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ttFTTTW TtwrnSf.TW -' Wv , Afflm silt VwuH ft' lite I i' i -p. fi H81 mMSHVa BSG H PllJEl itw MM " Daily Capital Journal BY HOH'BSR BROTHBRSi PEIDAY, MAY 8, 1800. STATE REPUBLICAN TICKET For Supremo Judge, It. S. BEAN, or Lane County. For Presidential Electors, T. T. GEEK, o( Mtirlon County. B. M. YdRAN, of Lane. E.L. SMITH, of Wasco. J. Y. CAPLES, of Multnoiiinli. For Congressman First Congressional District, . , , TIIOS. II. TONGUE, of Washington County. .,,,,,, For District Attorney Third JticJlcliil District, , JOHN A. CAHSON.of Marlon County. COUNTY ltEPUHMCAN TICKET. Representatives, DR. J.N. SMITH, of Sa cm, H. L. I3ARKLEY, ofWoodburn, E. V. CHAPMAN, of Brooks, M'KINLEY MITCHELL, of Gcrvals, DAVID CRAIG, or Macleay. County Judgo, GUOVE P. TERRELL, of Meliama. County Commissioner, J.N. DAVIS, of Sllverton. ri County Clerk,' L. VTEIILEN, of Huttevllk'. Klierlff,: F. T. WIUOIITMAN, of Salcni. Recorder, F. W. WATERS, of Sulcm. Assessor, J. W. HOUAKT, of Gui fluid. Surveyor, IJ B. HERRICK, oriYcw Park. -"" r- Treasurer, JASPER MINTO, of Salem. ' School Superintendent, i OEO. W. JONES, of JelTerson. Coroner, A. M. OLOUGII, of Salem. For Justice of the Pence Snleni Dlst., II. A. JOHNSON Jr. For Constable, A.T. WALN. OUR FIRE SYSTEM. The committee on lire and water are still considering tho holering of our lire protection. They may order a few new gates put Into the worth less Perkins hydrants. It Is to be hoped that an Intelligent Improve ment may Ihj ordered. The city has now two llrstclass engines. They aro Jnow kept In good working order, manned with compe tent men Fire Chief Hntton has shown his ability to perform his duties, The council should quite fooling with thu englneeis. Thoy bad u competent man at $00 a month. Thoy cut him down to $50 and lost him. They nut on a now man at $7f, which Is not too much, though It Is moro than likely that a competent man could bo secured at $00. Got down to business, gentlemen It luii solemn fact that a tire sweep ing over our city this summer would glvo our city a backset wo could not recover from In twenty years. A COMINQ MAN. Andrew F. llurlclgh, a Junior olllco lawyer In tho corporation law llrmof Simon, Dolpli, et ul., of Portland, Is to bo elected delegate at largo to tho Republican national convention from "Washington, Ho Is to bo pushed for ward to anUnlted States senatorshlp. n Who Is Burleigh? Ho Is receiver of tho Northern Paclllo at $15,000 a year, lniuloso by tho plundorlng hordo of corporation lawyer politicians who misrepresent tho peoplo and plunder tho corporations In tho iiamo of gov ernment. Hurlelgh Is a coming man, As re ceiver of tho corporation and senator for tho peoplo ho will In a few years become n millionaire. This Is Amor lean politics as now practiced. It has Its beginning In tho rotten primaries. It will novcr stop until tho people havo a voice at tho primaries and u olco In electing senators. to i r- r ; ocnTT rM MONEY. Tile Oregon Ian editor devotes a, column leader Thursday to a small paragraph from The Journal. Mr Scott's article Is well written nttd un usually clear for him. He Is an able writer when lie Is not embittered or writing on one of his hobbles. Tiik Journal cannot take space to set him right on the money question, as he denies the theory of bimetal lism in toto. The Republican plat form of 1892 declared for bimetallism and the use of gold and silver as standard money. He opposes this, and henco Is not a Republican on the money question. lie prostitutes his abilities and. his newspaper and as far as ho can the Republican party to eastern views to a money system.that Is Inadequate to the needs of the American people, and It Is useless to argue with him about It. THE BROOKS PRIMARY. The controversy In Lablsh precinct shows how absolutely necessary It Is that a proper primary law bo enacted In this state. The Jones faction at Brooks who have generally been successful In car rying the primary, were this year knocked out and now threaten to bolt tho whole ticket. All this shown the need of prlmaiy roform. The Jo. Simon law Is only for cities over 2,500 and only for city election". Jlul It was never drawn for any other purpose hut to legalize ex isting a buses, A pioper primary law would com- pell all parties to hold primary elec tion on the same day and place with olllcersat the mercy of no faction, and where every voter In tho party would express his choice of candidates from the lowest to the highest. That would stop the strife of factions SUPPORT THE TICKET. It Is the duty of nil Republicans support all Republldm candidates who arc fairly nominated, especially uttiey linroiiiRdo a good record tho public srvJconnd nro clean honor able men In their prlvuto lives. What tho peoplo want Is good men, good government, and good adminis tration, of public affairs. If what U reported in true, some men who havo been honored with the most lucrative positions In Uils county, and whoso Pinduat while In public onlce is not above reproach, or at least criticism, aro lighting good men on the ticket Such men aro not worthy to bo called llopubllins. f ' Children Cry for ItclW. Castorla. W H I TEHKAD'S APPOINTMENTS. Late Lecturer of the National Orange- Dates and Appointments, Following arc tho appointments of Hon. Mortimer Whitehead In Oregen: Alblna, May 8th, evening. GrcHliuin, May 0th, 1 p. in. New Era, May Alth, 1 p. in. Woodburn, May 12th, 7:30 p. m. Turner, May 13th, 1 p. in. Halscy May 14th, 1 p. in. Harrlsburg, May 15th, 1 p. m. Cottage Grove, May 10th. Ashland, Muy 18th, 10th and 20th. Grants Pass, May 21st. Roseburg, May 22d. Oakland, Oregon, May 23d. Drain May 24th. Eugene, May 25th. Portland, May 20th. 1 p. m. Pendleton, May 27th and 28th. La Grande, May 20th and 30th. The County Canvass Following nro tho annolutmcnts for speaking as decided upon by tho county Republican candidates: Saturday, May 10th Turner, 10 a. m.: Marlon, 2 p. in.; JelTerson, 8. p. m. Monday, May 18th Aumsvllle, 10 a. in.; Sublimity, 2 p. m.; Stayton, 8 p. m, Tuesday, May lOtli Detroit, 8 p. in. Wednesday, May 20th Mill City 10 a. m.; Mchama, 8 p, m, Thursday, May 21st-Macleav. 2 i. m.; Sllverton, 8 p. m. Friday, May 22d-Scott'8 Mills, 8. p. m. Saturday, May 23d-Woodburn, 8 p. m. Monday, May 23th Mt. Angel, 2 p. in. Gcrvals, 8 p. in. Tuesday, May 2flth-Hubbard, 2 p. m.; Aurora, 8 p. m. Wednesday. May 27th-St. Puni in a. in.; Chainpoeg, 2 p. m.; Buttovlllo, o p. m. Thursday, Muy 28th-Hrooks, 10 a. in.; Howell Prairlo, 2 p. ni. Friday, May 20th-Eust Sulcm, 2 p. in.; Salem, 8 p. in. tf MR. TONOUK'8 DATKS. Friday, May 8-Halsey at 2 p. m. Saturday, May 0-JunctIon at 2 and Eugene at 8 p. m. Monday, Muy 11-Cottngo Grove at 8 p. in. Tuesday, Muy 12-Drnht at 1 o'clock ami Ouklund at 8 p. m. Wednesday, Muy 13-Roseburg nt 8 p. in. Thursday, May 1 l-Grnnt's Puss ut 8 p, m, Friday, May 15-Centml ini. 2 p. m. Saturday, May Ifl-Meilffiwl. n ... and Ashland at 8 p. m. Monday, May 18-Klamath Falls. Thursday and Friday, May 21 and 23-Coos und Curry counties. Monday, May 23-Lincoln county. Toledo in tho afternoon and Newport at night If possible to so arraugo It Tuesday, May 2t)-Corvalll9. Wednesday, May 27-Sherldan. Thursday and Friday, Muy 28 and v Tillamook county. On tho evening of Saturday, May 30, (Memorial duy) Mr. Ttuigue win deliver an address at HlUsboro. ' '" STATE, $gwa, A supply of Columbia river salmon spawn has been sent to Japan, by or der of that government. The evangelist Crlttcntan is at Pendleton drawing lurge nudlcnccs und making ninny converts. A summer normal will be taught at Philomath college, beginning Juno 23, nnd lasting eight weeks, Between 15,000 and 18,000 mutton sheep will bo started on tho trail for eastern points. They will be driven from Union to Nebraska. The Southern Pacific Railroad com pany Is now paying taxes on roadbed, rolling stock and lands In Lane county amounting to about $12,000. Messrs. Shear and Davit, of Tho Dalles, left for Hay Creek, whore they hnve bought 12,000 head of mut ton sheep for shipment cast. They will be driven to Huntington. At Prlncvlllo the city fathers aro not very stylish as to furniture. The only articles in the room were two benches, one table, two pine boxes and a goods box with shelves in it, used for a secretary, and a good stove. E. Parr, of the llrmof Parr& Prollt, that has the contract for carrying the mall on the rc-cstubllslicd route from Ashland to Klnmath Fulls, seven times a week, expects -to make ar rangements for a permanent service at once. The joint meetings in Lane county were begun at Coburg Tuesday, when speeches were made by Senatorial Candidates I. D. Driver and H. (.'. linker, Representative Candidates Thomas Vaugh, Henry Mathews nnd others. Errlck Johnson walked oif ono f the walls at the lower end of the gov ernment works ut tho Cascades, fell Into the canal and drowned. He hud started out In the dark to go to his bout at the lower end of the canal for the purpose of ciosslng the river, and by some misstep fell on" a wall that was 20 feet high, fulling Into 30 feet of water. Three drunken Indians on the agency road, held up Mr. Thompson, a prize lighter. This so enraged Thompson that ho immediately "let out" and, us the report was given, In less time than It takes a Jackass to Hop his curs, hud the three stretched upon tho ground with blood strcrm lng from their faces. Mr. Glenn, u mechanic ut tho Uma tilla agency has n strange family In a corner of his woodshed. A few nights ago ho captured a raccoon, with four young ones, but tho mother escaped, leaving tho babies behind. They were Immediately adopted by a fcuinlo cut thut hud been bereft of her own progeny. The little fellows take kindly to their foster mother, and she, on her part, unpen rs to treat them witli the greatest affection. 1 '"SOME I T RURAL TALK. . Continued from first page. J 9ioo Reward SJioo. The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn mat mere is at least one ilrcaueil disease that science liai been able to cure in all Its tages. and that Is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a con. stitutlonal disease, requires a constitutional trearment. Hall' Catarrh Cure is taken intc nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of tho system, thereby destroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work, The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers that they offer One Hun. dred dollars for any case that It fails to cure. Semi for list of testimonials. Address F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, O. Sold by druggists, 75c. HARD TIMES FtvCTS. C100I) HKADIMU FOR TIIK FAMILY ClItCLV. Every reader of. TnE Journal should look up tho list of nremlums given absolutely free with this paper. Tho Wr.KKLY Journal nt $1 a year Is the cheapest paper on the Pacific coast, yet with It wo give yearly sub scriptions to any of the following valuablo publications, each known to tho world as a standard In Its Held: Tho Toledo Blade. Tho Queen of Fashions, 11 uuiuiiMiiu 'I'lm I.',,.,,, V...o Tho Child Garden. Theso vnlunblo mihllciitmni eacn worth a 9 11 year, vet wniivn are you your choice, ono yenrfreo, for 11 l.r0 subscription to The Journal. euuer uio daily for six months of tho Nkkkly for eighteen months. Seotho list, nnd don't neglect to prollt J J lis- won't do deceived Into paying for so-called premiums offered with high priced papers at a slight advance. Remember The Jouunal Is tho rheapest newspaper on tho Paclllo coast, audit gives you high grado premiums without additional charge Primary Politics. Tho now book on tho reformation of tho American primary system, is now on salo a Dearhorn's book store. nl7t Notice to Taxpayers, Tho tax rolls of Marlon county, Oregon, for tho year 1803, will bo closed on the 30th 'day of May isfi AfefiS ?ot lJaltl y W date will bo MayTlS CSt8 ndded' Dat Sheriff and tax colfilS S'SSin county, Oregon. 6-1 4d iw Children Cry foi NJohar'a Castorla. groat deal moro money than it did. And perhaps we are better off than we have any right to expect. I was sorry for Mr. Moorcs. Just us he was coming to what my boy who goes to college the "frce-orntlon" tho whole thing tumbled to the ground and Moores crawled out from under tho tent like a boy that had been cnught stealing into a circus. I heard that The Journal man killed a muld nt Macleay when he was show ing up Pennoyer's record two years ago. Btit Moorcs brought down the house that time sure. Ono farmer salt! It would have been, more Inter esting to give us the insido history of the legislature instead of tho history or tho Republican party. But I've known Charley ever sinco lie was a boy and he was always modest about ills own affairs. Preacher Belknap or Turner, who was at the county con vcntlon, and wanted on the legislnture ticket, .was ut this camp-meeting where I attended. When he was at our county convention ho was for Mjtchell and silver. Nowhe's light ing the Mitchell candidates on the ticket llko sixty. Ho was elected from Benton county sonio. years ago. My son lives up there and writes mo that he was not a preacher there but traded off the whole ticket to get on himself und thou conducted the prison Investiga tion to which Pennoyer now refers. 1 llko old man Pcunovcr. He made the Iwst governor we ever had except the present one, wc don't know much about yet . But now Mr. Belknap has got religion I supposo ho is more hon est in his politics than to expend $1,700 on an Investigation that didn't Investigate R. R. Ryan, the Populist candidate for recorder, showed n friend of iulno n paper they nro asking all tho candidates to sign. I nsked Preacher Belknap about It. Ho said no man could be elected who didn't sign It, but he wouldn't tell me what It was. Ilesald the only trouble was that so many were signing up that nobody knew who was sincere and who wasn't and I'd vote for no man who'd sign nwny his political freedom 011 any subject under tho sun. We wanted free and Independ ent men to represent us und 1 told him so and he sneaked off nnd said no more. He nlnt very hroud In the beam no way. Ho's a good singer and exhortcr and all that but he never could bo elected again to anything up where ho lived my boy tells inc. It has rained so much this spring und weather Is so cold and backward wc aro all feeling blue. There Is no chunco to do farm work. Tho roads arc too bad to go to town at any dis tance. We Just attend school house meetings and kick about tho legisla ture and hurrah for McKlnley. My remarks about tho legislature cun dldntes in Polk county caused a great roar nnd I got a letter from one man to let up or I'd beat the whole ticket. I know Hatch nnd the clerk Mulkey pretty well. Thoy're pretty sharp and will mnko nil there is in it out of tho legislature which is pretty much what thoy nil do when thoy get there and I about despair. Bnt Hatch and Mulkey is botli still hogs, the kind as gets tho swill. Mulkey Is county clerk and knows oyory man in tho county personally and will be elected, no doubt. But them kind docs us farmers no good because they uso nil they learn about public laws and administrations for tliolr own benefit when they protend to go to represent us. IfJackD'Arcy would tell what ho knows about tho Salem school land ring a whole lot of good facts would come out and a whole lot of us would voto for him. That was a pretty sharp letter of Harry Lane's about Pennoyer and tho school land ring. Jack D'Arcy was at the Auras ..in.. .1 iuu muuuiig unit camo pretty near being called out to speak but Ed Judd was too sharp for them. He's a mas ter hand at that and no man can talk ut u meeting ho's presiding oyer un less ho wants to lot 'cm. I'm going tostho Aumsvllle picnic next Tues day to hear General Weaver. I don't agree with his money views but I like to hear him talk. lie's one man nar vey Scott is afraid of. If Wnvr w,.a a tar ff man, I would't bo afraid of his silver views, because as Tom Ton guo counts silver ns n part of our hard money wo'ro not ufniid of silver if that's true. Countryman, ALL ffiercna&i ,Ht MtiinMiMiHHtiMttnutmmtm imiimu ornee or BLACKWKLL'S DURHAM TODACCO COMPANY. DURHAM, N. C. Dear Sir: You aro entitled to receive FREE from your wholesale dealer, WHITE STAH SOAP with all tho Blackwell's Genuine Durham Smoking TobaCCO you buy. One bar of soap Free with each pound, whether 16 oz., 8 02., 4 or., or a oz., packages. We have notified every whole salo denier In the United States that wo will supply them with soap to glvo you FREE. Order a good supply of aENUiNQ DURHAM at ortco, and Insist on getting your soap. One bar of Soap FREE with each pound you buy. Soap la offered for a limited time, so order to-day. Youra very truly, BLACKWELLS DURHAM TOBACCO COMPANY. nni)ii'ttt 5 Who Retail TOBACCO. MHHM 11 you ttay4 any muicuity in procuring ynur toap, cut oui inn noiico unu lenu u wun your order to your wholenln Hauler. Please don't lose sight oLour St. I'lUil-Chlcngo nml St.Taul-St. Louis lint. The service they offer Is 'better than ever. I'lease don't lose sight of them. , Iletween St. Paul and Chi cago the Ilurllngton ofleis a service that Is is luxuious as nny In tho country. Two trains dally. Compartment sleepers Rtandard sleepers . chair cars diner. Iletwccn St. I'aul and St. I.ouis our trains are faster and better equipped than lhoc ol anv other iailro.nl 'I'icki is mitl lime inble on nmilicatlon tu the locil tltcl office. A. C. SHELDON, (J. A., I'.ntl.'iiil Or. JOHN HUGH 3 A Dealer in groceries, palntr,, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kindj i.i the state, Artists' materials, iimc, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of e;rass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. VNTKD Potatoes. Fruit and Produce Co., Inquire. of the Oregon Salem 7 3t FOUND, An Kpworth League badge. Owner can get samo at Journal office by paying lor this notice and proving property. 6 31 WANTED 'An organ to use in a Sunday school. Parties please state price and ad. dress Fred Hroun, Howell, Or. 5.31 FOR PICTURES AND FRAMES -lio to A. D. Smiths where you can find everything in the artists line, canvas mounted and pic ture mats made to order. Give him a call for he knows just whit you want with prices to suit tho times. 116 opera houtie. C H. MACK, - DENTIST. - Successpr to Dr. J. 51. Keone. old White Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior operations at moderate fees in any branch are In espcclnl request. 56 C. H. LANE), M1IMTWLR 21 1 Commercial St., Sal 5m Or ISuits $15 upwards. Pants$ upwands'J Miss lialloii's School , Ol'KNKD IN CH.IX.XrNG HALL, Will receive children from 3 years upward Spcu.tl .-vifntiun lo beginners. All desired brand) for theoMer pupiU taught, includ ing r wipc, moleling, music plain and ar tistic i.crdle woik All work done on the in dividual plan in which each child is ad vanced according to Its own capacity. For lerm-i an, I particulars apply to Miss O. nat ion, w eth and C.hemcketa sts. J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makes a splalty of fine repair work, Seth Thomas clocU, etc., 215 Commercial Street CARPET PAPER Large lot ol Heavy brown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Just the thing for putting under carpets. Call at journal oincc. rOfJLIC MEN, POL11C1ANS AND llUS-i Iness houses can obtain all newspaper infor mation from the press of the stacc, coast and country from the Press Clipping llureau, (Allen's) Union lllock. Poril and. i22otf P. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Subscription Agency for all newspapers and magazines. Fine-atock of cigaia and confectionery. F. W, Miller. Prop. 1 14 tf P'APERS Portland, Sacramento, Seattle, Tacoma and San Francisco papofi on sale a' Miller's Postoffice block FOR SALE. One house and two lots, sit uatod in Wheatland. Yamhill county. AH set in good fruit. For sale at a bargain. The property is that kronn as the Wheatland hotel. Price $150, Address, A, care Jour nal 4 2 tf FOR SALE OR RENT.-One house and barn and3K acres of land, in good cultiva. tlon. Situated one half mile south of Odd tcllows Cem tery. T.Hart. 2t6j WANTED .lly house twenty years' stending. lady or gentleman, willing to learn our busi. ness, then to travel, or to do office work, Salary $800.00. Enclose self-addressed stamped erirelope to A. T. Elder, manager, care Dally Journal 5.2.61 GEO. J?ENJBlCJlfa MEAT MARKET. 321 Commercial st. Cottle Block Successor to C. M. Heck & Co. IJest meats in tho city, Prompt delivery at lowest prices. Horseshoeing a specialty. Pi Ices as low as the lowest. Hand made shoes to suit the hones foot. Diseased feet such as corns, con tracted hoofs or interfering horses .correctly attended to. Just give rrie a trial, ioo Che. mekctn street, back of New York Racket store K. J. IIERSCIIUACII, votir Alomacii is yo Treat It as you should and eat at THE ROY AT. 106 State street. Salem, Or' You pay only what It costs you elsewhere, but you get better. Privato rodms for ladles. . F. VAm hT: Cantor, BullfeX . Gage and e.,,... ? P,Jseneer ,.. . rrompt-servlce, Tele $ IMfES, ThrughTSj TO THE EAST' VIA THE Union Pacific System KHirough Pullman:..., I Ken8 -eWhhfta PORTLAND to omcil Our trains are heated hvVf... . I llRhted bv Pintieh 1177 wto"! Tjme to Chicago, 3 i'.2 din. lime to New York, 4 t-ak Which 1, many hwarfgj For rni ttm i,u i . I anolv to --nur BOISE & BAIiKEB, ARU,S!a1ft, R.W.BAXTER, C.B m General Agent Dirt.Pw.foi MS Third Street. Mat" X It Is easy, to MctrUIn Um prwMdt MflrTiTYTn I RAN Imskms? HIIUlllLl IC" KaUfifll 9 Tho Son Francisco Chroalcltkn On farm land security. Special rates on large loans. Loans considered without delay HAMILTON & MOIR Bush Rank building MONEY TO LOAN! On city or farm property. Over Bush's Bank, T. K. FORD SALEM WATER CO. Office: Willamette Hotel Building For water service apply nt office. Bill payable monthly in advance. Make a complaints nt the office. There will be no deduction in water rate on account of temporary absence from the city unless notico is left at the office. Hereafter water for Irrigation will only b furnished to regular consumers using water for domestic purpose. Contractors for side. walks, brick work and plastering will please read "under bulldlncr ournoses" Dace 17 of schedule of rates for 1893. Apply nt office. ior copy. Salem Steam Laundry Please notice the cut in prices on the following! Shirts, plain '..., 10 cents unuer drawers StoiocenU Under shirt Stoiocents Socks, per pair 3 cents uanuKercnieis , , cent Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents ... unu uiiiow sups.24 cents per down, and other work In proportion. Flannels and other work in' telhgently washed by hand. Col J, Olmsted Prop, Capital Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, baggage and nil kinds cf work done promptly. Leave orders at Patton's st ore. 13 International! JLIictionarv ThoB?SS. Gnat Strnidud itUvfa Bo writes lion. 1). J. llrmr. I WSmd postal lar SffisMin . EUMMMMj TJ "VuhUH' 6tandrf of Hi r. inn-,' lm.n x.r i LI nran. l-mi, i pi r.rrr.r r owisipnw l&0 Kftjll. WarnlT ComsKiM tr-suu to enti of tdukat oUxlUutaw WUMIUUK THE BEST FOR EVERYEOfl rCAuit It la easy to find tin word vuW. i tha ,hs Tbrrt U no doubt that thi hnym tttanl United huim u ntuup uonw hi rainy oompeUlon Dul B U punq trm &A thA.tiAlt illrtlAnirT for IHIUMUK I teemi to b MniUj'wtMtMd li (OB M I (peauas coanuiCT.-D. u. n O. A; C. itEIUUAH CO., PnMlifct 6prlnBeld, not., v.iu. Df77nNPS 'COMPLEXION FjVJ! bu ten thfc jUnojw i5"&i , l xnoro popuir wuj j- '- ii the- utUMnpiiOTTOa 1 refroilitng-. clesn r. &'5ikiW. A UeUcato, lnrWWJ2re7 urlibrrbazOirwutfl I ";SBtscoTiu a . BOX l HH ,tt5 I AT DROaaiSTS WJ2JS WOLZ'S MARKET. HOME RESTAUARANT ! S, Richardson, Prop, Two doors north Hotel Willamette. Home cooking nnd home made pies and cakes al ways on hand. ' 430 lyFREE DELIVERY. W0LZ k MIESCKE, Props. Dealars in all kinds of fash and salt meats t3"Fresh sausage a specially, 171 COMMERCIAL ST fflWiTl ftBB ffl&L nm if rifcihfir AIm ..Bl . B m KJflF U12(Si.i V..!t'ZimtS' rv - j In all towns and localities throughout the unitea states ana territories to sell the tonnU nin -Washer and Steam Cooker, the best in use. It saves its own price In the wear of clothes in less than six months. Sent C, O. D. by express, prepaid, for $3.50, jn tin; S in copper. For particulars, address T. B, BROWN, -150 State street. 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