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Newspaper Page Textr Daily Capital Journal. Y HOKECR BROTHBR8 tejSCJrs :rfrsfrT- MONDAY, JUNJfgfflF Sec our line of Straw Hats, Extra values from 15c to. $2 each ft J, J, Dalrymple Co, Sunday School Convention and Masonic Excursion, The 0. C. & 11. 11. R. Company's boats will innkc a rato of oifc faro for tho round trip from nil Willamette river points to Portland and return to all parties winning to attend the Stato Sunday School convcntlbn. Tlio same rato will also apply to nil nicm Uera wishing to attend tlio Grand Lodge, Royal Arch and Kastcrn Star Grand Lodges of Masons. Tickets good K"I'S? ''''"c Otli, 7th, 8tli nnd Oth, nnd returning uj) to and Including Juno jGth. Edwin Stonk, J.O. Mayo, Manager. Supt. Hlvur Division. O-O-td Clicuit Court, llurnott, Judgo, Grand Jury: Jos. Howard, foreman. Peter Uowcn, Frank Culver, Matthews Cooloy, D. Vati WiisRunliovo, Chan. Hnydor, J. Pooler, llallill I). M. Morris, UnllKTs of Ceurt: C. J. Klmoral, G. G, Gnus. Tho docket was called ntl) a. in. as muni. Special Rates, Sco Holse & Ilarkcr, agcnU for tho 0. R. & N. and Union Tactile ral Ways rcgardlqg special round trip rates to tho Republican national convention at St. Louis, tho Domocratlo national convention at Chicago, Peoples party convention ut St. Louis, national con vention Y. P. R. 0. 13. at Washington, D. C National educational Assocla Hon at lluffalo, N. Y., and G. A. R. national encainpiuont ut St. Paul, Minn. (J:8td-d&w Womnn'fl Relief Corpa and Sons of Veterans, On Juno 8th. Dth, 10th, 11th and mil tho 0. C. & E. R. It. Co. will soli round trip tickets from nil rail and river points to Iudopcndenco to mom tors of tho abovo ordors at ouo fnro fur tho round trip, tickets good to re turn on Juno 10th. Edwin cjtonk, (WMd Manager! Thk Skwkh Jon. Work on tho big ttuwor Is progressing as fnHt as possible with tho present force of about DO mon. Tho brick are on tho ground for about half u block. The llrst muu hole Is under way and Inn fowdnyaJL' win bo level with tho surface. Tho lllllng In Is progressing and beforo many days will bo caught up with tho bricklayers. This week wiinotlino thcro will bo another forco of brick layers put on, nnd tho work pushed a little nioro rapidly. Shirt Waist Sale, , , , Monday and Tuesday, , , Every lady or miss who buys a shirt waist from us worth 7Ao or more will bo presented with a haudttftmo bolt bucklo Free of Charge, , , , , Willis Bros, & Co. . . . Cimtt nnd Liberty. Tho Cash Dry Goods, Clothing nnd Shoo IIouw. TAN SHOES-Ncw styles, new toes, extra fine values forj everybody, Competition Is the Life of Trade, And our trade Is a live one. Wc not only meet all prices, but Invariably lead, We not only lead mi jK-kce, but service and quality of stock as wtM, .Our customers arc never disappointed. Sec ue for ffcc luxuries of ASonqcmann's SOCIAL nnVF.LATIONS, Some Personals and News of the Doings of Oregoit People. Mrs- C. X. Wolveirton Is at Albany for a fovV days. Mrs. tf, IJ. Reynolds returned U) Portland this morning. Mrs. A. 13. Strang Is n guest of her cousin; Mrs. Howe, at Eugcno this week. Mrs. Rachel Luce was n passenger to Portland on tho Salem local Sun dny morning. Miss A nn Ice F. Jeffreys went to Portland this morning to attend tlm Woman's stato meeting. Mr. nnd Mrs. S. Beck attended the funeral of Conrad Nelbert, at Canby Sunday, returning homo In the even ing. Miss Abble Mills, M. D., goes to Sllverton Tuesday, to assist Dr. Byrd nt a surgical operation upon a patient there. Misses Carrie Batchelor nnd Lllllo Stelnor nro at Albany where they ex pect to graduate from the Conserva tory of music. Miss Onlo MoKlnney, deputy coun ty clerk, spent Sunday with Turner relations, returning to her post of du ty this morning. Mrs. Cochran and daughter Lucia went' to Albany today, where Miss Lucia expects to graduate from the Albany College conservatory of music. Mre. R. Cartwrlght went to Port land this morning to attend tho "Wo man's congress of tho northwest, In session thcro until Wednesday even ing. At Buffalo, New York, Sunday, May .11, to Mr. nnd Mrs. T. S. Kncovcs, n son. This Is an addition to Mr. nnd Mrs. Charles Calvert's list of grand children. Col. and Mrs. C. B. Montngno re turned to their homo at Lebanon today. Their daughter, Dr. Clara M. Dnvldxon, accompanied them, and will roiiiajn thcro for a time. Mcsdamcs George II. Burnett, E. M. La fore, F. J. Uabcock and J. W. Cuslck went to Portland on tho morn ing local as delegates to tho Grand lodge of tho Eastern Star. John R. Kraiisso went to Oregon City Sunday morning where ho Joined Mrs. Kraiisso who has been visiting friends In tho city by tho falls. Mr. and Mrs. Kraiisso returned homo Sun day evening, WATSON TI IOM I'BON. Married at Salem, Juno 0, 1800, Miss Flora Watson to Gcorgo W. Thompson, both of this city, Row P. H. Knight oillclatlug. ir. T. o M. There will bo a celebration and baskot plcnlo nt Corvnllls on Tuesday, Juno 11, tho lCth anniversary of tho Muccnbccs. Tho oration of tho day will bo inndo by Mrs. Abigail Scott Duulway. llACOAI.AUltKATK 8KUMON. Stato Superintendent G. M. Irwin returned from Ashland this morning whorohodollvcred tho Baecaluurcuto sormon iwforo tho Normal sohoo) of that cltv. l'AUVIN'BUAUl CONCRHT. Saturday ovonlng at tho Prcsbytor lau church tho concert given by tho pupils of Dr. Parvlnand Mrs. J. R. Sharp was a decided success. Each number was superb, nnd many wore encored. A largo audience grcotcd tho performers, and all woro more than pleased with tho skill displayed. HKCKPTION TO TUB 1A8T0U. Next Friday evening tho Borcan Sunday School class and tho Ladles Aid Socloty of tho First Prosbyterean church will glvo their uow pastor, Rov. Wm. Steel and family, a recep tion in tho church parlors. Members of tho church and congregation uro In vited to bo present and glvo tho pas tor and family n royal welcome Into our midst. UHAUUATKSW MUB1C. Tho graduating class exorcises of tho Albany Conservatory of music, under Prof, '.. M. Varvlu, will tnko place Tuesday, Juno 10th. Misses canned or dried fruits, the seaon, Grocery 3C m&&$mm&i i!B!lSB3st,vi''iiirw'Sa ' ir Lllllo Stclner, Lucia Cochran nnd Carrie Batchelor, of this city who nrc members of the class, have gone toAl bany to take examinations and to pre nnre for commencement. Tho class numbers eight, two of which are young gentlemen. The graduating exercises will take place at 10 a. m. nnd In tho evening a high grada mu sical concert will be given by the members of t he conservatory. IJIItTHDAY PAUTY. Lauretta Fay entertained a number of her friends Wednesday In'honor of her eleventh birthday. Tho afternoon was snent In iraincs, nnd at G o'clock lunch was served on the lawn. Those present were Maudo Savage, Mata Klein, Vera Early, May Savage, Jessie Robbln, Eva Savage, Rhoda Phillips, Marguerite Klein, Emma Klein, Nina Bushnell,GcrtrudoFoncs, Lauretta Fay, Wallace Rlddcll, Maurice Snell, Bud Hastings, Myrce Phillips, Phillip Patrick, Willie Mc Cormlck, Adclbcrt McAtcc, Orson Fay. MltS. KAMI' BUIU'RISED. This docs not often occur but Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Ramp received a charming surprise a night or two slnco to commemorate tho forty-seventh annlvejsary of that couple's mar ried life. Timely speeches, congratu lations, and a lunch served to make the hours pleasant for the principals and for the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Joseph, Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Shirley, Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Dav enport, Mr. nnd Mrs. F. M. Cooper, Mrs. A. Rhodes, Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Driver, Jr., Miss Alllo Chandler, Miss Mary Joseph nnd Miss A. Pcntland. Thd whole nffalr was Inspired nnd successfully carried out by Mrs. Rhodes. Sad News. Sundny President W. 0. Hnwloy, of .Wlllamotte university, received a telegram Informing him or tho death of Mr. Belknap, of Benton county. President Ilawlcy left at onco for tho homo of Mr. Belknap who Is his undo, bolng a brother of Mr, Hawlcy's mother. No particulars havo been learned except that tho dcccnscd had been had been sick for sometime. This Is tho sec ond nllllctlon that has overtaken Pres ident Hnwloy tho past week. Tho faculty and students of the university extend their sympathy to their be reaved president. ExcunsiON The Grand Army and noiici corps nuu ineir menus will go to Independence Thursday on tho steamer Altona to attend the stato encampment. Round trip CO cents. FeitTiii: Masses. It makes no dif ference what party they belong to, tho great crowdspour Into Kcnworthy Gcorgo's restaurant ovcry day for thoso popular cheap meals.. Call for Warrants. County Trkasuke's Office, Makion County. Notlco Is horcby glyen that I havo funds on hand to nnv all wimnnts Is. sued, up to July f, 1805, and Interest on tho same will stop from dnto of this notlco. Jap Minto, County Treasurer. Dated Juno 8, 1800. fl 8 d 2 w Tho Dlscovory Saved His Lifa Mr. G. Callloutte. Drupelit. Heavenville. III., says! "To Dr. King's New Discovery 1 owe my life. Win taken with La Grippe and tried all the physicians for miles about, but of no avail and was given up and told I could not live. Having Dr, King's New discovery In my store I sent tor a bottlu and began its use and from the first dose began to get belter and after using three bottles was up and about again. It is worth Us weight in gold. We won't keep store or house without It." Get a free trial at Fred A. Legg i Drug Store. Let The Whole World Know The Good Dr.Milcs' Heart Cure Does HEAUT wsn.vsi; bu IU Victim at dlMdvantftju Alway taught that heart dUeose UlucuraMo. when tlm lymptoru Woino unit deuued. tho patient wvimiivi aiarmou ana u nervous inlc take place. Hut 1ku a aura rvtuedy Is fouud ami a euro oiTvil. after yoara of lufforlnc, thew It f roat rejoicing nud dtwlro to "let tho whole world l;now " Mr. Laura Wlne Inser.otUotllrL. Kmum, write, "I dealro to lot tho whole world know what Dr. Mile' Dr. MilCS' H-rtCuwJiuUonalot tt l n "" I'rUmyearalhad Heart ClirC in my heart, ho- Restores im of urcath, palpita tion, pain m wr loft tide, opnrN.l fe!luB u ray vhat. weak and huncrv Health spoils, bad droanM, a-uld not lie on either side, was numb uudst.u't red torrlbly. I took Or. Miles' lloart Cnre and iHiforo I finished tho soooud IkiiUb I folt tu irood oCTecu, I feci now that I am fuUy roootorvd, aud that Dr. MtleV Heart Ouro saved my lito." Dr. MIW IlnartOuta uulilnn ...... that drstbottlo ter.efiU.or money refunded: I ftU' "t? r-J"1. W "vMil PERSONAL. Job Slgmund, Salem. of Jefferson, Is In D. il. Looney, of Jefferson, Is In the city today. " Onnnr.,1 fJnnrtTn If. WllllamS, Of Portland, Is In tho city. Tlnv Rhii1uv ffirmnrlv of South So ldi!, Is in the city today. Senator Hobson made a polltIcal pilgrimage to Portland today. Rev. J. M. Shulse came down from Sheddon the early morning train. A. Burton, tho brick manufactnrcr, went to Portland this morning. J. A. Rotan, tho furniture dealer, went to Portland Sunday morning. Attorney A. C. Hough and Mayor Toozc, of Woodburn, are In the city. Merchant Adklns, of Scotts Mills, was In the city a few days last week. J. P. Rogers, of the firm of Neck crman & Rogers was a Portland visi tor today. Mr. Beardslcy, the Eola hop grower, Is recovering from n few days confln incnt. Supt. F. R. Anson, of the Capital Electric railway returned from Port land today. II. J. Ottcnhclmer, the hop buyer, arrived In the city this morning from San Francisco. Dr. Slater and wife left today for Brlghampton, New York, amid show ers of rice and Oregon mist. Messrs Pcmberton nnd Hatty, late of Marshelltown, Iowa, are In the city with a view to locating among us. A. II. Stelnor went to Portland on on the Sulem local, Sunday morning, to attend tho Masonic Grand lodge. J. O. Lee, assistant In the drug store of G. W. Putman, spent Sunday In Albany, returning to Salem this morning. ( Jefferson Myers took the train for Linn county today. Ho says ho Is con fident tho returns will show Tongue elected over Vandcrburg. County Supt. elect Gcorgo W. Jones went to Turner todty. June 23d he delivers nn address beforo tho llterasy societies of tho Drain Normal school. Manager Thos. Kay was n passen ger to Oregon City on tho Local Sun day. Mr. Kay says work will not be gin In the now Woolen mills for about six weeks, as considerable work re mains to bo done on tho interior of tho mills. Fred Ncckcrman, Henry Wende roth and John Wolf were In Canby, Sunday, where they attended the funeral of Conrad Nelbert, tho saloon keeper, who wns shot early last week from tho effects of which ho died on Friday night. J. W. Dozler, of Buttcvillc, who shot Frank Kelly on March ,11st, Is in tho city. An effort will bo made to havo Mr. Dozler Indicted for his action. It will bo remembered that he was acquitted beforo Justice John son, of this city, at a prallmlnary ex amination. John Whlteaker, tho Populist rep resentative elect from Benton county, was In tho city Saturday, with his daughters, attending tho Stato Field day. Ho is a farmer, n pioneer of Ore gon, nnd nu Intelligent man. Ho Is u Swiss-German and speaks twt lan guages, r "y-a Sparkling with life rich with delicious flavor, HIRES Rootbeer stands first as nature's purest and most refreshing drink Best by any test. w.j.MWkj Thchiti.i k. nir.t o... rkiia.ipu. A o. tvUft atlu t stlln. B.U.r.rT.t.iiT DIED. PATTERSON. Saturday evening, Juno 0, 1800, nt tho fnmlly homo at Rosedule, Edna 0., T. G. Patterson, aged 21 years. Deceased hud been very low slnco tho birth of her child n few days since. Showas tho daughter of N. Rosen bauiii, on whoso farm tho family lived. Tho remains woro laid to rest bcsldo thoso of tho Infant child In 1. 0. 0. P. cemetery Sunday. When Baby was alclr, we kt her CastorU. When she wm a Child, she cried for Castor!, 'Whan she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, MTben the had ChUdres, the save them OastorU. Uucklen's Arnica Salve The best Salve In the world far Put. So,.e,,1. 8oM, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever and all l.u.r. Chapped hands, Chilblains, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures riles or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to Uve per fee satisfaction or money refunded Price 85 cents a box. For sale by Fred A. LeCR. Notice to Oit. Salem, Juno 4, 1696. iounro hereby notltlcd to immedl. atcly quit and deliver possession to tho owners thereof tho store room ' now occupied by you as tho assignee ' or tho estate or'rea A. Legg, in.j Respectfully, solvent. llj7;n'r (,lb?Jft' ,,cr nRont; Estate1 Vr "V.?40 l o. deceased, by J. II. To Chtud Gatch.asslRneo of the estate uib, uuuiiuiNLraLnr. A"fc'ifi insolvent, 8 2d MUSIC STORE RE-OPENU-u. The Wiley B. Allen Co. at Salem With a Lnrger Stock Than Ever. This music 'house, the greatest in its line, on this coast opened again today, with pianos and organs at our former quarters, which we vacated a couple months past, but this tlmo for a few days only, as our lease on tho store room expires. Our lino of pianos arc .such makes as tho celebrated Chlckcrlng, tho old reliable Fischer and other well known makes. We propose to sell these high grade in struments for less than other dealers askifor medium grado makes. Call and let us explain to -you how wo can do it. Wc mean business and our stay is limited, so do not over-look this opportunity If you arc contem plating buying an instrument within tho next two years. Easy terms If desired. The Wiley B. Allen Co., G. A. Heldlngcr, Manager, 235 Commercial. Chicago Cluu. Mr. Morlock is building upanicotradcon his Chicago Club cream cheese. A number of our grocers are building upa nice trade on this homo made cheese. It is a pure artlclo and those who have tried It will uso no other. THE LATEST ! Pineapple, 10c can, Corn, 5c can, Stcclcut Oat Meal, not rolled oats, the new breakfast dish, Good canned peaches cheaper than any sold in town. HflRRITT & LAWRENCE, P. O, Grocery Reduced Rates. Those going east should call on or address the Union Pacific City Ticket otllcc, in Third Street, Portland, for rates to the following meetings: Republican National convention, St. Louts, Mo., Juno 10th. Democratic National Convention, Chicago, 111., July 7th. People's Party Convention and American Silver Convention, St. Lou Is, Mo., July 22nd. National Convention Young Poo plo.s Society of Christian Endeavor Washington 3). C. July 7th to 13th. National Educational Association meeting, Buffalo, N. Y. July 3rd to 10th. Encampment Grand Army of tho Ilcnubllc, St. Paul, Minn., September U. W. Baxter 0 3tf General Agent. Pinafeue: Yes, it's sweet, but when you want real substantial luxur ies remember that no place in Salem equals Branson & Co. for tablo delica cies. Vegetables and fruits nrc tholr specialty. THE MARKETS. June 8 NYheat, cash Chicaco. 6oytc June 6oji. New York, 3 30. June 8. Silver, C6Jc; lead, PORTLAND MARKET. Portland, June 8. Wheat valley, Got ui, tiaiia nana, 57450, Flour Portland, $3.00; Benton county, 3.00; graham, J2.65; superfine, $2.25 per bbl. yaw vnuc, 20270; grey, 25(g2D;rolled, in bags, M.255.25, oarreis, 4.So7-c; cases, 3,75. Potatoes.. Oregon, TT f?..l iSsruJ 557Mc er ton, 9c; Eastern per sack. Oregon, !..: v,uuu ys wool, vatiey. 57C Millstuflj..lJran. n..orau.o:short5.iie. Poultry-Chickens, mUed,33.35s brofi- ers, . i.5o3j ducks, 435; geese, Iceys.llvo, I2c; dressed, ijaiyc. Hides.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; 1 Jbs44J.Jc; sheep pelts, 10 70c. turl 5; HI under 00 lbs 44c; sheep pelts, 10(371 Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to qual nutter.. Oregon fancy creamery, 2S3o; yev dairy, 25; fair to good, ISI7, "" .uiti;uii inn cream, ro, Eggs., Oregon, $ytioc perdox. Beef..Topsteers, 3.oo3.2S per lb; fair BSii!:3-5C!CM'' y2Y SAN FRANCISCO MARKET. San Francisco, Tune 8.Vheat, 1.03 criviS',io,ce' ' in,erior Hops Quotable at 23c. Iolto-5S8oc per sack. Oats-MiUing, 7S82. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Alldwlnter Fair. w CREAIW BAKING POWMR vMost Perfect Made. 46YjUwSUatd. SFECIA.T, - TOMORRf SHI rt": . Every watst The largest Remnants, We have a large line of remnants in wool and wash drcH goods that we are offering at bargains. Call and ee tW 257 Commercial st, SALEM MARKET. Wheat.. 44c per mi., market firm, (itt .lf(yj2oc. ' Hiy haled, client, f5.00O5.50; timothy, 57 o. Flour,. In wholesale lots, 3.00; retail, 320; lira n, bulk 11,00; sacked, 12.00J shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, 11.00(a) 12.00. Poultry.. Chickens, 56c; ducks, 70 lb; spring cmckens, 10c lb, VoaL.Dresscd, 31,. Hogs.. Dressed, 3. Live Cattle.. 22. Sheep.. Live, 2.50. Wool.. Beat, I2yc, Hop.. Best, 45c Eggs.. Cash. 8tfc. Butter.. Best dairy, 10c; fancy creamery meoso . I2v;c, Farm Smoked Meats 90; shoulders, 5cJ Potatoes.. 25c per bu. , Bacon, 7c; hams JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in groceries, paints, oils, window glass, varnishes, and the most complete stoce of brushes of all kinds in the state, Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of c;f ass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FOR SALE-Three acres of land In Yew Park, with good house and barn, 100 fruit trees, all rich garden land, for sals' cheap. Apply to Lewis Pettyjohn. 58 im PERSONAL If nnv nni uVn ha. K. benefited by the use of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills will write to the Capital Journal Salem they will receive Information that will be ol much value and interest to them. 5 8 im d&w PASTURL-hrst class pasture for horses or cattle Just south of Momingsldo. $1.00 a month. Best grass and water. Inquire at Journal office. 6 8 1 mo. I'UliUC MEN, POLtTCIANS AND BUK mess houses can obtain nil m-mn.n.r urn. mauon irom tne press or tho state, coast and country from the Preu ninnimr n...... ----- iivi, Hr r"' IhIVI Allen's) Union Block. Portland. i2.2otf gD i; . 1 W HI 1 . ,.i . utt ortuu-cignt mucn cows and two 2. year ows. inquire of M.T. Eran. GervaU Or. v . -', S24tf FOR SALli t'ioneer crockery and crocery store, established 1857; place of business fn one of the best locations In the city; a capital of about $5,000 requieed; object of clostnfe feiDc.0,n.ftCMunt n'Ith. Tno. &. "wK"k, g.nra. e.x dim K sal: miles out. Parti v tmnmviri iwt .-a UA UI.N l-.tr. fn ImnA pasture, good house, large barn, a acres bearing orchard.lot of small frult.good water. Wood Btumpage can be had. Box 143, Salem. F'APfcRS. Portland. ' K..ra ... o ' ..- . m. MsiuuikC PIOCK XLwt,bd? MUhi'ftn0' dca'S antonreioncry7 F, W.' Miller, Prop, 1 14 II F9R. ?A-9ne house dtwo lots, sit uated in Wheatland. Yamhill county. All set in good fruit. For sale at a barrain. fhe Ki$ f1 known "iteSthSd hotel. Price 5IS0, Addrea, A, care Jonr of ability. $300 to Se.00 a month t t.-..i., -...-.jpn, Pfia.y and K.A, tA -.l - " . .. , d com- KM uwuu. KBciuefirefcugine Co., "" " 4 33 4t sat i WAISTS at reduced prices, line in the city, c. H. mack, - DENTIST.- Sucoeisor to Dr. J. M. Keene, old Whit Corner, Salem, Or. Partie desiring lowriM jjciuuuiu ui muucraie ices in any branch In especial requeit. ue DEPOT EXPRESS. Meets all mall and passenger trains 'Bu. gage and express to all parts of the rity. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70. 1AMES RADER Capital Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, bnggage done promptly. Lc and all kinds cf wort ave orders at Psttctfi storo .. 12 MONEY TQ LOAN On farm land security. Special rue Loans considered without delay HAMILTON & MOW Bank bulldin3. Bush MONEY TO LOANI On city or farm property. Over Bash's Bank, T.K.FORDJ f.;van 1 der; baan, Carjenter,IBullder and Jobber. .J81 Winter street. BTlfard times prices always, LANE, air Commercial CFSuits $15 upwards st , Salem Or Pants $ upwnJ;l C. M. BppIBY, formerly of Clark & Eppley. is now prepared to serve the public with everything first class in his line, at Simpson Bros, old stand. - .THE ELECTRIC GROCERY. RILEY BOARDING HOUSE The popular place 347 HiehtrKt,f been reopened, and Is prepared tt rtertre boarders and roomers at the most ressowN rates. Nice suite of rooms on the frouM floor. Sunday dinner from 1 to 2. SlIENEFIKLD & RAIKO, Proprietors. HOME Restauran I , S.Richardson.Prop, m .1 vv.t.i iir:il4mtt Host iwoaoorsnorin '7"Vktl & coomng ana name mnuc jiw 43 ways on hand. J. H. HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. Makes a socially of fine repair MJ homai eloSu.. etc.. atS Commercial WW Thomas cloclu. etc. STEAMERS lAltona and Ramoflaj LEAVE stmuAY. O0.n' .-..ram. DAILY. Portland, 6:45 a. m, Salem. 7M a. m. 6wa.. I Independence, 613 a m Culck time, regniu"se'rvice and cheap j M. ; 'trWIN. " " ' c.t. Agent, SaU- ryFREE DEU'ERVi WOLZ k HIESCKE, , Pcalars in all kind 01 ly, fCOttMSlRCIA C. H. MERCHANT!!! I J LY LINE TO PORTLAND, j jSmbt.