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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
CASH QUOTATIONS. TO-DAY.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New Nork meuh y 10. $50
cnrTnx Tho coftnt market al Ncw-NOrk today
on,n,d i'm a very unusual manner Win On adN an oi
ANYWHERE from - points, The general ~ % M
- ,o,nts higher September showed an adNancr OH th'
- l"'nS' ,,,i,tI ,,,fuo 10 A mistake made bN .
blos,r who had been absent from the narAri o., Nara
lion and on looking 10 board for the W '\o"~ dN
rir. of Scpt,ml, contracts rat the picc Sd HlHlr'l
~ < f. a. il vas II, bid so ad the cotton was
o,,,. I'D IN him win the next talc Al 80. This
isl-c start gave the whole market an ulis tt'i ir's
.sn NUN , " and hv tI" tine January contracts
anoNc W. nrnn,iii, um,ayofail character IL
ouiv are the condition. had IN rcNas, h't also IT, NVi
Carolina, south Carolina Alabai nu o'G Gar I n''
ter,alV changed Two werk- ihcN W'I' 'anHhs
oyrr to FuIoc c.mat- OF 800 900 bale to - Ish a,
In know Of SOM cables today by TIiiir- ''
would b. called conservative plnlns W. hvu. a nO
ton. Imlnovc the crop NAV gt ab0'" oopp'o BALE
The movement - running gh lOdaN esmit IT,, p's ~ ="
fnr cotton cos.d II a net decline of 20 POINTS. barely
steady The advance Of IGr the pr"' Of rpo' cotton
az MIN have bccn at decline Of .iGr compr,d with
" stetdav', prices The feeling al thr clos Of I hahs
today is very un'Gitga AG'G iio t 'h I to- h"d
his cotton owing 10 The fact that dnrn. thr non'N X
planter Therefore ob.,d TO sq9.'/r nlo"s e a %
out less IN debt than usual and with athc innalrn ", -
what hs cotbn !, worth ihs rs'u ",' ",,Iu,
measure for the small movement ,ut ~ ,lnction n,
conviction here that the "nort' 81 car P"""' "
entitled to mere credit thm at hist allowed. ,
the prolonpei agony Washington oyer u" rrlr o We
sherman law l. havine the effect OF rrrauns m 900
worth Of goods for - 500 coo f. not calculated 10
the depressed feeling in commrIcnl 'fslr- ,n,,
ordinary circumstances the cog accounts hs 'rr conn"
to hand through official channels would ttiir I'm
speculation aud advancing market NJ the ,l,'' un"
the course Of prices which have IA od I" MAINTAIN N
seye, during the last under succession o -
ports we'll calculated 20 ad,aure the marie, >, y, IT,,
Of this uneasy feeling. Opening range anu '",' I"
and ,io.ng lds the %. vioua nsht and n-' V"r i'p"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

London. Sept. IL. y. m.-Canadian Pacific. IA;
njinois central 9sL: Mexican ordinary, 1864. Mexi-
san Central now per cent bonds. 5ih Money IL
Der cent Bar silver is quoted at said per ounce.
Paris ndvces quote per cent rentes at " francs
N confines * coupon, for the account
& D. ri-paris adyices quote per cent rentes at
francs 2ela centimes for the account.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

rt.,,rool SDpt 49, - y. i""f Holders "frr
sraringy. .yira India moss stcaiy nj as 81. pilln
IL TN. sunni, g. large, short cut. about ~ I"
IL NJ .,sv ~ a.. td i,acon- Holders on'r sI1rlny
,h,,, rih obnut ~ No. nrr at jis GI. shoulders.
,in,t - 10 u H., st-i3y at ;as 81 Cheese Holder
onor sparnrlv. American finest white hfin al i'S
81. ln ,ulnr,-l firm ~ 81. Ta"w- Holders "'"f
freely spirits Of turprntin" "nd r"7in 'ioii"rH
n0nr moderately. lard Spot Holders "il'r mr"I
,t.l,.- fufures holders not oUrrnG; PRIME "i'-
crn spot steady at Us 81. Wheat ana ho'lI iiolhrtS
ff.r moderately corn Spot-Iloldcrs oHcr freely
f't,,rrs holders offer moderately. mixed 'slrrn
.,,oi steady ~ - 2a,d. September dull at - go
Grtol,.r du at * I'D. November dull AT - ]ri''
Jou4 nj Iondon-Pacihc Coast-lIoderS are not
after
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

Refined netroleum was unchanged at 5l5 cents a
Gallon i'm barrels 26j cents in bulk, and $50 cents
In cases in New-York. and $40 cents in barrels ana
D eo cents in bulk in Philadelphia. Washington
crude was advanced Is points to 90 cents IN par
rels and 9 so cents in bulk. Naphthd was ui-
changed at $50 cents a gallon. go, .
Foreign quotations were unchanged at ia francs
per 100 kos in Antwerp. AGO marks per % klos III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
REAL ESTATE.
BUSINESS AT THE EXCHANGES.
RECORDED MORTGAGES

uer,er Peter. and wife 10 Louise Dessert.
rorner RIyngton and Ludlow-.ti, instruments.
Jenkins, Tnos :. ct al 70 Judson Todd
'ifstb q, Q OF 3d-aye, l year -.............
~ ,.,o Eeiix and wife TO Bradley & Currier Co,
"".Pp' iO6th'st. e Of Columbu,aye. ! year..:..
Levin, Marks, TO Chris Heinrich NO I'D Forsyth
-, < :.
ueIi,y Emilia to Augustinus Trabert, ;, ID
ave, Of IN years ,r,o, ,,dysc.st
Price Ellen, 70 Ihos r. morn op''" $50
Roth Nv. et al TO Jacob Cohen, corner Rage
.ud Delancey SITS, years--..-.--.. -,
60 90 same = = BroOme-st, oil Rdge-st.
p,rn las IL al 10 Helena Acker. guardian,
f'oM'" .s,b Il AZ of Wad-wOrtll-aNe, years.---.
samuel. Lewis ). 10 Edw \ Rollins, g > wooster
t., Of B,eoms.s' ! N Eeair Obey. Arthur
80 N az Gre,cent-tNe, year, -
yctnr, los L. to I'annle NJ Cpdke. No % Fast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

po,.rst. n :. lot % partition map John lr ,3
ct al. 23Mo. IATIMio"f N''''' sS7 "a
suiisaSst Nos III and i2S = ey oyo and ~ aS Sl
,hnr executor etc Charles II meyer 10 =,
Emanuel and Wolf Alexander -;;,,;,Jh ., ~
.or."th.st No 1893; Christopher hcHfch VI ,
MARKS Levin ST,
same property Marks Levin ana VIE 10 sc''c' 10 Al
parn
1otb.st No 81 West; Charles l. KAtfmanh "
milan & WillOughl v.
,o,D =, lOj &c W OF LeXingtonaNe. 2OAJ+p'
Martha NJ Read to Garrst, Nal ,,,os o Mary
soh.t 80 y r Of II YtG1fs 'N''D ' 100
-oa - No 33O East: Dillon Wluou9hoS anu
"-'.iSo IN Charles l. RitLmaln -
oas.st Nos i75 and III Fast sane 70 s,n,ne,
Soonon and wife and others to l3aer Sa1m ni
ootht 300 # Of sd Frank Sos'g Ed@Sti 5000
-lOith-st; no g East Fannie N oprNo 20 50
/. -
80 .5O H. OF Boulevard or fuDuc
Drive 25N9o.i1; Thomas J HAYDEN ana WIG am
70 patrick VI and John Dorgan "'V
,,o,h !, 70 OF West: Dillon WilloughDy ana
wife TO Charles l. RitzmarIi. ''''''''''''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

STEARGNE-The market i quiet h''' ""'"""' ~
fNILOW-Market quiet and steady. ouot'n 80
PKONISINS>-iIOg products were aei'h enl ~ The
failr way. Tho masLct West wa, nf W. oo-'ng el,y
Local cash market. were strong WIN on'tRs gen riN
Kit PORK f. rri Salc~. 100 bh~. Quoted
Mes f11dsi7 30 family sisala nnd Siofi cgi, ~ so
asi9 30 ......... BEI.F-Mafkct dnl' uun,iioh ave
Family siIdsi3 ness IS 5oaso packet % 5oasl0 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

hogs sold az 50 Is per 100 IN, ana the n'afhc' ""'
steady. -, a ,ro.. II State hogs 162 N aver
age at 90 IS per lOo H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

Liverpool cable. y. m.Spot cotton molc ate den"na
prices advanced. Sacs. 10000 bales; -l,'uIi'i ~
export 100 bales; Amcncan, 100 bales ie'"ilt'
1900 bales: American, 2.OOO btle~; OfdinaiN - ."d
ordinary. 7-lG low midiIine, sc mlldims' li-lo
good nddling, 1916; midding fan > llj. f"t ~
opened steady demand air. Di0bi ndN inr", c "a far
as advance 2-G4GJ.Gi Nrlfrmlfi, I'll u ~ .
Septembe % ctober 410di4l. October NoArnbr iiu"
an November December. 441aiA2; brrrmb 'l.J1nn'4'
A4Il: Janua ebruary iiJ>; February Mtrl, ff'bi
March-Aprll 4.i9Gf.jOi ApIl MAY, 49,
COFFEE-The c0ic. market New-NOIk has
fairly active. on demand from lie
S,,rt. which al the riosc Of bu~ines. toda, .
yov1 many disposed To believe j. Of an I'D f.r
time being. fhe market this morng opened -eaiy
from unchanged prices Ia a decline OF 10 points. 3d
,snccd to IL points months, reacted lai nnirr
realizing, ana closed at from unchang" 10 decline &"
points. The foreign rather h"lpd the nark"c
here. Of ,d't franc London
AM adj 3dGd months. and lIanhur- an al
OF 4di2 pig. most months. We h"'" mat In
steamship La EOiu clears from liaNr VAIN 50 q
Prazn coffee for thi, port. 1t l. said that about
OF con Pee have been -hipi fui tli- country
ana wll before October !. tine for SeIirnD"
and October contract. The further dccl'h@r ~ tlr
visible supply u coffee has been Important f"roi n
Leading There adNic'- from
IrUi today. there was no afternoon cable from IInNr'
owing o "A half holiday IN that market
lie ciu-,d steady. generally 10 point
lower though February 10 points hehri. The 10TH
-pfss we're lpgs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
New-York Sept. &c. 1899
The crude petroleum situation is without the
DEVELOPMENT of new feature and the most interest
ing phase of the refined trade is the STEADY eN-
mansion Of the outward movement. The total eX-
ports of crude refined etc. from the Atlantic
norts from January 1 to date amounted to 5'O6ls-
600 gallons an Increase of 15O.OOOOco gallons over
the corresponding period of lS'2 IN sP'',
of this large demand. prices TOT re"he"
here and abroad only hold hrm' Inc Po
sition Of the field is favorable to pro-
d,cars The production of the SistervilIe
district anpears TO have reached its maximum
and now rules at about 1900 to lSOo barrciS d
Operators are confident that the territory may be
extended along the Ohio River to the south x, p1l
SSers s sGsn o. tn will be- reme and
m l,oS stationary at about 1850 barrels daily
There seemingly is no spot threaIenils as Of me-,
stocks is steadily downward The complete PIP, pipII
line reports for August showed decreass III II'"
decline of $4,000 barrels in National Transit Ger
tihcates In July the decrease IN net stosH sc 900
barrels slight gain was shown IN f the 90 'T'a
receipts last month and the devere e runs o Was
barrels THE fO fST se 'n as hTee
g H:s: ssi,..... sssss5 isss
1xcess l35 S5.O23 SSasO
Daily evs receiPts;..-'' 1890 lO7,O42 10i. 1872
Nc
-, "a os- ooOl9 Is 906
Av excess oeNS-'-'1 al Oh Ia q4667g 1l.419 0J0
Net stocks q. 600 55sOOOO 5.33s. 600
The partial pipeline returns for the mrs, .wo
weeks in September indicate that another heaVy
reduction in net stocks Will occur TINS moh'h-
.hout an o0o barrels as a conservative estimate.
The 6e1Ires from September 10 IA charters 10 the
ibth) Inclusive, are as annexed: ros
. 900 E% % os Des ld Rs1E ifoissso
a o.n. nor day 49, 66 4O5 1881 1l,is2 o9'o'
The crude certificate speculation remains du,, oua
prices are strong and there is no reason 10 suPpvo
that the market will lose ground Statlsucs Ia.oi
the bulls and II the monetary SITUATION were IA a.
vorable there might be some revival Oh interest III
the market. a., .., doo,iros In
National Transit certificates AT the oso, ESQ.,, S
follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
.....-.... s.r. la-.rhe leaaLng futures ranged as

cash quotations were as follows: lou, 10
s,rinc wheat G2i.r. No red. 6s'tc; 40 e., >
lo. So . oats ~ H2b".c; 10 : rEe' io Tim,
I &, g., ms, pork. her hbl So 2Lslo - si ~
,in A.. Il -,U2S y: short ribs sides uoOss, g.
pr I ~" saltrd shoulders ,boXed). - 2onN 90
snort clear sies boxeo. 80 '5pMg wGSK,y cut
t,ilrrs finished goods. Per sal, " iai a5c on
ne Proluc Exchange today tne c crmrV ga
va IN, bnt lacking flavor. % -n2ic. Eggs Hri'
| al ilNltc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

Market clo.eI hai.lv ~"afv T'"s'rlal" ''d.'> .-~''
a, = II Tot.l ..lr~ Is zoe bale. New "'f '''
Gales today a1d last uieht F'r c"n-nnu', ~ '''
,o.l ,oO Inl.. .nf u.lr<cf .t"idv. u'df llr. -
which f. 1-lG advance ~ comnaf"i WIN 'c'
Quotations ar ha..d on American STANDARD ~ ia s'''
ton and ON cotton store lnnnin2 in "ai' 'l In''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

CINCINNATI sept 10 Flour firm; COCO S sa a.
s,,rim, uatrn' s. NHti 10. fancy al - -" 81 ~
l '."l red ic com slow 50 white &C.. 80 ,5o d,
WHITE 49, 40 Yellow i5ss. G M2 % o''S" white
cars 20 MI bic. Kyc steady at soc for
So = mlle 4, M rG[k SLY Near Sicar family S.
ms. ~ - ti",dv. dried SIC steam leaf; We
,a 'eHs . o NE, Econ 9ho of'a clear sides :e
s,i.s l,nn Whiskey steady; sales oil =" DalIe'9 "'
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

New.York exports 1859 bales stock. 12S lls bale
Total net receipts TO-DAY, 9G2G bale: 'Npof- '!"h'
IriaIn 3I7 bales: Continent - bale total not
cclps since September l. Boss bales rNl"r> ElcIt
Britain q CO. bales France, G7O2 Tale continent
1G.41G bales.
The statistical position Of cotton. ruaie mp by this
mornings ''ChrJniclc." j. fellows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

,,t,,e,nols sept l6-The course or me "n.A.
.J, 'n,i., Strengthened bun sentiment because
nm. niy1ncr was secured ON DAY whtm mal'a ,i
w, ,a ,,lo..d M ~ a. after selling ny 10 49,
m lowest point VAS c>c The cl2Se ,la[ Win
-, MIN, and close the SANE. 1hi2c. tash Wh'dss
Was very nrm and oyer cent ab?'r u' d. or
,, Thor. v.r, - ears of No ] Northern d,
49, - oo ~, &c anl - AT 65i.c Receipts oil wheat
n.,. we're Y,{ bush
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18

.l az hf' fill d h' wv
h"f. fi bush
phuad.lrhia. Sept lG Flour-Mark"t' as usual on
e,t.irla, was uli,i nut the feeling as tv Nal"ts
,.r, .,rong ing to renewed upward trHdciN{ III
n,,t l,l. flour quiet ana steady h' Nv i'' 90
rel for choice Pennsylvania. Wheat opened NeIy
strong and advanced eu4,c. No req sep,
1lAa72c. October. "a i2'gc; NoNemp"t an.
december ~, u1-i.c. Ryr-\ew No f'hlSNl
,.,nin nominal at pc per bush. Corn-optlon mar
ls.f ruled strong. 40 . mixed september anu go"
h.r 90. fqf.c. November. uieH1nc Dtc"iip'l - ?"
p. O,ts Market ruled steady FOR hoth caI-lo'S
mi buttons 40 q white september. 3ilen 90, pSl 1
t,.r t.rg &C. November. 'iin3'"tc; Dec'inueI' 81
.,.,,,c Egrs Good demand and strong itin'syl-
.,nl, nt~ts $780, cheese fairly active alt SN"ls
N.W-York factory. |0lO',c. SuSar-keiih,u urn
ana in good demand; quotations unchanged C'ner
articles unchanged.
II Louis SEQ. Flour quiet and steady pa
tents ln,i s, 90. extra .ancN. s. ,'HN ~; la'N'
s. -0 e, f. Family. S29Z2 100 Wheat nrin ana hlshet
:, ptrmber closed G-iec. October oisc. NoNeinotr
u.s.. December nai- nblc. May, 'b'2c 'otl anout
saiao 49, yesterday. september closed zoe, oct"ner'
i.tc. December 3j's $40. year. &C; May to'2c
oats lower september Doc, October. -6'sc May pc
Purh Sew selling mt 81, on orders. 81 -oHAl ~.
Lard Prime - ,am. N.c. Dry salt meats-Stoul,
d,rs 1a,c: longs and c"tr rib. lo'scr Bacon-EoNsd
shoulders Ss,c. LONGS and clear ribs l~c. lllgh
wines steady at 81 T.. Wool market Missouri ana
Illinois. medium comhing. li@Hl6c; medium shorts.
l5i,c: light fine. l3Nl2ac: heavy, lWllc Kansas
ANA Nebraska Medium. lie coarse. l2Hl3c; lisht
fine ueii2c heavy. 9,tloc. Texas. Indian Territory
and Arkansas; medium, ljc; coarse, l5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-09-18
Real estate.

(55 Liberty St. \: Y. wv
Offices \. F. corner 18th ST & 9TH Av., Ny
20 Court St, Brooklyn
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07
Salem Improvement Co.

BLEW OUT THE GAS. - A rather
smuslDg incident occurred during the
visit Of the Oregonians 10 San Francisco
recently on the Oregon Pacific excur-
sion. One Of the excursionists said to
hail from Salem, engaged room at
one Of the hotels and In course Of time
proceeded to retire, but before getting
into bed he cautiously blew out the
gas. It leaked out the next day that
some one had blown out the gas the
evening before, and when the party
was discovered, there was no end to
Jokes and fun over the affair.--5tatee
msn. The very unsatisfactory thing
about this item IL the fact that nothing
u said about how the man happened 70
be in such . healthy condition the
next morning; well enough to be joked.
Were Il about any one but Salem
man II would sound fishy.-A Albany
DsmocrAt. The above 10 joke told on
young Salem banker, Jos. Albert.
But II won't wash. Joe. never Llows
out any gas, Of his own or anybody
elses. He isn't that kind. The story
would At some other members Of the
party better.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

How Mach Money ID Up - Meeting
Wednesday Evening, June
Seventh.

There IL 10 be q biz Independence
day meeting n Hotel Willamette this
evening st 9 o'clock.
Every business man and friend OF
salem's future prosperity should be
there and help make our fourth Of July
celebration rousing success.
The committe has rescbed the thou
sand dollar mark on subscriptions. IL
will go TO the two thousand point be-
fore they stop.
The city Of Salem should be officially
represented In this celebration, because
the business prosperity Of the city and
the success Of every worthy enterprise
10 the highest concern OF all.
The salem Commercial interests
should be represented on large scale.
There is not business Of any kind
here that IL will not pay to subscribe
literally and make demonstration on
that day. Turn out tonight.
The state government and the state
institutions should assist In observing
Independence day.
There will be immense crowds In the
city on the triple occasion Of the stats
tournament, the Celebration, the July
race meetings. Let the gates Of oul
city be thrown wide open. Pull thu
trottle OF enterprise clear out. 1t will
do us all good. Turn out to the meet
ing tonight and be prepared to double
your subscription.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07
DIVORCE,

INSANE STUDENT.--A State univer-
sity student has just been brought to
the asylum. The Eugene Guard 9th,
says. l.. e. Harrington, aged 26 yeare,
whose home is at The Dalles suddenly
became derapRed last evening. He has
been attending the university for the
last two or three yesrs and was an earn.
est student. The affiiction has been
growing ON him for about four weeks.
The attending physician states that II
came from over application to study
and temporary alteration of the men.
tai faculties which is probably durable
For three weeks past he received nc
medical attention, seeming to be better
but excessive sleeplessness again pro
duced this result.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

THE OLD SQUARE.--The beautiful
court house is nearly hidden by trees.
They should be trimmed up. A good
drinking fountain for horses should be
put In on one side at least. The
grounds should be graded. Cement
walks around the square and leading
up to the doors should be put down.
Com'r Frank Anderson is quite in ia
vor Of improving the grounds. Some
kind Of petition should be laid before
this term of county court.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

For YOUNG LADIES. = Miss Rose
Trumbell, the state lecturer for the
Young Ladies' w. G. II. u, is expected
10 speak In Salem on Sundy, the 18th
Of June. She is q very pleasant speak.
er, and will address the young people
especially. Come out and hear her all
Christian Endeavors. Time and place
will appear later. By order Of presi-
dent.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

REMENyI, THE ARTIsr.-1here has
never been In Sioux Falls such q pleas
Ing musIcal treat ~ the concert given
last evening by Remenyi under the
auspices Of the Y. M. G. A. His exc
cution on the violin last evening was
something that will be remembered by
those who had the opportunity of hear
ing him. He was encored twice at
each appearance, and he seemed to be
In excellent spirit and gave the audi
ence all the music they could hold.
His company 10 made up Of artists In
their several lines. The singing OF Miss
Methot and Mr.. Marshbank was very
plsaslngly rendered aud was encored
very heartily, 81 was also the plano
work Of Miss Sage.-Sioux Falls %. d.
Republican, JAM, 1893 At the Y. M.
q. A. Thursday evening.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07
THE FLOWER SHOW.
Salem the Bouquet City Of the North
west.


The third annual rose and flower
show will be held at the armory Friday
and Saturday of this week. We want
every reader of the DAILY and WEEK
LY JOURNAL to become a committee Of
one to make 1t a success.
Let us surpass our two grand rose
shows Of the past and give Salem the
name of the Flower Queen of the Will
lamette Valley.
1t can he done. All that is required
is enthusiasm. We have the climate,
the soil, and the flowers. We have the
women to cultivate and display them.
The Salem Horticultural society has
been working hard to make this sue
cess. But 1t should be the pride Of ev.
cry Salem woman to assist the exhibit.
Everyone interested in beautifying
our city and spreading Its fame abroad
should help make the display at the
armory as grand as possible.
Flowers advertise themselves. All
who have lighthouses should exhibit ev
cry bloom that can be moved. All who
sell plants should not fail to swell the
display. Let US give up the rest Of this
week to the flowers. Then our city
will bloom, our gardens will bloom, and
we will bloom as never before.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

NoTICE.-The annualAlbany district
camp meeting Of the Evangelical
church will be held at Waterloo, COM
mencIng on Tuesday, June 10th. All the
ministers Of the district are expected to
be present, and laymen generally are
cordially invited. All christians are in
vited to come and enjoy this meeting
In the grove with us. DIV
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

Salem produces one article that takes
the lead In all countries, and that Is
pride Of Oregon" -four made by the
Salem Touring mills. Every sack guar
anteed.
Strong's famous ice cream supplied
In all quantities, for family and party
use.
F. S.Dearborn has just opened q new
lot of Blank books, special ruled, Debit
and Credits, cash books, miniature sets
for Office work. 263 Commercial street.
What will Simmons Liver Regulator
do? Cure dyspepsia, biliousness, sick
headache and indigestion.
Rich golden Jersey milk is being sup.
piled by the dairy Of b. J. Sharpe.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

THE NORTHWEST CORNER - or
Court and Commercial streets, is where
J. A. Van Eaton, the populor grocer
dispenses the staples and luxuries Of life.
Go there and investigate once.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

SOME FLowERs.-Th pansies ought
to be represented at the Flower show
this week. They are at the height OF
perfection now. Next to the roses at
this season pausies are most popular
There ought also to be display OF
lilies and cacti. The wild flower dis
play will be very large.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

CAkpsr CLEArfso.- without re-
moving from the floor. All work guar
snteed. Ref Mrs. VIM. England, Eu.
gene Bfeymsu and many others Leave
orders st Fred Ieee's drug store. "Cbi-
csgo Csrpet Cleaner" e-5 81
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

ARM BRoKE.-A wagonload Of wood
was turned over yesterday at Morning
side aud two boys were thrown of, one
eight year old lad was quite badly
bruised. He was taken to his home in
North Salem on special car and IL do
Ing well today.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

THE CAPITAL.-You want to visit 1t
especially II you are hungry. II Is the
best lunch counter In Salem. In the
Sam Adolph block. Open day and
night.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

HARD TfaEs-Hsve no tefrors for j..
A. Van Eaton, the grocer. He buys TO
meet them, aud sells TO make them
lighter aud his store is thronged hourly
by those who realize this.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

Nor BRAaoINe.--Clark q Eppley
are not Dragging about anything in
particular, but they simply want 1t un-
derstood that they lead on groceries,
and beat the world on prompt delivery.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

RELIABLE Boys.-Perfectly reliable
young men are somewhat rare. but the
lockwood messengers can always be
depended upon for Trustworthy work.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1893-06-07

A home product-it competes With
the world-never disappoints-"Pfide
Of Oregon -four, made only by the Sa-
lem Mills, but sold everywhere.