Daily capital journal., July 16, 1896, Image 4

'v-
niii' in-jninr
a,
ss
Daily Capital Journal
DY HOPBH BROTHERS,
TIIUIISOAV, JULY 10,1890.
?
Ml I f ll f I
L'iJLWatilJ.!S?jjJM!l.tS
ft"52S22ttfei
i
VlfW
Choice
&
m s y s s as r y i
mil v t imc tyi rviuTi Awr '
STEAMERS !
Altona and Ramona f !
LEAVE
0A1LV.
Portland, 6:45 a m
Salem, 7145 a. in.
Independence, (i;Jo a.
SUNDAY.
goon, in.
10115 a.m.
6;oo a m.
fjflClfSftiMiTWiVi I
nisi
w
and
?uick time, regular acrvicc
....rates ...
M P. I1ALDWIN,
Aj,'cnt, Salem
uam. t.
tlieaii t
u
1t'''1
'w i W -W - tsVt fM wA
of any of (hose fancy
ribbons in our north
window, values up
to 50c 25c,
Mohair Glace,
Regular 75c, This
week 37 l2c,
Mohair Jacquard
Regular 50c, This
week 25c,
Mohairette,
Regular 20c,
12 l2c.
Now
"j wMpf
mmmrmmk
T. HolversoD.
The Perfect Waist!
A new line of Persian pat
terns, and new stripe effects,
just received,
, J, Dalrymple Co,
RIVER NEWa.
Tho Albany, having boon thor
oughly repaired, went up tho rlvor
yesterday and assisted In getting tho
Hoag olT the. Sant him bar. Sho rc
lurnod to Salem and left for Portland
at 7:.J0 mis morning whllo tho Hoag
steamed awijy Tor up river polntK....
Steamer Altonn went down tho river
this morning on Hohcdulo time with
her usunl coiuiilciiictit or Height and
passengers. . . .Steamer Oypsy caino
down rrom Corvnllls about 11 o'clock
this morning and transferred freight
and passengers to tho Elmore which
luftatoncofor Portland.
4 rioNio. Kariy this morning
Misses Ethel Hlgdoti. Edna Pohle.
Oracc Long and Hortha Kay, deft by
private conveyance for tho farm homo
of Miss Itoxy Thompson near Wlllard,
whoro thov spent tho day. They ex
pect to return homo this evening.
Hot Bargains
Ladle's cool undervesls-fo, 10c, 20c,
"tic, .Wo, noc.
Gent's balbrlggan underwear Per
BUlt50o, 81, $1.25.
Straw Hats-Prices all reduced to
close them out.
Dlinltles-20oncs now 15o, lfio ones
now 12jc, loo ones 7o.
lGo Zephyr Ginghams now loo,
ChallIcs4oaudfc.
Shirt Waists Mound up.
.Willis Bros, & Co,
mi r, ..... Court ami Liberty,
'lho CashJlDry (loods, Clothing and
Shoe Ilouso.
iRTUntll further notlco our store will
closo at 7 o'clock oyoulugs except Sut-
PERSONAL.
A. Towriscml is at Newport.
Henry Wcndcroth Is rusticating at
Newport.
Mrs. James Kje and baby iirent
NeA-port.
Pror. '.. M. 1'arvln bus gone to Al
fa my on business,
George II. Irwin went to Portland
tills moinlug on business.
Mrs. Long, or Salem, Is visiting
Mrs. Sarah Nusli or Halscy.
E. M. "Crolsan was a passenger to
Portland this afternoon.
Itov. John Parsons left this morn
ing for Newport and Toledo.
J. Earl Ludwlck lert today tor his
home near Llncoln.NebraHka.
Attorney-General Idleman returned
to Portland on tho artornoon train.
Mrs. .7. C. Hrown and son, Kenneth,
lert today ror an outing at Newport.
Mrs. Susan Lewlston, or Portland,
Is tho guest or Miss Minnie Anderson.
J. E. Jlakor, or the Goodalo lumber
yard, transacted business In Portland
today.
David Scott, Jr., returned last even
ing frnma fishing trip up theSan-tlam.
Stato Superintendent O. M. Jrwln
lert today ror Tho Dalles on school
business.
A. A. IJurlou, tho brick manufact
urer, made a business trip to Port
land today.
Mrs. Dr. I M. Urooks, or Sllvcrton,
went to Portland Wednesday ror a
visit with friends.
S. E. Catterlln rutusni'il t iwi..
land this morning after a visit with
relatives In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. I M. Steele left this
morning via steamer Elmore to Port
land, ror San Francisco.
Miss Lucy Gard, or Albany, Is ylsls
lug her cousin, Miss Zntllu Palmer, or
tho postolllco department.
Mrs. Jos. Scllwood went, to Port.
land todoy;to attend the stato grand
tougo or tno uogreo or honor.
Mr. and Mrs. Sol M. Stock lert to
day ror a month's vacation with
rrlonds and relatives In San Francisco.
L. Leath and son arrived In tho city
rrom Elllngham, 111., this morning
and will spend thosummer wlthSalem
rrionus.
Mrs. L. E. Lowls and daughter,
Connie, aro at Detroit, where the
llttlo girl hopes to gain Improved
health.
river bearing that tuitno Is "actually
alive with fish." An enjoyable trip
Is In anticipation.
Sirs. J. D. Oulss attended the Davenport-Martin
wedding yesterday
and returned to her jionic at Sllvcrton
this morning. While In Salem Mrs.
Gulss was the guest or Mrs. E. C.
Patton.
Itev. W. E.Copeland lert this morn
ing for Tncoma and other citleson the
Sound. The reverend gentleman will
also visit San Francisco before return
ing and will be absent from Salem
about two months.
Walter E. Kenucy, the young man
near Liberty who had the misfortune
homo time ago to break his thigh by a
stroke from a stump puller, was today
In the city, and will soon be able to
lay aside his crutches.
Jos. Albert went to Gladstone Park
this morning to attend tho graduat
ing exercises of tho Chautauqua class.
All members having llnished the
I Chautauqua course, embracing four
years, are presented with a diploma.
Mr. Albert will be thus honored.
Mrs. McGcorgc, of Monterey, Cal.,
who has spent the past winter at
Salem as a guest or Slierlir Knight
anti jjcn J-ostner's ramilles, left to
day for her home. She was ttccom-
....... I 1 1... 41 tiu .
imuu-u uy aiicriii Kiiigut and sou
Claude as rar as Portland.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman F. Hegner, or
Chicago, who ror tho past week have
been the guests or the Jouhnal edit
ors, who are Mrs. Hegncr's brothers,
lert this afternoon for Portland.
whence they leave tills evening via
tho Slusta limited ror 'Frisco.
Mrs. Win. Hrown has received word
rrom her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wer
ner Ureyman, who are making a tour
8TATE REFORM SCHOOL.
Quarterly Report of Superintendent Hen
dricks, Superintendent 11. J. Hendricks, or
tho state reform school, yesterday
submitted to the bjard of trustees his
report or the conduct or that Institu
tion ror the second quarter of the cur
rent year. It Is as rollews:
POPULATION.
We have 217 boys on the rolls, there
being at the close or the quarter, J une
30th, 123 in the school. We hnd at
the beginning or last quarter I2fl boys.
Received during the quarter 17, or
which 13 were by ilrst commitment
and four returned from parole.
. We paroled nineteen boys during
the quarter and one died, leaving us
on June 30th, as stated berorc, 123
boys. Henceforth the number out on
parole will continually grow propor
tionately larger than the number in
school. The paroled boys aro gener
ally doing well.
FINANCIAL.
We expended during the quarter
rrom tho general fund 81,000.07, and
from the Improvement fund 82,030.00.
There have been expended by the
penitentiary so far $1,392.20 of the up-
nronrlatlon of $.,000. The labor Is
being performed by convicts, using
Marlon county's lock crusher in mak
ing the toad material. Of the money
tints far expended some 8100 have
been applied upon countv roads run
ning through state lands, besides con
siders able labor contributed by the
different Institutions.
The expenditures from our two
funds were as follews:
OKNKUAL KXPKNAK8.
Hreadstuirs $ 470 fi7
Farm and garden 110 28
Incidentals 133 07
Salaries 1,575 00
Medical attendance 150 00
Clothing 175 5(1
FAVOR OV DEFENDANT.
Such Was Decision in Waenon -Town-send
Seduction Case.
At 4 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
before Recorder Edcs began the trial
or Arthur Townscnd charged with
.eduction, the complaining witness
being Maude Wttguon, or North Sa
lem. The court room Was cleared of
all persons except principals and wit
nesses In the case and members of the
press. Tho state was represented by
Acting Dlhtrk't Attorney J. II. Mc
Nnry, assisted by W. II. Holmes.
Tow use nd employed Win. Kaiser as
attorney. The principal witness for
tho state was the girl who was placed
upon ire stand ami inauu a suite
ment. Several letters wero also Intro
duced as evidence. At 0 o'clock an
adjournment was taken for supper
and at 7:30 court was again called
and tho counsel ror state and defend
ant began their arguments. At 10
o'clock Recorder Edcs announced ho
would take tho matter under advlso
ment until 10 a. in. today when ho
discharged the defendant. "Tho
evidence produced In the trial was
notsulllclcnt to Justify me in binding
the defendant over to tho grand Jury
at an additional expense to the county
over 8100," said Recorder Edcs.
Do Not ForleTtn!
ur vjfcmd
ran
Still Continues,
0
Bargains This Week in AH Lin
Hi 5ii ('ijisi, ,., . ,
,,HlMiHoAn;''r.iw
ies,
See our 5c Scrims. See our I'm
I'uiiiiiMK mcaciied, zk. l
lUe. Full line of Ltniim
So. Shirt waists at cost to lw "f,llur Dltni' 1 2
HllkHnt 81-5, Hitrgalns In tfe- ? 815
1 rwlnrv. nrtni nu t. m..... . Minis, I!,iruii.,,
- "- -n-"" iiniunwiir
reduced.
"W'llH III
' iiS "53
257 Commercial st.
of Europe, that they are at present at
Mr. Urcyinan's old homo In Germany.
and that thoy will sail for homo Aug. Groceries' "!!!'. "!!!.!."..'! ! 771 8.1
jncyurc enjoying tno best of Meat and fish 37 5(1
Drugs 142 DO
Salary or board 187 50
10th
health.
Amos Strong and 13. Horcr, or Tun
Journal, lert today ror St. Louis, ns
delegates to the national Hlmotnlllc
convention held there July 22. They
Joined tho rest or tho delegates from
Oregon at Portland and will Join the
uiait and California delegates in a
body at Salt Lake Cltyi
Seth R. Hammer, tho socrotarv of
the Salem Mining Co., was a guest at
the Myrtlo Point hotel last week. Ho
went up to their claims on Sucker
creek, a tributary of Johnson's creek,
last Saturday. The coniimnv u
wealthy and expects to open up their
claim vigorously this summer. Al
ready our town lias felt the benellt of
their purchases. Truly our mining
Interests are attracting attention, and
tho indications arc that the Salmon
mountain and other woiks In that vi
cinity will bo examined by experts In
tho near futurc-CoouIllo Herald.
Do you want to keep cool or
not 1 If you do use lime juice,
only 30c per bottle, quart, or
what is the matter with some
of our fancy lemons at 25c( per
dozen, Pineapple at 10c per
can is pretty low, is it not 1 Yet
that is what we are selling at
Total $1,000 07
IMPItOVKMKNT FUND.
Rooks $ ill 8,-)
Farm supplies, etc 589 10
Furniture 101 10
Furnishing shops 10 00
Fiiguti vo account 51 2.1
Roads and fences 180 1)7
Repairs and painting 833 03
Industrial teachers 1,052 00
Total
DIED.
mll,?'4,M luo 1s"'io asylum,
Tuesday, July 14. 18!)(l, Mrs. Catheri
Inc Irvlno, aged 58 years, or apo
plexy. '
Mrs. Irvine was received at the nsv.
Iuiii last October rrom Tho Dalles to
which placo tho remains wero shinned
on tho artornoon local ror burial.
Epwoktii Lkaqui: Social. -The
Epworth League Society or tho Leslie
Methodist church, or South Salem,
Kiituiitiuiigiunii social at tho resi
dence of Mr. Judson last evening.
Games, music, etc., woro enjoyed the
early part of tho evening followed by
reiresiiments. A few hoodlums
caused considerable disturbance
pelting tho house with rocks, etc.
by
Shipment !
Schilling's Best Java,
Schilling's Best Mocha.
Schilling's Best Sterling Blend J
cacn uvc best ol its kind in the
world, lust what -.,.. ,-..,!
Miss Daisy McNary, bookkeeper or
tho Salem Water Co., today started
rorSan Francisco via tho limited tonight.
Miss Vincent and MIksSuo Vincent,
who liavo been visiting at tho homo or
Hoy. W. 1-3. Copchtnd. lert this mnm.
lug ror San Francisco, via the Elmore
to Portland.
airs. iJr. .John Welch and daughter
Annie, or Portland, who attended tho
i-mvonport- Martin nuptials yester
day, returned lioiiio.thls morning.
Miss Clara II. Frlukand Miss Car
rie C. Royal lert today for Sail Fran
cisco, Miss Frlnk to go to Ventura to
take a school. Miss Royal returns lu '
two weeks.
Earnest Wilson loft today for Sun
Francisco. After a short visit with
..onus mora ho will go to Palo Alto, I iiSm 'ph
Wheru ho nxi,i.i ......... u .., 1 w"U.h,
it . T " wiiiiii omnium 1
University this fall.
Mrs
STATE HOUSE NEWS.
W. F. lliiler was received at tho In
sano asylum today from Grant county.
Tho man Is a Gorman, :t yoars of ago
huh ia Biiiionug rrom a second attack.
H. D. Stewart, or Forest Grove, and
A. W. Wlthcroll, of Portland, woro
commissioned notaries public today.
QKvkuy .Man's Oiukct Nowadays
Is to get the best and most, fnrti.n
least money. In tho urocorv lin n.ic
iiujwus secured by buying of . M
Hranson&Co. every time.
r 1 - - ism
It's In Town.
You'H bo surprised.
W on t "yellow tho clothes."
vjon'tburn your hands.
fuming equals it.
$2,iir no
punisumi:nts.
During the quarter wo had
cases or corporal punishment. Wo
have had no cases or solitary conllne
tuent ror two years or more.
thk omcints.
The various olllcersor the Institu
tion nre performing their duties and
conducting their different deparments
In a satisfactory manner.
The lower m-IiooI grades have not
been given any vacation at all this
year. The ether boys tun now spend
ing tho whole day helping with the
crowding farm work, chopping wood,
etc. Prof. Robb, principal of the
scuoois uas a rorco of boys helping
prepiro tho winter's wood, in tlio tluil
her.
KLKCTKIU LKlHTINa.
I wish to again call attention to the
danger rrom llro by reason of burning
some sixty coal oil lamps In our build
ings. Knowing tho Irresponsible
character or many or ourcharges, who
must bo depended upon largely to at-
111111 lu u'uir lamps, moy are a source
or continual dread.
von PAitOLi:.
I respectfully ask for authority to
parole, so soon ns suitable places can
be round ror them: Win. Huntley,
Adrcn Chamberlain, Harold Town
kcnd, James Huntley, Perry Town-
M'llll,
MflRRI
1
,.,. "r:!J!f'3j,istbcthMlj
v ""'"" v '). says tlicIMwi...;I
o.iral'uriifM,f. 1 :?'..""
,-K'nor,l(,Zoe,outr;n g
sheepmen
kilted..
were not received. rurih.n.. .
It was a conrilct urr ti.
south Kc.ricMmi,, ..:::"
' "iiwuirr ,
rook rmintv i .. .
, " ' "' nic;i lh
.urn (IIIC Clt! ...
Tli partlcnUiB of the iu
yr
V I JW; las fT t'm Ml E
il Qt L!IWIU1V.L.
R O, Grocery,
A Nkw Cuuhch. The people of
East Salem who have been lVm I lied
with tho Central Charcl ,.r vo..ni I
tho past Tew years, aro taking Mops to
secure n lot and erect a tabernacle k ;
a permanent church fnnne. TIk, -twenty
Ipect to locato It somewhere o'iioof
Stato street In the neighborhood ot
of the electric car house, and the
Union Sunday school as well as t he
church organization" will use it tor
service.
Condensed Testimony.
Chas. 1), I loo J, liroker auj Manufacturer 'x
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, certifies lint U
King's New Discovery has no equal an a
Cough remady. J. D. Hrown, Prop of .St.
James Hotel. Ft. Wnyue, Ind., tcstsfles that
he was cured of a Cough of two years stand
ne, caueed by la Grippe, by Dr. Klnc's New
Discovery. I). F. Merrill, UaldwFnivillc.
Mass . S3VS that he has used anil rrrrnmi-mli.l
it and never knew it to fail and would rather
natc It than any doctor, because it alway
cures. Mr Hemming, 222 E. 25th St.,
Chicago, always keeps it at hrnd and has no
fear of Croup, because it instantly relieves.
Lrcc Trial HottlM at Fred ,. Legg's Drug
Store
BIDS FOR WOOD.
Scaled bids for furnishing wood for
the court hnuso will bo received at
( tin filllff. of I.lio cnnnr.v i.lnrk1 tiiit.1l 9
o'clock p.m. on the (5th day of August,
A. D., 1800, as follews: For 70 cords
of polo oak.and 20 cords of good, clear,
largo body llr.
lllds, however, will not bo received
from ono party or linn for more than
from II vo to (If teen cords of nolo oak.
or for more than iiye cords of lnrgo
llr.
By order of the county court of
Marlqn county, Oregon.
Dated atSSale"!)!, Oregon, this 10th
day or July, 1800.
L. V. Eiilijn,
7-10 dot w3t. Clerk.
Tan New Youic
laigo line or useful articles always on
hand nt prices that defy competition
wan and see. They will giro you a
good percent on all lines. Every r0c
saved now is worth looking after.
2d-lw
Notice.
In pursuance or tho requirements
or tho law approved February 25, 1880,
notlcols horeby given that tho follow
ing list of county warrants Issued
seven years prior to July 1, 1800, have
not been presented for payment and
those enclosed In parenthesis having
been uncalled for and still remaining
In my hand and custody, and unless
so presented for payment at tho otllco
01 inc county treasurer, or Marlon
f.ftlinttr riMirtn .... im lAsv.. A ......
Racicct llasa'20, 1800, said warrants will bo can-
celled and payment therein will bo
refused, all in accordance with tho re
qulrements of said law.
1888S$0.70Iltal A,1vont,,ro Co" Jxl
0120, S.W. Morgan, July, 1888, $8.40.
7271, Wilson D. McNnry, December,
bOUtll Efirkcmililrr i.,l. ""
I scngcr brings the news tbt it..
sameshcpniniin i, , i..j ., .
,i ",.': r:l,Tineifv
..j...,oiuiiB uesiroyed over ul
utci.u wecKsago,
It Is reported tlmfalienl ctnJ
"v,c a-ii iiuriii o' i.iiarj's pfit
CorvalJIs, quite rcccntlv. Thu 1.,
thing quite unusual, as elt m. v
lug very scarce hi.tlie United!
wiL-Kuu, iwrimqs, iiasasmanjeiti
iioiiio anunais in iier forrcstm
otlinr stntn.
A lire accidentia stirtcd.(mmJ,.J
ucsiiroyeu ono hundred cordi 1.
wood on tho farm ofCliaSmltbu
nines west of CorvallU.
Nearly 30,000 noun U of ui
Enterprise for the Elgin market 1M
uusoay.
bOMK Tapfy.-AI Central ftid
Tuesday evening the joumr 1
had a very enjoyable time. OruM
J. L. llcmiett Hindu the snretU b
them, and it mibt lure botntc
good for they absorbed about ttrtti
pounds of It.
Solid CoMFouT.-Keanortbj
George's restaurant and lancli co
tcr, is one of tho coolest places I01W
city, iscst meals lur I nc nvi
always.
Chicago,
July 55-
THE MARKED
July 16 -When, cuijtl
Down go the prices 011
Krausso Pros.
tan slides at
lltf
Hotter than soap.
Lxtra largo packages.
Soap Foam Washing p,
ashing Powrter.-JoiiN
New Cash Deal.
John Harnhart. of Corvniiu I Cash Is the macrlu wnni u-i,nii.n. 1.
who has lwen a guest of I, C. Sutton, refo'8 t0 RoW or silver, and tho Plo-
mw Ikini iwo weeks left for Imnift vt. "rar grocery or Salem imtivi..., i V ""
tcrday. Sho was acoomiwinled l.v I'uMlo tho bcnetlt or what it win ,i bae'!sl,u
" " T. . ----wi.T t 111) init n.v 1
m customer allowed to leave tho ilT ' .
Think It Over.
Have you ever beard of a medicine with
such a record of cures as Hood's Sarsaparilla?
Don't you know that Hood's Sariapatilla
the One True lhood P.ulfier, ha, pr"?d om
and oter ag.un, that It has power to cure
mn alter all other remedies fail? If yoa
nave impure blood you may take Hood'
Sarsaparilla with the utmost confidence that
It will do you good.
""" i mw aigestion. 25 cents.
NOTICK TO PlJOI'KItTY Ow.NKItS.-
Aotlng under Instructions from the
city council I am required to see that
tho streets and alloys or tho city bo
cleared or all, rubbish and reruso by
tho abutting property owners. Prop-
.ij um.urs urn uiko notice lllld Clean
up the streets. In tho event that the
luupcny owners rail to so clean up
M'n!;J';et8"l",,,llloi'.sI nM Instructed
to perform such work and charco tho
same . to tt.em. A. C. DiS? t,,e
'-11 ot City Marshal.
irX.L..8"rE!.se!!.,wl,c ;" try
. .wW .tiu 471 tn. 111111 mil vn iiiui i,i.i
Ivm, en...... y.'.' " ","'" ." " llll
Ijtt uwuiiui. it is
process.
mado by
patented
Jitf
Climax Plug, at 30 coufs a plug, Is a
bonjna. Try it at Gl.bret & Pat.
ii-oi
'
liiedealer who says, i havo nn
fcfflfi iffi?rK2R A.v actua-l
Hoc Cako con ah s , ot '" ?":
nor worthless tilling.
alkali
Miss Daisy Sutton.
, l
, Sav
iiuiiic inn hum r.. k . . ...
for camping or (he homcthe ' oU.er toutor '
bst' ' Mrs. Dr. MoAllster Is lying tlaiiKcr-
ousiy ui at tno rauilly rosldenco lu
this city. Dr. S. R. Jessup, 0f Salem,
arrived hero last night as consulting
physician In thoease.-KugciioOuhrd.
1 Mr. and Mrs. E. C Patton aro plau-
Grandma Presley, who has been llv- eff ouu V t'Sire'0 &&r
Inif with her daughter, Mrs. Ellen Callaud test tho cut priced C
savage tho past seven years, started ,a'tr jn G. Wiuout.
your
with
"good
HIRES
X
Sonnemann's, C
Our stock of tan
I olosod out before tho
, ingforuthreo weeks mitimr 1.. ti. vour Iritrhcn k,u iw Inuigso llrQs.
.k.suik w.. 2 ai; .:. ;;". r"""."". u . w W1" oce,
JPF rX7 'p"' "i
Drink
healths" Rootbecr-itself.
r- 11
Having Hoc Cake Soao
-it's good health
Cool Eveninu Himiiroo f
slness men can now bo so,
the cool ovenniL' nir. win...
fragrant cigar. La Coronn.tiiA !,....
mado Havanna, Is the ftivorlto of all.
binZr W'U..!"fl'
w ...vvhhj, t llUJ meup..
school housoon next Tuesday ovenlng
Several spcakors from Salem havo
been invited and will Iks present and
there will bo a good program.
in'
Isea country. Cook declares that tho means always.
shoes must bo
season Is over,
lltf
Choice frionDoty's Market. 7 tf
Stayton Hour-Branson & Co.
Awarded
HlRhcst Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Pair.
mis
CREAM
BAKING
mm
Most Perfect Made.
4oYentkeSttidrtd.
1688,
7401, W. H. Simpson, January, 1880,
7718. 15. 7'helps: January, 1880, $30.
7781, J. W. Thomas. Fnhrnnrc. 1fi!)
95. ,,----,
8.')40, D. W. Yoder, May, 1889, $2.7.').
(WAltKANTS UNOALI.r.D FOR.)
(8150, L.A. Vermech.Murch 18, 1889
N).40.)
A, W.H. Trulllnger, February 7,
VlBil, .(,l
(7539, Dil
28.70.)
, (0007, Oscar
1888. 81.)
(0547, L. I). Pitman, Octobers, 1883,
$1.)
dtmb A,,C0 A 0luefir' JIny ,3 1889'
,oio1(lH .Joh" A Mclntiro, August 8,
1 000, 82.)
(0358. Glltl Mlllor Rnntnnilmr 7 1RSS
i ' "I'""""" ., .WV,
vi.
loil38?'. Ile'ircttn LJtte, December 8
iuoo, OI.IO.I
(0120, H. P.
$1.70.)
.,(8222, E. N. Glrard, March 0, 1889,
W..UV.J
New Yuik, fuly 16 Silver, 6,
1 10.
PORTLAND MARKET.
Portland, July 6.-Whct nllfj.
52! Walla Walla, 5354.
I-'lourPortianJ, 2.8j, B txq.1
2.Kc; crrahim. 2.Cn: lutxrnn;. it J!PW I
OaiWhitr. l&oiliciintr.liitLM
in bags, $4.255.35, UrrtU, 45a?;!
cases, 3.75, I
Potatoes.. Oregon, 83ooc perwd I
Hnv rinrwl. Kfflo cer ton.
Wool.. Valley. 80Cj Kutern ft?l
ers,
Dan Hogors, January 11, 1889,
Itunnols, October 5,
YiWf
lIillstunj..Dran, Hyoo&UMf
Il. .)... I'l.Il.nn mi.ffl il.COlit, W
rs, $1.50 2.50; docks, 41?; ,&
turkeys, live, ioiic;aresiea, jjujt
Hides.. creen, saitea w .
60 lbs 44Kcj sheep pelu, lo7oc
Hops.TOre6on,ito 3c teeortof B
nu(ter..Oretron fancr creiatrr, 3?3
fancy dairy, 25; Wrto Rm. ?
Cheese .Oregon full crew, 10,
tcgs..urcgon, 11 t -i, bl
hcef. .Topsteers, 3-PS R J "I
to L-ood steers. 2y.iW,' 'J
Aimx&oiiMK
San Jteto .fcWlSiaS
Wool..Orecon. choice, &!. "
Holliday, July 0, 1888,
(8031. GniKW Plcnlinr tnr "l-l 1BQO
&1.70.)' '-"" ' ' '
(0555, John Flynn, Octobers, 1888,
M)
(0357, A. Ecler, Septembor 7, 1S88,
31.
iqK.' Pl,as- Cnufleld, September 10,
looo, $1.)
. (7843, Lowls
itsau, 81.50.)
Purtnian, Fobruary 8,
(7540. Will, nrmvtl Tiiminrull IfiSO
81.70.) . ,,M"" """
bir0?aXo.)UrtflnS,,aW,SeptCm"
1890atC(1 thls30th day of Juno, A. D.,
L. V. Ehlen,
Clerk.
Hops Quotable at t&y-
potatoes 4oyji)vJ'u"
OatsMilhnA.RKET
Wheat..43cP',u'n,,'rtE,
uats ,20($zc. A tt),i
Hay .Baled, cheat, 5WJ-5'. "
7Flour.In wboleule lo, 1 g
3,; 'Tan, bale IWJ, -,-,,1
shorts. nwsi""i m
,X,ltry..Hen,5c;Spri.i!'"
Veal.-Dressed, 3lA;
Hogs.. Dressed, 3
Live Cattle.. l)i&1'
Sheep. . Live, !.
Wooi..Bebt, IW.
irop..iiest,4Sc
&'C;v.o:;(-7
VUIICI , wv - 1
ICC.
Cheese .UV.C. .: ll
Farm Smok
WniltP,! A 11 llu tn !....., I...HITT
Cake will not make their hands red
'pi." colu,non P. Suvo tho wrappers.
-"-hoy nre worth a cent nplece. J 9 tf
FOR SALE-Gcntle family horse and good
fir .7 wAJTEl)-T5Tir.iriTf prime big
i, C.,0Ids of erub Mk ""1 ' ""la split
..Address, wht, price, JCJ'X, .caw this
mec' 14 tf
Cheese . I2iic. . .
Farm Smoked
mi l.rtn1rlrS. C.
PoUtoi..6ocPrbtt
uucklen'8 aib- --- w
The best Salve in fftW
Sores, jo l&OaM
and all i'U.S. ind PWTi
Urutses. Skin EP' u Pf
nn r nn nv reaulrea. i jt.
IjVererfecrMthgonX
Price 25 cents b- " r
LeCK
.... AHWV.
rPliom'S IllOrO ClOlui"-, - , -g
Kjr soap than t
iko"scapcont
11 nnt, iniure t
and notice the
.".MVflwejr.;'
Iaptnan-ee,,
uaKo-?,:; tinMt U- &tl
ln i'dlfferenceina-
John Hughes-