Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, June 16, 1897, Image 2

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word bslog al toe tiae eotored of
record. Toe wt ioionwrowot oa
tb ooan ao wore eatoroi aooo.
cxrrkrf oot. allowed, ordered aald.
zod?r,irr2tst9iit40&tB for- N oeoeraMj a aot omo of rtor
(Btfatrof a word toios etrd 00 f loteOioeooe tkeoKlroi. tkoosit ter
JooruiUof io9rt, of wftbooc i ar aotte aaUo? ta flf-aaocooa-tollb1M9SreartdattteOf'i
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ttoooftkeeosrt HeM Wle toe or fc of l Asrteoltoal OoUeae nlD
Br Is projre, aad la aa erea
ztfeework ira.; bio doid
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'xaeo loe osrze u5 j 1
HMdudto iltw lo zofll
dated Jooe llsat aad ordered ft filed
trfdaseJooeSto aod we zre !!-;
zMj fafonoed iaitracte te eterk
wtteMKVKrwifcaoitoeotr it
SjMatae jooraal for the Jooe terai
iiiH. aad ooctozlkM-toe reoortors
to see the MIL
laipaachtfloot l a hard
word, bat
vreHtbulttMt the psoote have aoi
otbercMrseopea. We are aware thai
lopeblfcbfoz what we do. Bates It
can be proren to be trae, we are lia
ble to a prcrs&setloa for libel, asd toe
cosntj Judge himself, or the jrraod
Jary that l In ee&itoa, are repaired to
take notice of HbeUoes pobHcattoas.
It Is with the atinost reluctance that
we call down J adze Terrell for his
methods of transacting public bosi
nesa. In the Insurance deal, and lo
the case of the bill for the recent re-
p3lHatlhecourt-Uo""'fil-iSK j""1
a-u-jiom was violated. All precedent
wadset aside and the Judge seems to
hare become a law unto himself.
lu,f
Public buslnew cannot bs trauctd
a he has undertaken to do In the
oosos referred lo and that rasped for
Saw and order, maintained, without
which a community is in a state of
anarchy.
Ilo one will Maine contractor who
are giTen "carte blanche" If they run
bill against the county beyond the
contract price. That is tboir busl
ue;. It ha public official's business
to stand between the taxpayer and
all contractors, not to make it easy
for the latter to -run up a bill against
the county. The public hare no pro
tection in these matters if the press
seals with its silence the misdeeds of
public oOicials, and while what we
fay may subject us to legal proceed
ings we beliere the present county
Judge has commiUod at least two
outraged on this county that dauiaud
universal condemnation. If not lai-
paaalimnnt. This U possibly not the
tint, time aueh things have ben done
in Marlon county, ilut they eome si
prusent with extremely bad grace.
Prices of produets are low. Tuxag are
high. Crop; are uliorfc. The poaple
are suffering from four years fit gold
standard Democracy, to be followed
up by the uncertainties or four yrs
of gold bUindurd Republicanism. Had
Uim bMn low, the treasury running
over, Uie priced good, crops big, tiuias
flush, the pop!o would oyorlixk thane
daylight grabs auiimltted wlthnut
even the grace of logal foruiulitle.
As It Is, the people have no roeourni
but In the utmost publlglty. Ve do
not wloh to .unduly agitate the pub
Ilumlnd, but if suuh lawless acts by
oilloiali cunnut be stopped, If law,
public proseoutur, gruml Jury ur pub.
HcGonduuinatlon will not urrost tlio
raldson the county treasury committed
by those In power to enrich ihomselvud
and a few favorites, the tiuio will soon
be at hand when capitalists will not
Invest In public warrants atany price,
mid the citizens will arise enmugso and
refuse longer lo support suuh un
justly Imposed burden of taxation.
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Pills
BMcrprfee." erV-tJj lyro br a
KWi iBi 1 5li
wrt to iaapart ynwa
for too
- AriraiiraJ Ornene. to Use the
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SflC waHoBarWej w ? BT
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wto bnac mX Pmf. Btorf, irko z
AjJ.fleo.-rt-.oc-l.otf-or.
So -WK no tawort won feaaraaf to afe
as
to
tax-!
aaj-
' 00 tbetr eoaaitiooal wort.
wImo tker art
Ideals ia oar atldst eaoailBt
towoorfcrjr aoolapid to til
wit credit aad dtatiocUoo. Thofe.
woo taJot -we aeed to so to a dtHaoce
foroMoto hi y itiadeots of oor eol
foatt tol&bid arfteoi of cfcaoziaz ors-
ideat& Toeceo?oof oofoloa saeoas
. tote tfeaiXr. Hitter ifcooM be re-
teiod,M work dorto? toe past yr
fcsioed, ab wort darta? toe aat jar
osTfaz basa qotte smoeesst aJ aad tae
of sock irsfe. We oader-
ad ttet the Graose afairoTd Ms
work tr rowiaUoa. ffe bofe Ut
to bstter aad oAseotofMie
reseois win esar Uteat to pot
their
foot oa this awveoKot for his dls
jd&eeoMot ootfl be has shows at
teavt by thoroosh trial that he is sot
j worthy.
It is said that old Bea Botler pare
the city of New Orleans the best
cteas-ap it ever receired. The dear
people of that soothers metropolis
protested bitterly, bat later all con
ceded that It was a Messing to tbd
city from a sanitary point of view.
There are many cities at the present
time that are sadly in need of a Ben
Butler, and even the smaller centres
of poiHilatton in many Instances are
- mr...iMiuarjiier SDOUld be-
When the poet, or saint, said that
"cleanliness is next to godliness" bel
told one of the biggest truths ever ut
tered, but alas its obserrance, or lack
of obserranee, seems to be adhered to
in an Inverse ratio. In short, we all
tolerate too much tilth for our best
good, but like the citizens of 2Cew
Orleans we al! hate to admit it, and
as tuooghly dislike to apply the
remedy. It is difficult to tell why
this is so in a civilized state, but it is
so, and society no doubt pays the pen
alty in an Increased amount of sick
ness and death from year to year.
Salem Is no exception to this rule,
but here we seem to have the draw
back of a city government that is op
posed to these precautions in the in
terest of public health. With a doc
tor for ' mayor, Salem should rank
among the cleanest cities in America.
With good natural drainage and a
healthful location our elty should be
Die pride of every resident in regard
tocleaallnoas. But It Is difficult to
have this when toe bead of the gov
ernment b dead aet agalnu It. Mayor
IttcbardcOH admitted in his official
meoaage that our street were a dis
grace aod thereby brought down upon
our city the odium oferilielstu from
outriders. He promised lo remedy
lite evil a soon a it quit raining. It
was too wet then, and now it is too
dry. Like the Arkansas man's house
that leaked, Salem is likelr to go
without the thorough clean-up it
needs. An ordinance is now peading
to provide new plumblnr regulations.
It is to be ltopad (t will be better en
forced than the regulations we now
have, undor which the city is full of
nuisances dangerous to the public
itealth. Surface walU. coesmols.
Hlthy closets, no sewer eounections
are the rule, which should be tlie ax
ceptlon. Oh, for a Hen Ilutlor, to
dung (Hit the Augauu sUblos or filth
In overy city in the la ml !
The whole controversy us to tho
organlaition of Uie Union party grows
out of the dtMuawl of the old party !
Ul l,J 1
inauagora. and the domnnd or
tho
Union conference that tho entire or-'
9oa wwptww" - .4 eeooblicM ancs.
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Hoatfe. ToelaortftarMrjoasiMai er W to' , 9MatotMi ik to
I 1 " " w " " -" - W " -"
aattti'ce he festafsctf tc tt Iteopte
Thrnciiw peittieiaa are
tfrK 'X the ram trf te L
ttfltecert'. IVj-ioit
y 1 naakr Ifceir grip oa ttoe several
iaes, or cive an aar of tacir
to aactate to ike people, la
w for a tawf as bred aoa edexat'jal
Bat toty eoafct l8 toot to pra
oat tons of part?- otA.oitioo. ke
tc?Bepasficaa. DaaecraUe or Paa
pfe? party, all leaf to ooe oaa, part?
of joirsr.
ao itJfwMbfa aoraiBaitot to tfee
So irkat win s Uatoa aartx
telf ft fe oob.a tawr? gwroi aaa-'
ia afajoe of a ooe geared, or.
J
two-raaa1 ooe? We waat bo
!
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We prater to Ufce joUoctUi
taes zod bi-
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On the Webfoot Politicians.
Is4ee4et C&et a People
ia State ad Natien.
Foaoy; the "oScfaT' city aad
eoooty papers doa't Sad out about
aoyof the eoart boose jobs!
If Jodge T6trretl were impeached,
ao ooe iasaclsos Governor Lord could
fad a ma to All bis place as badly as
be has filed it.
There is great danger of starvation
starisg some of oor hard-worked dep
uty assessors in the face if they are
cat down to ti a day.
The pirls are indulging in a game of
basket ball oceaskmly to revive their
drooping spirits, aad disappointment
at not being able to get any opponents
to play with tbem. Girls, the old
man-in-Meditation Hall advises you
to send a challenge to the Carlisle
girls to meet you in Chicago, and
play for the championship of the
United states. Arrange for six games.
The receipts will pay expenses, and
the Chemawa girls win win. Che
mawa American.
Ben Butler was a bad Populist, but
we'd use to have him for major of
Salem for fifteen minutes;
If Ben Butler was mayor of Salem
bis alley would not be the filthiest ooe
in-Jthe block.
Clip out that Mil of expense for re
pairing the court house and paste it
up for reference.
The county judge got scared for fear
the wicked lawyers would steal all the
documents in the vaults, so he spent
S22O0 to prevent it, and now be has
put up a card forbidding them to go
In. Happy thought! Great bead,
that man Terrell's got.
The assets of the First National
bank of Arlington, were aold at auc
tion last week by Receiver Cox. Many
bought their own paper at a song
SlO.OOOsoldsorSlj.
Suffered Eighteen Years.
Pains Departed aad Sleep Came.
Mrt.JaliaA.B rr 1 . ot CorinsUm, Teaa,
whose busbaad e. harje of the electric
tight plant at thit j ce, baj bees a great
infferer. Her aliment tod sped7 care
are best described by berseU. a foileirs:
Tor J? 7r f asffered from nerroossess
and IndtgesUoo. 1 tried ererr remedy ree
ommndd br familr and friends, out I
coBld pet do relief at al' Two years aso,
while bels; treated r,y three local physi
cians. Drs. Barret, Malty ;.ni Eherod, they
Usw. Juux A. Baow.t.
informed me that I bad beeome rirtmeieal
and that there wa llule hope for me. I
then decided to try
Dr. Miles Restorative Nervine,
I was tben usable to cm to sleep until
well on toward daylight, and daring all
this time I had a deep, heetjr pal a la my
left side. inu aw Mfeenaob. imUat. bat
after takin: oee-half butUe of the Xtrtta
I oould sliMtn all uliwt in.i .n . . i ..
did. The fitrrimt L th ualr rtmulr tkax
(rave no any relief whatever
IHO ftnv rullMf trliArarnr T nn a.
watt a
0 my
well and sironz, aad I (ton God mradiu
life fur Dr. JfOss1 Ant." '
MRS. JCUA A. BBOWN.
Dr. MIles'.Narvlae is said on a positive
cuarantee that the Int boiila will Ynr,t
AUdruKKlMasellHalJl.C bottles forfior
it will iHitwit, prepaid, oa rveelDt of
bytholtr.ilUesaledfooi Ca, Elthart, Ind.
prico
Ur iles Nervine KV.UgS5th
BAYS
iyf littk Tial of
r- Pkrc sPfczs
srt PeBets rigit
- tl2 TtsJ-pociit
nr dress scit.
3ri it tnA act
tire evea a bttlc
p Tfes'Pd-
kt ' are so saatt
t 43 So 44 of
icircdr acre tkia
ir ch loag- lad
15 big nmad is 1
'szi peacfl-
Tlifr rurr
Ose "Peet"
is a laiitivc , t-xo
t od cathartic
Oas taiss after
iisaer Trill iss
sctxw &sd paDiets
t f.- Ji -
"c 'SQ'C
I tiv mJwJc f rrtr-.4t;n:r nTr
- . 3rwi- n .
rk Hirer zsa! bf?srels Thev doa'l
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do the -siork tbenK-dres Tferv
; siaipiy taralate the natural action
of the oraas tbesfeives That
is where toej iiSer froc al oibes
' aills. That ia what taaits then:
hater tb2 it other piUs Yoa
; doa't become s slave to theii use a?
j with other piUs bscacse tbeii help
Imtli. Oace csed tbej are sIttsvs
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k-iiamrnMieitwaW ot j 4 ifr
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agjwmig wrap-m u.r . t io2ti3ty
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iHOSTETTER's
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TONIC
MEDICINE
SUITABLE
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FOR
ALL SEASONS
ALL CLIMES.
h STOMACH A BiOsupm
JITTER5 Ylfal PlTK
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH,
and the most complete stock of
BRUSHES of all kinds In Ithe state.
Artists materials, lime, hai., cement
and shingles, aid finest quality of
grass seed.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PASSAGE 1J THE COAST, I will nakc
regalzr trips bora &ziea to tit cout. Good
teiHi, corered rig zod all sceomcodidons
neccHary. Eaqcire ai Wiggini' Bazaar.
Pries reMonaMe. 6 16 icr
AN rED- boardieg place by a geatlemxa
vtithis 5 mismtes of passeBger depot. Address
gtvti psrtxaian, ., care Josraal.
I HAVE A GOOD JIONE- MAKING
proposition for a party desiring to go east.
Small cash payment reteired. or will trade
lor property here. Write "J" this paper
615 Iw.
TOR KhT. An etjit rooned bocse.- first
ore atentns ires tor rejoicing windows etc.,
qoiie at Journal omcx.
j;j -.-... n wulu w;cxi. ri
6-I4-3'
WANTED AGENTS-If yoe are a rastler,
a-e wint yoa. Good pay exciosiTe territory,
anywhere in Oregon. Address P. O. Box 75
Silera Oregon.; 6111m
PROJfPT ATTENT:ON:-Yo3 cm have
yoor beggy tires set for z and other light
tires. Horse shoeing. 4 new shoes for 11.
First-class work gaarsnteed. Jonn Holm,
blacVsmiih. High street, next to Cook hotel.
63 imd w
JrtC "Htil.NESs .l'KINTEK"-,OfSaTem
is Frank Conover. He is to be found at Dear
bom's, and when fsssd will do your business
printing quicker, more clearly t nd satisfact-
ory than any one here. 5 20 tf
FOR faALE A small, well-paying business,
located in the business center of tie citv. far
sale cheap. A good living for the right man.
Address A. B. C. care of Journal. 611m
rOR SALE OR TRADE The best hav
ad stock ranch in Oregon consisting of soo
acies, is good for frat, grain or general farm
ing. Will sell for half its Talne on terms to
sou cr will trade for town property or a
small place. For particulars address Box 62,
Mill City,. Oregon. S-so-imj
A'KNOCK DOWN. Horses shod here
after at $ 1 for foar new shoes. The best stock
aad wcik A. R. Willard, 139 State street,
Salem- 5-M-tf
WANTED.-Permanent office assistant and
correspondent here. Salary $7So. Enclose
self-addressed stasped envelope to W. L.
BLOWN, Gen'i Manager, care Daily Journal.
58 tf
MRS. J. B.
SCOTTw Stenographer and
typewriter, room o, over Ladd & Bash's
bank. Prompt attenion to all daises of work.
WANTED, to trade, cood business for
property, g.ve fall Jiscnption, location and
price, address, V. are Journal. 6 15 iw
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DESIGNS, 1
COPYRIGHTS Ac I
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cOBSUeotUl. OMet caencj (urweurinc patents
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ralau uxca through Uunn X Co. rccire
srecUl notice ia the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,
bessUfallT iHtutntei. lusett drcaUUoa of
aarMiatHito toorni. weckJj. terms tiffl a rears
fUO six axHKba. bpedmea aHnu41Uui
boos oa iaraVTS teat free. AiMrws
MUNN &. CO.,
301 UronUn, Nsr Yerk.
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VWiarraS
Underwear
Our catalogue contaios seme'
very Interesting facts on- the.
IUKUtJ
Subject Cf underwear. Adrfor!" CecrcUl St., Satea, Oregon,
a ccpy at our Salem agents,
TOS MEYERS t SONS.
ORDINANCE XO. 542.
A txA la s wdmmjfr M zxvrti: Joe Ux
zsc zsd x9tfe dose.
Be k OidzxBsa to the Gases CcexU of
tfe Ckr of Sifcm-
Sesfko 1 It h iwrrby aid: aalnrStl foe
xsj passa or piees to lesf d or dog?,
vit&BB lbs baits of the cny of S, oi tie
ie at oare tku iemt Betks asles tie
oraer oc keepi of nek iog. or dos, doll
jxocsre froa tie CM7 satfeal i heeue fee
Sestka a. The owner rersoc feiriar ia
cbirje aay dog kept or ovced nidnn tke cky
clSiiea, thill co cr befcee tie fax dij of
idt is ezca ycu, py loiee rr.r rarjtj tae
scsi of St 50 in gold or slrtr coin of the
United States of Aottica fsr eaeh ir4 eieiy
csale dog. aad each spayed f-taale dog, aad
the fas of S3 for each ixA erery sict or fe
male dog (actspaytd) so kept 'it owced by
bini, which bail entitle b'ra to a r? ceipt from
sih aty narvhxl, dtHgoaitog the owner's
tanif arid the number of thr Hceare, which
scmber t- ail correpod with the somber oa
the tag whsch said oner or Wfeper shall place
00 each dog at his own expense.
STKre 3. I! snail be the daty of the city
rr.a-shal of the city of Salem, er any ooe xp-
pounaj tij sixi city marsnai, aoa & u aereby
aathonzed to seize, impoa&l aod fell cr kill
aad bvry any aad all dogs, tliu or spayed
srets foesd by him aithin the limits of 'the
city of Silera, Oregon, the owner or owners of
wasea aiTC tailed to procare aad pay for a
Kcecse as prcrideH in s ctioc 2 of this ordin
ance. Upcn th Ulcog sp aod isposnding
&3j ssa animal ux aij EzarjBM snail post a
notice oa the city bslletin board and shall
send a similar notice to the owner of sach dog.
slater spired sTut, if the came of ach ose
and his address is known. -och notice shai
sute that aniess the owaer of such asietal. o
other perwes caring an interest therein, sha:'
claim roseskn of the same aad pay all fee
and charges of impoendiag, keeprng anc
postingthe same, together with the cm ('oe
lo the city for license thereon as here iabeforr
provided, within five days from the date of
sach notice, the city marshal will pioced to
sell the said animal at a time and place
thereto named, not less than fire nor more
than ten days from the date thereof, to the
highest bidder for cash. Sach sales shall be
pnbKc, and hall be held at the city pound
anrf k bid shall in any case be -eceired for
an; ar.imal for a sum less than the fs of im.
ioandmg advertising, ktepitg ;nd selling
the same, together wi.h an amount sufficient
to procare a license f"-r the said iniral, for
which last amount the purchaser or owner
shall receive a license upKi sach animal for
the current license year.
The city marshal shall be entitled to charge
for impounding, postinz notices and tllin
sach animal a fee of $1.50 for each male dog
and a fee of $3 for each female dog sr spayed
slat, and for keeping sach animals the sum of
5 certs per a ay.
In case a sufficient amount is not bid for
any animal to pay all fees, charges and li
cense fee upon the same the city marshal
may, at his discretion, adjourn such sale from
day to day, not more than three dayr in all,
or ifnoscficjentbidismade fwany animal,
the city marshal is empowered, authorized
and instructed to kill a&d bury thi same at
his own expense.
Section.. No slut or female dog, in time
of heat, or vicious or mad dog, shall be per
mined to run or be upon the public streets or
alleys of the city of Salem, whether licensed
cr not, unless securely muzzled or led by a
rope or chain bv the owner or Ireervr il-.r.nf
and it shall be lawful for any person to kill
any such dog, slut or spaped slut so found at
large and the owner or keeper of any such
u;, tin or spayea siut permitting the said
dog, slut or spayed slat to be at laree in vio
lation of the provisions of this secilon shall,
upon conviction thereof before the city re
corder, be fined not less than $10 nor more
than Sfo and be imprisoned until such fine be
paid, not exceeding twenty-five days.
Section 5. All dogs, sluts, or' spayed
sluts more than four months old found within
the limits of the city of Salem without a
license tag thereen, are hereby declared to
bs a public nuisance, and any person or in
habitant of the Citv of Salem , ,,ll v
a dog. or dogs, slut or spayed slut within the
limits of the city of Salem without first baring
pwd the license required therefor by thu
ordinance, and bavin? the nnmhr !,...
uuCTi or cngravea upon a collar upon such
dog sint or spayed slut, as hereinbefore pro
vided, or who shall cause or permit a collar
and number to be put on a dog.slut or spayed
slut, with intent to avoid the payment of
a license therefor, shall, opon conviction of
such offense before the citv reem-Her h- .
ject to a fine of not lessthan Sionor more than
rj, w us uupiiiooea not less than five nor
more tuan twenty-five days-
.t,'011 6" ? P"00 or Persons who
shall harm or molest the city marshal, or any
person regularly appointed by him, wearing
a policeman s star, who is engaged in seizing
anr dog, slut or spayed slut or killing the
same, accordnip to ih nm;nnnr .1.:.
ordinance, upon conviction thereof before the
city recorder, shall be fined in a sum not less
than J5 nor more than S50, or by imprison-
i nine city jail not less than five nor
more than twenty-five days.
Section 7. All ordinances and parts of
repeafed4 in COnflicl hewith are hereby
Passed bylthe common council of the city
cf Salem, on the 18th day of May, 1897
ED. N. EDES.
. . , . .. City Recorder.
ofMay"V7.bytbe majr0f 0n the '9th dy
J. A, RICHARDSON,
7 Iot Mayor.
i To Union Woraers. j
! The Capital Journal is the only'
I paper that publishes the official pro-
ceedlnusof the Union Bimetallic con-
lereuceai Aioany June 2, and will
hnDiCtPieSrf he Mnie at .M per
hundred to Union workers. These!
clntleS: aetosa" "money
draft or coin with . c' ruer, 1
" noraR Bros., Editors
c. h. mauk,
SnaBkf Dr. J. 3LKqa.,oM WUe
Corscr. SO, Or. Pan ftec wperioi
cfcrxocof j Anit ittt'mtmy Wasefc art
tspeaw Tfmsx.
Cg-fT B5 Ffaest LJne of Cut
Glass Ever in tae -iry, uw.1 "'
Ub&r Glass Worts.
i& W. THOMPSON d U-
Jewelers,
MS MARKET
WOLZ L HIESCKE Proos
Dealars in'all lands of fresh and salt raea s
Laid in beik, 7c a lb. Cheapest meat in he
own. Try then. 171 Commercial st.
C. HL.
LANE,
M
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IV
alt Commercial St., Salem Or
EySeits S15 upwards. PaatsS apwandrEa
STEXOGRAPUIXG AND HTEWRITIXG.
Legal aad corsaiercial work a specialty
Telepocoe cae-fosr. Ofike with Sherman
Condit & Park, Gray block. Dictation take
at roer oSce feod work returned on I'shor
notice.
4 30 1 STELLA SHERMAN.
J, R. GILIvIORE,
Saccessor to White & Gilmore,
Lime, Cement, Lath, Plaster.
Corn aad Cora Chop, a'l kinds of feed.
54 STATE ST
T. H HAAS,
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER,
Maiesa jpw-valtyof aie r:pair work, Seth
raomas dock, etc., 21 ; Coscmerdal Street
Depot Express.
tfeeis all saasl aad passeager trains.
Cg' aad express lo all parts of th
Prompt semce. Telepboae No. 70.
Bag,
city
IAMES RADER
Hello !
SEE D, S, BENTLEY.
If yoo want U move or wast a load of any
load hauled or want a load of manere, dirt,
sand or gravel, or cemtBt, lime, hair plaster,
bnci. or sewer pipe, see D. S. Beatky, cor
ner of Front aad CbemeVeia streets or tiag
np telephone 30. Also wood aad coal on
hands a: all times. Orders promptly attended
to.
J. S. FREEBCRGEK
NEW MARKET,
State street, near railroad.-' Frekt inH
best meats. My patrees say I keep the best
oeais in lows. c
"AT THE OLD P03T0FFICE.
A. .DAGENY,
Family Wine and Liquor Store.
Removed from 102 State to 199 Commercial
street. Bottled goods of the best quality.
ater
tSOffice in City Hall.
Irrigation nours 6 to S a. ni. and 5
to 9 in the evening.
A,11JrriSat,on bills for the summer
will be due and payable the 1st of
July.
Street sprinkling thioughlawu hose
positively prohibited.
.No deduction for Irrigation durinp
absence unless water is cut off the
entire premises.
Xo allowance made for part of sea
son as more water is needed to bring
uvu ucjjwicu iuvu uian juaiclous
use for the entire season.
Salem Water Co.
ITaylnir disposed of my mer
chandise business, I wish to
state that I can still be found
at my office in the old Pioneer
Grocery. I propose to devote
my time to the insurance bus
ness, and write policies in the
best companies known. All
persons Indebted tome please
cull and settle at once and
save exponse or collection.
5 2i ml
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ERCHANTTAILOR
Sab
Jolio C. fell
OrJtf 6f VJ
lii.
Railway
Conduct
Annual
'iii
1
Excursion
and
1 1
Picnic
To Salem, i ,
Sunday, June 20,
Exp.nrlnn tnln. ...
Portland, Ore)n City, taS
,". . -c"CDe. Albany jr'S
H"J. ?JL Willamette "&?
Fair Grounds in the afirnSt 6tit
Prograru to be annntln:?
baDds of music engaged, """m
jriuuiissiou 10 rair Urounas25
Tickets from anr Tvint irr?1-
ley. includiug admission to ,
Grounds 81: chUdren 50cT P?, hi
ticulars call on a D. Gabriel
F. '. Derby, SaJem. or mfg 1
120 Third street, ftrtla
Salem Steam Lauodb I
Plcasciotice the cut in priJ
on tne toliowingi
Shirts,
pla
dra
lain.
Under
I0CC3
irS affwm SWlocai
Haadkerchiefi. .." .".."."."";;; 3,!
Silk haadkerchiefs '.
aroVbeVTrti.3
Flannels md other work la
telligently washed by hani
CoL I. Olmsted Prop
THE
'CIAJB
STABLES,
Bt horses aad carnages in the city All
seivice prompt J aad reliable Neir Had!
i mamette.
TBOJUS k m
Two roalaeiii
"Its a first
class line,
writes a Montana nuavJo
recently took the Bafcf
ten Roste from Billiopti
Kansas City He lii,
"I shall return tie ca
way."
I is an easy matter, en j
waraurely, toindaceicai
to try your line U.vt I
But 'the eloquence of v 1
Demosthenes will fulll
make him do so a si
time if your service ii j
whjt it oupht to be. I
We are trying tona lis J
road of o-zn in snen vij
that people who take al
once take it aeiii 11
again And we are saccetl I
in?.
Omahi. Kansas Ctj.I
St. Louis, Chicago-i!
points East and ixww.
r.. SHELDON. G. A,
PatUal. Ot
Northern Pacific
Railway.
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cirs
Elegant Dinin Cars
Tourist Sleeoin'O
To St, Paul, :Minneapolis, Dulati, '"S"
irand Forks, Crooicstoo, w -
Helena and Butte.
To Chteacro. Washineton. PhiladelfW
Vork. Boston, and all Pot
QFor iafcnnaUon, tunc cards, c
ccicets, call on or write
THOMAS, WATT & CO,
AGENTS
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