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In 'XI. fmof M"i bv dfMri trp, a bop: aortaprrptrtd tbst attracted oar attention wa a tasty Chicago, Aug. 21. A relative o'f Mr. rtmtti mare to SU B. F. BO.NUAJI. w ii iicuj jaeb as sign near tbe entrance reading a fo- Pullman denies that Mbs FJoreace' as 2 repUr U of fc'f.-M-S rurj b j aai'..tM, tec. barr4 aad rtiorav. Only llUMUlll ll'li,H&, nilvn-etau llow; "Camp Hunter Aodt 2J, 21 Pullman ii engaged to t Picce Xa tnc UAtootA uk atd. rrices rLMra- - U yatTiniiu'iirii.r, on ort. and 25. Welcome All," with F C and JOH.V A CAE.-- x . J FLE1 ii L tatefally linked together. Tbe next A KL'.HtN All fucis uj ! (.oont-or over AITOTHEE al Lav. euhtig tm PISE we found tbe ground very tastefully arHilra. . .. ranged. Tbe ladies' Belief Corp tent C1CC.I. W. ."t-H. WWSISG. f. an Early Hoar -- A Little Girlj sphy. OCico. ni Q oomnseroa. stands framed ready for tbe canvass. AtAsleep Tiifctxsit ufwork aoLettrl with Flames Sweeping It is 16x22 opening oat on tbe seats, or are elTtn la traotleov tocl and WMM"" Axonnd Her. Bt -- 1M! l y Liberty Ke .rd are eo arranged that every perwbicb ODciir act rtmU. a. pwia!lT dp. above startling annrnincement to oout J takla? ol ite n1 i ri son seated on them can face tbe speak... T rnnuiD-- . very would been have for appropriate er. Tbe well and pump la there and t C. Haiuidsy's tbe fire stand is a knobby nutic piece of tbe article appearing in Issue of paper. this Mr. John work. Tbe men are arranging their talnllGeDeral Express k Furniture Van. refreshment stands. Everything was bad a ery narrow enape from all bis household food and there was I found as advertised. Tbe air is pure f and refreshing and with a good night's real danger for his little daughter who white corner and Ka.h - FlLd ll.alll. RttO. t OQ tliC CtL.f u a at ow Stab!e-- . ion was noose wnen asieep tne aione in tbe sleep and fish for breakfast we are On .North Eesch. New. ort an. Yaqulon fit j all rMit. We soon found the chairman Are was supposed to haw been started, na .KMn. Kirry hlngnew. fieeNiui kc C. Hackt-reMr. Wann was however, insured, to aod from all bo.u Dd tntaj with 0f the committee and then others at Co; tape and cimplng prtvl ees. IUteit.J I day. Special tunas to families or bj wnrtr on the Lrrnnnd. Toe finish will that prompt and acency, J. L. .., c. .,.,,.--.- .. ,! Misa m ini folIowiug j planatory: Propria.? tb-" ""1 the comrades here will be rrttand d.. u.ucu . .its i"n, ur.. A Joinln? Adolpb's Cigar Store. .alem, Or., Aug. 20, 1S4. for tbe fray. The belquarter-- i pleasure in stating to tue pub- - PERFIiCT SATIHFATION GUARANTEED. l was crowded thi. ttttivna an l tormr- row it be will on tbe groun i and tbe lie tbat my Iocs by fire occurring nu the adchairman will be found there ready to I7th inst , has been DEALER IN jured and PAID IN GOLD. 1 was welcome all that may come. One of the boys of ."Sedgwick PoatNo. Insured by J. L. Mitchell & Co., in the Steinway, Knabe, Webber, Enm! eon and other pianos. 10, of Balem. Western Assurance company, of Storey fe Clark and Earheff orgam Tbe man who wrote the above is Canada In lea. than three F' or mlie? iwotbet orKalem, on tbe II . n at IW.1, nrr aL-n UIB- -n Ul KHIUg garden nil uici Oaere1, all land. named Watkins, It is reported he is hours after tbe fire Mr. Mitchell called Tilli road. sS a good noaie . acres in an orchard, 6 chines. in hops, flr-- t In be ring, 2 acres of getting eo fat on mountain water-anat my house and instructed me how to acre bmailer makes of musical In.tre-tin ler. and the biLauce in pasture. For meutsand supplies. good pure air that be waddles like a prweed, and in less than eight hours 8 particolare inquire at ihU offlce. Uenuine needles, oil and new art male gravelled duck. after the fire started I had secured a THE ONLY ior an maees 01 macuiues. settlement with them for every dollar I sewing macmnes ana organs rci I DIED. paired and cleaued. asked. They did not refuse to pay me Casii Market Two doois north of postofflce, Sates', f Strictly one cent demanded I when and the AIKEN. At his borne, 244 State proof ureeon. of loss was feigned I was banded street, Balem, Or.. Aug. 20, 1891, John Aiken, aged nearly 77 years, after an my money. I cheerfully re&jniruend J. I m doir.e all my own Klaugh'erirg and K. II. WESTACOTr, lllnefes of several weeks. L. Mitchell & C. to anyone wanting mu. Sell all freb uieaiK no prodacts. ire deliverj' Iu city, Deceased came to Oregon from Ten- insurance. I bae had a chance to test rnirtrator BOARDING AND FEED STABli! chop opposite brewery. nessee, In 1847, locating at Eugene. In tbem and found them as willing to pay CU.VS. woiz Aoa. and STRAW HAY..0ATS 8 Proprietors. 1850 be removed to Winchester, Doug- me as they were to take my insurance. SOLD and DELIVERED. las county, and fifteen years ago to d w 62 Ferry street, west of Post Office. John F. Wann. -- : - - . SALEM. OREG0J Salem. His first wife died some ten COEEE0TING A MISTAKE. years ago and lies In Rural cemetery. In tbe Ho was married to tue wire wno now E. 31. WA1TE PRINTING CO, Do you know the diflerence between survives him some seven years ago. LATEST FASHIONABLE STYLES. Special attent-oeiven to Two sons, John, who lives atRoseburg, a mistake and a bluuder? When you JOB CHILDREN'S STYLES and Josepb, a well known resident of lay down a good umbrella and take up ctrrriNG and fitting a spkcialty, AN Salem, are tbe only surviving children. a good one, that's a mistake, but vben Shop in W.C.T.U.Roornp, Court St. MRS. F. M STEELE Legal The funeral will take place Wednes- you lay aown a poor one and take up a Blank Publishers. day afternoon at 2 o'clock, interment in good one, that's a bluuder. So iu supNew Brick.over the bank, Com'l ti Rural cemetery by the side of his de- plies, where ycu buy poorer groceries than you want you make a rairftako; AND ceased wife. when you get good goods and pay too 5IHNEY TO LOAN -: ASHBY. At bis residence In Cap- much for them you make a blunder. ital Park, Salem, Oregon, August 20, On farm laud recurlly. Special rules i 1894, Joseph Ashby, aged 60 years, 11 But unless you get tbe best and the lare loans. Loan. tobEldered without delij. months and 12 days, after an illness cheapest, you make a blundering misBOUGHT DY of over seven months of cancer of take. Avoid poor goods and high Hamiiton & Moir, the stomach. prices by buying at tbe Post Ollice gro- W-vi- . & Room 5, I'nsh Bank Bulldicl j dwtf Deceased came to Salem In 1805, and cery of 21 3d lw Harrltt & Lawrence. 23 Commercial gt., SALEM, OR. leaves a wife and eight children, four boys and four girls, to mourn his death. Year FROEBEL SC1100LS-4- th Sellable Eemoval Sale. Deceased was a member of the First Ou.Vhln.. Whale Oil Sonp, Sulphur, Hop Cloth, D. Mrs. Fiester, L. 8alem's old time Kiln Cloth, etc. Hop ire. Methodist church of this city. and Hprayeri. reliable milliner, will move her store M KDji The funeral services will be held at September 1st aud until then all trimthe church In Macleay Wednesday, at med hots, shapes, eta., will be soldofl J Infant, Connecting and Primary classa Don't full to gft the 11 o'clock, conducted by Rev. O. W ata sacrifice. every week day from 9 a. m. to 2I-QrauniH, and his remains will be In- benefit. 12 m. except Saturday. terred In the Macleay cemetery. Everyboey should remember that HISS 0. BALLOU, Principal Ai.ii In a liUNOH. The goods that IJrewster & White always sell the mott beglng Next the 17th of tJeptember, ITRAINING CLA8SES were delayed have all arrived at the feed for a dollar, at 01 Court street. for teacbeis' daily practice work from Tuition, free. Hoard, f.'0a wek. 20 3r. Now York Racket. They have marked nveCoun.m: ClaMlcul, holentlflc, LUtrary, 0 a. m. to 12 m. in Kindergarten. everything at very low prices to corresPuritan Maple syrup, guaranteed HuglUh aud l!nine. On Monday, Wednesday and FridiJ I.OKMiTOKY. pond to the hard times. You will miss pure, the best ou tho coast. Furrell & The IJoardlne Hull for youne ladles aud the from 2 to 4 p. m. Classes meet or ISonrdtui,' Hall for young gentlemen will be study of Froebel system. bargains If you don't Inspect their Co. Mrs. P. 8. under tlie nf Mm. Munn h iHdy of refineincnt und large eiperieuce. Knight, Principal. tl&w stock. Capital Printing Co., Job Printers, 329 Com. For culslof utu addreas .1. .1. wa rrnw MOTHER'S CLASS. A GHANUji The temperature may Heoy. ltciens. Meets Friday from 2 to 4 p. m. with Sweet Clover Honey syrup, guaranbe 05, but call at 8. L. Jones und get a training class, conducted by Mn. glass of French Ice cream soda, aud teed the best table syrup. Tube uo KuJgbtand MlssBallou. 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