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STATE HOUSE NEWS.
From 25c Up, ,
WEDNESDAY, JULY 7, 1897.
Our entire line of shirt waists
1 everything goes, Nothing
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sa33S(Ml oricc. 10. 15. 19. 25. 35, bOc.
ftp! Metal belt pins, belts and hooks
, price,
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Fast raoenger Steamer 2K -"X y"y """"? "
uujF up, 10 iiidicii ceil, .naiu uuji i
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-AlJU i .JrK. W forget our splendid drives in
Leave? for Portland Monday.
Wednesday, and Friday at 745
am Quick
time, legu'ar service and low
rates. Dock between State and
Court streets.
M P. HALDWIN,
Agent. Salrm
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MORE
WEEK
we continue the record
breaking sale of
Trojan Shirt Waists,
Values up to $2 to
close at
dress goods'anything in pat
tern suits and novelties cut to
sell,
New v'alenctenncs laces to
day,
T, HOLVERSON,
75c Each.
J, , Dalrymple Co,
city today to visit her husband, who
was committed to the penitentiary
recently for rape.
Misses Illlty arrived In the city
this morning from Pandora, O., and
urc guests at the home of their uncle,
A. Blosser, on East State street.
Fred Ross, Salem's successful
pitcher, returned today from Van
couver where ho pitched for the In
dians In a game with the Orlons.
Miss Maggie Alderson, returned
to Albany, having assisted in the
Sacred and Patriotic concert at the
First Christian church Sunday evening.
Rev. F. J. Strayer, of Newport,
Mr. B. F. Giltncr, who was once
clilcf clerk In the ofilce of secretary
of state under Geo. McBridc, but who
tinder the present administration is
'satisfied with the simple station of a
copying clerk, is taking his summer
vacation at Portland and Columbia
river points.
The heads of departments are all
at their desks at the state house to
day and routine business Is again
grinding.
The new notaries today were L.
Ilarlockcr, Coquille City, G. W. Cole,
of St. Helens and J. II. Walker of
Oregon City.
Messrs S. E Maxon.L. W. Wynkoop,
Marion Nickum, J. W. Kelly land 0.
W. Miller all of Portland, have in
corporated the Maxon .Marine Velo
cipede Co., for the purpose of manu
facturing a patent marine velocipede
and have put in a capital stock of
$50,000.
S. A. Landcs, S. W. Mitchell, W. S.
Potter and II. S. Trask filed papers In
the secretary of state's olllcc, Incor
porating the Oregon School Supply
House; capital, $1000, divided Into
$25; place of business,
CHEMAWA MEETS DEFEAT.
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At Reduced Prices
10R THE NEXT 30 DAYS,
A large assortment to be closed out at
$1.50, $2 and $2.50.
A big solid oak name, complete for $2.
A large line of the latest things in picture
moulding received this week.
Buren Hamilton,
"The Furniture Men,"
300 Commercial st.
Salem, Or,
OREGON PERSONALS.
G.Stoltz, was in Portland today.
Francis Teller, of Buttcvllle, is at
tending court.
Rev. J. S. White, Is In Albany for
a short visit.
Senator A. J. Johnson and wife re
turned to Sclo today.
Mrs. 11. II. Leabo has returned from
Portland and Hood river.
Architect C. II. Burggraf was in
Woodburn this afternoon."
State Superintendent G. M. Irwin,
Iras returned from Portland.
Representative J. M. Pomers, of
Albany, went to Portland today.
A. Wheeler, of Falrmount, Or., was
in Salem today a guest at Hotel Salem.
Rev. E. 0. Sanderson, dean of the
Divinity school at Eugene, went to
Portland today.
Miss Minnie Anderson has returned
home having spent tho Fourth with
Portland friends.
Tho now President-elect Gatch, of
the State Agricultural college went
to Coryallls Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Eakln, of Eugene. Is
visiting Salem friends and was today
the guest of Mrs. Carey Martin.
Hrs..J. M. Lawrence, and Mrs. A.
C. Ltiwrencoliavo returned from Port
land whero they spent tho Fourth.
Lewis Grllllth, or Maclcay, was In
the city today, lie reports crops tine,
and that there will bo a big turnout
for Bryan.
Mrs. Patterson, of Solo, was in the
strong blmctalist, is in the city.
had not heard of the postolllce
moval and went into the old stand
mistake a Joke oa the elder.
Mr. and Mrs. F.N. Gilbert, of the
banking firm of Gilbert Bros, of Mos
cow, Idaho, are expected ia Salem
this evening for a visit at their old
home.
Rev. Bowcrsox, of La Fayette Is in
town today. He is a Republican but
don't like the gold corner system of
finance a little bit. He says the min
isters' salaries are not booming yet as
they ought.
Attorney Wcatherford, and Luther
Elkins, Flem Smith, Jas. A. Smith,
E. S. Smith, NlelShedd, Frank Porter
Z. T. Truelove, John .Cornett, and
others are down from Linn county on
the damage suit of A. Blaker, vs Flem
Smith, etal., before Judge Hewitt.
Rev. W. E. Copcland, pastor of the
Unitarian church, left today for Ta
coma, and Victoria. Thence he 'goes
to San Diego, Cal., where he will
spend the bummer returning to Sa
lem In September.
W. C. Powell, and 0. E. Miller, of
the Oregon Fruit and Farm Homes
Colony, of McCoy; S. P. Hunkers and
wife of Sclo; J.n. Steavcns, E. A.
Thompson, S. Robinson and D. M.
Cooper, of Albany; T. J. Hunkers, of
Sclo; Thus. A. Kistlcr of Detroit;
Frank Asalsan, of Gates; R. D. Cala
van and A. M. Shclton, of Scio; D. S.
Kaln, of Rosedalc; John Davis and
Mrs. Lund, of "Woodburn; Sheriff G.
W. Grace, of Oregon City, and Miss
Bertha Stephens, of this city, regis
tered at Hotel Salem, Tuesday afternoon.
shares of
Albany.
Approved list, No. 24, embracing
850.84 acres of Indemnity school land
selections in the Roseburg district,
was received at the executive office
today from the general land office,
Joseph Morris, of Florence, was com
missioned a notary public.
Attorney General ldieman has re
turned from the east -and will appear
Saturday morning in the state board
of equalization suit ia behalf of a
general demurrer. This suit effects
the whole state and will be tried in
this county.
RIVER NEWS.
Steamers Albany and Iloag have
tied up at Salem for the summer sea
son on account of the low water.
They will resume operations as soon
as the stage of the river will permit.
Steamer Ruth passed down the
river about noon today and the El
more will be up from Portland, this
evening. It will only be a short time
until these boats will discontinue
making trios between Salem and Cor
yallis, owing to the low stage of the
water. At Corvallis the river regis
tered only two feet above low water
mark. When such a change In the O .
R. &N. schedule becomes necessary
the Gypsy, which now runs between
Corvallis and Ilarrisburg, will be
operated between Salem and Corvallis.
Down Before
10 to 7.
The Chemawa Indian Training
school baseball team met Its Waterloo
Tuesday afternoon when It played a
match game with the Orlons of Van
couver, the score being 10 to 7 In fa
vor of the Vancouver team, xne
Chemawa team accepts Its defeat
very gracefully and feel pleased with
tho result of the game for the Van
couvnr tanm is sunnosed to be the
champion team of tho northwest.
Owing to the sickness of Graham,
pitcher for the Chemawa team, Ross
or Salem occupied the box for the
Chemawa team and In the course of
the game struck out 8 men while Fix,
of Vancouver struck out but 7. At
the close of the seventh 'inning the
score stood 3 to 3 but some costly er
rors on the part of the Chemawa
team, allowed the Orions to score 7
runs in that inning.
Speaking of the game a Portland
paper says:
"Up to the eighth inning, prettier
ball was never played
would frequently find the difficult
drops and upward waves sent by Ross,
but, through the skillful field work of
the Indians, the runner rarely got be
hind second base before he fell a ylc-
tlm to some dusky son of the forest.
But the Chcmawas met their Water
loo In the eighth. Ross1 arm grew
weary and he became the prey of the
soldiers, and the latter scored seven
runs before they were put out. The
dusky Chemawas fought hard and
well, and when their turn at tho bat
came they scored two runs In the
eighth and shut out the Orions in the
ninth, and added two more to their
score in the last of the ninth."
BIDS FOR SUPPLIES.
Board of
ib
idsummer
Specials
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The Bio Bridge. The work of
planking tho big bridge is about one
half completed and is progressing rap
idly. The work of painting the piers
and iron work of the substructure
has been completed and the painter's
brush has been applied to one-third of
the super-structure. There is no
question but what the bridge can be
opened for travel by tho last of the
week, and all repairs will bo com
pleted in a few days afterwards.
Baseball Tournament, The
prospects aro good for a number of
Interesting games or baseball during
the stato fair. Secretary Chas. D.
Gabrlelson reports entries from sevon
Wlllamctto valley teams In the base
ball tournament that has been ar
ranged by tho executive board of the
stato rair. They aro from the follow
ing towns: Salem, Chemawa, Port
land, St Paul, Sclo, McMlnvllle and
Jefferson.
Worsted Remnants, 14 yds for ft co
Wash Remnant., 20 yds for 1 00
Cotton Challie, 30 yds for 1 00
Straw Hals Wholesale cost
$3oo Men' Red Shoes, to close $2 50
2 50 Men's Redbhoes, do 2 oa
3 00 Ladies' Red Shoes, do 250
Oxford Ties, reduced prices,
Best goods, Least money,
Yours to please,
XfrTT.TJS RPOS. f CCs.
j Pivr Dollars Off. For this
No. 302 Commercial street ,uonthnnly5 $25 8U,t9 reducdto 20,
First 'loor south or tho now post- J uud 20 suits reduced to 915 by C. II.
olllco. ' Lane, tho tailor. 7.3t
Trial Tomorrow. " Nigger "
Smith, who was arrested In Portland
Friday and returned to Salem charged
with larceny by bailee, was arraigned
beforoiClty Recorder Ed N Edes
this morning. Smith will bo given
an examination at Oa. m. Thursday
on tho charge pettlt larceny.
Running Again. After a vaca-
tlou or several months, tho plant or
tho Capital Lumbering Company be
gan again this morning, preparatory
to a several weeks run, with a full
forco or men. Tho mill will probably
resumo work in all its departments
with a full forco early next week.
Travel Suspended. Travel over
tno big bridge has necessarily been
suspended while tho same Is under
going repairs but .nothing interferes
with tho travel on all roads lead! in
to Branson & Co'e grocery where
groceries or a superior grado aro to bo
found.
The Society Notebook.
An anagram party was given Tues
day afternoon at the .homo "of C. D.
Gabrlelson on Liberty b.ect by Hiss
Ruth and some of her girl friends in
honor of Hiss Greta Rosenberg or Se
attle, who Is a guest at tho homo or
her grand-parents, Mr. and Hrs.
John G. Wright, of this city. The
curious collection of anagrams were
well mastered by the young people,
Cora Talklngton taking the first prize
andEula McCully second, Mrs Dr.
Paine, Mrs. L. F. Griffith, Mrs Dr.
Williamson, Mrs. Leveque and iMNs
Amelia Metschan, assisted Mrs. Ga
brlelson in most charmingly chaper
oning the Misses, who were exceed
ingly happy over games, refreshments
and music. Those present were:
Greta Rosenberg, Eula McCully,
Ruth Church, Genevieve Church,
Lillian Hetschan, Agnes Gilbert, Leda
Buren, Cora Talkington, Jennie Col
lins, Kate Pcrrlnc, Ethel Knight,
Annie Biescn, OttlcHcAllister, Alice
Moycr, Veda Cross, Lelah Belle,
Maud Miller, Pansy Sweetzer, Lila
SwatTord, Helen Sutherland, Ryth
Gatch, Maud McKay, Ella Rlneman,
Cecelia naines, Emma Wagner.
As there have not been many 50th
anniversaries of Oregon marriages
and as the 50th year of tho married
life or John Hlnto and Martha Ann
Morrison, occurs Thursday July 8,
1897. They will be pleased so see all
or their fi lends who choose to call
between the hour or 3 and 5 p. m.
Salem Lady Injured in a Runaway.
Tho following dispatch from Forest
Grove, dated July 0, pertains to Hrs.
E. H. Sorber, of this city, whose
many friends will be pleased to learn
her injuries are not of a serious nature:
"Yesterday, near Carlton, In Yam
hill county, Mrs. Sorber, of Salem,
who was driving her horse hero on a
Visit to her mother, Hrs. R. W. Tra
ver, met with an accident while cros
sing a bridge. The horse shied at
some lumber on tho bridge, and the
drlyer and a little child got out, Mrs.
Sorber tried to lead the animal, but he
ran away and went through a barb
wire fence and cut himself so severely
that he was ruined, as was the cart
and harness. The driver was thrown
to the ground, with such force that
she was unconscious for a time. She
was taken to Carlton to the
train, and arrlyed here yesterday.
With tho exception of a rew slight
bruises, she Is all right now."
Opened by the Asylum
Trustees.
Tho rollows bids wore opened yester
day afternoon, and awards will not
bo made for several days:
Flour Johnson & Phillips, Sclo,
flour per barrel, $3.24; graham, $2 00.
Benton County Flouring Mills Co.,
Corvallis. Hour. $3.55; graham, $3.20.
Salem Flouring Mills Co., flour, $3.07;
graham, $3.30. Otto Schultz, Jeffer
son, flour, $1.10; graham, $3.80
KnnnWnllnr Bros . $217.40. Gil
bert & Patterson, $215.14. Portland
Soap & Chemical Co., (Savon only) $75.
Boots and shoes Yoran & Son,
men's at $2.45; women's at si.4j;
. , A.1. fin IT .....n TIn.lL. MWt.l'C fit.'
lOiai fciWJ.W. iVrUUS-JU Ulia.i ,,.... o ....
$3.50; women's at $1.05; total $334 20
A. Clein, men's $3.00; women's $1.70;
total, $334.
Plumbing supplies Bernardl &
Dunsford, $08.30; Knox & Murphy,
$63.37; Barr & Petzel, $70.09.
Tobacco, 2,000 pounds Gilbert &
Patterson (only bid) Even Change
241 cents, O, K. Durham 21 cents,
The soldiers ' Dice 20 cents, Battle Ax 221 cents,
Spices-Wcller Bros., $71.83; Gil
bert & Patterson, $87.40.
Drugs-D. J. Fry, $750.25; ($32.25
less for -Oregon made goods); Foshay
& Mason, Albany, $853.07; Burkhart
& Lee, $709.
Groceries Weller Bros., $923.01;
Gilbert & Patterson, $901.18.
MiscellaneousWeller Bros., $51.59;
R. H. Wade & Co., $00.71.
Oils and turpentine D J. Fry,
$100.35; Gilbert Patterson, $100.
Hcats-S. Phillip!, $4.95; HcCrow
& Steusloff, $4.80; E. C. Cross, $4.99.
Beans Weller Bros., $79.05; Gilbert
& Patterson, $77.50.
CofTeo-Weller Bros., $1,010.99; Gil
bert & Patterson, $1,120.13.
Fish C. T. Doty, 7 3-4cents; Steiiv
crs's Market, 7 0-10 cents.
Sugar Weller Bros.. $1,911.87; Gil
bert & Patterson,; $1,883.75,
Hardware R. M. Wade & Co., $59..
21.
Tinware It. M. Wade & Co., $7 1.79
Dry goods Stock & Co.. $2,217.00
Rolled oats Gilbert & Pjttei&ou,
$553.88.
Crockery E. M. Rowley, $127 78.
MONDAY, JULY
WE COMMENCE OUR.
Semi-Annual
3 Clearance
For the next 30 days our entire stock at
Great Reductions
Tli.e mtmna tvtrrihtrcr. vCi -mitef -,,. i
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iui mil guuus,
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257 Commercial si
THE MARKETS.
Bounty Warrants. County Clerk
L. V. Ehlen this morninir issued
bounty warrants, aggregating $20.30.
At the rate scalps are being brought
to the city and turned over to the
county clerk, It would appear that
all gophers and squirrels would soon
be exterminated from-Marion county.
J. Money today presented 175 gopher
scalps and 70 squirrel scalps for which
he received a warrant for $15.75. The
money thus taken from the county
treasury Is Immediately placed in
circulation and with a few more such
mediums for the circulation there-of,
"better times" would be more realis
tic than they aro now. Warrants
were issued this morning as follows:
Llvl Shanks, $5.15; B. J. Tucker,$3.00;
G. W. Vedder,$2.40; J. Morloy $15.75.
State
Measles at Chemawa.
The Indian school has until tho
present time been fortunate in escap
ing this juvenile epidemic, but today
eighty cases of genuine mcascls.
This Is most unfortunate, as the
commencement exercises of tho school
take place tomorrow. Supt. Potter,
announces that none of the cases aro
serious and that they aro all quaian
tined in different buildings, so vis.
ltor5 need not bo uneasy about com
ing to the exercises, yet ho prefers
that all should know the fact. This
stato of affairs will to some extent In
terfere with tho excellent program
prepared, but it will bo carried out as
well as possible under tho clrcum.
stances, and all visitors will bo made
welcome.
of Ohio. Citv of Toledo. I
Lucas County. ( ss
Fiank J, Cheney makes oath that he is the
senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney &
Co., doing business in the City of Toledo,
County and State aforesaid, and that said
firm will pay the ium of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of Cat
arrh that cannot be cured by rhe use of Hall s
Catarrh Cure.
Frank T. Cheney.
Sworn to before mo and subscribed in my
presence, this 6th day of December, A. D.
I8S6.
j seal
A W. Gleason,
Notary Public
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. J. Cheney & Co.,
Toledo, O.
EFSold by Druggists, 75c.
Cheap for Cash.
Wo desire to Inform tho public that
wo have reduced all blacksmith work
to tho lowest terms, for cash we will
shoe horses with new shoes for $1 and
resetting 75 cents all repair work re
duced to suit tho times.
Smith & Kino,
S. W. Cor. Stato and Front Streets
Salem C-14-d&wtr
provision.
Poitland, July 7. Wheat valley, Go
Walla Walla, 67
Flour Portland, 3.6oai 75(2U. Qo; craham
3 40 superfine, 2.60 per bb).
Oats -White, 34oc; grey, 3739
Potatoes.. New 90a 1 i.iopercwt,
Hay LrooU, io(tg 13.50 per ton.
Hops 7c.
Wool.. Valley, ioi2c; Eastern Oregon
6JS;.
Mohair. io2oc.
Millstufls. .Hran,;i4. 50; shorts) 16.50.
Poultry-Chickens , mixed 2.00(2.500,
broilers, i,oo2.25 turkeys, live 10c
Eggs.. Oregon, 123130 per doz.
Hides., green, salted 60 lbs 6c; under
00 ids 5c; sneep pelts, 10(14700
''allow 2c3c
Onionsr-90c per sack.
Wheat Bags Calcuttaj.25 per 100
Beans, small white, ific.l!ma 333
Hogs Heavv, 4.00
Butter.. Best nairy, 2025; fancy creamery
30335c per roll.
ineese . iijc.
Dried Fruit Annies, evacorated. bleachad
6M7o; unbleached 3c4c; sundried
5Mc
Pears 5c6c
Plums, pitless,3c4c.
Prunes4c6c.
Veal small 435 j large 34C ner lo.
Mutton - Weathers 2a2: dressed mut
ton,4a5c spring lambs 67c per lb.
Beet .Steers 3.50; cows 2.5o3J
dressed 56J.
Cured Meats Hams ioVlcioJic bacon ii
Lard ,in pails, 7jc.
SALEM MARKET.
Wiieat-'57.
03ts 35c
Hay .Baled, cheat, 8.00,
Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.80; retail
4.20; bran, bulk I2i3 shorta,i5.5ot7.75;
chop feed.B i5.oc16.oo.
Poultry. Chitken.5 spring 8io.
VealDressed, 3.
Hogs. .Dressed, 4.00,
Live Cattle.. 22i
Sheep.. Live, 1.50.
Spring lambs, $i.od
Wool, .Best. 12c.
Hop1!.. Best, q a loe,
Kggs.. 12 in trade.
Farm Smoked Meats Bacci, 7c; hams
100; shoulders, 5jc.
Potatoes 50c trade.
Dried Frui'w Apples, evaporated bleached,
70, 8c: unbleached 4c5c.
Plums, 4c
Bntter , Dairy ioai2c creamery I2j
15c.
The talk of the town and surx
rounding country.
OUR
Ban
STOCK SALE
tin wonde'and coi.motion every where
and no for the low prices we soil our
goods at, is cmough to raise "Cain" in any
community. Our low prices and splendin
values does the work, so don't fail to take ad
vantage ( f this immense opportunity to pro
euro first class goods at just ) our own prices.
Our grand
Auction Sale
continues daily at 1 p. m. and 730
Our timo is limited here. So do not
but come.
p. m.
delay,
Shaw's Bankrupt Stock Sale,
"'Cnmnr State and Commercial sts.
&C"S3 Fire Clay
for rrult dryers and other purposes
for sale at
Gilbert Bros.
Salem. Or. 0-14 d&w2mo
THE OLD
Satchels.
Telescope Canvass and Club leather
satchels, at the ISew York .Racket,
convenient for excursions. Call and
get one cheap. 1 d2t wl
Uente !
Great and small, old and new,
at bargains.
J. L, FREELAND.
Opera house block, Salem,
MARRIED.
KNIGHT IIOLLlNGSWORTn. -At
tho rcsldenco of tho otllclatlng
clergyman, Rev. G. W. Grannis, on
Church street, 7:30 p. m., Tuesday,
JulyO, 1807, Hiss Myrtle Knight,
of Argontl, to J. H. Ilolllngsworth,
of DetrJot.
A Cleveland woman applies for a
dlvorcoon tlio honest ground that
bho wants to marry somebody else.
Post
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Grocery
Fresh sweet fruit and vegetables.
Choice tablejpeaches lOcJa can.
Choice table Apricots 10c a can.
Choice Petite Pruns 3Jc a pound..
World Beater soap 20 oz for 5c.g
HflRRITT &
LAWRENCE
Spiles -
aod
Eye-Glasses
PION
bL
MADE TO ORDER.
Watch Cleaning 75c
Mainsprings 25c
All other work in proportion by the leading,
Optician.watchmaker and jeweler.
C H, HINGES,
Second door north of P, O,
STORB
Expects a large con
signment of Imported
crockery and queens
ware, and as we l
be crowded for room
will make this offer
for July. WliereaW
of dishes or glasswj
amounts to $5 we m
give one poui
Spider Leg ta
purchase amount
$10Ve will give P
in irncfiries. I"11
means for cash
E M, ROW
Parties Having
Peach Plums
Will do well to call on the
OREGON IFRUiT & PRODUCE CO
Office and warehouse, corner Trade
andilligh, Salem,; Or,
THE CELEBRATE
GAMBRINUS
Brewing Cfc
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