the
I7th inst , has been ati-.actoril ad
jured and PAID IN GOLD. 1 was
Insured by J. L. Mitchell & Co., in the
Western Assurance company, of Tor
ronto, Canada In lea. than three
hours after tbe fire Mr. Mitchell called
at my house and instructed me how to
prweed, and in less than eight hours
after the fire started I had secured a
settlement with them for every dollar I
asked. They did not refuse to pay me
one cent I demanded and when the
proof of loss was feigned I was banded
my money. I cheerfully re&jniruend J.
L. Mitchell & C. to anyone wanting
insurance. I bae had a chance to test
tbem and found them as willing to pay
me as they were to take my insurance.
d w John F. Wann.
COEEE0TING A MISTAKE.
Do you know the diflerence between
a mistake and a bluuder? When you
lay down a good umbrella and take up
a good one, that's a mistake, but vben
you lay aown a poor one and take up a
good one, that's a bluuder. So iu sup
plies, where ycu buy poorer groceries
than you want you make a rairftako;
when you get good goods and pay too
much for them you make a blunder.
But unless you get tbe best and the
cheapest, you make a blundering mis
take. Avoid poor goods and high
prices by buying at tbe Post Ollice gro
cery of Harrltt & Lawrence. 21 3d lw
-
Sellable Eemoval Sale.
Mrs. D. L. Fiester, 8alem's old time
reliable milliner, will move her store
September 1st aud until then all trim
med hots, shapes, eta., will be soldofl
ata sacrifice. Don't full to gft the
benefit. 2I-3t
Everyboey should remember that
IJrewster & White always sell the mott
feed for a dollar, at 01 Court street.
20 3r.
Puritan Maple syrup,
pure, the best ou tho coast.
Co.
guaranteed
Furrell &
Capital Printing Co., Job Printers, 329 Com.
Sweet Clover Honey syrup, guaran
teed the best table syrup. Tube uo
other, Farrell & Co,, Omaha, Neb .
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer Iu tiroccrlcH, Paints,
Oils, Window (ihiHH, Variilhlieh
ami Uie mu..t complete Ntot-kol
KniHlicH of all JiIikIh In (lie
Htttte. Artists' BliUerlaM.lme,
I!alr,(.eiuent and KIiIiikIim and
finest fjiuilUy of CJKA8SHKKDH
New Adverlliemenli,
PAI'BItJii- JMrimnT
J. -JtLOOIllUlt
Stlt&6tt'f 1
? Maim aud Hall l'rUflliil nni (
.rrr , mm
iiuimc pioot,
n
111 It IB 11 AW MI1..WI1
l.lltnaurB
of all
ioaopmiii3jdi
ny w.i,
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rvr!. :i " . w)i U4urPi. wuire
ftuM v (ir a4vrtuii butiwrt tStR
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AND
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A ike? are retiriag from barlntss. Thanking our many
ftiettAs for tbe4r y&A pstroaage, we twMcit a coutintiance of
tbe mm. Bptetflly,
f.Cooper Shop,
CYRrS STEWART
bv dfMri trp a bop aorta of M"i rn'JI. In
rtmtti SU , --af : prrptrtd to mare
as 2 repUr U tl' of fc'f.-MS jaeb as
aai'..tM, tec. barr4 aad rtiorav. Only
Xa tnc UAtootA uk atd. rrices rLMra-
ICLUB STABLES.'Q
W. H. WWSISG.
Bt or are elTtn la traotleov tocl and
.rd a. ODciir Ke y act Liberty rtmU.
a-K ite pwia!lT ol takla? p-rtle to oout
T rnnuiD-. ...
C. NORTHCUT,
,m talnllGeDeral Express k Furniture Van. !
here was I j
Vlf lM f
u a at ow white corner and Ka.h
ion Stab!e-.
C. H. LAKE,
A -Joinln? Adolpb's Cigar Store.
PERFIiCT SATIHFATION GUARANTEED.
For Sale at a Bargain.
o
F' or mlie? iwotbet orKalem, on tbe II ac
Ieay road. -Oaere1, all fU-t-claJM garden land.
Tilli a good noaie . acres in an orchard, 6
acre in hops, flr-t yr In be -ring, 2 acres of
tin ler. and the biLauce in pasture. For far
ther particolare inquire at ihU offlce. 8 4-U
THE ONLY NO-MONOPOLY
Strictly Casii Market
I m doir.e all my own Klaugh'erirg and
mu. -Kf-iriaklnt:. Sell all freb uieaiK no r-
rnirtrator prodacts. ire deliverj' Iu city,
chop opposite brewery.
CU.VS. woiz Aoa.
8 1-tr Proprietors.
-: DRESSMAKING :-
In tbe
LATEST FASHIONABLE STYLES.
' Special attent-on eiven to
CHILDREN'S STYLES
ctrrriNG and fitting a spkcialty,
Shop in W.C.T.U.Roornp, Court St.
MRS. F. M STEELE
AND WOOL
BOUGHT DY
W-vi. Brown & Co.
23 Commercial gt., SALEM, OR.
Ou.Vhln.. Whale Oil Sonp, Sulphur, Hop Cloth,
Kiln Cloth, etc. Hop ire. (- and Hprayeri.
Oregon.
oivptj
J
ELENE.
Next to-hlou beglng the 17th of tJeptember,
Tuition, free. Hoard, f.'0a wek.
nveCeun.m: ClaMlcul, holentlflc, LUtrary,
HuglUh aud l!nine.
I.OKMiTOKY.
The IJoardlne Hull for youne ladles aud the
ISonrdtui,' Hall for young gentlemen will be
under tlie n.r-onaUunervlkton nf Mm. Munn
h iHdy of refineincnt und large eiperieuce.
For culslof utu addreas
.1. .1. wa rrnw
7-27-2m Heoy. ltciens.
Portland Umversity.
Klmt. Ivoallon llailtlllll. Ilnaltlifnl ,n
frte from all p afn of ternpiutloii.
Heonil. Il.t iimtructloii given In College
J'rejw.Btory. orrlUll aud l)uli)o4 cour.es.
nUo In TttH) Off. Muatr und Art
'I'uini. luwra in wui lion,
IrvlefHHillie; tlWnSW)a
Vu.i Hall, (dub houtea or
und tuition.
year ior board
Kourili. full
DatuluuM irwe,
twin open, foptember IS,
Aridr
. a-HTRATrON. I)
I)..l'rwldeut.
OrTilOH. VAK B OV
a rv it i r .
1). I).! JH'UI).
HALKM
Abstract and Land Co,
KIAHI.1IIKU YKA1UI
lUiuovad tOMiuta llLm in lluili lire
eymau
luaw. iwuomna.jnimUdtodMte. AlMlrHCU
fWHudly huil tt
1 ''.V ''" uouiiiy iurmii6d
nwj m Mui ruiw, UII1P
omen up ktalr
ovr
ruiuaort drug more
To Hie Mountains !
TU ua4rsllUMl U ii-auaiakj ullli irl i
3S m3tmE&B&mS3&
WorB.ara7 TOis
GOODS. GLOTH
SHOES
J,
FOR CAS
OPERA HOUSE CORNl
PKOFEiSIONAI. AND BVSISESS CAR.J
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ni rurj b , j
ort. on CaioMM-nMfci lrt
JOH.V A CAE.-S x
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All fucis uj
(.oont-e or al Lav. over
Hilra.
euhtig tm
."t-f f. C1CC.I. . . ..
Q oomnseroa. h-do sphy. OCico. ni
Tiifctxsit ufwork aoLettrl
WMM""
1M!
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ri
- ' FlLd ll.alll. RttO. t OQ tliC CtL.f
, On .North Eesch. New. ort an. Yaqulon fit ,
kc na .KMn. Kirry hlngnew. fieeNiui
Hackt-re? to aod from all bo.u Dd tntaj
Co; tape and cimplng prtvl ees. IUteit.J
I , day. Special tunas to families or bj
: -c.
Misa m ini rxi-.f..ii(UK.
d.. . . Propria.?
v-iwuiw u.ucu . .its i"n, ur.
GEO. C. WILL
DEALER IN
Steinway, Knabe, Webber, Enm!
eon and other pianos. !
Storey fe Clark and Earheff orgam '
nil uici IW.1, UIB-n Ul KHIUg !
chines. sS
1 I n at -! nrr aL-r n -.--.avl-im- . 1
bmailer makes of musical In.tre-a
meutsand supplies.
Uenuine needles, oil and new art .
ior an maees 01 macuiues.
-sewing macmnes ana organs rci
paired and cleaued. I
Two doois north of postofflce, Sates', f
ureeon.
K. II. WESTACOTr,
BOARDING AND FEED STABli!
HAY..0ATS and STRAW
SOLD and DELIVERED.
62 Ferry street, west of Post Office.
SALEM. - - - . OREG0J :
E. 31. WA1TE PRINTING CO,
JOB
-AN
Legal Blank Publishers.
Bu-h's New Brick.over the bank, Com'l ti
5IHNEY TO LOAN :-:
On farm
lare loans.
laud recurlly. Special rules c i
Loan. tobEldered without delij. .
Hamiiton & Moir,
Room 5, I'nsh Bank Bulldicl j
5-21 dwtf
FROEBEL SC1100LS-4th Year
M KD
ji
I
Infant, Connecting and Primary classa
every week day from 9 a. m. to
12 m. except Saturday.
HISS 0. BALLOU,
Principal
ITRAINING CLA8SES
for teacbeis' daily practice work from
0 a. m. to 12 m. in Kindergarten.
On Monday, Wednesday and FridiJ
from 2 to 4 p. m. Classes meet or
study of Froebel system. Mrs. P. 8.
Knight, Principal.
MOTHER'S CLASS.
Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. with
training class, conducted by Mn.
KuJgbtand MlssBallou. For ternw
Information apply at Kludergartea
rooms, corner Court and Liberty t trteti.
"The Porcelain Balk '
Wl. . m COMMhHOIAb bT,
. Wbeulnuecd of a good .have, hair tutor
b4uU f?" .1 tb8 Itirwlsln Bathi. TryoM
Duuderliie for dundruit.giuraniitrd to run
dundrull or money refunded, Welo t"Z
s full line nf barber tuiipllo., JUi bom
aud ground to order.
717 J. a, MUX, J'rop.
W, A, Cumrir.
I'l tofdent,
J. H
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Uwbltr,
a M !
Ol SALEM.
TrauwiBUft gtnentl I-usiijk
r bulutf.
M1 I !
nudV, 'mliue Louuht and MHJleniU-l
itXtll'Uj
rU'lpalelHwdftlJeHOild.
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