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BY HOfltR BROTHERS.
I FORTY-FOURTH ANNIVERSARY COUNTY REPUBLICAN CLUBS.
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1800.
Of the First Congregational Church Was
Observed Sunday.
Sunday morning Rev. "W. C. Knnt-
ncr. pastor of I lie First ConRrcffa-
tlonul church, conducted services In
recognition of the forty-fourth mini
X" RAYS.
JOURNAL
Directed Upon Persons and Things by the
Oood Natured Man.
Jim Lotan cannot stund the ropudlL
tlon of free silver.
Work of Organisation for the Campaign
Completed.
The committee on credentials ie
ported the following delegates:
Salem Kepubllcan club-Claud
Gatcli, G. l lingers, V. I. Gabrclson,
13. C.GIltner, G. M. Grllley, M. 13.
WMMTrTrriT T-'""1
vers.-irvof the organization of that
-- -,.-- !... r x .
church. The church had been decor- (ioociell, ueorge rearce, u. u. m-nrj,
atcd Willi Ivy, while Just over the pill- Thos. Jloliunn, M. "W. Hunt, A. A.
pit were suspended the two flgure.sj.lessup, J. C. Johnson, Harvey S. Jor-"-11"
formed from I lie beautiful ly. dan, O..IL KniusM.', I3d Keenc, A.T.
I Molllt, V. T. Hell. C. 1 IJIsliop, u.
Since when Is (he Kepiiblkiin parly
the cnliimlty party'
-
McKlnley's Iwast Is that he re
sembles Napoleon; but alas, he Is so
olJ.
Halcm has u magnlllceut city hall,
If It Is bcl tig built on "sound money"
ideas.
..
A parity Is wanted between the
wages of the working man and the
salaries of nubile oillcials.
Tim Gold Hill l I ner has been dis
continued and merged Into the
Monitor-Miner of Medronl.
i is I linllfitillnn Ink li It tn dnt tt tfil I tl
UIIU IIIUI.HIIIIK LIIU lllllllirvi Wl J11I7,
that had pus-sccl since tlie church's ,G. Brown, ILL. Brown, Prince Byrne,
organlzntlon. Choice llowors also oc
cupied conspicuous placos upon I he
I p.., iv f.iri M. U. Priilk. 11. A. Cms
sun.U W. Davis, It. O. Donaldson,
Charley Moon will Join the llrst
voter's club. Must be lie wants togct.
a freslistait in the science ot politic.
Of course G rover cannot take the
stump for the llepubllcan ticket, but
then his boys can furnish the powder.
Tiio Cleveland-Carlisle llepubllcan
organ of tills city Is very uneasy
ulxitil the down-trodden laboring
man.
Editor Irvine has joined the Work
ingmun'8 Club. lie can tell the boys
how to "work" a Jul) for all there is In
ll.
lr a few Populist ill St. Louis can
be bought up to make a spilt, the gold
managers would declare . them
patriots,
If Salem could have expended the
amount in that new city hull for
lulMirou streets it would have Im'cii ii
more pmtltabio debt.
Salem has good strcets.bad side
walks.tlie best wider service in Oregon,
u good lire department,uii economical
council, u magnlllceut city hall, an
elegant court house and good busl
ncss all the time.
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The. Statesman in otllcliilly uotlllcd
that the tar) IT Isn't the Issue. The
Oregon Ian has said It, but the Kiiloni
organ still rchasiies its protection
twaddle. Perhaps It Is waiting for
more boiler plates on the M cent dol
lar. It would bo refreshing to tcu our
llepubllcan friends act upon the reso
lution of the Marlon county -club to
reduce- salaries. Too many favor
raising salaries, and among tlio
balance there arc only a few who dare
net to reduce olllchd emoluments,
Carlisle's gold speeches are Inilng
used as Itcpupllcan campaign litera
ture tills year. Scores of men who
havo been loyal llopupllcaus since tho
party was born cannot stomach usuuli
work. Might as well send out the
samo man's frco trado Ideas to feed
llupubllcaus on.
Tlio gold rcservo lias fallen below
tho $100,000,000 mark and tuoro bonds
will havo to Ira sold to replenish the
treasury. If this country had a tarllT
In effect that would bring in more
money than Is paid nut there would
bo no need of further going Into dobt.
lloppnor Gazette.
Why has it been necessary to Issuo
bonds to three times the amount of
tlio doflolcuoyy
You g Solicitor Say, kid, Join (ho
llrst voters' club, won't you?
Young Student, No, 1 don't think
1 oaro to.
Y. 8. Yes, I thought you was a
di Populist.
Y, S. No, 1 mu u llopuhllean, hut
I won't bo old enough to vote for
nearly two yours.
rostrum.
As an Introduction to his address,
Ilcv. Kuntner read n brief quotation
from the original tlrst rcconl book of
the church in which was stated that
It was orgnnlzed Saturday, July 10,
lfeoU, with four charter members. Dr.
Kuntner chose in n text Luke 105:
"So He Called Everyone of His Lord's
Debtors Unur Him and Said Unto
the First, How Much Owest Thou un
to my Lord." The address was not to
bean nnulvcrsaiy sermon but simply
a few remarks in recognition of the
forty-fourth anniversary of the
oruaiiizatlon of the church. The
church had been :i means of salvation
since Its organization. It had been
an instrument of comfort in timcol
sorrow. What do we owe our Lord?
We owe it to religion; llrst that we
are whin we are; second that the
standard of Immorality has been re
duced; third -that we know so much
of God and sacred truth;
fourth that we can llml com
fort In lime of sorrow and sickness;
llftli that the future Is lighted
up. What Is religion worth to you
and mcf it should he worth more
than all the comfort's of life. A great
many cnplc have renounced all com
forts at home and conscretated them
selves to Christ by going Into foreign
fields as missionaries. Religion
should be worth more to us than all
personal comforts. Many have given
up their life rather than deny their
faith. It should be worth Just as
much as the luxuries of life and Just
as much us our Imaginary wants.
JesiH taught that religion was more
Important than all else. Religion
should be worth something of great
value to us, Concluding ills remarks,
the pastor . stated that the
church had a debt of about $1000 that
he should llko to seo annihilated be
fore January 1. The -I lib year hurt
now been completed and we are en
tering upon the l.'th. Why not enter
with a clean record.
Accordingly subscriptions were
asked for and a liberal response was
met with. The loyal members of this
church subscribed $711!) at the morning
service. Tho matter of raising tlio
remaining $201 was placed in the
hands of a committee who will no
doubt succeed in raising the amount
oro another Sunday arrives. For a
congregation to pledge $800 In the
midst of hard times through which
wo are now passing, Is a certainly a
comtucudablo act.
Preceding tlio address by Dr. Kant
n er, Mrs. Ilalllo-J'ariish-Illnges sang
most beautifully a seclcctlou entitled
"I lien nl the Voice of Jesus Say."
Mrs. II luges' singing Sunday was
greatly enjoyed.
Contrary to previous custom of tills
church, services will bo held during
tho month of August. Services will
bo held ovory morning but tho oven
lug services will probably lie discon
tinued. The other departments of tho
church work will bo kept in operation
throughout the summer.
Ministers Should Use
Dr. Miles' Heart Cure.
free Pills.
KqIiiI your address to II. 13. Uuoklen
& Co.. Chicago, and got a free sample
box of Dr. King's New Llfo Pills. A
trial will convince you of their merits
These pills are easy In action and are
particularly effective In tlio euro or
Constipation and Sick Headache. For
Malaria and Liver troubles they havo
been proved Invaluable. They are
guaranteed to bo perfectly freo from
every deleterious substance and to bo
mirelv veuotable. Thoy do not weaken
by their notion, but by giving tone to
stomach uud bowels greatly invogmto
tlio system. Regular alto lUo. per
box. hold uy rati A. Legg, druggist.
You'll bo surprised when you try
I loo Cake soap, uud wish wo hud told
you sooner. It Is inado by patented
process. J t tf
There's no clay, (lour, starch or
nther worthless tilling In 4,IIoo Cako"
uud no free alkali to burn the hands.
John Hughes. J 0 tf
I lflW'H"P ll WIW
Children, Cry for
pitcher's Caitoria.
THERQ 19 NO PROFESSION, whone
labors so severely tax tho ncrvoiu y
tain, as that of tho rutnUtry. Tlio de
rangement ot tho nervo con torn ot tho brulu
by over work frequently brim on attack
of heart trouble, ami uorvous prostration.
llov. J, P Kostor, M. I)., Pastor II. II,
church, Loudon Mills, 111., himself a physt
clan, wrltos fob. so, l$wi "Heart affection
and nervous prostration hud become so
serious last fall that u llttlo over work In
tho pulpit would no completely proatmto mo
tit MflPC' diat It seemed certain I
"l uuw Wut rollnquUU tho work
Heart Cure u, wimstry entirety,
n . Heart palpitation Wcatuo
KeStOreS so bad that my auditors
Wm It ll would ask mo If 1 did not
rlCUllllooit bare hoart dlseaso. Last
Novombor I commenced talcing Dr. Mile'
Now Heart Ouro alternately with Dr. Mhos'
Norvlua and derived tho greatest pcastbla
boueflu I liao Jmtclowd rovlval work of
10 weeks, proachlns uoarly overy nlsht and
tvricoon tho Sabbath. I csusiwak for hours
without sufforluc as formerly did. Hard
working lulnUtom should koop Dr. MUos'
Brand itnuodle on baud,"
Dr. Mile' Heart Curo Is sold on Bnorantoo,
tt bottlo will beneflt or wouoy reunite.
Ed N. Kdcs, E. M. Klghtllngcr, T. M.
Klrby, C. W. Knox, James M. Kyle.C.
II. Lane, D. F. Lane, E. M. LaForc,
A. A. Lee, G. P. Litchfield, Walter
Lyon, D. W. Mathews, Wlllurd Mar
tin, Frank Meredith, II. G. Meyer, C.
IJ. Moorcs, J. II. McNary, Stevo Mc
Faddcn, W. E. McElroy, J.W.McKln
ncy, John McCourt.J. II. McCormlck,
Al. Ollnger, Wm. Chcrington, A. O.
Coudlt, 'A. M. Parvln, E. C. Patton, A.
E. Parker, G. A. Peebles, II. AV. Prcs-
cott, J. N. Smith, E. IJ. I'liilbrook, F.
F. Post, M. E. Pogue, A. J. Prultt, P.
H. Itaymond, John lleyuolds, C. II.
Ilobcrtson, C. A. Itoblln, W. II. Savage,
E. J. Swatrord.II. H'Spauldlng.Frank
Savage, LeeStclncr, A. J. llasey, M.
S. Skllf, L. K. Stlnson, II. G. Sonuc
mann, Gideon Stolz, F. B. Southwlck,
John Knight, A. 11. Smith, Charles
Townsend, F, F. Toovs, F. A. Turner,
J. A. Van Eaton, A. T. Wain, It. E.
Wain, W. L. Wade, Basil II. Wagner,
Boss Moorcs, A. AV. Long, D. AV.
Yoder, by D. AV. Tarpley, Harry Sta
pleton, Frank Waters, Frank Hollis,
and W. J. Culver.
First Aroters' club, Salem-L. T.
Beynolds, G. W. Jones, W. J. AVI1
Hams, W. T. Stolz by It. AV. Holiimn
proxy, F. S. AVIIIiains, J. E. Thomp
son, AMrgll Johnson, W. J. Baftcr,
Luke Linn, Al. Hopf.
McKlnley club, Turner W. M.
Smith, J. A. Smith, II. AV. Smith, N.
W. Silver, A. McFarlanc, E. II. Bel
knap, B. F. Bobertson by N. AV.
Sliver proxy, Bobert Wltzcll by J. A.
Smith proxy, G. C. Brown, Fred
Bobertson by E. II. Belknap proxy,
John M. AVntsoii by G. C. Brown
proxy.
Knlgt club, Sublimity Win. Mitch
ell, W. II. King, F. J. AVrlglitnmn, II.
Dee, all by W. II. Smith proxy, AV. II.
Smith, Charles Merrilleld, F. Glover,
II. Schellbcrg.
Mehaina club J. M. Eskew by G. P.
Terrell -proxjy W. M. Bushey, W. P.
Mulkey, G. P. Terrell, II. llobson,
Tlios. Pomeroy.
McKiuleyclub, Geryals-Scott Jones.
Jos. Goodman, AV. J. Clarke, Joseph
Bubens, B. DeGardlne.L. II. Poujiule,
McKlnley Mitchell, Geo. B. Miller.
Sllvcrlon- L. B. Geer, II. Mowers,
J. A. Hunt, Warren Cranston, L. J.
Adams, S. T. Hobart by L. J. Adams,
proxy, T. B. Blackcrby, J. E. Ham
mond, L. .. Bower, G. Hanes, T. W.
Blelies, E. llardesty, F. Davenport,
A. C. Cobb, C. Bamsby.
McKlnley club, Lincoln precinct
E. T.Judd, I). AV. Smith, II, O. Por
ter, F. L. Pound, M. McKlnley, II,
Gibson, Abner Lewis, J. E. Lewis, S
AV. Bard, J. D. Moorcs, J. J. AVcaver,
C. E. VanNuybO, M. C. Goode, II.
Crawford.
Young Men's club, Jeirerson AV. E.
Blcharson by J. F. Stelwer proxy, W.
L. Jones, J. C. Selgmuud, I). II,
Looney, Dr. J. C. Smith, Bennett
Pearson, J. T. Jones by C. M. Smltli
proxy, AVm. Anderson, AV.'B. Doty.T.
B. Sackett, I). C. Toombs, A. Belf, J.
C. Colleo by J. L. Stelwer proxy.
Yew Park Bopubllcan club.-AV. II.
Simpson, J. C. Booth, C. D. Mlnton
by C. B. Irvine, proxy, J. C. Peobles,
U. C. Haley, AV..I. Irwin, E. J. How
ard, I). S. Knln, W. B. Boss, J. A,
Carson, 1). M. Krausso.
McKlnley and Hobart cl uh, Wood-burn-B.
H. Miller, Amos Beach, C.
L. Ogle, A. L. Cornwall, Henry Hall,
W. L. Tooze, AV. W. Hall, Frank
Sottlemler, Frank Olrard, F. M. Cain
nialk, J. II. SettJomclr.
AVorklnginen's club, Salem Bev.
J no. Parsons, E.-A. Graham, Jas. Har
rington, Earl Bace, AV. S. Bcckner, L.
Blckel, AV. L. Wado.E. J. Simmons,
Samuel Hughes, J. A. Evans, J.
Evans, Jos.Schlndler, II. Pohlo, C. A
Murpliy, A. Ollnger, G. B. Maker,
Nelson Jones, C. A. Bort, J. W. Hub
erts, J. P. Fonus, L. P. Adams, C. B.
Irvine,
McKlnley club, East Salem-Frank
Culver, AVm. Humphrey, J, D, Hor
ner, J. Boweriuan, C. D. Jack, Ben
Gesnor, Louis Folsom, J. B. Pnrteh.
Marlon llepubllcan sclub Leonard
AValker.S. II. Bussell, AV.J. Hadley,
AY, A. Kulhorford, J. AV. Ilruwn,
lUchanl AVnlker by Homer Butlier
ford. Stayton L. Hobson.
AVhllo awaiting other matters.
Stephen Stools a former Democrat,
entertained tho convention with
sonio good-natured aMuarks. He is a
good off-hand speaker.
Tho permanent organization se
lected tho following otllccK M. II.
Looney president, C. B, Mooros svero-
tnry Geo. Rogers, assistant secretary;
F. O. INirrlne, treasuivr.
Kxecutivo board, SnjemL.
Honry; First Voters-AV, J. Williams:
Ewt Salem W. 11, Humphrey
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Sucicor to Dr. J. M.fKreni-, ..Id Mnu
Cotner, Salem, Or. Potties dcslrli g ,uprtlor
operations nt modcrnlv fees in nny brnntii are
in especial request.
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Blackweli's Genuine
HAM
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Knlghtclub.Sublimlty W.II.Smlth,
Turner E. II. Belknap; Marlon-J.
AV. Brown; AVorkliigincn, Salem-AV.
M. Clierrlngton; AVoodburn-AV. W.
Hall; M.chiiinu-G. P. Terrell; A'ew
Park John A Carson; Jcircrson-J. C.
Joncs;'Me,Klnley club of Lincoln pre
cinct E. T. Judd; Sllverton AV.
Cranston; McKlnley club, G-ervais
McKlnley Mitchell; Stayton-L. Hob
3on. Tho following resolutions were
adopted with cheers:
Besolvcd, That we, the Beimbllcans
or Mnrlon county, aemblcd In con
vention, hereby reiterate and realllrm
our belief In the vital principles of
Bcpubllcanlsin as enunciated In the
St. Louis platform, and we heartily
endorse the nominees of said conven
tion, believing Hon. Win. McKlnley,
Jr., of Ohio, to be our greatest Ameri
can citizen nud the mighty exponent
of tho Bcpubllcan protective system
upon which depends the success of
tlio laborers and producers of America
and. that In Garrett A. Hobart we
recognize ulo an able exponent of
Bepubllcan sentiments and loyal to
the masses of the people.
Resolved, That we, demand of the
coming legislature the abolishment of
nil useless commissions and the plac
ing of all county and state olllccrs on
reasonable salaries.
Resolved, That we, tho loyal united
Republicans of Marlon county, Ore
gon, do hereby pledgo ourselves to the
support of McKlnley and Hobart and
to labor earnestly and faithfully from
now until the election In November
for tho success or our ticket; believing
that the very salvation or our national
honor and credit depends upon the
success of our nomiuoes.'
A good Bepubllcan speech was made
In tho evening by Hon. Schuyler C.
Spencer, lato or Indiana. It was well
received, but tho audience was small
owing to the very warm weather.
How's This.
We olTer One Hundred Dollars rewaul for
any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CllttNEY & Co., Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known 1'. J.
Cheney for the last 15 years and lelleve
him perfectly honorable in nil business
Iramaclion and financially able to carry
oui any ooucai'oos maue uy incir mm.
West & Tkuax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.
Wai.dino. Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Drugplst, Toledo, O.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood nnd mucous
surfaces of the system. Testimonials, sent
free. Pdce 75 c, per Iwlde. Sold by nil
druggists.
Notice.
In pursuance or the requirements
or the law approved February 23, 1889,
notice is hereby given Unit tiio follow
ing list of countv warrants Issued
seven years prior to July J, 1890, 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 the olllcc
or the county tieasurer, or Marlon
county, Oregon, on or heroic August
29. 1890, said warrants will be can
celled and payment therein will be
rerused, all in accordance with the re
qulremcntsof said law.
f980, Capital Adventure Co., July,
1888, $0.70.
(1129, S.AV. Morgan, July, 18SS, $8.10.
7271), AVIlson I) McNary, December,
1888, $3.
7491, W. B. Simpson, January, 1889,
83.
7718. B. l'helps: January. ISal), $:!().
7781, J. W. Thomas, February, JH.S9,
$3.
83J0, D. W. Yoder, May, 1889, $2.73.
(WAIUIANT8 UNUAM.KM FOIL)
(8159, L.A. Vermech.Marcli 18, 1889
$3.10.)
(7833, AV.II. Trullinger; February 7,
a On it
(7.V19, Dan Rogers. January 11, 1889,
28.70.)
((HiU7, uscar Kuiinels, October ,
1888.$!.)
(0317, L. I). Pitman, October 3, 1883,
(8001, Alice A. Omcg, May 13, 1889,
$2.90.)
(0101, John A. Mclutlre, August 8,
1888, $2.)
(0338, Gad Miller, September?, 1838,
$1.)
389. licnrctta Lato, December 8
Peter G, Norgren,
(Formerly with I. J. Larsen & Co )
Carriage and wagon shop, 320 Commercial
street. Hrlng on yoar work, old or.new', and
have It done with a guarantee of satisfaction.
O 20d&w tf
DEPOT EXPRESS.
Meots all mail and passenger trains Hag.
cugc nnd express to all parts of the city.
Prompt service, Telephone No. 70
1AMES RADER
FOL'NTAiTSf,
Capital Transfer Co.
HARRY TOWN, PROP.
Express, bnggogi
done promptly. I.
storo.
;e and all kinds cl work
.cave orders at l'allon's
12
iONEYTOLOAN
On farm land security. Special
rates on large loans. Loans
considcicd without delay
HAMILTON & MOIit
Hank buildinti.
Hush
MONEY "TO LOAN I
1 87 Commercial strt ,0, JIM'VN
---- Mi. f.
"'"I
Rich's
Raspberry Syriip;
au wr It at I. 5. s, ... " .' . ""
wsii
On city qr farm property.
Over Hush's hank,
T. K. FORD)
F. VAN DER 1JAAN,
Carpenter, 'Builder and Jobber,
481 Winter street.
fJ7IIard limes prices always.
I
C. H. .LANE),
IfUl
III
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WOLZ & MIESCKE, hot
Dealars to all kinds of fre.hlU. .... i
ijr ircn sauHpn a ,Kclll,T j
. '71 COMMERCIAL ST
EAST AND SOUTH
.VIA
Shasta Route,
OP THE
in Cvrmvehl st., Stlfit lr
ry-JJiilH $15 upwards, l'nntst upw.mjs'j
188S, 91.70.)
SO, II. F,
Holliday, July 0,
X. Glrard, Marcli 1),
IH,
(01
$1.70.)
(8222, 1,
$l.f,0.)
(8(t:il, Gillies Fischer, May
81.70.)
(OSrw,. Job n Flynn, October f,
$1.)
(i:to7, A. Ecler, September 7,
$1.)
(lillO. Chns. Uaulleld, Soptcmbcr 10,
1888,
1880,
1881),
1888,
1888,
Hurtman, February 8,
1888. 81.)
(7843, Lewis
1881). $1.50.)
(7510, "Win. llrown, January 11, 1889,
81.70.)
(OIlol, Hamard Burtonshnw, Septem
ber ". 1888, $1.70.)
Dated this ,'iOth day of June, A. D.,
1800. L. V.EHLKN,
Clork,
j.-- . 1 1 ...
Wien Baby was slolr, wo gavo her Costorla,
Wien Um was a Cldtd, slio crtad for Costorla.
MTun tlio bocaiuo Mks, slie clung to Coatorl.
Vben klio bad Children, she gave them Castor!
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in groceries, paints, oils,
window class, varnishes, and
the most complete stocc of
brushes of all kinds in the
state. Artists' materials, lime,
hair, cement and shinples. and
finest quality of srass seeds,
IVolIVs Mind hwi
llimiARn, OREGON.
I he rnolr-st mineral water in tlic slate.
Sil'm surplied bv C M. Eppby. at the
Etrctric Grocery, East State st.
WHAT IS SAID.
Some say wc give the best meal in
town for 15c. We say try us and scs.
HOI RESTAURANT!
S. RICHARDSON. PROP.
FJpvSecnnd doo- north of Hctcl Willamette.
SALEM WATER CO.
Officei Willamette Hotel BuH(iinr
For water service apply at office. Hill
payable monthly in advance. Make n
complaints at the olficc.
There will be no deduction in water rate
on account of' temporary absence from th
city unless notico is left at the office.
Hereafter water for Irrigation will only lie
furnished to regular consumers using watei
for domestic purpose. Contractors for std
walks, brick work and plastering wljl nlea
read "under building purposes" page 17 !
schedule of rates for 1893. Apply nt olhr
for copy.
Southern Pacific Co,
California Eipress fraln Ron Jm, Utrm
Portland and San FrinriscJ.
Above trains stop at Katl'oribnJ,0i
City, Wo dliurn, Salem, Tuttirr, Mam
IcIWson, Alb.ny. Allrany iinclion. Inm
Shedds. llaUcy, lartlburg, Junca lit
Eujjcnc, Crwwull, Drain, atnl ill otu
from Ko-.eburn to Ashlan.l, inclatirt.
KOSKUURO MAIL DAtlY.
"South ', nfuruT"
8::io a. 111
11:00 a.m.
5:20 p.m.
Iv.I'oitlandar.
Iv. Hiilciu lr.
ar. Hoseb'K lv.
i:Wn.tt
2i3p.tt
8Wl3.m.
SAI.KM l'ASSENQEB.
South h'ortl?"
"4:00 p.m. lv. Portland ar. IU:io a.m.
0:15 p.m. I ar. Salem lv. 8:00 tin.
DINING CARS ON OGDEN RWfE
PULLNIAN IfUFT'Bf HtKKPfiS
and seconl Ll.iisleeitinsciriU'v-vrjtll
tliruuh iraiiM.
WKaT-SIDE DIVISION,
between Portland and Comllis, iiti in
cept Sunday.)
7:30 a tn.rrv Portland, Ar I6:wp.n.
I2M5P in.) Ar. Corvalli. Lvjl:35P.".
SALEM
i 1 inn
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
BIDS FOR WOOD,
Sealed bids for furnishing wood for
tlio court honso vll bo recolvad at
tlio olllco of tho county cjork until 2
o'clock p.m. on tho nth day of August,
A. 1)., 1890, as follews: For "0 cortls
11 poio oaK.anu uncords or good, clear,
largo body tir.
Hlds, however, will not 1h received
from one party or linn for more than
from ll vo to llftccn cords of pole oak,
or for more than live cords of largo
tir.
Hy order of tho
county court of
tills 10th
Marlon county. Orouon.
Dated ntjSale.ni, Oregon,
day of July, IBM.
- 10 1,,, ... l" V' K"LH.N,
-10 dot wat t'lerk.
WEAK
EOR SALE Gentle family hotse and good
top bugjjy-cheap. Apply to C. W.Scnber,
"WMiu wnmicmui nit 1 1 (
W0D WANTP.DTeH"o7ds"oT prime bif
tir, len cords of grub oak and ten cordu split
ash. Address, with price, XXX, care this
0j: I4U
THE OREGON TEACH BITTERS Is now
reduced to $0.50 per doien if the cash ac
companies ihe order, Per bottle 75 cents.
Send direct lo the manufactuier, H. Klas.
Aumsvillc, Or. '79 ,m '
IIEKIi'i VOUR fUANCll.-A proprietor"
wants to trade a good weekly newspaper office
n good town for unincumbered Immoral Sa
tern property. No opposition. Good rea.
u. iniormation at tais ollice. 6 18 if
toll SALEv-utiving mare lor sale at a ba'r
gan; weiftht about 1160; good traveler, In
quire of Wm. llrown it Co! 30 ,f
run SAl.U-At a bargain, tine residence
n1!,.1"r,n.erl,0,' ?ear S"- Ff father
t- mhuhh iiinuirc at ims otlice
TOR SALE
I am prepared to do all kinds of work in
wood nnd Iron. Repairing machinery of
any kind or making ami repairing stone cut
ters, tools and edged tools of any kind made
and repaired; wagous nnd bufjfes repaired,
and new ones made to order. Ilorseshoelng,
tne oest mat can bo done In town-hand
madeohoes. Pistes and running shoes care,
fully attended to. Call at my stand, at loo
Chemcketa street, back of New York Racket
store.
It. T. IIERSCHIJACD,
0
Gent
ON THE DOLLAR.
Ti i.if
11 up. rv 1 m fM.
-- ....., u HVIM
miib oui. raniy nmroved. wnnA
6-23 If
land
an
am 13
CURED AS IF BY MAGIC.
Ictlms of Lost Manhood ehould send at
uuiu ior a HOOK
thntoxidaluabow
full lnnnly vtjror
la CAslly, quickly
and permanently
restored, h'omau
Buitorlnir from
weakness can af.
fonl to Ignore tbU
timely nd vice.
llOOk tolls hntv
full BtreDRth, do
vcloiuaont and tone oro Imparted to every
proofs (seled)re to any man on application!
-40 acres land 5
pasture, good bouse, large barn, a acres
beriog orchard.lot of snufl frult.good water.
Vlqgd stunipagc can be had. Dot 145, &ien;
PAS 1 UKE-I'lrst clasi i,.. tn. i..r
or cattle Just vouth of Mornlngside. i i
?"!"lh' t grass and water. Inquire a?
jf.As.owce. 68 1 mo.
iijmc t(UAKU.-.Good
Ed, S, Lamport
lov Commercial $t
balem, Or,,
Has bought the Frank E Shafx
fer and the M, Beamer harness
stocks at forced sale. $4,000
worth ot goods will be disposed
of at 50 cents on the dollar.
ign of the White Horse,
table
hnmvA!.. 7" TT '-"' """" w"
---... ,n,li, scivco m wrauy sty e, only
U a week. 105 Commercial street. Vu.im
UUPEP PAPEU-Urge lot ot heavy
Jn5lBofficePUUta,t Under CiUpe,$- Ca M
I- H. HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER.
ERIEEJWLOO.lIUFFALO,H?YjThtkaVcK1
Salem Steam Laundry
Please notice the cut in prices
on the following!
Shirts, plain 10 cents
under drawers 5 to 10 cents
under shirts e 10 m cents
At Albany and Oorvallis connect wii , I
Irn.m of Oregon Central ,fc Eisttm Ri;lu.
Exprcv train daily except Sandsjr
4:45 nni I Lv. Portland Ar j 8:J5.B.
7125 P. m f Ar.McMinTilltl.Tl syt.
Til ROUGH TICKETS
lo all points in the Eaitcm Sister, Cmi
and Europe can lie ob'ained st losot a
from WAV. SKINNER, Aeent, si.
E.P, ROGERS. Ast. hSP.A
H ' IVriUtk. ft
R. KOEHLER. Manager.
OREGON CENTRAL:
.AND
Easte-n R, K. Company
(.YAQUINA BAV K0UTE.
-"Connecting ut Yaquini wy j
Francisco & Yaquln allay SteamshT C v
ctpampu "FARALLOJ" . ...
Sails from Yaquini every 3 djj ", ,1
Francisco. Coo. llay, Port Orford. Tr I
and JInmbolt llay. . .-.nauj. 1
n. , ,n,.iuJiioni siTf7 ,i
Shes.7ou,ebe,vecn,heW.il'-
ond Califjinla. -esttoSa
Fare from Allan j or poi w
Francisce: Cabin. Jo; "??' &1I
Bay and Port Offorf.ebi l
Bav, cabin $8; round trip. gJ
.!V,Sm..K
bteamers-'Aiu-iu "-. jir. eips ,
newly furnished, leave .Sijcm ' j
HamrJajs at ll a m.. ""WBW j
iu !"" "- ."' S... .. .Mie si
b-ave Portland same uar f -
arrivine atSaUm P -r.m. Or.
: cn!U MinaiTcri w -
tiuwi oiw '---"r.: j--
. MAYO, supi. im "", siwailW
'. BLDWIN,LoeslAi'.A"w
fel
Salem, ..
ninnapuiMS
n
Socks, per pair
.3 cenU
ivin,!
m arm?nfMlTYiuMiTvr I
A arauusHLdfiMtfSf
B'mrttoMrriiri'iriiHi5
sesess
sar
tBr?"
Handkerchiefs . . . 1 rent
ailk handkerchiefs . . . 1 rnt '
Slieets and pillow slips all cent's per dozen, '
and other wnA- In n,n,.ii.. r i
Flannels and other work inJJ
tclhgently washed by hand. j
Col J, Olmsted Prop, I
Bp..KS!!E.fflS
&3mttB5Bmi
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alfcq?.faiS5&a,r.
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