Capital journal., August 21, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

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DAY ORNIGHT-
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IN QUANTITIES TO BU1T T
-STItONCl'8 IlBUTAimANT.-
PER80NALB.
Mrs. J. L. Mitchell returned from
Albany today.
E. C. Horrou, tbo hop buyer, bad
business In Portland today.
Attorney J A. Carson returned Oils
morning from a short business trip to
tbo metropolis.
Deputy County Clerk (Jlesy returned
thin afternoon from a thrco weeks'
outing at Newport.
Becrotary of State Klncald returned
this afternoon from a short visit whu
his family at Newport.
Mrs. B. Chase and Mm J. W. LyocB
returned this Afternoon from a two
weeks' outing near Newport.
O. J. Shirley, salesman, in the Balem
Woolen Mills store, left this morning
for a wcok'a outing at Newport,
J. B. Putnam, state librarian, went
to Newport today where he will Join
his family for an outing of several
days.
Paul Wallace, son or Mrs. It. B. Wal
lace, left this morning for Pittsburg,
ln., whero ho will attend school tbo
coming voar, possibly longer.
J.L. Bowman, travelling salesman
for the woolen mills, left this morning
for a business trip through Idaho and
Montana in the iutorust of his company.
Mlsaos Bcsslo and Efllo Barnott, who
have bcou visiting their undo, Wm. A.
Barnott, tho well kuowu lunch couuter
man, returnod to their home at Albany
this morning.
Misses Mabel Crolghton and Kitty
Harbord have roturucd irom Nosko
win. Thoy drove over alono in a
buggy, leaving thuro yestorday morn
inic and arriving hero ut 10 n. m. today.
Mrs. G. A. Rockwell was broughl
homo from Mehama this afternoon and
immediately convoyed to her homo, on
tho corner of Oak and Capitol streets.
Bho is Borlously ill with lung fever, and
was removed from tho train in a chair.
Chas. McNary, assistant in tho
county rocorde'ru ofllce, Is homo from a
three weeks' vacation at Newport.
Charles will walk on orutohos for a few
days, having badly sprained nn aukle
a few days ago while on tho boauh.
Rev. H. L. Dletz, pastor of tho First
German Baptist ohuroh in Bau Fran
cImco, arrived in tho city this morning.
Tho reverend gentleman assisted Boy.
J. P. Farmer at tho funeral services oi
the littlo son of Ilev. O. E. Kllowor
this aftornoon, Boy. Dletz will preach
lu the German BaptUt church in this
olty tonight and also on Bunday,
A MoMlnuvlllo paper says Dr. G. B.
Wright has within tho past few days
been letting hlmsolf out to boo what he
oould do, and succeeded in smashing
two records. Ho mado a run of ono.
half mllo in 1 minute, 5J seconds. Tho
best tlmo mado beforo that dlstauco
was 1:00. Two mllea ho made in 4:671.
The best tlmo mado horetoforo was
5:10 2-6. Bo ho lowered tho half mile
J second and the two mllo 13 seconds
almost 1-4 of a mluuto. Both runs woro
uiado uupacod.
RAILROAD ASSESSMENT.
A Communication From the Jose
phine Oounty Judgo.
County Judge W. O. Hubbard today
received a communication from J. M.
Chiles, county judge of Josephlno
county. The letter is dated Aug. 10:
The letter contains statistics' with re
gard to railroad asscsment. By refer
ring to Encyclopedia Brlttanlca, Judge
Chiles finds that up to 1880 tho cost to
build and equip a railroad to be
$02,000 per mllo. Judge Chiles also
wroto the Examiner to learn tbonggro
gate assessment per mllo in California.
Ho received a reply to nls inquiry a
few days felnco, stating that tbo assess
ment per mllo in that state for rail
roads is f 12,830.44. Continuing, Judge
Chiles says:
"As far as I can hear, this year, tho
prevailing Idoa seems to bo for us on
this Lino of the road to assess at $6000,
which, according to California, is less
than half. I would like to hear from
you before tho equalization board meets
and give mo your idea of a uniform
rate. I fcol that the railroad compuny
will bo the quicker satisfied when we
arrive at that point."
On the River. Tho Steamer Grey
Eagle, which left Salem for Indepen
lenco at 8 n. m, Sunday, has not suc
ceeded Jn yet reaching her destination,
due is still stuck hard and fast on a
bar about two miles above Eolo, whore
-iho lodged about 11 o'clock Bunday
morning. Tho Modoc, duo In Sulem
last evening, on hor trip up from Port
land, had not reached tho Capital city
.t 8 o'clock this afternoon, and is sup
posed to bo wrestling with somo of tho
oars on the lowor river. At present tho
WiJIamette registers .8 feet abovo low
wuter mark.
Wanted in Mioiuqan. Governor
Lord today issued a warrant to Doputy
Goo. Nuugessor, of Portland, for tho
Hrrestof one Fred Green, who la want
edat Manlstco, Mloh., on charge of
seduction.
A Piano Movkii. The Balem Truck
6c Dray Co. has Just received a Martin's
patent pluno truck for moving and
handling pianos, which will prove u
boon to owners of Instruments. With
this Ingenious Invention ono or two
men can movo any style of a piano
with caro and provout raurrlng. With
It un instrument can bo taken up stairs
or handled lu the smallest quarters with
eoso anu perfect sarety. ir you want a
piano moved and not injured call on
tno Salem Truck & Dray Co. d22-lw
Convicts Pabdonkd. Gov ornot
Lord yestorday pardoned Anton Nlcb
lls, a Greek, recolved at tho peulton
tlary lu February, 1804, sentenced to
II yo ycarsjfor sodomy, His pardon was
recommended by tho district attorney
and Judgo McBrldo, who eontenoed
him. Tno other man is Robert Van
Pelt, who was bo n ten tod to tho peniten
tiary In Soptember 1801, for ono year,
ills sontonco had expired and his
pardon rostored him to full cltlzoushlp.
West Balem Ham.,. This Wednes
day evening there will bo a big tlmo ut
West Salem. Thero will bo plenty of
Ico cream, and a Salem man will aif
dress the assombly In a 11 ft eon minutes'
humorous speech. Tho speeoh itself
will not be worth much, but regular
price for tho icecream. Bring your best
girl and come along.
A Bhokrn Ahm. Tho 12-year old
son of J. J. Richardson, living ou
Asylum avenue, near Twenty-fourth
stroot, foil from a treo yesterday after
noou, a distance of about 20 feet, strik
ing onhIs head and shoulders, sustain
ing a broken arm. Dr. J.D. Bhaw was
called and roducod tho fracture.
Salem City Council
At regular meeting Tuesday bVenlng
present Mayor Gatcb, Aldermen Al
bert, Blngham,Duncau,Rlgdou, Bnilth.
DILL8 ALLOWED.
Balem Iron Works $ 25 05
Ah. Mold 3 CO
Balem Truck & Dray Co 7 00
L. R. Murphy . o 75
G. D.Savage in 60
Bteluer fc Co 2 00
Hutchlns & Boutbwlck, con
tractors 1,372 00
W. D. Pugh, architect 34 30
Mr. Harriid, superintendent.. 140 00
Buloon licensee were ordered Issued
to Ed. C. Anderson aud A. Dageny.
Ordered that no bills bo paid hero
after except where requisitions from
the beads of departments accompany
the bills,
l'ETITIONB.
City Engineer Culver recommended
tbo sale by tho city of a street horse
and wagon not now In uso. Referred
to tho committee on streots with power
to act.
Applications fur licenses from G. W.
Stlmpaon, Mel. Hamilton, O. N. Lake
and F. P. Talklugton. Referred to the
committee on licenses.
Communication from City Treasurer
Swaflord saying ho hud not obeyed tho
order of tbo council lu tho matter of
transferring certain funds, because of
legal obstacles, also relative to paying a
certain New York bank for paying out
money on coupons. Referred to special
committee of Councilman Murphy.
Pttttion from J. W. Watt for estab
lishing a grudo on Fifteenth street)
from W. M. Mclntyro and others for a
sidewalk on the north sldo of Bellevue
street from fourteenth htreet to Eigh
teenth; for electric light ut Seventeenth
and Chitmeketa streets; asking the
opening and Improvement of Court
street to Seventeenth. Referred to tho
committo on streets.
Chief of Police Dllley allowed extra
police force pntfl after stato fair.
Petitions of P. S. Knight aad A. J,
Oasey for privileges within 11 ro limits
granted.
LETTEH KHOM THE MA YOU.
The following communication from
Mayor Gatch was referred to Mr. Mur
phy: roth Ilonorablo Council ofluoCltyofBalomt
In compliance with your request of
April 10 I have Investigated the
charges that the Fourth National bank
of New York City make for tholr little
soryico in buying our coupons, and
recommond that wo discontinue paying
for suoh service.
Tho coupons in the Issuo of bonds
sold to Rollins !c Sons were very cutely
mado payublo ut this Now York bank,
probably at tho suggestion of Rollins &
Co. or their agent. Tho poymont of
tho coupons lu Now York being solely
for the convenience of the holder of the
coupons, thoy (the holders) should pay
for buoI) accommodations, and not the
city. Whtlo tho charges have not been
high, yet thoy are one or tho small bar
nudes that so easily fasten upon our
treasury, and whoso speculations
amount to mora than would bo sup
posed. If tho council prefers to pay at
somo Now York bank wo can arrange
to do so without oxponoo to our olty,
wuu uu wiiuuji iu uiu iu u courteous
letter as follows;
"We will pay cotiponB and dividends
without ohargo und you can depend
upon a prompt attention to your in
terests." Surelv when wo nlaee Mia nmnnnln
VALLEY LOCAL NEWS.
Brooks.
Mn. Krebs'nnd daughter?, Josloand
Anna Omrrd Krebs and Miss Mabel
Iugersol boarded tho Mondoy local
oaroute to Newport whero they will
spend a week or ten davs rusticating
bofore tho hop picking season opens.
Mies C. L.. Royal left ou the Salem
local Tuesdty evening. After reaching
Balem she Joins n party fortbeMebuma
country.
Him Wolf "hiked" It ti Bllverton
Wednesday. Sim Is quite buiy now
adays Instructing our young ladles as
to tho use of the wheel.
Leonard Kretn has brought his fam
ily over from Woods to spend the hop
picking season,
Ou Tuesduy evening the young peo
pie of the vicinity gave Miss Minnie
Evans a pleasant surprise In the form
of a play party. The occasion being
Ml38 Evuu's eighteenth birthday.
t Marion.
Mr. Furluw und Mr-. John Christo
pher are hauling their crop of wheat to
the Stayton mills, where they ure pay
ing 48 cen ts ut tho present time.
Mrs. Will Rutherford is oil for an
outing at Newport.
Mr. Will Fresh nnd mother returned
from Newport last Saturday. They
report It a little too cold over thero for
summer clothing. They think those
who contempluto visiting tbo coast
should take their overcoats and plenty
of wraps.
The cool, smoky weather which we
have had of lute, has reminded our
ciilz.'UB of tho cemini: of tho lonir.
rainy season wich Is approaching, and
jjavp beeti diligent of lato in preparing
a good supply of wood for a rainy day.
There has been quito a road made
on Mr. Ray's slashing east of town.
Some fell onto the stumps, but Mr.
Ray did not kpk on account of (hi.? as
)o has a good supply left,
M. H. Norton sold six more of his
Jersey cows at $35 per head.
Being unablo to get a machlno, Mr.
Al. l'uttou bus bought an old horse,
power machine pn.l wll do his own,
fbreshlug uud also sjme of his nelglj
bore'.
Mr. O. A. George drovo to Stuyton
Monday ou business accompanied by
Yours Truly.
JoEoph Cook, M. M. Davidson, Mark
Ellis aud wife, Mrs. Joe parson apil
Airs, yuruner,
Iho Holmes -Ausplund Affair.
Hon. W. II. Holmes, the Salem
i attorney, who Is a brother of Dr.
Holmes of Portland, returned from
thero last night aud saysjthe Doctor Is
recovering frtu his wounds very
nicely. He declined to discuss the
legal features of tho case. Of course,
lu a civilized community two men
ctin not assault each other without a
iudlclal Investigation, mid one or both
the doctors will be arrested for assault
with Inteutto kill. Thero is consider
able evldeuco lu tho hands of tho Port,
land police us who was the. real
aggressor iu the case.
This Investigation will bring out a
great deal of incriminating disclosures
about tho Portland hospital, and will
be beneficial to tho community In
purging that Institution by a degree of
publicity not otherwise possible. To
date of writing there have been no
legal steps taken.
WELL llUESSlO.
50c
27c
Mo
50c
5c
7c
7Jc
Big Creamery Meeting.
Thero was an Important meeting of
dairymen ut Hotel Willamette Tuesday
to hear tho propositions of Mr. Flynu,
un expert at establishing co-operative
creamery plants. Those present were
led to bellevo that this project Is feasi
ble and it Is thought very desirable. It
was decided to call a genoral meeting
of all parties interested for a moro
thorough discussion of tho proposed
enterprise. This meeting will be held
at the oourt houso lu Salem ou Satur
day, August 24th, at 1 o'clock p. m.,
and at this time tho presenco of all far.
mers, business mon, cow .owners, citi
zens uud dairymen Interested In
Salem's welfuto nnd the projeot of
establishing a creamery will bo present.
A few drives for this week:
50-inch all-wool sergo ".
32-inch all-wool cheviot. . . .
36-inch all-wool Henrietta '7 t , t
All,wool French Flannel ; '
Now patterns in outings i .-
New patterns in dark outings
Shaker Flannel : . . ;
250 now patterns in Calico.
75 new patterns in Ginghams.
60 dozen more of the fast black Estey I1030 jG
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST .
Shoes at Less Than Cost!
SSTAsk to see tho Kid Fitting Corsets. Best on earth, iva
S. M. &
115
E. H. STOCK
STATE STREET.
Important.
Tho New York Racket Is now re
ceiving the tlrst installments of fall
goods. They have now a large stock of
fall imd, whiter nhoes for men, w omen
and ohlldren, of good quality, lutt
styles, and at low prices. Thoy havi
ulso Just opened a flue lino of Gorimn
knitting, Baxouy and Spanish" yuriis.
nud haye full lines in iril other kinds o
goods can-led by them. Cull and sn
aud sayo a. largo per cent on yum
purchases, 8 2l-d2:wl
Died.
DANIELS At the asylum farm Tuet
day evening, Auguct 20, 1805, thi
infant daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J
II. Daniels.
Mr. Duntelu wjb recently appointee'
attended thi; quarterly superintendent of the uyluni faim.
BARR & PETZEL.
Sop Stoves and Pip,
PUMPS.
WOOD AND IRON
Plumbing und Tinning.
214 Commercial
See us beforo order-in"-Streot.
GRAY BROS,.
RARDfARE,
I
AND
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w.
Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements.
Latest Improvod Goods and Lowest Pricco.
Cor. State and Liberty Sti. SALEM 0REG0M
IIkavv Teamimo. Owing to tho
boats being a littlo off, John Hughes Is
having some heavy freight drayed to
Independence, overland, lu ordor to till
some wholesale bills. Tho Salem Truck
& Dray Co Is doing tho work.
Lihkual. Thero la nothing stingy
about us. Wo glvo a pouud of choice
French mixed candy with ovory pack
ago of Epicure tea. Try it ut onco.
Gilbert and Patterson.
TOO I1USY.
We are too busy opoulug now goods
to ohaugo our window this week. Wo
have bought lu tho Eastern markets
the largest and best selected stock of
goods for tho needs of our homo people
that wo oyer had. We purohased these
goods early und secured every adyant-
of oboloa styles uud low prices.
We are recelvlug these goods now.
They are opening up in tiuo shape.
When they ure all lu and even now,
we Invito overybody who has supplies
lor tho wiuter lu the shape of dry
god8 dress goods, cloaks, clothing,
kta, men's women's aud children's
afeoe to buy, to call and seo us. We
tftiaHeuge any or all competition in the
quality of our goods aud In the lownesa
9tmt prices.
Blanket sale continual this week.
Nkwsi'AI'kus Sometimes boast of
having no competitors, but boasting of
aud haying nouo aro two dlflerent
propositions. Branson & Co. actually
have no competitors In the grocery bus
iness, for tholr prices cauuot bo
equalled,
Goinci ix) tiik Ska Coabt. And to
tho mountains Is a vory good thing for
Invalids, but Bhould you uso our toilet
soap, you would fuel much bettor aud
would oyeu bo warding oil sloknoss
oy so doing. Glvo It a trial. Salem
Soap aud Chemical works.
m
Whbnthi: Timk Comes. To pur
ohaso u new suite, people wish to re.
oelvo their monoy's worth. Anyouo
ono lu search af olothlug and overlook
G. W. Johnson and Bon makes a
grand mistake Our prices cauuot bo
surpassed.
Cowkk Company. Tho Drazllllan
Oolleo company, of Portlaud. todav
tiled urtlolea of incorporation with a
capital stock of (500,000. This Is a
Portlaud projoct, tho purpose being to
ongage In cofleo culture iu Central and
South America,
Plums for Canning,
Plums for the Table,
Plums of All Kinds,
30 CENTS A
duo on our coupons in Now York we D ' ' il '
ffiA!?t!f;i,oiis.Sff,ll,,,,c u oargains in everything.
HARRITT & LAWRENCE.
P. 0. Grocery.
i,
C. GOODALE,
GOBURG LUMBER YARD,
TWEJPTH STREET, NEAR DEPOT,
All grades and dlmeiihlons of Huldlng Lumber. Largest stook and Lowest
!S J. E. RAKEU. Manager
ChAun OATOir. I
Trobate Oourt.
Mrs. A. A. Miles has been appointed
administratrix of the estate of her
husband, Page Miles, deceasod, who
died August 13, leaving an estato valued
ut (2550. Her boud wan flxod at (5100.
County Judgo W. C. Hubbard ys.
torday appointed J3.;A. Bommer, of
Oregon City, administrator of the estate
of his uuolo Dr. A. A. Sommor, who
departed this Hfo Fobruary 20. The
estato Is valued at (300,
Professor A. W. Long was yestorday
appointed administrator of tho estato
of his fattier, M. S. Long, deceased,
who died near Bllverton July 15. Tho
value of tho estate la estimated ut
(8,750. Mr. Long's bond was fixed ut
(18,500.
BUSHEL !
EXCELSIOR - STABLES
B. C, Hansen, Manager.
Only good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed,
back of Stato Insurance block.
Stables
Fou a Divohok. A divorce com
plaint was filed lu tho oounty clerk's
ofllco yesterday by Loulso Kampmau
vs. William Kampman.
Follco Oourt.
Chariea Taakor, who with his family
reside at tho corner of Union uud Cap
ital streets, was arraigned In police
court at 3 o'clock this afternoon ou a
charge of assault and battery preferred
against him by Mrs. Tanker, who
claims that he forcibly ejected her from
the fumlly home Tuesday Afternoon.
PAHAi.Y8is.-John Toys, formerly a
teamestor In tho employ of the Capital
City Lumbering company, was Btrlcken
with patulysls Saturday evouiug ut his
homo on High street, near Mill, His
left sldo l8ullected but It is uot thought
to uo uuyimug serious anu Ills com
pleto recovery Is hoped for.
Mohe Boalps. A number of bounty
warrants were today issued by Couuty
Clerk L. V. IShleu. The lucky per
sons are; J. W. Clemout, (1.25; Wm.
Wargmler, (1.40j Gt-o. Estoll, 07 cents,
A, Roleluson, GO cents.
Hiiux Down, The state printing
oQlce shut down work today, in order
, ... , ... , .... , I" ' "" w"'ujrco n uiuuiu-B lime
Ciilldreu'e kid gloves still given away for gu'nimor vacation.
to purchasers till they are all gone. . . ,
WILLIB BROS. & CO. Freshest vegetables aud table dellca-
Ludwlg Mozer, a native of Switzer
land, John Duuu aud D. C. Itoblnsoo,
natives of Great Brltlan, today declared
tholr Intention of becoming citizens
os theUulted States.
"Now today" uud "Waut Ads," live
lines lu Daily or Wkkkly Jouknai
for 25 ota.
Wm OMU Dry Good, Clothing aud f'3.be Bonuemanu's, Price.8 Cwm iKnK Powtkr
ifc
meeting of tho Friends church at
Scotts Mills on the 16, 17 aud 18, re
turning Monday, They report a good
time notwithstanding tho dust.
Quite a number of our o Itlzens ar
matting preparations for tho hop pick
ing season, which will commence soon.
August 20, a. m. wo had a light
shower aud Mr. Ray has taken tho
advuntago of tho dampness and fired
his slashing,
Thoso who have their grain thrashed
report a flalr.yleld. Mr. Sarten reports
42 bushels per ucre from ono pieco of
spring sowing.
Fruit trees planted around here last
sprlug has made nn uncommon good
growth.
Mr, llanty, who has been living with
Mr. Norton for the last year, moved
onto A. 13. George's Sprlug Brook
poultry ranch north' of town on the
10th, and will pick hopa during hop
(season.
Rev. L. M. Huworth rode to Inde
pendence last Last Saturday to fill his
appointment lu the M. E. church on
tho Sabbath.
There has been but littlo grain re
ceived at the warehouse here In Ma
rion as many have not thrashed yet,
and the mills are bidding up a little
more thau the market will Justify aad
of course they will get the bulk of the
wheat.
Rev. L. M. Haworth rides a fine
gray uag which he purohased Sid
jiu&seu.
Clarence Furubam of Perry dale,
haye beeu visiting his parents hero this
week.
State of Ohio, Cityof.Toledo, i
Lijgas County, j M
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Ib tho senior partner of tho firm of
x. J. uueuey & Co., doing business In
the city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
tho sum of oue hundred dollars for
each and evory caso of catarrh that can.
not bo cured by the uso of Hall's Cat
arrh Cure,
Fkank J. Cheney.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
n my presonce.thls Oth.day of Decern
ber, A. D. 1880.
A. W.IGleason.
Notarv Publln
Estray Notice.
8trayed fromTicar Silver Creek Falls.
Marion county, on or about July 14
1805, ono black horse, gelding, 2-yeurs
old past, medium size, small white
spot lu forehead. Will nnv n nQn..
liberally for Information leading to the
recovery of said horse. Address,
Lewis Bleakuoy, Argent!, Marlon
County, Oregon.
Brof. S.JG. Woimor.
lato of the Rail conservatory, Frank
fort on thoiMuin, has opeceda class In
Snlem for Instructions on the piano,
organ, violin, mandolin, thorough-batts
and harmony. 'forms reasonable.
uh at win's muslo store
OI1ICO
ueur post-
5 21tf
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer In rocer!cs, Paints,.
SEAL
Farm Wanted.
Wo have a customer for a partial v '
improved farm In Marlon or iv.ib ,
count es near tho river and a Cathollo Oils, Window Glims Varnlslips
neighborhood preferred, near n church. "m uiussf varnuuc
jiuot uo u uargain lor spot cash. Ad
dress, Dunn & Haqekty.
ii?.2 -.?.. WfW? Brokers,
8.17dwl-w
Wiea Baby riu rick, vre gave her Caetorla.
Whn ibe wm a ChlU, she cried for Coatorta.
When the becamo JIIss, the clunj- to Castoria,
When the htl ChUdren, ao gun them CastorU.
anil (lie most complete stock ol
Brushes of all Kinds in tho
Stato. Artists' Materials, Lime,
Ualr.Ccincntaud Shingles nnd
iincst Quality oi GRASS SKEDS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
The trade or the New York Racket is
steadily ou the increase since they
entered their uew room In theEld
ridge block. They buy goods at close
prices for cah, aud soil them for cash
at close profits. Call aud see them.
8.21-d2:wl
Dr. Price's &'&ia Bakias Pewdw
WwWi Pair llhjhwt Awar A
Hall'sCatarrh Cure Is taken Internally
ana aots directly on tho blood und mu
cous surfaces of tho system. Bend for
testimonials, free.
mmv uuiu wjf in Ultimo, fOC,
m m
Fuu Sale. At a bargain for the
uext lew days. A good home. House,
barn, and windmill, with fine fruit and
water. rear business center. Worth
,U,T,B ' yjan upon J'Ui Booth.
17 Ot
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
CREAM
BAKING
Mot Peritct Mcdt.
4oYwrtaStagr!,.
Hop Pickers Wanted.
Three hundred hop pickers can now
reglaterwlth the undersigned five ami
one-half miles southw?t nr
pay 40 cents per box and will
Will
ll,0HfiP"" Pl"tbook containing a .mall
k ...,ura pf money. Owner can have tame by
vniiincaiinis oljlc. proving
palnB for tbl notice.
property and
lt.3t
wjiuiuonce uoout Beptembor5. Dou't
register unless vou aro rpnnnni.i ,
a?inome an.d ftny the Beftn through,
lloketa cashed when work Is done.
A. U. 1'ETTYJOIIN,
8-10 t
Balem, Or.
KheumatlBm
la a symptom of disease of tho kid
neys. It will certainly be relieved bv
Parks Sure Cure. That headache
backache and tired feeling come ffl
tho same cause. Ask for Purks' Sure
S""' and kidneys ffi
11.00, sold by Lunn & Brooks. lo 4
TYw.u.I.TKl1 K0U BALK OIIKAe-Ons
rf- - .!,u.1 ren,,er nud ono Heraingion, both
IV.?Ue.ut eonoitlon. it desired will sell
""'.P 1Ue lwve machine on tno Install
mlrlan ef?y Wncnu. For lurther In-
2M commercial u7Tem.orr""'' IKw
TirANThO Active man to canvam on aUry
JJn.IS X?P cteaiPt.nd moat popular newt
pSPf r for tUo PePlo. Apply at this olflco ut
UUC6,
m do J37cK'irv last week
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In nnn amnll inurn Ini
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CUuuwcU und only work H hour ier Uujv
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Mom. 7-31 im
1TTANTKD TO HIIMT.-A hall near the (at
II line for Bunday morning und one even
lug iervlce. Addro a A. at ono. In cam of
8-ltm
JoouwAi,otaoe.
There are 177766
the United States.
There are 60,836,880
vn iuiorounu.
tulles of railroad in
rails used to
...I"lk t6?l)w. u"t no such
amount. Iiowavai. ia
iKS?' .Lh.?.Av,5M n Central lines
rali'r"81'68 on all their
which form doae MnnwiioM wihSl
Hnea to the east and south. th a"
Make a note of It,
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KX8UEK, JNewpaper AdverUalnc Agent.
This paper la kept
Q AHEttMAN Typewriting and
commercial stenography. Offloe, room
H'.firt7 bl.k' The beat of work Uoao at reu
onabie rates. 13.4
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paid
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if' -vu one to reproteut ua.
to aoy
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