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Remember the Web
ling Entertainment at
the Opera House this
evening. Tickets 25c
and 50c. Reserved
seats at Patton's.
Strong's Restaurant.
FKOM TI1K IULIi 'O VA.IIK.
Hot Oaken . to
Mush and Milk 60
llani Handwlch....... So
Three DoaghnuU...M........... 60
60
6c
Jo
10c
lOo
lOo
. JOo
lOo
lOo
JOo
. 10c
H ota Vie
l'lga Kect
Btewed" Krult -
Buckwheat Cakes
Mutbnnd Jomey Cream..
Soiled Ittce with Cream
Krlod Muh...... ......
flwlun Clicoio Bandwlch.......
American Cboete Bandwlch
Kggi, any style
Potato Halad
PERSONALS.
Job. Altkon Is bomo from Newport
Mrs. Aitkon Is visiting friends at
Albany.
It. l. McUluro has ro turned frcm
Newport.
Hou. Geo. V. Davlfi had business lu
Portland today.
Dr. J. N. Brnlth nud Mrs. Johns
WJiit to Portland thin afternoon.
W. F. Dugan, tho plumber, had
business at tho reform school day,
Circuit Judgo Geo. If. Uuriittt went
to Portland this morning on business.
Deputy Btiorlir 13. E. Coopor ro
turued this ufternoou from a bUHlueas
trip to Detroit.
President W. C. Il-iwley of Willa
mette unlvorslty,roturucd from Albany
this afternoon.
Mlsa Mnmlo Meham returned to
Portland this afternoon after a short
ylalt with Bulom frlouds.
J. E. Worth returned to Portluud
till morning, aftor a short visit with
sister, Mrs. A. O. Condlt.
Mrs. J. ItoynolJs was a passougor to
Portland ou tho Haloui local this morn
lug for a visit with frlonds.
Frank Power, collector for tho Balem
Water Co., wout to Whatcom this
morning for a visit with friends.
Mrs. F. C. liakor went to 1'ortland
this morning, whoro sho will join her
husband and resldo In tho future.
K. C. Horren, tho hop buyer, went
to Glackamus county this morning for
tho purpose of Inspecting tho hop
yards.
Mr, and Mrs. I. D. Driver, Jr., wont
to Oakland this morning on n visit to
frlonds. Mr. Driver Is engineer at tho
btato houso.
Mlsa Itonallo Frlondly, who has been
visiting friends In this city for sovoral
days, returned to her homo ut Kugeno
this morning.
Honry Haas, tho Jowelor, went to
Portlaud this afternoon to attend the
funeral of Charles Haos.a uophow, who
died last ulght.
Hou. H. H. Gllfry, of Washington,
D. C, accompanied by his family, wont
to Eugouo this morning for a short
visit with frlonds.
Miss Molllo M, Crolghton, of the
postolllco department In this city, re
turned this morning from n short visit
with Portlaud friends.
Dr. II. It, Holmes, who has been
visiting his brother, Hon. W. II.
Holmes for a fow duys, returned to
Portland this afternoon.
Mlsa Anna Waguor, of Los Angeles,
Cat., arrived In tho city this morning,
and will spend soveral weeks with the
family of her brother, Col, A. I. Wag
nor, of tho Willamette.
Mrs. J. B. Ivonyon, accompanied by
her two llttlo sons, arrived In tho cKy
Wednesday aftornoou from Burns and
is tho guest of her daughters Misses
Abblo and Day Kenyou.
E. H. Orom and family have como to
Balem from Astoria. Mr. Orom has
opened a shoo storo at 118 Btato street.
He makes a specialty of buying and
selling bankrupt stocks lu bis line.
Mlns Inez Slopor, of Uklau, Cal,, who
has been tho guest of Mr. and Mrs. N.
J. Judah for sovoral weeks, left this
morning for her home. She was ac
companied to Portlaud by her uncle,
N. J. Judah.
Frank Brown, a student at the Wll
lamotto University, returned this
morning from an extended visit In
Now York. Ho visited relatives at
Chautauqua and has been absent from
Balem several weeks.
Btato Superintendent of Schools G.
M. Irwin returned lost night from a
two-thousand mile tour and holding
seven Institutes in Eastern OregoD.
Ho was Joked a great deal about Tub
Journal's annouueomont of bis In
tended marriage. "You were a little
previous, that's all," said the Btato
superintendent, today when ap
proached. He would not deny the
'soft Impeachment."
H'MAHON BRINGS SUIT
Salvation Army.
Major Morton, commander North
PacIQo division, assisted by Capt.
Sharp, Llouts. Hudspotts and Conlln,
Myrtle, tho elovon year old little
wonder are to give a concert at tho big
Halvatlon Army tont on Murphy's
bill, South Commercial street, at 8 p.
m. Friday ovonlug.
Aftor the oncert there will bo"blood
nnd lite meetings." Admission 10 cents.
The Salem contingent of Salvation
ists will glvo tho visiting ofllcers a
banquet nt tho storo room on thoHlrsch
uornor opposite Hotel Wlllumotto Fri
day evening at 6 o'clock, after which
there will bo a street parade.
Police Court.
Upon motion of P. H. D'Aroy, coun
sel for G. A. James, who is under arrest
charged with the larceny of Caroy Mur
tin's bloycle, James' examination has
been continued to Saturday, Sept. 7, ut
2 o'clock p. in.
m 1
Unvoktunatk Accident. P?ul
Hanson, an employe In Ira Erb's sash
and door factory, mot with a painful
and un for tuna to accident about 0
o'clock this morning, Whtlo working
with tho planer hla loft hand was
caught by the saw and tho omls of tho
second and third lingers completely
torn 01F. Tho saw ran obllquoly across
the fingers at the roots of tbo nails.
Dr. W. H. Byrd dressed tho wounded
member and Paul will havoa soro hand
for soveral weeks to come.
Mobe Tax Money. Bhorlfl John
Knight today turned over a big sack of
monoy to County Treasuror Minto.
Tho amount turned into the couutv
treasury today was (20,013.85 making
tbo twentieth payment aggregating in
all about (100,000. This loaves a delin
quent tax roll of about (30,000. Tho
number of receipts Issued up to I
o'olock this afternoon was 6250.
No SiiWKtt Debate. '1'ho managers
of tho Btato Fair now aunounco that
thoro will bo no flvo day silver debato
between Horr and Bryan, or one day
debate or any dobato on silver. Mr.
Bryan, tho Nebraska congressman,
will deliver an address on tho subject of
taxation In gonoral.
To WED.-County Clork L. V.
Ehlou today Issued a marriage lioonso
to A. E. Wintermantel and Eva B,
Blokal. As the soon-to-bo brldo Is but
17 years of ago, tho consent of her
mother, Mrs. Susau B, Blckal was
necessary before tho llcenso could bo
asued.
Gold Is being rapidly shipped to
England, but each poraon has an oppor
tunity to make times better la hla own
vicinity by patronizing home industry.
In purchasing a cigar, remember there
Is none bettor than the 10 oent La
Corona.
Jubt Look Into Our establishment
between 12 aud 1 o'clock each day and
witness tho Immense throng wo feed.
Best place on earth to get a 15 cent
meal,
Hoi- Pickehs Wanted In any
number at the Now York Kitchen,
where a irood warm substantial meal Is
served for ouly 15 cents, Cheaper than
uoaruing at homo.
Tho engagement of Sol M. Stock, of
Balem, and Maruuorite Jaoobs. of Sac
FraucUco, Is aunounoed.
Curtains at ffi
is Bros, k Co.
Thla week apeclal exhibit or laoo Curtn'ui
and Chenille l'oHlerea and Table Covert. Bee
corner window.
Wo a pair NU lace curluln, 2 yunU loug,
1 lnchen wide.
tl.00 a pulr Uood value eorulaoe eurUlm, 3
yard long-, lis Inohea wide,
1140 a pair Kletcaut value lacs ourUlni, ecru,
3 yard Ions, 43 lnohea wide,
y..Wuralr Beautiful laoeourUlu. ecrn, 8X
yards loucbSinchu wide, metier
lao curtain, $a.W tola per pair,
GUKNIIAK rOUTlKfllW.
J3.00 a pair Uood quality eheullle portiere, 3
yardi lout. 31 Iuoum wide,
f&SQ a pair Very haudiouie chenille por
tlere. Irlnxe aud dda top ana
bottom, 3i yard lou-, la. wide.
l,2V-An elegant eheullle table cloth that
cuuubtlx) duullutiled.
lUmenibr--V challenge a comparison of
upllutiled.
our pilot with tbww 01 any boue, pa any
irao or gfd wc cirry,
NEW NAOKINTOSHE3,
DRK83 GOODS,
CAPES AND JACKETS,
MEN AND BOYS' CLOTHING
HATS AND OAI'3,
MEN'S, LADIES' AND CHIL
DHEN'B SHOES AND
RUBBERS.
A word to the wl We have an lainunse
stock of(lOOl) good, We sell them on clow
margin for caih, and tare you money on
everything. Dome and ee for yourself. Hrln
your friend. You are always welcome.
WILLIS BR03. & CO.
Corner Court Rnfl Llbf ty, ? (
Against the Stockholders of the In
dependent Publishing Oo.
A complaint was filed lu tho county
clerk's office Wednesday evening In an
aotlon brought by U. W. Dlmlck, J.
W. Jory, J. B. Henuinger, L. II. Mc.
Mahon, for themselves and others,
against J. H. Fletcher, Amos Btrong,
Goo. T. Cllne and tbo Independent
Publishing company.
Tho allegations us Bet forth aro about
as follews:
That the rndepondont Publishing
Co. Is a corporation with Itn principal
ofllco at Balem, and has n pald-np cap
ital stock of (8,038.50 represented by
shares of tho par vuluo of (100 each;
that plaintiffs aro stockholders and
bring this suit In tho Interests of them
selves and all other stock holders of
tbo corporation; that about April 28,
1803, at the first regular meeting of tho
stockholders, the board of directors
wero duty elected tewlt: Amos Strong,
Geo. T. Cllne, (two of the above named
defendants,) W. H. Holmes, D. A
Swank, and Charles Scott, nnd that
tbo directors elected Amos Strong
president and L. H. MoMuhon secre
tary of the corporation aud tho said
MoMahon acted as such secretary until
about December 10, 1803, at which date
ho resigned bis said olllco aud Geo.
T. Cllno was elected in his stead
uud has so served ever slnco; that on
or about December 1, 1803, J. H.
Flotcher wbb employed by tho direc
tors as tho business manager of tho
corporation, who entered on his duties
and assumed business control Immedi
ately, and continued to act lu that
capacity until Murch 31, 1801; that on
March 23, 180-1, Amos Strong us presi
dent of tho corporation aud Geo. T,
Cllne as secretary, notified the stock
holders of a nieotltig to bo held in
Salem on the 31st following, tho object
boiug to deviso a method of raising
monoy to pay oil' a "pretended" chattel
mortgage of (1,200 alleged to huve
been given bv tbo corporation to one
L, W. Gulfls, "and If deemed mlvloablo
to dispose of the corporation for that
purpose;" that tho meeting convened
thoro being presont Amos Strong, Geo.
T. Cllne, J. H. Flotcher, W. H.
Holmes, D, E. Swank and W.
C. Hubbard, who represented In
person aud by proxies a total of 44 88
shares of tho capital stock; that on or
beforo tho dato of tho said meeting D.
E Swank procured tho assignment
nud transfer of the "pretended" chat
tie mortgago to himself and, at the
tlmo of the meeting, claimed to be tho
ownor, and at the meeting oflered a
resolution (which was adopted) to tbo
oilect that tho directors sell tho plant
of the compauy at private salo; that no
statomont of the financial condition of
the corporation wus mado at that tlmo
or at any tlmo whatever aud no uotlco
was ever given by tbo ofilccrs to the
plaintiffs and other stockholders of the
neoeflsity of suoh sale aud no such
right was ever given by plaintiffs, nor
did thoy assent or ratify tho same; that
on March 31st Strong, Cllno, Swank
and W. H, Holmes, without notice to
Charles Scott, who was not presont,
met In tho olllco of Holmes and made u
"pretended" sulo to tho defendant, J.
H. Fletchor, of all the property, book
accounts, nnd good will of tho said cor
poration and wrongfully delivered the
property to Flotcher; that there was no
lawful transfer aud delivery of said
corporation's property to Bald Fletcher,
but tho same was done by a secret aud
clandestine pre-arrangemont for the
purposo of defrauding tho plalntllls
and othor stockholders; that tho plain,
tills believe and allege tho fact to be
that the said "pretended" sale aud
trausfer to Fletchor was mado lit the
ntorost and bonetlt of himself aud
Strong nnd Cllne, who now claim to
own au equal Interest lu the corpora
tion's property aud thoy still have tho
possession thereof, tho printing mater
ial of which la valued at (2500, book
accounts, etc, (3,000; together
with tho Dully Independent,
tho Buml-Weekly Independent
aud the good will connected therewith
valuod at (3,000; that there was no In
debtedness of Bald corporation outstutid
iug or due expecting tho amount
claimed to be duo Swank, n director,
upon tho sum "pretended" chattel
m irtgago to ubout (1,200 aud bills pay
able amouutlng to (500, but no other
liabilities; that about August 23, 1895,
plalntllls notified aud requested tho
oorporatlou to bring suit against tho
above named defendants, J. II. Fletch
er to Bet aside tho said sale of thu cor
poration's property, but It-j otlloere havo
ntg'eotod to Institute It; but a' nee
Fletcher, Strong aud Cllno took pos
session of tho property the same has
been greatly damaged by neglect and
careless use, etc, to the damago of
plalutifls In the sum of (1,100; that the
defendants have had aolo coutrol aud
usa of the property, collecting large
sums of money due tho corporation aud
uattd the same without maklug au ao-
oouutlug to the corporation; that thoro
are large sums duo and owing to the
corporation from defendants on no
oouutof collections made of monoy
due tho oorporatlou since March 31,
1894, aud thero Is now due aud out
standing bills and accnuuta to about
(5,000; that the defendants are about to
collect the balauoe of the accounts due
tho corporation aud upproprlato tho
same to their own use. Wherefore,
tho plaintiffs pray for an order res
training and enjoying defendants from
disposing of tho property or collecting
any money or nccoiintH duo tho In
ilopoudent Publishing compauy on
March 31, 1801 us well as all earnings
and account due slnco eald day In
running and operating said cor
poration's property and that a decree
bo mado declaring said mile fraudulent
and requrlng defendants to account for
said property nud monoy collooted by
them since that date and for damages
against them tn the sum of (1,100 nnd
for tho appolutmeut jf a receiver to
take charga and manage the property
and for costs and disbursements of thla
suit.
WHAT THK DKFKNDANTS SAY.
W. H. Holmes, ouo of the directors
was seen and said, un papers had yet
been served on himself and colleagues.
He considers the whole matter in tbo
light of a huge joke, and was not dis
posed to discuss It seriously. He said:
"Tho compauy does not deny having
received the money on the mortgage,
which was used t- pay debts Incurred
by tbo now coinplal,ja.H and which
debts he contracted htmsell lu his own
operations. It has committed no
crime against MoMahon except to pay
his debts and It Is not through with
that yet."
H. J. Bigger Is acting as nttornoy for
Mr. MoMahou in the suit, Tho plain
tills vlll probably retain Mr. Blug
ham. Mr. Flotcher was seen at hla olllco.
Ho treated tho wholo mntter very
philosophically. Ho said that ho had
no connection with tho ofllco when the
debts were controotod for which the
mortgago was given. But ho did know
that a mortgago was glyon, that it was
purchased by him from tho mortgagee
that ho bought tho establishment for
tho purpose of saving If possible what
ho had foolishly Invested in It at Mo
Million's request, and also for paying
othor debts Incurred by tho former
management, and If possible socurlug
something nut of tho wrook for the
stookholdorB. Neither Mr. Strong, Mr.
Clluo nor anyone else havo any Interest
In tho pupor ho being the sole owuer.
Ho had paid out the (1,210 rulsed by
mortgage, and has been paying tho
debts of tho old mauagomont over
siuco, aud Is not done paying them
yet. Thoro Is no such amount as (5,000
THE O. B. & N. COMPANY'S
New Steamer, "The Gypsy," a Big
Success.
Tho Oypey reaohod Independence
about II o'clock Wednesday morn
ing uud was soon hoyond liiionuVista
without event. Sho soon reached the
Sautiam bar but was uuahlo to cross It.
She leturued to Salem at 10:45 this
morniug took on a load of freight at
Iho duck and loft for tho mouth of tho
Yamhill river when sho will return
again to Salem.
Mr. T. W. Lee, Superintendent of
tho O. 11. & N. Co's water line, was
seen this morning aud guvo not a little
desirable lufprmation with regard to.
future movements ou the river.
Among other things Mr. Ljos.ild that
with (500 aud u week's worth, tho
rlvor ut tho mouth of the Sautlum
could bn so chaugod that light draught
steamers could ply between Salem and
Corvallis tho year around. With fix
Inches more ruin tho Gypsy would bo
ablo to make regular trips to Harris
burg. Mr. Lee also nald that the
"Gypsy" would malto trips between
Salem nnd tho mouth of tho Yam hi 1 1
river, aa often as possible, probably
trips oaoh week. d!i j :n iy itn'ce a
Sunday trip to Independence The
Modoo will mako dally trips between
Portland and tho mouth of the Yam
hill connecting with tho Elmoro that
will run up tho Yamhill river. This
Bobcdulo will be coutlnued until the
river raises when moro bouts will bo
placed ou tbo river. Mr. Lee Is a
pleasant aud accommodating ofllcal
uud Was willing to glvo what informa
tion bo could regarding tho movement
of boats on the Willamette.
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1
Wallace Warehou
t
Corner Trade and High st.
u
QSTIh now open lor public use as a gonoral storng,. build V
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HOPS, PRUNES AND
LETTER LIST.
The following letters remained In the
postolllo uncalled forBoptember6, 1895.
Pleaso Bay thoy were advertised:
Adams John
Hontloy Frank
Uuflum Llzzlo
Cross E M 2
DeGuIre Jennie
Greslmm W Q
Hunsaker Geo
Jones O M
Jones S G
Moro Ollle
.Mitchell Huttto
I'ugh O li
I'axton Dora
Klchardson W Y
Stiuson Sarah
Taylor Addio
B.
AlebrldgH, O M
Bowon Holler
Clurk J C
Duugelo Nicola
Fieim & Murphy
Hlckey A N
Huzeltlno O a B
JoJiiixoii D d
Kuik N"tlio
M ir'iii Llz.lo
M uivllle Isa
1'iHBnori hMith
Roberts A J
eJtiuruuu J tcob
Smith Albert
White Franr'na
F. Bonham, P. M.
w AAUES
aud Mpfnljlljr adapted to tl, ,. vjl
been provldnj, maNluif 11 1 . . .""?l. juJI
salo and commodious liullului; in tut) nuito for lliM purple. lxciiiad in 1. C.'"1 toariuziii
t ie pi una nun nop 1 renter olUicjou, (rowers ani ililpoeni will ut) the V,in,rl orsiKvl
tlio rirooJs where buyers will lmvnn-cfPM tolliuui ntnll timet. uuvnntKe of hNI
OIti:U JN KilUIT A 1'KOmiU CO v
" tni
n Ktirelatty. Tliln IiiiIUIIpr linn lieon refitted ami ctprnl'OI
irucKUKH, ncaii'H, irucKR una ciuvuto uavo nc
salo and commodious tiulldluf; In tho nuity fur
tor rutH nnd other Information see tho
GREAT SLAUGHTER SALE
SHOES
MDAT
i
mm
nil. i. i i . . , .. .
1 110 I'liiniico oi our snoes n.ust bo sclil. Prices i,0 obj d
Iho greatest sale of the sent on. A pair of fast black hoe
with every pair,
S. M.& E. H. STOCK
115 STATE STREET.
Union Bargain Store
BARGAINS JUST RECEIVED
GRAY BROS,.
URDVM
moss
1
m
w.
Road Machinery and AgriculturalSlmplements,
Latest Improved Goods aud Lowest Prlcoi.;
Cor. Staff, and Llhartv Sti. SALEM' OREGON
Tiiblo Linens,
Sateens,
Corsets,
Work Shirts,
Onting Flannels,
Shirtings, all kinds,
Men's Hals,
Fall Gingha
Tickings,
Crashes,
s
Working Pauts, guaranteed not to rip.
margin, and save all
Ivoniomber; we mako a small cash
buyers coin on ovory purchase.
now duo and outstanding, and very
little of the debta of the old maunge
meutwere ever collected, as thero waH
Vy Httlo to collect, In reading over
tho statement aa published above, ho
said ho fulled to tlnd ono correot Btato
mentfrom beginning to end, and he
was glad that tho ntlalr was coming
beforo tho courts, so that tho nubllo
would learn tho truth about tho wholo
matter. When ho bought tho Inde
pendent, everything was confusion.
Thero wero no books, fow minutes
nothing but debt and chaos. "I have
had a hard strugglo of It," said Mr.
Fletcher "but I have brought order out
of chaos, uald my bills, gave the people
n good pupor, and liquidated many of
tho bills lucurred by my predecessor."
Mr. Stroug says; "I put up nearly
$2,000 and got tired. So wo turned it
overtorabo money to got out of debt.
The monoy was up to help MoMahon
run a paper and ho had the sole
coutrol until It was taken away from
him. Ho went through with nearly
110,000 m ten months. He turned lu
his plant to us at f 4,000 when he did
iiotowult at all It was tho property
of Matt Drown and others. In this
lawsuit he has everything to gain and
uothiug to lose because he put nothing
In."
At the Hop Yards. Most every"
body has' gone to tho hop yard but
thero aro still enouch peoplo left lu Sa
lem to form a longthy procession wond
Ingltaway every morning to Moduli
Bros, whero rare bargains In groceries
nre to be found.
City Treasurer's Notice.
Notlco Is hereby given that I havo
ou hand funds applicable to to tho pay.
ment of all "general" fund warrants of
tho city of Salem endorsed beforo May
8, 1605,
Interest will cease on said warrants
from and aftor duto of this uotlco.
lu. J. Swaffohd,
, City treasurer.
Salem, Aug. 29, 1806.
DKKAUi.Tr.u.-JJ. if, (jone, formerly
of Buttevllle, Is In default or (..1000 to
Latah county. He wob county auditor.
Pickers Wantod.
iweniy-iivo to thirty more M
I'iuhlth wanieu immediately,
0 "tf Hkhuen & Lew.
Thero aroll77765
tho United States.
00,835,880
miles of rallroadii!
Wien Ilaby wna kick, wo gavo hrr Castorla.
When sho was a Cliltd, tho cried for Castorla.
When bo becamo JIlss, uliu clunj; to Castorla.
Wflea she hod Children, "he gave them Costori.
Shoumatlsm
Is a symptom of disease of tho Kid
neys. It will certainly bo relieved by
Parka Suro Cure. That headaoho,
backache and tired feeling come from
the same cause. Ask for Parka' Sure
Cure for tho liver and kidneys price
$1.00, sold by Lunn & Brooks. ltMw
How's This I
We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
;i'.r,8i 0l -a,a tnt cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure, '
r.j.i.Hfc.NiiV & CO. Props., Toledo, O.
e the undersigned, have known F. I.
Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe
him perfectly honorable In all business tran.
actions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm, '
West & Truax. Wholeo! nr,,!... ti.i
A ... ... W ., ,w 'IHLLIIM, 1UICUU.
U Waldlng, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
fiuuiu, toieuo, u.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle,
bold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
A New Toacher.
We have In our city now a first
class Qermau tencbor In muslo, both
jntru.me,'Ual and V0Cftl training,
Miss Era ly Werner. Malto a cull and
you will have her for a teacher lu your
home. Terms nrn rnnannnlita ui...
stays at tho home of Mrs. M. "lllclin
602 17th and Ferry streets. g '
ihoro aro 00.835.880 rnlU nuvt t.fl
.... .1 I '. wv. .
wvur una irrouiui.
There are 638,205,000 ties used to M
theFo rails together, but no tcck
amount, howover, Is required to bid
tho hearts of tho traveling ptibllototbi
fact that tho Wisconsin Central IIm
furnish superior facilities ou alltbtu
trains between St. Paul and Clilwn
which form closo connections wlthil
lines to tho east and south.
Mako a note of II.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorla.
Eastern Oysters Doty 's market.
At B hanson A Co's.-Watormelons,
ii bh.c, oui Boning at
prices. Best
apples
found In tho market.
very small
aud prunes to be
Or Prk' CiaC3 Baking 1'owuor
Wtrtt't Mr Hiftott 4wu
Moro IIoj Cloth, Sulplmr,
Hop Saelts and Kiln Cloth
aro expected dally by us.
Call early as thoro Is a groat
scarcity,
Wm. mtowir& co.
Dealers In Hops and Hop
GrowersSuj)jille9. 2tivl
Did You Ever Think
inaiyou cannot be well unless you have
pure, rich blood? If you arc weak, tired,
languid and all rundown. It w Wan.. . '
hti ! 1 'i.l.j : ... v -. .ym
w.v. ., ,.mRicniicu ana jacks vitality.
Jliese troubles maybe overcome by Hood's
barsapardla because Hood's Sarsnparilla
makes pure, rich hlood. It iss. in truth the
great blood purifier.
Hood's Pills cure liver ills, constapatton,
biliousness, anndlce. steLif,iv. ii,n '
tion, ' " ",U'K"'
n.i o .Reduced Rate.
lhe Southern Paoltlo Co. has put on
ra,. on ttta ,n "rlMd ?ot8 o
40 000 pounds. Ellectivo Aug. 21 from
Portland and nil nnint. r. ,5i ti!. " '
far south as Eugene City; between
Wl,1,,ur!,n1 and Natro 1 Lebanon
branch. Three dollars per ton to San
Franc SCO. Oaklnn.l lu,Lr t" .?"."
nn,t H.,n....T'V" '..., j. oil, iOBia
.... uabllllUUUlU,
JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer In Groceries, Paints,
Oils, Window Iuss,VarnMifi
and tho most complete stock ol
Brushes of all Kinds In ih
State. Artists' Mntcrlnls.Liiiif,
Hair, Cement and Shingles ami
finest quality ol GRASS SKEDS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS).
ttol ouuauy iiiuriilutr 11 ladles' KuiawtltS
u ana cuuin. 1'Jcaio Ituvo at tlilt office.
d&W
W.W.Skwnrh,
Agent,
OlMul.li, 1IKM ouu Bet Doard ut 'Aintrt 1
kj umruui, urouan' nop yard, nt wo a 017.
About 15 mora plotter wuuted. l
UTAUUN ro THAUK KornaleorloTrtdiM
I1QV OmatM. (FrwiH ln,m wfl.nn
to Q U. l'uVDe euaiof imvliiin.
AirU
, A High Liver
Usually has a bad liver. He la bill.
oub, oottetlapted, baa Indigestion and
dyspepaU If there Is no organic
trouble a few dosea of Parks' Sure Cure
will tone him up. Parks' Sure Cure
a the only llyer and kidney cure wo
sell on a rjoaltlvn mmntu. ti..
Children CrV for ?1,00' SoWbvLunn AUrooks. 19-4
Pltohtr's Cattorliu
Or. Price's Crtm Bkln Powtkt
Awarded
Highest HonorsWorld's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
1DR;
BAKING
POWDER
IMost Perfect Made.
4YwUnStnoUrd.
VWA'rt,u-Au nuueat, active gentltnun
" ludyto travel for eKtabiUhod, reliW
nouge. blasy7ti0, payable tli weekly w
expenses, bltuuilou permanent. Itelernw
tucloao 80ir-aadiebseu Bumped envelor,TM
DOIUlnlOj lannun.. HIM Htm lit tiulldlW.
Chicago. ' n-Slu
UelMlidd oritM.iU l'arty-wauiwlj
start and rnu livery and feed stabW IJ
town without bucU Dullness, corner lot f
uuuonaieo. inquire at tnUofllce. i' 1
Q7K Art to 1150 CO a month
WIU.UU one to repre.eut ui.
pUKIbTlAN BOIENOIS-Llterature olJ
J kind on aale and Christian Bctence
vice at 2 Uberty gtreet. corner e'l)ro
paid to M
ui. 'o
IllllluL tuutv Hnnni.li tn n Ahlid InrirL .Uf...
V. Mxon, Hol8eultyIdaitj,wade21i.V)l
ofcoweeit. Mary lluuli, tiyou, Lvlo,clew
UfAQ in three days. Il5v. w. CarW.
Aberdeen, a. Uak,iuuae lU.lio the first 07
capital or experience necessary. 'lerroa
pamphlets free. Addreatonce,MDepp40
MM Utientuut ut. 1'hllailelphla. fa
1 1. FlHliElt. newHpperAdvertnilng MQ
Lt. .aiAlercuajita'Kiohungo, San Knmca'S
la our authorized agent, a hla paper 1 W
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