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Newspaper Page TextfiiJs8 fc'.'Sr u.ftXWM'l, I hltzU ' i5 i , i t ljjE Ifiiil rBVWttlral M Daily Capital Journal, V HOJKR. BROTHERS TUESDAY, JUKE J0,189(J. j FOR KETItENCIIMENT. TbcClackmns Populist county cen tral committee nnd the offlcers-clcct Mid A meeting Saturday, about 60 be- ing present. Tlio clilcf matter for consideration related to tlic conduct of f he county ofilces under the new administration. It was agreed that Sheriff Grace should provide one deputy and two horses, and County Clerk Dixon and Recorder Luelllng should provide one deputy each, pay able out of their salaries, as fixed by statute, and that they should do their utmost to attend to nil the business with the force thus provided at their own expense. If extra help is nec ccssary, It is understood that the county is to pay for It, If agreeable to the county court. It was also agreed that Assessor Stout sliould receive 800 a year, instead off J a day, and that tho county sliould pay his deputies. Superintendent Stark weather was not present, but the platform of the party named 9720 a year as suMclcnt for him, and at tho meeting a committee was appointed to wait on him and get him to acquiesce in that limitation. Treas urer Shade Bald he would be perfectly iwtlsfled with $000 for running his olllcc, leaving W00 for clerical work, If lie Jihall choose so to expend It. County Commissioner Marks is on the minutes as haying ho "docs not want mileage, if it is not lawful." All tho ofllccrs-clcctcxccptStarkwcathurwcro present and consented to the arrange ment. Recorder Luelllng will appoint his daughter, Miss Ollvo A. Luelllng, deputy recorder. What right lias any offlqlnl to ap point Ills own family to olllcc? Isn't moof n family on tho publlo payroll enougli thcHo hard times, or nny time? Are there not otlior families that helped elect Mr. Luelllng recorder? TALKING HARMONY. Now, let us say that the Republi can party is going to miilntatu tho gold standard, but without "proscrlb- ing"anybody. Itwlllgivo tho coun try n gold-standnrd platform, and Mr. Klncald and othcra can take their stand upon It and act with tho Re publican party, or they can roject It, and Join tho Populist party. Within u week, Mr. Klncald, you will get your medicine. You can tako It, or uecamp. urcgonlan. Tho above is a Biiniplo of tho beauti ful strains of harmony that como streaming constantly from tho great gold standard organ at Portland. Mr, Klncald has mado ono of tho best onicJals Oregon lias over had. Like John II, Mitchell, ho will not sacrifice convictions of a lifetime on the silver question for (If ty rc-clcctloivj to oillco. Tho way tho money power, corpora tions and onlce-holders have packed tho St. Louis convention, ltwllbo doubtful If any Intelligent and falr- nunucu man will want to tako its medicine. A STRIKING CONTRAST. . The Salem Statesman, and the Ma rten county Republic ins generally, do not stand In a very creditable Ilgnt, The Salem nancr bitterly fought Rin ger Hermann and the Salem delega tion presented a candidate at Albany and had the audacity to urgchls nom ination. They refused to give one vote for the man we could have elected and finally the whole delegation went to Tongue. Ronton nnd Lincoln stood by Herman to the last, yet look at the result. JIarlon county with over o 000 vota gives Vandcrburga plurality, while Ren ton county with less than 2,000 votes, roils up a plurality for Tongue of 270. Lincoln county also gives Tongue a fair plurality. Doug las, anoter strong Hermann-county, gives Tongue WjO plurality, while in Clackamas, half of wIiomj delegation at Albany bolted their convention's Insructlons and went Into the anti- Hermann comoinc, vauueruurg goes out with fXW to the good, Linn county whose delegates in tho Republican congressional convention were anti Hermann, goes for Vnndcrburg with over 1,000 plurality. Tongues' own county gives him .77 plurality. The nice combination of sagacious politi cians who put up tho job at Albany, but did not have lullucncc enough at home to carry strongly Republican counties for the Republican candi date, should hasten to retire to pri vate life, A little more of such bril liant management would totally wreck the Republican party In this stale. Corvallls Gazette. Lane county was a Hermann county and supported him for the nomination but In the election It made tho best record for Tongue of any county in tno state and district. Lane county gave Tonguo a plurality of OH votos over Vnndcrburg, tho Populist nomi nee, nnd elected tho entire Republi can ticket except ono representative and county treasurer. Two yenrs ago tho Republican pluralities aver the Populists candidate were: For Lord 001. Klncald 032, Metscluui 003, Wol- verton 7J.1, Leeds 782, Idleman 749 and Hermann 03:1. Thus it will bo seen that the counties of Lane, Ren- ton, Lincoln and Douglas, which supported Hermann In tho conven tion, were loyal to tho party and gave longuo largo pluralities, equal to former years, while Mnilon, Linn, Clackamas and other counties that fought Hermann vigorously In tho convention and nominated Tonguo went back on their candidate and gavo pluralities for the Populist nom inee. Two years ago Hermann had a plu rality over Miller, tho PopullBt nomi nee, of 11,470, nnd would have been olectcd this year over Vnndcrburg by about tno sanio or perhaps a slightly reduced plurality, had ho bcon nomi nated. Hermann Is In harmony with the people of tho state and district bu tho monoy question, while Tongue. who Is nolo and brilliant and mado tho best canvass over mado In Oregon, ngrocd wltli publlo sontlmcnt on tho tariff but enmo directly In conflict with It by advocating with tho gold bugs term "sound monoy" nnd In belittling and misrepresenting tho silver men who compose Mirco-fourths of tho voters of Oregon and a major ity of tho Republicans. Tho bimetal lists of Oregon and of tho United States, ho far as tho Republicans tiro concerned nro as much In favor of Crops and Weather. Following is the crop and weather bulletin for the week ending June lf, 189(1. Western Oregon Weather The weather during the past week has been cool, somewhat deficient in sun shine, and rain fell tho forepart of the week; some showers fell In the south ern portion on Saturday. The rain fall in the forepart of the week was n continuation of the shower of the pre ceding week. Since Wednesday fair weather with a rising temperature has prevailed. The mean tempera ture for the week ranged about 08 de grees, which is one degree more than the week before. Tho Increased mean was due to the day temperature being higher. The night temperature was lower than the preceding week, this was caused by the nights being clear, ...I.I..I. lt. ...... .1 .., !. ,!..... .1 U UUHi L1IIIXIU, UMU HI iriliuil luiuncti ui i.llllll I.IUIIIUUU OI I V rr - ort ui,.i. PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES. Tjie Board of Trustees of the Ore gon Stnte Insane Asylum Invites Bcnled proposals for furnishing at the Asylum, near Salem, Oregon, inc ioi- lowlng supplies: DKY GOODS. 800 yds. Amoskaeg blue dentins, 0 oz., as per sample. , 00 yds. sllcsIa, drab, as per sample. 1000 yds. canton flannel, Nashua XXX, as per sample. .. . 1000 yds. Mariners' striped shirting, as per sample, a? doz. men's cotton socks, as per sample. 10 doz. ladles' cotton hose, as per sample. 1 doz. ladles' corsets, size 24-3, 27-3, 28-2, 20-2, 30-2, as per sample. 2 great gross pants buttons, as per sample. 00 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. N. T.. No. 30. white. 50 doz. thread, Coats' or Clark's O. t Vour Doy Won't Livo a Month. Bo Mr. Gllnun llrown, of 34 Mill ulrtet, Oardner. Mass., was told by the doctor. His yon had lung (rouble, following typhoid ma. laria and he spent j;j with doctor, who finally gave him up, sayings "Your boy won't live a month." He tiled Dr. Klng'i sw uitvuTcry aim a lew uomei iciloicd Mm to health and enabled htm to go to work a perfectly well man. lie says he owe hit E resent graou ncaiin 10 uo of Ur. King a New itcovery, and know It to bo the boit In the wor lor jung irouwe. Trial bottle free Fred, A. Lege' drug tore. To Water Conaumcra, .Tho Irrigation season will commouco Juno 1, and continue during the four Months of Juno. July. August and beptember. All bills duo and payable July 1. Anyone not satlsflcd with last ycar'a rating will please leave word at tho ofllco and tholr lots will be remensurcd. Irrigation hours from 0 U 8 ft. in. and from 5 to 0 p. in. tfXWM WATBK 00, A. XJ. IIHOWN, SUM. "sound monoy" as are tho advocates n .1.- ..I 1- ....! .. . ui mo nuigiu kuiu siaiiimru or any other system of finance. It Is only a quostlon of how to. arrlvo at. main tain tho best system of "sound monoy." Tho Bllvor Ropubllcans atid wo repeat that a majority of tho Republicans of Oregon aro In fayor of putting silver buck whoro It was In 1873, ns standard money on an equal footing with gold-are In favor of "sound monoy" such as Wobstor.CIny, Jackson, Lincoln ami all tho great statesmen of tho ropubllo advocated. up to tlio tlmo when tho English sys tent was ndoptcd In tho United States In 1873, without tho lcnuwlcdgo or consent of one person In a million. HMiam la ...tll.l.w. Ilj. lit ..t a. '"" iwmiHK miuiiu IWXJia 11118 infamous, thlovlng, dwindling system except tho "sound" made by the or guns and orators who represent tlio wishes and Interests of foreign capitalists. They may rldlculo the "sliver craro" and howl for sound monoy" as much asthoy please but It will be a long tlmo before they can elect n stato oflleor or u senator or congressman on that Issue, or If thoy ...oinuuii iiiuriniiig silver men, as heat, hence n cooling of the air. The day temperature nvcrnged from 07 to 71 degrees, while tho night tempera ture averaged from 44 to 48 degrees. Tho highest temperature for tho week was 80 degrees on the 11th; tho lowest, 38 degrees at Roscburg on the early morning of the 10th; light frost oc curred at Roscburg on that morning. Saturday, Sunday and today hayo been warm, tho weather clear with light northerly wind. Crops The weather has been most beneficial to crops of nil kinds; The few showers followed by a slowly rising temperature, with cloudy weathr fol lowed by n gradually clearing, have been Just what vegetation needed. Grain Is making a xcry rapid growth. Fall wheat has commenced to head In Jackson county, and it Is generally "In bout" In all counties. Spring sown grain has mado a good, healthy growth, wlille late sown spring grain has been more favored by the late rains nnd cool weather. The weather has bco most favorable to the grain crop. Should no more rain occur the fall and early winter sown grain will be suro to mnkc 11 good crop. Much of the late sown grain was intended morely for hay, butshould the weather bo favorablo It may mako good grain. The planting or gardens has con tinued, and they nro now about all planted. Those planted In March arc now yielding peas und potatoes. Radishes, onloni, lettuco and other early spring vegetables have been In tlio market for weeks. Tho onion beds on the beaver dam land In Wash ington county 1110 In excellent con dition, tho weather of late having been fayorablo to thorn. Tho corn bus mndo good growth under tho In fluence of tho Increased warmth and sunshine. Tho nights are too cool for tho general growth of com. Haying has commenced In tho southern counties, whore tho flrst .- 1 crop or alfalfa has been cut. Clover hay Is very heavy, and will bo cut this week. Roforo tho week Is over haying will bo goncnil ovor the entire portion of Western Oregon. Tho weather bus been most favorablo to tho growth of hay; as a result, there will bo n Heavy crop and good quality. Fruit As the season advances the reports from correspondents contlnuo to read "fruit dropping," "won't have a ton of fruit in my 10 acres or orchard," etc. That tho April frosts and rainy, cool weather did great damage there can bo 110 question. This Is ono of those phenomenal occurrences which will at times pre vail In nil sections of tho world. An absoluto failure was never known in W11.-KU11, urn, tins year tno rruit crop comes as near to being a failure as It oyer was, if ever It was mi bad as It Is this year. Penchos, apri cots, nectarines, mihio varieties of primes, apples, pears, and cherries have been Injured, and the amount or Injury Is In tlio ordor named. Of the borrles as usual thoy are prollile. Strawborrlos nro coming In rapidly, nun ninm iuu HWirKOl Will 1)0 OVCr- stocked with them. Tho weathor re- iimicd tliolr ripening, and now undor tho more favorable weather thov nn ripening rapidly and are of largo size. Tho currants mid gooseberries are ripening and are pery plentiful. Rasp and blackberries nre. as usual, vorv prollile. The berries are n good crop uiiMcrysccunii, wniio tho treo fruit is in no place good, few places fair ami most places mighty poor. Tho trees are healthy, and orchardlsts contlnuo to give tho fruit trees tho same care nnd attention, as though tho trees were tilled with fruit. .wuur wciuuor w II uruviill ti.n 20 doz. thread. Coats' or Clark's 0. N. T., No. 10 white. 8H0i:S AND BUI'PEItS. 30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 7, ns per sample. 00 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 8, as per sample. 00 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 0, as per sample. 30 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 10, as per sample. 20 prs. mens' leather slippers No. 11, as per Baniplc. 20 prs. ladles' shoes No. 4, as per sample. zo prs. ladles' shoes JNo. o, ns per sample. 25 prs. ladles' shoes No. 0, us per sample. anocEKiKS. 10,000 lbs. granulutcd sugar (Ameri can refinery). 15,000 lbs. Golden C sugar (Ameri can reilnery). 8,0001b3. Liverpool salt. 000 lbs. soda crackers, XXX, more or less, delivered as required. 000 lb of checc, Cranston's or ns goon, more or less, delivered as re quired. 40 doz. Cove oysters (Fields 2's). 30 doz. No. 1 best brooms. 20 gross Vulcan Safety matches, as per sample. 300 lbs. Sal soda. 200 lbs. Sultana raslns (20-lb. boxes.) 100 lbs. London Layers ralslns(20-lb. boxes). 200 lbs. China starch. 1 doz ostrich feather dusters (22-ln. as per sample). 1 doz. Worcestershire Sauce (Leo a j.-crrin'8j in quart ooiiics. 20 boxes macaroni In 8-1 b. boxes. JOO gal. N. O. molasses. 2,000 gal. syrup ns per sample. CKOCKEKY. 25 doz. tea cups, W. G. ware, as per sample. 25 doz. saucers, W. G. ware, as per sample. 4 doz. 7 In. plo plates, W. G. ware, ns per sample. TOHACCO. 1000 lbs. Even change. 300 lbs. O. K. Durham In 2-oz. pigs. FLOim. 000 bbls. No. 1 flour, more or less, delivered as required. 25 bbls. No. 1 graham, more or less, delivered ns required. FISH. 000 lbs. flsh Per week, ninro op Ips n ....... I if t -w..p an luiiuiicu, Bulling price per pound of d liferent kinds. MEAT8. Rccr-COO pounds icr day, more or less, an required equal parts foro und hind quarters. Mutton 200 pounds per duy, more or less, as required. 60A1. 2500 lbs. Net Savon Rest Standard soap. -w wines I'cencss Kiicnen soap, ss per sample. 5 lbs. Shaving soap (J. 11. Williams) as per sample. BPICF.S. 000 lbs. black pepper, Stnndnrd Ground, In 5-lb. cans. 70 lbs. cinnamon, Standard Ground, t'-w. lilllO. PLUMMNO 20 lbs. potassium bromide granu- la2eitIcoUodlonU.S.P.,P.&W. 5 lbs-calclum precipitated phosphas, Y lb. poUisMiini hydrate white, P. & W. 1 2 ibs. oil orange, sweet, Lchu & Vtnb'u 1 lb. vanilla bean 0 In. long, Lehu & Fink's. 4 lb. saccharatcd pepsin, Falr- chlld's. , , , , , ,r ,. 0 Ibs. acid carbolic gold lable, Mall inckrodt. t , 5 gal. ammonia water concentratd in 6 gallon glass container, Malllnc krodt. , , , ' 1 lb. nmlcn flower granulated, Lilly & Co. t 1 lb. fox glove granulated, Lilly & Co. 4 lbs. mix vomica granulnted, Lilly & Co. i 00 lbs. glycerine, Kirks. 3-5 lbs. bottles syrup hypophosphltes Co.. Womnole & Co. . i doz. vlu. tonique marlanl. 1-0 doz. extra large Jars for hospital UMJ. Horllck's Malted milk. ' 10 lbs. zinc sulphate, (commercial.), 21bs. Fenugreek seed, (powdered.) 20 lbs. Phillips' Digestible Cocoa, In , 5-pound cans. i 10 lbs. potassium, nitrate granu lated rcflncd. 2 lbs. prepared chalk. 0 lbs. snomres. 10 to the lb: un-' bleached sheep's wool, ns per sample 80 oz sulfonal, (Daycr.) . 0 oz. Antlkaminla tablets, 5 gr. ; 1000 quinine sulphate pil, capsule shaped; P. D. & Co. , GUO tablet triturates, mix vomica, i gr.; l'. v. it co. i 100 each filter papers, white, 13 and 10 in. 1 each glass percolator, 10 and 32 oz.; W. T. & Co. I 2 graduates, Phconlx cone shape, 8 oz.; W. T. & Co. 1 graduate, Phoenix cone shape, 10 oz.; W. T. & Co. 8-12 doz. rubber water bottles, 3 quart, cloth covered; W. T. & Co. i doz. II. R. syringes, No. 1, straight pipe; oz. Idoz. II. R. syrliiL'cs. No. 3. straight pipe; 1 oz. 1 gross corks, No. 12, taper li in. lonif. 2 doz. Allcock's porous plasters. GOO hypodermic tablets, No. 3, In case, 10 tubes each; V. Pros. 400 hypodermic tnblets, No. 03, hi case. 10 tubes each; W. Urns. 2 doz. beer Juice; W. Pros. Samples may be huen at the com missary of tho asylum. Goods m uo in accordance wmi samples, u Iw In original packages when possible. The right to reject any and ail bids Is rcbcrveo. jjeiivery or supplies .wu bo required within fifteen days' u tlce or acceptance or bid. E.ich '' ' must include nil the items und totals In full, with the exception or flour .. i fish. Payment will not be made until tho bidder lias completed his con tract. A copy of tho advertisement must uccompany each bid, and tho name of the clnss of supplies bo In scribed on the envelope. Auditing plllcors are prohibited from confirm ing accounts of purchases when tho advertisement does not contain a full description of the articles to be pur chased. Each bidder will be required to furnish with his. bid a certified check In an amount equal to ten per cent of his bid (save that for flour tho cuecK is to oo lor 8300. for 1 si S751. g " Cut Down Expenses1 w HH 9u III 1 itftd mw, ,L PLUG A woman knows what a bargain really is. She knows better than a man "BATTLE AX" is selected every time by wives who buy tobacco for their hus bands. They select it because it is an honest bargain. It is the biggest in size and the best in quality. The JO cent piece is almost twice as large as the JO cent piece of other high grade brands. ggEreggmraggtficigifgBnnkKikigipiro i i I I i i I i i I i !fa - The Willamette Hotel, o. leadinohoth:l of the city ,a ai, ra.,M MaaKeJent hoeral. Electric cars leave hotel for allTpullic lll , nd points of interest. Special rales will be given to permanent patrons. A. I. WAGNER in payable to the order of" tho bo'arrt-toL "-T "V"f V? T Iks returned in case his bid ! rnWfn,i '-V' .?v J. or ins pronosa com tiled wltb. nuu will be opened In tlio governor's oillco R ioiw '" !' lu,i A'"iuyi Juiy u, JifM Salem. Oregon, Juno li, 181)0. inigoeuj WM. P. LOUD, 11. P.. KIKCAID, PHIL METSOHAfc. Hoard or Trustees, 0. S. I. A. W.S. DUNINVAY, Sec'y. or Board. Perfect Wisdom Would give us perfect health. Because me and women arc not perfectly wise, they must take medicine to keep them perfectly heal, thy. Pure, rich blood is the basis ofeood STABLE- SIOR - C, Hansen, jvianagku. Jn:,--i.Mii-Min,. SitUfactton guaranteed. Stabla back it State Iw w I U CO fee-tench of t, l, U In.black pipe, (leach cast Iron elbows 1, 1, u, III 'I Innl. ' ' ' elbows 15 deg. and l! Inch ! each cast Iron IK H. audi; in. H doz. hose washers, In. 1 doz. hoso couplings J In. 1 doz. Calwell hoso bands In. 12 each Jenkins' valves discs., i, 1 and U In. ' 1. , warmer weather will quickly follow. then again FUELING HAMdo AMMMl " "" t-i-ixu.. WiVn of lMr and Mtail, KiTccU of jfcrrura fcafe mw i KBiarM at uaaiaB WtK. ua. uvHwiia iu H r WBMIIM kHd mtWI MOC, S' Ittwt. they did fn thU ...mnvilJ,, " .., ....:, .7... V.V"' ",u JTOai Journal, " w,u """ ier jwrt or tho week, gj . ,l" iwioy iv lew scattered showers; TOO THIS. Send vour mid ron tn u v ii.v.i.. t (U. Chleaj'o, and get a free situiiilo IwxofDr. Kliiff'aNiiwT.irA miiu '. trial w I convlnco you or their merits lboso pills uro easy in action and are Mrtlcularly elTectlvo In tho cure of LxmStltMtllHl 1111(1 Klolr llniiilimlm l, Malaria ami Liver tAwbloa thoy have (been proved Invaluable They are guaranteed, tolw ierfeetly ftvofrom wvj vivivtuiiuiin niiuaiuiirii in n in iwi purely vegotable. Thoy do not weaken by tholr action, but by giving tone to stowiach und bowels greatly invograto box. Sold liy l-'red A. Lcuu. drinoft. iwi -- -"'" SSioo Reward 5ioo. earn that there l at least one dreaded disease that science lias been able to cure In all In laces, ami Hut U catarrh. HalPa Catarrh Cure Is he only positive cure now V.non to the medical fiatein iv. ri.h i,.t. stuutional disease, requires a coastltuttonal ..v.,,....,,, ,in4 latarin cure Is taken ...vv .,..v, v(iuj- uirccuy upon the blood 7" ,""wl", ! oi me system, thereby dcJlroytng the foundation of the disease ani SiHl" const WW JWMUtill ring tho patient strength by buildlnp un the miinilon and aMistinc nature in dolnL- Its Wifl JttOt mak tlC dotlKS Vtl- r . of lelmonlU. Addrws UAltDWARK. r0 Jt. of i In. round Norway Iron. 100 reel oacli or J, 7-io and i In. round Norway Iron. f0 ft. eaeb nfvl )vil nn.i jo i.. Hat Norway Iron. fift. each or t, I audi In. octagon l t. or I in. round tool steel. 1 Heller Pros, borbo rasp 1 in. U I at bastard tiles 10 In. .1 Hat kistard tiles 10 In. lint mill bastard tiles 10 In. 2 each Hat mill luchmi mw n n...i o I., - . ........ m.vjj u ami o W1;.0' M,2n.'l' .roPo ' diameter. ,w iun. ui oiacKsmitii roai as per sample. l to Norwny carriage bolts Ixl, In. (Away.) nnd iX5 ,n carr,aK Wta f lb, o'r ! washers. tllS CUCh f "' 21, 3 and 4 lb tln,le(, 2 sledgo handles ao In. 1 tlllliors' tilcwlinm utnlrn l.... 1 0 In., small end 17 in. " ""KW v,,w noils f 2f0, rulnam l,orNJ 8,m 1 Qw's wrench, 12 In., bright. nmino y JoKnininioacId ncetlo30 jwr cent, 1 kllogratpuie acid boric, Squibbs. Squlbbs,'RUU"eS b,wnuth sulJnltrate, " Kilogrammes chloform In gramme bottles, Squibbs. 1 klmirninitnft Hnntiiwv t deodorlzetl'uibos. " " 1,,,,um 1 kllonmillinn llniinmil.i n..l... ...... Sqillbbs. w,WHW,e' i kilogramme sodium Sqiilbbs. health. Hood's Sarssparllla is iho One 1W Ulood Purifier. It gives good health, because It builds upon the true foundation-pure blood. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, always reliable and beneficial. State Treasurer's Sixteenth Notice. Statkof OitEGON.Trcnsury Dept., ) X'. . SALKM.Mny28, 18'JO. f r "A COi lb ,,,ercby B'ven that tliere nro funds on hand with which tore deem all outstnniiinrr ct,, .:." . ondprscd by mo "nFesentP.! i,h ? paid for want or funds" between tho dates of Octobers, 1895 and 1 the date of this notice, wltli tho exception or warrants drawn on tlio swamp land rund, and that all such warrants proiwrly endorsed, will bo pa "S u Don presentation at this ofllce, IntcrSt n.oo.1 . 1l1 Metsciian, r-8h State Treasurer. irt..o tl "V?..V" V""l'"L ran on or LAWN MOWERS, HAY HAKES. MACHINE Oili and AXLE CREAJE GRAY BROS.. Hardware, Stoves and Tinware, SALEM OR. GARDEN HOSE, LAWN SPRINKLERS BICYCLES. bUNDKIES rrMUIN ffi SALEM ) IsH I P do all kinds of work uepalring machinery I am prepared to wood and iron. any kind ormaklngand repairing stone cut ters, tools nnd edged tools of any kind made and repaired; wagons rnd buggfes repaired, ffe K.1 e,S. made ,t0 et' . HoefioelnB -..it .. " " uone 'n town-nana made ahoei. Phtes and running shoes care, fully attended to. Call at my stand, at loo Chemeketa street, back of New York Racket score It. 1. HERSCHHACH, v K X imaj Mpr WK) address tho Union Pacific City Tlckof nues to the rol ow ng meetliiM- Pepubllcan Nation!, coalition St. Louis, Mo., Juno loth. '"uu,on Chte?ii!illnl Convention, People's Party Convention n.i t o ",IU convent on Young Pen. Ple.s Society or Christian Endeavor "nshlngton I), c. July 7t to ni . T1!um!lcnt Gd Army or tho Republic, St. Paul, Minn., September Salem Steam Laundry Pinion. i! it . i . iv.c nonce mc cut.tn prices on the followingj Shirt. ni.!. iTn.,' .i. io cents c.tiwvn. TU4DH MARKS DESIGN PATENTS'. I ravvmoHTS. etw For Infnraiatloa on.I tn W"" yftJL Oldest bureau ror cur1n lunu tofwg lenr ilnt takta jut by utb) bjojx" ft'" the putlia by a notice elren tn orcbMW Itrn f Irenltllnn cf wr Kltia rr la t tjr.0. hnietUWlr lllalpt.i T !! Uth. 03tr September n. . W. Baxter Gcnerttl Agent. .t....i,i.MM Z A bromide, powdered, niihK?",,U,M mercur' )'ew oxide, Soulbbs. HK1 L'nillllllM nirr.i.f nl.1.l.l jcftc Gail Borden cagie Brands s Infant CaaJ t ?mI Hi 1 85? A.fta; j X ". Y. Cofldeased Mm, n i uiAwrr . .. Under shir, 5 ocents Svir .. .....5 io locents SSaCfc..".-; 3n,s Silk handkerchiefs V: .;.:.V.V V.V.V3 cent Sheets and nilim .11. V. . !!3.ce? nd other work in protio-J,.""? P" UOlen' Flannels and other work m telhgently washed by hand, Col, J, Olmsted Prop, Miss Hun's School Ot'ENKl) IN QUANNINa IT a r.r u ' S!S-3ycarsuA branrh fA-i. i .. ,v, u7i r "cacrpupua taunht. desired ioclud bIm.i W .. "u:" V ''" " r- dividual nf, T "",WOIK ne on the n vinlt,. '". "fcW ch child is ad. term, fln,r'u.'&. ?. " ?" capacity, For o. TwentieVhTM cEkeUs'tr P. Bal. XXWC-OOCCOi Weibfitcr's Iisterjatiiiional; The Ouo t?rear StmdarJ UBiioriO"i toxottcj lion, I). J "' jCut HT"Snt a Postal HrSptdmta ?"' 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