' Daily Capital Journal
BY HOKRR BROTHBRS
MONDAY, JULY 20, 1800.
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DAILY LINK TO PORTLAND
Alfona and Ramonaf
I.RAVB--
IIAIl.V.
Portland, 0:45 '"
Salem 7:450. m.
Independence, fitjo a in,
Sunday trl discontinued lor the pre
rnt. , ,
Q. ilck time, regiiUr service and cheap
.... rate , . .
,l I'. IIALOWIN.
Agent, Salem,
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Ladies Collars and Cuffs
lust received. Alcui line or plaits
for tho front or tins waist. The latest
novelty.
Ladies' Dress Plaits
In nhiln white, while and pink,
white and IjIiio, white, and tan.
White Kid Belts
came by cxpicw. Won't lust king.
Chiffon Ribbons
In nil the dollcato shades. Also a
full now assortment or plain satin and
iroH grain ribbons.
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
V v. ATit r. it Fohkcaht. Tonight
fair; Tuesday ralr: continued warm
weather.
Paid Too Much. The cxpeits lit
tlio county treasurer's books have still
kc veial days work to close the nmt ter
1111, but one Item has mi far come to the
public through the school board. It Is
that the county treasurer has paid
over to tlio cleric of school district No.
21 WJiMM more than Is duo the dis
trict. TliH Is liable lo embaniRS the
district as the amount hah been ap
plied on Indebtedness.
F0110.OT Unit Hat. Thoro Is it good
Joko bolng told on one of Salem's best
looking young women who spent Sun
day at Sllvor Creole Falls. On the
way home, the young lady removed
her lint, placing It In tlio bottom of
tho buggy. Home was reached In duo
season but tho young lady was too
busily engaged discussing tho weather
(?) with her young gentleman friend,
to remember her hat and as 11 result
ho was obliged lo perform tho cm
harassing errand of going to tho livery
stablo this morning and sccuro her
chaponti.
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Hot Bargains
1
Ladlo's eool undervosls- 5c, 10c, 20c,
25o, :15c, GOc.
Gent's balbrlggan tindorwear IVr
sttltfiOo, $1, l.2T.
Straw Huts Prices all reduced to
closo tbcm out.
Dimities 20oonos now loc, lfio ones
now 121c, 100 ones 7c.
loo Zephyr Glngluims now lOo,
Chulllcs -to and rc.
Shirt Waists COc and up.
.Willis Bros. & Co,
Court and Liberty.
Tho CushXDry Goods, Clothing and
Shoo House.
tfTUiitll further notlco our store will
oloso at 7 o'clock evenings Qxcopt Saturday.
Gampers,
HO-
Everything you
want in
Lunch
Goods
and provisions.
This is our
specialty.
X Sonncmaan,.
immBm
J3$
I Merciless Cut,,
.... . ... . P
Wc have 10 dozen
'Standard" waists, $1,
$1,25 and $1,50 k.nd,
good styles, attached M
iillU UtlUV.ll.tJ v.wiiu 11
that wc throw out at
75c,
Y wnn't Mi-rv tilfMTl
over. Seethe south y
window.
t-Tf u.lmfl ftArtO (I
J iiyiltl JJUV-VVJ gWVVM I-
cut in same propotv 5 15
tion,
3 T. rioiuersoD.
PERSONAL.
J. N. Keel wont to Portland today.
.Mrs. I. W. I'ligh Is iiistlcatlngat
Newport.
Mrs. .1. G. ICellcy of Salem, Is visit
at lOugoiie.
L. II. McMaliati went to Portland
Su'iday Miiornlng.
MlssOnlu MoKlnney spoilt Sunday
with Tumor relatives.
.Mrs. A. E. Crosby left today for an
outing at Seal Itock.
Dr. S. It. .Jcssup and son, Albert,
lertthls morning Tor Wattorloo.
F. S. li'arlMrn, tho bookseller,
spent Sunday In tho metropollH.
District Attorney S. L. llliydcn
went to Wood bum this afternoon.
Secretary of Stuto Klncald and
family are rusticating at Newport.
.Miss haggle Hodgklu was tho guest
of Turner friends Saturday ami Sun
day. Mrs. .1. W. Miller of Portland, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. K. Hodg
klu. Mr. and Mrs. j I). W. Frazleror tho
"Bazaar," were Portland visitors to
day. Superintendent G. M. Irwin re
turned homo on tho lloseburg mall
thla morning.
Mrs. Hal 1). Pulton Is visiting Port
laud, to which place she went Sun
day morning.
Perry Card and Al. Swegle returned
this afternoon from an over Sunday
visit at Newport.
.1. .). Dalrymple, tho well known
merchant, wont to Portland this
morning 011 business.
C. Van I'atton spent Sunday In this
city with his family, returning to
Chemawa this morning.
.I0I111 Holman returned lo Albany
this morning having spent Sunday
with his family In this city.
A. Mason, the contractor, accom
panied by his daughter Miss Mary,
went to Portland this morning.
Luke Lynn and H. A. dinger, went
to Newport yesterday on their wheels,
having started at .'I o'clock a, m.
C. M. llnrr and Raymond Burr,
wont to Portland tills morning, and
will visit friends for a fow days.
Coroner A. M. Clougli stipriscd his
friends Saturday by appearing on the
streets with a smooth-shaven face.
Ed. N. Edes, city recorder, and W.
1. Culver, returned Sunday evening
from a day's tlshlug abovo Mehama.
Miss Lena Hubcr, assistant In tho
Stewart millinery establishment,
spent Sunday at Silver Creek falls.
Chas. L. MoNary, deputy counto re
corder, was among tho many Salem
Itcs spending Sunday at Silver Creek
falls Judge and Mrs. J. It. Falrbank
slait tomorrow morning for a fow
weeks In tho shadv nooks nboct Me-
haiiiii.
Mrs. Sain Adolph and family, of
East Stuto street, loft today for Now
port, where they will spend two
mouths.
Miss Hit a llakestraw, of Chemawa,
went up to stayton this morning nnd
wl)l tw tho guest of Miss Deano
Kitchen.
Hoy. P. H. Williams returned to
Portland this afternoon having been
tho guest of Row W. lloynolds over
Sunday.
Al. HolT, Fred Stowart and John
Wlnstuiiloy, spent Sunday at Wllolt
Sprlags, making tho trip 011 their
bicycles,
Mrs. J. II. H. Royal of Salem, ar
rived hero today to attend thobcdsldo
of her sister, Mrs. E. A. MoAllster.
-Eugene Guard.
Mrs. G. W Anderson, tho well
known proprietor of tho "Anderson'',
hotel, went to Portland on tho after
noon train. j
Miss Emma Monro, of Portland,
came (Town from Corvullls this morn
nnd will lie the guest of Misses Edltha
and Anna Lewis un State street. j
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Caatorla
&!B888
rify
Elder T)
L. Mi'Claln.of Maclcny,
starts Wednesday for Aphlr, Curry
county, with his family wherotlicy
expect to make their home for a year.
I MIssGcnovlevo Church arrived In
the city this morning rnitn Pasadena,
California, and will spend the summer
at tho home of her aunt, Mrs. J.. I.
Murphy.
I Miss Perulee Maxson.of Vancouver,
, who bus been the guest or Mis Alice
I Davenport, went to GeryaH this
jafteinooti, wheie she will vWlt Miss
Stewart.
F. J. Schceland, who has been seri
ously 111 with malaria rever, at the
jesldenco or Jos. Albrlch, on Church
street, Is rapidly Improving and will
noon lie nbout again.
Fred Gelbcl nnd M Davis are home
rrom a fishing trip to Thomas creek.
They roport8'JO trout caught, a pretty
high llgure to spring so early in tho
season, by tho way.
LceStelnerand Fred Stcusloir with
their families, drove up to tho Golden
ranch on tho Santlam yesterday, re
turning In tho cool of tho evening,
arteran enjoyable outing.
Superintendent F. N. Derby and
family, nccompaulcd by Miss Minnie
DoLong, left this morning fr New
port. Mr. Derby will return In a few
days but his family will remain nil
sum mer.
Mrs. H. F. Smltli, or Winters, Cali
fornia, and Miss Molllo Jlcpncr, of
Waldo Hills, came Up on tho llyer
Sunday morning and aro tho guests of
Mrs. Lou Smith, at 37 Commercial
street.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. England, Mr.
and Mrs. A. N. Gilbert. Mr. and Mrs.
Paul H.Sroat, Mls Ethel Cuslckand
W. 11. Morse, were among the Salem
itcs spending Sunday at Wllholt
Springs.
Information was received Satuiday
by James and Charles Simpson that
their mother, who Is camping with
Mr. Simpson at Newport, was In very
poor health and asking tho boys to
come over after them, They will re
turn to Salem at once.
Mrs. John Krausse and baby Ru
dolph went to Seal Hocks today
where they will spend the summer
with Mrs. O. E. Krausse and family.
Mr. Kruussc returned this afternoon
having nicely settled his folks at this
delightful summer resort.
Frank Albrlch returned to Astoria
today, and will resumo work In tho
carpenter establishment or Henry
Zapp. Frank was so unrortunate a
few weeks since as to accidentally cut
himself with 11 chisel, nnd took advan
tage of his unexpected lay-oir, which
the accident necessitated, by visiting
his parents In this city.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Spencer leturned
to Portland this morning. Mr. Spen
cer delivered an address on tho Issues
or tho day at 'the -opera liouso Satur
nlght. Tlio gentleman speaks In the
highest terms or tho excellent treat
ment ho iccelved whllo In Salem, and
will over remember tho royal manner
In which himself and wife were enter
tained whllo In tho city.
Hon. Phil. Metscliau, tho stnto
treasurer or Oregon, arrived in on tho
train today fiom Salem. Mr. Mets
cliau Is on his way to Canyon City, his
old home In Eastern Oregon, where he
will remain for several days. Mr.
Mctsohau Informs us that the hot
weathorhas destroyed much fruit In
tho Willamette valley, and Is now In
juring what little crops wore left after
the destructive storms earlier In tho
mmsoii. -Haker City Republican.
Livklv Runaway. Just before
the arrival of tho llotehurg local this
morning, tho meat cart of Geo. Fund
rich was standing In front of tho Yow
Park meat market, whou suddenly
tho horse took fright and ran quite
rapidly. Reaching Oak street It
started towards the dopot but In cross
ing tho street car track the cart was
overthrown and tho horse, becoming
entangled In tho harness, fell to tho
ground. Scarcely any damage was
done cart or harness but tho horso was
thought to bo seriously injured for
sometime but, with tho exception of
a fow scratches, ho Is none the worse
for the Incident.
At S11.vr.1t Cki:ic Falls. Ono of
tho most pleasant retreat about the
Willamette valley tlieso hot summer
days, Is Silver Creek Falls, A morry
party of six young peoplo loft Salem
early Sunday morning and spout the
day at this delightful place. Tho
party consisted of Mr. and Mrs" W. E.
Calkins, Miss Edltha Lewis, Miss
Anna Lewis: Messrs. John Molr, Jr.
and A. Klein. Mr. Calkins took a
camera with him and ore tho day
passed succeeded In obtaining several
vlows.
In Mkmouy ov Huhns. At 8
o'clock Tuesday evening, July 21st, at
tho stnto house, tho admirers of Rob
ert llurns will give nn anniversary
meeting In memory of the Scotch
pooL A biographical sketch of IHirns
will bo given by Prof. J. H. Horner, of
tho Agricultural Collego at Corvallls
whllo several of tho poet's songs and
compositions will bo recited. Prof.
R. A, Heritage will havechnrgoof tho
singing.
IK
A SAD DROWN INO CASE.
Two Brothers Leue Their Lives In Wil
lamette Slough
About noon yesterday two brothers
named Atkins (or Atchlfeon) were
drowned while bathing In Willamette
slough three miles below Wheatland,
at the Galloway farm The news was
brotght to Salem by a gentleman
from Llneoln.who wns near there yes
terday. The older brother Is six feet
and two inches tall, about 22 yea is or
age, whllo the other Is several years
younger. The older could not swim,
and having gone beyond his depth,
called to his brother for help. The
latter swam heroically to his rescue,
but In his efforts to save him, was
himself drawn down, and both lost
their lives. Today at noon tho oodles
had not been recovered and It seems
Impossible to get further particulars
as there Is no telephone connection
near there.
FROM CHEMAWA.
F. O. Collier, or Salem, Is Instruct
ing tho Indian boys In the art or
printing, and tho business manager of
tho Chcniawa-Amcrlcan, a paper now
printed at the Chemawa Indian
school. It Is hoped that tho paper will
receive tho support or all citizens.
Tho paper will bo published semi
monthly and the subscription price
will be 2."i ccuLs per year.
The citizens or Salem are cordially
Invited to attend tho commencement
exercises which will be held at the
Indian school July 23d.
The graduating exercises occur
Thursdny beginning at !J:30 p. m.
William Minor and Henry Lewis are
the graduates.
IMtOdHAM.
Chorus, "Music Everywhere,". Hjinson
bchool.
Essay, "Small lleglnnlngs,"......
Henry Lewis
Essay, "Tho Progiess or a Race". .
.,'. T William Minor
Ladles Chorus, "Heather Hells".. Abt
Addres non.u. ,m. irwin
Presentation
lion of diplomas
. . . .Sunt. Thomas W. Potter
...."On tho Lake We Float"
Plmrim
School.
jonioh i:xkrcisi;s. 7 I'. M.
Chorii8,"SiiuinierTline"...Showalter
School.
Discussien: Is the Industrial Work
or tho Government Schools or More
Importance than the Literary Work?
Affirmative Negative.
Douglas Holt, Alpheus Dodge,
'rimriflmm Monro. Itleliurd Graham.
Song, "Wo aro nil Hold Gypsies"..
Girls or Miss Miller's room
Medley Kindergarten Class
"Hummer voices"
Pupils of Mrs. Nardlu's rooui
Recitation, "When You Meet a Lady"
Henry Church.
lMnimniiPt I n. Second Walt-... Donee
Piano JJuet, j-b jnnuet "
Amy Weston. Miss Morgan.
Quartet , "Long Tlmo Ago,"
Pimllsof Mrs. Hays' loom
Mother Gooso Recitation and Drill.
Pupils or Miss M lller's room
Ladles' Chorus, "The Snowdrop..
Pinsult
Recitation, "Dolly's Speech"
Mary Pluard
Piano Solo,"Hlde and Seek," Schythe
Amy Weston.
Old Friends, ami Doll Drll
Pupils or Mrs. Hays' room
Recitation, "Angry Polywog"....
Andrew Pluard
PlnnnSnlnl"- "VUlago Fair," Gurllt
1 lanoboio b i.shyinrk," Tschalkosy
Gcrtrudo Urower.
Row and A rrow Drill
.... Pupils or Miss William's room
Cornet Solo Frederick Freeman
Recitation, "Cast thy Hread
Upon the Waters," Nellie Runnels
Ladlos'ChoruV'Musloof the Hells"
Abt
"Pray How D'ye Do?"
Margy Gray, Joe Wiggins,
Elizabeth Vincent
Chorus, "Tho Moonlight Sail,"..
School
"Columbia Welcoming tho Nations,"
Girls or Miss Scott's room, assisted
by others.
Si'itAiNKi) His Ankli:. Win. Hab
cockand Frank Moorcs. riding a tau
dom and accompanied by Jas. Wood
ruff 011 a single bicycle, left Salem
last night at 11 o'clock for Slab Creek
where thoy expected to spend a week.
When near Lincoln tho tantlom ran
Into a rut that had not been detected
by tho riders nnd us a result there
was a general mlx-up. Mr. Habcock
sustained a very painful sprain of tho
ankle nnd the party returned to Sa
lem, deciding! to postpono tho trip 0110
week or until Babcock will Iks ablo to
make the trip. The sprain Is quite a
bad 0110 and will causo Mr. Habcock
considerable luconvonlencofor severnl
days.
Always Go To tho Now York
Racket when you want to save money
Thoy havo a largo lino of the cele
brated "Bull Breeches," cottonade
pants, overalls, Jackets, summer coats,
tablo llnuen and Turkey red damask
crash towels, from a cents upward,
hummocks, satchels, gents laundrlcd
and imlaundrled and work shirts, all
at low prtcos. Call and savo 15 to 25
percent. 18 2dlw
A Mkury Pautv. Among tho
many Salomltes spending Sunday at
Sliver Creek Falls wero tho Misses
Mamie, Hattle, and Llnnlo Rundlett,
Alllo Crossan, nnd Mattlo Hunt;
Messrs. Ralph King, Arno Crossan,
Sam Rundlett, Frank King and An
drew Campbell. They report a most
enjoyable day's outing at theso de
lightful falls.
Children Cry tsr
;taharf Castoria.
A WILD-EYED SINNER TALKS.
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j lie uaais u urn"- " -1
Money Clutis.
At tho Republican ratification Mr.
Toozo said "the silver craze has taken
u Urn. hold upon the people
from the Atlantic to tho Pacific
and Judging from tho Blzo (or
lack or size) or the audience which
listened to the imported orator at the
opera houe Saturday evening, one
must, be assured that Mr. Too.'s 10
marks lilt Salem, Or., at least.
It was kind In Mayor Gatch to go
out and hunt up rour ladles Saturday
evening that Mr. Spencer might not
bo embarrassed when he mild "ladles
and gentlemen."
Doc Kccne got his best rustle on
Saturday evening when ho accom
panied the band around tho block,
drumming up an audience for tho lin-
poratcd ontor. The nana piiiyeu
"Hall to the Chief" and Hoc swung
his hat and cried "ror God's sake
come along and give the man an
audience."
Mayor Gatch deserves the sympathy
or nil, s tlio falluro was 110 -fault of
his. Immediately after tho ratifica
tion failure Mr. Gatch tct about to
organize tho whole county in tho In
terest or the ticket and expected the
Some of OH?
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1 1 1
Large bottles olive oil 20c, Apricots and peaches 10c
per can, Sardines 5c each, or 6 for 25c, "Worlds
Beater" savon, wc absolutely guarantee to give satis,
faction, while you get 20 ounces for 5c. Wc carry
Soap Foam 3 lb, packages for 20c. Wc will prove to
you that our prices arc lower than any other grocery
in Salem if you will investigate. All wc ask is a
trial order,
fiflRRITT & LfWRENCE,
P, O. Grocery
Imported nr.'1'or lo 1h greeted with an
Immense audl-Miee, "b i al is; the best
laid plans'' etc.
Mr. Spencer waited nut II l o'clo-k
for an audience and then was com
pelled to commence his address with
only eighty-four hearers, and a good
sprinkling of thoso were silver cranks.
When Doc. Kccno brought tho band
to the head of the stairs tho speaker
cried out, "Come up to the rront boys
nnd give us a tune, something must be
done to awaken a little enthusiasm."
The difference In size between the
audience at tho ratification nnd tho
meeting Saturday evening measures
the Influcnco that ProL Hcrltngo had
on the former.
Como Back No Moorcs, Doc Kcene,
and a few more of the leaders wero
going to havo their faces photo
graphed after the Saturday blow-out,
but, alas, there was no camera in
town long enough. Sinncii.
MARRIED.
FLUBACHKR - ANDERSON.-On
Saturday evening, July 18, 180(1, at
7 o'clock p. in., at tho M. E. parson
age, Miss Bertha Flubacher to W.
W. Anderson, Row G. W. Grannls,
olllclatlng.
VKATCII-PAPE.-At Marietta, O.,
July 7. 18DU, Miss Anna Veatch to
L. I). Pane, Rev. Stewart of tho M.
E. church olllclatlng.
Miss Veatch Is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. P. Veatch of this city.
Mr. Papo Is well and favorably known
in this city, having been employed as
electrician several months since.
A Million Gold Dollars
Would not bring happiness to the person
miTering with dyspepsia, but Hood's S.v
sanrilh has cured many thousands of cases or
this disease. It tones the stomach, regulates
the bowels and puts ail the machinery of the
system In pood Working order. It creates n
good appetite and gives health, strength-and
happiness.
Hood's rill act harmontou.ly with Hood's
Sarsaparilla. Cure all liver ills. 25 cents.
ToNiaiiT.-Sedgwick Post G. A. R.
meets tonight. All members should
attend.
Special Rates.
si IH?0 & Hrker, agents for tho
0. R.& Is. and Union Pacific railways
regarding special round trip rates to
the Republican national convention
at St. Louis, tho Democratic national
convention at Chicago, Peoples party
convention at St. Louis, national con
vention "i. P. s. C. E. at Washington,
D. C, Jatlonal educational Associa
tion at Buffalo, N. Y., nnd G. A. R.
national encninpment at St. Paul,
M'nn- 0:8td-d&w
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CliimiY Pint nt ?mtniD .. o,, 1.
bonanza. Try It at Gllbret T Pt-
lu,!, n-3t
Our StOCk Ol tllll slums mncf. lu
closod out before tho season Is over.
Seo Krausso Bros. utt
Take No Substitute
Gail Borden
Eagle Brand
"-- -CONDENSED MILK
W . .h.mJ
Do Not Forget
6MII66
Still Continues,
Bargains This Week
m
257 Commercial st.
Specialties
1 1
RIVER NEWS.
Mave iiont of the Doats on
the Wll-
lamcttc River.
The f C. T. Co. has discontinued
Its Sunday trips for tho present.
Steamer Iloag was pulled oft' of tho
Santlam bar Sunday, and left iiiiuiu
dlately ror Corvallls.
Steamer Albany succeeded In get
ting oft an up-river baryesterday, and
left Salem for Portland at 8 o'clock
this morning.
The Willamette river this morning
registered 2.2 feet above level water
mark. This low stage of water Is
nfl'ectlug the boat travel not a little.
A great many of tho boats experience
considerable difficulty in making their
regular trip, owing to numerous bars.
Steamer Raiuonn Is In Portland un
dergoing -some repairs. A new hull
Is tho most Important repair being
done, but she Is being thoroughly
overhauled throughout, ready for tho
fall and winter run. When again
placed on tho river sho will not draw
over fourteen Inches of water, thins
enabling her to navigate the river at
points she was formerly unable to pass
over. Hor place Is being taken by tho
Gray Eagle.
Tho O. C. T. Co. has changed Its
manner of making trips to Portland,
howover they still hnve a dally boat
to Portland, and tho best of time is
made. Tho Gray Eagle leaves Inde
pendence and Salem on usual time,
and meets tho Altonn In tho vicinity
of Mission Landing, whcnfrleghtand
passengers aro transferred, and tho
t II... A. A -- 1 A 1 ...l.ll -
wwiona returns 10 ioruiiuu, wuuu iiiu
Gray Eaglo plows hor way back up tho
Willamette.
Your Boy Won't Live a Month.
So Mr. Oilman Drown, of 34 Mill street,
Gardner, Mass., was told by the doctors. Ills
Mon had lung trouble, following typhoid ma.
laria. and he spent $375 with doctors, who
finally gave him up. saying: "Your boy
won't live a month." He tried Dr. King'
New Discovery and a few bottles restored
htm tn health and enabled him to go to woik
a perfectly well man. He says he owes his
present good health to use of Dr. King' New
Discovery, and knows It to bo the best In the
world for lung trouble. Trtal bottle free at
Fred. A, Legg's drug store.
Sunday Excursions.
Beginning with Sunday, June 21,
and on each succeeding Sunday, a
special excursion train will leave Al-
uany at 7 a. m., Corvallls 7:30 a. 111..
arriving nt Yaqulna at 11:15 a. 111.
Returning, boat leaves Newport at
0:30 p. in. Train leaves Yaqulna
at 7 p. 111., arriving nt Corvallls at
10 p. 111. and Albany nt 10:30 p. in.
inre, good on this train only, from
Corvallls, Albany und Philomath to
Newport and return,$1.50.
II. L. Waldun, II. B. Lowman,
Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallls.
Edwin Stone,
Manager, Corvallls.
Corvallls, Juno 17, 1890.
TIlO ricnlnr wlm e-ivn "I linvn nn
Hoe Cako soap," practically admit
that ho does not sell first q uallty
goods. If ho says ho has something
"Just as POfiri" vnn will Irnnvv nt. nCA
that ho Is trylhg to soil you un In
ferior article. There Is more cloathlng
destroyed by poor soap than by actual
Ji lKu l,lu irue niKnii rois 1110 CIOLII.
IIOO Cako contains nMtliar frAA ilk-11 II I
See our fie Scrims. Sec our Co Crash. ()2-lticli Llim.,
Damask Bleached, 2l)e. Full lino of Sattcens at fi
1HC. Full lino or Llama at !o. Full lino or Dluil' t -1
8c. Shirt, waists at cost to close-a few loft v,mi,
silks at 21c. Hurgalns In dress goods. Bariralas 1
hosiery. Bargains In underwear. Our entire sWk'l
nullified.
That Our Grand
in All Lines,
THE MAUKEIY
juS'S0: Ju,y ,7-w,,M'' "Jh '.
New York, luly 17 -Silver, 6; ld
PORTLAND MAIlKET.
Pllnnd,' J.?ly 7 Wheat valley, ,,
53; Walla Walla, 49.150. h '
CfM'Tn
tioMB j r w
Potatoes. . Oregon, 8o(a).)oc ,rMcll
Hjy. ,CxkI, 8(u)i; per luu.
Wool,. Valley, nc; IlM-m OrtM
57c k '
Millstufii..l!ran J'3Ji40o;ihoiu,fi(,
Poultry- 1'hlckenx, mtxcd,)2.Jo3 broil
ers, $t.So2.5o; ducks, 4a$; ttx, tg6:
turkeys, live, iottc; dressed, 151170.
Hides,. urecn, tailed Co II 5c; under
60 lbs 444ci "heep pelts, lo7oo.
Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, according toqul,
ity.
Putter. .Oregon fancy creamery, 3035;
fancy dairy. 25; fair to kx, 17,
t'ficew Oiet;on full cream, 10
l''Kg,.Orrguu, tic per doz
lirf,.TOioieeri. 3.3.25 per Hi; (air
In pood tU'crs, 2xA(ai2i 5c, ), jWfdiki,
drecd beet, 45e
san i-'kam;ico MARKET.
San Kmncisco, July 1 7 Wheftt,92ja
Woid. Orrgon, chone, Syoliw, inferior 5
7c, valley, toc.
Uo;m (.liioinlile nt 23c.
l'otuors o55c per sack.
Oils-Milling. 75W8J.
SAl.KM MARKET.
Wheat. .43c pr nu., market firm,
Oats ,2u(sJ22c.
Hay Haled, cheat, S il3.5l tniKh,
7.00.
Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.00; reuil,
3 20J
shortn,
bran, bulk 11.00; sacked, U.oo;
12.0013.00; chop fspd, iim
I2.O0.
Poal.rv. lieu, 5c; Spmiijiiiickeiii, Jill.
Val..D.ctt.d. i1,.
li. lired. W,.
Live Jaille..li
bhuei. Live, 1.25.
Wool .Hum, I2c.
Ilip..i!et, 4(gtS'-
Kggi .Cah. 10c.
iluticr..ltcst dairy, (oc; fin.. :livmtj
15c.
CIwjc .I2ic
Form Smoked 'Mean, lb 1.7. ww
9c; houlders, 5c.
,ointos.,6oc per bti
Mucklen Aruica finlvu
The bet Salve in the world foi Cult,
Sores Sores Ulcers Salt UheiM. Um
and all Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblain.
liruh.es, Skin Eruptions and positively cures
Piles or no pay required. It is gusrsnteed to
Live per fee satisfaction or money refawftj.
Price 25 ccntx a hw Kor sale by Fred A
Lege
"' r- vju come in hot
. .' .lnif.-HIRES Root-
,.,... , .,l..l-lJl..nnwl1l.lf."IIOe
Cako" will not make the ' anaM
llko common soap. Savo tho wr-W":
Thev arc worth a cent apiece. J
4 ,
Krausso Bros, aro making cuU on
tan shoes. i
mi
NOTJCK TO PltOl'KKTY OWNEB3.-
Actlng under Instructions from im
city council I am required toKetMJ
tho streets and ulK-y "rilwc tyjj
cleared or all rubbish nnd refit W
tho abutting property owners, inj
erty owners will take notice and cl n
up tho streets. 1 11 the event tat ;1M
property owners rail toJcm"J
the streets and allow 1 : c' JJg
t nnrfnrrn BUC 1 Work atlU Ciarui
sauiotothem. AiKShil
7-n ut. "
Down go tho prices on tan1
Krausso Bros. t
Awarded
Highest Honors-WorF
Medal, MWwIaterl--
'PR;
CREAM
BAKINu
POHlHi
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l-lour1'ortland, 285; Bsnton' eomu.
2.S; graham, 2.50; superiins. $1 2tVr im
Oats-White, 26028c; EteT.itfg,"
Inbacs. j4.2tfAe. 2?. barreli. . rJa. '
" rf- w - .--., louiuin..
nor worthless filling, " I
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