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BY HomER BROTHBRSi
SATURDAY,! J ULYJ8, 18WJ..
COUNTY REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Meeting of Marlon County Clubs for
Organization.
Pursuant to the following fall of
Mayor Gutcl), the llcnuulicans of
Marlon county met tills iiftcrnooii at
t lie Salem Itcpilblii-an club hull:
NOTICE A1TKNTION ItM'UHMOANS.
To the Ilopubllcan clubs of Marlon
County:-At llic request of n number
of prominent Hcpubllcans In different
parts or the county. I hereby cull n
meeting of the Marlon county Repub
lican clubs ut the ball of the Naleni
Itcpubllcan club July ih, ihim;, at i:w
p. in. for the liiirixisc or organizing
for the pri-MMit cauiialgn. 1 would
Htiggcrtt that luprvsentntlvcH to thin
meeting Ixs elected from each club aw
follews: One for the club and one for
each ten tiicmlierH thereof
I'l.At'DOATCM,
Vice-president Hcpubllcan League of
Urcgon.
The object of today's convention Is
to formulate a definite plan of work
for the Ilepublleniwof Marlon county
during the ensuing campaign, hicb
club will huforno a iiipiiiIht of the
county league tirui will have rupre
Kenlatlon In the M, or vlce-picd-dentu
FIRST VOTlillS' CLVII.
This youthful organization had its
neoond meeting last evening and a
membership of 81 mm repotted as fol
io w;
C. L. McNnry, Hen O. Olcott, A. A.
McN a ry, Murray Wade, Fred IJiiiih,
II. ll.Ollugcr, T. Mucll!iatipt,.r. II.
McCourt, Albert Marry, K O. Wor
ried, Urorgi' llradshaw, IS. Trtit'tt,
Chailes Winters. .1. .1. Robert s, Zadoe
Itlggs, Kalph Watson, Frank I'lyiiiale.
Fred F. Smith. W. 1). Kvaus, Hoyti
ItlrhardHon, F. It. IIowcibox, A. A
Dlsque, Harry 0. Thompson A. N.
Lowls, It. L. (lennor, J. F. Smith, F.
T. l'eqbles, It. M. Gilbert, Arthur
Williams, n. WllllamH.PIill McLsclmn,
.lr., K. I), Johnson, It. W. Iloliiiun,
ltobort Mugulre, 0. M. Hlshop, (). It.
Walt, J. J. 1 limey, K. A. Hakor, A. G.
CroHtmu, S. 0. ltundlett, II. Good sell,
Orr Royal, S. Guy Hlrscli, 0. A.
Johnson, Claud Lacox, Kd Raker,
Ficd Stewart, G. W. Joiicm, Walter T.
Ktolz, IIarryStapleton,Chas. E. Rlers,
I). A. Dlnsiuoor, J. II. Molr, J." I).
Wlnstanley, A. A. Jessup, IIiihII II.
"Wagner, G. G, Urown, Arthur A.
Churchill, J. E. Thompson, S. E. Eos
tcr, John McCourt, J. J. McCorinlck,
W. J. Williams, C. V. Johnson F. S.
Williams, T. J. Macy, W. J. Rafter,
Luke L. Linn, L. T. Reynolds, J. II.
Earrar, N. W. Kellaway, J I. 1). J'at-i
ton, Win. Hodgkln, l.'orry Curd, Geo.
E. Altken, F. W. Power, 0. E. Power,
P. Vandersol, A. W. Prescott, J. W.
Reynolds, Joo Evans, Chits. GUIIiig
liniu, Wm. Torry, Frank Lltchlleld
and Ray Gilbert.
The- following delegates were an
nounced its follews: h. T. Reynolds,
JOURNAL ''X" RAYS.
Directed Upon Persons and Things by the
flood Natuied Man.
Pictures of candidates are getting
prettier every day.
A! little Oicgop mist would be
most gratefully received Just now,
If you want to show true Republi
canism you must adopt the Ideas of
Grover Cleveland ami Carlisle.
If the Salem Republican club Is re
sponsible for Ibis Intense heat, we
want Mayor Ontrli to cull It otf for a
day or two.
Yesterday's dispatches announced
that a gold loan of $200,000,000 by
Rothschilds to Russia on condition
that she go to the gold basis.
John Clark llidpath, tho historian
says: "Not a single dlctlonaryor cyclo
pedia In the English language before
the year 1878 ever defined dollar In
any terms other thrift silver."
STATE NEW8,
W. J. Williams, W. E. Stolz, P. S.
Williams, J. E. Thompson, Virgil
Johnson, "W. J. Raftor, Luko Linn,
Al. Hopt.
FROM QKItVAlB.
Thu MoKlnloy Rcpubllcnii club of
Gervuls was organized Thursday even
ing with slxty-onu mombors. Sqtilro
L. II. Poujuilo wiih elected presldunt,
Joseph Goodman vice-president, W. .T.
Clurko secretary, and W. Morrlnian,
treasurer. Tho following delegates to
tho county convention of clubs In Sa
lem this afternoon were oleeted: Mc
Klnloy Mitchell, L. II. Pmijatlc, Jos.
Goodman, Win. J. Clarke, Geo. U.
Miller, .Tosopji Rubens, R. O. Oerardln
and Scott Jones,
"I have never hau u nay's sickness
In uiy liro," said a inlddlu-agcd man
the other day.
"What a comfort It would be,"
sighs some poor invalid, "to bo in his
place ror a year- or two." Yet hair of
the Invalids wo sou might be Justus
healthy as lie. If they would only take
proper caro of themselves, eat proper
roodand digest It.
It's so strange that 'such simple
things ato overlooked by t huso who
want health.
Food makes health.
It makes strength and strength
wards oir sickness. Tho man who had
novor been sick was strong because ho
always dlgesLsd his rood, and you
could become tho same by helping
your stomach to work as well as his.
Shaker Digestive Cordial will lioln
your stomach and will make you
strong and healthy by making tho
food you eat make you rat.
Druggists sell It. Trial bottle 10
cents.
The wicked silver mine owners arc
paying for this silver agitation In
order to get M) cent dollarsl And the
virtuous bunkers arc afraid tholr gold
dollars will be doubled In value! Such
is sound money logic.
Any man who believe like Grover
Cleveland or Carlisle or C. Ii. Moorcs,
or Whitney, Doc, Keene, or Jo Simon,
or Prof. Norrls must certainly feel It
hlsdtity to object to JonathanRoumo.
Great Is party.
Of coursp the president of the
"WorklngmcnV Republican club can
and will explain .to his fellow mem
bers how It Is that he gets In seven
days every week on the state sower
Job, while the other men average less
than three days a week.
Yew Paik Is a precinct or wonder
ful resources. A hundred more votes
can bo turned out there at a party
primary than at a general election
following. Then tirteen people can
make an enthusiastic "sound money"
demonstration. Hot stulTl
A Salem Ixiardlng house keeper
threatens to sue a political committee
for lioardlug hobos before election.
No says ho has only recolved $10 on a
bill of over JM. Salem can soon look
ror cnterprlso equal to that maul
fouled at Portland primaries.
The Oregonlan Is again whooping
It up for good pavements. Of course
there Is none good enough for Mr.
Scott put "Trinidad asphalt." Ho
and his owners nre Intrcsted In tho
monopoly, and they propose to have
a good article on tho strcots or Port
land ovon R It becomes necessary to
conriscato a row brick blocks on each
strcot to pay ror It.
II. W. Corbett, tho Portland mil
lionaire banker, writes from Long
Reach to his Oregonlan traducing
Ilryan as an orator, and telling what
Is the true Interests of the people
Tho only trouble Is the pcoplo have
no confidence In Mr. Corbett, whllo
they have In the man ho Is belittle-
lug. Corbett and his class havo dic
tated ror years and tho pcoplo arc
not satisfied. They do not caro ror
advice of millionaires who banquets
legislatures and grow wealthy oft
tho people.
Did You Ever.
Try Clectrlc Hitters n a remedy for your
(route? It not. net a bottle now nnd nn
relief. This medicine has Ikcii found to be
peculiarly adapted to the relief and cure of
all Female Complaluli. exert a wonderful
direct Influence In elvtnir strenL'lh and tone m
the organs. If you have low of Appetite, f death.
Constipation, Hcadacbo, Fainting Spells, or
are Nervous, Sleepless, Excitable, Melan
choly or troubled with Diuy Spell, F.lectric
Hitters Is the medicine you nerd. Health and
Strength are guaranteed by Its use. Fifty
cents and Ji.oont Fred A, Legg.s Drug Store
You'll lw surprised when you
Hoo Cako hoap, and wish we had toll
you sooner. It Is mado by patented
process. jotf
try
told
Thero's no clay, Hour, starch or
other worthies filling in "Hoo Cake"
and no free alkali to bum the hands.
John Hughes. jotf
SMSStawswaaaBSMBaga mi hi
,,,
A
Sunday Excursions.
Rcglnulni; with Sundav. .Hum i.
mill on each succeeding Sunday, a
special excursion train will leave Al
bany at 7 a. m., Corvallls 7:110 a. m
arriving at Ynqulna at 11:15 a. m.
Returning, boat leaves Newport at
::w p. in. Train leaves Ynciulna
at 7 p. m., arriving at Corvallls at
10 p. in. and Albany at 10::to p. m.
luiro, good on this train only, from
Corvallis, Albany and Philomath to
Jsowport and return, $1.60.
II. h. Waldkn, 11. It. LOWMAN,
Agent, Albany. Agent. Corvallls.
Edwin Stonk,
rw.1,,1. i....M,,in,,,K,S.r'Corv1,'s-
v.v. ...Ilia, u 1IIIU 4 1,40111.
When lUbjr vtm kick, wo f to her Castor la.
When alia u a CUM, alw crkxl for QutorU.
When kho became. SI Us, the clung to OutorU.
When she bad Children, the gar them CastorU.
The 8,000,000 pounds or wool tribu
tary to The Dalles Is about nil In.
Dustlu and Kjngs Valley have
lately had granges organized In their
midst.
The street 'bonds or Astoria have
been decided to not be within the
limit of Indebtedness.
The Goldhlll minor Is no more. It
suspended and was absorbed by the
South Oregon Monitor.
Lloyd Freeman, of Eugene, had his
foot mashed by a street car. The
effect or stealing rides."
The Suburban Railway company or
Portland olTcrto pay their taxes lr the
city will throw oft 60,000 Interest.
A special train ot twenty cars or
sheep was shipped from Douglas
county the other day for the city
markets In California.
John Wesloy Earkloy, 21 years of
age, has disappeared from his home
In Grant county, and his mother fears
that he has been foully dealt with. ,
J. II. Siulthsotii of the Dalles, sold
his wool a row days ago for 0 cents u
pound, realizing $2000, which he put
In an Ellensburg bank. The next day
the bank broke,
Rev. II. Iv. Illnes, who delivered a
short mid res4 at the Sunday evening
service at Gladstone Park. Chautau
qua, organized and built tho first
protest" nt ohurch on the Paol do coast.
The contract has been let far clear
ing the right of way lor CO miles of
the Astoria road to R. II. Anderson &
Co. The work Is to be done In 00 days
One thousand men are to be employed
E. I'. Thorp, ror a number or years
editor and proprietor or the Cottage
Grove Leader, has sold the paper to
II. W. Ross, a gentleman who Is said
to possess good ability Tor newspaper
work.
Frank Frltsch, of Grants Pass, ac
cident!' sent a rlllc ball through his
right roiearm last Monday, while
putting tho gun into a wagon. The
bones of the arm were not seriously
I n J tired.
A new case or diphtheria was re
ported In tho Newman ram My on
Washington street, Eugene, this
weed. The fiuully was Immediately
placed In iiunrautluu and the danger
flag put up. "
Posters are out ror an Immense cele
bration at Waterloo Saturday and
Sunday. Frank Mlllor an aeronaut Is
to go up In a balloon and give a para
chute Jump. C. 11. Dalrymple and J.
S. Smith are to make bpeeches. There
aro lobe races of all kinds.
William Palmer's children met a
panther In the woods close to the
family residence, on South Coos river.
last week. The animal was In the
brush, near an old logging road and
made no attempt to attack the
the children.
In September 1801 tho Oregon Firo
association was organized. April 18,
1800, tholr llrst assessment was levied
amounting to lfi per cent of an old
lino annual premium this Is all that
Insurance has cost them this rar.
Hans Henry, while railing a treo
west or North Yamhill, came near
being killed by the tree falling across
another treo on which he stood, and
throwing him high -In tho air. Tie
alighted on a knot with his head and
shoulders almost knocking tho life
out of him.
.Mrs. narvcy hhelton, of near Jor
(inn, ur wniio carrying a pan or
scalding water from one part or the
house is tho other was run Into by
her llttlo l-year-old daughter scalding
her severely, which after great sulTer-
lug the little one was relieved bv
A WAi! REMINISCENCE
Scenes at Hatcher's Creek and
Petersburg Recalled.
John B. Scace Speaks to a Reporter of Stirring Scenes
Escaped with a Slight Wound, but, Like Other Vet
erans, Has Suffered Since A Story that
Reads Like a Page from History.
C H. MACK
- DEDNTIST. -
Successor to Di.J. M-lRtenc, .ld White
Corner, S.-dem, Or. Parties dcsirlig Miprrior
operations nt moderate fees In any branch are
in espccliil request.
Peter G, Norgfen,
(Formerly with P. J. Larsen & Co.)
Carriage and wagon shop, 320 Commercial
street, bring on yoar ttork, old or new, and
nave 11 cionc wun a guarantee 01 satuiactioni
6 26d&w tf
fi-om the Albany, X. )'., Journal.
VlicnoiiPcnooiinirnln print the life story
of sorno wiirrul vetrruit nf the rlvll war, n
feeling of mlniintlloii uiul sympathy Is the
certain rwtilt. 'Accustomed though we nre
to tales of liiToiMii ami gtillvrlng in everyday
life, there U Muiivtliiiig peculiarly attractive
nliout theso old war records, serving, as they
do, as it sanrcd i.iiirt to the heart of every
true Am-rltMii. Tlionvuidi found their rest
.011 the fWd of earnaifi'or in the hospital, hut
their comrades, when Hie struggle wa over
ntid the victory won, returned to their homes
mill ix-gin 11 new tlio name 01 inc.
John II. fence-, tho widely known contrnc
t'ir nml hulMiiig mover of Albany. N. Y..
I.111 hid 1111 1111111111111' interesting life, nml
tr'ieii seen bv a reporter recently at his home,
No. 15 lln Ifird Ntre-t, told of his many ex
periences tin I adventures whllo serving
11. id -rlic old ll ig hi tho late war. Although
luvl-ig endured all tho hardships and prl
vuthfis of life in tliu r.inlis, .Mr. .Scace hears
hi 4 in i't t!i in Ii ill' a century of years with
m "I ntlo st'-piiTl n keen mind, taking nil
s Ivp 1'iter Ml in private nnd public nll'alrs.
V tilo Mill a boy, his family moved from
Alb my, Itl -s blrtlml.iee, to l'ittMleid, Mass.,
fc'il h to ho w is educated. He mastered the
fiiriK'nter's lreh, became n member of Ilerk.
ibiro L'llgc, Xo. :i, 1. O. O. V., nnd was
entering up in nstfe'ssful business life when
rims tli e ill fro. 11 Washington for men. All
over tin e mnlry the word sped, and excite
ment ran lii-jlt. All the old-time patriotism
tint hid m tde .Massachusetts famous in
Revolution try days was fired to its utmost.
Every town an 1 village sent out its squad or
eomp my.
Tho emtio my In which .Mr. Scaco enlisted
In September of lSil'J, as 11 private, became
Company A, Forly-nlnth Regiment, Massa
chusetts Volunteer Infantry. Under tho
.com-niu Imiiression that tho war would be
0110 of but sli'irt duration, tho men were en
list tl fiir nine months only. .Scarcely wcro
they uniformed nnd armed before tlicy wero
ordered to tho front. Tho regiment", which
nt tho tlmo was under tho command of Col,
Y. F. Ilnrllett. served In tho First Hr!.ln
Urst Division, Nineteenth Corps, and par
ticipated In somo of tho hottest battles of the
great rebellion.
Mr. Htuce, at the time, was hut twenty-two
j. ui ge, 111111 nu rcmemnors well wltn
wlmt n heating heart ho first fell in line. Ills
regiment wns ordered South, directly through
the enemy's country, with Ilntnn ltnm.n n.
tho objective jiolnt. Aftcrsevernl montlisjof
weary marcnes, miring which Company A
passed through several lively scrimmages
with the enemy constantly hovering about
the ii.hiIsh ami rear., thu capital city of
jojiiim iiiu wwi rrm'iiiii. an pvncilillinn lot
lowed. Citizens ami the rebel soldiery sta
tioned lit the city lied like frightened sheep,
bearing witli them what goods they could
carry nnd setting torch to the rest. The
beautiful eapltol building, which had been
converted Into n war prison, had also been
jired, nnd the boys In hlno swarmed in, Just
in limp to wive their captive comrades from
perishing In the llames. Mr. Scace, who
Irt'l been, wbilo en route, promoted to cor
poral, w.w In the thickest of the melee, and
1 -svrlliei Hie ser nfs In a graphic manner.
A ihoiiuh the city had fallen almost without
u blow given or received, a light was not far
oil. for word was received that 11 lnrim fiin
of the enemy was fast approaehiii
f' w d
Cm x
1.1 1.. 1.....1- .... ..:. s : : .: r ,..
,1 niii ihiiiiu ensueii ill nil n Ninrn. n
..r
d
vj' in ireli out of tho rnpltnl, In which
Kill tSetieo was seven-lv u.n,n,l,l t
minul" bill htritcli his left thigh nnd, grazing
llie bone, narrowly mlM,i.d tin. great artery.
I lik it'll u ! IfiuI 1.1 tl... .. ...... ..1 li ..
term of his re-enllstmcnt Sergeant Scaco pn-
tlcipated In some of the hottest struggles '
the war. Many n gray-lmlrcd vclernn to
day recalls the scenes of Hatcher's Run, tho
fall of Petersburg and the battle of Sailor's
Creek.
Aflcr his honornblo discharge, June 4.
186Vi, Mr. Scaco returned to Albany nml
settled down once again to his buslnes nnd
socia interests, lie mis resided u 111c eny
ever since. It would seem that now, of all
times, his pence nnd happiness would havo
been uninterrupted. Such wns not to be tho
case, for four years ago, while engaged in
superintending tho raising of the immeiiso
smokestack ol the Albany Electric power
house, the lever of n loosened windlass struck
him n heavy blow across the back. Tho
effect of the blow was not at first apparent,
he being able to leave his bed in n few days.
Hut the worst was to follow, for without
warning lie wns sciied witli seiatio rheuma
tism In all its virulence. I'litold agony fol
lowed. Said Mr. Scace, "I could not sleep for tho
pain. No one Mill know tho tortuics tho
rheumatism gave me. I don't know how I
lived during those days. I became llttlo
more than skin and bones, and itseetmd lll;o
life didn't hnvo anything but siilTeriiiu in it.
Cures? I tried every so-called rheumatia
cure that was ever invented. I gave nil of
them 11 cowl trial before I bloiipcd taking
them. My friends nnd neighbors recom
mended remcdvnfterreinedylhat they lienid
of, but my rheumatism went on just tho
same. Well, after I had almost hacf the llfo
tortured out of me, came nenws n news
paper account of Dr. Williams' Pink Pills,
and I thought I might as well add another
name to the list as not, so I ordered some of
my druggist.
"I tell you, I was glad in those days to
hear of nnytlilng that could givo 1110 nnv
hopeatall. Yes, I got them, and brfort'l
had tatrn tiro boxes that pain begun to leuvo
IllC. WIlV. I couldn't unilerktmul ll. T
couldn't imagine myself beliiir cured. Hut
before I had taken a half-doren of those
ooxes 1 itvt cured, llic sullcring which had
made my llfo almost unbearable for so long
had disappeared. I was a new man.
"I began to get slrong. I picked up in
flesh, and I went buck to my business, with
nil the vigor nnd vim of 11 young man. I
think everyone who knows me will tell you
what it did forme. Pink Pills is tho grandest
medicine ever discovered, ami if mv Jieom.
mcndatlnn will do it any good I want you to
uso It. I hone others will hear of it mid I o
benefited ns I Imvc been. Evorynno should
bear of Jt. X rnu'i say too much for them,"
Mr.Scnce eicluimed enthusiastically in run-
HUftlllll
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Mtot all mall and passenger trains. Hat;,
gage and expiesi lo all path of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone Nu 70
JAMES RADER
Capital Transfer Co,
HARRY TOWN, PROP.
Express, baggage and all kinds cf work
done promptly. Leave orders at Pattern's
storo. t2
1 1 i
7 Commercial .i,, T I3 BROW ,
J2!2Jw,
IMEYT9L0AN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. Loans
consideicd without delay
HAMILTON & MOIR
Hush Rank buildinH.
MONEY TO LOAN!
Rich's
Raspberry Sypdp,
The choicest nn!,.U f .l. . . .
tured. Made iln),t 1,...' . .. K'ni1 it
equal to it for foWn-..
zMssiCL
Call for I
11 ii ma rrr-r-i-
mstiui
On city or farm property.
Over Hush's Bank,
T. K. FORDJ
F. VAN DER BAAN,
Carpenter, Builder and Jobber.
481 Winter street.
tpIIard times prices always.1
C. H. LANE,
il.
yi?nmnTn
BJMMM11AJLU1
13FREE DELIVERY
WOLZ li MIESCKE, fan.
DealarsballkindsofAS
np"Fresh sauMgo a imcUIi. 4
7i commercial!?
EAST AND SOOTH
-aVIA
Shasta Route,
OH 'I I IE
Southern Pacific
Jti Ci.n'mrciil
l.Suiis Sis upwards.
St., Salem lr
l'onts$ upwands'J
T,,'1!l,lJ?.m.,t one r t,lJ mnny ensci in which
I iult Pills bao taken sued u li,.n..ii...ni ,.
lu tlit hUtory of humanity.
Mr. Scaco Is now enjoylns the fruit of nn
uiiusually largo business, managed solely by
himself, and covering almost the entire east
ern portion of tlin Slntn. Mr. R..n.. (. ,.!,
an 1 Ivory carver of marked ability, uhlclt ha
riillows solely for his own pleasure. Many
littlo trinkets, carved by the Hcht of tho
eump-flre, ottest his skill in this direction.
l-or from being solicited to recommend thu
curative, which had taken such 11 load of
misery from his life, in his gratltndo his
praise for it Is unstinted nnd iiiicvnsiiiir.
And from bis otvn kliilnnwinia ...w. ... ....... n..
soe (hut when ho ilis wne to in its vie
tllOsl. It Mill 1g in nntiU'iT tin l.i.t t.,,...:....
II,. -.., rViir i ,?i... ;.,.... 1 if."' V." '' .. " ' ""'"' -'k rms contain, in n con-
f ... ' ."". mi iMiiiin noiiije, uenseii lorm, ail till Clements liecennrv In
TV """euyo service, i He i restoro slmttered nerves. Tlievnm ..,. ,..
M."1 .'."". ''onaldsonville faillnS specifio for such diseases in Ineninnin-
kiuiit n n.. i
-W-FM lllllh itUtllll
Imttlesof Port Hud
fi.ll.i...l .. til. ..11 il...!- ,1.-11,1. . . .
...,,., ,.,,,, ,, ,vlr iiiruiiiiKCIil-Mles,
It was not long after tills tlutt.l.v reiiMm
or tho expiration of his term of enlistment,
ho was honorably discharged. His respite
was not a loniroiie, however, for ho soon nf.
erwanlie-cnliited to servo for the remain,
tier of tho war. 1 or meritorious notion he
liuul been raised Li the sergeant' slritics, and
Sis such served in C'omnnnv A. Klvtv'dr.t
'n.r.1....... r 1. ..,.. Vr . .' "V-v .
ovKimvui, .uuwiviiiisviis i oiuuteer intamrv.
'Jiegiu;
uder
Col. Chwlci F. Walcott. UHriiiS UiV I cSJip-u-nVilVJta if ; X. Y.
titaxia, partial paralysis, St. Vitus' dance,
sciatica, neuralgia, rheumutlsm, nervous
headache, the uftcr cfTect or hi grippe, palpi
tntlo.i of the heart, palo nnd sallow com.
plcxions, nil forms of weakness either In
male or female. Pink Pills are sold bynl
dealers, or will be tent ivost paid on receipt
of price, (50 cents u box, or six boxes T
JKI.50 tliev nr iiier anlil In I...II. .... i... .1 :
100) by nddres-li-B Dr. Wllliamn' Medlcinfl
I'ostmnstor L. Van 'Wltikio, or Wos
ton, lias loon coinpollcd by tlio post
olllco clcpartiuotit to mit tin tlio $100
taken rrom tlio Wostim postoillco
wlilloMr. Vim Wlnklo was In the
mouiitnliis and (leorKo lloymilds was
aetliiBiislils (IcpiitA'. Mi. Van Win
kle will endeavor to Imyo. tlio euso r..
considered by the postolllro doimrt-
inent.
How's This.
We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
MyiiC.aV;ofC?l,n "t cannot lie cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. '
K. I. ClIKNKV fn Tl.,! r
Wc, the undersicned, have known V. J.
t lirni-' fur id N.l ... . .... .. '
,, ' v ,"" ," '3.ji ami oeueve
him perfectly honorable in all business
tnmactions and finsnelsllv ni. ,n
out any obligations mde by their firm.
1RUAX. Wholesale TlrnnUi.
-t.b,i
Notice.
In imrsunnco of tlio requirements
of tlio law apnroved Febrimry25, 1880,
notice Is lioreby given that tho follow
ing list of county warrants issued
seven years prior to July 1, 1800, have
nut oeen presoiueti ror payment and
those enclosed in iiiiroiiMinsU imvimr
been uncalled for and still remaining
In my hand and custody, and unless
so presented for payment at the olllco
or the county tieasurer, of Marlon
county, Orck'ou, on or beforo August
-u. iouu, Haiti warntnis win bo can
celled and payment therein will bo
refused, all in accordance with the ro
qulreinontsof said law.
GUS0, Capital Adventure Co., July,
(ll:fo, S.AV. Morgan, July, 1888, $8.40.
mis iV"" "" ' -"sjmjhj, ifLuiiioer,
loos, Jo.
7101, W. II. Simpson, January, 1880,
.i8l, J. w. Thoinns, February, 1880,
" 8.1 10, I). W. Yoder, May, 1880, $2.76.
(WARRANTS UNOALT.KU FOIL)
("IW'i L.A. Vernieeli.Mureh 18, 18S0
v.). 10.)
(W. W. II. Trulllnuer, February 7,
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window glass, varnishes, and
the most complete stocc of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shtnoW A
finest quality of urass seeds,
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
il'olf h Mineral pim
HUllllAKD. OUKGON. l
The choicest mineral water in the stale,
id' m siinplled bv C. M. Kpplty, nt the
ICIcclric Ciroccry, East State st.
WHAT IS SAlb.
Some say we give the best meal in
town for 15c. We say try us and see.
un 1
1 :
S. RICHARDSON. PROP.
larSccond door north of Hctel Willamette.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Bulldlno
For wator service apply at 'office, llill
payable monthly in advance. Ifake a
complaints at the office.
There will be no deduction In water rate
on account of temporary absence from tl."
city unless notico is left at the office.
Hereafter water for Irrigation will only be
furnished to regular consumers using watei
for domestic purpose. Contractors for side
walks, brick work and plastering will pleave
read "under building purposes" page 17 of
schedule of rates for 1893. Apply at ofiic
for copy.
Co,
California Express TralaRuo dn. Utteei
I'ortland and San Francisco.
Above trains stop at Kajitl'ordanJ, 0reM
City, Wo 1 bum, Salem, Tumtr, MaiL
kfWsGii . Alluny. Albany unction, 1W
SlieibU, Ilahey, IhrrUburg, Junclhm in.
I'-ugene, Crtsll, Drain, and all statua
from Rosclnirg lo Ashlan.l, Inclaiire
ROSi:ilURO MAIL. DAILY.
Soutl ,
"8::"l0 if.in." v. roTtlanUarT
11:00 a.m. Iv. Salem lv.
b:o p.m. 11 r. Ilusub'g lv.
Korth
4:40 p.m.
2i0p.m.
83a.in.
SAM:!! PASSkNOEll,
youth
"SortF
4:00 p.m.
0:15 p.m.
lv. I'ortland ar.
ar. Salem lv.
10:15 a.m.
8.1X) im.
DINING CARS OX OGDEN ROUTE
pullmTTn TTLTFTET slEepers
and second clan sleeping wt ittichtloill
through trains.
WEST SIDE DIVISION,
lletwecn Portland and Corvallis, daily (ex
cept Sunday.)
6:20 p.m.
7130 a m. I l.v.
I5pm. ) Ar.
I'ortland.
Corvallis.
"35 P".
At Albany and Corvallis connect tilt
trams of Oregon Central & Eastern Rsilwsl.
Express train dally except Sunday.
4M5 P. m
7s2S p. m
':f
Lv. I'ortland Ar. I 8ajto.
Ar. McMinvillel.T S:Soa.a.
SALEM
WAGON A RBPAIR SHOP
Wkst &
Toledo.O.
WAtJlINO,
RVAX, Wholesale
IKiNNANi; Marvin. Wholesale
Gail Borden i
Eagle Brand J
Perfect
Iafant
-vu W,..,J 1 utu.
"Infant IlMlth'U llttlo book of
jrreat VAluothatlent l'jttu on oppll.
CAtion, t
N. Y. CMdeMed MUk ts.
MltMIMIHMiHIIMM
Thotlealor wlm
Hoc Cako simp,"
says, "l havo no
nnictlciillv nilnilt.
that ho docs not sell tlrat. nimlltv
t!OU(l8. If ho SaWS lin luia Kllltintlilnir
''JllSt aSLMMKl" VOU Will kllflW lit. lllllh
that ho Is toihir to sell you an In
ferior article. Thero U moro oloathlnu
destroyed by poor soap than bv aotual
wear, as tho freo alkali rota tho cloth.
Hoo Cako contains neither freo alkali
nor worthless lining,
Children Cry for
ItclW Castorln.
Urugclst, Toledo. O.
ILIl's , Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
ctlnj; directly upon the blood and mucous
1 1. , ' l" sylem testimonials
. rricc 75 c, per twtile. Sold
druggists.
sent
by all
18i). 1.)
, (75.T.I, Dan Honors
US.70.
(lilUlT, Osciit
1888, i.l
(twli, L. 1). ritnmn, Ootobortl, 1883,
January 11, 18S9,
Runnels, October .1,
FOR SALE-Gentle family horse and rood
gp bucey-chean. Apply to C. W.S:rfbe7
South Conimcrcial H. 14 tf
..UUD UrtBlJiU-,
firtencordsofE-okandre,,coTesa
In-' Addr0M' w,,h N. XX, care jh.
14 tf
2i?"n7?RShn
comi .;.-'" -V!! u?.le"" .' cash ac
Sena; r,i " X .,""'". y.r"e .75 cents.
Aumsville, Or. '""'" lJ'
I am prepared do all kinds of work In
wood and iron. Kepalilng machinery gl
any kind or makinu and renatrinp tnnc rni
tcrs, tools and edged tools of any kind snade
ami rcpaireuj wagons and buggies repaired,
and new ones made to order. Horseshoeing,
the best that can bo done In towiwliand.
made shoes. PUtcs and running shoes care,
fully attended to. Call at my stand, at loo
v-nemeKcta street, back of New York Racket
store.
It. I. HERSCHBACH,
THROUGH TICKETS
to all points In the Eastern States, Caaais
and Eurone can 1 obtained at leticst n!e
from W.W. SKINNER. Agent, Salem.
E. P, ROGERS, Asst. . F. k P. A..
Portland, Ot.
R. KOEHLER, Manager;
OREGON CENfRnL
Ss , A TI sx
1.)
jm, Alleo A. Omcjj, May 13,
1880,
FAILING Wm
General and Ncrvou3 Debility.
raVnwi of Ifcl ami
Mind. hti;u of firroM
or LioextHN in Old or
Younit. Kobuat, Noblo
MaiUiocslrullrHwtonM.
How j.i Knlarrfd ml
btrcnetlicn WeA. fn-
kneU P 0 r 1 1 o 11s of
iV' .,Abolmcly uu.
lailtuiIomoTrvatmeut.
ratify fntin M R,i... 7..;.i w.l.l
Countries. 'Send for lXsSflptlV"iioXexl
pUnr.tloa nd proof, laatled (Uifledllir rw.
ERIE MEDICAL 00., Buffalo, N.Y.
ITEIU .'OUK I HAMiJi-A Prop,ieto-r
wants to trade a good weekly neivtnfnSf
n goon town for unincumbered improved Sa.
Z VWty' i1"0 opposition. Good rea
tons. Information at tLIt office. 6 ,g ,f
n-Xn. .Sl-zTv r,v,nB mate for sale at a
, ' "V.?"1"001" llw Good
quire orvVrn. Drown fi: Co.
tUK bALE At a IJarcairiT
bar-
traveler, In.
30 tf
Fine
Mb
Men t
2.00.)
,ol0o,0il iJo,1M A' Molntlro, Auj-ust 8,
loos, S, )
(0358, Uad Miller, Soptembor 7, 1883,
91.)
ioII. iienretta Late, December 8
loov, Cl.iu.l
$,(g. " P. "olllday, July 0, 1888,
..(8222, e. N. Olrard, March 0. issn.
l.w.) n,V...i f '"' c,a" Pasiute tor horses'
(., OancU.U.r,,,.,. ,a, 1TO, gJ,-y-S
(0,V5.Joiiii Flvnn. ntnlwr. icea jb0flicc- 681 mo.
3,:L- . ...' J : . ' ' sSLiFarraa-aai
iihKM, . ivcier, seiucinoer 1, ISSS. ti a wn,iT ?'?. ,,cu m '? tyie, only
. - ..-,, ,u, uiiimcrciai tini ; . .
SBtff.VB5
-. . ""i""!. urn umce. o-a it
gAUToTn L40 acres land "l
miles out. Partly Improved, wood -nl
pasture, good bouse, large barn acres
bearing orchard.lot or small fruU good" water
Wood 8tuniDan Mn K- 1...1 n "?:. r,er
J.A?. URtU-Flm class pasture (or ,-;
cu
ON
Gents
THE DOLLAR,
Ed, S, Lamportf
289 Commercial st,
Salem, Or,,
Has bought the Franlr R Shak
fcr and the M, Beamer harness
stocks at forced sale, 54,000
worm or. goods will be disposed
of at 50 cents on the dollar,
Sign of the White Horse.
iAND
Eastern R, R. Company
LYAQUINA I1AV ROUTE."
-Connecting at Yanuina Day w A1
Francisco & Yaquina Bay Steamsaip Co.
STEAMER FARAUXW,"
Sails from Yanuina every 8 dars fcr
Francisco. Coo. llay. Port Orfonl, TnsvW
and Humbolt llay. v,J.
Passenger accommodations Wg
Shortest route between the VWlaoietle nW
and California. . , ,-c,,
untf nr DOlDll l"
d- steerace, ?.
Fare from Alban;
Francisce: Cabin,
1.)
ioMj Vlm' Caufleld, September 10,
18S9W$ 6oV1S Burt,nan' Fob""-ry 8,
-o0, V'"' nr0Wn Junu0' Hi 1839,
t655I,',1?rnard Btirtonshaw, Septem
ber 7, 18S8, 1.70.) l '
ioatea thls 'Mx dy ot June, A. D
Olerk.
os Commercial street,
1 1 i 1 1 i i
ai iiKUirge lot ol
broivn wrapping lot" , , '
Journal ofTwc
6.i2.tm
heavy
lus
Call at
I H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWhLER.
Tttft-'?.
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in prices
on the following!
frhnIl,' l,,ain locents
ffi:;fcr.:: iisjo0!;
sV.1.. . .....s to ro cents
SSdffiffi scents
mit. i ii..::;: :
w.. . ..auunercnieis , 3 cents
and other work in proportion.
Flannels and other work inJJ
telligently washed bv hand.
Francisce: uaum, o; VrTr'.irVmioUt
Bay and Port Orford. cabir. 6i '
Bay, cabin tS; round trip, good & ";. V
RIVER DIVWON. .
Steamers Albany' and -Wa M. IW
newly furnished, leave Sa dJSS
Saturdays, at ll a m arriving " rw
tUesimeuayai 5 y " we.t6.fc.
leave i'ortland same day as abore at -
arriving at Salem at J P m- CrrnK, Or,
EDWIN STONE. Manager. CcrvalW.
J.C. MAYO. Supt. Rive i"
it. P. BALDWIN, Local Asnt.AIto
balem.
WpOjSOi
axBttt
ft"nietorKUBPfWwajrtB5
arfSiSJfflSSr
"..-tf-nfinto care. r??Ef ::?sm
..Tw oauanpt eure.TnJ.totfW
R
tm.
. ..,- lUhn VaJ
. . " iu- ymfsn
rJ
. , .j .v.im:ii;iai street
Col. J, Olmsted Prop,)
j 11 1 11 1 iiiiirtt" 1
UOf 4 v"
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