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About Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899 | View Entire Issue (June 28, 1897)
t- 'ST iff V.t8jajlMI!W,WJH,l,, 1 1. u wPnnpmnpnliJIP Ul PBoJiifuppiuii Liju - -. Journal. V HOKBR BROTHERS. MCWDAT, JU5E 2?, 1897. EDrrOKIAL. filial! Jade Terrell he ewwpeKed t rental? Or aH be otmUaw: f &re fiHetMBlT Virereirs tmte ef ad ninhtniUti a the were pPfOt ? Interested jurUw? It l wH awaer ftood that a oiMtr J -' " ' ttvl dwjwli prer If fee waa t a It for pirtJws parpK aad to r rari piMtleal favoris. He wast Jnrr., app-.Mni jl? f i'lartloa. viewer, rwad saperrt-wsaad MMtfM late cosaty leasee. Let u lJc etlly at tke luaUM-' After belsg coerced by presmn 9t public seetfateat, fcalK a with belp f the State? ana, Uwt 0sr core lualf wit) glary orer Ums ea came f tfee oart htie kiTojitaaHwa. It eefc Mi lair Ut derk. wa w Dt swzht Ut lx ton rtwrf f te grtn.1 jiy. It 4Uw4 ia laforai th pa ille ) hemtber petite bwl oe5Sit b?trsrtd ctfcdy r Uk cvaalyc tsrU S tr as te Sttl- nun ielaeere,te asrtee aaa ar- anrttof refray Uk ooaaty oaart are-(leJr. B It Is WtBT tfcn lntkIIeNdrtcS:acrf Irrfee -aeai, fat tle I&spvaMeia atmmtT caawartftaa sod belpd erzaofee It. wUi saws tft la ffer Mantua ami Qors-m va aV ftJu4? HaMMrii aa" xjeariaatea' TerreM. asd ese rfeety asd XTipfr rraaraei wit waaBc fa kj" U- eoawty coart Are ly InUinxboi drfr of the cwaaty ofjrt? Wattle Blazfena aad Oarm si(red pr JaJsaaeat is eboHiK political avjcfctes, tfeey reualaed Itra) Ui Utelr frtead. Osrea wa rerrjirded wiU t nwariaatfoa fr district aitAntej aad bla? from tbeity siwv. It wi Innd a- aorf-Hlnil lrer that ITIillf drew Hie BilBorl 1 report wf Uie rnd jar j, callmttnv; tM ttxjnjtr lti tafpff- crilicil cwadtifRitii of lite county court a i J elwntj cferlc to si! re the co 3 j tlcoji of ttorf Hepub'Jcaos on the grand Jurj and ire -hi? client ' DaiW Capital from indlctuient. Blnjjham is sala- vasu . "- ..,...,,. ried county attorney under Terrell at I1"5, lfc' Incidentally. Carter an unknown silary. That3Ir. Ulng.,an,',oun; ,,e,vv; reonvince him ham know how to frame a bill that blmcUHIsn, can be success lare enough and dip it , fully Had Independent of forelKn pow whjn it will stick and defy the ers' closest scrutiny, even of SI.GOO experts, no one can doubt who size up hit talents, hl industry, and his ararlec. He I Jude Terrell's "Fidu Achates." Thee men (iirson and ISInham are leading members of the Ixir. They are bl taxpayer anJcipIUlI'fH. Bith arc national 1i in' fllrwJnri nnrl mnn at nolitfr..il . a-ubltlon and the ability to promote I hiii;i( ucsues. uiu liiu jiuuiiu CAjmiv uimun reiorrm anu wuoiesoiue pun ficitlon of our county affairs from suett Rourcet? The thoughtful will s nlle, until tliey see substantial cv idti -)f Inpr)vem3nt They arc more sincere thin the Statesman, be cauts they have not turned against Terrell. Whit the people want i open boo'-H, npen methods, common lion esty. Tney can't et that from men whoe hand are In the public treas ury up to their armpits. The busl ncJiunn an 1 UixpiycM of this county are aViimaJ, dU-'Jtcl and liumlll atel.it th z simples of public builnos (political shell-game Is.fur more cor rect) trjnticted at th? court-home. Canon and Ulngham, or any other p3r4on, high or low, cannot be credit ably connected with such transactions, past or future. Who shall protect the county? Thi grand Jury report well says the people have no protection. When the ncwipipari and the bar cannot be relied upon to net unsclf Uhly, what will the paople do?; Is It nut folly to talk about the grasping ItufolU of public contractori. The biHlnosi Integrity of .Marlon county has not bin purged and vin dicated except by the majority report of the grand Jury. PioiiAiii.Y a Fuaijb. A man rec ently worked our city telling seed of what ha claimed to bo a wonderful mountain Illy, He claimed It had been submitted to Shaw's Garden for identlllcatl'in. whure It was nuuiod "IteLorliM Lily." For the bonclltof tho-ic who invested Tin: Journal made Inquiry or the director of KliawH Garden, Win. Treleuse, and received tho,;fullowlng reply, dated Juno 10th: "I do not know what Is called DoLorlos Lily." The gontlc man of whom YOU write may be all right, hut I know nothing of him, and uti not awaro that ho has any right Ju iiicniluu tlio gurdun In his udverUslng.. Vt ea Drop "Muchly." I) ran. and Shorts aro cheaper than corn. tIJrleobr mill feed greatly re diiccd&Ctill atUlio mill forquotatlons. Dellvo.wl free In quarter Jon lots. Hace m Fr.ouwNa Mh.i.8 Co. G-ISdtd. Wanted A good liorseK' with harness Labor Exchange. heavy team of and wugon at 0-25-1 w X-RAYS, On the Yebfoot Politicians.' in Stale aJ NaAw. rf. VTt4ke otttrlw tote W WM W K NJt hi MM! Mt hi Htm Irivrjl IMlolft wftk Ow CWMna fewmtlirtaeaaa ftlMwife lttHUIelter Mrs T Ereanrfctre wbtftrmMh Is pat tbta thot the irt jbw wwfces It 4.Hhi w cfcswtoj: etfeci. Tkeistmtesmmmm m It e Vdat loe Jng Hobhnd baeMe he woM otscif all their datoaooaod the editors of the Stetesuna ad Geo. G BlOiiheai a dkaste5 wotfeeo! the ReaabMeaa esawcr eoawatiaa hard U JeUe Habbard. The taxpayer J'-ot the WO. ! Goer ?ets oa the defcsaUoa to Salt Lateaod ht.'iam bor for toe I'vrtlaBd OaUeetorshlB. Gar deserres i.waeUrtag frost the HcKlsley adaila tcattoa. Bat lteats old RepoWl cas if character 2sd kwsr sUodla are crvwded oat by ISHtnkrraats for ce lite It, who has bees in the 4zte tonslj loa? eaoogh to rote. All the prer of Uie sheriff's oflkc fia zrated trltlt subpoenas couid bK coatpel Uie attendance of Judge Terrell and Archie Maujn before the grand jury. Tup. Jouk.val compelled ao iBrestlgatfon. The pen $5 might ier than the sword. For Uie first- time in the history of 3Ia rion county two politician refused to take witness fees and mileage. Judge Terrell and Archie Mason did not want their tlAO tor appearing' be fore the tfrand Jury. They d'dn't want to run the county in debt. ?rT.7' " 'u " '"" "u , ; L?HHH1A. lftUf.ll !- ...riA s TiIe Jlax Pracht and Ivy are not consid ered standard Republicanism and if they are the best he can do, McKInloy better hang up his hat. This state lias been McKInley'd friend, but lb will quit him if he can do no better. Iiut it is presumed things have been misrepresented to him by "the dele- Kulloa I unc ui mi: cuuiilj uuiccra uu u a table in his olllcc -to which lie wishes to attach some castors that It may be more cosily moved about. He proposes to purchase the castors and perform the work himself at a total expense of about GO cents. It Is quite evident that this ofTlcer has not been at the "temple .of Justice" (?) long i enough to know how to have such work done. When the court house repairs were being made he should have called the attention of Judge Terrell to the fact, and the same work would have been "legally" done at an expense to the county of about S10. w a 'Intent" tu defraud Is a line thread to liang a man' reputation on. Xo appolntmantcould be more unde sirable In Oregon than Max Pracht's. Ivy, who goes to Alaska, Is not nn Oregon appointment, but Is foisted upon Oregon Republicans. A grennwash In place of a white wash would not have been In such striking contrast to the members of Otlf of the county court, as Is clearly evident by the nmnnor In which they transact county business It might be in order for the Marion county court to proceed with further rapalrsnt the "tomplo of justice." Thero Is reason to suspoct several bad leaks In tlieconrty treasury. Salem's bootblacks are now busily engaged converting shoos from the original tun color to the fashionable dark grcon, tho latter boing the pre vailing fashionable shade In shoes. Tho minority portion of tho grand Jury should have subjected the court lwue Jobbery caso to n "groonwasli" rathor than a white wash. Grcon would not havo bon removed by tho hrst storm gr public Investigation. When Judgo Terrell next privately lllos a bill with the clerk, ho will add tho column of llgures nnd ueo that thoy correspond with tho amount of the bill. If any "corrections" are necessary they will bo uiado boforo the bill Is died. Which net indicates n mora determi ned "Intent" todofraud: to rnlsoa bill, ' after fwnrtthm ken ti, rrU tks amBM nvnt .cf atifcs a tnKzaaK ! s tM it A be bS to r a. iN ' mt fjaJec Tamil. jb t hfe : taf-ty or . bin m aouum ata joM be tfiacooeraa; hi the llr mftsct these w ortt-r mmf other cmmUUob. STATE KSWSS There is to be a Sac fal la at CJraaU Pm faetory nitbia a few Graadan Fteraeld died Beoaa Vwu laM wee at the o of I year The peupie A Gmm Valley, la Sher akaacoaaty. bare to baa! their wood thirty atile, the price belos l a J. II. Fowler, of OreoaCltr. was hehJ to the eraad Jery to nmsee to the ebarBoC5alliar hop? aot feetoaK latobiM. J. WbeHer'5 store at Feaat IIUI was robbed Tbariday aihx of jaw Tvottk of soods. The thieve? eaate fa froai the eooatry hw.tbeek. Jofepfa. la Wallowa eoanlj, has lneg been wIUmtjI a HthMM, bat the coaocil at it ta-t meeUatr voted in aror of gnmUotr a Iteease- Tbe Western Caioa Telegraph Omu paay b received In Astoria 135 stiles of wire for the aew line to be eoa- stracted between Astoria and Port land. The street cells aad all necessary material for makiag Uie Interior of Grant county's jail secure have ar rived in Canyon City and are being put together. There were shipped by the 0.,R. & K. Company from Food lUrer daring " wwa atnywiHaj cvvcvhi 'vow a.7 of trawberris an Increase over last year of 3,000 crates. There has been collected in Lane county this year 103,525.36 in taxes. The delinquent roll amounts to S16, 813.25, and July 1, the sheriff will commence serving warrants on the de linquents. Xext week, Friday, July 2, the peo ple of Josephine county will witness the first hanging. The culprit, Mel son does'nt want to talk to outsiders He has apparently giveu up hope and will go to his death in stoltl silence. He has a wife and two chil dren In Crescent City, but they will not be mere to see mm. 'rue sup position is that his wife thinks he is guilty, though for the sake of lic-r children she prefers t nat he male: no sign in regard to It. SuerifT Agee is constructing, at Roseburg, two new fruit driers, mak ing five in all, with the capacity of 800 bushels a day. Mi. Airec and Mr. T. R. .Sheridan hare visited the or chard In the vicinity of Roeburg, and were surprised at the magnitude of the crop. All the trees seemed to be filled, and they estimate that the amount of dried prunes will not fall far below 400,000 pounds In circuit court at Union Judge Ea kin sentenced G. W. BartrnesS, con victed of manslaughter, to serve a term of 10 years in the penitentiary The court granted a stay of execution forSO days pending an appeal to the supreme court. The case of the state vs. II. B. Putnam, in which trie de fendant was charged with the crime of perjury, was tried yesterday and a veruict oi not guilty returned. Heart Trouble Quickly Cured. A Convincing Tcttiroonizl. Mifis lla Ucbtz. "For 19 years t suffered from heart tron ble. During that time I vaa treated by flvo dlfforont physicians. All of thorn claimed that I could not be curtd. I was groatly troubled with shortnoae of broatb, palpitation and pain In the side. If I bo oome axel tod, or oserted jnysalf In tho least, the pain In my side became very &erere. At Umee It seomed as though needle irtre thool. Ing through wtf tlU. Sometime in the month of Novambor ltst, I cosimoacod taking DR. MILES' HEART CURE and since thon I have Improved steadily. I can now sleep oo my left side, something I had nevor been able to do before. I can walk without being fatlrued, and am jb much beittr health than cur beferc, I would recommend all sufferers from heart troublo to try Dr. Miles Invaluable remedy without delay" MISS ELLA KOItTZ. 513 Wright St.. Milwaukee, Wis. Dr. Miles Fleart Curat sold on a posltlva ruaranUMi thawha first botUo will Tbeneflt. AlldruegUusollltattl, G bottles for IS. or Dr. Miles'. Heart Cure Re3&iU w5v yg'TS.TS.l'TMT QZi -V 'I I " " i - ' ; Around the rV Evening Lamp, ." c s55g .. va-iwv. At test the farcwrsare to bare a Srdas BMsnuae. The Bretber Taaitbia PsMbhiat: cotopaay. of XaahaUaa baiMiKT. Chicago, bare bepMthepoblKatloa of "lite Gea tkaaaa FaraMr." The Jaae Baaber I the sixth tesaeaed it em&s with 9H, or M paces to the aatttber on e paper, with ptctares an throBgb gMdsthebst pertodioate have, aartterof neat rarietr aad ap to date la UeKJioes-s. It basfrjetry and aoamrUc aMtters. cbiWres's pages las ideal anpazioe for the farmer's flHaily aad Its editorial departaent does aotaeyute u attack what is wroae froai the famer's point of Ttew. We ca eowateod it, and the price is 81.5 a iear. Thecopfrfezht of a rery noted Eng lish aovel win expire aext year. It is MJoha Halifax,-' the story which bteasht faaieto Mrs. Cralk. Only the other day a Mxpsacy edition of that tale appeared la paper covers. The publishers prepared 1(0 OX) copies nor is that isae likely to terminate tbedearaad apoa them S- IL Crockett's next story is to be called "Tl-e Red Axe." red being now the color for actios. "Under the Ked Kobe'" "The Reds of the Midi," -The Red Badge of Courage," "The Red Scaur" these titles Jump to to mind at once. American women are notably patri otic, and the societies of women or ganized with the object of fostering the vital fact that Americans have a heritage f liberty, won by the blood te heW Scred of the founders of our country, which are doing noble work that cannot be overesti mated. The account of the organiza tion and present status of the "Na tional Society of the Colonial Dames of Amerlca'published In Demorest's Magazine for June, is a specially in teresting paper embellished with numerous portraits of the "Dames," which well repays reading. "Table Talk'- for June presents an unusual array of tempting dishes for the housewife. It opens with the third article in the series of garnish- ling dishes, fully illustrated. The de licious recipes and menus given in the "Housekeepers Inquiry" depart ment meet the wants of our up-to-date readers, as they are given In response to requests of its readers who have learned to rely upon it for all such information. An unusual Interesting article is a description of "A Noted Chinese Dinner" of twelve courses, giving an illustration of the Chinese Culinary Art, at a famous Chinese Restaurant in New York City, to Americans. This "Ideal Housekeeping Maga zine" seems constantly to Improve. Our readers can have a free sample copy, by applying to the Table Talk Publishing Company, Phlla.. Pa. "A Woman's Part In a Revolution" is the appropriate title of a volume by Mrs. John Hays Hammond, wife of one of the Reform leaders In the revolt at Johannesburg in the Trans vaal Republic, of South Africa. The narrative Is in the charming style of a recitation of personal experiences taken down on the spot and from the standpoint of a participant in the tra gical enterprises. Mrs. naramond has produced a picture that will live alongside of the descriptions of the siege of Lucknow aud other historical disasters, and has also left a clear and kindly Impression of the Boers and their rude and primitive methods of government. Her pages are brilliant with incisive sarcasms and Hashes of wit, even in the presence of the gal lows prepared for the husband of her unborn child, of which she says in the closing chapter: "A few weeks later In my lovely English home, a third son was born to us. There was some thing very appropriate In this child of war-times being first consigned to the professional arms of u Miss Gunn.'' Mrs. nnmmond shows her self a woman of Hne spirit and rare courage throughout tlie"Reyolutlon," in which she 'vas a conspicuous figure. As tho plot to overthrow the Boer gov ernment at Johannesburg grows, and thickens into an luclplent, though un successful civil war, her martial ardor rises. The book Is printed with great taste by Longmans, Green & Co., Now York. An Arkansas paper puts It briefly and truthfully, thus: McKlulev Is elected; Bryan Is not. The election Is over; the campaign is not. Confidence has been restored; prosperity has not. The capitalists are banqueting; the idle class is satisfied; the tolling masses arc not. The number of empty mouths aro Increasing; Usabil ity to fill thorn Is not. Ooffolbne. Is now retailed at 20 cts, and no other substitute for Coffee approaches it as a lino Health drink uua acueap one. Try it and bo con viuccaoi its merits. 0-0-lml ..m.. f 1 ppua 0 TMTPPPr i Grareaer said In the Qbio BepaWI caa convention: MWe never praarised prosperity." Fred Debois, Ex-TJalted States sen ator of Idaho has a new brand for his cattle. Here it is: 16-to-l.. The four leaf clover lack Idea lias been exploded An Illinois tramp bad Sty-four of tbem and continued a tranp. An electric locomotive running Ke- tween Paris and Havre attained a speed of 75 miles an hour. .It drew 1 cars. A rock has been found is Mexico which is said to prove by inscription that the Chinese were in Sonora 30 centuries ago. , Russia has 57,000,000 hens. They average a yearly output of 4,fX,OW),O0O e?gs and beat the French and German layers by about 500,000,000. j One hundred and twenty-five feet is the extreme height limit for office ! buildings in Boston and the projection ; of the cornices must not exceed three feet. Except the north, Ireland is likely to take very little part In the jubilee celebration. Scarcely any preparation is being made in the capital of the country. The annual reportof oneof the larg est mines in Colorado shows that since the organization of the company the average cost of producing $1 worth of gold has been 37 cents. A rich Californian has agreed to turn over G000 acres of land to the Sal vation army for the cultivation of the sugar beet by a colony of unemployed, and to pay 4 a ton for the beets. The most wonderful statue in the world Is in Yokohama. It is a seated image of the god Dia-butsu, and its height is 63 feet. The total weight of this great statue is 550 tons, 500 pounds of which is pure gold. Rice is being exported from India in spite of the famine, according to Lon don Truth, 75,000 bags being tipped in one week to Mauritius while tue people of the neighboring districts were appealing to England fjr fjud. Hawaii consists of eight islands with a population of 109O0 and a debt of -$1,000,000. The temperature averages 75 degrees In winter and 82 in summer. The area is 7000 square miles. The annual value of exports Is 13,500,000. Sioo Reward, Sioo. The reader of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Ilall.s Catarrh Cnre Is theonly positive cure known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requiresa con stitutional treatment. Hall'sCatarrb Cure is taken internally, acting di rectly on the blood and mucous sur faces of the system, thereby de stroying the foundation of the disease and giving the patient strength by building up tue constitution and as sisting nature in doing Its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative powers, that they oiler One Hundred Dollars forany case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi monial. Address. F. J. Cuexey & Co., Tolebo, O. rSoId by Druggists. 75c. Isaac Mason, colored, of Worcester, has just celebrated his 75th birthday. He was a slave, and arrived at Wor cester In 1850 by the "underground railroad " For many years he has been oneof the most respected citizens of Worcester, and some of the most prominent people of the city congrat ulated him on Ills birthday. - - s---' ;an: -zwm Vv' 3rJ Old Hip Van Winkle went up into the CatsUill iiKtuuLiins to take a little nap of twenty eara or so, and when he waken!, he found that the "cruel war was over," the monthly magazines had --juugm u over- tne second time and "bmvn up" all Uie officers that had participated in it. This much is history, and it 13 also an historical Jact that, dur ing the same length of time, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery had become the most celebrated, as it is the most ef fective, Liver, Blood and Lung Remedy of the age. In purifying the blood and in all manner of pimples, blotches, erup tions, and other skin and scalp diseases, scrofulous sores and swellings, and kindred ailments, the "Golden Medical Discovery" manifests the most Positive curative properties. Kvcry disorder that can be reached through Uie blood, yields to its purifyinjr qualities. Besides, it builds up whole soute flesh and strength ; not merely fat like filthy Cod liver oil and its nastv " emulsions " but solid flesh. A scrofulous condition of the blood ln Tites catarrh, bronchitis, and consump tion. We're all exposed to the nenns Ef consumption, gnp and malaria yet omV the iveak ones suffer. When you're weak' tired out, and debilitated, or when piml plesand blotches appear heed Uie warn, ing m time. The f' Golden Medical Dis covery sets all the organs into healthy action-especially the liver, and that's Uie po nt of entrance for these germs. Then if the Wood be pure, they'll be thrown off. There's no risk. . CH"I!1,OJ', Accept no substitute for the "Golden Medical Discovery" ' tHa Tmav be recommended to be M.,j , a,,A. may be better for the dealer, fiecause of Wh W better profit, but A is not Uie ctri atedj help. i lT" J J. TT-rjtr ni -Y - rf i C- H &Cvl I i CIUWD9IVH cf CaJ-ihrer Oil Trith Hypophos philcs, caa be taken as easily in stmuir-r ai in winter. Unlike the pkin Oil it is pakfclSfe, ana the hypopttoaphttes that are in it aid in digestion and at the same time tone cp the system. For richly, delicate children, and for these whose lungs arc affected, it is a mistake to leave it off in the summer months. The dose may be reduced if necessary. "We reoonimcnd the small sire especially for summer use, and for children, where a smaller dose is tt quuxd. It should be kept in a cool place after it h once opened. For saU by H dragis? at ya. aod tuo JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, and the most complete stock of BRUSHES of all kinds in the sbte, Artists miterials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest quality of grass seed. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. FV R SALE .-We bare t 12 acre orchard in lul' iiearing aid ia a high stale of cultivation. CI - tu )Oit..tttce sad 5 miles on Salem. Will rll cheap. loqmie of lUtfrcn ft Lan ian. .!. and door Uciurr, Salcn. 6 :S tf WW I i1 fa.-tor, , ,r To trade drsia tiles lor little fir I q.r of J E. Man.hr. at Tile -r.h Salem. 6 26 Imp nut,.t I-OKbALE ercral trees of Ken th and Chbeart cherries, for sale on the tree at I cent per poead. Ecqiite of John Gash, one mile and a half oonh of Eager, Howell Praitie. 6-26 31 WAIN I'ED Agent for ' Queen Yirtotia, Heir Reign and Di round Jubilee " Oreriiowing with latest and richest pictures Contains the endorsed biography of Her Majesty, with aatbentic His ten ) of her remarkable reign, and fall sccoa-i or ibe Diamond Jebiiee. Only Sl.50. Big book Tienxrndous ceraand, Bonanza for agents. Commistion 50 per cent. Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit free. Write quick for oatflt and territory. THE DOMINION COMPANY, Dept 7. 356 Dear. bora St., Chicago. 6 24-lm POLYTECHNIC SUMMER SCHOOL Be gins Monday June 23. Free conveyance will be at corner of Chemeketa and Cottage street, every morning a: S Vclccfc. J. J. Kraps. 625.1m I-KUJIPT ATTENTION: Yoa con have your buggy tires set for $2 and other light iucs. nenz snoeing. 4 new sboes lor si. Urst-class work guaranteed. Juhn Holm, blacksmith. High street, next to Cook hotel. 63 imd w PASSAGE TO THE COAST.-I will make regular trips from Salem to the coast. Good team, covered rig and all accommodations necessary. Enquire at Wiggins' Bazaar. Pricrs reasonable. Vm. PIcm 6 16 im I HAVE A GOOD MONEY MAKING proposition for a pa desiring to 50 east. Small cash payment required, or will trade for property here. Write"" this paper. 615 ira. WANTED AGENTS-lf you are a rustler. we wantjyou. Good pay,- exclusive territory, anywhere in Oregon. Address P. O. Box 75 Salem Oregon. 6 11 im THE "BUSINESS PRLNTER"-,Of Salem is Frank Conover. He is to be found at Dear horn's, and when found will do your business printing quicker, more clearly rnd satisfact ory than any one here. e 20 tf FOR SALE A small, well-paying business, located in the business center ol the eitv fur safe cheap. A good living for the right man. Address A. B. C, care of Journal. 6 j im akmjck DOWN. Horses shod here after at Si for fournew sboes. The be.t stock and woik A. R. Willard. no State streer Salem. 5-f4tf AXSti.U, lo trade, pood busineis for property, g.ve lull d cnplicn, location and pnee, address. W.c e Journal. 6 is im "A'tu .i'ennanent omce assistant and correspondent here. Salary $7&. Enclose selfoddressed stamped envelope to W. L. BROWN, Gen'l Manager, care Daily Journal. - SStf MRS. N. B. SCOnV-Stenograpaer and typewriter, room 6, over Ladd& Bush's bank. Prompt attention to all clatses of work. THE 'CLUB' STABLES, Ifost hones and carria-es in the city. All :.nce prCmptSaBd reliaWe. .W Hotel Willamette. & MANN. PROPniBTORS. Boilijr i Salem Branch loS of the Labor Exchange, arenowmepared to.fumi.h at short notice best quahty, and in any quantity. Telephone ,7S' 625.1m Material MACK, DENTIST i SaeeesKr to Dr. J. iLiKeens. oa n Comer. Sa!Or. lSSJ I m especial reqaestT " " cty-h - ,Dr, Aug, C, Schroeder Deutcher Arzt, J A!IHnffr TVsttrK A : 1P9 JKBercuu street. Rerid-iL-,. KfteeBth street, Salem, Oregon 4" 3??.-TJi ."!: KideaVe Ottee t, sui uo finest jLme of rv. - -- - "- yt Direct froaj iiuuj ujass WOTICS. IS. W. THOMPSON I Jewelers, CO 221 Commercial St., Salem, Oregon, WOLZ'S MARKET W0LZ 4 HIESCKE Proos Dealars in'all kinds of fresh and tall tn Lard in bulk, 7c a lb. Cheapest meat n, u own. Try them. 171 Commtmil .. 21 1 Coaa-a:rcLal GTSaits $15 upwards. St., Sale-n Or Pants S cpwindrj STBNOGRAPIILN'G AND T?EUi Legal and comuercial work a sprc ! Telephone one-four. OSce w.th Shcrnas Condit & Park, Gray block. Dicu : n 1 le at your cake and work returel n .fa notice. 430 ' STELLA SHI. . 'an J, F GILiVIORE, SsccessoT to White & Gilmjre, Lime, Cement, Lath, Plaster. Corn andCorn Chp a'l kinds of feed. 5-t STATE ST. T- H HAAS, WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Makesaspf-ialty of fine repair work. Sea Thomas clock.. etc.. 215 Commercial Strett Depot Express. Meets all misl and passenger trains. Bjj, gage and express to all parts of the aij Prompt seivice. Telephone No. 70. IAMES RADER. Hello! SEE D. S, BENTLEY. If yoa want to move or want a load oltij land hauled or want a load of manure, ik, sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plisw, brick or sewer pipe, see D. S. Beniley, ex act of Front and Chemeketa streets or iu up icicpnone 30. Also wood and coal m hands at all times. Orders prompflr atteafal to. U Ul NEW MARKET. State street, near railroad.- Freshtrfui best meats. My patrons say I keep the Id meats in town. ilf if AT THE OLD POSTOFFICE." A. DAGENY, Family Wine and Liquor Removed from 102 State to 100 Comaocul street . Bottled goods of the best qwlit. CTOfflce in City Hall Irrigation nours 6 to 8 a. ra. " to 9 in theeyenlng. All irrigation bills for.the sun will be due aud payable the W Street sprinkling thioughlawnb No deduction for i'nlrratlon dnstcf aosence unless water is cui-ou - pntlrrt TirrtrttlcAc . f & -. in Xo allowance made for part of s son as more water is needed to orra out a neglected lawn than judiciow use for the entire season. . Salem SteamLaoo Pieasc7notice the cut-in pcs on the foilowingi Ck:. ..,.:- lOt? nj .v! t u 1": uuu autiu. -ffja Socks, per pair J, (at uanaKercmeis .0 miic nanoKercnieis .."tea sneets ana puiow siij .. and other work in proportion. Flannels nd other work ' telhgenUy washed by hao Col.l,OUacA I C. i. LAN IS, IfflANTTill j. s. m UL Salem Water ft . w- . fc L-u -tl s"" iJ&fjAn ' iftiaw Aratfiiu&awA.t j.&itfcajLJfa!n. ' tnaafriit 11 am i " -- ""fwiHii