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Newspaper Page Text- T Hftjfll WP" J Daily Capital Journal BY HOnEI BROTHBRS, MONDAY, JUNE 22, 1800. - . .. " " Handspun, -u t v . Tlio ideal w.iiti fabric. We place on talc a large asortrnent at regular whole sale price, and advise carl iclectloni. 15c per yard. Indigo Prints, A. Ti, 3000 yardt of blue calico, iucIi as you iiave paid ui 7C per yard for, we place on tale special at 5c ptr yard, Belts, Belt Ribbon, Etc, TC X We show a dainty gilt belt and buckle at ec: alto leather, snancled, linen, etc. Kxpcct more while kid ones this week. Sun Shades, C C TC PERSONAL. Tho. SI ins went to .Portland afternoon. ifr. Woodln went toChemawa morning. Kcv. V. S. Ktiitfht returned today from EiiKcnc, Tlios. Kay went to Waterloo on tlie this SQ3IAL HARMONICS, tills Chronicle of Events and Individuals at the I Cnmtnl Cltv. Mrs. E. II. Jackson and son spent tlie day with Portland friends. Miss Ltiella Carey went to Solo on the mornlilK train fornHiort visit. Mrs. C. Mcrrltt went to East Port land today, where she will vNIt with relit lives. Misses Cnmlllc and Lillian Dosch, of Portland, arc the irui-sts of the I MIbscs Mctschnn on Stale street. for . Mr. and Mrs. Archie White left this Let The Whole World Know The Good Dr.Miles' Heart Cure Does this " v The white tilk, white sticks, palem frame ihadetat SI 'o area great value. Same with deep tlllc ruflle f 2. J, J, Dalrymple Co, morning local. Secretary Klncald returned aflcrnoon from Eugene. A A. Jcssup is home from a short visit with Eugene friends. F. (. Davis left this moniliiL' Albany nnd Sotithehi Oregon points, 'afternoon for their home nt Pullman, S.M. Stock, the dry-goods merchant, I Wash., after a vMt at the parental wua a Portland business visitor today. ' home of Mr. and Mrs. A. White. II. J. Ottcnliclmler, the hopbuyer,' Miss Edith Smick, of Albany, und had business In Auroru this morning Miss Mnggle Mitchell, of Buenn T.mvlnKml,.!- nr1 1,,n UUtt,n min.n Vistll, arc in tile City tO attend COttl- down from Albany, on their wheels "lenccnient exercises. They are the today, guests of Miss Lucia Cochran. 3enCookof the Oregon Land com-' S. Farrar, accompanied by his sls njuv. transuded bimliicwM In the mu- tcr, Miss Lizzie Earr.tr, went to Port- troiiollK today. , land this morning on business. V.jiiflLLHPmN H1 TO KH STUAWllKHlMKfl. T ll t fruit raisers in the vicinity of the Garden road, northeast of Salem, arc preparing to ship n carload of straw berries to Lincoln. Neb. The car will probably not leave Salem before the last of the week. The bcrriuH rclnl' nl Omaha at 'l.r0 tier ciuti'. Tin Salem fruit raisers will realize at least SI pur crate and probably more, out of which the freight has to be paid. This Is ti commendable enter prise and should be encouraged as it will bo a valuable way of advert llng our state. In Mahion County A number of the signers to the call for thu union bimetallic mass convention at Salem Friday, Juno t!0th, met this morning and appointed a temporary county executive commllteu composed of three Republicans, two Populists and two Democrats to make arrangements for the convention and Invite promi nent speakers from Portland, Albany, McMlnnvlllo and other places. Tlio place for tlio convention has not yet been decided upon, but the armory 0111 bo secured. Uouojita Dio Stock. Ed S. Lam port, tlio harness manufacturer, on Saturday, bought out tlio M. Ueanicr harness stock at auction sale and it lias been added to Ills largo establish ment at 280 Commercial strcot. This $3000 stock will bo put on tlio market nt half price and for a tlmo every thing in thu harness lino will go cheap. Mr. Lamport lias tlio biggest stock in tlio Wlllauictto valley, and Is going to glvo tlio farmers and all the benefit of it. i 1 "Salkm Locals" Dkfateo. Tho game of baseball Saturday between tlio Salem locals and Albany boys nt tho latter city, resulted in favor of tlio Albany team, score 23 to 8. Tho finlem team's dofeat may boitttributcd to lack of practice. A DANOKitoufl Plack. Tho con demned brldgo on -North Cottage strcot is said to bo poorly protected ngatnst teams driving on, mid should bo boarded milllelciitly to prevent a team driving onto It In tho night. m 1 Housk .SiUAMNO. -Chas. Dego Is on trial before Judgo Edes this after noon as accessory In tho matter of tho stealing of soino horses from Jas. Neal of tho asylum forco,last fall. The Puuk Aktiolk. When you buy Ico cream you want to know what you get. Itomombor tho Now York ico cream at Strong's Is iimdo of Jersey cream from their own dairy. M. Kllngeratid little daughter, were passengers to Cauby (his imornlng, on thcltoscbtirg mall. .1. Head, traveling salesman for the Salem Woolen MIII, returned this afternoon from Albany. C. Van Patten, carpenter at the In dian training echool, spent Sunday with his family In this city. A. W. Liindcll and L. W. Akers, left tills morning via steamer Iluth, Tor their homes In Eastern Oregon. Thos. Kay, tho woolen mill rustler, returned .Sunday morning from a business trip to Albany nnd other up valley cities. Col. S. li. Ormsby of Argentl, was In the city today, en route to Jlosc burg, on duty as a trusteo of tho sol diers hohie. JTor. v.. M. Paryln returned to Albany this morning to closcjup his year's work as director Jor the Albany conservatory of music.. John Potter, the young gentleman, who was cruelly hooked by a cow last week, has so far recovered as to be able so return homo tomorrow. Kcv. John Parsons returned this morning from Woodburn. Tho rev erend gentleman attended camp meet ing at Olad Tidings Sunday. I). C. Sherman returned .from Port land this morning. Mrs. Sherman and daughtor Miss Stella, will remain In Portland for a few days, visiting friouds. Attorney I). C. Sherman, went to Portland, Sunday morning to attend tho funeral of a little nophow whoso death occurred Saturday, montlon of which wiih made In Saturday's JOUItNAL. Carl S. Nlckllu went to Kugcuo this morning. After a short visit with frlonds in that city, Mr. Nicklln will go to Southern Oregon, whoro he will spend tho suinmor, during which time: ho will do some survoylug. Kovs. Henry Rasmus and Wllmott Whltolleld, who delivered tho bacca laureato and University sermons, re spectively, at tho M. E. cnurch Bun- day, returned to Portland via steamor Ruth this morning. Miss Earrar will visit Portland friends be fore returning home. Itov. and Mrs. E. Mnurcr of tlio Seventeenth strcetEvangcllcal church, leave Wednesday morning, for the camp meeting at Jefferson, to bo absent ten days. Miss VIdii Maston came down from Albany Saturday afternoon and will lie the guest of Miss Edna Price dur ing commencement exercises of Wll Inmcttc university. Mrs. R. S. Jessup, Mrs. W.S. Dunnl way and tlio Misses Donahue, Davlcs and Morse, visited the reform school this morning. The three last named ladles aro teachers In tho Portland public schools. Tho recital at tho Unity church last evening by tho Albany conversatory qtmicttc, assisted by homo talent, was well attended. Each number was greatly appreciated, as was evident from tho generous applause that followed the rendering of each. Miss Marie Shlves camodown froin Hiioua Vista Sunday morulng.and will remain until after commencement exercises, being the guest of Miss Lucia Cochean. Miss Shlves was ac companied to Salem by her sister, Miss Darcllc, who returned homo on the afternoon boat. Miss Margaret J. Cospcr, who held tho position of principal, at tho Park school last year, but has 'accepted the position of Instructor of tho primary department of tho East school, for the ensuing year, visited with Port land friends today. I'LKASANT SUItl'IttSK. Last Saturday ovenlng about thirty of tho frlonds of Mr. and Mrs. M. II. Wallace tendered them a surprlso party. Tho party assembled at Mr. Irvln's on Church strcet.and marched 011 masse to tho residence of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace,ln East Salem. Dancing was Indulged In until 12 o'clock when supper waslservcd. Allnotimo Is re ported nnd tho occasion was even inoro enjoyable slnco tho surprlso was a big success. CART DISEASE, has its Tictlm at a disadvantage. Always taught tnat heart disease Is incurables, when tho symptoms become well defined, tho patient becomes alarmed and a nervous panic takes lilacs. But when a sure roinody is found and n euro offucted, aftor years of suffering there Is great rejoicing and dcslro to "lot tho wholo world know." Mrs. Laura Wlno tngor, of Selkirk, Kansas, writes; "1 dcslro to let tho wholo world knoT what Dr. Miles' Tr ATUpc' lbart Cure has dono for JJ1. i'lUCS mo For ten years I had Heart Cure pan in m' liearti short y- . ncs of breath, palpita te CStOfeS tlon, pain in my leftside. TTPllfVl oppressed feeling in my IlCaXlll. ., chsst, weak and hungry spoils, bad drerum, could not llo on cither side, was numb andsuutrcJ turrluly. 1 took Dr. Miles' Heart Curt) and bt-foro I finished tho second hot tlo I felt It i (rood effects, I fcol now that I nm f-illy ri'oovricd, and that Dr. Miles' Heart Ou ro saved my life." Dr. MIloV Heart Curo lisoldon cunr.intco that flint bottlo l'nirt or Money refuudod. tho best building mutorlal is tlio cheapest, and tho Salem Improve ment Co., Is tho place to got It. Sure to Win. The people recoRnlic nni appreciate real merit. That is why Hood's Siriaparilla hat the largest sales In the world' Merit in medicine meant the power to cure. Hood's Sauaparilla curei absolutely, permanently M..BAa i. I. ,1 n ... It. 1 ... t . vuici. ji i miuni true mooa runner, its scperlor merit it an ettablithed fart. . merit wint. Hood's mil are easy to take, e operate. Cure Indiceitfon, headache. easy to Hot Weather Ladles UndorvestH 5 conta and up. Metrs llalbrlggan undorwear 25 conta each and up. Straw IIut for ovcrybody. Tim shoes latest styles Summor Corsets, Silk mitts, Clmm olso Gloves, etc Flno Zephyr Glnghums 10 centn a yard. B cenw Raved on every yani. Finest Wash Goods and Shirt Waists in tho city. .Willis Bros. & Co, Court and Liberty. Clothing and! Tho Cash Dry Goods, Shoo Houj. Attention Republicans! Tlio Suloni Republican Club Is here by called to meet at the chili moms. over Cross' meat market, this evening nt 8 o'clock, to urrantN) for it grand demonstration, to take placo in tho near future, In ratification of tho nomination of McKlnloy and lloburt. It Is proposed to make this ratlllca tlon extensive In every detail, and a nm niionuauco or members this even ing Is urgently requested. Claud Gatoh, Geo. F. Rookhs, President. Secretary. Call for Warrants, County Tkbasuhk'h ) Okfick, Mauio.v County, j" Notlco Is hereby given that I have funds on hand to pay all wariauta Is sued, up to Aug. 1, IBM, and Interest on tho samo will stop from date of this notice. Jai Minto, County Treasurer. Dated Juno 11, IBM. 0 8d w 1IA8ICKT SOCIAL. M1lln T?TllVniill T AtllMUl iiiiki . Imolrnl social at -tho Falrvlew school house nboutl miles south of Salem Satur day evening. A number of young people from Salem attended tho social and report a lino time. Every basket sold, commanded a good price which was acceptable Inolthorgold orslher. Tho success of tho afTalr is duo largely toGcorgo and Miss Elllo Judson In whoso hands was placed tho manage ment of tho nffalr. Miss Lllllo Crawford Is In Salem for a fow days. A Juvenile base ball 11I110 of Salem camo upyesterdayby tcam.to play tho JuvenllS nlno of Albany. To meet tho requirements of the case an Albany 11I110 was formed nnd a game had 011 tho College grounds, resulting In a score of 24 to 8 dn favor of tho Albany Iboys.-Albany Herald, Juno 21. rofcree. Guy 0. Miller won tho 9.1 prize while Miss Lou Starrett secured second place thereby winning 82.50. After presenting the two prIzcs,Presl dent Hawlcy presented Miss Alice McFaddcn with n $1 piece which was commcndablo of that young lady's efforts to stand up the lontrcst, since she secured third place. CHILDREN'S DAY DXEKCISKS. The Presbyterian Sunday school gavo Its children's day exercises In the church last evening commencing at 0:30 o'clock. Tho exercises of the llttlo folks wcro quite entertaining. The song by four Chlncso boys was very good whllo tho solo by 0110 of the members of tho Chinese mission brought forth a deafening applause. The responsive reading by the class of Chluamon, numbering nearly twenty, was also a pleasing featuro of the exercises. All of tho exercises In which the Chinese participated, gave evidence or tho untiring and unselfish lnbors of those who aro endeavoring 10 iniqrprottno bible to those who are anxious to learn Its truths. SALEM PUBLIC SCHOOLS. Teachers, principals, and omccrs"'EleGted for 180G-07.' There has been a change lit princi pals in several of tho schools but no change in superintendent, as was ex pected by some. The following named persons will serve as superintendent, principals, teachers and Janitors or the Salem public schools for the year 1800-97, having been elected by tho board of directors at a special meeting Satur day night: Superintendent Geo. A. Peebles, re-elected. Principals East school, C.II. Joues; North A. J. Farland, re-elected; Lincoln J. O. Hall, re-elected; Park, Noah Welch; Central, A. W. Long. Teachers Tho following wero re elected: MlssM. Jano Morris, Miss Metta Davis, Miss Luclla Carey, Miss Helen Hlbbard, Miss S.Etta Lewis, Miss Emma Kramer, Miss Mattic Mc Nary, Miss Allcna Mellon, Mrs. Alice II. Dodd, Miss Maria F. D'Arcy, Mr. J. C. C. Lowls, Miss Marie Rockwell, Miss Carrie K. Rcntley, Miss Ella Pohlc, Mrs. A. J. Garland, Miss Emlle A. Henry, Miss Rose Moore, Miss M. L. Currln, Miss Carrie A. Bradshaw, Mrs. Mrya B. Nicholas, Special Sale Today and Tomorrow, SHIRT . . . -.waists! Now that the shirt waist season is in full ut,.. make larger reductions than at any previous uali. able every lady to have -one, Remember our waists a 1 best fitting and made garments to be had in the city, we will 50 asfn. ' VJJ pcl 257 Commercial st. Some Suits Bear the Stamp "Ready Made" In every outline? others only breathe a faint suspicion. It is not an easy job to rub it out entirely, You are getting close to success when you can deceive an expert. v " w v Those $10.00 - " V X Clay Worsteds for Instance, Black C H. MACK, - DBNTIST.- operations at moderate feet in any brK In especial request. " DEPOT EXPRESST G J. Johnson & son Meets all mall and passenger tralnt. iu. geand express to all nam fiv..L rompt service, Telephone No. 70- J' IAMES RADER Rage ii Capital Transfer Co, IIARKY TOWN, PROP. S. 8. PICNIC. Tho Presbyterians will give a Sun day school picnic tomorrow thereby giving the llttlo folks a day's outing. Arrangements navo been made for tho transportation or tho Sunday school scholars to a point below Lincoln with outanyexpensotothem. Tlio party will go down on tho Ha- mona tomorrow morning returning on uioAitonn in tho even nt!. A most. enjoyable time Is anticipated. Dr. F. II. Owynne's family will leavo on tho same boat for their now homo at Orcat Falls. Montana. This family will bo greatly missed In church circles as all wero actively engaged In the dllTeicnt Hues of church work. However our loss will bo Gicnt Fnlls gain. State and Liberty streets, Old People. Old peoplo who require medlclno to regulate the bowels and kidneys will Hud the truo remedy In Electric Bit ters, litis medicine does not stlmu ato and contains no whiskey norother Intoxicant imt, iut ni tmin ,..i auerai vc n acts mildly on tho stomach an-a bowels, nddlng strength and giving tono to tho organs, thereby aiding aturo in tlio iierrorinnnco of ...v t.iuvt.iuiia. j,iecnic initers is un uAtrvtii-iii, iippeuzor anu aitistiigestlon. Old People tlnd It Just exactly what they need. PricoROoaud $1 per bottle at Fred A . Loire's dnitr stnr... Legg's drug store. Lunch for EvetyhodyCC 2C2C The seaoi for picnic and summer outings is here, so is MMincmMui with Boned Chicken, Roart Beef, Potkd Ham. Murtarck, SJrimpc 'Minc4 Sea Clams, Owm& FWu Lunch Tongue, DerattdHam, Oyvitft, All ktafc W cracWr, dicetvcs and meats. JSonncmannfs 124 Court ttrect Boned Turkey, Rot Pork, Dried Beef, Pickles, Lobsters, Etc Etc. C Grocery, OltAnUATINO CLASS J'lONlC. Tho .members of tho graduating class of tho Academic department or Willamette University, gavo a plcnio last Saturday. Tho party chartered tho Allco A., which carried them to delightful plcnio grounds, near Inde pendence, where they spent tho day, returning to Salem in tho ovenlng, reaching homo nbout l o'clock. It was Indeed an enjoyable affair and thoso participating will over chorlsh a fond remembrance of the picnic. Among those going were: Misses Besslo, Uurkhart, Jessie Scttlemlre. Besslo". rmi .. 1 bueppard, Ida Harris, Kebecca Bald- aree, Ferno Bcntloy, Pearl Applegate, Margaret Lockloy and Slnrgurlto Burkhart, of Albany, Messrs. it. Oulss, It. W. Williams, P. L. Brown, Dillon Plamondnn, Jas. Shrives, A. F. Blttner ami S. P. Early, Rt'KUMKU MATCH. The siwlllng match at tho ulverslty chaiwl Saturday ovenlng was Intensely Interesting and was quite well at tended. Owing to a severe cold Prof. Sara N. Brown was unnblo tnnm. nouueo tho word but Prcsldcnt.naw. ley took her place. Mr. John Rey nolds gave tho best of satisfaction. In hit fair and impartial rulings as It's In Town. You'll lie surprised. on t ''yellow tho clothes." on't burn your hands. Nothing equals It. jjoiior iiian soap. Extra largo packages. Soap Foam Washing Pi So; llUOIIKS. ng Powder. John Branson & Co lead berries. for good straw Miss Carno Shumaker. New ones elected: Mrs. M. C. Matthloux, Mrs. Earl Itacc, Miss Daisy Loekley, Mis. J. 0. Hall, Miss Hope Gain, Mlbs Addle Hart, Miss MtwIeGeer. Janitors East school, W.W.lhooks, re-elected: North, A. T. Ollllam; Park, Jas. 11. Hatchelor; Lincoln, C. Bruce, re-elected; Central, Mrs. Sal mon. Mr. Jones, who will bo the East school principal next year, held a similar position at McMlnnvlllo tho past school year. A W. Long, elected to the prlnclpalshlp of tho Central school has taught at the North build ing for several years past. Miss Cos pcr has been principal of tho Park school for a ycaror more, but will take her old position in tho primary grade at tho hast school where she taught for several years previous to her trans fer to the Park building. Superintendent Peebles will make tho assignment of tho teachers some time during the present vacation sea son. As for the now Janitors Mr. Batch dor Is an ex-Justice of tho peaco of Salem; Mrs. Salmon, at tho Central, takes tho placo of Mrs. Mary Sheri dan, who has served tho district in that capacity for some tlmo past. T. O. Barker, who had been ap pointed to expert tho accounts of tho clerk, according to custom, re ported that ho had done so and found tliom to aggreo with tho countv troas- urer's receipts. Tho report was adopted and he was paid $2.50. Tho pay roll for Juno salaries of teacners and Janitors was submitted mm uruereo paid, amountlnu to S2.- 004 .CO. Stilllclent funds being on hand to take up somo of the district's nut. standing notes the clerk was In- Birucicti Eto ipay one of those held by Ladd & Bush. Tho rcslgnltions of Miss Clara B Frlnk, of tho Central school, nnd Miss It. T. Smith, of tho East school, wero read and accepted, and tho clerk was Instructed to nrenaro snit.ii.io testimonials for tho ladles, to bo pre sented to them by tho board. The superintendent, nrirwinni.. teachers and Janitors wero selected by l'illt uli1.. ... J jHN HUGHES, D2alcr in groceries, paints, oils, window glass varnishes, and the most complete stocc of brushes of all kinds in tlie state. Artists' materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of ;rass seeds, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Express, baggage done promptly. Le; storo. and all kinds cf wort ave orders at Puioft t: MONEYTQLOAN On farm land security. Spechl raies on larre loans. Lo; Bush considered without delay HAMILTON 4 MOW Hank bulldinfl. MONEY TO LOAN I WKLLS-'Dug, drove, Iwred and repaired. Address A. Dan, South Salem. 18 tf ilAV FOR SALE I will commence to dc livrr hay about the 20th to any persons want ing a fine quality oi mixed hav. consisting of clover, blue grass, orchard grass, and other grast. Later on I will have timothy and cheat Leave orders at Tohn Hunh' ttnre or with II S. Thomas, or let me know oy .. ...1 1 C-1 - r. . i iai tam, oaicm. UCO. 1. Alien. J 1$ lm SAWMILL 'l-'or sale or trade, a double mill On city or farm property. Over Bush'a Bank, T. K. FORD F. VAN DER BAAN, Carpenter, Builder and.Jobbsr. 481 Winter ttreet. tyllatd times prices always. and plainer, all in coed runnlne further particular! call at No. fifteenth and Ferry st.. Salem. order. For 40, corner 15 2w FARM TO TKAUI-A good faml to trad? in Kansas) for property In or about Salem. Address Wm. Ass!ienbrennor,Salem,Or.i3im HOME KOAKD.-v-fJood table board, with' home cooking, served in family style, only $2 a week. 105 Commercial street. 6.12.1m I'. O. NEWS STAND.-Local Subscription Agency for all newspapers and magazines, r inc atock oi cicam and confenlnnrrv P w Miller. Prop. , ,. ,f N C. H. LANE, 111 IMMTTtM 211 Commercial St., SilemOr Et7Suits $15 upwards. I'antsS upwandrwO run SALii. -One house and two lots, sit uaieti tn Wheatland. Yamhill connty. All I set in good fruit. For sale at a bargain. The lujicuy uiai Known as the Wheatland otel. Trice $Ho. Address. A. care four V . f -f WH4 4 a ti II any one who has been ncl TERSONAL- ,.'.. a by the use of Dr. Willlaras' Pink i-iiis win write to the Capital Tour rnnltfll Trmrnnl mey win receive information that will Salem mucn vaiue anu interest to them, s 8 lm d&w FOR SALli'lhree acres of land in Yew ., wiih goounouse ana barn, too fruit trees all rich garden land, for sab cheap. Apply to Lewis Pettyjohn. S8im TASTUKli-I-'irst class pasture for horses or cattle Just south of Momingsido. $1,110 Journal office. 681 mo. fUliLlcj MEN, I'OLl'lCIANS AND JiUsI C. M. Epplby, formerly of Clark & Eppley.is uor prepared to serve the public with everything first class In his line, t Simpson Bros, old stand. - THE ELECTRIC GROCERY, Awarded Highest HonorsWorld's Fair, Aletlal, Midwinter Pair. titlfft v' rw. wHyA '' I ballot, singly, and a principal to have .nmrKO or. UQ Central snlinnl ... elected as aliovo given. lilrectorCherrlnKton was appointed a conmilttec of ono to cxamlno the furnace of the East school. There was no reduction in salaries of principals and superintendent. ".wuB iu saiUries or teachers ft"1 eonsldontblo. Tho work of bojtrd gives general satlsfactson. iness houses can obtain all ..... tr mation from the press or the state, coast and CAU.?U.f.r,om,hc l're" Clipping Bureau. Allen's) Union Block. Portland. b ,2.20tf FOR taALlJ oit KKNl-'.n, 1. .: mii.. -... ---- v-" "'" " 5 ... uui. rarity improved, wood C"-ns . lw. '. RILEY BOARDING HOUSE The popular place 347 High street, h been reopened, and is prepared tc recent boarders and roomers at the most reisorawe rates. Nice suite of rooms on the peaM floor. Sunday dinner from 1 to 2, S1IENEFUUD& RAINS, Proprietors. bearing orchard.lot of small fruit.good water, ood Btumpage can be had. Box 145, Salem. and acres S:8tf was the ji&W. CREAM BAKING kMost FcrfiKt 5inl. 4oYtAntlMStMaWL ft-hea Eaby wM nck, wa her q Wwn ah. wm CW1J, ah, CrUJ tor CastorU. "KTien the became JUa, tho clung to CastorU. WWCWUren.ahotraTetheraCattorU Having Hoe Cake Soao ,'n ,- 1CQ or bath means always. once ii 4 nt hi 1 irticKa.-rortland, Sacramento, Seattle, laconia ftnd San Krancisco papers on sale a Miller's Postoffice block k X2CAT2CX 50 Gents ON THE DOLLAR, Ed, & Lamport ov Commercial st u . f aIn, Or., Has bought the Frank R Slt ier and the M. Beam.. t, stocks at forced saU c rwv worth ot goods will be disposed Sign of the White Horse. " HOME Restaurant. S, Richardson, Prop. Two doors north Hotel Willamette. H cooking and home made pies nd caul ' wsvs nn linnil. " J. HT HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWtLEB. Makes siv-Ulty of fine repilr Thorruu cloclu. etc.. au Commerclil Sae JM1LY LINE TO FORlwi"' STEAMERS) Altona and Ramooaf LEAVE DAILV. Portlaod, 6ms m Salem, TAS " Independence, 6:30 a. m. QDoa.m. 10:15 -'a' Cuick time, regiiaV Venice H rate ... . Ageot, tWe. ... rni ... wrw M. r. now",. IlklUUti'-i-J-i-. ' ryFREE DELIVERY. WOLZ & HIESCKE. Pr Deolars ia .11 kinds of frh tgg