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Daily Capital Journal
BY HOPER BROTHERS,
TUESDAY. Jl'LY U, 12.
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u m aew f'lW.n far st.
l.ndjnf oar etais of kxrtscil
the Be aa tet Effort
wFr an . -- - - -
hUfc io HfetT BiWJfl- Law ooBrtei ia
ff.HCU.ra ..- rSrfs-to
T. H0LVERSON.
Htwfescarctei ia Bk&K's
jarfbaf".ii for
raMr. The bs
sB a4fe&l sfcflL w
tan thee
to sfl ta taia
Uwi teeo
day f mmntae.
oftteaws biebly
fcwnw re aad it
ti itet W vaah!
t-rm wr-rflmii
bnajMiit
riA4 T?ka4 afeo adte ittrzej
itefata aad pt8fert7-
TVko evaM bo: acte?
f tailags of IsdiTldanl xad cwasarw tew
FtkitnHU vAnalT felt itaa.
rtae&nrsoetfcs satk f E. M. IN aite-
kTae rnotai -were at oaee cicveywl
ft his aaaM. Eu4 Satoe street.
SHTTFTl nt A LANDSUDS.
rFrsd Xfcs
CO.
Saadsr.
Salzr Ssesszl Srrtf- T
JaJj- xi, U57,
aad eaek Swar thereafter a fecal
e5ie trala irfflra tfce lowowiac
'scfeedaie: Leare Alfcaay 7 a. a
Wtc Corrams Tflf: arrive at Xesr- j
' II--W a aa.; VwT-e WTft CJ
,pLas-;arriTeiUtaaj -JS, chmatxOmr
;rtt Sefcera FacMc awfana
ATrl i
Fare tor tke road Uf Ir" A-,
. M-rjrs
IWEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Special reductions in
Mess Do
Hooi.
Keeat
Hose
Supporters
FOR
x&ise. Jfe'fciMoCii
fcr, fe ave V2LrET
GRif ! Sac
J, J, Dalrymple Co,
Tl
KI.VG OVERALLS.
.t -Kkx 12 zic ic sad Coc
in tfeVatwfaa io tbt soAst.
WHEELS
we kjrs fcir ; son: ttxzM
(jnOMKIK".
U
Tfcoe
ial
afllia7'Z
UM5ERWEAR.
J fee sseat . Hg "
dtis rf). Wgi". , .
IHe krti7 i, 15c, !&: a 2I. At
Bticx Ct ioe it ue azd 35.
Ladies tiadiirctarfj, jocd afct t 4. S
He, iSc zA 2&c
FKOST GEAR CASE
00 fear of ritejisttccgricdcgeBtof ehaiw
xai ierica. Uk k cc yccx wkeel isd 70a
will grew e&aauUc, loF tn iu tsentj-
Wiggins' Bazaar
ktainasd to
frraaaes t tato alace tfcfe atrawB;
ftm-r Uk Saam aclar oa c
Ideaa4 tke hwtr? oa le otker.
IxiiwitMirlalK Mtc MircBiog a
flew Mods before trti?. "bea toe
K. X. GovfBF of Isrfci Bircr
Fre Use Bryao Soothw-
Waojtertoa w la se j v-
dcf . Be 6Maat tint 3MIO -,
iow fsoafc ts at PxtUad tv
Xrt. C II Hiaeenst to PwUaad.fjfet.K: fetaJitr creamed.
;hfct aJteraaoa. to attad tfce faanl Af j oldest arioler ia toe eitj,
rfaamte,S.R Prrfeu whodied fcaf t sfcrte Xor the
ia tat er oa xoamr wsiiw
- , mA. W -BMiat-xSW s, a ......-. . .
rnri Itataoer of lb vriater; at toe bead of
8. F. Wifer. tbe barot- awa. re-f 41 mstisesou. He ! ia the test 'A
tmtmtd twm MjrOe Greet jetrdaj,4 ,rfllS w, u,- exciteaaeat and ri
aJsraoaaHeeosio-.:--." .. . , tnMmt roTed tv,
ATiebidle tailed to attead toeg "
. 1 kt, lk ThAMi Vfkx BK W u: .-mcwe-- Aire -.
jHttierof Swrtbra Oresoa.
JrJttm Kirs.
faiOer, tbis aaoratae reortwd tbe ad
iotafcAM of tbe dene o di
. p..
hnr rrrir4: Kira. tbe Alwaa
'
greoer. la toDowiae dispaiCK
Portlaad. JhIT '
ink. rr "
"P9sadliMi TMUfdlT OG Vi- Heed,
iiarooza a iaanoe.
"J4JB. U. M"
Vr Vir tmt tb lfterucoQ traia
for Portlaad. aad wili staj aatil bfc
hntfhinMiiMir diiCGecC Ol X&e
Oxi: -was ztarat aoeadorable, as tbe
(deceased was Mr.Klra older brother,
7buiMTa wife sad tbree prown
fdaugbter?, oee of whom lires ia Hooo-
IqIb.
Hr. KiraaKt a fearfol dath oa
!N"7rtvi f!lart ?lair. OB tbe DOTtb
stoce of Hoaat Heed, jesterday after
0000- Is tbe a-ceat of toe mountain
ibe strayed froc tbe path and was
fmiK-hi hr 3 wa of ilidinz rCC&t.
' n
vrbkh carried biai feet down in
tf-cn ildo of the mountain to tbe
!ceU Tbese tleiet smod oolr dite
?of ae- Tbe abor traia wiu pw-
UTeJr ran eTrj- booaaj amnuz iw
ieasoa, raia or sbiae. 1
Do sot wait for lanocr aaT&m.
I bet ante yoar arrreeaaea& to g 1
iTbe traia will be tbere for tob.
J. C- 3lAt. T- F. aod P. A- U
Wasb
CaH Sr Coeaqr Vaiaaes.
vrii ii kawhr 'Ha that I baTe
fskoa baad to bbt all warraatc rre-
f seated prior to JBae 13tb, 1. aed
tateret will cease oa tbe awe froai
Ube date of tbis aotice.
Dated Joly 12 lsT.
G. L. Baowx,
lMwdiw. Coantj TreHirer.
Fire Ctr
'for frnlt drjers aad otber
torsaieat
ijaJem. Or.
porpoe-
Gilbebt Baos.
8-H d&wE3 0
feJ Drops "Muchly."
Bran and Shorts are cheaper Ibaa
laace lor nts wwjw. ik iwjti-iei:y atuc w ""'"' '""icorn. Price 01 mtu ieea preanj re
! sotdt o'dc.rtoo CoBiBrciall0 a clie OTer hich his bodjldactd. Call at the mill for quotations.
:iob .i - w -1" aarTC tn th. wi.- 4m feet be-1 DeliTe.-ed.free in quarter ton lots.
FRUTT-GROVEHS MEET.
Kl
OHEGOK PEKSOHALS.
Mr. J. II. Lu in is at ClsUop beach.
Iter. Win. Steele has returned from
Portland.
Mrs. A. A. Tatblil has returned to
San Francico.
L. Mendelssohn, of New. York Citj,
is the Kuest of S. M. Stock.
Mis Ethrt Morgan, of Portland, Js
the guest of Miss Ethel Gilllngham of
this city.
John Kirn went to Portland today
toatLend tit funoral of his brother,
Frederick.
L. R. Stinson returned today from
Newport, where his family are lo
cated for the summer.
Supt. John Holman, or the Albany
Iron Works, accompanied Wm. J.
Bryan as far as Oregon City.
Mrs. C. A. Idleman, who lias been
visiting Jier Kins, Atiorney-uenerai)
C. M. and Mr. C. L. Idleman, returncfl
this afternoon to her Portland home.
Alderman Thomas Holman, was
one of the Republican's of this city
who occupies an official position, who
went to Gladstone and was introduced
to Mr. Bryan.
If. P. Galarman, of Klamath
agency; G. A. Webb and Dr. "Win.
Wick, ofSIlverton; and M. A. Manic,
of Hamilton; Ontario, are reglstorod
at Hotel Salem.
G. M. Powers, local agent for the O.
It. Si N. Co., returned this morning
from Portland where Inst night he
heard Hon. W. J. Bryan for the second
time, having also heard hlrn at Glad
stone Park in the afternoon. '
B. J. (Jrlm and J. P. Feller, both on ;
the late grand Jury, were In .Sulom
toJayou oillclal business. Thoy say
that outside of Snlem no man has yet
been heard to uphold the methods of !
the present county court. I
STANDARD FASHION CO'S.
STANDAKl) I'ATTKKNS. j
llufca Coeocr HcraScekcria
A aoaibjr of Marios " cxiotj f ruit-
i'rwweri met at tbe eocaty cXfartarta-
urt motmimz, Tbe foreooott wa
fot ia aa iafonaal talk 00 fruit
raMs? aad tbe test ways of dispell
of tbe ane.
At 12ft tbe society, soown as toe
MarioB Cooatr Horticultural society.
reeoBTeofd ia tbe county court
tuim. Preskteot J. K. rairbank
called tbe aietia$; to order aod Mrs
R. E. Waod was in charge of the
laiBBUg of tbe Meeting. Tbe miontet
of tbe preTioos tQeetirrg were di?poed
of asd. tbe society entered Into a
thorough dbcession of uFruit Erap-
oration."
The sobiect was well handled
and many profitable sugges
tloos were presentea. au memoer
participated in tbe discussion that
indeed means a great deal to fruit
rMntfru In this vlcinitv who have nt-
well-establiibed means br which tliey
can ship or evaporate their fruits but
instead are obliged to enter into sharp
competition and dispose 01 tnsir iruit
and berries at extremely 'ow prices.
m
Rbtdhked noiiE. Superintendent
E. M. Croisan, of tbe reform school,
this morning accompanied the Barton
brothers to this city and placed them
aboard the O. li. Si S. company's
boat, en route to their home at Pen
Sont from tbe ioterieiioa of State
aad after coater-aarebiBg aad goioi
'as far aortb as Ctaeaaefceta street Mr.
Waite weakeocrf aod fell. Daring
'tbe march be bad exchanged t-
with tbe others ia lioe. aod amooi
tbe tewt ttaiors be said was to com
ateot vpm tbe appropriateDess
of a Wrel as a wooer 01
'vu-trn-r over their oa&ooeats. He,
facetioosly referred to it as be would
'h thftri xod striaes. when he
looked op to see tbe improvised ban
oer.aod wlthjoyfal words oa his lips.
he swooned and fell.
his last nowrarTS.
He fell against and was supported
try Levi Card, the man next to him,
t about 2:20 o'clock, when it became
knnnrent tn those nearest bim that
all was not well.
He was immediately picked up by
Douglas Minto, J. W. Wilson, S- C
Rrreand others, and carried into
was nlanzfid to tbe rocks. 4W feet be-
low.
Kirn had lived in Portland a long
time, and was very well known. He
was well advanced in pears, bat wa?
vigorous and healthy. He left Port
land expecting to make the ascent of
tbe mountain, Sceday. and to return
early in tbe week. He little knew
what a fate was in store for bim.
Fob Assault axd Battesy. As a
resaltof the disgraceful scene that
occurred in tbe coart house hall-way
Monday forenoon, four warrants were
issued from Justice Johnson's court
last evening for the arrest of Attorney
H. J. Bizeer. Fred Baker, E. ordyfce
and John Young, each charged with
assault and battery, lsham B. Small
is tbe complaining witness. Ube cases
will probably be dl -posed of by Justice
Johnson or theT will be continued un
til Wednesday.
- 11 0
THE MARKETS.
nanstcs.
Pcftland. Tclr'n. Wheat Taller. 67
tr-,ii- V.--.1U Ia
Floor I'ottlacd, 2-3i-7SiS2-w'; giacaaa
l3J5spcTcnc, aj ya ow.
ALZX LOCKIU .'IILLSLU.
6-15-dtd.
Hop Growers Attention.
"Hon Fvener" -ouiethink.' new aad
useful invented bf A. J. JermaB. of
Switzerland, on exibilkm at Wm.
Brown i Co.. 230 Commercial street.
every hop grower sbooW baveoae.
.Call ani see It- asw . 1- in-
Q
The Jnlr TTnraTine- numhr of Tbe
UutiooK nas a timeij arncie un n
Ilfhs Commonwealth from a sr:ial
vrrnrtrw1pnt Mr. Rav S. Bater.
Thenerusal cf this article and tbe
editorial comment wnicnaccup."Mr
it gives to tne reaaer a ju-ier ioea .
the latest co-ooerative scbenie tl.aa i
ontalned from tne Q3iiy pre--. 1-:- 1
vetir. Tbe Outlook Company, J.l A-
tor
r. The Outlook Company, in
Place, New York.
rk utu;a -.G2 .m.. in. ifHn
G. L. L. Baskett's drug store. Doc-a S,.. VV S ?'
, -n -1 f 1:.,a1.BI ir. rJ f3t, fnnMtra
tors smitn ano uyru jiuuicuiaicjj
came to his assistance in less than
minutes and worked faithfully to
resuscitate the spark of life if pos-f
sible- Dr. Cartwright also rendered
'assistance, but it soon became evi
dent that nothing could be done.
A large crowd soon gathered about
. a , m . J I A l-AI1Brt m
.,.... rr-i.- ,. . l -. .t.Mr KaCVP.tL'S niaCC. aUU lUC tuwi
uieion. .me iwys nave oeen at ine"" . 1
school for two and one-half years andlanxiety was felt by all for Mr.W aite s;
are sent nome on their good behavior.Hrecovery. Old and young, an aiiKei
Hay .Good, lo 13.50 per toe
Hops 7c.
"Wool.. Valley, toffliw: EaKera
fSK
Mohair. log2oc
MUlstcgs..Braa, i3.5o;ihcrts 15.50.
Pocltrr Chickens . mixed 2.WST.CO
broilen. i.?c225,- tarkeyj, lWe 10c
Verm Crrremn I51I1C TtfT Oar.
HI'm trrrrn. tiller! 60 lha 6Vic: caderi
I -Mt t- .-- -j - s m
60 lb 5c; iheep peits, io7
allow 2c(3c.
union cc per sacit
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH,
'and the msst complete stock of
BRUSHES of all kinds in '.the state.
'Artists materials, lime, hair, cement
and shingles, and finest quality ot
'grass seed.
Larceky From a Dwelling. In
police court today Frank Ferris wa$
bound over to await tbe action
of the grand Jury In tbe sum of 8IG0
on tbe charge of larceny from a dwell
icg. He failed to furnish bonds and
was placed in the county Jail.
BORN.
MASON. On Saturday, July
lS07, to Mr. and Jlrs. Lewis
Mason, on Union street, a son.
12.
F.
State or Ohio, City or Toledo, I
Lucas Coc.sty. j
Fiai J. Cheney makes oath that he is the
KBior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney &
Co., doing baMneM in the City of Toledo,
ConDiy and State aforesaid, and that said
fira will pay tbe Mra of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for eaeh and evejy caje of Cat-I
anh that canaot be cared by the use of Hal j1
Frank I Cwexey.
Sworn to before rse ard iBbtcribed in mj
preene, tbU 6th day of December. A. D.
1656.
j SEAL V
A W. Gleasok.
Notarr Public
Halt's Catarrh Care ii taken internally and
Acts directly on the blood and mncoos sur
face of the system. Send for testimonials,
free.
F. I.
Cheney & Co.,
Toledo.
nrSold by Druggists, 75c
Vfc have secured the agency for Salem for
the Standard Fashion C's patterns We
will have the new stock ready for the inipec
'TT'ableware, ,
bw wwL.wi
nitrons about Aupuit I
It is not necessary lor us to say much by t" T 1 i
ofn inlroduelian for lhe nitlrrn. I Hs-flOCf lnrrrTiT-Srre.
rhey are handled in l'ortlanl by the great j .
lion of our friends and
way of an introduction for
I.
house ol UlJs & King. I hey were lorroerly
sold in Salem by the Palscc Dry Goods &
Shoe Co. and are well known to many styl
ish women of this city. In style and fit they
liare absolutely no superior. In addition to
their intrinsic worth, a very strong ioint in
their favor is their cheapness. They are
sold at prices fully 25 per cent, cheaper than
other patterns, r.
appear later.
farther announcements will
Sets in n dozen dflcrent
patterns, including rose,
violet, gold and plain
white. The finest ever
brought to Salem and at
new hard times prices.
WILLIS BROS, CO. SONNEMANN;
THE GROCER,
No. 302 Ctiumicrclul street ;
firm door south of tho new post
ofllco.
honed' for the best, and each seemed
tn iacA that ho vas lOSint; a ueai
friend.
The young men who were to be par
ticipants in the game, and who to a
man took great pride in baying the
rr.tnt-in nrlntr nnrl nrooiOter Of
amusements at their head, are heart
broken oyer the event and many shed
tears of prlef.
SKETCH OF E. M. WAITE.
Tbe sad duty befalls us of announce
line the death of E. M. Walte, cbalr-
man of the Board of Edudation and
President of theE. M. Walte Printing
too. Mr. Walte was also president 01
the Floral society and of tlie Decora
tive Union, ncwasan Odd Fellow,
and belonged to many social societies
of the city.
Mr. Walte was a native of Spring-
Held. Mass.. and came "around thea
horn" io an early day, seetllng In Sa
lem "In the fifties.-' He was about
70 years of age, and although he has
not suffered any poor health, he hasg
for some years been losing strength.
He has held many positions of trust
and honor, and was just oeiore uia
death feeling better than he had for
sevoral years.
The last act of his life was
teristlc of the entire character of the
man. He was a public spirited to a
rare degree. lie was always willing
to oblldgc others even at great sacri
flee.
There Is little doubt, but that ex-
nosure In the unusually hot sun al-
.
most overhead oust him his life, or at
loast hastened Its close. He had llvodj
to a good old age with a capacity for
enjoyment that many a younger man
'envied. As he had always llyed so ,
'his life ended, in the sunshine, help-''
U
LB
He was married early In life to Miss
LSUlJigs jucc:wi.25 per 100
Hogs Heavy, 4x0
Bsuer.. Bt dairy, 2025; fancy creamer
t3a.;c per roll.
uneese ,iiiic
Dried Frait AdoIcs. evaporated, bleached
,. .J .. ", "... j-ri
pyUSJC; tmweaccea
sucdried
S?Mc
3Kcs;
Pfcira trSfic
Plorai pule,3c4c.
Prcnesr 4jc6e.
Veal smill 45; large 34e o
fnitnn VTrxthrn ii2': dressed out
ton-jSaic rcrint? lambs aai?c per lb.
EeeL Steeri l.Zol cows 2AoCS,V.m
riressea 50
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SALE OR RENT.-o acres, ? miles
frcra Salem oa gravel road, 30 acres bottom
land seeded to gras, -srita scattery timber,
m r-m t.ttA. rith rood kocse. bim and
aiU: bode, 3 acres bearing yocig orchard.
iioaaea wiin ireir, 11 we icuvcu, iau
stream rtmr wiar, ji mile to scfcooi.
ico cords bie rir stnmpage c-ia be had at 15
cnts per cords. Call or write G. M. Pear.
mine, 2 miles north of city on river road,
'Manco coanty. " 7 12 tl
V ANTED Energetic woman of fair educa
tion to learn paying business. Good induce
ments. 244 State st. Call after 3 P. m.
9 diw'
'A STOCK FARM. 20 miles iron. Salem,
for rent. Chesp to the nsht party. Inquire
of Geo. Griswcld. 55 State street, Salem,
Oregon. 7'7-Iw
FOR SALE. We have a"l2 acre orchard in
CnredMeiXaiams IoVJcIoc bacon 7KI?" bearingand in a high sute of cnluration.
.; ."...,- ' -- n..
Lardia pails, yiie
SALEM MARKET
Wheat 57.
Oats t;c.
2Hay. .Baled, cheat, 7.50
Floor.. In wholesale lots, 3.80;
4.20; bran, balk
to rxHtcffice and lY. miles from Salem.
vt 111 sen cneap. joqciic ui umu ... iw
g den, sash and door factory. Salem. 6 2S tf
J WANTED. To uadc drain tiles for little fir
t. iiarpny, aj -me
6 26 im t
ft wood. Icqaire of J.
rttailSFactory, North Salem.
I2i3short3.i5.5or7.75;j WANTED Agent for "Qceen 1ctoria. Her
15.oct6.oo. KReign and Diamond Jubilee." Overflowing
Ytnn (n -t
-r . -- .j.-..-.
Focltry. Cricksn,5 spring JS(Io
VeaIDressed. 7,V,.
Hogs. .Dressed, 4.00
Live Cattle.. 22j,
sneep..uve, 1.50.
Spring lambs, $I.oi
Wool.
bscis
.Best. 12c.
Hops..st, oa loc.
hggs.. 10 in trade.
Farm Smoked Meats JBacci. 7e;
I oe; shoulders, Stfc.
Hrrfafn Anr traI.
Tta Vra Annie. evaDOtated bleached.
I " .-- ." -F
je Sc: unbleached 40j$5c.
Hamcr.
Bntter-. Dairy ioal2c creamery I2ji'
15c
piT-iT TiiTPj; Tbf cheaDest rates
Uivr known tn the cast for the next
VV. woa rw --
fAivrifjvc KwThnraas watu X LO,
for mtps. 71 0-3 1.
Reign and Diamond Jubilee." Overflowing
with latent and richest pictures, contains
the endorsed biography of Her Majesty, with
:aam;n.ic iiuioiT 01 ncr icniartauis iciku.
land full account of the Diamond Jubilee.
Only $1.50. Big book. Tremendous demand,
Bonanza for agents. Commission 50 per cent.
Credit given. Freight paid. Outfit free.
Write quick for outfit and territory. THE
DOMINION COMPANY, Dept,, 7, 356 Dear
born St., Chicago. 6 24.1m
POLYTECHNIC SUMMER SCHOOL Be.
gins Monday June 28. Free conveyance will
be at corner of Chemeketa and Cottage street,
every morning at S o'clock. J. J. Kraps.
0.35.1m
PASSAGE TO THE COAST, I will make
regular trips from Salem to the coast. Good
Cteam, covered rig and all accommodations
Jnecessary. Enquire at Wiggins' Baraar.
il'ncrs reasonable. Wm. flum b 10 im
charac-a
When you are hot
go down to
Old Bill
Anderson's
And take a drink of
GAMBRINUS
JSeet.
H HAVE A GOOD MONEY MAKING
tn..w.i!sh. fn. n vWn AtiwZnn in mn 4.,
Ibmall cash payment required, or will trade
fffcr property here. Write J" this paper.
o 15 im.
ftW ANTED AGENTSUyou are a rustler,
re want;yoo. ucod pay exclusive territory,
anywhere in Oregon. Address P. O. Box 75
Salem Oregon. 6 11 im
ITHE "BUSINESS PRlNTER"-,Of Salem
is Frank Conover. He is to be found at Dear
born'S, and when found will do your business
minting ouicker. more clearlr rnd satisfact
ory than any one here. 5 2u tf
JJA KNOCK DOWN Horses shod here-
after at $ I for four new shoes. The best stock
;ju wgiK . i. iitAiu, jy iaic aitcci,
4tcvj
257 Conamercial st
The talk of the town and sur
rounding country.
OUR
Ban
b
STOCK SALE
has raised a grand coojaotior. every where
aad no woeder for tie low prices we tel ocr
goods a:, is CBoegh to raise "Cain" ia any
oseamenity. 0r low prices aad spteadin
values dees the work, so don't fail to tale ad
vantage c f this immense Opportunity to pro
cere first class goods at jast yoer own prices.
Osr griad
Auction Sale
continues daily at I p. m. and 730 p. m.
Oar time is limited here. So do not delay,
bat come.
Shaw's Bankrupt Stock Sale,
Comer State and Commercial its.
Cheap for Casn.
We desire to inform the nubile that
we have reduced all blacksmith work
in flip InivKt tprms. for rcish we will
shoe horses with new shoes for SI and
resetting 75 cents all repair work re
duced to suit the times.
SMITH JC iiJKG,
S. W. Cor. State and Front Streets
Salem 6-14-d&wtf
Chicken Feed At told standard
prices the best for the money at
Brewster & White's, 91 Court street.
WILLAMETTE
TENT
And Awning Co,
TWIr n tont. awrtirrs. fiar-s. canvas.
rntfnn tnron coven. Tents and awninfS Of
all kinds made to order by
, L FREELAND.
Opera house block, Salem,
Notice to Contractors.
Sealed bids will be received until
noon July 15, 1S97, for the erectjoj
and completion of a two story brier
warehouse. Plans and specificatloiu
mar be seen at the office of Bureen'i
architect. Rlcht reserved to reject
any or all bids.
D.k"lJ.Fbv-7-10-3
1.
i Salem.
5-4tf
l Louisa Breyruan, who is grlef-strlckeni
I WANTED, To trade. Rood business for
property, give full disenption, location and
price, address, W.care Journal. 6 15 im
MRS. N. B. SCOTT. Stenographer and
typewriter, room 6. over Ladd & Bush's
I bank. Prompt attention to all cla'ses of work
5 W ANTED Permanent office assistant and
correspondent here. Salary $780. Enclose
.self-addressed stamped envelope to W, L.
i BLOWN. Gen'l Manager, caie Dailv Toumal.
5 on
Solid Gold
Set Rings
A fine assortment ot bargains left
from the W. W. Martin bankrupt
stock. Must be sold regardless of cost.
Watch (Cleaning 75c
Main bprtngs Zbc
C H, HINGES,
Leading Optician, Watchmaker and
Jeweler.
Second door north of P, O,
Eyes Tested Free.
THE OLD
PIONEER
STORJB
Expects a large con
signment of Imported
crockery and queens
ware, and as we wm
be crowded for room
will make this offer
for July. Where a bill
of dishes or glassware
amounts to io we win
give one pound 01
Spider Leg tea.
purchase amounts w
910 we will give si-
in groceries. Tub
means for cash
E, 3VL ROWLEY.
Parties Having
Peach Plums
WilldoweUtocallofl
nocr.nu CDII1T PRODUCE & i
Office and warehouse wrner fi
andIUgh, Salem,: W m