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BY HOFBR BROTHERS
" WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1800.
By Special Request, ja
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TYNDALL
Will give hU Eranl seance mlclnB
hypotl.m.inesmeflsm nnI Itleplhy at Kid 1 1
opera house, Wednesday, May 13- Ad
million all over the home 25 cenis Secme
coupon tickets at l'alton'ibookMore. Clair.
voyant sittings until Wedneiday night
Willamette hotel. Secure ennaj-ementrf t
once.
PERSONAL.
went to Uiirfcno on
Atno3 Strong
business.
.lolin Lowls Id ul the Gcrvnls meet
ing this afternoon.
Secretary Klncald catno up from
Portland this morning
Setli Hammer went to Albany today
on professional business.
Frank Davis, of Turner, was In
town yesterday on business.
bqtilro Furrnr' tbo commission mer
chant, went north this morning.
Nick Schrumm, of Brooks, is In
town nnd goes to Eugene tomorrow.
lion. Jell. Myers Dent, candidate
for congress, went to Albany today.
E. W. Clmpniuii, thoLadlsh candi
date for representative, was a Salem
.vlslltor today.
G. F: West and family, tbo State
street photographers, went to Port
land this morning.
United States Supervisor of Indian
Schools Ileliiemann went to Sllctz
reservation today.
W. T. Clark who lives near Prlbglo
school houso, Is convitlcsant after nn
Illness of three weeks.
W. S. A'nndcrberg, Populist email
date for congress, will speak at tho
armory In Salem, May 20, 2 p. m.
Win. Kalsor, John Uiiyno and P. II.
D'Arcy went todcrvals this nftci
noon to make Democratic speeches.
W. S. lugalls, tho Newport incr
cliant slopped, over In Salem last
night on his way homo from Portland.
James 11. Davis, of Texas, known ns
Cyclone Davis, will speak Monday,
May 18, at 2 and 8 p. in., atjthe arm
ory, Salem.
Frank D.ivls, lute of MoIutl.ro fc
Davis, who has been up In llrltlsh
Columbia in tho Intorcstof 11 Scuttle
Itouso, was in tho city today.
I. L. Sherman, representative of
Herman the Healer, Is In the city to
day arranging to havo thogreathcalcr
In Satoui next Monday and Tuesday.
City Ticket Aguut Skinner says tho
travel these days consists almost en
tirely of preachers nnd politicians.
Tho preachers uro not often found In
bail company.
SOCIAL tlEVELATluwo.
J Some Personals ancpNewsof the Dolnga
, , 01 Oregon trcvy,
- , Mrs. A.M. Smith Is visiting friends
In Portland. '
Mrs.lt. H. Fleming and daughter,
arc visiting friends at Portland. j
MIssHortense Kimball Is home from ,
ti bhort visit with Dallas friends. j
m. -M,rv Hmzil. state manager or,
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Vlavl" for the coast, was in w
today.
Miss Abble Mills returned last
night from a visit wiw menus m
OrantsPass.
Mrs. W. H. Drcnncn, of Salem, Is
visiting frletds In this eiiy.-Kosc-
burg ltcvlew.
tiua t. r.nnds returned to Oregon
City yesterday afternoon after visit
ing friends In Salem.
Mis. E. Frcad returned today after
a visit with her daughter Mrs. J. T.
Northcut t of this city.
m. a. Plillllns and Miss Uertu
Laiighlln w.Tit to tho state reform
school to visit some friends today.
Mrs. Hlgglns and daughter went to
Eugene today to attend tlie condi
tion of the Unlversanst cnurcn.
Mrs. Eby, of Oregon City, who has
iunn vlMltlnir her sister Mrs. W. E.
Goodc, of this city, returned today.
Mltw Radio Foncs departed for Al
lium- vosteidav on the steamer where
she will spend home time with friends.
Riincrlntendent Gilbert of the Ore
gon state prison, and Mrs. Gilbert,
left today for St. Louis and points
east.
Miss Melissa Reed who has been
visiting nt the home of Uncle Hilly
Wright In this city returned to Al
bany today.
Miss Lydla Muellhaupt, who has
been quite HI with nervous prostra
tion, Is some better but still confined
to her room.
COURT HOUSE NEWS.
In the Various Departments of
Marlon County.
A KOAD CASE.
was ills-
Mrs. A. Jones of near Eola, has the
thanks of tho Jouhnal stall for a
beautiful collection of panslcs. Such
visitors always welcome.
Miss D. M. Hardy went to Portland
by boat Tuesday and will go by
steamer from that city to San Fran
cisco to remain several weeks.
Miss Emma Plvinnle, of Salem, and
Mrs. Doug. Jones, of Oakland, Cal.,
arrived Sunday to visit their father,
W. J. Plymale, of Jacksonville, who
Is very sick. Ashland Tidings.
Miss Lena Knight of this city Is
still lu 'Frisco considering several op
portunities to engago her service as an
artist 0110 on the Examiner. She
will remain several weeks at least and
possibly permanently.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Calkins and
Miss Edltha Lewis will go to Port
laud on the Altona Thursday morn
lug to attend tho wedding of Mr.
Fred liishop to Miss Mluule Morgan,
which will take place In the metrop
olis nt 8 o'clock Thursday evening.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. Hnl Pat
ton pleasantly entertained Prof. Tyn
dull and Mr. Stowart at tho Cook resi
dence, Including a few friends. The
professor performed several tests
which convinced nil liresont that his
nubile work ns 11 mind reailcr Is hut a
slight evidence of his skill In that
line.
A cable received at tlioolllco of Win.
Ilruwii & Co., from Mr. and Mrs.
Werner Hrcyiunu, Genoa, Italy, says:
"Arrived all well. Had a pleasant
passago and not much seasick." Tho
steamer Ems, on which thoy sailed,
May 2d, from Now York, must have
arrived at Genoa 0110 day ahead of
tlmo, as they wero not duo thero un
til Mny U,
nird.
I 1 I. II ,UJ UJJUIIUI UitUU-LLH
Bargains. , f ,
ittMnoh all wool hcrgcs, 2."o a y
Ctt i lt nlinllliii l. .. .wl X.. n .......1
nlmltles, pllsses, plmicsandsntlnea
10c a yard and up.
Shoe Department
Hero wo guaranteo to sell you tho
best footwear you can buy for your
money. Kveryming new and stylish.
Call and seo for yovrself
Clothing Department , , , ,
Eoys' stylish suits, II to M.M).
Youths' all wool suits, SO to $7.M.
Men's up to date suits, $7 to $12.M),
Willis Bros, d Co.
m, .s. , ., ,. Court and Liberty.
Tho Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoo House.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Alednl, Midwinter Pair.
Mm
w CREAM
BAKING
IHIWDIR
Most Perfect Made.
Yearn the KWr lanl
WILti TIE CROWDED.
That's the indications for the opera
houso tonight on the occasion of tho Doings
last appearance of Tyndall, tlto great
pur, nnd most fnnious hvtinotlst and
....ivicif. .if mnrinrn timpq. Rrnt.H Simon Bocdlncliclmor
sold rapidly nil day nnd everbody Is charged from tho county jail Tuesday
agog over the prospect of tho most morning having served a sentence or
exciting evening's entertainment over eleven days for refusing to work ins
given In this city. Hypnotism nnd rond tax. Ills cafe was before a bta-
mesmcrlsni will bo produced on a ton Justice of the pence on tho 1st
l .,,... nlfnhinliwl litf nnv nt I1HP IflMr,. lltld llf WnM rOCClVCd UJ uiiw. ...
BU.I1U IIUV1 kv.iujik." "J "'V -- - -
nsvchologlst, and the situation will Knighton tho following mi.
Of this
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be replete witu uumorniiu ij;imu3,aiiu iui;ihiuoi)uiiii ....--.-- ....
. . , ... ...in ..,. .,. i,....i..... 11 a ....i imrnrn .Timf.lc.e G. W. 'drlllmaster. a
tnirtii linu saunoBs win iuigiuiuu vue iu"'i" oumuwi'i"
,... na ti... iinnt uv rpiln nm.,ii -Powftll. In whli-li L. S. Lambert, us and olllccrs a
admission fco places tho opportunity road overseer wasplnlntllT, and Simon , resulting rather
.....,., n. -nl. f ,.11 tn vvltnoaa flilu nnnrlliirrliplinnr. clofLMldlint. Oil n . Of tllO WOUKl-OO
iTlblllll linu luuvii vi I..1.IIVU. .i r 1 . . 1
marvelous production.
all over the house.
A C1IUKCH PROGRAM
has been handed us to print as follews:
FRIDAY.
2 1). in. Meeting of ministry nnd
oversight.
8 p. 111. Jrcaciiing bcrvicc.
SATURDAY.
10:30 a. 111. Preaching.
2 p in. Uublncss meeting.
8 p. m. Temperance service.
HA1II1ATH.
0 a. in. Sabbath school
10a. m. Praise service.
10:30 a. in. Preaching.
3 p. m. Missionary services.
7 p. in. Christian Endeayor.
8 p. m. Preaching.
Only 25 cents charge of rcfusiug to work road tnx
. was decided for plaintiff and Judgment
or $2.70 nnd costs amounting to wi.im,
rendered against defendant. In de
fault of ray men t defendnnt was re
manded to the county Jail."
CIRCUIT COURT.
In tho ease of J, A Haker vs tho
Williams & England Hanging Co.,
three creditors of the defendant viz:
- Nutloial Quard News.
The n itlonal guard is In n lloutloh-
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lllg UUIIUIllv" in "',)"."
Aii Interesting time was had at tho
armory of the second battalion of the
Second Regiment, O. N. G., Tuesday
night, the occasion being the exami
nation of privates for iiun-commlH-sloncd
olllccrs for company I. The
examining board consisted of Major
Percy Willis, commanding tho bat
talion, and tho newly elected captain
of tho company, J. A. Evans, and
W. Ilolman acting as
number of privates
ppeared for examination,
disastrously to some
olllccrs. Following Is
t.hi rosiiltof the examinatien: First
sergeant, W. I. Cooper; quartermaster
fcrgeant, C. A. Bort; second sergeant,
F. Gard; third sergeant, A. Cooper;
fourth sergeant, V. E. Sarin: fifth
sorgennt, J. G. Flake; llrst corporal, J.
Gillespie; second corporal, George
Stowartithlrd corporal.Josoph Fisher;
fourth corporal, Dan Blown, Cap
tain Evans has received orders from
brigade headquarters to prepare com-
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REDUCTION IN PRICE.
To prevent loss to the Y. M. C. A.
on tlio entertainment to oe given 111
their hall this evening, by Glenvlllc
w r mi tj 1 uu-iHTfiwi fivimtirnr n:mv "I" for tnrirct nractico. and new
JJ. J. UIILIIV.1, J. ... kJ....... -" ' ,. .l .nf. ...Ill I,,
IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIUII 1II1U mix-in i. 111 uu
furiilhhcd the company.
Is you want a neat furorsraw hat,
tno ixew iont
13 2d lw
of Salem, and McCrow & Stetisloir,
and two of the stockholders viz: Dr.
J. A. ltlehnidson and J. A. Hnker.
have Hied with the county cleric their 'you can find It at
objections to the allowance by Judge Kncketata low price.
Hewitt, part 2, of that part of the
claim of R. Williams against tho de
fendant wherein ho claims $21,38(1.
Thero renson Is that tho claim Is not
a debt of defendant nor a claim for!
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P. Klclscr, the Impersonator, the price which n is imuie j """"""1' "vv
- . li ..n . .....1 ll.n .liJut tutu Knrttt
of admission will bo reduced to a oiiiuuiccrsimuiuu.luUi .... .u..
cents to the public and two tickets fully ndjudlcatd by Judge Hewitt on
for25 cents to members. This is a tho petition or it. v1111nnn ami me
jiulgo's iimiingor rnci.
Hosiery ! Hoi
SPECIAL FOR TOMORROW
wi JV JV
Students 1
Cut this out, brlnng it
save money on your grad
nnlvln tunc I. anil for rrrnrlnatlnrr
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A lor stuacnts only
mmmm
store, and If
dress. Good (TU
dresses iW
&&8&j
Ladles'nndpjiiu
AL1tJlcr.Krad ,n
iyiioruon. a f.
Wtremely lowtd
AP3
257 Comme
high class entertainment, but owing
to the many counter attractions, It
seems eviuent mat toe nssouintiuii
will lose money on this entertainment
unless Its friends rally to its support
and take advantage of tho low prices
offered. Mr. IClclser is one of tho best
Impersonators on the platform, and
tonight ho will be nt his best, ns ho
presents the humorous monologue
"An American Cousin." Twelve dif
ferent characters will bo accurately
Impersonated. Scats on sale at Dear
born's book store.
Oregon Beats the World
tor choice fruits and take the lead for the choicest of OrccW
superb fruits, both dried and canned. We have Dr. Reynold's
famous dried prunes, also apples, Peaches, finest table, 2 cans
for 25c and up. Canned plums, grapes, cherries, strawberries,
pears, apricots, pineapples, etc,, at
SONNEMflHN'S GROCERY, la'stal
TEACHERS' EXAMINATION.
County Superintendent Graham's Last
Quarterly Session.
A largo number of teachers and ap
plicants to become such assembled at
1 o'clock nt the circuit court room in
tho court house, to tnko the regular
quarterly examination.
County Superintendent Graham Is
assisted In his work of conducting
the examination, by Professors J. J.
Kraps and Geo. W. Jones, tho latter
being ttho Republican candidate for
superintendent of schools. Tho ex
amination will tnko ten days, and
then the papers will bo passed upon.
The assemblage of pedagogues isji
largo nnd brllli nut one,
If the name HIRES
is on the package,
count on getting the
best things nature
grows for Rootbeer
making. HIRES
Rootbeer' best by any test.
WM..OIJ tj Tbi ClurlM K. Illrct C rhlUa.lrbU,
A Uo, wk nikei t f illoai. BdU m;ttr..
Two Salem Men.
C. 11. Moorcs and Geo. G. Blnghuni,
of Salem, are billed to address tho
citizens of Yamhill county at tho fol
lowing nlnccs nnd dates: Wheatland,
May i:ith, at 7:30 p. in.; Dayton, Mny
14th, at 2 p. 111.; Lafayette, May 14th,
nt 8 p. 111.; West Chehalcn, May 15th
at 2 p. m.; Newberg, May 15th, at 8 p.
m.; MuMlnnvlllc, Mny 10th, at 8 p. 111.
liotli arc pronounced single gold
standard.
Excursion. Tho matter or secur
ing excursion rates from this city to
Saloin on tho day of tho lntercolle
glato Held day meet, which occurs on
Juno 0, hns lieen placed in tho hands
of 12. It. (Deacon) Davis and ho Is now
corresponding with E. P. Rogers,
Southern Pacllle passenger agent, in
regard to tho rates. It Is qulto likely
that 0110 or two enrs will bo chartered
and a special vory low rate mado for
tho round trip. Tho excursion will
probably go down on tho Roseburg
local tho day of tho meet and return
that night on No. 10. Tho Indications
are that a largo number from hero
will attend. Eugene Guard.
I'UOMATK COUKT.
Ill the probate court tho bond of
Mary Fortaln, administratrix of tho
estaete of Frederick Fortain, deceased,
was npproved. The amount is 82,000
nnd Solomlo Fortier and Caroline
Provost are tho sureties. As ap
praisers of the estate the court named
Jos. Coleman, Peter Kirk nnd S. J.
Kerr.
In the I. It. Moorcs estate, tlio hear
ing of the petition or Mary D. Stln
son nnd Rena Stlnson Wlllcs for nn
order requiring C. B. Moorcs, the ad
ministrator, to appear nnd show cause
why the clalmof S. W. Stlnson against
the estate should not bo paid in full,
was continued until Mondny, the 25th
Inst., at 10 a. 111. Tho petitioners were
allowed until the Kith to Hie nn
amended petition and tho answer
thereto Is to be Hied by tho 25th.
Tho amended final account of Lowls
Savage, administrator of tho L. 11.
Cavanagh estate has been approved by
Judge. Ilubbard. Objections made
by L. C. Cavanagh, one of the heirs,
to tho allowance of credits for attor
ney's fees made by Mr. Savage were
overruled. The llnal icport will be
apprvoed after the administrator de
posits with tho county cleric a certain
sum or cash belonging to tho cstrtc
about $3.00 and somo vouchers nnd
papers.
A Valuable Prescription.
Editor Morrison, of Wortliiiigtou,
Ind., "Sun," writes: "You have a
valuable prescription in Electric Bit
ters, nnd lean cheerfully recommend
It ror Constipation and Sick Headache,
and as a general system tonic ithas no
equal." .Mrs. Annie Stehlc, 2025 Cot
tage Grove, Ave., Chicago, was nil run
down, could not cat nor digest rood,
had a backache which never left hor
and felt tired and weary, but six bot
tles of Electric Bitters restored her
health and renewed her strength.
Prices CO cents and $1.00. Got a Bottlo
at Fred A. Legg's Drug Store.
1 " ' Mi 1 m
Geo. C. Will is agent for thoStoln
way, tho king of lnstruments,also the
popular Peaso piano. 5:ll-tf
"DR.MILES,
Through His Nervine Is a Ben
efactor to Thousands."
pwasi
Y
Of thoso unhappy neonlo who nro snr.
oring with weiik nerves, starting at
Are You One
nhappy
li weal;
;"- "..
every siigut sound, unablo to endure
any unusual disturbance, tlndtng it
Impossible to sleep? Avoid opiates
and nervo compounds. Feed tho
nerves upon blood mado puro nnd
nourishing by tho great blood puritlur
and true nervo tonic, Hood's Sarsn
parllla. hood's Pills nro tho best after-dinner
pills, assist digestion, prevent
constipation. 2oc.
s?2t:sac .
R
Donp. Buown.-A prize tight artist
might do you "brown" In n manner
that yon would not like, but tho. way
Kenworthy & George's restnurnnt do
those 15-cent meals, will suit the most
fastidious.
YOU WQllld rid vrll in .v,l n...
"Star-wstar" lino of shoesat tl 0 No w '' XS"
York Rroket, they nro good qufiltv' t0,0U8Sni1-
...,., imiiiivii uiiu ciiuurcu. 13 2d Ivy
WIDELY known Wisconsin publisher,
vrbo rctldoi at Oreon Day, writes
March 6th, 1S05, as follews:
"Fivo years ago I becamo so nervous that
mental wert: was a burden. I could not rest
at night on account or sleeplessness. My
attention was callod to Dr. Miles' Kestora
tlvo Ncrvlue, aud I commcoced to uso It
with tho very best ofloct. Since then I
havo kept a bottlo in rny houso and uso It
whenever ny nerves become uustrunc. with
always tbo samo good result. My son also
takes It for nervousness
with liko never falling
success. I have recom
mended It to many and
It cures them. All who
au3er from norvo
troubles should trv It.
I It is free from narcotics, perfectly harm-
i-m, udu yot sootnes ana strengthen Dr.
Miles, throuch his Nervine is a benefactor
A. O, LEHMAN.
nronrletor of Dkr Lands wim.
Dr. Miles' Nervlna Is sold on euirantnn
first bottle will benefit or money refunded.
TVr Mllarl
AJt 4I1UWO
Nervine
Restores
Health
We carry a good assortment of Groceries, and all
of our stock is fresh except soap, This we keep
a long time in our warehouse that it may become
hard and not all melt away at the first washing,
20 ounces for 5 ccnt3, The best soap and the
most for the money, We name it "WorldVBeatcr"
Try it and you will know the rest. "A hint to
the wise is sufficient,"
HARRITT LAWRENCE
P, O, Grocery
THE
May
MARKETS.
12. Wheat, cash
Chicago,
Tunc 6 a.
New York, Mny 12. Silvcr,66c; lead,
330.
FORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, May 12. Wheat valley, 608
61; Walla Walla, 5758.
Flour Portland, S3.oo; Hcnton county
3.00; graham, $2.65; superfine. $2.25 per bbf,
Oats White, 2526c; grey, 2223;rolleJ
In bags, $4-25525, barrels, 4.5o7.oo;
cases, 3.75.
Potatoes.. Oregon, 3o35c per sack
I lay.. Good, 0(5)9 per ton.
Wool.. Valley, offAioc; Kastern Oregon,
Sc.
Millstufls. .Ilrnn, 51 1. 50(1300; ili.nt.sJi;.
Poultry-ChickeiiK. mixed, 33.25 broil
ers, 2 5o4.oo; itticks, 536; grese, 5i
turkeys, livi-, 15c; dicsstd, 151117c.
IIIucu.,grccn, salted 60 lln 5c; under
60 lbs 44jc; sheep pelts, io7oc.
Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to qual.
Ity.
Butter. . Oregon fancy creamery, 25(3)35;
fancy dairy, 25; fair to good, I5i7ji
common,i52oc.
Cheese .Oregon full cream, I212,
Eggs.. Oregon, lie per doz.
Uecf. .Topsteers, 3.00(2)3.25 ptr Ib; fair
lo good Rteers, 2l2 3.5c; cow, 2i2jcj
When Baby was sick, wo gavo her Castorla.
When alio was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became MUs, she clung to Castorla.
When sho had Children, she gava them CastorU
Be
Sure
be
very
sure-
dressed beer. 4VJ(5c
Mutton.. Ewes, 2.75; dressed, iVisc.
Hogs.. Choice, heavy, 3 253.5o; llglu
and feeders; 2 75; dressed, 4c per lo.
Veal.. Small, choice, 44c; large, 34c
per lb.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, May 12. --Wheat, 1.08
Wool.. Oregon, choke, $ico; inferior 3
5c, valley, oioc.
Hops Quotable at.24C
Potatoes 3c per sack.
Oats Milling, 7582.
SALEM MARKET. '
Wheat. .49c per bu,, market firm.
Oats .i82oc.
Hay.. Haled, cheat, $5.00(0)5.50; timothy,
$7.00.
Flour. .In wholesale lots, 3,00; retail,
3.20; bran, bulk 11.00; saclced, 12.00;
shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, ii.oo
12.00.
Poultry.. Chickens, 67c; ducks, 70 lb;
eese, 4.50(0)5.00; turkeys, 7c.
VeaL.Dresscd, 3.
Hogs.. Dressed, 3.
Live fTnllln. itlh.ilA.
. -WW...V. .vvr:ala.
bheeii..Uve, 2.5ofd)3.
Wool.. Best, I25c.
Hops,.llest, 45c.
Eggs,. Cash. 7c
Uutter., Rest dairy, 10c; fancy creamery
15c.
Cheese .14c.
Farm Smoked Meats Bacon, 7c; hams
?'0; shoulders, 5c,
'0H5 atoes,.cperbu,
Reed's Opera House,
I'ATION BROS., Local Managers.
Athletic Exhibition
Saturday eve, May 16, .
that when you ask for a ticket
via the Burlington you get n
t'eket via the Burhngtou.
No matter what your objective
point is, you can reach It via
our line -EASILY, QUICKLY,
UU.1U'UKTAUL.Y. (,iltAi'L.Y.
Two routes to the East and
south via Billings, Mont., and
via at. I'aui.
To Omaha, Kansas City and
St. Louis, the route via Billlnc.
being over 200 miles shorter
and many hours faster than any
oilier, is preferable, lo Chicago
and points beyond take the
Burlington from Billings or St.
Paul as you wish.
Tickets via the Burlington
nnd time tables of the Burling
ton on application to Iho nearest
ticket agent.
A.C.SHELDON, G. A.,
Foitland.Or.
I DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND.
STEAMERS
Altona and Ramona
LEAVE
DAILY. Portland, 6:45 a m
Salem. 7:4"; a, m.
I Independence, 6:30 n. m.
SUNDAY.
9:00 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
6:00 a.m.
Quick time, regular service and cheap
....rates ...
M. P. BALDWIN.
Agent, Salem.
IA
X'-J""!1 -
JH I -MM
Prof, Lucien Christol,
of Salem, assisted by his pupils,
and the famous
"Cleveland Kid"
From Clevelsnd, O., will give speci
mens ol their skill lu fencing, sparr
tog, wrestling and club swinging.
Time called at 8:15, Reserved seSt
50c, admission 25c; stage seats $!.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in prices
on the following!
Shirts, plain 10 cents
Under drawers , 5 to 10 cents
Under shirts , 5 to 10 cents
Socks, per pair 3 cents
Handkerchiefs I cent
Silk handkerchiefs 3 cents
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen,
and other work In proportion.
Flannels and other work in'
telligently washed by hand,
Col, J, Olmsted Prop,
JOHN HUGHR
Dealer in groceries. . .,
window glass, varnish
the most complete stoctrf
brushes of all kinds Lit
omt, trusts materials, L
hair, cement and shingkij
finest quality of qrattsttj
NEW ADVERTliiS
GIRL WANTED-Aeomwntnl.fc,
at hoiiseurnrW nnA lU .ft 'T.im.P"'.'
filroets.
toH.aW.hlbe,i,SSM
ruK SAi.ii-t.ight milch cwiudT
year olds. Inquire of M . Egu, Gm
'Hf
FOR SALb rioneer croclwf "JUTS
store, established 1857; phciefta
one of the best locations In the citt,ii
of about $5,000 requlctd; object it 4m
business, on account of heshli. h?
Wright, Salem. $
FOR SALE OU KENT-40 ion hi
mucs out. i-irtlr imorotd. .iJl
pasture, good ouie, lirp tw,iia
benring orchard, lot of snull frt.pc4 es I
touu Hiumpage can ue rua. en iij.Si'a 1
S
FOR PIClUKES AND FRAMQ"3T
A. D. Smiths where you cm Codtrailil
in the atists Hue, canrat noattd ul s I
lure mats mane 10 order birt Ins 1 .
for he knows just whit you ut rip J
iosuii tno umej. 1 10 opera noun.
CARPET PAl'EK-Urge lot i
brown wrapping paper for at clt 1
the thln lor putting under c.rpttt Ut
limrnal office.
PAPERS Portland, Sacnmaai tai,
Tacoma and SinKianciscotapenusti
Miller's rostothce block
PlAlLIC MEN, I'OLUClAXSAMJto
iness houses can obtain all otipi,"a 1S1
matlon fro-u the press of the iUtt,eM4s;
country from the Press Clipping fo
A cii'i Un on Ulock. rortltna, u ,
P. O.NEWS SrANl).-Locl Mwp
Agency for all nowipapers sod wja
Fine atock ol cigais and cooffCtwoflT.f
Miller. Pro.). IM'
FOR SALETOne house ttl'tiib,
uatc-1 in Wheatland. Yamhill wcaj
set In cood fruit. For sale at 1 tup."
property Is that knwn it
hotel. Price $150, Addreu, A, calf
nal -lii
Reeds Opera House
Thursday eve, May H
Columbia Fete
Thursday evemng, Mar M. Wj
rork. tableaux, divfl, PfSr,
o children, 40 boys,5 .Jfl.
leading merchants, ,roi""2j
Co. "V' in pantomlaebur
with Columbia. UA"!
i-.it.. .(,. iTn tirian church, .fr"..
lar
100 c
ladies ol the Unitarian churca,
Miss Mathews ol cucsp. -y
cents and weird
Bale at P'tton Bro's.booktwjW
Miss Bal
011s
ScliooJ
OPKNEU
CHANGING
IN-
HALL,
Will receive children from 3 years upward
Special attention to beginners. All desired
branches for theolder pupils taught, includ
Ing drawing, modeling, music plain and ar
tistic i.eedle work All work done on the in
dividual plan, in which each child is ad
vanced according to Its own capacity. For
terms and particulars apply to Miss 0. Hal.
lou. Twentieth and Chemeketa sis.
Glenville R KM
Reader and Impo5
at the
y: m-cji
Wednesday, M
.. . -ft A!
IntheComedy-McQ-
A bieh class enterta'SJ
price. "Admission Wrj"
35c. Reetveasw--
nn gxtra charge.
Hors.eshwne
the lowest. itej&S!i
horses (cot. "'Y-fcruig 9
BUCu. " 'K,rk Ol r"
B. J. v0
meketa
store
street,