Manila News.
Govornor- General Augustin
Has Not Abdicted,
Another Death Roll From Manila,
Before Final Storming.
HoNQ Konu, Auk. 1U. A belated
dlspatcli from Munllu, dated August
Still explains that Governor-General
Augustin lias not "quit nlxlllctcd"
and says:
"The ifovcrnor-Kenorul only declined
to he responsible for the consequences
when he found that Spain was not
fienulnu' liltn help. lln retained his
position, but practically washed his
hands of the Hnlitln. A Madrid dis
patch construes tills as Insubordina
tion and tlie Gazette will now publish
an order to supersede lilin.
"It Is rumored thntconlldcntlal In
struct ions have boon i;l ven Ills succes
sor to resist to the utmost, hoping to
(,'alu thr world's admiration and pos
sibly assistance, in securing a favor
able tci initiation."
Ni.w Yoiuc, Atitf. 10. A dispatch
to the Herald from Camp Dewey,
August 0, via Hong Konir. says:
The Spaniards renewed ttic attack
on our outworks last nltrlit. The
trenches were occupied by a battalion
ei'ch of the Fourteenth and Twenty
third Infantry, and the Nebraska
volunteers. The latter hold the ex
treme rluht and a company of regu
lars the extreme left. They returned
the Spanish lire, and hot tiring lasted
half an hour. The American losses,
chiefly from shells, were as follews:
Killed Howell, private, Company
D, Fourteenth Infantry; McCannn
private, Company C, Fourteenth In
Attention,
Housekeepers !
Why will you continue In cook yourself as
well lis you,- fooil on lhee hit tl lyr, when
by pulling in one of our
Gas
ifoves
Vi.u can have a cool and comfortable
hitchen aud find ooklne acomfoit ir.steadct
a buiden, CUIl on us and we will convince
you thfct the expense will be only ttivial when
the convenience is consiuereu.
Salem das Light Co.
71 Chcmeke a street.
ftssay Office
AND LABORATORY.
No. 71 Chemeketa st,
J. 11. I". TUTHILL, Assayer,
-..
J O.O.l. (Jos
NEW STEAMER
I POMONA.
4 leaves for Portland Monday,
Wednesday ami Friday, 7 :45 a.i
uick time, regular mi-
vice and low rates.
Dock between Mat J
aid Court stierts. J
I P. BALDWIN, J
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WALLACE
General Stotuse !
u
Wool, sugar, dried uu'ts, etc , storing and
grading dried pn-ncs a specially.
Coiner Trade and High street, Salem,
Oregon.
Sidney Power Co' famous Oold Dust fliur
for sale,
Salem Water Co. Proprietor,
0. R. I'OWKll, Manaer.
Telephone 22.
n
h hit Growers
Call and pee the Triumph Prune (toiler
t or green an I dried fruit.
MOKLEV & PATRICK
8-1 1 im ' j'9 rtate street Salem
WARSHMKB!
fantry; Saur, private, Company, F,
Twenly-thlrd rcRulars.
Woundcd-IIcad, Claude, company
G, First Nebraska; O'Connor, D. J.,
private, company D, Fourteenth
Infantry; Lambert, Clinton, Four
tceuth Infantry; Snow, Lucius, com
pany D. Fourteenth Infantry.
Thero was a heavy artillery duel
the artillery replying with a spirited
lire to the Spanish guns, finally land
liitfa shell near the powder house.
This must have disabled tho runs, as
the Spanish lire ceased.
GREEN NOT GUILTY.
Held Financial! Responsible for the
Commissary Shoitagc.
San Fkancisco, Auk. 19. The
hoard of survey, which has been
cxainlng the accounts of Lieutenant
W. A. Green, regimental commissary
of the Twentieth Kansas, to fix the
responsibility of the disappearance of
certain supplies which Quartermaster.
Serseant James A. Young has Just
been tried for stealing and to esti
mate the value of the same, lias Just
completed Its report.
Lieutenant Giecu is held linan.
dally responsible for the loss, which
amounts to $103, while the criminal
responsibility Is lixed upon Young
Green was in the French hospital at
the time, Young's trial before a court
martial has been finished, but the
result has not yet been Riven out.
RED CROSS NEWS.
Organization Completed and Officers
Elec'cd In Washington.
Seattle, Wn., Aug. 11). Final de
tails in the organization of the Red
Cross assoclat ion of Washington were
completed yesterday. The officers
elected were:
President. Mrs. I. 1$. Allen, Seattle;
secretary. Mrs. A. Fitch, Tacoina;
treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Turrell, Tacoina;
corresponding secretary, Mrs. F.
Hatch, Seattle. Seattle was chosen as
the permanent headquarters of the
society.
San Fkancisco, Aug. II). A tiitc
has been chosen at the Presidio reser
vation for the lied Cross convalescent
hospital, which will soon be erected.
(). II. Low, Chinese! consul, has for
warded to the San Francisco Ked
Cross society $50, contributed by the
Chinese clgarmakcrs' union.
Ordered by Blanco
Havana, Aug. in. (Delayed In
transmission.) General Blanco In
commuulcatiiiK orders to the military
authorities of the Island, says:
"The minister of war announced to
inc today that the preliminary agree
ment 'it the negotiations between
Spain and the United Slates having
been signed, thus putting a stop to
hostilities on land and sea. his excel
lency dictates the Immediate positions
necessary for the troops and Tor pre
venting tho rebels from taking pos
session without respect to the peace
agreement- and to arrange with the
commanders of the Amerlcau troops
any way of mutual accordance. 13
"It will be observed that the troops
are to aid In repelling any unexpected
attack which may be made before en
tering the agreement. Consequently,
your excellency shall Issue an order to
protect railroads and military roads
and occupy all interior territory under
your authority and attend to every
comfort and assistance of troops, for
which you are to arrange an agree
ment with the chief of the American
troops, if any can be found in the ter
ritory who will be In communication
with the chief of the rebel forces, as
providing for the observance of the
armistice and vigorously repelling of
any! attack Intended by the relwlF."
General Blanco has raised the pre
vious censorship on all commercial
cables and methods of transit.
Fight OIT.
Buffalo, N, Y., Aug. 18-The com
mittee of minister recently appointed
to visit tho district attorney and
aiifirlff Ui tender assNtance in their
efforts to prevent the proposed contest
between McCoy and Corbctt, visited
these officials last night.
"I assured the ministers that I would
stop it", said the sheriff, when spoken
to. "You can say for me ihat there
are no'lfsancl anil's about II. If I am
sherlir this light will not ba puiled off
in Clieektowaga or any other section
or Mie country."
"What of the erection of the club
house by the Hawthorne Club?"
"It cuts no figure. This light will
not go on,"
District Attorney Kenelick said; "I
can only repeat what the sheriff has
so well said-there arc no 'IM nd
null's about It. Tins fight will not
take place while I am district attor
ney," New Yohic, Aug.I8. The Corbctt
McCoy fight has been postponed until
between September 23 and October I.
ABOUT NEW WARSHIPS.
Battleshps, Cruisers and Iron-Clad Fight
ers to Be Duilt.
New York, Aug. 19. A special to
the Tribune from Wash in ton says:
A nayal program for presentation
to congress, Involving the Immediate
construction of liftcen warships, has
been adopted by tho naval board of
experts, to which the subject has been
referred by Secretary Long. It pro
vides for three sca-golng barbette
turret battleships, or 13,000 tons dis
placement and a minimum 18 knots
speed when the vessels arc loaded to
their deepest draught.or an average
speed above If) knots under ordinary
cruiser conditions; three first-class
armored cruisers of 12,000 tons and 22
knots speed; armored cruisers COOO
tons displacement, and 20 knots
speed, similar to the Maine type, but
highly Improved, and six protected
cruisers of 2.100 tons and 1(1 knots
speed.
The reduction In the speed of the
ships, which is 'uniformly about two
knots less than that proposed at the
preliminary meeting or the board on
Tuesday, was brought about by the
desire to secure unprecedented range
or action on account or the increased
responsibilities or the United States
in the Pacific aud the certainty that
these vessels, or most ot them, would
be required do make up the licet in
that ocean. The sacrifice or speed
to endurance was made with a vlaw
of securing vessels or at least 8000
knots radious, or capable or steaming
straight away from San .Francisco
to Manila and Samoa. The board
decided that the Pacific, rather
than the Atlantic would be
the seat for the naval oper
tions in the future, -and while great
sacrifice to speed could be made to
the vessels attached to the outer line
of national defense on the cast coast
of the United States, abnormal coal
capacity and high economy were
prime requisites as long as distant
possessions to the westward required
protection. All the vessels, however,
will be as speedy as the fastest vessels
now building abroad, and ihcy will be
eminently more practicable in endur
ance strength and formldabllity.
The main battery of each of the
battle-ships will be composed of four
12-Inch rtllcs In tut rets on tho center
line fore and aft, similar to those of
the Iowa and the second battorlcn will
mount fourteen and sixteen rapid-fire
0-Inch guns. In addition to these
tljcre will bo very large auxiliary bat
teries of assorted pounder sizes; both
quick-lire and semi-automatic. The
13-inch guns of earlier battle-ships
have been put aside In new designs on
account of their great weight aud be
cause it vvill be necessary to increase
materially the length of the 12-inch
caliber to meet the requirement of tho
smokeless powder to be exclusively
used hcieafter in the nayy.
The first-class cruisers will be cov
ered with heavy armor from bow to
stern, and will be armed with 4-inch
guns In turrets and ten to twelve 0
Inch rliles In broadside. Ttiey are to
be superior in every way to slmlliar
ships alloat In the world today. The
second class cruisers, as at first pro
posed, were to be of 5,000 tons each,
but the board added 1000 tons to
them, to be utilized wholly In coal
carrying capacity. They will liaye
two 8 Inch guns and ten to twelve 5
inol' rapid-fire. The details of the
six smaller vessels are not yet
determined upon, as all the energies
of the board were first directed to the
heavier vessels,
All the ships will be sheathed,
They will all have quadruple expan
sion engines an. I water-tube boilers,
and with the exception of the smaller
craft, they will be equipped with
under-water torpedo tubes. The
smaller cruisers will have a steaming
radius, of 13,000 knots ut a 10-knot
rale. The .second-class will nearly
approach this radius. The first-class
cruisers will not be able to go 10,000
knots, and a minimum of 8,000 tons
to be fixed for the battle-ships.
The board also took under advise
ment the construction or two troop
ships each capable of transporting a
regiment of 1200 men with officers,
arms, ammunition, equipment mid
supplies,
WHEAT GRADINQ.
Washington to Have Permanent Grades
Established,
Tacoma, Aun. 18. Tim slate grain
Inspector Ins decided to tix jiernianent
grades for wheat for Washington, In
btead of annually. Ho will lea yc this
evening for Easteru Walilugton to
cjnult the wheat growers of the
htale grain hoard, who meet ut ritio
kmic, August 27. Ut decide upon por
luuneut grades.
Vain Uc w d"w lth Dr iiUoa' Vuia uu"
Can't
Sleep g;
the cause Is pretty sure
bo in tuc stomacu.
Mint Imnortantorcan
Is out of order, the nerves will be too,
and rilKnrrinrnrl nerves kcf-D VOU awake
Sound, rercshlng, Invigorating sleep.
is sure to toiiow inc laKing oi
It cures
nervousness
and dyspepsia
In men and
women.
Hostcttcr's
Stomach
Bitters,
CONSULAR REPORTS.
China Territory Ought to De Invaded by
American Merchants
Nr.w York, Aug. 19. A special
dispatch to the Tribune from Wash
ington says:
Two or three consular reports, deal
ing in laigo part with the Eastern
undSouth American trade, strengthen
the views and assertions hcretorore
communicated to the state depart
ment and published. Consul Culvert,
writing from Lyons, deals at length
with the subject of the French bu
reau ot rorelgn commerce, recently es
tablished. The writer says that the work or
the Lyons commission, sent to China
by the business men, Is being followed
up vigorously. France Is trying to
keep up with England and Germany
In their efToits to supply China, a
nation which, to quote from a great
European authority, "Is the most
potential market In the world." Ho
adds:
"Whether this tremendous market
shall be a feeder to Russia's trans-Siberian
railroad, to England through
Hon Kong, to Germany through
Klao Chou, or to France to Tonquin,
is the momentous problem of the
coming century."
Consul Monoghan writes rrom
Chemnitz In two reports just given
out. One concerning Germany's
shipping, and the other, concerning
her machinery exports, throw much
light ou a great trade rival's opera
tions. Compiling her liguers it Is
seen that there was an Increase In
1800, over 1805 of 13,700 ships and
000,000 tons. Compared with twenty
years ago, the figures show twice the
number of ships and three times as
much tonnage.
The consul says: "If wo are to take
part In the trade with South Amer
ica and with the East we must emu
late this empire in the matter of
ships. Of all ships that .came into
una went out of German ports in' 1890,
72.4 per cent bore the empire's flag. Of
the steamers, 08.3 percent were Gcr
man.
Alaska Steamer Arrives.
SnATTLK, Wash., Aug. 18 Three
small steamers arrived here from
Alaska with 150 passengers with their
tales of the lights and shades of the
Alaska gold prospectors' life. About
one-third of them only were included
In the list of the fortunate ones.
Their combined sacks of gold dust are
estimated at $100,000.
Advice from Pluo Creek, near Lake
Taglsh, where u rich strike was re
ported a few days ago, say that the
diggings arc not so rich as reported
The stampede, however, continues,
men even going from Cook's Inlet and
Copper river. Two men, whose names
have not been learned, were killed
while blasting on the Skagway rail
road At St. Michaels, boats are landing
freight and passengers; und the con
gestion has been materially relieved.
Provisions arc reported scarce and
command high prices. The steamer
Barrarrlved at Dawson July 25th,
from St. Michaels, with a large
number of passengers and a cargo of
fresh supplies.
TUB EXCELLENCE OF SYBUP OF TIGS
I3 duo not only to the originality and
bimplicity of the combination, but also
to tho care and skill with which it is
manufactured by bclentiflo processes
known to tho California. Fio Bvrup
Co. only, and wo wit.li to impress upon
nil tho importance of purchasing the
ti-uu and original remedy. As the
fjc-iiiiine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
i-v t:uj Caufoiixia Fio Svisui Co.
ou!y, a knoivk-dgo of that fact will
ii3fcUt one in uvoiiling the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
lies. The high ttanding of the Cam
foiinia Fio Syicui Co. with the medi
cal profession, ami the satisfaction
which the genuino Syrup of Figs has
given to milllous of families, makes
tho name of the Company a guaranty
of the excellence of its remedy. It b
far in advance of all other laxatives,
as it acts on the kidneys, liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get Us beneficial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
AN rKANCMCW. CL
mavri..K- J"w -uK.K.r.
If You
ffiyp R
TODAV3 MARKET.
Portland, Aug. 19. Wheat vallet
01; Walla Walla, 58c.
Flour Portland, $3.50; Superfine
12.25 per bbi.
Oats White 3940c.
Hay $10(ffiii per ton.
Hops 512Jc; old crop 4(gtJc.
Wool Valley, 1410c; Eastern
OregoD, 8M12o.
iuiusuiu uran, sio; snorts, 815.
Poultry Chickens, mixed, $3.50
turkeys, live, 1012c.
Eggs Oregon, '015c per doz.
Hides Green, salted 00 lbs, 88.c.
under 60 lbs,0.f7c;slicep pelts,1520c,
Onions $1.50 per sack.
Butter Best dairy, 3032.c; fancy
creamery, 40c45c a roll.
Potatoes, 6055c per sack.
Hoes Heavy, $4.75.
Mutton Weathers 3.c; dressed, 7c,
Beef Uteers,$33.50;.cows, $2.503,
dressed, 5($0i.
RAT.KM MARKET.
Wheat 53c
Oats 25c.
Hay Baled, cheat, $7(ff$8.
Flour In wholesale lots, $3 40: re
ail $4.00.
nogs drofsed. 54c.
Live cattle 2J3c.
Veal-52.
Butter Dairy 1215c; creamery,
5(d20c.
Sheep Live, $2.50$3.
Wool Best,15c. Mohair 25c
nops Best 3j5c.
Eggs-10c in cash.
Poultry Hens. 7(S8c: snrlnc chick
ens, 10c.
Farm smoked meats Bacon, 81c,
ham, 10c shoulder, 89c.
Potatoes 30c,
Win vour battles arralnst dioease hv netini-
momntlv. On Mintltf. fVm(l. PnrA nrrt.
duces immediate results. When taken early
it prevents consumption. And in latter stages
it famishes prompt relief. Stone Drug Store.
taENBNHNrsHS'
ffl
DEALER IN
GROCERIES:
Paints, Oils, Window Glass Var
uish, and tbe most complcto stock
oi Brushes of all kinds in tho stato
Artists materials, lime; hair; ce
ment and shingles; and the finest
quality of grass seed.
WANTED ETC
Now today advertiaonien J tour lines
or less in this column , sorted three
times for 25 eta, 50 eti a week, $1
per month. All over .our lines at
samo rate.
TO TRADE A good seven room house
'.and two lots 50x147 feet each'for a good
; wagon harness and horses. Inquire of A
T Zumwalt. Lyons Or. 8 19 3t"
FOUrfD.r-One valise belwen Marion and
Salem Owner can hav me by paying
lor ims au ana proving erty. Ap:
(Vpply
at a. L.. urown's. 8
AUCTION WILL BF HELD BY-,The
Labor Exchange at th .ir warehouse north
of Salem on Saturday, August 20, at I p.
m. Sash moldings brackets churns pickets
etc Branch check taken in payment. .
8-17-3
SALBM WAGON AND CARRIAGE
FACTORY, 364 Commercial street,
Warner Fennel, proprietor. Has for sale a
large number of wagons, carriages, iuclud
ing light Democrat wagons for one or two
horses, price $45 to $55, one pony buck
board, one mountain hack, buggies, plat
form wagons, spring wagons for light
trucking, heavy wagon having 3 and 3 J.
axle for farmers, will exchange two carts
for cor J wood or hardwood lumber. All
new work wairanted for eighteen months.
The public is invited to examine work and
satisfy themselves that it is to their ad
vantage to patronize home industry.
8.12 2W d&w
HAY SCALES .-Most reliable service in
Saltm, Price only 10 cents. Remember
the Buffalo Scale. Headquarters for lime
cement and plaster. J. P. (Jilmore, 54
Stato street. 7-i2-im-d&w
FOR SALE ,240 acie stock ranch all under
tence, plenty ot good water, Will be sold
at a gieat bargain. If applied tor soon can
p-w in Installments if desited. For partic
ulars address II Journal effia.
FOR RENT, Village rtoro, postomcc,
dwslling, two acres garden land an! fruit
trees Within four miles of Salem, center
of thickly settled fruit district Con
nected with Salem by telephone.
The opportunity for the right man
Enquire at the Jour al Office. isiw
WANTED. ,llay baled from 100 to
150 tons. Steam baler preferred. Cash
paid when baleing is done. Call on or adj
dress J, M. Christopher, Marion, Or.
8-12 iw
RDAIi ESTATE Large and small tracts
of farm property. Bargains in dwelling
property. Houses to rent. Good farms
wanted by renters, C. K, Brandenburg &
Co, to successors to F, N, Derby & Co,
TWO 1 CLOTHING SALESMEN r-
Wanted In Salem and one in each county
in every state to take orders lor our 15 t
110 made-to-measure suits and overcoats;
Live men without experience can make
si 50 per month , 11 you can lurnlsii sat
isfactory refereice we will furnish a com
plete sample line and outfit and start you
at work at once. For particulars address
American Woolen Mills Co. Enterprise
Building, Chicago, 8-1 1 im
REMOVED,- John M, l'ayne& Co., aie
now located one door west oi Ualrymple's
store on Court s.reet Heal estate and in
surance, hop and fruit dryera a specialty.
Hop tickets furnished. Notary work done
cheap. 8-10 Im
pony.
will drive single or double. Enquire at
Wells Fareo & Co's office of Gates Coch
ran. 8-8tl
CAMPERS All who wish to lie taken to
the Nenucca and other points on Ibe
coaUpassengers and camp cquij inent
apply to Mark Savage. 136 Court, 8-2 im
CAMPING OUlTlTd-Uicgest slock
and most complete line of tents anil camp
equipments In Salem. 1 L Freeland, ut
the Annor. 7.20 I m
YJ3W PARK GROCBRY-xis open for
business with a new stock of goods. Al
leo & llowersoi. 7-16 Im.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that James Kader,
of the Capita! City Ex pr en Co., has sold his
interest in the same to Elmer White, and that
hereafter the latter will conduct the same,
I will collect all. bills and pay all debts,
but will -be responsible for no accounts con.
tracted after tills date
ELMER WHITE.
Saltm, July 26, 1898. " ;-36-4w
urns.
J f Xl J. I
if
for Infants and Children.
The KM You Have Always Bought
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
TMt CtNTUB CeMr, It
SEVENTH ANNUAL SESSION,
SttTO NORMAL
MONMOUTH, OREGON.
wHDUp
Or W. A. WANN Secretary of.Faculty.
CAPITAL EI
Artesian
Distilled
Ice!
Condcnscdand Filtered,
First quality ho by tlio carload.
Delivered to any part of tlie city, or
to any depot or wliarf,
Per 100 lbs 25c
Per ton (without sacks) $5 00
("These prices until further
notice.
KUNGER & BECK, Props., SALEM, OREGON.
TELEPHONE 213.
3EOa
Paints and Oils,
Superior Stoves and Ranges, and
Good Fishing Tackle, go to
BROWN Sc SMITH
256 Commercial st,
Dewey
Peaches
Stay ton flour .'.
Salem Special
Aumsylllo Flour
New rickles.pcr qt
Arbucklc and Lion Colfcc, pqrpk
Bulk Olives, per pint
Lenox Soap, 8 burs ,..
liest Moclia and Java Coffee, per lb
Good Moclia and Java colfco per lb.
lOlbsLard
51bsLard
Chocolate, per lb ,
lOlbs. H. Wheat
10 lbs CornMcal
Try our no Cream Oats for mush.
Old P, O Gomer
CRYSTAL ICE AND COLD STORAGE CO.
Makef a specialty of furnishing to the trado Ico manufactured from puro
well wale distilled at lowest rates,
They are also sole wholesale aircnts forGaiubrlnus llrowery Co., of Port
land, and Joseph Schletz Hrcwery Co., of Milwaukee, for both dratwht and
lintt.leil L'finds.
They also have Ico cream parlors In connection with tholr works at
corner of Nineteenth and Stato street. All kinds of temperance drinks for
sale. L'idy attendance, dive us n cull.
M'GUIItrc Si TI3AT7,.
Telephone 207. Stato and Nineteenth streets, Salem,
PM
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VA
VI
04 State street, Next
Best meals x the city for 15c
m
MANHOOD RESTORED
Snaraisitca 10 cure an nervous cueates, tusu as wmw X"ir, Lou 0f
! . a 1l.iita.li. USd lr .,,. .. A T na. af a . .,ma Ka.a. . a. . . .
1I)U 1U-H, .K.U.VU.I WW a.rW,Uaaa, ..V. H. JUWAI, WHJ JIU14
ions, Nervousness, nil drains, Ios-3f pwcr lu ticaerai. VOrfE of
cither sex, caused by ovcr-cxertlon, youthful error, ex.v-tsl' jt ui
lODacco.ouiun.or.Hirauiami. which ieaa 10 iBBrialty.Coi utaioaoi
Icsiutlr. Caubecaniedliiveitt-ocket. fi.ro ntr box. f " .vytaiW
K..S1M1.M. VII.UMI
?.uuiaciurei
n,l Co. UI.
FOR SALE BYAD J,
MHnnMnHnH
MU.T TtCT. turn YOU OITT.
Strong academic and professional courses.
Well equipped training department of jiine
grades, with 230 children.
Regular normal course of three yeas.
Senior year wholly professional.
Graduates of acredited high schools and col
leges'admitte; directly to professisnal work.
The diploma of the school s recognized
ly law as a life certificate to te.
The graduates of the school are in de-
Llget expenses, The year from $120 to
$160,
Beautiful and healthful location, no
saloons
The first term will open Tuesday, Septem
ber 10.
Catalogues giving full details of work
cheerfully sent on application. Address
P. L. CAMPBELL, President.
Capital
Brewery
Beer I
For health and pleasure drink only
the purest Capital Brewery beer, tho
best brewed on the Pacific coast. It
Is found everywhere bottled and on
tap.
3EXJ3E&E1
Outdid-
GOoobox
, 105
,, 8100
105
, 10
16c, 2for25o
16c
, 25o
35
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HAEFITT & LAWRENCE
Door Eastcf Bush's Bank,
Give us a trial
My iwliTlr. ftau'i
Yellow Hecve fill.
im -viiui remedy
M WIS
auDecamcu 111 veil cockci. fl.oor.tr Vii.f ,lynuU
ciilai-Free.. Bold tiy all drurefsts. Atlcfuril.t tfuootlKti
ed hy tt"" 1'eau Medicine Co., r irU France. ijiu-Ii
.trltrtiUurfactuU Third au I VtriJit ' '- "
FRY, SALEM,: OREGON
"TT 1' tr,""'taffri?'','''TT
CAKM.
O. fi. OXAOK
dentist,
Saceesser to Dr. J. M. Keen, old Wh i
Comer, Sal.m, Or. l'artie desiring vlpiiio
operation at moderate fee In an brand. 1.1
in especial request
Capital Soap Works,
Runalngat full blast and making beM
of laundry and toilet soaps. 15e sure to call
for the Salem brand when ) ou want c''01'
goods.
A. W. ANDEREGG,
Manager.
C. ti. LANE
Merchant Tailor!
211'. Commercial fit.
EjTSuIta $15 and upwards,
f ante $3 and upwarcU,
BREWSTER & WHITE,
HAY. OR AIN
Shorts, chop, Dour, mill eed. tto
Telephone 178.
91 Court St., Salem, Or
New Blacksmith Shoo,
W- F. R- SMITH & CO '
the old reliable smiths have oDened a
shop opposite tbe brewery, and invite
patrons. Best worlc and lowest prices-
05 Commercial st. Salem.
OFFICE, CITY HALL
For water service apoly at office. ltt
payable monthly in advance Make
complaints at the oTi-'..
Hop Grows
Special inducements offered to insure rour
property and crop. Only reliable coinp
nies. 28S Commercial st.
GEO. M. HEELER & CO..
7 30 d& w Salem.
MEATS AND POULTRY.
G.S. PRMSKI
NEW MARKET,
.State street, near railroad. Freshest a'td
best meats. My patrons say I keep the lieu
meats in town 2 "
SHOP RE-OPENED.
Drown & Son, of. the East Salem meat mar
ket, have enlarged 'and refitted their shop and
will be pleased to see all of th'ir old patron
ami the rest of the community. Orders taken
and delivered. Parents sending children
may depend on having their orders con
scientlously filled '-4ll
M'CROW & STBTJSLOFF,
Butchers and Packers
COLD STORAGE MEATS,
Best stock, best service and lowest pncei
316 Conunercls
W, A, WHITE,
Suooessor to Thomas & White.
Club Stable
Finest Rigs in the City.
RateoJReasonablo.
Near Hotel Willamette-
7 18 im
SALDM
STEAM LAUNDRY!
Pleaaeotice the cut in price
on the following
Shts, plain , locerti
unatr drawers.... sioioccili
Under shhts qtotacct-U
Socks, per pair 3 cents
uamikercmei 1 cmi
Silk handkerchiefs , 3 ee&ti
Sheets and pillow slips 24 cents per dozen
and other work in proportion.
Cy Flannel and other work inteUfgeatly
washed by liar d.
COL. 3. OLMBTDAD, Proprietor
CAPITAL '.CITV
Express and Tramfet
Meets all mall and passenger trau. Bag.
gage and express to all parts of tho city
Prompt service. Telephone No. 70.
ELMER WHITE.
-REM0UED -
BDCKNBB & HAMILTON
have reawved their tfaudNc awl pi nth
Ing bstbHM te M C
oppett State IrwuroHoe buitttin. .
HOT SPRINGS
Notice to pleMwie seekers.
I aw prepM-xl te pack seafVc (ate M Wt
tMtafi, cr My piece in the nipim-Htni, Wmw,
also to Geek lor musII or We caeaaiiMg m
lies, add rest,
6i7dw3m tRAlSKlERKlirriDfTtit-gkr
MBa-Lil JJMJIM"
BuaiM
Salem Water Co,
Insurance