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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
Wisconsin

Mrs. Harriet L. Brown, an old resident of
Juneau, died at the age OF IS years
The death is announced of Mrs. John
Spain, of Portage at an advanced age
James Monaghan, q young man residing
at Kenosha, died of blood poisoning.
Peter Baumgarter, of Menasha was kick
cd by horse and severely injured.
Edwin Ferry, resident of Mondoyi for
the past thirty eight years, died at an adj
vanced age.
Fire destroyed the residence of Mas Caro-
line Bowers, at Kaukauna. The loss will
reach $500.
William scherck, Of Oshkosh. was pro-
badly fatally injured in a runaway accident
at that place. He is in a critical condition.
Tie residence Of Mrs. Mary Hal. at JET
ierson, was:.destroyed by fire. Loss $500.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
otter Tail County

3 Fergus Falls, Mimi, Special, Nov. Dot
q small plurality. Tie county will give Nell
son 500 plurality, while Feis for congress
Will have 800 plurality. Clough will lead
state ticket is up with Clough. The total
vote is less than was expected, and will be
about as follows: Nelson ZOO, Donnelly
4, 400 Lawler ]. 200, De;in 400. VanleEburgh
and CAVITY will get about the same vote.
The Peoples party elects the country ticket
entire. The legislative ticket is in doabt.
pubiicans are buts2OO behind, and it is be-
lieyed that there are Irregularities which
will when corrected elect two OF them
Last year the Peoples party had 2, O0O ma
jority on the legislative ticket.
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Redwood County.

Redwood Falls, Mimi, Special, Nov 1O.---
Returns are coming in slowly, but Redwood
county Will come out with a handsome Re
publican plurality Prof. NIcCleary received
a good vote and is undoubtedly elected to
congress. Q. B. Turrell came out with $50
ma! or1ty for representative. and present
IND point to- the election of the en-
tire COM ticket. : .!s 81
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The whole number Of votes east is 1874. Har-

The whole number Of votes east is 1874. Har-
rison y, Nelson Il.
Owatonna, Mimi, Special. Nov. TO- Fig
ures on the state and national ticket not
yet obtained, but are about even on nation
al Tawney has thirteen plurality. Lawler
Martin treasurer. Barnard sheriff, Sloan reg
lister of deeds, Chadwick judge OF probate
Sawyer county attorney, Mitchell county
surveyor and Adair coroner The Democrats
elect Virtue representative, Leick auditor
and Williams county superintendent OF
schools. -2
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cobson {Rep. 45s, Bentley tRep) 44s, c1ag-:

PfpestOne County.
Pipestone, Mimi, Special, Nov. 1O.--Har-
rison 462, Cleveland lob, Bidwen q. En-
sion 800, LAWYER go, Nelson 412, Donnelly
262, Hammond 100, McLeary 500, Long 1872,
Branson %. McLeary's gain ain in the county
is 200 over Lind vote of 1850. The county
ticket elected as follows: Auditor, G. Cum
nlngham, Peoples; G. H. Gnrley, Republi-
can, city marshal; sheriff, Ed Sheppard. For
county superintendent and register 1t viii
take the official vote TO decide, but the PeO-
pies party candidate is probably elected.
yellow Medicine County.
Granite Falls, Special, Nov. 1es-The re-
turns received from twenty one precincts in
Yellow Medicine county estimateof whole
county gives Republican electors S3I votes.
straight Democratic electors 1926. straight
Populist electors $40, fusion electors 613,
Nelson $40, Lawler 296, Donneily 44l Dean
162. For congress, McCIeary 1856, Long 100,
Hammond 259. This county gives Ole Len
de, Republican. a majority for representa-
tive. OF the county officers Republicans
elect all but attorney and register of deeds,
Two precincts to be heard from.
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Lincoln County.

Tyler, Mimi, Special, Nov. 10.---Count of
nope township just completed this morn
ing: Harrison AZ, Cleveland 80, Weaver 50.
6 u IA, Nelson a, Lawler SO, Donnelly
Il, Dean II; for congress-, McLeary so.
hammond SO, Bronson 10; representative
L Y lI lRep) a, Tyler Rep. ISL, Wilson and
GIBBS (Dem.) 81 and 70. >NN->
Lake Benton, Mimi, Special Nov. To-
Iartial returns from four precincts give
the tn Republican electors 131 Democratic
a63; Donnelly 70, Lawler 90, Dean 80, Mel
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
Iowa.

a# Iowa. ...-..
q. S. Bailey, a former resident of James
vile, Wis. died at his home in Clinton La.
Maj. E. S. Bailey, prominent banker of
Clinton, Ia, is dead.
Thos. James is on trial in the federal
court at Ft. Dodge for passing counterfeit
coins. show ticket seller, named. Chief
Billy, is the complainant.
y H. A. Andrews cashed 30forged checks
in Davenport, after which he disappeared.
None of the checks were for more than $50
He got away with about 81, Oo0
While playing football in school yard,
at Grundy Center, recently, Lloyd Scoyille
met with an accident which may result
fatally. He fell in front Of some boys and
was severely kicked.
The trouble in the national guard circles
continues to spread. The governor has
revoked the laststwo orders o + the adjutant
general and split among the oficersls i'm
minent.
Mrs. b. A. Mckay died while. sitting in
her chair; at Missouri Valley. Shehad been
talking and stopped in the middle of a sem
tence. Her death was caused by heart dis
ease.
Ed Speare, ofWaterloo, an Illinois Cen
trail brakeman, lost a leg at Biairstown.
He was walking on the track in mont of the
cars, while atsworki in the yards and caught
his toe on tie and fell across the, track, the
trucks of an empty Car passing over his leg
near the body, making amputahiOn neces-
sary.
A musician named Weller who was at
Dubuque with Gilmore's band remained
behind to sober mp from the effects
of big drunk. he attempted bO butt out
his brains against the walls of room in
the Paris Hotel and went out and laid in the
gutter. He was picked up and carried into
a roona where lie died.
A two year-old child named William
Henry Harrison living about a mile and a
half north OF Eldora. while playing about
the house. got hold of bottle containing
lead poison and innoeentiy drank all there
was Of the poison. The child died in i'm
tense agony III short tinae. The father is a
distant relative OF President Harrison.
A middle-a ed man named j. H. Murphy
was found dead in his room at Des MoineS
the other night, the woman who attended
his apartment had entered his room
twice during the day and found him ap-
parenily asleep but on the third entrance
she attempted to awaken him and found
that he was dead. He was general agent
I ola firm with headquarters in this CITY, his
vile living in Nebraska.
Thos. Lynch and son,in-laH, Ias. Engle
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were called before a vigilance COMMITTEES AZ
Ida Grove and ordered to return to Chas.
Councilman $4O0 which they had swindled
out of him by patent rights and 500 bonus
in addition. Councilman had sold all his
possessions to pay the 500 and when he
found out the patent right was useless went
crazy. He is so violent he has to be
watched. The men would have been lynch
ed had they refused to refund the money.
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NIeeker County.
sfbIex Counh.

Henderson, Min, Special, Nov. 10.-jThe
returns are not all in, but the Democratic
congressman has majority. The Democrat
ic leprest NATIVE tlsso has good majority.
Cleveland and Lawler carry the county.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
Jackson County.

Jackson. Mimi, Special Nov 1O.--.Des
A1oines township, Cleveland 40 Harrison
So, Weaver so, Bidwell 4, Lawler 40, Nelson
80, Donnelly Is, Dean q
Heron Lake, Mimi, Special, Nov 10.---In
this precinct NsCleary (Rep.) received 139
votes for congress and Hammond Den.l 81.
Jackson, Mimi, Special, Nov. 19.--In
fifteen precincts Nelson received III votes
Lawler Gil, Hammond GOO, McCleary 725,
Meyckel (fusion) TO. Paulson Rep.) TO.
Donneily received less than 100 votes in the
county. IS 81 re
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ROCk County.

LuVerne, Mimi, Special, Nov. 10.--TWelve
precincts give Republican electors 81,
Democratic $40, fusion 337 Donnelty 81,
LaWler F262, Dean GO, Nelson #7es. conpress'
Democratic 81, Republican $50. Populist
2oo. The Republicans elected the entire
county ticket except superintendent of
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Rice County,

Faribault, Mimi, Special, Nov. lore
turns from Rice county give majorities as
follows: Harrison 49,, Nelson 400, Heat
wole 400. The Republicans elect three rep
resentatiyes and the entire county ticket,
with the exception Of clerk of the court and
county attorney. -Four precincts have not
been heard from, which, however, will not
change the above figures.
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Poue County.

d Glenwood, Mimi, Special, Nov. a.---Glen-
wood village gives Harrison 129, Cleveland
Is, Weaver 16. fusion electors 81.
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Murray County.

Slayton, Mimi, Special, Nov. 10.---Ten
Hammond 324 Long 25i. Fourteen town.
ships give the following vote for representa-.
tlFes: Gildea G52. Maxwell $50. Holman
6l9, Lockwood :421, Shell 3SS, gMcGilYary
500. Slayton gives Nelson 1O1: Lawler G9,
Donnely is. Dean 10. Harrison ITO.
Currie,. Mimi, Special, Nov. 1O---The town
ship Of Shetek gives Harrison 20 majority,
LaWler 10 majority. 81 S
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lie sueur County.

LIE Sueur, Mimi, Special, Nov. 1O.---Total
vote for town, 400. Harrison 2o1, Weaver
8, Nelson 156, Donnelly g. Cleveland 139,
Bidwell SO, Lawler 15G, Dean 43; represen-
tatiyes Lloyd Rep.) 212, Krenik Rep.)
154, Sails Dem.) 1874, Wacek Oem.) lit.
congressman, Heatwole 1913, Hall IA.
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NOrnnn County.

Ada, Mimi, Special, Nov. 9.-Ada gives
Nelson 100, LaWler 80, Donnelly q, Dean u.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

. Young America MINI, Speciad, Nov; 1Os-5
Returns from Young America town W.. H 5aI
Peoples 10, Prohibition, to .; governor,
Nelson &c, Lawler 178, Donnelly 10, Dean
Z. Balance of state ticket abont same.
Judges, fusion 49, Republican, 40; gresssss
berg 50, Boyle 16S.
Rice County.
Faribault, Mimi, Special, Nov. l0.-Re-
turns from Rice county give majorities as
follows Harrison $50, Nelson 400, Heat.
wole 400. The Republicans elect three rep
resentatives and the entire county ticket,
with the exception of clerk OF the. court and.
county attorney. -Four precincts have not
been heard from, which, however, will not
change the above figures
LIE sueur County.
LIE Sueur. Mimi, Special, Nov. 1O.-Iotal
vote for town, 400 Harrison 2O1, Weaver
8, Nelson 1856, Donnelly 6, Cleveland 139,
Bidwell sc, Lawler 15G, Dean 43; represen-
tatives: Lloyd Repp w. Kr glI R 117
congressman, Heatwole 1913, Hall IA.
Renyille County.
Bird Islaud, Min, Special, Nov. 10.-Har-
rison IS, Cleveland straight $50, fusion
electors 40. Weaver 10, Nelson 50, Lawler
159, Donnelly %. Brookfied: Harrison 16,
Cleveland 3, Weaver So; state ticket the
same Kngman: Harrison II, Cleveland
16, Weaver Is; state ticket the same.
Dakota County.
]. Hastings Mimi, Special, Nov 1o.IHa ast
ings gives Harrison 367, Cleveland 567,
271, Lawler 80, Donnelly Isl, Dean "a.
Aside from Hastings the returns from nine
precincts in Dakota county give harrison
253, Cleveland 643, Weaver 81, BldWell , lO4.
There are seventeen more precincts to hear
from. Aside from Hastings the vote on
governor from twelve precincts give Mel 3!
son 225, Lawler 314, Donnelly 1873, Dean 81,
with fifteen precincts to hear from. Vote
on member Of congress-Hastings: Heat
wole 422, Hall 31S, Borchert 14,W. B. Reed
3S. Aside from Hastings the vote OF eleven
ebert %, w. B. Reed II, with sixteen pre-
cincts to hear from.
Scott County.
shakopee, Mimi, Special, Nov. 10-Com-
plete returns from seventeen of the nine
teen precincts In Scott county give Cleve-
1,4s2, Nelson 4s9, Donneliy 1o5 Dean So:
congress- Hail 1,515, Heatwole 571, Borch-
ert 46, Reed 81. The two precincts to hear
from cast $50 votes. Probable plurality for
Cleveland 1850, fusion LOO, Hall ], $50,
Lawler 1900. F. j. Leonard Democrat, Is
elected representative.
Meeker County.
Litchfield, Mimi, Special, Nov. 10.-Esti-
mates give Harrison electors a plurality of
300, Nelson 100 and HeatwoIe 200 Re-
publicans elect Doroner RepD to the leg
islature: Bigelow auditor; Holm. register
of deeds Marsh, county attorney; Col.
Bissell, coroner; Taylor, county surveyor.
Democrats elect Maher, sheriff; Dart, coun-
ty treasurer; Forder, judge of probate;
Winnings Dem. and Peop9 county super
intendent.
sibIey County.
Henderson, Min, Special, Nov. 10.-jThe
returns are not all in, but the Democratic
Congressman has a majority. The Democrat
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Chippewa county.

Milan, Mimi, Special, Nov. 1O.--With few
exceptions the Republican ticket is victo-
rious. Nelson leads by a large plurality.
This is a popnlist stronghold
Monticello, Mimi, Special Nov O.-Ten
precincts give Harrison 463 Cleveland 32a
Weaver 100; Nelson 513. Lawler 327, DON.
Lelly 1893: McCleary 513, Hammond 3S1.
For the legislature, Young Rep.) 40, Ja-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
Watonwnn County.

Madelia, Mimi, Special, Nov. 1o..--The
count on the electoral and state ticket was
completed at 11:50 a. M, Republicans get
ting 1919, Democrats 80, Prohibitionist 81.
Paeople,s 8, blank 10; for governor, Nelson
dsI, LAWYER 96, Dean 81, DonnelIy s:
amendment No I, yes IS, no 10: amend,
u no; 2, yes g, no 20. The county tick
ct ct IS only tyo-thirds counted So far Nc
st. James, Mimi. Snecial Nov IN vi.
in St; james: Donnely i3 LAWYER ~ 81
Dean Dean IL, Nelson 203; Nelson ., Ciough Isl:
Canty II, Vanderburgh l39. LOT 20
st. james township: Donne11v 10
LEI 9S, Dean 49, Nelson 2O3: Nelson 8
tClough lS4; CAVITY II. Vanderburgh 100
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SECOND DISTRICT.
COttOnwnnd Cnunfr

-,1ONtUNSVUUUC UUHIy.
Window, Mimi, Special, Nov Hottie
county is all heard from but three pre-
cincts Harrison $50. Cleveland 152, Weaver
2ee, fusion 90, Bidwel IS, Nelson 547, Don
nelly 394. Dean 81. McCleary e34, Long 33ssss,
Hammond 1873. This county gives Paulson
lRep.) for the house 210 majority and the
three towns to hear from cannot materially
change the result. though probably they viii
raise that figure. The Republicans elect
every county officer - g,
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RenyilIe County.

Bird Islaud Min, Special, Nov. 1O.-Har-
rison IS, Cleveland straight $50, fusion
electors 14O Weaver 10, Nelson 90, Lawler
159, Donnelly 49, Brookfeld Harrison 49,,
Cleveland 3, Weaver 80; state ticket the
same Kingman: Harrison u, Cleveland
16, Weaver Is; state ticket the same
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
THIRD DISTRICT.
Carver County.

s - -CnrveT COuHty.S
Young America MIMI, Speciad,s Nov; 1Ot--5
Returns from Young America town: Har-
rison 65, Cleveland 172, fusion electors 161,
Peoples 10, Prohibition, i to 9; governor,
Nelson GO, Lawler 178, Donneiiy ~, Dean
Judges. fusion 1876, Republican 40; congressS
Heatwole 50. Hall $50; legislature; Muehl-
berg SO, Boyle 16S.
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WabnsIla County.

Wabasha, Minn., Special, Nov. 1o.-Reports
on head of ticket very meaSer. The proba-
bilities are that Lawler and Harries will
carry the county by. about 29Q majority.
Democrats elect OLaughlin auditor. McGov-
ern county attorney, Heating superintend-
ent OF schools, AelmerSlii t,, sheriff 4 The ~
Cook register of deeds, Guerre treasurer
French, Democrat, and Greer, Republican,
are. elected to the legislature.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

Springfield, Mimi, Special, Nov. 1o.--Dem
oerats carry Springfield by majority of
seventeen votes. The vote on the state tick
ct Is as follows; Dennelly II, Lawler ~.
Dean =, Nelson 60. National ticket: Harri-
son TO, Cleveland 81, Weaver Al.
sleepy BYE, Mimi, Special, Nov. lO---This
1 Illage gives McCleary, Republican candi-
uale Tor congress. and all county candidates
gg,A exec the Judge of probate and attorney
1ag majorities ranging from to
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

Steele County.
Blooming Prairie, Mimi, Nov. To-
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16
Houston County.

La Crescent, Mimi, Special, Nov 1O.-The
vote was us follows: Presidential, Harri-
son 50, cleveland 63, Prohibition 2, Fusion,
Harries, II, Hard ), Verrnillya 20; for gov,
ernor, Nelson 30, LaWler 81, Donnelly 80,
Dean 4.
Cleveland ii Harrison 1o7 weaver AZ Hi.
well 8, Nelson 1OS, Lawler 49, Donnelly 3,
Dean 5, Tawney los, Harries 43, Vermillia
3, Hohl los, Busee "a, Weom g
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Martin County.

Fa1rlnont, AI1nn., Special, Nov 1O.-14
precincts, including Fairmont and Sher-
Durn, give Harrison 9O7, Cleveland $50, fu-
sion 442, Prohibition sc, Weaver So. Nelson
83S, Lawler 40, Donnelly 1O3, Dean 50.
Congress, McCleary 1,OO1, Hammond sec,
Long SO, Bronson LOT. Hopkins, Republican,
over Cooley, Democrat. Other towns vet
to hear from will not materially effect the
result in the county. The Republicans elect
bate. . :. : :
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Faribault Cn,1,tx

F. NODleS County.
y, Worthlngton, Mimi, Special, Nov. loire
Turns are coming in very slowly. This
county stands as follows, with one district
to hear from: Knute Nelson 1877, Donnellv
$40, Lawler $50. The full returns will he
polled q large vote =
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-11-16

st. Peter, Mimi, Special, Nov. 1O.--Re-
turns received from all precincts in Nicollet
county. Estimates Of whole county gives
the Republican electors LOGS; straight Demo
cratic electors, 971; straight Populist cleo
,o22; Lawler 1,Oo1, Donnelly 100, Dean So:
for congress, McCleary 1,GSO, Hammond
800, Long 144: This county gives DiepoIder.
tive to legislature. Of the county officers
the republicans elect all but recorder, sur
Feyor and two commissioners, which were
elected by the Democrats - 49,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-27
SOAP AND BOX FACTORY.
Salem Will Get Two New Industries
Board of Trade,

Mr.. Joseph Kuerton, the soap
manufacturer who wishes to locate
in the capital city was in town Sat-
urday, and now says he will come
here. He spent the day i'm company
with J.C. Booth, of the board of trade
committee looking about for a suit
able location, and he is more than
pleased with the outlook. A piece of
property has been agreed upon and
the matter will be settled it a special
meeting of the board of trade next
Friday evening at the Hotel VIII
lamette at an expense 1880 this city
will be able to secure SIC, 600 plant
and insure work for many people.
Mr.. Kuerton represents a firm of
three men who are practical bust
ness men, and represent the neces-
sary capital. He says they will also
start a box factory to supply not on.
ly their own needs, but such other
business AS may arise. 1t is'hoped a
good attendance will be had at the
Friday night meeting, and that this
matter will be satisfactorily closed,
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-27
THEY Will ELBCTkIFY!
The Old Horse Car Line will be
Transformed at Once.
A new COMPANY ORGANIZED.
Men with Abundant Means viii
Push it Through.

Messrs. Parkhurst, Derby, and
Cottle returned from business trip
the latter part of last week, and
since that time have reorganized
the old street railway company,
which is now called the Salem
Motor Railroad company. They
will at once proceed with their as
sociates to elebtrify all parts of
their present line which are in the
city. The official notice of their Or
ganization will be found elsewhere,
as also the advertisements for ma
terial. The new line will be the
present width, which is the same as
all Portland roads but one(and that
is being reduced to the same grange)
The work of rebuilding will be COM
menced within ten days, and the
projectors claim that the new
road will be thoroughly equipped in
first class shape. They are already
considering extensions in different
directions, and will no doubt build
wherever a practicable route is
open. This is good news for
Salem for it will give work
to many men, and cause the expen-
diture of much money in our city.
This is what the people want, and 1t
is only a matter of short time when
it will prove paying investment.
Other developments are promised in
the near future.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-27
The Celebration Goes,

The committee of arrangements Is
has secured the services of Mayor
darcy to act as president of the
day; Rev. j. l.. Parrish as chaplain
and Miss Jennie Booth as reader.
For the Fourth of July indust rial
parade there will be three judges
appointed, unknown to cash other.
The premiums will be awarded In
favor of those having the highest
number of points, on originality,
best sustained representation of
business, promptness to form in the
procession.
Time has been extended on rail-
road tickets, as per following letter
from the S. p. railroad.
We will extend time of 4th ofJuly
excursion tickets, to Salem from all
points between Portland and Albany
to be sold as late as the morning OF
the 9th, and to be good for return
until and including the 7th.
r. KoEHLER.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1892-06-27
LOCAL ANB PERSONAL.

P. H. Eatson is in Portland on
business.
r. T. Humphreys went to Oregon
City today.
B. Fay Mills will be in San Fran
cisco from July 2S to Aug. 81 1892.
p. John Brown was fined fifteen
dollars, at Portland for selling liquor
to Indians.
Mrs. j. E. Adcox, the wife of
Lebanon's jeweler is visiting for
few days at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Weeks, South Salem.
Mrs. John Savage, ,Sr. left today for
visit with friends and relatives or
the sound.
J.H Elgin left today for trip to
Kansas City and st. Louis. He will
also visit Memphis, Tenn, if it does
not prove too hot.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral invariably
relieves, and, if taken in time, often
cures consumption. Sold by all
druggists. Price 81.
The old Holm blacksmith shop is
being moved out to the Savage cor
neron Front and State streets, and it
will be occupied by f. r. Allen.
He will be ready for business in a
few days.
T. McF. Patton and family are
spending the day at Mehama.
Pongee silks with lace to match is
the latest thing in summer wear.
A full line at the Palace.
Miss Rebecca Dunn is visiting at
her home in Oregon City.
Wonderful cures by Ayers Sarsa-
parilla in every part of the land.
Write for names.
If you want team of any kind,
see Ryan d Co. 5-10-tf
Oxford ties, the very latest styles
at r.. j. Flemings.
Overgaiters 81 00,S1.25 and 81 so at
r. G. Flemings.
Plenty of Chinook salmon, the
finest in the world, dried venison,
and choice poultry at Dawson &
Whites.
All new goods at the Palace.
For the land sake, look at all
those beautiful ties and galluses in
Jackson's window at 25c, 81
Boys heavy ribbed bicycle hose for
25 cents the best for the money ever
offered. T.. f. Osborn's Racket Store.
No old or shop worn goods at the
Palace, but everything new and
fresh.
n. J. Damon of the Blue Front,
while stepping from his bicyle Sat
urday evening, had the misfortune
to wrench his ankle quite badly.
w. A. Zuill who has been the
proprietor of a lunch counter on
State street, sold out lately and
started for his old home in Dakota
today.
+. ID. Woodward, the real estate
man, went to Portland this after
noon.
DIR. Rowland, superintendent of
the insane asylum, went to Albany
today.
Genuine Mexican grass ham
mocks from 81 TO $l.50. See them
before you buy, at E. f. Osburn's,
Rocket store.
j. r.. Krausse and wife, Of Eugene,
are visiting SALEM relatives.