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Daily Capital Journal.
BY HOPECR BROTHBRS
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TnansDAY, junb n, isoo.
WEATHER FORECAST.
TonlKlitnnd Thursday, fnlr.
Shift Waists,
Trojan Waists are perfect filling, are
made of beit material; blihop ili-evet;
late collar.
Belts, Waist Sets, Etc.
Jtiit received a new line o( Dresden span,
pled bell; otto citt. black, kid, leather,
linen, etc. Uilt ueuing iy me vara.
New blwk nnd colored buckle; a large
variety of waitt acta, etc. See the line
of 50c belli.
Vah Goods,
We show a fine line of duck, piques,
percale, dlmllies, dulled wie etc
tfee ui for commencement cottuin;.
J, , Dalrymple Co,
PERSONAL.
Hon. T. T. Ocer was In rmvn Wwl
lipsdny.
Hon. K. T. Hatch, of McCoy, In
In
tlio city.
L, H. HalHcy, tlioKlnyton morcliiint
returned homo ttwlt-y.
Attorney Uenuriil Itlluiunii lettirncil
to Portland tlil morning.
Mr. Ittiur. r the Garden Itoad,
Hiwndliijj it few daj'H In Portland.
County Stipt. J. S. Graham went
.Portland this niornlnKun bimlnosH.
Ik
to
Anotliekcr Daniel J. Fry went
to
Portland on the morning local train.
W. J. D'Arcy l the orator or the
Pioneer reunion, of Polk county, on
Juno 21th.
CIiiih. Corby, L. 0. Ilarrou and J. .
"Wheeler, of Wuodbtirn, wero In
town today.
Ilcv, D. h. McClalu wont to JMillo
math today to attend the United
Urothrcn conference.
Itov. Kcrslmw, of Leslie M. TJ.
church, Ih tuklnu; In the quarterly
conference at 'Woodburn.
Cart. Miller, editor of the Wood
burn Independent, passed thratiith
Balem today for the Independence
encampment.
W. II. (Jiieener, (ifKUiyloii, who Iiiih
Iicuii loektui: after some leiral husl-
iivhs at tlilft term of court, tuturncd
homo today.
Peter Hitch, who with 11 pnrtnon
will Hiicceed to the business of TI10.1.
HurrowH In tlio near future, went to
Portland on tlio morning train.
The Wonderful Bicyclist.
Prof. Ed J. ltitldou, 11 ruinous trick
UlcyllHt, now In Portland, Ore., will
irlvo Htiirtllnu; exhibitions of trick and
fancy bicycling novor beforo saw In
this part of thu country, on thoraco
track In front of tlio ' Ontud stand, In
this city, Juno 14th, at tlio Con
doctor's picnic. Prof, llaldon rides a
rciHilar road Itaiublo bicycle, and has
Iwou secured at a heavy expense bv
tho Conductor's committee. This will
probably bo his only appearance In
Marlon county. IUh wonderful of
that Bllpery vehicle, (Tho Surety bi
cycle,) imiRt bo seen to bo appreciated,
llcmomber tlio date, Juno llth.
10 14
Soap Foam Wasliing Powder
will not make the clothes yel
low, nor burn the hands,
tggggnumraiiiijm maaauaiuunjujiaxiiULaaa
Special Sale.
Tan
Shoes
Wednesday and Thursday,
X box tit tan shoo drusslug given
away with every pair or tan shoes sold
for91.r0or more. Call and tako ad
vantage of this olTor. Wo havo an
elegant lino or new styles in tan shoes
andean tit all.
Sco our lines or wash goods, tho
ilnest in tho city.
.Willis Bros. & Co,
Court nnd Liberty.
Tlio Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoe House.
The Strawberries Show
Somicmann has the first home grown
berriesf fresh, rich ripe and sweet
Bananas oranges, fresh and juicy, alv
way at the old stand
ASonnemaniifsf 2C Grocery
124 Court street
SOCIAL REVELATIONS.
Some Personals and News of the Doing
of Oregon People.
MlHflHelon Cntwford returned to
Albany today.
Miss Annlcc Jc(Try ban returned
from Portland.
Mrs. Geo. M. Heeler returned by the
Salem local last night.
Mrs. Hitndsacker or the state In
sane asylum force Is at Portland.
Mrs. P. H. Knight left for Portland
yesterday to be absent for n few days.
Mrs. Lou Chapman, of Turner, was
a visitor to friends In Kiilom yesterday
Mrs. Chas. Itlcly returned from a
three months' sojourn In Kan Fran
cisco, last night.
A number of G. A. It. and W. It. C.
people go to Independence via. the
Altona this morning.
Miss Stella Dorrls, who has been
Mm triirsL nf her s stcr. Mrs. II. II.
Thompson, returned to Eugene today.
Mrs. J. A. Stltcs, who has been em
ployed at tho aiylum for some time
p.ist, yesterday removed lo Portland,
to make her home.
Mrs. Win. P. Lord and Mrs. J. J.
Murphy will receive their friends
Saturday afternoon at tho resldcnco
of tho latter on Court street.
' Mrs. A. F. Campbell and children
went to Wilbur today, to attend the
bcdsldo or her father, Uenjamln
Qriibho, and old pioneer who Is very
III.
Mrs. br. A. M. Holt, who has passed
tho last three or four weeks In Dallas
visiting her sons Charles and J. C.
licit, returned to Salem yesterday and
Is at the homo or her daughter Mrs.
Geo. H.iiurnclt.
Mr. and Mrs. Hear (nee Ora Stroud)
who were married at high noon on
last Monday at tho homo or Illgdon
Scott. loft ror a tour or Iowa ind In
diana yesterday. They will bo gone
six weeks.
l'ltf.U'OKK AT CHKMAWA.
Prof. Heritage and tho Salem
Choral union will go to Cheiuawa In
dian school this evening to render the
opera Pinafore" beforo tho pupils
and emnloycs of that govornmont In
stitution. This sorvlco will bo ren
dered free gratis by tho organization
hut a 10 cent admission reo will bo
charged to defray expenses. A good
many iwoplo from Salem are going
down this evening.
Special Rates.
Sco Holso & Darker, agents ror tho
O. It. Si N. and Union Pacific railways
regarding special round trip rates to
tho Republican national convention
at Si. Louis, tho Democratic, national
fiinvniiMnii nl, (IliIciiL'o. Iconics imrtv
convention at St. Louis, national con
vention Y. P. K. (J. K. t Wiibii iik'tou
I). C. National educational Associa
tion at Hulfalo. N. Y.. and G. A. 11.
national encampment at St. Paul,
Minn. u:huwiw
Woman's Relief Corps nnd Sons of
Veterans.
nil tillliu Oku, ubii, lubii. "I" turn
12th tho O. C. Si E. 11. It. Co. will sell
round trip tickets front all rail and
r.. t...... ail. 11,1. fmti 11li .....I
river nolnts to Indonondeuco to mom
bors of tho above orders at ono faro
for tho round trln, tickets good to re
turn on Juno lOtli.
Edwin Stonk,
0-O-td Manager.
Stato Treasurer's Sixteenth Notice.
STATKOt'OitKaoNrrcasury Dopt., )
SAI.KM.Mlty28.1800. f
Notice Is hereby given that thoro
aro funds on hand with which to re
deem all outstanding state warrants
endorsed by mo "presented and not
paid for want of funds" Iwtween tho
dates of October 8, 1805 and tho date
of this uottco, with tho exception or
warrants drawn on tho swamp laud
fund, and that all such warrants,
proporly endorsed, will lw paid upon
presentation at tills olllco, Interest
thereon ceasing from, and after, tho
ditto of this notice
Phil Mbtsouan,
fWlbMw Stato Treasurer.
Wantod-All l rls to know tliaf'Hoo
uiko" will not ntiiKo tuoir nanus red
llko common soap, bavo tho wrappers.
They nro worth n cent apiece. J 0 tr
There's more clothing destroyed by
poor soap man ny actual wear. "1100
Cttko" soap contains no rrcontkall and
will not injure 1110 uuest itieo. xry 11
and notice tho dllTorcuco In quality.
John Hughes.
1 1 m 1
For Independence.
Notice to comrades and tho publle:
'Plm filil ii,MI,ii wltn riitia tin, AIIpa
will leave the Altona dock at 8 a. 111.
each uiorulntr tor the ludciHiudcuce
encampment. Fare ror round trip
23 cents, unite back wncn yon picasc,
0:10-2t
An Open Letter From J. H. Albert, to
Street Commissioner Culver.
Salem, Or., June to, i8o5.
To W. J. Culver, Sireet Commissiener:
Dkar Sim-Referring to the following re
poit of the action of the city council at lit last
meitingto-ttlu
"At this point Mayor Oatch called alien
tlon of tho council to the stale of abeyance
into which thn Mission street encroachments
i..,i r.n.n anA cMmpfiit (hit i!ie oucstlon be
revived and that George G. Hingham, one of
Ihe parties Interesied in the Immediate adjust
ment of the mailer, who was present In the
council chamber, be invited to address the
council 011 the subject. ThN, upon motion,
Mr. Bingham did, urging the necessity or
promptly replacing the oflendiug fences upon
the correct lines of Ihe street. The discussion
became general and eventuated In an offer by
Mr. Ilingham to give his services as a lawyer
In behalf of the cily In any event ol legal
prosecution arising from a settlement ol the
issue. The council thereupon ordeied City
Engineer Culver to remove the obstructions
complained of, at once, placing them upon
the otiginal municipal line and to report his
action in the premises."
IboKtocall your attention to your
notice to mo dated March 12, 1800, and
my answer addressed to the common
council of March 17th respectively, of
which the following arc true copies,
to-wlt:
Salkm, Or., March 12, 1896.
Mr. J. II. Albert, Salem, Oregen:
Dkar Siri At the regular meeting of the
cpmmon council of this cily held ou February
18, 1896, a report was made by the com
mittee on streets and publlo property showing
that the fences along the north side of
Mission street which encloes your lands, ex
tends into the street, the report further states
that the fence should be built with referenco
to the north line nf the little donation land
claim and not the Wilson line.
I am instructed by the council to Io'kc the
necessary steps to remove this obstruction.
You are respectfully notified to remove the
fences belonging to you along Mission street
to a point at lent 30 feet horn the Leslie
line within ten days,
W. J. CllIABt,
Street Commissioner,
Salkm, March 17, 1896.
To the Hun. Common Council of the City ol
Salem:
Gbntlkmen: Referring to a certain notice
served upon me, this day, by W. J. Culver,
as sireet commissioner, I beg to say, that the
surveyor's report wilh lis accompanying plat,
on file with the city recorder, shows that the
road or street referred to, was located "along
the south line of the Wilson claim." The
I records or the United Mates land oince snow
I the Wilson claim (No. 44) to have been
established prior to the Ieillc claim (No. 45)
aid that the south boundnry of the Wilson
claim is a right line projected from Us south
west to lis southeast corner.
The chartT of the city of balem recites
that the "limits of the city shall be as follows,
commencing In the middle of the main clian
3 el ol the Willamette rivei as (lie s w corner
f Ihe late W. II. Wilson's claim, thence east,
followed the southern boundary to the south
east corner of said claim, etc., etc.
my southern boundary fences were located
by City Surveyor Culver about one vear
since, as boine just thirty feet north of the
southern bonndary of the city, the Wilson
line, in regard to the location or which there
can be no dispute This line is now con
firmed by the city surveyor and has not been
disturbed by any subsequent survey; indeed,
is CHtublishcd by him In the plat prewired by
him for the "com" on streets and public
property.
1 have no respect for the report of a com
mittee which directly contradicts the (acts
clearly established by ihe data upon which It
pretends to bate lis findings. I deny Its
right to relocate a road already legally
established or to carve a slice (however
small) from the municipal domain for the
benefit of an adjacent , roprletor.
Relying upon these facts, I will forcibly
resist any attempt on your part, or your ser
vants, to Invade or trespass upon my prcm.
Iks.
Respectfully,
Signed. J. II. Aldkrt.
I wish to supplement this with tho
statement that the Iron stako sot by
you noar tho west end ot my property
on tho Wilson lino Is in position now,
tho oak stako at the cast end having
been covered tip In tho fill slnco tnado
by mo, but both 30 toot stakes, as set
by yon tor a lino upon which to place
my permanent fences are Intact and
exactly In lino with tho fences placed
over two years (Instead of about ono
year ago) tlio Intervening fences con
forming exactly to that line. The
contention or tho committee that tho
fences should bo 30 feet from tho
"Lcsllo" (No. -15) Instead of the Wil
son (No. II) lino, which It claims it
overiups, suggests tho undisputed
ract that tho Wilson claim has prior
ity in date, its south lino was run
through virgin territory, and as two
bodies cannot occupy tho same space
at the same time, tho northern bound
ary ot tho Leslie claim must neces
sarily lw limited to territory lying
south of the south lino or tho Wilson
claim, and It Is not possible for tho
former to encroach upon, or overlap
the latter In case thoy conflict, but
tho south lino or tho ono ami tho
north Hue ot the other must lw, and
aro Identical, tho question or priority
In llmo ot tho Wilson claim now being
KKS ADJUIHOATK.
You admit that tho United States
patent projects tho south lino ot tho
Wilson claim front n certain point In
tho Willamette rlvor Its southwest
comer, south 70 degress, 21 minutes
cast, 83 cluilns to tho southeast corner
or said claim. You admit also that
the United Statos patent projects tho
north lino ot the Leslie claim from
sumo certain ilut In tho river south
70 tlegrees 21 minutes east, ft2.U0
chains to Its uottheast corner, tho
two lines us fixed by tho patent being
Identical tho entire lenutlt of tho
Lesllo claim and that my fences are
today Just 30 reel from that line,
that the fence on tho south sldo of
said line meanders tlio space at various
distances or from 15 reot to 25 feet
from sold lino and not cqul distant
from any alleged line.
Tho only claim that tho Lesllo lluo
Children Cry for
P.?ohr's Castoria.
should be placed north of the Wilson
line, Is that of an interested party,
based upon the theory that the field
note? or the Lesllie survey, although
they descrlbc the lino as "running
along the Wilson line," allege that
they, (the field notes,) fix the north
cast corner at a point 10 tect within
llic- WU.1011 claim. There Is not a
vestige of tho alleged "old corner
and but one witness tree and that
so nearly In the course or
tho line as to be or no value In
fixing tha corner by Its dlst
nncc therefrom, answering In that re
spect Just as well for the true cor
ner on the Wilson line, leaving only
Its couhse with which to support tho
theory or the alleged mistake or tho
survevor. or which advantage Is pro
posed to be taken, (a surveyor having
recently placed tv new corner there)
as atralnst the course of the true lino
70' 21, given In the United States
patents to botlt claims. The prior
survey of the same lino In tho Wllfeon
line, correctly, as proven by the com
pass, as well as by tho originally es
tablished corner and witness trees,
without any cenflict: give such a prc-
nontlerencc or testimony In favor or
tho true line 70' 21" as to establish
the original corner on that line be
yond reasonable doubt; without rely
ing upon the all-stilllclcnt tact In
itself, of priority or title.
Hcsldcs, the Leslie patent describes
the land by motes nnd corners, not by
"metes nnd bounds," thus, "thence s.
70' 21 ' e 72.00 chains, thence 23.G0
chains, etc." Not s. 70.21 east,
to a corner, or 11 stake, hence a
mistake or the surveyor in the Held
notes or in establishing a corner would
bo corrected by the course and dis
tance given Ih tho patent. The de
scription in tho patent Is paramount.
Tho Hold notes aro auxiliary only.
Tho tall docs not wag the dog.
Tho paradoxical statement ot the
committee, in its report or April 18th,
that "tho Wilson line, s 70' 218 o), Is
not a straight lino," I beg to rotor to
tho ghosts ot Euclid and Lcgcndrc.
Our city clinrtcr confers 'upon the
councll"cxcluslve power. "Sco sub.dlv.
No. 33, Sec. 0. "To provide for the
surveying of blocks and streets of tho
city, and Tor marking tho boundary
lines of such blocks and streets, etc.,
etc." In accordance with Sub. Dlv.
No. 27, authorizing It to make bylaws
and ordinances not Inconsistent with
tho laws or tho United States or or
this stnte, to carry Into effect the
provisions ot this charter, the council
passed an ordinance on April 0th,
1801, providing for the survey and es
tablishment ot the common bounda
ries or nil the blocks and strcctsot tho
city, which was dene under contract
with .1. 11. Greor, and stands today
as tho official survey of tho city, no
additions having been sluco made
thereto, except to extend existing
streets. Section I. title 2, chap. 7
furthor provides, "when any street
Improvements aro ordered to bo mado
In the city ot ,Salcm, or sidewalks are
ordered to bo built, nil such improve
ments shall be made, and all such
sidewalks laid according to a survey
duly mado and recorded, by virtue of
j an ordlnanco, passed April 0th, 1801,
known as ordlnanco No. 14, to provide
tor a re-survey -or tho city of Salem,
which said rc-survoy Is commonly
known as tho "the now survey,"
recorded In Sec. 2.rth, 1802, In
book of deeds, page 121 to 121, by Geo.
A. Edcs, clork or Marlon county."
This survey, gives Lcsllo street as tho
oxtremo southerly street ot tho city,
disposing or tho territory lying south
or Leslie, as rollews: "Tho Pactional
blocks lying along tho south lino or
tho Wilson claim aro or tho following
widths, on tho west sldo of Commer
cial street 208 rect. On tho east sldo
209 feet on tho west sldo of
street iLlberty) 303 rt. 8 In. and on tho
east sldo 301 rt 8 In. Onjtho west sldo
orj Church street 312 reot" thus giving
measurements extending theso frac
tional blocks (tho boundaries or which
aro the canso or tho present contro
versy,) through to tho Wilson line,
leaving no vacant strip tor clthor
street or road; but as beforo stated, I
have placed my fences Hupon a lino
fixed by you 30 feet north of my south
lino, tho casement or tho publlo how
ever being restricted to tho use ot
said strip as a road tho reo remaining
In me.
Tho charter further authorizes tho
Council Sub. dlv. 30. sec. 0 to provldo
ror tho prevention and removal or ob
structions from tho streets." This
must bo done by ordinance not incon
sistent with tho laws or this stato.
It cannot try titles or fix or change
linos or break lndosnres in violation
ot stato laws, theso not being classed
among police powers, but may only
mark such boundaries after ha vim?
been legally established. However
tho only legislation by tho Council !
undor this charter provision, Is found I
In sec. 9 title I chap. 4 of city laws as
follews:
"Sec. U. Any person who shall will-'
full)- placo any obstruction in tho I
streets or nlloy ot this city
shall on conviction thereof beforo tho !
recorder bo fined nut exceeding $20 for '
each offence, and Sec. 11. It shall be'
Children Cry for
Pitcher1 Cattorla.
the duty of said Supervisor of roads to
mako complaint to tno reou.u.
against every person violating any or
the provisions or Sec. 0 and 10 or this
title" and explicit as it la, no steps
appear to -havo been Ltakcn under It.
If you can conscientiously swear out
a warrant against mo under it, it
would seem to bo your duty to do so,
and tho Recorders duty to placo such
warrant In tlio nanus 01 wiu mmo.....
for service.
I wish you to understand that 1 am
now, and have been at all times ready
. n..t.n,it. i, Mm W11I nroccss or
decree or any tribunal or competent
Jurisdiction relating w my uuu..u
arlcs but the council Is not such a
tribunal, and I will not submit to Its
unlawtul dictation, in a matter which
Is beyond its Jurisdiction, in which it
is an interested party, and of which I
believe it knows less than 1 00,
myself. As to the order of tho coun
cil, that you "rctnovo tho obstruction
complained or,"etc.,lt is hardly neces
sary to remind you, that an act, per
formed by you, In order to constitute
an "onlclal act," must bo within the
scope of your authority, and that
your powers arc limited to those ex
pressly conferred by law, which can
not be enlarged by resolutions of the
i .... H its-iln ttfiif nnta tin
COUnCIM3 liur jrimi uuuMi vv.-,
SSMHBMSMSRSJSlraSSSSSI
THE
Pineapple, 10c can, Corn, 5c can, SteclVcut
Oat Meal, not rolled oats, the new breakfast
dish, Good canned peaches cheaper than
any sold in town,
flflRRITT 5
P, O, Grocery,
tier Its instructions Justified, -by the
Volunteer services of an interested at
torney tendered for your (tePMiti'.
His cheap advlco should n..l, Incite
you to break Into my enclosure or in
vade my premises, without duo process
of law, any moro than It should move
you to apply the torch to my house, or
thrust a knife into my back, upon his
promise to defend you without charge.
Among your powers enumerated by
law, you will find no warrant for such
summary action, as Is contem
plated by tho council. In
deed there Is 110 ordinance au
thorizing any action on your part,
in the matter of obstructions in
streets and alleys except hcrelnbeforo
mentioned. (Sco section 9 ami 11, title
1, chapter 4, or City laws.)
Relative to tho specific action which
tho mayor and volunteer lawyer,
urged the council to iniposo upon you;
I beg to quote rroin tho criminal code
section 1788: "ir any person shall wlll
fully break down or destroy nny renco
belonging to, or knclosinq land not
ma own such person upon con
viction thereof shall bo punished by
Imprisonment in tho county Jail not
less than three months nor more than
ono year, or by a flno of not loss than
ton dollars nor moro than four hun
dred dollars." I find no exemption In
favor or mayors, volunteer lawyers or
street commissioners. Now this dis
carded city attorney, who volunteers
his services ns an inducement for you
to Invado my promises, ouclit to
know that ho Is Inciting you to com
mit a crime, but 1 will not do him
tho Injustlco to say positively that
hu does know It, but tho validity of
tills notlco to you docs not depond up
on his knowledge, as you understand
that "No man can plead Ignoraneo or
tho law, In Justification ot an unlaw
ful net." As a citizen I am guaran
teed security in my person nnd prop
erty against unreasonable seizure.
You cannot lawfully dlsposses or dls-
lurumoin tho pcaceablo nossesslon
ot oithor, without a warrant or other
legal process from a court of compe-
int jurisdiction; una beforo serving
It, you aro required to exhibit such
warrant or process on mv demand.
I again warn you against being In
cited by raise representation to com-
nut under tho cover ot your flnlclal
title, an act which would bo clearly a
Awarded
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Special Friday
DRESS GOODS
Bargains ! Bargains !
Fancy mixtures from t jflc
Plain cashmeres from 21c uo
All wool serges from. ....... ... . .-. 34
Big reductions in fane suits,
f w , WC, TK y "m Ttm sslsai(7
257 Commercial st.
LAWRENCE,
p 1 ..1 aggression, and u crime
agalnit my person nnd property, as I
pur.xiso lo resist all such unlnwful
ntto'npts to dispossess me or my own,
wit'i Miillclent force to prevent It, un
li done stealthily, In which event I
will decide what course to pursue,
when tho exigency shall have arisen.
Respectfully,
J. II. Alueu't.
Condensed Testimony.
Chas. D. Hood, Broker aud Manufacturer's
.gcnt, Columbus, Ohio, certifies that Dr.
King's New Discovery lias no equal as n
Cough remadv. J. D. Brown, Prop of St.
James Hotel. Ft. Wayuc, Ind., testslles that
he was cured of n Cough of two years stand,
ng, caueed by La Grippe, by Dr. King's New
Discovery. B. F. Merrill, Baldwinsvllle,
Mass , says that lie has used and reccomendad
it and never knew It to fail and would rather
have It than any doctor, because it alway
cures. Mr Hemming, 222 E. 25th St.,
Chicago, always keeps it at hrnd nnd has no
fear of Croup, because It instantly relieves.
Eree Trial Uottlos at Fred A. Lcgg's Drug
btorc
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Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stocc of
brushes of all kinds in the
state, Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shingles, and
finest quality of grass seeds.
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Allen's) Union Block. Portland. i2-2otf
FOR SALE-Eight milch cows and two 2
yearolds. Inquire of MJ. Egan, Gervals,
0' 224 tf
FOR SALfcl'ioueer crockery and crocery
Store. nlaMi.ti it... ,...r i ...!.. ,'
one of the best locations in the city; a capital
of about $5,000 requtced; object of closlmr
Business, on account of health. Tno. G.
Em!Baiem: 5:8 dim
FOR SALE OR KENlV-40 acres land
...... uui. i-aruy improved, wood an
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uaAlurc. pnrul hrm. . U-
bearing orchard.lot ofsmafi fruit.good water.
"""h-jjs van uc nan. iwx 145, Salem.
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PAPERS-. lnr,iri . -r: r -
lacoma and San Francisco papers on sale ar
Miller's Postoffice block
P. O.NEWS STAvn t . - . ,
Am.-,.... T 11 '-' 'wm -uoscripiion
Fin,-iua,U,newsPaPe" and inagaiines.
FOR SALE. -rw -.... .1 .. .. TT
set in good fruit. Forsali. .1 - i,-it .
GStT'iJl.fc1 Vn as the Wheatland
LATEST
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C H. MACK,
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Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, old White
Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior
operations nt moderate fees in any brsnch ire
In especial request.
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mail and passenger trains Hi,
cage and express to all parts ofthe citr.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70"
JAMES RADER
Capital Transfer Co,
HARRY TOWN, PROP,
Express, baggage and all kinds cf work
done promptly Leave orders at Pitton'i
Moro. 12
MONEY TO LOAN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. Loans
consldcted without delay
HAMILTON &t0W
Bush Bank butldinH.
MONEY TO LOAN
On city or farm property.
Over Bush's Bank,
T. K. FORD
F. VAN DER HAAN,
Carpenter, Builder and Jobber.
481 Winter street.
rjpHard times prices always.
C. H. LANE,
21 1 Commercial St., SilsmOr
JSrSuits US Upwards. Pants upivsmhyg
C. M. Bppley,
formerly of Clark & Eppley.ls now
prepared to serve the public with
everything first class In his line, st
Simpson Bros, old stand.
- THE ELECTRIC GROCERY.
KILBY BOARDING HOUSE
The popular pkc7"347 H1Bl ;w
been reopened, and is prepared tcitetM
boarders and roomers at the most itasoww
rates. Nice suite of rooms on the pound
floor. 8unday dinner from 1 to 2.
Propnetort.
HOME
Restauran 1 .
S, Richardson, Prop.
Two doors north Hotel Willamette. V
cooking ami nomc nmus j-.v .
ways uu iiuiiu.
J. H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWtLER.
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Makes a socially 01 nn 3'" ", act
Thomas clock, etc., 2tJ Commercuiw
f BY ' LINE TO PORTLAND.
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