Capital journal., August 22, 1895, DAILY EDITION, Image 4

About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895

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EI DEPOT.
FRESH JERSEY
MIIvK!
DAY OR NIGHT-
5c A QUART
IN QUANTIT1K8 TO 8U1T AT
-STIIONU'S nE8TAURA.NTv
PERSONALB.
K. Nets, tbo bop buyer, camo down
from Albony this afternoon.
Geo. Harris, tbo State street parbor,
bad business In Portland today.
Mrs. G. A. Itockwell, who baa been
very III, is thought to bo better today.
V. P. Dugan, the plumber, had
business nt tbo deaf rauto school this
morning.
P. W. Lovoll, of tbo secretary rf
state's ofllce, wont to Portland this
afternoon.
Dr. D. A. Pftluo, superintendent of
tbo insane asylum, wont to Portland
this morning.
Albort R. Crawford.of Independence,
was In tbo city today, a guest at the
Willamette.
P. H. Fitzgerald and John B. Btott
today filed medical licenses with the
county olerk.
E. O'Plyng and family, of Boulh
Bulem, aro homo after a weeks' outing
at Slab creek.
33. O. Glltncr, secretary of tho Blote
Insurance company, had business In
Portlaud today.
A. 8. Brasflold was a Portland visitor
this afternoon and expects to return
homo thlseyonlng.
Mrs. P. R. Jossup returned this
afternoon from u two weeks visit with
frlouds at Waterloo.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. P. Smith returned
this afternoon from Bodavlllo, where
they havo spont tho summer.
Miss Maudo Martin returned this
morning from an oxtonded visit with
friends at Walla Walla, Wn.
Prosldont W. 0. Hawloy, of tho
Willamette University, loft this morn
ing for Union, Eastern Oregon.
MIbs Luoy Williams returned this
Afternoon from Newport where sho has
bcoa rusticating tbo past month.
Contractor P. A. Harrlld has been
selected to superintend the addition
that Is to be built at tho stuto insane
asylum,
Mrs. 0. A. Gray and Sou Geo, Will
iam, and Mrs. W. T. Gray and chil
dren, returned today from an outing at
Newport, by tbo sea.
Homer Craven, salosmau in the dry
goods establishment of J. J. Dalrym
ple, Is homo from a short lllshlug expl
dltlon on tbo Santiam.
Br. B. A. Davis goes this morning to
NeBkowIn beaohes. Her mother goes
with her to join a sister thero and Dr.
DavIb will not return until Monday or
Tuesday.
Prof, MoElroy and family havo re
turned to Salem from their summer
outing. It Is thought they will removo
to Eugene in a fow days. Prank
Alexander and wlfo, of Balom, came
up toEugonoon this morning's over
land train to spoil d a fow days visiting
relatives and frlouds, Eugenu Guard.
iNOonrouATED. Prsger Eros. Co.
of Portland, hayo tiled articles with
tho secretary of stato for tho purposo of
conducting a genoral merchandise bus
iness and erecting a sultablo building
thorefor. Capital stock $100,000.
Pisii Every day iu the week at
Doty's market, 04 Court street. Come
around in tho morning and get some
fresh salmon, halibut, sturgeon, black
cod and cattish.
For "sweets" peoplo usually go to a
oonfeotlonary store but for tho finest
Bwet potatoes in the market, go to
Branson & Co'b, Thoy also have tho
lluest of tomatoes.
TOO BUSY.
Wo are too busy openlug new goods
to change our window this week. We
have bought in tho Eastern markets
tho laigest and best selected stock of
goods for the needs of our home people
that we ever had. We purchased these
goods early aud secured every advant
age of choice styles aud low prices.
We are receiving these goods now.
They aro openlug up in line shape,
When they are all in aud even now,
we invite everybody who has supplies
or tho wluter in tbe shape of dry
goods, dress goods, cloaks, clothing,
ImU, men's women's aud children's
nhoea to buy. to call and seo us. We
dhalleuge uy or all oompotitlou in the
quality of our goods aud in the iownets
el our prices.
Blanket ae continued this week,
Children's kkl glove tlll given away
(o purofaAW till they are all gone.
WILLIS BROtf, & CO.
TLa atsk Dry Gowk, Ctotkioc fvad
fboeXo, J
ON THE WILLAMETTE.
Steamer Grey Eagle Again Running
The Modoo'a New Bcheamo.
Aftnp wnrktncf nearlv four days, the
Grey Eigle succeeded In getting off tbo
bar, about two miles above ji.oib, ibio
Wednesday afternoon. She at onco re
turned to Salem, where sho unloaded
her Independence freight, wblcn win
be hauled by team to its destination.
Bho left for Portlaud nt 0 a. m. today,
and will probably return tomorrow evo
utng.
Steamer Modoo reached Salem early
tbls morning with a large load of gen
oral merchandise from Portland for
Balom merchants. After discharging
Ban she took ou a load of Hour and
fned and left for tho metropolis at 10
o'clock tbls morning. Hereafter the
Modoo will raako but two trips a wceK
between Salem and Portland, haying
adopted a now schedule Tho new boat,
tho Gypsy, Is expected to arrive at
Salem some time next week, when tho
old schedule may bo resumed, tbo
Gypsy making threo trips a week In
place of tho Modoo. Commencing
Monday, Aug. 26, the Modoo will leave
Balom for Portland ut 10 a. m. ovory
Monday and Thursday and on the re
turn trip leavo Portland for Balem at 0
i, m. every Buuday and Weduoiday.
Probato Court.
Professor A. W. Long, as adminis
trator of tho estato of M. B. Long, de
ceased, yesterday tiled his bonds In the
aura of $18,000 with the county clerk
after Hb approval by the county court.
Mr. Long's sureties aro J. H. Albert,
J. A. Sell wood oud C. B. Moores.
Morion Palmer. Matblns Cooley uud
W. L. Hicks, havo been named as
appraisers of tho estate.
W. P. Boothby has been appointed
Administrator of Prlscllla Larklns,
deceased, who left proporty valued at
MOO. His bond was lixed at 00 ana
tho appraisers aro H: C. Downing,
Wm. Tarploy and W. W. Martin.
WiiiLao Farther Than Money.
It Is well for Balanites to think of
seourlng other business enterprises,
such as creameries, box factories, etc.,
but what will go more toward socurlng
such enterprises than money, Is tho
assuranco from the pooplo of their
natronago. Now wo havo ono of tho
best cigar factories on tbe coast situated
at Salem and tho products thoroof tho
La Corona,PrIzo Bouquet and Bon Ton
cigars canuot bo equalled by cigars
costing much more. By all means
patronlzo homo Industry when purchas
Ing cigars as well ob when investing iu
more ox penal vo artlolos.
Died At tho homo f tho family,
oornor Chomoketa and Twentieth
strcote, Salem, Or., at 0 o'clock p. ui.
Charlotto Kuih, Infant daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. A. F. Hofer, aged 14 months.
Deceased with tho other chil
dren had been passing through an
attack of whooping cough and was
doing uicoly, when In a severe fit of
coughing her little life wont out in a
verv sudden and unoxnocted manner.
A brief funeral servlco was held at the
Uouao lato this afternoon and tho butlal
was had at Leo Mission comotory.
Anti-Bloomer. It Is reported from
Oregon City that several youug mou
mot and ellectcd tho preliminary
organization of an anti-bloomer society.
This Is supposed to havo evolved from
the agitation of tho subject, begun by
Professor Bhorey's lecture at tho Con
gregatlonal chnrch, Buuday night.
They tako the position that the bloom
er Is Immoral and opposed to religion.
Free Bicycle Races. Tho O. O.
C. C. has arranged some free amuBo
ment for Balom people that will doubt
less be muoh enjoyed (tomorrow) Fri
day evening ut 0:30 o'clock on the
traok In Willson Park. There will be
two races: Ono a mllo race for boys
uudor 10 years old, and another an
exhibition mllo by Watt Ship, paced.
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ConnETT fe PiTzsiMStoNsl Latest.
i'ou kuov Charley down here at tho
Now York Kitchen well, he isn't go
ing to stand against either Corbett or
Pltz, but ho will knock 'em all out
when it comes to nerving a flrst-cla
meal for 15 cents. Ho will glvo you
anything in tho market,put up iu good
shape. 101 Statelstreet.
Bomb Wheat. Threshers ou Alex
ander LaFollett's placo report aylqld
of 61) bushels to tho acre for a piece of
35 aores. Tbe Mission bottom farmers
are quite noted for their wheat grow
ing, and tbo LuPollett aud Bont Jones
farms are said to have 11 uo peach crops
this year. Come to Oregon for wheat,
peaohes and cream.
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A Well Known Fact. 'Tls a well
knowu fact that tho world is rouud
but most peoplo know that wo servo a
good square meal for only 16 cents.
Dining parlors at tho disposal of our
many patrons. Kenworthy A Barnett.
Notary. Leo Willis of Balem,
wm today commissioned a notary pub
lic for tho state of Oregon by the gov
ernor, Gravonsteln apples, watermelons
aud peaohes, at Branson & Co.'u.
Children Cry for
ritohf r'n Caitorla.
PWILLIAM TASKER FINED $50
Bicyclists Arrested. Other Police
Court News.
Those who happened in pollco court
yesterday afternoon truly witnessed a
iad scene In the trial of Wm. Taskcr
charged with assault .'and battery on
tbe person of bis wife. Mrs. Tanker
and sons Charles and Walter testified
as to tho husband aud father's actions
on tho previous day In ejecting Mrs.
Tasker from tho family home. At the
conclusion of tho trial Mr. Taskor asked
to havo his eldest son, Charles, who Is
of age, ordered off his premises. WIipu
tbe testimony bad all been taken In,
Judgo Edes Imposed a One of $50 and
costs on the defendant In default of
which he was committed to Jail. Bomo
of his neighbors think Mr. TaBker Is
uusound mentally and very Irritable.
When his temper Is roused, he Is of a
very ugly disposition,
The ordinance compelling blcyclhts
to attach lanterns and bells to thilr
wheels Is being rigidly enforced. Lutt
evening threo of Salem's bicyclists
wero arrested charged with rldmg
wheels without lanterns. Tho result
was tho city's finances was Increased
to tho extent of (16, a (5 fine being im
posed on each of tho riders viz, John
Bhlpp.Allen Churoblll and .Mtsa Myr
tle Hepburn. Later In the evening
Guy Oaborn was also arrested charged
with tho same mledemaonor and paid
a J5 tine.
Ono night a fow days since a hobo
called at tho farm homo of Mr. Casey,
near Woodburu and asked for a place
to sleep. Mr. Caeey was about to di
rect the man to tho barn, but Mrs.
Cueey thinking the mso to be perfectly
honest, luylted him In and directed
him to a bedroom, Whan tbo family
aioso the next morning he .had disapt
pcarcd and alBoa sweater belonging
to ono of tho boys. Since tho tholt tho
Salem pollco havo beeu watohlng for
tho culprit, Policeman Wells Latour
ott last night discovered a hobo, a part
of whose wardrobe consisted of a
sweater. Ho was Immediately takun
to tho city Jail where ho gave the
uamoof Gcorgo Jackson. Mr. Casey
of Woodburu has been notified of the
capture of a raun supposed to bo tbe
ono who entered hltt home and until
word Is received from him, Mr.Juckson
will remain n guest at the Hotol do
Dllloy.
Herman Pox, njolly Gorman, living
near Mt. Angol, a harvest hand by
nomination, recolved llvo days for
drunkeucss. "You know wo Germane
like beer," ho said to Judgo Edes "and
as I could not get any water I bought
sottio bper," Recorder Edes thought
It Btrango that tbo man could not And
any water Iu a city so largo as Salem
and decided to glvo him llvo days in
which to become accustomed to tho
water of tbe capital city.
Moro Stato Diplomas.
Besides the list of Marion county
applloauts examined at tho oillco of
Stato Suporsutondent Irwin recontly,
and recommouded for stato diplomas
by tho state examining board. Tbo
following applicants from other coun
ties have been passed upon and recom
mendations mado that they bo granted
stato diplomas, viz.
Mlsa Josephine Hastings, Helix.
Umatilla county,
Anna J. Young, Mllwauklo, Cluka
mas couuty.
Olios. J. Lockwood, Newport, Lin
coln county.
Z. J.Trulove, Linn county.
W. C. Bwan, Linn couuty.
Dora B. Lynch, Etna, Jackson
county.
Zella R. Cheney, Talent, Jackson
county,
Frederick Vincent, Beayer, Tilla
mook county.
Tho following applicants for stale
life diplomas, having taken the neces
sary stops and passed satisfactory
examinations, are also favorably reo
ommouded: Miss Anna D. Craln, Juuotlou City,
Lane county.
Miss Elva Galloway, Medford, Jack-
sou couuty,
Other papers of state candidate for
diplomas are yet to bo reviewed aud
exumlued.
West Salem.
The Ice cream social nt West Balem
Wednesday night, for the benefit of tbo
hall fuud, netted (10.30. The hall Is
commodious and convenient for such
occasions, A humorous aud highly
Imaginative eulogy of a Balemlte by
the "Mayor of West Balem" caused a
great deal of laughter, aud, just as
expected, the humorous address of the
Salem man did not amount to much.
Mayor Catch, of Balem, was present,
but, as all know, nothing but water
ever passes between him and tho mayor
of West Balem. It was a delightful
social occasion and shows that West
Salem ha an increasing population of
tho most desirable class of plain, good
people.
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Born.
THOMAB At tbe home in South
Balem to Mr, and Mrs. W. f.
Thomas, Auimsi 18, 1805, a son.
Bkk our premium ofler of two splen
did magazines for the family.
Pitchar'ti Castorla,
CbiUnmCryfor
THE WHEAT MARKET.
Still Declining In Chicago But Liver
pool Advances.
Tidkliittttiu, Bot,tgcr & Co's. Chicago
hoard of trxde telegrams today showed
whHut opt'u at m for Sept., 06 J, May
ODJ, aud closed 1J cents lower, at 02
for Sept., 04 lor Dec, aud C8J for
May. CVsh wheat 01J.
Liverpool opened steadily and roue J
cent a bushel. Tbe Salem local market
went down another notch, the mills
paying only 42 cents today.
Chicago advices aro that unless the
gold shipments cease wheat may go
down to 65 cents, It has beon as low
as 48 thl year, but not since May.
Five millions gold goo this week
and tho bond syndicate openly an
nounced today that wheat will go still
lower If gold exports continue.
rmcAGo. Alio 21 Wheat.rcuBh OIKe: Sept.
630.
Nkw Yohk, Aug U -silver, y4r,leml,WS7).
BAN KHaNUIcUO MARKET.
8am Kbanoiuco, Aug ift Wbenl, 2Ko
vvsni-oi-Huiii.. riiiin-H. .VdilOe: lulcrlur. uac:
vnlley, H3Uo
1IOPH-HUOI U10UH(Jin. . . . .
roUUwd-Eiirly Hose, 6O00c; Ilurbank 76c,
Ou b Milling, tl.aJ.
I'ORTliANU MARKET.
l'onTLA"i, Aug. 22 Wheat, valley, 60o;
Wullu . nllii, 47a
Floor l'ortmnd,W.8S Uentnn county, IJ.85;
grnlmtn.NM; superfine, J,.oper oiii,
Oau Wlitlo. 2I320 milling, 28S0c; grov,
22331c; rolled, In bag. o.760.00; batrcls, W.UU
MlTv.V fueu HI.7.V
rouuoeH- nw urrEon, ) uu.
Huy-O vki, 5QU W per Ion.
Wool-Valley.llalfc
Mlltull-llran,fl0.0O, ghortJ), 112.80; chop
lcort.Jl.k8 15 per ton; ctilcucu wneiu, bOj nero.
Hides-gr. en, Baited 01 lbs 8c; under. (JO lb,
7010c ulnep pelt, 10(37 c.
Hops Nominal at 4t, .. .
lluvter Oregon lanoy creamery, 1017c;
fancy dairy, H15c; ratr togoqd, 1013i"
coimnon, 7Ko , ,,
Obeeto ufegon full cream, J0311a.
Kggs Oregon, lftllo per dor.
Poultry ouloncuii. $i.60Vii per dox; ducki
11 W9'i60 getao. H,000 00; turkoya, drcssoJ,
12J0,
Bo.f TopMeera,2K03'PlrIbi ,n,r to IF"1
Btcem,2Kaauo; cow, 2Ua3Koj dressed ueef,
Aiuiton Hput bcel, Sl.75a2.00; choloe ewes,
tl.7S.i24X); dretitod, to ...
UORS-L'holce, heavy, ),50a,75;.llgUt and
feeder. S1.60; drewed, 4ko B ft.
Veal atunll, choice, 6Ur, lnrgo,3u4oRi.
BAI.K11 M.VHKKT.
Wheat !2o -p bu.
Onto 20tt72ki; nuw lHc.
llay-llileil, ciiait. J-VHnuoO; timothy, t7.C0.
Hour. In wlioicMi.e low, JAW; retail, 12.KO:
brnn. buU Jll.OO; vncked, li'itXijiHliort, JliOlo
Vi 00; rtiop feed, (13 0J.UJ.00,
vrul-DroxHed. Ac,
Hogs Drmied, 4c.
Llvo Cattle lifnSko,
W ool-T Uct, lyka
llopat-llcst, ((i0.
T! .' . " -.7 . rp ....
Union Bar
Mammoth
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Rubber Goods, Notions, Hosiery, Ribbon,
Hats and Caps, Everything..
Prices never so low. M. J. MATSON.
KcgH CnBh, 10a.
Uuttcr-Uet dairy, KnlBcjlfanoyJcreamery
Ibi.Oo.
Cbeeae lOulJUo.
Farm bmoiea MeaU Ilaconh0c; haras, lie;
boulders, 7o.
l'owtcHM-New.Socybu.
Onloai 2c.
fouliry UrolIcni,7c; hensOo; ducks, (U7o.
Turlceys-UuSc,
Why, Oh Why ?
"A cruel combination A light horse
pulling a heavy top buggy, with a
breast-strap horness and a high over
check rein. Why will Christian peo
ple bo so cruel."
Heathkn.
Races and Concert. Tho H. A.
C. baud will give a free open-air con
cert on Williams avenue Friday eve
ning The Four O cycling club also
announces wheeling contests as follows;
Boys' race, 1 mile; exhibition mile by
Watt Bhlnn. naoed. The latter will be
for the purpose of breaklug the mile
record, Free o all.
Something New. Just try some of
that delicious catsup at MoCall Bros.
In fact overythlug at their Btore Is new
and fresh.
Tinnrrs. Two new race horeea have
arrlvod at the state fair grounds The
frsh fruit market continues tlrm.
Important.
Th XTonr Vnrlr TUnbflt ia noW ro-
nalui,,.. il. rtmt. Iimtallmeiita of fall
gooils. They havo now a largo stock of
rail anil winter snoes ior mou, wmueu
anil nlillitron nt irnivl OUalltV. late
utviu, on.i ut in vi? nrlrpA. Ttiev have
also Just opened a line line of German
KtllttlUg, BaXOUy auu opauinu Juo.
aud haye full Hues in all other kinds of
goods carried by them. Call and see
and save a largo per cent on your
puronases. ou.w
Of. Price's Crwira ttaklnjr Powr
Women In Jlulnes.
Iii a lurgo number of manufacturing
coucenw lu Alu-waehusotk, tho offairs
of which aro covered by tho lutest re
port of tho stato bureau of labor statis
tics, there wero 43, 803 partners or stock
holders in 1803 against 43,735 in 1802.
Tho number of ninles included in tho
total for tho latter year was greater,
however, than that which was covered
by tho lurgcr flgnrcs for l03. There
wore 27,326 mnlo partners or stockhold
ers in 1803 nud 27,211 in 1803. On tho
other hand, tho mimbtr of women who
i.,i (t-et: In tlm manufactories
doalt with by the report won 10,603 in
1803 tiKuliiPt 10,410 in llio year pr.-ut.w-iuK.
Tho partners or Ktookhohlers wero
,. m, ...f ,.,..lnu In 1R)!2 mid 27.6(1
per cent foninlcs. In 1803 tho proportions
m 1- ...l ilO .
were 28.08 per cent oi iomaica mm u.
io r nmif. of mnlM. Tho cliaiico thus
shown to havo token placo in ono year
is a curious hint of tlio tontionoy oi no
tlniea to place more uud iutro of tho
proporty of tho world, and especially of
tho United States, in tho possession of
womon. It looks ns if tho weaker box,
which must hold its goods and chattels
In n senso by virtuo of tho forbcaranco
of thortroiigcr, wore destined to bocomo
tho moneyed part of tho human family.
Clovoluuil Plain Dealer.
Women I'd Icemen.
CouBidcroblo common t has been cre
ated horo by tho action of tho school
board recommending that all tho Jani
tors of Kchool bnildiuRS bo glvou police
powers. As n lorso proportion of thoso
who portoun this duty aro women,
ti.ia win tin mm nf tlin first instances on
record of women becoming pollcomeu.
It is proposed to havo uicm apponuuu
by fho mayor miller an uet of astoinbly
relating to special and private pollco
men, so ns to U Iter cnablo then to pro
sorvo order nraund tho buildings and
protect tho k-IiooI proporty. Heading
(Pn.)Dis.nUh.
A Trtlliivr I"ut Tree.
Dr. Bluliliimni, who Is traveling In
Africa, lins tuiw uhui a truo wlioso fruit
gUcs out a tiillitwllliti fat. Tlie troo Is ono
of tho largest in ll' forcnts t)f Urtainbnrn,
ninl the fruit U l)l- anil heavy, niuogiiring
n foot In lontdli by liutf.n footlu illaniotor.
Cnllfnrnla I'rult In India.
California canned fruits and preserves
aroconsUlert'iltliu bvt in tlio Uonibay (In
dia) market and aro by fur tho cheapest.
flnnd Jl'illrlne.
An Imlliin iiiedli-imi Milil at.Cartorvliln,
'to., N"waviiMlwl to mako a iiiaii fuel
tvt like lie 'Jld lwforo tlio war."
Tho fir i Canadian city to erect t mon
aient to.tho memory of Sir John A. Mac
donald( tho distingnisbed statesman, is
Hamilton, Out. Tho statuo is of bronzo
and was mado by Gcorgo C. Wado, a
London sculutor.
Fall
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, 1
Lucas County, j BB
Frank J. Cheuoy makes oath that
bo Is tbo senior partner of tho firm ol
F". J. Cheney & Co., doing business in
tbe city of Toledo, county and state
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of one hundred dollars for
each and every caseot catarrh that can
not be cured by tbe uso of Hall's Cat
arrh Cure.
Frank J. Cheney.
8 worn to before me and subscribed
in my presenco.thla 6th day of Decem
ber, A. D. 1880.
, -, A. W.tGLBASON.
j SEAL
Notary Public
Hall'sCatarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on tbe blood and mu
cous surfaces of tho Hystom, Send for
testimonials, free.
F. J. Cheny & Co., Toledo, O.
ftSTSold by druggists, 75o.
Tho trade of the New York Racket is
steadily ou the increase since tbey
entered their uew room in the Eld
ridge block. They buy gooJs at close
prices for cash, and sell them for cash
at olose proflip. Call and seo them.
Awarded
Highest Honors World's Fair,
Medal, Midwinter Fair.
w CREAM
BAKING
POWDffl
tMot Frfet Ma4.
gain Store
Stock,
well; I GUESS so,
A few drives for this week:
50-inch nil-wool sorgo fi
82-inoh all-wool " choviofc 2,e
3G-inch all-wool Hentietta '
All.wool Fnnch Flannel ;...". 5QC
New patterns in outings ; .
Now patterns in dark outings . '
Shaker Flannel ." 7i
250 new patterns in Calico. "'.'
75 new patterns in Ginghams.
GO dozen more of tho fast black Eitey hose i
AND LAST BUT NOT LEAST
Shoes at Less Than Cost!!
3rAsk to seo the Kid Fitting
S. M.s E.
115- STATE
BARR &
Hop Steves
WOOD AND
Plumbing and Tinning.
214 Lommercial otreot.
GRAY BROS,,
Mlllffl'ii, TOONS AND CUB
Road Machinery and Agricultural Implements.
Latest Improved Goods and Lowest Prices.
W. Cor. Slate and Liberty Sit. SALEM OREGON
J, C. GOODALE,
COBURG LUMBER YARD,
TWELFTH STREET, NEAR DEPOT,
A'l grades and dimensions of Balding Lumber. Largest stock and Lofrnt i
priQM. K. liAitKK, Manager
EXCELSIOR - STABLES
B. C, Hansen, Managed.
Only good horses used. Satisfaction guaranteed. Stable) !
back of State
Estray Notice.
Btruyed from near 8llver Creek Falls,
Marion county, ou or about July 14,
1895, ono blook horae, geldlnK. 2-years
old past, medium size, small white
4pot in forehead. Will pay any person
ilborally for information leading to tho
recovery of said horso. Addrees,
Lewis Bleaknoy, Argent), Marlon
County, Oregon.
Farm Wantod.
Wo haye a customer for a pnrtlaly
Improved farm in Marlon or Polk
couutles near tho river aud a Cathollo
neighborhood preferred, near a church.
Must bo a bargain for spot cash. Ad
dress, Dunn & Haqekty,
Real Estate aud Mortgage Brokers,
200 Btark street, Portland Or.
8-17 il'Vf 1-w
In Tour Blood
Is the cause ot that tired, languid feel
ing which aflllots you this season. The
blood is Impure und bos become thin
and poor. That Is why you have no
streugth, no appotlto, cannot sleep.
Purify your blood with Hood's Barsa
rarllla, whloh will glvo you an appetite
tone your stomach, and invigorate
jour nerves.
Hood's Pills are easy to take, oisy iu
action and suro in eiiect. 26c.
Hop Pickers Wanted.
Threo hundred hop pickers can now
register with tho undersigned llvo and
one.balf miles southwest of Balon.
Will pay 40 cents per box and will
commenco about BeptemberS. Don't
register unless you ara reasonably aure
to come and hIhv tlm mumn llirn,,..i.
Tickets cashed when work Is done.
A. D, Pettyjohn,
8 10 t Balem, Or.
Thnrn nro 1777AK trill on nr ..ll.A.i ,..
tho United States.
There are 60,835,680 rails used to
cover this ground.
There are 533,205.000 ties used to bind
these rails together, but uo such
amount, however, Is required to bind
the hearts of tho traveling public to tho
fact that tbo Wisconsin Ceutral lines
furnish superior faculties on all their
tif "OT" oi- ui ana umcago,
which form close connections with all
lines to tbe east and south.
Mako a note of it.
A High Liver
Usually haa n Imrl 11,. rr .ti
ous, constlapted, has indigestion aud
dyspepsia. If there Is no organlo
i iV . TV uucco Ul arss- aure uure
w,.,i. ton? ! UP Park8' Hure Cure
8 theonlv ItvnrnnH ,ln.. '
knnaikM??8,ilv8 KDantee. Price
11.00. Bold by Lunn A Brooks. io
Or, Prta' Cmm Usklng PewUf
WwM'i'skHitfcftw!rtttfHN
Corsets. Bost on earth.jj T
H. STOCK
STREET.
PETZEL,
and Pipe,
IRON PUMPS.
See us before ordorln"
Insurance block.
Brof. S.JG. "Woimor.
lato of tho RafI conservatory, Frank-1
foron tholMuin, has opereuaclaulil
Balem for Instructions on tho placo, 1
organ, violin, mandolin, thorough-bul
and harmony. Terms reuaonablil
Ca at Will's musio store near poet-
oillco 621K
JOHN HUGHES.
JDcnlor Iu Groceries, Taints j
Oils, Window CIuss,VnrnUiMJ
und tlio most complete stock ol j
Brushes of nil Kinds in
State. Artists' 3!iiterinIs,IM
Iluir, Cement und SIiinglcsaMK 4
finest Quality ol GRASS SKEW
NEW ADVERTISEMENTb.
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a3tommerctalit,8alein,Or. il -1
rATKi Aotl ve roan to canvaat -. jy
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puoer fur the oeoule. ' ADiily at tills offlM a
once. -
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man wltu uubUund a common education
We won reprcsenUtlon In every f,!J .y
trici ana town in toesiaie, auuh" T,,iT
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WANTKD TO HUNT.-A ball n r tbeiU
lines tor Hunday morning anil ooeJ"5
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