Daily capital journal., August 06, 1897, Image 4

Daily Capital Journal
BY HOPSR BROTHERS,
FRIDAY. ACGiVT , lSi.
lO.CTCo's
1 'ALTONA' i
5f Wednesday, and Friday at 7'45
v3 am r.
time, rcga'ar semce ana w
rates. Dock between State aBd
Court street. ....
M. P. BALDWIN,
Kgggg so-ySgs
AfCI, rwitin
VmCW - vjva'vj?'
r 47Xj?2lJ-g
Summer Underwrar.
All lines at special prices to rtW.
Including silk fancy ribbed vets n
biifli colors, etc
Cotton Covert Suitings
The idfil fabric for campin?.
Touch a.-kstt her. We hare variety
Of shades. 15c the yard.
Goodbye Sale of All Warn
Good.
L-ippet Mull, Swivies, DiHilttes.Or
camlies tnut tro. 2-V: early seasrui
value at Itc: 20c values for l:!c; 15c
values fur HV.
Shirt Waists
Still will e;o at less than cost.
. J, Dalrymple Co,
Wiggins Bazaar
RACKET PRICES.
Black Cat hne for boys and firl
give the best wearer aoy hoe inade,
by actual tej-t. They o'jly cost25cent
and your ruoney back if they don't
ear well. Ask to see them.
Ox blood hose for ladies, excellent
quality 23c.
YALENCIEXS LACES.
A splendid assortment Just in by
express. All qualities at racket
prices. Some extra tine kerchiefs
at 7c and 9c.
THE CRESCENT.
For honest value lias not been ex
celled this season. It still has the
features they make it the leading S50
wheel
WIGGINS' BAZAAR.
Wkathek Forecast. Tonight
and Saturday the weather will be
fair and warmer.
OREGON PEKSONALS.
B. J. Sharps is in Albany.
Thos.Kay, lias returned to Water
loo. Ralph Terrell lias returned to Me
harna. M. Klinger had business in Gervais
today.
E. C. Ilerren, the hopbuyer, was in
Portland today.
Banker Cooper, of Independence
was in Salem today.
Mrs. McCully and children have re
turned from a short outing at the sea
side. Book-keeper 0. F. Meredith, of the
State penitentiary Is home from Clat
sop Bead).
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Baker, of San
Francisco are visiting Mr. and Mrs.
0. 1). Hutton.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ncckerman and
Mrs. J. P. Rogers liayc gone to Bel
knap Springs for an outing.
Prof. Enill "Winkler was on tne
street Thursday afternoon for the
llrst time after a two weeks illness.
Messrs. A. W. Dennis, R.JN. Iloover
and John McCracken, leit overland
this afternoon for Shasta county Cal
ifornia. F. N. Derby, returned today from
Portland whither he nccoinpancld
some Eahtcrn Tourists Thursday
morning.
Judge Burton returned to Albany
last evening, after settling jointly
with Marlon county for the Gates
bridge over the Santlam.
John Scott leaves this evening for
Slab Creek to spend a week with his
sisters. He will ride about 20 miles
Summer Goods
Slaughtered
15c. dimities now 10c.
lfc. percalos now 10c.
Chalile remnants ;ic ti yd.
A few more worsted remnants 14
yards Si.
$4 suit patterns now $3.
Ludles" 2."o. neckties now 20c.
Brown and red shoes for men,
women and children.
, Now lines men's underwear, over
'halls, neckwear, gloves and socks.
Best goods, lowest prices.
Gloves for liopplckors 25c a pair.
Agents' Standard Patterns.
WILLIS BROS, CO,
302 Commercial Street.
TlteCnsh Dry Goods and Shoo house.
I You Had Better
, Conic and See Us
want tarsal mi all
I KfolTtf
Dress Goods and Dress Fabrics
! Ladles' atferwr and hosiery.
Linen cutis and collars.
Fancy tae and ribbons.
hcriw. sllkHleaes aBd ace cr-
Ladies' ready-made salts and
i wrapper?.
In Fact Bargains in Every De
' eartment.
Yoo see oor beautiful sew ribbons
Moire and Taffetas, is all shades,
for 25 and 30 cents per yard.
100 doten pairs ldle' uiifees and
CuiWreo's HOSE Jut arrlred.
Holverson's Cash Store,
A, 0, U W.
Newport and Return $2.50,
Goinp- Saturday at 11 a, m
returning Monday, Don't neg
lect this opportunity to spend
Sunday at the coast. Buy your
tickets this evening or tomor''
row morning of Derby L Co.
this evening and finish the trip in the
cool of .he morning.
WattShipp. Salem's champion bi
cyclist, went to the "White House
Race Track" located near Portland,
tltis morning where he will begin
active training for the C. A. C. C.
races to be held on the 14th and 15th
Inst.
A. D. Leach returned from Mehama
yesterday where he has been assist
ing Prof. Cnpeland in the Summer
Normal work, and reports splendid
work by pupils and school, which
will be permanently established there
fur coming summers.
S. A. San ford and wife, of Salem,
came down to Albany last Tuesday
and visited with friends and relatives
for a short time and then went up to
Lower Soda for a short vacation. Mr
S. is the efficient book keeper of Bush's
bank of Salem, and was a former Lin.
coin county school teacher. Albany
Imprint.
Mrs. P. Farley, of Iowa, accom
panied by her daughter, Maude, ar
rived in this city last evening and is
guest of her neices, Miss O. Ballou
and Mrs. A. F. nofer, Jr. Mrs. Far
ley has just retired from opening a
large farm, and expeets, with her
daughter, to make her home some
where on the Pacific coast, in order to
enjoy the milder climate.
Salem has at present an honored
guest in the person of Judge Orange
Jacobs, of Seattle, who with his wife
and daughter, Jessie, is the guest of
Hon. T. W. Davenport and family.
They will spend several weeks with
old friends in and about Salem.
Judge Jacobs was a pioneer settler in
this county and was an honored citi
zen In an early day. With his friend
Tim Davenport, he attended the first
Republican meeting, about 185G,
eyer held In this county and helped
organize the party in the county and
state. He remained here until early
in the sixties, when lie was appointed
justice of the supreme court, of the
territory of Washington, by Old Abe
Abe Lincoln, when he took up his
abode there andlias remained there
ever since. Judge Jacobs is now su
perior judge in the city of Seattle,
having been elected as a Populist last
year, and Is serylng with honor.
MARRIED.
SAUVAIN KAYS. At the resi
dence of the officiating clergyman,
Rev. E. Maurer, on Seventeenth
street, at 8:30 p. in. Thursday, Aug.
5, 1807, Miss Laura Sauvaln to Clin
ton Jvays.
The bride is the handsome daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Sauyaln, of
East Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Kays have
begun housekeeping In a cottage on
Twenty-Fifth street.
Many beautiful and costly presents
were received.
BORN.
ROGERS. At the home, corner of
Eighteenth and Mill streets, Thurs
day Aug., o, leuT, to Mr, ana Mrs,
Clarence Rogers, a son.
That Removal Sale. It Is at
tracting attention with everybody
All know it Is a bona ilde sale, and
that the prices will be an object to
close buyers. Call early atOsborn's
Racket store before August 15.
Fuek Wacjon. Studebaker Broth
ers, through the solicitation of their
local ugent, E. T. Parkhurst, haye of
f erred one of their finest wagons as a
premium to tho farmer who has the
best exhibit at the state fair. This Is
a valuable olTer and will no idoubt be
worked for by many, and make a good
feather at the fair.
ATTiamoN, Hop Pickers. Tho
Now York Racket liavo a largo supply
of cheap straw hats from 5 cents to 75
cents. Suitable for tho hop Held, as
well us tho harvest Held. Call and get
a gieat deal of comfort for a very row
cents. 5 2 d
COUNTY ASSESSOR'S CLAIMS
Are j Practically Settled liy tbe CMtnty
Comet.
Tnnrsday : afternoon the eoualy
court wade a Mnal order to par toe
dpUs of county assessor Hobart as
allowed la the sp log, viz: 8 por day
geld work and ?2 per day for office
work. The following amounts were
allowed the respective depatle?, ami
separate warrants were ordered
drawn for each party:
Field work. Days. Amt.
a H. 5lnpoi 60 3 150 00
M- J UEMinor S3 548 00
II. J. WorfciMMi 1S8 00
J. S. Richie - 147 00
S. T. Hooart 48 174 00
W. S. McKee 40 120 00
W. S. BeekiMr 334 115 50
T. B. Pattwn SH 7 60
G.A. Swot, 24 72 00
II. J. Uadley 2f 73 00
J. C Booth ao WOO
J. It. Davh. 30i 91 50
R. w. van is uys Si ou
L. B. Geer 21 3 00
W. Townsend 3 103 00
Cbas. Lembcke M lu2 00
H. T. Bruce 12 3" 00
A.J. Shomaker 87 11100
Total 60 31,083 00
OFFICE.
J. E. Allison 123 3 246 00
J. K. Webster 70 141 r
N. J. Lottriz 50f 100 oO
R. Parker 27 54 00
Total 2701 $541 CO
Mr, ITobart says this settlement U
not atall tinal.as It takes two to make
a bargain, whatever that may mean,
nis deputies were engaged today
signing orders for the county clerk to
turn their warrants over to Mr.
nobart, instead of drawing the money
theimelves. This may be for the
purpose of preparation to further
prosecute the claims.
Mr. nobart n w disclaims all re
sponsibility in the matter, and .-ays
that the court lias practicnlly hired
the deputies and paid them what It
pleased regardless of the law, hence
he feels no respon-iblllty for their
work.
The court allowed road district No.
n ftT tr Kn ncirl in (mnrnrlnff thpir
portion of the Salem-Portland road.
Wni. King, Jacob Scott and Charles
nail were appointed viewers to meet
with the county surveyor on August
19, to locate a county road from the
N. W. cornor of the donation land
claim of T. J. Smith to the S. W.
corner thereof and to vacate all the
road on the east line of the F. 'rates'
land.
The court directed the county
clerk to advertise for wood for the
court bouse 20 cords of fir and 50
cords of oak.
W. W. Stephene resignation as
superintendent of the poor farm goe
into effect October 1, and bids for car
ing for the paupers of the county will
also be asked.
The court at todays session made
the following erder:
"In the matter of the claim of Pugh
& Gray for changes in the court
heuse: On this day it is ordered by
the court that the matter of Pugli &
Gray for extras furnished in tbe im
provement of the court lioust be and
the same is hereby continued to the
September term of this court."
A New Flag Pole.
W. II. Dauncey, Wm, Rafter and
Riley "Waller today erected a new-
Hag pole for Banker A. Bush. The
new pole measures 59 feet 7 Inches In
length and Is firmly attached to the
top a telephone pole near the Inter
section of State and Commercial
streets, which makes the pole 102
feet from the ground and from which
"Old Glory" will be unfurled on
proper occasions. The top of the pole
Is adorned with a large silver ball
about 0 Inches in diameter which can
be seen for a great distance. Can it
be that Banker Bush tiius recognizes
the ascendency of the white metal?
An Execution Sale. At 10 o'clock
this morning sheriff F. T. Wright
man conducted an execution sale to
satisfy a judgment of about 8S0 held
by John Estes against Wni, Syphert.
A Pacific bicycle In good condition
was bid In by the plaintiff for 810 and
CO cords of fine fir wood was bid in by
Chas. L. Davis for CO cents per cord.
The CO cords of wood was sold subject
to a leln f or 820-
One Thousand Men Wanted.
Immediately, for packing away the
many bargains at the Fair Store.
Everything at lowest racket prices.
274 Commercial gtreet. O. P. Dabney.
0-2t
A Good Move. The A. D. Smith
restaurant has moved from the opera
house to 288 Commercial street, and
It Is a very good move to step in thero
and enjoy a hearty meal.
Rudder. Gloves for Ladies Or
gents, and rubber finger cots or tips
at the New York Racket, at low
prices, nop pickers can supply them
selves with gloves or rubber tips for
the hop field. 5 2d
Braided Straw Hats For gents
and boys' and misses wide rim sailors
at greatly reduced prices, to close out
the stock, at the New York Racket
store. 5 2d
THE Plaoe For blub crnrift trro-
ccries Is Branson & Co's. One trial
insures future patronage. Olvo us a
trial order.
LAST GXME OF THE SEASON.
The Satew Boseltall Ntoe Plars Cbe ,
nan Again Satw4y.
i The Sato baseball team, the cbaru
pkm nine of th state, will on Satur-J
day afteraotM rrrc- bat with tne(
'LlwnMwn Idfan Training school
team on the fair gnmooV dlaiuoods.
The Cbenawa boys w HI come with
their strootreft team, hating secured
the services of u experiencd pitcher,
'of Fnyftlmpj Wash . a ad they will
1 make erery eflfcwt t regain their kt
reputation as the champion team of
the state. Bat with Ros ami Downs
j a battery, strongly supported, the
Sa'em team, has a reasonable chance
or a victory. The nly chaoge to -be
made in the Salem team will be that
of-erood baseman. Jay McCorniiek,
wwwe Buffer wa badly hurt early j
in the season, ha recovered and will
play second baseman.
' An admission of 26 cents will be
I charged and lovers of the national
t sport who do not see tomorrow's
game will miss the bet game of the
.season.
Minor, short-stop and captain of
the Ciietuawa team, will be here
J and with the new "twirler," will add
considerable strength to the Che
maw a team.
' This will In all probability bathe
last game of the season for the Salem
team. The local nine w ill disband to-
morrow evening quite likely, but will
' again reorganize about Sept. 15 th
and propose to participate In the base
. 1m1 tournament during the State
fair. During the summer the local
team has engaged in six games, win
nine four of that number.
j The names of the players and their
(respective -posittions in tomorrow's
I game are as follews:
Salem Position Chemawa
Downs o Tebeau
i ,- .. i Law
Uoso P 1 Rncrnn.
Coleman...
Stutesman
McCormlck
Murphy
Olinger....
Minto
Evans
s s
1 b
2 b
3b
.If
.cf
.rf ...
.Minor
..Freeman
... .Smith
Davis
. ..David
Young
...Graham
Cliemawa
Manager Brewer ot the
team returned this morning from
Portland and in conversation with a
Journal writer stated that the en
tire first team of the school will be
here tomorrow thoroughly determined
to win the game.
Forits first season the Salem base
ball team has certainly made a very
creditable showing. In tbe six games
in which lb has participated, it has
been victorious in four.
The first game of the season was
played with St. Paul at Geryai on
Saturday June 20. and was won by the
local team with a score of 11 to 10.
On Thursday, June 24, at Dallas the
Salem team met its first defeat at the
hands of Chemawa, the score being 11
to 12. On Saturday, July 3,
the Monograms were badly
worsted at Gervais the score standing
10 to 4 in favor of the Salem nine. In
this city on Saturday, July 10, the
local team defeated the St. Paul nine
for a second time with a score of 12 to
8 in its favor. At McMinnville, with
two of its best players absent, the
home team was badly beaten in a
game with the McMinnville team on
Thursday July 15, tho score standing
13 to 1 In its favor. The last game
played by the home team was that
on Friday, July 30, at the state fair
grounds when she defeated the Che
mawa team with a score of 16 to 0 in
her favor. This Is a record of which
any team might well feel proud.
Hop Growers Attention.
"Hop Evener" something new and
useful Invented by A. J. Jerman, of
Switzerland, on exibitlon at Wm.
Brown & Co., 230 Commercial street,
every hop grower should have one.
Call and see it. d&w 7 12 lm
Gold Excitement. Is usually in
tense but the manner In which Salem
housekeepers are getting on to the
bargains to be found at Branson &
Co's in groceries greater still
When men and women refuse to
work for reduced wages, it is the busi
ness of Mark nanna's organs to cry
"strike."
Who
opened that
Dome or
HIRES
Sloolheer?
The popping of a ,
cork from a bottle of (
Hires is a signal of '
good health nnd plea
sure. A sound the
old folks like to hear
the children can't
resist it.
HIRES
Rootbeer
Is composed of the
very lucredlents tbe
bystom requires. Aiding
the digestion, soothing
tlte nerves, purifying
the blood. A temper
mice drink for temper
oneo icople.
Mtd ealr by
Tk Chirk. K. UllttC.. PtIU.
Ai
A itt nuke ft g tUou.
Sou rtrjwbw.
Edison's
roieewpo
At armory building, State street.
The greatest and most wonderful
machine In the United States.
Reproducing life size moving pict
ures true to nature, upon a screen 1
feet square.
IS scenes every 30 minutes.
Open every evening from 8 to 10:30.
Admission ladles and gentlemen
10c; children 5c
One week only, from xVugust o.
Besure to see it.
NOTICE FOR BIDS.
gr.Wt will be received by the commission
ers' court of Marion county ai the September
tern 1S97 for furnishing at the coort hotwe
twenty(2)cxrds of body fir in five (5)cord
lot from any one person also for filiy(So)
cords of pole oak in ten (to) cord lott from
any one person. The court reserves tbe rinlit
to reject any or an oms. uras may uc i
with the county clerk until Vedneday,
Sep,ember8..89;.at3 P..
8 6d3twtd County CUtk.
NOTICE FOR BIUS.
Bids will be received by the commissioners'
court for Marion coanty at the September
term. 1S97, for competent persons to board
and take care of the poor of Marion county
from November I, 1897, during the pleasure
of the court, tbe coanty furnishing the farm,
house, heddioj and clothing. The court re
serves the right to reject any or all bids.
Bids may be tiled with the county clerk until
Wednesday, September 8, 1897, at 4 P- m-
L. V.EHLEN,
8 6 d 3t w td County Clerk.
W, . HUFFMAN,
WILLAMETTE
LIVERY STA
n
1M
1.
Corner Ferry and Liberty streets.
Telephone 172.
Newest rigs and best horses
always in readiness.
ty Coast or mountain parties a specialty.
714 tf
Hello !
SEE ID, S, BENTLEY.
If you want to move or want a load of any
kind hauled or want a load of manure, dirt,
sand or gravel, or cement,' lime, hair plaster,
brick or sewer pipe, see D, S. Bentley, cor
ner of Front and Chemeketa streets or ring
up telephone 30. Also wood and coal on
hands at all times. Orders promptly attended
to.
J. S. Mflffl
NEW MARKET,
fState street, near railroad." Freshest and
oest meats. My patrons say 1 keep the best
treats in town. 2 2
Sata Water Co.
i-Offlce in City Hall.
Irrigation hours 0 to 8 a. m. and 5
to 9 In the evening.
All irrigation bills forithe summer
will be due and payable the 1st of
July.
Street sprinkling tbioughlawn hose
positively prohibited.)
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 Water. Co.
C. H. MACK,
DENTIST !
Successer to Dr. J. M.QKeene, old White
Comer, Salem, Or. Parties desiring superior
operations at moderate fees in any branch are.
in especial request.
Post
Office
Grocery
j5pecial
Friday and Saturd
CLOXlES
At this sale we will include all silk and cotton gloves
mitts,
silk
THE MARKETS.
PROVISION.
Portland, Aug. 6. Wheat valley,
82c:
Walla Walla, So.
Flour Portland, 4. I5supertine, 2.25 per
bbl
Oats White, 384c; grey, 37(S'39-
Potatoes. .New 50 per cwt.
Hay .Good, 1012.50 per ton.
Hops loailjc.
Wool.. Valley, iiI3c; Eastern Oregon
7oc.
Mohair. l9(tf.2oc.
Millstufb..Bran, 13.50; jhorts 15.50.
Poultry Chickens , mixed 2.50(83.00,
broilers, i.5o3 50 turkeys, live 10c
Eggs.. Oregon, 12K per doz.
Hides., green, salted 60 lbs 6Jc; under
60 lbs 5c; sheep pelts, io(a,7cc
Tallow 2jc3c.
Onions- 1-25(1. 5o'per ssck.
Wheat Big. Ca;rutiaj.?s per too
Bon ,-n.sli white, I (g,lcJima 3-3?.
iti.'-s lieav),.t.oo
Bur ?.. Best ila.ry,256r3o; farc crstmery
35 40c ptrroll.
He . 1 1 J.'JC.
I), e ' Fruit dj les, evaporated, bleached
e!y7-: unbieichtd 3Jc(ai4c; sundried
i' srv 5c6c
P.un s. pitless,3t4C
Prai ei 4c6c.
rtal-sma)l3(3i3jc per lo.
Mutton - lVeathers s"a2:
ton,4j spring lambs 5Jc
dressed mut
per lb.
Beeu-Meers 3 ; cows
dressed 45i.
2.25.
Cured Meats-Hams iojcioc bacon ty
Lardin pails, 7c.
SALEM MARKET
Wheat 70.
Oats. 32c.
Hay.. Baled, cheat, $6a7
Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.85; retail
4.20; bran, bulk i2i3shoru,i5.5ci7.75;
chop feed, 15.oc16.oo.
Poultry. Chtcken,6 spring 10.
veaiLressed, 3.
Hogs.. Dressed, 4.50.
Live Cattle.. 22&.
Sheep.. Live, 1.50.
fcpnng lambs, Sl.co
Wool. .Best, 12c.
Hops.. Best, g a loc
Kggs..io in trade.
Farm Smoked ir.taU Baccn, 7c; bums
10c; shoulders, 5VJc.
Potatoes 25c trade.
Dried Frui'w Apples, evaporated bleached,
7cSc: unbleached 4c5c.
Plums 4c.
Butter. Dairy I2ai5c creamery 20
No More Headaches,
Dimness of vision, eyes
getting tired, squinting,
heaviness in or about tbe
eyes, gritty feelings, or
having to rub tho eyes.
Scores have been relieved
of their suffering and been
made happy by my method
of fitting glasses. My
charges are reasonable.
Eyes tested free.
C H, HINGES,
Optician, 303 Commercial street.
Second door nor'ih of P, O,
WALL PAPER.
f Havintr hnimif nnr Ynw UufVs ctnrl nnd
put in nn entirely new Jin, we are rjrepared
to furnish wall paper at tho lowest prices
ever known in Salem, We have the newest
styles, call and sec us.
J. L, PREELAND
Opera house block Salem,
4tocM
Fresh sweet fruit andivcgetables.
Choice tableJpeachesJIOcUiIcan.
Choice table Apricots 10c 'i can.
Choice Pet ItoPruns 3,ou2nound.
World Beater soap 2oz for 5c.
flflRRITT &
LAWRENCE
Sale
ay.
257 Commercial st
Humphrey
Warehouse,
Wo are nreoareil In rrnir ... .. .
kinds from this day at our wirtkowj,
Salem and Mncleay. Grain stored rj
contract for hetf. Also farmen mM
wun sacKS as lormcriy. (-all and see m,
A. M. HUMPHREY
diw&wim Sd-r.
JOHN HUGHES,r
Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS,
OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH,
snd the most complete stock 0(1
BRUSHES of all kinds in Iths sUlc.
Artists materials, lime, hair, cement
and shingles, and finest quality cf
grass seed.
m
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
MEN WANTED-At Labor Eicbngtp
wages and good board 8 6 511
WANTED Good live agents in ererton;
best thing on the matket big oooq, t
canvassing. Sell to retailers it u;fc 1
chance to male )cur "grub stake" kt i
(Jodtielil'. Lnclose kc lor nacie a!
instruct'ons. Wallace Sliarpe & Co,jj
Michigan St., Buffalo, N. Y. Ijj
NO riCE. The undersigned hsrefuiia j
the Examiner route lor balem Allroo
tions due from July 1 are pirable tav
Miller & Davis, 211 Commercialttrttt.nl
HOW IS THIS?,-iooo XXX lipiV
envelopes with your name aid Jis f
printed on the comer lor only $15 1
over, the printer. 11'
WANTED Hir.li made man ofmodeti'-
standing willing to leam oar bunntstbai f
act as Manager and correspondent te
salary $900. Enclose self-addressed stis?S
envelope to A. T. Elder, General top
care Daily Journal. I""
1-OK SALE Beautiful residence pnM
with first-class impovements. Inquire i!j?
Fourteenth street, Salem, Oregon.
jon.
FOR SALE CHEP.r-Buyyoarptow
for winter blooming. Tine beiltlj t
from 5 cents up. Also cut flowtrs. J.
Panin's gr.cnliouie, at the end of Etaw .
line. South Salem. 7 22DA ff"'
FOR SALE OR RENT.-40 acres, ( t
from Salem on gravel road, 30 tcrti WR . 4
land seeded to gnus, with scatter '"
10 acres upland, with good house, W3. j
milk house. 3 acres bearing yflfZ - "
loaded with fruit, all ell fenced. P
stream rutnic? W-iter. 11 OueW K ',":
loo cords big tir stumpage ctn bs W t. ,
cents per coids Call or wnte o. . j
mine, :
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Manon county.
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FOR SALE.We havea I2KWM.
full bearing and in a high state of
Cl.e to postoffice and 31, $?,"
win cii .t,..n. Tnnuire of Hansen'"
don, sash and door factory, Salem.
uiTn.i-Tir. ti' I. -A UTOfftlS
church standing willing to Im0 5
then to act as Manager and CwJ
here.-salary fooo Emi2
s amped envelope to A. T. t-Wfo
Manager, care Daily Journal, ' j
ILfRS N. I!. SCOTT.r-SltBISP
i.ina.cnl-r rrtnm 6. Over lW , j
bank. Pronrnt attention to all ci
WANTED-Ur-KIGHI- AND Wjjl
gentlemen or adiestotraveUor
established hous
in Oregon.
and expenses
Pnjition stead. . ,A
Enclose self-addresseJ .rV, 01
The Dominion Company, IKPfcl' .ft
FnMn!; t.lf.addressed iWBf" nt
US.a, w-.-.--- .-i .BKTfl
Por Newport
i r vn are foine to Newport tlujl
wnte to John Stimpson.
rem; ne " ' r -"mn0JKi at i
cottace or carupu't b
rates.
PARTIES nAVlSO
Bartlet Pears,
Bradshaw f loms,
Columbia Plums,
Egg Plums, p,
Italian Prunes,
Silver Prunes,
Hungarian ?roacs,
Or any otjM
that they wish to a'11?' I
call early on tuo
OREGON FRUiT &
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