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Newspaper Page Textcc- .$f Daily Capital Journal BV KOIKTt BROTHERS. TUESDAY, JULY 3 19 a 1e x jaare Tfcerefe frfaattr te-wr ws fessv-s' trrarf Mr. MeKlafey r stepe. tl Mm jbw -wf . " la Dn-gtm. Oar iJwatim. to , . aa;isaa to raw. it fe ItA till other ttea HKtavMi Jms omM t stateialc. Tfcere e toiiuittoar i.w.ifc- awintiBac is aai Mtaamme tfce JarrfHy toT Bi"Wiiiiir. -wterfc$ larjsaj- uaiiittaiiai to lrs tfre towf Jfce party towi ,! hnkren HUte af SoTlluhjmr. T -. "- aie j xi tM! If M eiaaf UK? frfeaiaXaat tenures anj afifcsai e afraiaMeatettaa-iw to fcs M ia iMitirtwwi' ifca Jr BM4ene(itHrfx4erTfac wu acter. ra cre4 to Ue jrty. II U; agoUHt wtMxx Pxxrfcl, aa 2p-lsi Aasirias Ileterew. ail4e of fcrrrwTirfEsMcasairtr, wt bir;es t injure z&Z mtsOuw It, w sbwd ke to pabHsfc aha- There wjt? salvera! dfealiactta wfcea Ms ae prtaUaeat tenae kaawa. vfcica wi' greatly latesittei j Js agaaeat teOregse. Bwsryaae bprf tfcai, if be cat a place. beeM tesewt to se attesr eeaatry, far away froai Oresva, Uedalais toaavebfjea la c&aosts' wtta Mark liaasa, sad three?!) bias to ben: oMafaed ats ap- WW TJwwgJi YanMH aad Polk. . we raaaaai Whs. ai--K letasr faaaator wtta iJae r L - sw Wafr waaiiiiJ at fratatiag -a vere Stflaaa ice rajabt ratal me mwMmini t vaf aacfl Taaaami were t& lac ar t lk uuiatf "juaaii .."" FitM iaaatrr a fans Pure C. H. MACK. DENTIST ! W2t2 Bepwter Ssw T Pef Ictbebnascf good health,! ssetiT kttb, zse&taLl T8ss,eszik tad J5y jfii Wood willi kit as snpesM x4 dsare to S rtrecf, 2is3Cl,x sa ripecs, ttte Hood1! S-, SajcmgJ to Dr. 1. H.f 'Keese, M Wtate -weleamfli tMt we ? et' . c-. ,-iiek -B-ai rtos tbst lesaeh, cer. Sfc. Or. PSasfas Joij e be tteatj- rso- inttile sai brfa yt P- teacBa i o4le aj lrcii a rlOOu S parilla, Aug. C, Schroeder ! KtaCis aUs torerHau UraMstor I aaaaaafi sates. f late tijjair a ffTTaipm -traPey. fraa aaai aai Kae wrinm faatjiaa. Mt jaiitaal la She Csrtul .cm-. j .. ..- -- - n - tmv yami, oth . m. v. AJ Ft. Ftefear rfa-I -i i A -jieatsTjaat. ! JfiBtTOK iOODItt.-1 with Ik dittcclai glvea Jocbkai. SdasAar rraaiac. arawtoto efeker aa frtead. Watto. It Is or rerttims fa Miad tate ewd a&Ues Tie BwS to trt tfce a Trat Kood Target. Hood's Pills S Trf nv. magmtca. Deulcher Arzt aiHfv Met: . ATrssrtr DiWUcker Art in cmat. i2t C3Scul ftfstt. Kecc 421 irtOixaOt XTA, ittlea, ureceo. i 1 UuWmWSWmuA iw W W & "S O" sjSB ffT J tojL je 1to J"A I J7 if 11 - 1 11 -i r ' TTI &Hl!faJgM&eS! aaaaaFt "T y?lTffe:TfT"W"' 'ji! ' " Sl IIp MEW MAKEJ twlnauj 'Sus " Vr e ureet. , UHtaes. Mrmi.'.Trex imuia iob. r " " I ttp '.1 1 " W iStage Lin iertaaV wlrieli we xe- It iratd ba well for tae eoaetr?, a well a tae oresideDt, If Haoaa were to take a trip to Europe asd remain there, If Pracht Is a sasiple of the ap poiattaents to follow. 2Cor is Mr. Iver .aoj better or rooredesererlog, for be Is a political Immigrant, ?rbo sooghl t pur border to recuperate his political .fortunes. lie knows nothing of Ore gon, was for Mitchell and free silver In the spring, and gold standard in tbefalLand It is simply shameful that respectable men of tbe partj, who bate been conslstentCand jsrown aged In Its serrice, should be pushed aside to make place for this political tramp. Tinr do we believe that Mr. Hermann's appointment Is a strong one, or de sired by tbe leaders of the Republican party. It has been said that tbe com .mlsjioner'js office has been given to .Hermann in recognition of Oregon's right U be represented In the make-up of the President's staff. If this Is true, there was an egregious mistake . made which sooner or later will be discovered. Mr. Hermann is not a lawyer ol recognized ability In the pro fession In this state. He has no such attainments as would cause him to be designated as a fit and capable man to decide the various legal questions that must arise In the commissioner's office. It Is true there are law clerks connected with the commissioner's of fice, familiar with the routine of duties, and in a general way they may be capable of disposing of many legal questions, and thus enabling tbe com mlssiner to get along without much law and to pass as a man offense and judgment, but this is not the kind of a man for the commissioner's oflke. He ought to be a first class lawyer and, ir lie is sucu, nts attainments are always recognized and beyond the reach of criticism. Mr. ITorniann is also a free silver man galvanised over with Mark Hanna's gold. It is said there are a whole lot of appointments to be made soon, and, If those already made are a sample of those to follows Republicans who are such from con Mstent devotion to the principles of their party may well cry out to be spared by the administration. Crea tion of a S2W0 place for Col. Orrasby, another gold-galvanized silver bug, who has done more to make the Re publican administration unpopular with the old holdiers than any living politician, Is another black eye to the party In Oregon. The tarxe ffaafene jaer erelnrai, vkftsjawa5lH-atia sac a Mc state of catttvatiaa. wfM thte ymr Xteti x aaaaufal crap. Tketoeesae to aw otMMtlUoa sad tottoi vtOi ie- KctoosfraM. Mr. Wattaoe esfecfc? to tegia ytflJag iecroa for oa aexx Maadtr. the road b!OMfsa Silpai sad Lia- eola y. xim, jtaoui ia exoeOeat coa dfttoa. Ha-vtar Sut tesa prapetly gr jdd taw isest of rrxTe is brtac KiUeMsi ner it. itoiMttKaait sjtetaattallaNMoas'Bfare. Tae river rad te&weea Llacoto sad WaeaUaad I ia foe ooadilloa as i al- UteSaleai Ls. PsyeUe road below LiBoofs. laaairr froa a bo-raif-sr residiaz aeer Wbezli&ai, elicited tae iafonaa ttoa that hee were appsariag ia te yards is that Tfc-JaHy. This pest thrives dariag tbe cool weatLer. VaaielB coaatj is asdoeotodiy oee of, if aot tae richest faraiag aad bop caisiag eoasOes la tae state. While fur Ute paft tbree years tbe grain aad frail crops bare baea aaasaally eaH, Vbls year tbere is a fell crop sot oal j ia grata bat also ia fruit aad tbe prospects are f avorabie for aa eice -ieat boe yield. Gossiderable of .tbe fall wbeat in Yambill cooaty b&s bea cot ad is awalt- iog tbe tbresber. Tbe oats bare not yet been barvested. The -priag sown grain leaks exceptionally eli and proeises an immense yield. Tbe writer is of tbe opiaioo that tbere are more large, bandsoaie and comfortably constructed farm resi dences in Yamhill county than in any other county In tbe state. The county being a rich -agricultural district, the prosperous farmers apparently brieve in living in com fort. La Fayette, formerly tbe county seat of Yamhill county, is very pleas antly located near tbe sourc of tbe Yamhill river. For a town of oaly fire hundred inhabitants, there are three churches, viz; of tbe Metboaist Presbyterian and Evangelical denom inations. The saloon, formerly In business there, has been obliged to discontinue business, the good people of the place having placed the license at 800 per year which was greater than the jMBfef? J m The THE MARKETS. ISfectf rtMsj, M. d MARK HTLZ & KiESCKE Prow j iTesr Pteita&i 3.5$ 73?S-J ffnira 3 -S.-rap:-.-. J$ p vu. Oi Wiat:, jfieec; psy, 3450. 1 T-Zw r ! w? t ft itn rv,. r -, -.x r r t !. c u rirtae of ta to hire de-i Hl4i- " I Lri falk, 7c x &. Cfaapat oat ta kc puled. taaU Ikeir exuaale ad ia-l SToa..iikj. 13 Eu-Jra Ortiaajtnra Tryti-sL 171 Coagaoil st. 3amm& b-eefcial to tae.JI?- 1 ZZ rTTv -- - - - n ' a " rr--B z 1 u ----- -: i !!- .. ... ' " --- J-cr-i.xa-, - - -j iMUsk am iiucm-cts noeot utnr. sawar mm rtsiag rmaj 1 rtui . aaxst aOKsaUoa. mass f raai taw leraictoas ! Asn, t .535 o ar7, 7t..UfK-aK. Iiac , sa-. 60 Ifassc;sfaspaB. i,;c 7 ML Angel College ! too. it! orid. Mart of tae management could meet. Rev. J. v Eternal Vigilance. Irt the price of perfect health. Watch "carefully the first sympt oms of Impure blood. Cute bolls pimples, humors and scrofula by ta Mnff.. Hood's Barsaparllla. Drive nwiiyithS pa I us and uclies of rhcuma tljmjnPjalHrla and stoinnch troubles, ptgttttWyQurvnrrvps nnd overcome that tlredrffti?lliig uy taking tho miiiio great nfudlulne. Hood's Pills ure tho licst family ca thartic nnd liver tonic. Gentle, re liable, sure. 1 Bowersox, who for the past six years served as pastor for the United Evan gelical church at Salem, is now located at La Fayette, where he is president of tbe Seminary of bis church which is located there. Sunday morning tbe reverend gentleman preached an ex cellent sermon, selecting for his theme tbe third petition of the Lord's prayer, "Give Us This Day Our Dally Bread." vi bile tbe gentleman Is a staunch McKinley man, yet be believes in looking elswhere for his dally bread. La Fayette has a well established high school with able and talented Instructors and an attendance of about 150. Yamhill county is one of those dis tricts In which tbe free silver ele ments in the majority. At the last election every office from constable tonenator and representative, with the exception of two justices of the peace, went to the silver party. At the next election tbe silver forces pro pose to elect the two justices that were slighted lost year. McMinnville, the county seat of old Yamhill, so pleasantly and beau tifully located within a few miles of the foot hills of the Coast range, is one of the prettiest cities on the West Side. McMinnville, Is a live business center and has excellent connection with Portland via the West Side railway. There arc two beautiful and costly public school buildings aud the McMinnville col loge, of the Baptist denomination Is a beautiful structure. R. Jacobson has begun the erection of a two story brick on the principal business street Into which he will soon move his large stock of gents furnishing goods. The Titos. Kay woolen mills has a branch store at this place, which en joys a big business. We saw the Mc Minnville diamond upon which the baieni baseball team was bo cruelly massacred last Thursday but, In our mourning, we find consolation in the fact that the Chemawa boys defeated the team from the West Side at Ore gon City, Saturday, tho score stand fug 10 to 7 In their favor. We began tho homeward Journey ubout8 o'clock Sunday evenlnir re- iaiamtr of gxtofltogaad aMfatfyfag tfcedtefeoXana, was lives sfcuaM be SorsoUea. sltaoasb coasted wit brlttiaat exaloits. Ileaoe I sty, let a reeaber tbe sogfd araa nfee be dies, extol bis Tirtaes, iaress bis scuiaes ps tae yoaac sfcow to tfeeai tbat it pars to lire aa eprignjt life, aad kTs tbe wnrH beUer, for bis bariac lived is it. Hariag kaewa Mr. Wxite for asasy years, I feel like aUaUac a stoae oa tbe bhrbwzy, aad iaeribiac tbereoa, "Here Lies a Good Maa." U be bad fault?, they were iagetarly few. A disfosilioa of mind and beart that will carry a aan through all tbe per plexities of a bosy life, aad leave hiss stilt genial, open-hearted, free, down to a good old aire, is certainly worthy of emulation. When the old State Agricultural society was struggling for an exist ence, Mr. Waltewas the secretory and almost the entire manager of tbe affair. People wondered at tbe ease aad affability of tbe man, beset with so many cares and perplexities, so eaany things to be attended at once, and amidst it all, while his counten ance bespoke anxiety and doubt, a word recalling some fanny incident or jocular remark from a bystander. would cause an explosion of laughter, a rubbing of hands and stamp of the foot, which was resistless. Many might attribute this to a want of dignity or thoogbtfnlness. 2fot so: few men were more sensitive and quick to realize aud appreciate sur roundings tban be lt is on tbe sunny side of his nature I like to dwelt tkw of him dates at a Fourth of July celebration, when the "Plug-uglies' appeared for the first time. Being the orator, for the occasion, his comical speech was written in charcoal on large cedar shingles, and with these under his arm.in a disguise the most laughable, be mounted tbe platform surrounding the flag pole, on Wilson's Avenue, and began bis address to tbe multidude below. The climax was reached w ben near the close of his speech some mis cbievloub chap mixed hishinglestod bis attempts to hide his embarrass ment was ludicrous in the extreme. The interest he manifested in the education of our youth was notable. HaTing no children of his own to edu cate, yet he was alive to all tbe ad vantages and benefits to be derived therefrom, and after a lifetime spent In contributing his share in support of our schools.and giving his time and energies to promote their interests, showing an unselfishness and a zeal of public spirit not equaled in this com munity, he lays himself down lo rest. Generations of children Mess his mem ory. If this example of a quiet, un selish, patriotic and generous life holds a charm for you, young friend, follow it, and yourlife, like his. will go out at eventide in sunshine, and to recall your name and deeds will be as passing through a garden of flowers. A Fkiexd. SffiffllSTTilLOR 2lt Gs.aa:rcitl ft. Sil.- )r I tSsks $15 xpwii. Paw gpiraads-3 TiHwr ;5q2.c Pares c per ncTc Wi-ss Bcrj Cx&nOZs -2S P lo .riy'Caiiic21 iSTSOGRAPHKG AND TYPEWRITING.! Batcr..Et dsrr,;5(E.J; fi&cy ertjuwryi j J"aKT.li"rc. '. ljtS1 aJ eeeercUl wk specialty I 6yi7e; rei lVwkr. Cco3k a Paxt, Gray Mock. DjcUUoa tat e ien 5e(alK CeaprWtBg tae eeapkte aoraul, MMik, etufeil,eiaaerctil prepaxaiory coarse. Laaiec uagfet tree. fypeariOBC. bort kat zd omc a specialty. W e aaks it a pciat M omtf 10 tmpin the awt tutW lrtmg to tbe issftd bat also to see to ike proper der doptaatl of ike Wiy hf ecwag- beahhM ceiiosr exeeb, gaaies aad p ru of erery detcripoon. By pcBS yor see sa tins sastttMiOQ joa raiy rest assured Uut be u veil cared for, away from the bad tsaocDceoftbe streets aad properly directed b aa eicdleat staff of teackers. Wnte tor ratalogae and special teras to THE PRINCIPAL. isooce. Sot STELLA SHERMAN. Pis gBest.3c(j4s. j.irr " y.aaw Zf&J?'&LrJ? T- H HAAS, Uoa y, ase srfc Ussbs ftrc per lb. j WATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, Bed users 550; cows 2.5o(S3: ' Makes a ss-ialtT office rmair vorlc Sett """e3 557i- Aaocsas csoca. etc sis t-aresl Meats Jita lojclojjc bacon 7 JJ ; Comaercial Street Larf ia paOs, Je. SLEM MARKET -Wbea:-3;. Oats 4tr. Hay .Baled, cieii, 579 f!ter..Ia vbatesale lots, 3.89; nail 4o;brza, blc 15I3 siocts,i5.5tai7.75; cbop leedj I$.oc2t5K. Poekrj. Cbircn.5 spnag is. VealDress4, SY Hop. .Dressed, 400. Lire Cattle. s2K Sheep.. lire, I 50. ifprkig UtAw, Jl.oo Wool..Be$c I5C Hop..!esf. gaicc. Kegs.. 12 Jtsi trade. Fara Seaoed Meats . Baeco, 7c; h?xn xoe; sboelien, $z. Potato! 30c trade. Dried Frat-Apples. eiaptated bleached. Plana 4c. Bitter Dairy Saioc creatatry I2j($ 15c. Depot Express. Meets all sasl aad passenger trains, gage aai express to all parts of tbe I'roapt sernce. ieiepbene o. 70. I AMES RADEP. Bag cty dim G. ff riflit naying 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 to me please call and settle at once and ave expense of collection. Boilfa Materia u Salem Branch I oS of tie Labor Excbir.e, are dot piepared to famish at sb no.ce Sand and Grard o! any grarfe, anj of ' e best qsalky, and ia any qa&ntity. fcVepboi t 175. 6 25 in ) Fiaa J. Cbeary makes oath that be is th saor partner of tbe arm of F. J. Cheney 1 State cr Ohio, City or Toledo, Ixcas County. Co., doing bssiness in the Citr of Toledo, Coanty and State aforesaid, and that said firm will -vax tbe ssm of ONE HUNDRED My earliest recoiJec- IXHJ-ARS for each and erery case cf Ca: 5 back in the Sixties, be rared by rhe nse of Hal s FXAXK I CUESZT. Sworn to before mc and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1856. x A W. Gleason. Notary Pcblic Hall's Catarrh Core is taken internally and acts directly oa the blood and nncoss set faces of the system. Send for testimonials, free. F. J. Cheney : Co, Toledo, O. rSold by Drajgists, 75c. -j seal Hop Growers Attention. "Hop Evener" something new and useful invented by A. J. Jerman. of "AT THE OLD POSTOFFICE. A. DAGENY, Family Wine and Liquor Store) RemoTed from 102 State to 199 Commercial street. Bottled goals of the best quality. 5 21 ml olio fl felt Salem wafer VI A VI I A home treatment for all forms of iromen's diseases.- also stomach and kidney troubles, catarrh, nerrocs prostration and general de bility. Hocrs 3 to 6 p. m. 244 State st. Call or address MRS. F. E. ALFORD, 7 S Manager for Marion connty. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS. OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, and the most complete stock of BRUSHES of all kinds in ithe slite. Artists materials, lime, hah cement Switzerland, on exibitlon at Wm. and shindes. ail finptt miah'tv nf Brown & Co.. 230 Commercial street. " i"" "J "' iSXffice in City Hall. Irrigation nours C to S a. m. and 5 to 9 in tbe evening. All irrigation bills forthe summer will be due and payable the 1st of July. Street sprinkling tbmughlawn hose positively prohiolted.i No deduction for irrigation during absence unless water is cutoff the entire premises. No allowance made for part of sea son as more water is needed to bring out a neglected lawn than judicious use for the entire season. Salem Watee Co. p.i iares balrerton fj- ,l , Mondays, wJZZ. S??V H i o'cJotk p. a. lriH Sj) ,, i-eares bilrerton f v,n. C 3 Sil,l,J,l J. itn-BaV 1 $.. RotnpfrIbil Koand ttip Sma S rtrtr fV wll hWbMH JNorthern pac Railway. RUNS Pdllman Sleeping Cjrs Elegant Dinin Cirj T . m louTisiaeeoiniC; To St. Pacl, MianeipoGj.DiJsi, andForkCnSS Helena and Bsa To Cmcajo, Waihtnstos, ttihMfc ' ork. Boston, and lUPto East an! Sca4 Yne tnlrsf wtitw . ..v rri"m?- ad vak. .l.I V4 K ITiU THOMAS, VATTit AGENTS 3 hhmte jli street, stiea, a I A. D. Ciirl'11 v , 1 Motv f. -tr, ""I I 1), EAST AND -VL THE SHASTA OF THE The Deimel Linen-Mesh Underwear every hop grower call ana see it. should have one. d&w 7 12 lm Lane county Is only six months be hind in the payment of county war rants and there is still money money coming in which will be applied to tbe payment of warrants. 'The Twelve Temptations." Owing to tbe decline of huge ballet spectacles In this country, extraordi nary Inducements have to be tendered to the premieres of the old world be fore they will consent to consider an engagement In America, where travel Is so hard and the climatic changes so dangeious. As Italy Is the home of dancers and tbe best In the world for premieres, Manager Yale dispatched his Maltre de Ballet to that country, and is happy to announce tbe engage ment of Madam Ferrer from La Scala, and Signorita VIeshSe from Rome, and Slgnorita TJasseggio from Florence, making a trio of Italy's most famous dark-eyed favorite dancers who will be seen in "The Twelve Temptations.'' Remember the date. Tickets on sole at Patton Bros. ezc&t .m wk I esss Two Finn thhermen were drowned In tbe breakers Wodn.eduy at Astoria at the mouth or the river. Their names are not known, the factor their drowning hnvlnf 1nr. lwvn laimmi ... v... ... 1 w ..-... wa MVU. turning via me wucatiand road from They belonged to the newasherman's Dayton. Darkness overtook us before cannery. c rams. O O o o The Little Giant Cathartic, Sllld nnd Pleasant bat Wrartblnff nnd Tboroasb in Eflirct. These titCe " Pdlets." or Sn?ar-coated Antl Bilious Crannies, Core Sick Headache, Biliousness, Constipation, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Poor Appetite, And all derangements cf the Lrrrr, Stcnaacl and Bowels. Of all drajjiiU. ONCE USED ALWAYS IN FAVOR. YOUSQ SPIRITS, a vigorous body and robust strength, fob low good health. i-"t all fail when the suat power are reakened. Nervous dcbilitv and loss 01 manlr power result fron: had habits. con tracted by the younff through ignorance of their ruinous con sequences. Low spirits, melancholia, iuipiircd memory, mor-- or irritable t" r, fear of impending calamity and a tbousaud and one derangements of body and mind, result from such pernicious prac tices. All these are peimanently cured, by improved methods of treatment, without the patient leaving borne A great medical book of 1000 pages pro fusely illustrated, written in plain language, treating of the nature, symptoms, and cura biltty of such diseases, scut on recti nt nf t cents tn stamps, for postage and wrat- J" Address, World's Dispensary Icdical AssodaUonTBufialo, N. y. grass seed. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. TAKEN UP One bright biy horse about 10 years, weight isco poands. Harness gall marks on left side. Shod all ronnd. Owner can have same by calling 03 G ,H. Croisan and paying charges. '7 19 3t "f. FOR SALEV Beantifal resideBceJ property with Snt-clia impovements. Inqeire at 376 Fonrteenth street, Salem, Oregon. 7 16 if LOST. On the road between Sllrerton, Ger- i viis and Salem, a small locket set with a Liberal reward if returned to Tonrnal offiee I office. 7-17-31 mt$wBM aaBBaar k aTaTaa MaTaTc FOR SALE OR REN f.-o acres, 1, miles" irom saiem on gravel road, 30 acres bottom land seeded to gras, with scattery timb:r 10 acres upland, with good house, birn and milk bouse, 3 acres bearing yoang orchard loaded with fruit, all well fenced, small stream rntnirs water, mile to school. 100 cords big fir stnmpage can, be had at 15 Cfntspercotds Call or write G.M. Pear. mine, 2 miles north of city on river road. Manon coanty . 7 12 tf xyiv. ix.r;c nave a 1 acre orchard in ! Silk fc.nlrM.. Our catalogue contains some very interestingj facts onthe subject of underwear. Ask'for a copy at ourSalem agents, I0S MEYERS SONS. Salem Steam Laundry Please?notice the cut-in prices on the followingj V5"5' f10 10 cents Unoer drawers Stoiocents Undershirts 5 to to cents aocia, per pair 3 cc Southern Pacific I expsess TitAUrs cs mar 6s p M 8:30 PM 745 A ii Lt . !PortIani . Ani -Lv . hitem ...liJrtl Ar. binFraucvKoblht Above trams st-p at all traeali beu Portland and Silem, Tone kl Jenerson. Albanv. Taneent. Sheii I Harrisbcrg, encuon City, Ecgse, CrJ LotUge Urove, una, Uitlinl. tail tioeis from Rosebzrgto Aihliai,cctJ tostBftc Kilt, r-IXUtT S.'joAUl Lv., 1100 A mVLv.. 5.-20 m) Ar.. ..Portland ..At4:- ..Saleri.. LM ..RosebErg..Li Pallman boctt sleeper aai sec sleeping cars attached to all ttxa$ ' west side Dmaox. BETWEEN rOETLAXD ASD OolTH Mail tiains daily except Saiij 7S0 A m I 1215 PM Lv Ar ..Portland. ..Corralhs.. At Albany and ComUu wciB tiains of the O. C. & E. Rr. EXPETSS TKAIX DAU.Y tXCPTroO tfa 450 P M I Lv 730P M) Lr . .PortUnd ...All .MEtaxilleLT Direct coanecnom at San taxsi rVtWental and Oriental and PictI steamship lines frr JAPAN A.NU I Siilinr dates On aptuciuoo Kates and tickets to cmzn ya Pr.r. Alw IAPAN. CHLNA, I T TH Jl arv AI'fRALLTA cw ki from W- W. SKLVNER, Ticket Jftfl 5va1-m R. K0EHLER, Jtarl C. H. JLVRKHAM. G. F. &V. A, t 0. R.&M . f Handkerchiefs ,x cent f1lK.,v a - v:-i.-...r-V "rr - 1 " wnuKcrcmets ,gti Will selfcheap. Tnqufic of Hansen ffil 5 0tha wk ,n P50!10010"' don, sash and door factory. Salem. 6 2S tf Cf , , . WANTEU.-,To trade drain ules for little fir laOflelS ind Other WOrk in S&rX&LL E- ".S teUjgtly washed by hand. Col. T, Olmsted Prop. i ima WANTEDr-Agent for "Oueen 1ctoria. Her ' "ii "" ijmoaa juoiiec Uvertlowinr with latest and richest pictures Contains th tirfnral ItiAAunL.. .f IT r . ! :c "?:?,. "'''w "" ?x? -"'", ,V "'"' "' "" remaricaDte reicn, and fall account of the Diamond Jubilee! Only tl.Co. Bit? book. TremenHnnc r"m, Bonantalor agenu. Commission 50 per centl j-.tuu vcn. rragnt paw. Oattit free. Wnte quick for outfit and territory. THE " DOMINION COMPANT, Dept., 7356 Deart bom St., Chicago. Pt,7,3S66!S SEE D, S, BENTLEY i Hbllo ! POLYTECHNIC SUMMER srirnnr ib. SsSsrJe!i5M---a e.xrj-morning at o n'clcck. T. I, Rraps. . 6.25.1m HIE ;UUSINESb PRlNlEROf Salem" is Frank Conor. He is to be found at Dear born , and when found will do your business printing quicker, more clearly Pnd satisfact- w.7 iuu m.ay one ncrc. 2o tf i. . 15. c typewriter, room 6, sand or gravel, or cement, lime, hair plaster,' " icc u tentiey, cor ner or Front and Chemeketa streets or ring up telephone 30. Also wood and coal oa hands at all times. Orders promptly attended to. U-vrVM? rJTuTT . . . cvvi-r rr r- r -,.. -"i.. norscs snoa nere- r .a 'ZT . rr?ael rr erti forfournew shoes. The bet stock XJUSn-s andwoik A. R. Wlllard. I to Stalest I TO THE EAST GIVE? W OF Two TransconiWI RoUlGj. ,. c..... . ,itrWl ., v .,! Cut. w'l vrr vjiTiana &u v- - eastern cities. ,, For fall details callonJorW BOISE & agents, Sto&Egp$rvBH PMlaa-KAW Steamers lea Aos"..7m. j; July 26, 31. ABt S. n j htm a run. r".fc- nivisr.es WIIiMIETTE RJVER Ruth for Portland, TafL-ij dopM,' day and Friday at 6 a ifc P,c,n-.rs riven traosW" -J 0co5Citrifdid',M"' 5KSai wcgrJ steamer Gyry for Conaltt" dayand batnroay - -.dJ. vr rll at 6 a. o. en ow' fif and Friday. R?adW? Sifawf, s rifMm WashiBCioa. x-TvJki East. Connecuocs.xnadd" 1 all rail, ocean VlTttl Powers acenN foot Trade so $ KsSSa H ! AJfL " I . .. . .iOT Frv XoU aeta-u at torcai AMr I H.l JC. bank. Prompt attenUoa to all classes of work. Salem 5-I4-tf Foot of Trade it. ;.M.P0fJ. ttf L. .. .