Daily Capital Journal,
V MOPBR BROTHBRSi
TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1800.
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DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND
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STEAMERS
Altona and RamonaM
LEAVE ;
DAILY.
Portland, 6i4S a- m
Salem, 714S m.
Independence, C130 a. tn.
SUNDAY.
9:00 a, m.
10115 a.m.
Gioo a m.
Quick time, regular service and cheap
....rates ...
M. P. BALDWIN.
Agent, Salem.
s tsfft s9s - - - ' ' m
0 So Cool Corsets
A good Horvlcoiiblo Hummer eoiwt.
I'rlce.Wccnttf.
Traveling Bags,
In fluPHtlontlier. fliiiiiiliR'iillotfiilor
with luiitliwllnliii, etc.
Sun Shades,
IIuvo luid a Krout salt) mi those
white Hllk (inert nt $1."0. A varloly (if
Htylufl iiiul prices In blade and colors.
Straw Hats,
All new styles, and prices cut to
close,
Bicycle Clothing,
Clilciiijn Molf supporting imnts. A
new thing. Seo tliom. (iiilf houc,
sweaters, cups, etc.
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
THE COUNTY TREASURY
Is Now Turned Over to the New In
cumbent. The county treasury of Marlon
county is now tn tho hands or Mr.
fleo. L. Hrown, tho Populist oillclal.
Hut no funds are In his hands,
Treasurer Mlnto gave Ticastircr
lrown tho Icey to tho outsldo door at
f:30 Monday night and this morning
gavo him the comblnutlon to tho
county vault.
Treasurer Hrown took possession
about 10 a. in., and Mr. Mltito retired,
but refused to turn over the county
funds nt that tlmo and had not done
so ut tho hour of going to press. Mr.
Hrown has received no funds from any
aourco, and two small warrants pre
sented were stamped.
KVIIUYONK IN 8ALKM MC0tH Oil tllO
dead level of bargain prices at II. M.
liranson & (Jo's big grocery house.
Tho best goods go for tho lowest cash
llgurcs In tho city. Drop In on them
frequently.
Havk A Bmoicu.WcII, If you do,
of course you want tbut comfort giv
ing Huleni iimdo cigar, in Corona.
Hot
Weather
Barga
ins,
Challlea 4c. and Cu. a vard.
Pine zephyr ginghams reduced from
16c. to 10c. 11 yard.
Kut I nes lOo. a yard and up.
llcautlftil Percales 7c.u yard and up.
Doniltios llncst In tho city lOo. a
yard and up.
Klilrt waists r0c. to $1.00 each.
Straw lints at reduced prices.
dents summer underwear f0c. to
$1.25 a suit.
Tan shoes for everybody.
Ladles vests Co. and up.
Suuiuior corsets, silk- mitts, chamois
gloves.
.Willis Bros, & Co,
Court and Liberty.
Tho Cash Dry Goods, Clothing and
Shoo Houso.
im ll.l .'-L.i-ll JU-B.-.U. L-l
Bayl
es
Champaign
Biscuits,
Champaign
Puffs,
Hand
Made .
w facers,
TJC
Soiincmami"sA
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2C Mountaineers I
Wc have a pood line of the low-priced
blanket! and comfort In durable qual
ities. In muslins, drill and ducks
suitable for tenti we can furnUh you
anything you desire.
Summer Goods, JC TC
All of our thin summer goods cut to
sell. Dimities, linen effects, lace ef
fects, fancy paruiols, capes, finn dress
goods, everything of the kind, cut mer
cilessly. T, HOLVERSON,
PERSONAL.
President Nawley went to Glad
stone this morning,
Landlord P. C. Gunning, of Turner,
was In the city today.
J. O. llozorth went to Portland
this morning on business.
It. N. Hoover, the saw mill man or
Detroit, returned homo today.
Carl Nloklln was a passenger to
Portland on the Salem local today.
Hal Pttlon loft today for Foley
springy, whore bit wl) sojourn font
short time.
Zodnc Hlggs, the MiK'cessfiil young
bicyclist, went to Portland tlilw
inornlng forn visit with mends.
Wm. Habcock went to Gladstone
Park tills morning where ho will at
tend the Chatauqua meeting.
Mr, W, H. Power, of tsalom, has
boon In the city the guest or ills son,
Mr. K- L, Power. Albany Democrat.
Tra Erb, tho very good-natured sash
and door mauurnctiirer, returiird to
day rrom a business trip to Portland,
Mr. and Mrs. David Simpson took
the train today for Yuqulint where
thoy will rusticate for several weeks.
Mhk Augusta Newton, and nephew
Prod Smith left this morning for
Seattle, Wash,, for it short ylst with
parents and friends.
Wm. Uounle, Hour packer at tho
Halcm (louring mills, has taken a
temporary position In the Oregon
City mills, while tho Salem mill is
undergoing ropali.
V, E. Shafer, the harness maker,
has accepted a position In a largo
Portland shop, and will hereafter
make his homo In that city,
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Ni:w Chikk Jubtick, There was a
change In tho chief Justiceship of tho
suprnmo court of Oregon Monday,
Ohlof Justlco Hcau relinquishing tho
title, which In turn, was bestowed
upon Associate .1 tistjeo Moore. Thcro
Is no change In tho personnel of tho
court. Justice Ilean, who has boon at
tho head of the court tho pust two
yonw, being re-elected to tho bench,
tiled his oath of olllco and became an
associate niembor, with Justice Vol
vcrtou. Chief Justlco Mooro will bo
at tho head of tho court for tho ensu
ing two years, when, by vlrtuo of tho
biennial rotation established, Asso
ciate .Justice Wolverton will becomo
chief Justice. Justlco Mooro Is tho
gentleman whoso niimo was used to
break tho Dolph cations In tho last
legislature.
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Notice to Republicans.
Tho Dally Statesman (gold stand
ard Republican) today contains 11 pago
of plates furnished free by the New
York Iloforiii club.
It contains two cartoons from tho
same source, lnono Cleveland, Car
lisle, Shormau and Morton are pulling
In tho samo loat.
That Is a truo picture of tho gold
standard crow, Republicans, how do
you like tho company you aro In,
Phoiiatk Court. In estate of Ed
ward Greouwuld, Insano, on ordor was
Issued by County Judge Terroll to
sell personal property, and II. Van
Wassouhovc, guardian, will sell the
samo.
Finding Tiikm. ICenworthy &
George are fully settled at 11X1 State
btreet.and their old patrons, us well
as scores or now ones, havo no troublo
In finding their good meals.
A WaukhouskFull.- Au Immense
stock of Mason fruit Jars, tops, rub
bers, etc. Enough to supply all
comers, ut Glllwrt & Patterson's.
Spring cltlokens Doty's
Market.
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Cure for Headache.
As a remedy for all forms of Headaches
Electric Hitters has proved to be the very
best. IteiTccts a permanent cure and the
modt dreaded habitual sick headache yeilds to
Its Influence. We urge all who are aflltcied to
promre a bottle, anlgtve this remedy a fair
trial. In cast of habitual constipation Elec
tric Bitters cures by giving thi needed tone
to Ihe bowels, and few case long resist the
use of this medicines, Try it once. Fifty
cents and fl.oo nt Fred A. Legg's Drug
store.
Choice f rlors-Doty's Market. 7 tf
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Having Hoc Cake Soap in
your kitchen or bath once
means always.
Coasters or
.
SOCIAL' HARMONICS.
Chronicle of Events and Individuals nt the
Capital City.
Mr, nnd Mrs. A. F Gilbert and chil
dren went to Portland this morning.
.Mrs. Geo. S. Downing returned
rrom Portland this evening on the
bout.
Mis. Crossan, mother or Ed Crossau
came rrom Keel, Neb., today to visit
her son.
Mrs. Sarah Glbion, or Aumsvlllc, Is
the guest or her son, D. W. Gibson, or
the city police force.
Mrs. F. A. Mooro went to Gladstone
Park this morning and will attend the
Chatauqua for several days.
Mrs. W. C. Kantner and two daugh
ters were passengers this morning on
tho Steamer Itutli for Oregon City.
Miss Virginia llryant, who has been
visiting her cousins, the Misses Sher
man, left this inornlng for Huttc,Mori-
tana.
Mr. rind Mrs. A. C. Lawrcnco went
to Portland this morning. Sir. Law
rence will return this .evening while,
Mrs. Lawrence will remain rora vlslo
with friends. j
Invitations are out for the marriage ,
of Carey F. Martin of tho secretary or 1
state's oillcc, and Miss Adda Da veil-1
port, daughter or T. W. Davenport, ,
The event Is to take place at Unity
oliurcli, Wednesday, July Jfitlj.
Sirs. Slnrgarot Martin, or Hoscburg, '
and Sirs. Dr. Page, of Oakland, re-1
turned with W. A. Taylor from his
trip to Southern Oregon and will
visited a few days at his residence nt
Maclcay. The partv returned to-day
to Hoscburg.
Sir. and Sirs. E. K. Hall returned .
yesterday from Fox Valley, where,
they attended tho celebration and
visited thoJr rrleud, C. D. Wilson and
tfitiit1i "P 1T tnllii icmim t.rmit.
stories, but It wouldn't do to give
hi... away In print, you know. They
report the celebration a happy success.
family party,
On tho glorious Fourth of July oc -
curred a pleasant reunion nt the homo
of Dr. Stone on Church street. It wns
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composed of tho
grand children
C. Shaw, and those present were Hon
and Mrs. T. C. Shaw, Mr. and Mrs. J.
C. Lewis, Dr. and Slis. Stone, Dr. and I
Sirs. 11. C. Epploy, or Sloiiniotith.
HOCIAL and husinksh,
Tho Y. P. S. C. H. of tho First
Presbyterian church held a shoit bus
iness meeting last evening in tlo
church parlors, where considerable
business was transacted. Sirs. Cal
kins tendered her resignation as pres
ident of the society giving 111 health
as a reason therefore. The resigna
tion was accepted with many regrets.
Sirs. Calkins has been most untiring
ill her labors with the society which
will feel Its loss ijulto keenly. Sir.
Prcscott was clouted to lill tho tuir
expired term of Mrs. Calkins. After
all business had been transacted a
general social time was had. Tho
banjo pbiylng and a recitation by
James Patton were greatly enjoyed.
Soveral games followed, all of which
were heartily participated in.
I. O. O. V, INSTALLATION.
Last evening tho various Odd Fol
lows lodges of Salem Installed ofllccrs
as follews:
Salem llebekah Lodge No. 1. Sirs.
Sllnulo Hobnail, N. G.; Sirs. SI. Ella
Gleen, V. G.j Sirs. Joslo Vass, roc.
sec; Sirs. Sarah Hiittou, tin. sec. The
appointed olllcers will bo Installed at
tho next regular meeting.
Choincketa Lodge J. N. Lewis, N.
G.; Wm, Selgmund, V. G.; T. II.
Reynolds, rec. see.; John G. Wright,
treasurer; T. O. Barker, 11. S. N. G.;
A.'Dllloy, L. S. N. G.; Isaao Conkliu,
U.S. V. G.j E. SI. Savage, L. S. V. O.;
E. G. White, warden; N. Poison, C;
I. W. Miller, O. G.; T. S. Hoy nobis, I.
G,;G.Stolner, U. S. S.
Ollvo Lodge-John Slolr, N. G.: C.
S. Hamilton, V. G.; A, A. Leo,
rec.
sec.; Oswald West, treasurer: A. Vass,
warden; W, S. Wntcrbiiry, C; A. O I
Condlt. It. S.G.; J. E. Howard, L.S.I
PorVe L S ! V t -A Ca son'l r -
1Lo)?g! YL G.Slukef ' l&
S.: J. 11. Dunlap, L. S. S.
Mrs. Olive S. England was tho In-
wil!!ln& VllKr for .t,,llJ Hobok'hs
while W.J. Culver acted In tliat cap-
aclty for Cliemeketa and Ollvo lmlges,
taking the olllcers through Jointly.
After tho work a little play was In -
dulged in, and a grand surprise supper
wus disposed or fi, approved rashlon
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Pair.
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BANNa
POWDER
(Most Perfect Made.
40 Yean tfat SUtdoL
JOURNAL "X" RAYS.
Directed Upon Persons and Things by the
Good Natured Man.
What has become of the Sound
Money Moses?
Will the sound
back no Moore?
money Moses come
Sprinkle the streets and trim the
lawns and hedges.
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Jim ICylc Is the rcdliot loyalest Mc-
Klnleyltc of Salem.
! Tho whole fare of the country wears
a Bland silver smile.
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! All tho political sliver talk of the
past has been Insincere.
Union and harmony Is the platform
or John Smith &Co. this year.
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Geo. P. Hughes or Salem is a man
wbo has courage back of his couvlc-
tlous.
Neither Lincoln nor lilalne would
be good enough gold men to bo He-
publicans today.
Both the Koseburg editors arc In
dicted by the grand Jury for criminal
libel. Salem next!
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ThcSalcin pie-counter crowd Is still
trying to yell. Hoys, wait till the
weather is cooler.
Jim Hlalne or Abe Lincoln would
not bo good llcpubllcans according to
the St. Louis platform.
Dr. J. N. Smith took a wise gourde
In espousing the course of Jonathan
Hourne, Hourne may be speaker.
T , , they can "say or
nob g , president he
wn uot Iwvo- tw np1H),lt,lieiIt ()f the
senate committees.
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! Lawyer Hough of Woodburn. made
tho best speech nt the Salem Hcpubll-
Thanks to the fact that he only
killed two girls In a church Durrant
Is unhung. Walling, who only killed
Pearl Hryan, is to hang.
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Or course, Jonathan Hourne will
subside and disappear, after theSaleni
bosses sit upon I1I111. He was good
enough to help them light Dolph last
session.
They will llud Johnathan Bournea
better organizer, a harder lighter and
n more useful man to the people out
side of the Republican machine of
Oiegon I han In It.
A stranger Inquired, who Is that
shortlegged man? Ho may be short
legged but he Is long-headed said tho
other. It was Old Tom Kiry that was
referred to.
SlcKlnloy's cousin is secretary or
the national campaign committee,
and with tho man Ilnnna, who paid
his debts In charge.lt Is quite a happy
family nlTalr.
The old committee on gold standard
enthusiasm, was promptly discharged
and one was appointed that Is ex
pected to supply the Juice, no matter
where they get It.
SherllT Wrightmau ovldently
thought, as did Sheriff Knight, that
there was no improvement on tho
present deputies posslblo nnd con
tinued tho old crew.
We suggest that T. T. Gecr. C. B.
! Sloores.Pror. Norrls.and Dr. Keeno lie
sent out to make a sehonl Imntn inm.
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p!Ugii against tho ritrraff, ragtag and
bobtail of Marlon county.
! Tl0 New York IIcraltl reluctantly
?IU that t.o rural districts of New
. ork nro drifting toward freo sllyer
nt such a rapid gait that nobody can
toll what tho result of the voting will
iu,tiii rnii h '"
,H) um mu
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; The Orcgonlan's opinion of Pennoy-
er lieforo nnd aHor election Is of a de-
,Ctiedly different material. See ycsler
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nays issue in which tho ex-governor is
declared perfect. Tho Dalles Times
Mountaineer.
Tho gold standard fellows wo hope
I m nut Kut oui warrants or arrest for
1 tho silver Republicans who uro clop
j lug In tho nrmsof Populists and Dom
,crats. They seem to prerer their
; embraces to thoso or Dolph, Simon,
! Harvey Scott and the rest of tho
Rabbis and Tories.
There Is no nnrrv In Oimmi.i ,..
1 jng to exchange tho gold standard for
the silver standard. Oregonlan.
I It Is not necessary. The British
.Tory god standard party has Just
j been retired from control of public
affairs, there,
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"Pennoyer Is going to give tlio peo
ple or Portland a business adiulnlstra-
I tlon." Journal.
I Wo remember when the Journal
I thought no good could come out or
Nazareth. Auiusvlllo Record.
j Pennoyer did not oppose jobbery In
our state affairs wlicn Governor as he
might have done. 'But we are ready to
adintt he had an awful hard crowd
around lilm and probably did the best
he could.
The gang areabusingevery man who
acts with the Union bimetallic con
ventions. Chas. Burggraf was a good
fellow until he signed that convention
call. Now a state house rodent vho
don't Impugn his motives Is not onto
his Job. Yet lie Is one or Salem's most
popular and brainy young men. But
because ho has a little more Indepen
dence and intelligence than appetite
ho Is not a good Republican. And no
other man Is 111 the eyes of the official
gang.
THE MARKETS
July 3. Wheat, cash
Chicago,
54jc,
July SS'i'
New Yoik, July 3. Silver, o6Jc; lead
3 3' VORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, July 3 Wheat valley, 510
32; Walla Walla, 53a54.
Flour Portland, 2.85; Uenton county,
2.SS5; graham, 2.30: superfine, $2.25 per bbl.
Oat? White, 2628c; grey, 2426;rolleJ,
in bags, S4.255.25, barrels, 4.so7.ooj
cases, 3.75.
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If' fii nl I riliHBiiimiIH hllimi i iii HKIII.I.II.-I.I..III-I-. in
"Battle Axe" tobacco 25c pound
"6 to 10" tobacco 20c plug,
Quality rnd Quantity 20c pound
Northwestern smoking tobacco 4 oz. 5c,
Everything else in proportion,
HftRRlTT &
P, 0 Grocery,
PotstocH,. Oregon, 4i4!c per sack.
Hay,, Cool, 8) psr trn.
Wool.. Valley. i(ma Eastern Oiecon.
S7c. . .
,MillstulU..lirnn, Si3.o((aii4.oo',liorti,Si;.
Poultry ('lilckeni, mixed, $23.oj; bnit
ers, Jl.5o3J ducks, 4s; Bsc. S"1!
turkeys, livo, I2C, dte.-sed, 153170.
Hidcx., green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under
60 lbs 4.c; sheep pelts, io7qc, ,
Hops, , Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to qual
ity. butler. .Oregon fancy creamery, 20(2)25;
fancy dairy, 20; fair to Reed, 15.
Cheese .Oregon full cream, 10,
Eggs. .Oregon, tic per doz.
l)eef..Topsleers, 3,oo3.25 per lb; fair
to good steers, 2V2 3.5c; cows, 2ji2c;
dressed beef, 4V;SC-
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.
San Francisco, July 3. Wheat, 950
Wool. Oregon, chmtc. 67ViOJ Inferior 4
(50, valley, 9(u)ioe
Hops (Quotable at Jfwc.
Polatoes 6oSoc per aek.
Oats-Milling, 1$2.
SAI.ESi MARKET.
Wheat,. 43c per Int., market firm.
Oats ,2c22c.
Hay .Haled, cheat, ', 2 ir timothy,
7.00,
Flour.. In wholesale tuts, 5 o'j; retail,
3.20; bran, bulk 11.00; Kicked, 12,00;
khorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, n.oc
12,00.
Poultry., Spring chickens, 100 lb,
VeaL.Dtcssed, 3
Hogs.. Dressed, 3.
Live Cattle,, i2yl
Sheet,,. Live, 1.25.
Wool.. Debt, 12UC.
Hop..I!est,45c.
ECS.. Cash. toe.
butter.. best dairy, 3c; fancy cruameiy
10c.
Cheese t i2Vc.
Farm Smoked Meats,llacti, 7c; luius
90; shoulders, 50
Potatoes.. 35c per bu
Ministers Should Use
' Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
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THERE 13 NO PROFESSION, wboso
labors sosovcroly tax tho not vous sys
tem, iu that of the mlnUtry. Tlwdo
ransoruoat of tho norvo cuntera of tho brain
by over work iroquoutly brlnji on uttacks
of boart trouble, nnd uorvous prostration.
Rov. J. IV Roster, M. D., Pastor U. B.
church. London Mills, Ills., himself a physt
clan, wrltos rob.:a,i8J5: "Ueart affection
and nervous prostration had bocomo so
sorlous last fall that a llttlo over work lu
tho pulpit would bo coaiplutoly prostrato mo
Dr. MlleS' lhat U twm certain I
!,, umst relinquish tbo work
neart LUre ' the ministry entirely.
Tpctmvc He,'l Pa'P"atlou beenmo
XMdlUICa so bad that my auditors
Heal th would asU wo k i aw not
" '"' havo heart aisoaso. Last
rovcmbcr I commenced taking Dr. Miles'
row Heart Cure alternately with Dr. Miles'
Nervine and derive.! tho greatest possible
benoflu I havo Jut closed revival work of
10 weoks. preaching nearly ovory night and
"? tbo Sabbath. I can spwk for hour,
without suffering as I formerly aid. Hard
working ministers should keep Dr. Miles'
grand remedies on hand."
vstbotUo will benefit or ronuer rotuudod.
Clearance and Remnant Safe!
Commences today and for 30
days everything in the house
reduced.
REMNANTS!
Regardless of cost,
During the sale our elegant line of wa.1.
silks at 21c,
ds&g
257 Commercial st.
LAWRENCE,
JOHN HUGHES,
Dcalc. 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.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
LOST between Reform School nnd Salem,
on June 29, and old valise, containing one
nice black dress, one green dress skirt, shirt
waist, underwear, toilet articles, C. E, books,
bible and Excelsior diary, with nrme of Rilla
M'Culloch in the same. Finder will pleaic
communicate with Rilla McCullocli.llalUton,
Or., nnd a liberal reward will be given. 6 31
V()l llV.N'V.Ulrru (,,r.,l. 1,,1 ,nn, nn.l.
and bed-room adjoining. Apply at 328 FVont
stieeu 0 31
GET the auihoriiee silver badge, endorsed by
the leading silver men. The original souven
ler; sample 25c AgcntH wanted. National
Suyply Co., 612 California building, Denver.
Colo. 3t
A CHANCirTO MAkli ' MONliY-Actlve
agents, both men and women, aro wanted to
sell the nsw dish washer. Ihquire of N, W.
Oairetson.at the bridge on Eighteenth st.
Salem, Or. 6 0t
HERE'S YOUR ITIIANClJ. A proprietor
wants to trade a good weekly newspaper office
n good town for unincumbered Improved Sa.
lem property. No opposition. Good rca.
sons. Information at this office. 6 IS tf
FoR SALE Uriving marc for sale at a bar
gain; wciaht about nCoj good traveler, In
piiie of Wm. Drown & Co. 30 tf
FOR SALli At a llnrgain. Fine residence
and corner lot, near city hall. For further
parlculars inquire at this office. 6-U3 tl
VELlj-"Dug, drove, Iwred and rtpaiied.
Address A. Dan, South Salem. 18 tf
J I AY FOR SALE I will commence to de
livrr hay alwut the 20th to any persons want
ing a fine quality of mixed hay, consisting of
clover, blue grass, orchard crass, nnd other
grass. Later on I will have timothy nnd
cheat Leave orders at John Hughes' store,
01 witii xi &. 1 homos, or let me know by
postal card, Salam. Geo. E. Allen. 7 is im
FUR SALE OR HENIV-40 acres land 5
miles out. Partly improved, wood and
pasture, good house, large bam, 2 acres
benring orchard.lot of small frult.good water.
Wood stumpage can be had. Box 145, Salem
HOME UOARD.--Good table board, with
home cooking, served in family style, only
12 a week. 105 Commercial street. 6.12.1m
CARPET FAFEK-Large lot ol heavy
b.rown wrapping paper for sale cheap. Just
the thing for putting under carpets. Cnfl at
Journal office.
PAS'l URli First class pasture for horses
or cattle Just south of Morningside. Si.iu
a month. Rest grass and water. Inquire at
Journal office. 681 mo.
PUllLlC MEN, POLITCIANS AND llUS
mess houses can obtain all newspaper infor
mation from the press of tho state, coast and
co.u,?lr 1r.onhe 1'fess Clipping Bureau.
Allen's) Union Block, Portland. ia.2otf
X'Al'xiRS. Portland, Sacramento, Seattle,
x acoma and San Francisco papers on sale al
Miller's Postoffice block
SALEM
WAGON & REPAIR SHOP
I am prepared Jto do all kinds of work In
wood and iron. Repairing machinery of
any kind or making and repairing stone cut
ters, tools nnd edged tools of any kind made
nud repaired; wagons nnd buggies repaired,'
and new ones made to order, llorsesheeinp:
the best that can be done in town-lund
made shoes. Pistes and running shoes care
fully attended to. Csll at my stand, at loo
Chemeketa street, back or New York Racket
store.
It. T. HERSCHBACU.
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P. O.NEWSSTAND.-Local SuWota
Agency for all newspapers and 3
Fine atock of clga.g ancf confcctlonervf F ff
Miller. Prop. I 14 tf '
FOR SALltl. -One house ai,d two lon.iT
uato.1 In Wheatland. Yamhill eC Vu
set in good fruit. For sale at a bargain. Tw
property s that kn.wn as the foStliil
hotel. Price $150, Address, A, care Jou,.
. 4 1 If '
C H. MACK
- DENTIST..
Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, oU Wlme
Corner, balem, Or. Parties desiring suptnor
operations at moderate fees in any branch ire
in cspeciul request.
Peter G, Norgren,
(Formerly with P. J. Larsen & Co.)
Carriage and wagon shop, 320 Comoertul
street . Bring on yoar work, old or new, inj
have it done with a guarantee of satisfaction.
6 26 d.tw tf
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meets all mall and passenger trains. Bag
gage and express to nil pans of the dtj.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70
IAMES IUDER
Capital Transfer Co,
HARRY TOWN, PROP.
Express, baggage and all kinds ct work
done promptly. Leave orders st Patten's
storo. I
MONEYT9L0AN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. 1-oans
considered without delay.
HAMILTON & MOIit
Bush Bank bulldinS.
MONEY TO LOANI
On city or farm property.
Over Bush's Bank,
T. K. FORDJ
F. VAN DER I1AAN,
Carpenter, Builder anJ Jobber.
481 Winter street.
tgpHard times prices always.
C. H. LANE,
W t
jnCJwnjrclil st, Sil-n )f
igSuits $15 upwards. Pant upwiJJ
C. M. Bpplby,
1 f
formerlyofClark&Lppley.ln9
prepared to serve the publ c wi
everything first class in his lme,
Simpson Bros, old stand.
- THE ELECTRIC Uliuwni.
J. H. HAAS,
watviimaKER AND JEWLLER'
Makes a sp-ialty of 6" "PSfktS ,1
Thomas clockv. etc., 2IS towMWT. '
WHAT IS SAID.
HOME RESTAURANT !
SALEM WATER CO.
Complaints at the 0. wttrra
There will be no ""JS fit-,
. t-mnnrarv a05' .v. ffi.
city unless notice hW will otijU
TTrfter water for Irrie"'0" ., sw
....,..-- - . -nnsnmjn r j(
walks, brick work ana P1"",,, , M "
ead "under building PfJi
icjiqdule of rates for i!93. ri"
fAnnv -
" "r
Mftnnrm
YftlM&l
a Lin
furnis&ca to rctu Twrsctert Z ,
for domestic purpose. "53" -rnito
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