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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (March 6, 1890)
. 0 TH3E3 CATTTAJj lEViiS-OrG- JOTHHtfAI m m CiRTAl HUML I'DiJLlanKD DAILY, EXCEFTrtlWDAY. BTTJII5 Catil Jaamil PubMlsg Company. (Incorporated.) Offic,ComroeTeltWtrrt,tn r.O. Building KoUrcd l lb poxtofllce at Halem, Or., econd-eljuni nuttier. HOFER BROTHERS. Editors. rji ,nr-r- i . rr r. ,m -rrf ryni : .''S Tb pottlbllUle ptfflrgptt iri.Hmplf beybnx) cwr. rrrbcGiBtoii iuibe-pfe&at'ilajr. J. W. Mcm-nt", Editor ItanwgtonViu) fVt, - TflURMDAY. .MAP.CIf "S3mFcomino events. No free u&t. intern! In (I X!rcififIi5loacrTlce a tt rf4ivl(fua lit tAnccAmUt. ree, Cbarlt- lofinl entertain- '.v .1. '. ri. - j r... .,. . ... lwt At Jaair price. itTeuin.of.Wtni Impor tance announced ree under tbln.lHd.J March;, 7 and 8 Ur.A UCr.tBUrMt rv-la!Ut.at 'neHiekete,lKtttp5rJr' Jlarctt . Itepublloan County, Url tvwnrolttw rnttu. ' - srcliJCI. rrltonX election. . Msretlll. AwwMWc-onrcfllIrt. If nh IV Tii li mi In I afrtllMto hOV. ilarebiv. lXHiw-nue Hutu tairpotn; tnUMTIiU. .- -S' April , UnkoSUtcWJTefHin70rfton ratr. ' -" . jT . a feffc-nf rliW VI The BliIrfenel ben li aDrwune him m4mS candidate fir ile tiffite of chl eJerkoftfl.trlet.No.ZI. W. J!.kIMISO. Tlie tVrrkly Journal. ThJftYreeek'a IsMie of Martfk 7lh Is ili& I" Saletn, Marion coonty. Ofisfiotf, and a good deal of srolcejs tiikeniidp'.tl forth our advaultfirjs1n real csta&iiikour lirgest Institu tions. ''? Thi?ecja edition of the Wi:kk i.y Jouhka'l vrlJI aim to furnish n-Iiablc every day . hfuinuiUiu about this part of Oregon. H(itrlU)M nlll do well to mall tlirfr icoitlc?) to H!wpid , jMyjualut niodTiVili' Ei-Jt, or otlibr:radlilc eUilfrt from whlgh Qruon I draw ing emigration. Extra cipiea of our. wuehlytcan e lnnl at our liujinefcM ofllce. Ufncral OrJrr No. I. Col, T.C. Hinlih coiiimnd!iil!ud nfatitry, O. N.O.iias Issue.!' froh; PHf the headnu irteix ami Regiment In-! fautry, O.N. 0', general order No, I, which order that ti general In spection and muster of tho several companies of tliii reglmeuf and of 'I'm in Ji, Cavalry Ik' held and the , several oflicers detaiUil la Uisfs,-eto-s i"..f . them and reHirt, to lieaiKjuarters on or before March .'list Inst. Company CommntiderH will promptly forward Id thtf Adjutant lK.fore tho end of tho iiturter all reports and vouchers duttfriim'tlit'in a'lujJHg.fv thvlj-reM seciive eommnnus. Atientioii oi Oiimptny Commanders Is directed to )irar.iph III. O. O. No. 4 of Suptvmbur llh, Hi) from tltuic Iie-..diUiirteM to the elleet that til lowanccs for company expenses will hi .suspended Until all reports and vouchers duo from tho detiu. (juont Coiiiptny C'diiiiu wider arc lljuil with tlnr Arijutaut, .Jlonpr ah'lu muntloli Is undo of Captains Grant Lake, C i. A.; George F. Mt Coiinull, Co. I).; Ailam W. Rose, Co. E.: Charles T. lllumeucrollier, Co. K , an I Willi mi T. Kulclgh, Troop A. Cavalry, for their piinciti ulltv In f, irwardlmr th -lr run iris. and their prompt attention to trans notions with regimental heaihju.tr ters during the n ist year. Tho olll clal siguatiiruor George II. liuruett, 1st lluiiteiiautund adjutant Is attach ed to the above order. ItKAh IMTATB THA.NSPr.HS. Tho following Ih Ii. correct list of the real eslalo trausaetlous tiled at the olllco of the county recorder to day , 'M E Heuro il wr to ytrH iaMirpliI.lN 4, r mid (inn' bll?7 of JelleiWni. t W W JJr.K.ks fu Lydla J llrooks, lAU uures In t 8 sr 1 w John IIoIiiiuii and uf to V DDugati j or It 7 In 1)11; II of Baljiu. Kraiiklu Coinell nnd lib to WDDuguu, It 10 In bill 111) of Biileui. A Coolidgo ut ui. to A K, Sinllh llli-lucrth.Jiit.ilhr 1 ) .1 CJdliiiMoii and wflo Pctor' 0 Hmitji, 00 lUTfS In L H sifil v i Wlllmiietto UlilvOixljy' to W I) Dtigun, a tn'ictiiin of Its K and I) In bIK lit) of Halem. Roiuaii Cathullu Arehblsli. op of the Dloceso of Oiegou, to John FTheo, II llreutatni, f l7 1 UIO SJH00 fa lrtfttl J) I o rio iv, in t -i sr a w. A)l ernorl'onuoyer Wednesday grunted . u full lutnlon to Terry Unburn, con victed of larceny In Morrow county and w!iiti!'icel to one year In tho county Jul I. Thowirdou wa grant ed on tho nv niiuioudatloii of the Judg)'uii( iirojucutliig atiiinioy, Tlf oHo(ft,l)c1ijJiiJt iintr triylolouu. Tho governor- has ulso remtlted a flue ofK)nss)uag.iliit u b iy l . tho iHiurt of Washiu'tloii county lU'iir.rv liaiiieyuu Nil J r plidprf ll$U itlid lf In blU 1 8 1 IftuuW ASi HllMlri0N-UoV' TJm.Uoy.H crlmucoiuUtal In glvlugi)iuwiUUl!U' -fHl-fflKU,llL,li.l'u otuueklur which Ills father had also pninesdowell and the lugTi' m ulu for homo ue to some fellows Wiiti gave him tun vouli for It, uud tUu Isiy In tlinughllossm tool; the mmey. 1'riMwniilng iutn,ruey and n large nuiiiber of Wnshliigtou co.unty ei.Uuiis petitioned (or the remlsaloii of tliotliie. 7 In Regard to "Oregon Fruits! Marion County' the Center of One of the World's Most Success ful Fruit-Growing Regions. lETERrtoLViGiLANCE THE PRIC&OF SUCCESSFULPRODUCTION. 4; t 'V Appjesofrsjefiesjand 'are atnome Herein Ihis 'nm vill'e-.'i'i c.. iiiu-ravuiuu ojjui ui an victim, fills-; -W N , A y rrhlirlWel.prepSrl'rtlie likvnkU w-i'fcy' onent tHisrananof tneiirirtmnaoresouHin. arxa now propncie: or oneui iiihiri;oi iruUftrHitiU Fofaiin. The fjenntlful city of Halern Ic thecajiilal of Oregon uud the chief c ly of ilarloti i-oUn5 wllfch In the .-enter of the WlHonittle valley, u rt-,jIoa that cwn lx isafely ftyleil the xarden iwt of the J'iHI, unequal - el fur the beauty ot Ita scenery, the prcKluctivem-' of irfijil uud extent arid VHtt.-ty t,f Ub oriuultuiul and horticultural products In many resjtctfs ami taken a rhile, tlilx grttt valley urpo Miy fimilur iixtiilil itt'leriUortf ,U lUlfound oh the fuc- Of the earth, u bnwfl a wrflo'h. but one fTml m MiCtanti- afed by facta. One of the niot-l itvullabte and fortunate feature of this fertile rcloh iK'tbe capacity It has de - veloped fr growing mid maturing all'the fruits known and grown in j fhepear.ls another fruit liYjhOi ihe leinp'.'r.ile zmu of earth. Ha- gon pnsluces with roiiurkublo me- fast Iwcoiulnff. devoted to borticul- , ,.-... ., .....,., ,. nil uf. irarm hi iuiiu oi iirun- able iliahicter tiro rupldjv changing ffomr'heir 'old-tlhio cjiilrac'ter of inik-rtliliaru graiu-farnis, originally, j JtaUai iCi thiijlonatLn.'UiaWl.JiKij . tinkil ftirlv vtmTA Hint In lwniittfiil . ..... - ..".y jY.h(j.., .7- vn...... frUll-farms. fanning ill 6U from ten to ii uy acres, i lie lami agencies, havo only toad vertlse their bargains by conveying thelrcustoiners to the few original fruit-farms that ar, now In Is-arlng, add. hIiow them vhat1io the- writer that while all products ''ti i their proMticU have lieeo for years pj4i and what tluw; proilu -t- have re.ili,.'L 1 i.-.r U in worne tlui:: for.v U vhiltn that the fruit grower works n mine of pure wealth, for oyorythlng de iMiiidson gtMMl management, as in nil oilier ncrypitl (ons, Snuces only a'tlemlK the "u'ViiM vlgll.ince" that Is the prlceofall other ble-",ings ImmIiIi'h "HlK-rty." The grower must study and learn, he must faith fully prautlce correct methods 'as well as I'xerelse "eternal vigilance," nnd use tho well-implied labor, as the price of success In fruitgrowing.. Hut this Is not a treatise on horti culture, and we will proceed to state some fuels concurniug'tlie subject at fruit growing In Western Oregon a- developcd by annual exiwrleiico up to the present lime. The soil of our valley Ib of basal- tie origin, such as Is characteristic of the In mis most noted fr successful production of fruits in (Jcuuauy, Italy, France and oilier portions of Etimiie. This soil has lasting quali ties shown by exjierleiice on the oldest farms. The flixt Held ever sown to wheat hi our stnto lies on tho lmuksof the Willamette In this county. Its owner states that since oyer seventy years ago, It lias pro duced wheat with only two years of r'it midhiOw' turns oil' Xs, bushels to Iheucre.' lihirlngthtjyeuisslnco Ifil8 ovorj- acre Iuim produeeil 2SS0. bush els ot wb'ea(. This short slatl'iiient explains the wonderful strength and yield of our soil. The hills of which thure urn many raugu4,thiitilvcrilfy our valley during itn length of lf0 mile-, olli'r uuc4iiuled oijnituulty for ir fruit jgtowlng, -'tis loeutloiiH tire icro ftailut abtivu two lower It'Vui (I llublo in Hilling fi'ostHiuid below1 the 7. "." A '. lilglu-r ruiigoj w Here frosts nri to ,1h- fmrvd. The Inst locations Air or chards along the whole coast line In Koutheru Oregon and all Califor nia, moon the hillsides or In the fool hill regions of the giuat ranges. vVhllt) tl.6 hill lauds ai1ir.ivti-iiblo ' jjir'fnift-pie high rfllljjg ti(rle lands Hriss sluillarr advantages, vtjjj'h pTmt-sa large ini)!orlon ol theureasot Western Oregon witlilli the rvaeh of the lioriiculturpt. It.--mIiIcm otirhs.ili(e Imuli with tlu-Ir clayey eoutmixturv1, all tho river Usls that are above ordinary over How, Mug sand loams and imtur aly"Vt!flgdOUig, ar dxlloltt ifor iiitfii)- vijrlftHopffiilt tus- Tlius liKkitloiis are praMir'edv rraiii-fivsiil by tbelimin Hate vicinity of mil- iiing watvr and oIlW tho bvist liXk prunes no well anil tne Higher lauds ofMiudy loam grow nil trees well. Thus our ruglon iHerses uxtenlveatvua adapted to uruhurd lug mid miiih!I fruits, Air iftruw- Inirrlw, lilMuklHirrltM, mspburrlus, In fact the untlru mime ot suitill fruits, call bo produttwl hi luxutluuuti uud ' o- -o- Grapes. Plums and Prunes perfect Fruit Climate r m n- " -o- JovKSAVhy H. A Claric, r ntonr yesr abundance, as well as with compar ative certainty unknown elwlier. A lirlnlfnti Mouwm mifl fXitti.tli n,.i,i,.., tht, -.., Ml'Mt'l trf HVVaiJ ait iT HW . tlon to tlo anything like "jusiiw to jour subject" and the rea ler mnt I take very much for grunted. The apple I the king of fruitx, j and can be giown in Oregon to best advantage as In nze, llavor and character. Of courxe Orego.i loe- iiotgrpwall-varletitAlitfc d Hip new miner when lie hu-t jetlli-d. chii readily loirn from hh nei?hlorn what vuiletlea thrive ixwl in thHri locality. Tilf i true f other fruiU, for every lixailloti lnw i'j eriet-ial J adaptation; the soil mut Ie studied 1 and well considered if we expect to i profit by Its favors. who have studjcd'hortjciUMir.- uvHf ii ..' .. . .... unvv fiim; iu nur lutv .m .i.v" I planted, out immene ou-ianU .0 ' ixsantiijdtie.t There U inJtHf)'M that our region excels In U. f:niS andaii,uwluui Uixttrtj.jnitl ..t i...r..i !..... r.. i.t. r ....(. , ,,, illltll'l IIJI IIHl,I. .Jll-I.tlf I.H"i, , wu known as a e.g.m r of frit'laand ! vegetablex In California, vUited 8.i lt-m three years ago and remarked freely upon thevulueof ourproducts1 ' for ,!,, ,,. I!C mtImI i I In hJH o'w n state 'turned i r - - i In nij acid j character, in Oregon tin . ,vj-o-. i x -ft-jtu. .k4 .u - ai;i in .j il-hiiii imt iiiii: rm: i-1 u riii;' ciiiiiiiiL', :i iuul ii iiil' isriiurni I'M norlnure. h ru!tl Lo (llMiiverud when the products of Oregon can neries should become known to the trade of the world. Peaches and grapes iii'oiir vlcin lly aril u'ot sofcrfrlalii t yield as oiher fruits. Our cod summer .ml. all... I..u.n It. ....I l ...t. ....ll ..... . IIIV,III1 t,-Vl t illTJII UUI. illlll Vl 'VV( grow better mills to perfection most of the time. As to grajies, wu refer to v'irictlcs suited to our lati tude, for our gr.ipe growers do not attempt many of the Varieties grown in California, 1000 miles to tlie south east, of us. The only fruit where .California comes In competition with us Is prune growing, hut while Orepoii turns oil many varieties California begins and almost ends with the "Fiencli" prune, which Is literally the "Petite Prune d'Agcn" and commands one-third moie when grown In Oregon over (lie California grown. It Is conceded that the Ore gon prune stands at the head in comparison with all such products at homo or abroad, uud our valley is fast iM-'coiiiiug u prune orchard. A few facts, gathered from the ex perience of a fruit-grower of otif own city, whoe farm is only a mile frotit tile city Jiyills, qipjbejlled on ' 111 1&S8 mi acre of Potltp Prune WecsJ turned ollOOOO uilndsof cjircd fruit, tllut fcold'foj- seven cents, per pound, or $120. An itero of Silver Prunes turned oil' WMIO pounds of cured prunes that sold for leu cents or tJIttO. Tv ol ve acres of prune t rees produced 4il,KM pounds or jinnies worth 5-1000. averaging about tftOO uiiiiiyrc. 1 1 K not too much to ciaim nun mis prut e. eron iietteti i-llft) in! iien. or iioirlv th It. Many slilpplng'vailotWdf plums are sent by thocardoad through the Interior, lliidlng a market In Mmi tana and as far ICa.-t as Chloago. They do not always reach there In m i i t ' . ijjoAl TtrVJltr ditiat tliMc-itre: fair rj- ?wa.ids Ai?eiylyioft'nXiuls. g f . ii no euerrip uioouesi nen.1 aiuiuu greatest :Jti vn laiu aijji liivea Ibi. Vornot to bo'Vur"paM6il. The While Cherry Is preferred for canning, and us yet fuvv canneries are In operation because the fruit supply has not "veil so great as to warrant a sutlleleuey of desirable varieties to maintain a '.injury jflf;Hunole-iuV l Tto p,iy a pnlllU TIiQt iimienlty liH iaeiii.H ovJreoliiehldaM, iindevvral otuiier ies are sianinn lino oiiMimvi ui prosent year. ( It Is tuuicedud hy Culifurnlans liiemseives tiiai our vvopuunui, jsoii i and benelletiiit climate, mnrut'titmhte't 1 1 in ii Im known idHtivvliuru mi tliu faro or the onrth, In sure iwrtttliily (eSi'J: w "' w,w" -"S, of priKliiuMon us well as dolnuy t ..- ........... .....i ......n. ...... .., ,i...w... a..' Wriahl' Chmmm (1ouiIimIIuu fvuimIv vviui i.in. mi.i. i i.uu. mi , an prtMiucisor wie syit, is list onyu cijvialled and not to bo t.urpued. I California Is Infeitiiil "itu man Intectpeststliat Jiijwroand t'"' fruitg. We have reared fi'wo them reeular Installment ot these pa-ta ;lln frails that are coirtinntly iiup.rt- cd but the CnlJinj;,moHJ.Ibe.ouly aphis bceaftlonally fieemes too s - men, find IntlmaleXt dlPpr after a sharp pel! of wfnler. We can e-miiteruf-t tlie C-idliBg motu ...0n., .11,1.1 ,it iuilirMinr - .lug with Pari green r I.otfou jiurnle. &)Jar or sAit- b mej no i pt'WH tlMit are dHenH UeyofHi Jielp. Ordi.iary eureavei the apple, but lat j ear three-fourths of oar applet were dew roved by theM?pest. The fruit-grower has got to tight hU battleor lo-e!t. Lot no man think that It i easy ut isnw fruit, but let him believe'lhat with will and pur- j pow.Htreiiglh awl vlilJHW He can prosper at jt, and nvtjOflivrwl. The conclusion is Inevitable that Western Oregon is a Paradise fur the fruit frr.rt-er aad the natural home for all fruits congenial to the temperate zone. Ammg ovr va' leys and Ijeautlfal hill-ranger, hor-tl.-ulture can excel and vlekl a rich iproitt to tne puiwin ano iireKw 1 - - -- worker and unieiit, Mr tne mm grower uiit Ije a ooustatit student of nature and can never learn eiiuugh to do without it. CalifonilK Utbe home of the wmi trojilcal, and weueetl net deuy or (Itietioii llwt th -! h wiiiitler- j working, Imt Orrgim U m neur per ' fection n uatuM admit of In the I iinxliirttliiii of frullH imth-e to the temjierat 7u.- of c-.rih Our equ able climate ami certainty 01 winter ralnir,'Ili.''Ure to all ourproducls those Ieuullur traits of ex-ellence that huve already made our Mate kn .wn asfarathet-e products have gone. We hrfve fo reason to doubt that as production liitTensesaud the world j iKM-ames aetjuainted with tlio" pro- , dnHh Hi .leiiiand will grow a ieO.ua! tfiat .rudu'tiei: hud to einfch the , ,ljr ,rwl!c,'r T " . '--) -j ,y -t:o:i. ' ' iM i v.-v e: mi l'-'.At rbtre It Is I- --to. iliero aro hrta:tU w5 are ticla; J1--' Vegaailiki ranajcri'.Ia. aaJ l:t ll!ae rr.M oat M cwrr tft'itiea.'ftin;t;:Ie - ,um. Hot ta comi tou wnsionalor of poyt -xUo fport ihatlt escra: io lrely "P"3 'ie " .wv?at V"17" V L !.not-'.'llViVT: ,. i: ad worn! 7 roducefie dow. now tat- " D3r woroibaj tmiHt wfc oar! irict i . . ... .. i niariy lorn wane bj i 'lount m:tii?ci;i :oo raneh grcaiy fool, a- e wl.l iave yar tectimonUI within a (jrrulfiit. ICInltcu un der "ittc rondiiloai It Liaa af ila:e cao for iakises'lou (lyipeMln. bI'J. 1 '-ar'arhv. poa (tlpatton, Xaco cnptUiiK and liver and Lid nc; JlK.rlcr. It nuiy Iwaited how lr laa fiojslljly cure ao icaay allsicuu. But Ihc reason Is dear. Ail t.oe trouiti nro the lcsJtlma.o result ef Improper T7r-.l l.ld- Zl ny action or iinpalrwl digestive organs. IU c ects upon t:ico function nro at awnlb In r to tlio medical fratornily as to too thou Ujwi who aia call U.lui: it btlRini'V NTIIJK. KNIOIITSOKl'VrillA-t. ItiuilUrnuft lnt;oiiTudny nlht ofiwcllweek nt Mi. in. ,. J.)'IMINAI.I:C. f. W. II. If. V,ATi:ilN. K. r It. miilri. -iIVHUIIKin.No. IS, I. O. O. h, meets U 'InUild I'rllHWi.' Hall up Mn I r. Cornoi Uoinmi'relHl and J-Vrry hlivt-U, every Hit (ird.iyiitTU)i. in. .1.1, Mitciiiki.. I. A. Maxsim,, isocrctnry. K. O. G; A Jl f,jrl.d; 1'o.r. No. lo, Ilcurt ' meat ol urnmn, -ueoM every Monday evpiilni;l Hie hull (iv cr theOreson Ijind complin)' man-. Vuitiin; i-uinnul art ciirillull.v Inv ItiHltoaUt'iiil. II, I' Bui itsAN, Pint '"omiiuider. H. A, lUMil.E, Ailhilu It. PKOl'JiV-IONAI. CAItDS. J. HIIAW. J. T. OltKOd. A1 TTlJil.NKKATI.AW, aloin, Orusoii. nice II rut iIikt to llio lefl at liwid of uliiln in the le ir or t-aild .t- HiihIi' bank. rplI..M(.N I'UjFl7ntloruey litTiu-, vialem". I Ureiciiii. UllU'ti ii'mr-i In 1'uIUih'k bliK-k. 1 WIN . CAItSO.V, Cviunke'lor snd nllornry at law. Slentber or the liar ut Ontario, Ciiuudn, W htule ilrml,S.ilt;iii, Urriiou, 1)11 YrIrl.V.. M US. lilt. M. K. ileCUV ' 1 DhvtdulHii unit MirvBiin. luu liu-iiitd ! and lakwn nxmiH over iUlre Kurmr's Kn-'ry mre. i.nroiiie aMs a spc ialiy. CoiiHiiliMtlon frit-. l'J-L'Idw ' (llAlU.m f ULMtrtrt. II. II.. Snrvi.nn curnljV-' ami iiniiiiM)Wiiiiio piivhiomii. (Jtijii. i iiiui rwiuinn', in i pirt.ireci, in iinm nr- Olllra wurd S IiiUh. in. unit liom in a M.J lwui'irl iij III. Ihl Mit;ii I, iilfin.Ur Mild 7 to ii. a. llUHMiif UiU nidUliiiiuil chrnlilo ilMmi n hwlnHy. Fllltsui ears iVwllluv. ih 4 NimijW It. IllviftV, '".' - ," PIIVU01AN AXn Slttt!KON, Wi lm, (iKi)M. Oltlw ISHirKV lolls. IO, a to A I (lis 7 It", If Ii. III. ' OiltrtrslUHirtrtrseMisxtdflwresiitcr Dr.,i ttuwlHIi. ltifrldttvcv, p IVIlfHUSum L ,, IAll.A.(l.l'lllI.l4, , i'n-)ioitm intt anrnon wit Til 6i.VI.liU. uiVo Ihhii b to lUa iy. ut frtiin '.' Iu I nnd 7 to s p. in, h.tfinuiiy of ItulRilo, T V. WILLIAMS, rt-rttNUtmA I'll Kit II , nud Tiitwrttrlinyut. Wtlluvsko ipyut. Aiiiyii' rioru of tnmht. el; vvrttrucuiulb-uiid iisutlv ildn. tig on talk innr A I' um' ruriillllrM H, Oim IiimtIhI MlrtH, imIoiii. 1-lUllUltTA MrNAl.l.Y. ,U IllllS.,!. NO. 1JUJ ITTATK fal'ltULT, I'lnn sad Vvioilliiis if ull vlat nl r irt,HU Ml Ktmt iHHiW, IwiHlvMeuTu UN VUl KMKt iHHMr, fPrlu. IMTR lflllll' tuM"d sftfr I 11 ,. lOll.VlUiKiUTW fi . UILAC I'SMHIMtl unfMtho?lMftad rwialrl , H wgMtaraHdfiSliMy wUilTr tiiMrH,i. awMtwiieHUHSJiuot ir. tutS limidiin'Riid hyffdrttrtlu 1 m - Mi Olcriag Sisc Clliiee bU in Cii reriitrAtJitwiSiif Itsiiw f.. lflft I ?V "f W '' 425 ai 150 pr JJ l Monev to loan ffi a zmi a t-. ism u m aMl tfSt.LH'4 0 TWtf, IfflT OX FARMS AND IMPROVED CITY PROPERTY We iwve a lnwe li-of well-located and well-improved farms that we are offering t a bargain and on easy terms. i?nw EXCHANGE. our well Improved farms of 4S0 acres each and snnio lmprmed nl-amllverv1riiproiK-rtyinILinsi9, and some well located vacant a,e " .!?; "iTi nil nronertv in the Willamette valley. Also Four dent lots i nil- m --'"--" "' ,""- i,i' lour iHnoieo siaiiion", iwjw' - .... pav ditrerence if any. , THE GLOB.B . , Employment and General "I-ntelli-gence Office, -VO. 202 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON. 0- WANTED-Orders for help, girls for fceneml housework, to'-furnlsh help of all kinds. ' ; BROOKS & HARRITT ! s uns and Sporting Goods, CUTLERY, TOYS, ETC. fltaTNotary.and Lodge SeaLs made to order. aSKirtinent and nict reasonable prices-. -O No. 94r State Street, Salem, Oregon THREE Orano Consisting or the follewing: Flnt Piizc Elegnnt China Tea Set, filty-six pieces, complete. Second l'rize Fine llamrlng Lamp. Third PrIc Set'of Kodgurs Bros.' Plated ICnlves and Forks. oKrnur.D hy Cox & Grocers. 249 Commercial Street. &yTickets with chance on one of the three prizes presented to ev ery purchaser of ONE l'OUNDof our TKA! Oiler good until March lo, ISfK). ptnaiwi.'gxujjgtaiapMaaBcaaaa Wm Brown k DEALERS IN' BOOTS AND SHOES, V. I I ' ' ' "! ' R lo I LfiV'i It - t t yM'Ti.-rrajjatsrmarM:wrnryTjiin iWO SHAW & DOWNING, Rea Estate -AND- GENERAL AUCTIONEERS! . i W.e ,",Vi,,., mr,!" ,Nt of f"" liu" '' c!'y propurtv Tor sale IlLli Ink-Old., II-.,.. ,,,' ....... I.. I,.. I . .J I 1""'.' u. rillt -- "" "i .iiii.iiiiii p.iiv-1 111 any pari hi lliestate. - NO 111 COMMEUC1AL STREET. aALDJ.Vj PREGON. Srruu-hottVHt.HvHin,C'. F- MnUulre, ut. """ I V STEAM 1AUWDRY AT UEORUK HOITVK'S llAltllKR StlW.lAU -o - And two Lot? 10 by 120 on Cottige street, near Onrt, SDOOcacIi. lloases anil Lots in different iris of the City roni $75Q up. awr e ) CtEertaf. r? farm or eouutrv nroperty, will Entire nqw stock. Best -o- Leather and Findings .CASK PAID FOR , WOOL, '' ' 11103, V ' ' ,! V. PELTS, AND FURS. This hui? oarrlo a Inrgp stock of flrst plnjh uiHijla mini (ho host uianuf.icuiier In ilio vixrlil, mid It. prep.ired n Kive wulidiie ilnn, IhiiIi iu hije mid qtmltiy, to every one vi ho u 111 piin-lme t'lKitU m them. No. 2;1 Commori-iiil Street, SALEM - OREGON We i mi ! iii mini i i i 'ihamMnprqauiLu Boggs, ' V Agents 1IAVK YOU KVll SKRN ANY OF tiiiiMi Milrts Collars und Culls laundrieil at the SALEM STEAH LAUNDRY? If uot make It a point to do w. OlrKWMr. MA nnitwiM,, . , , Proprietor of the Candy Kitchen, CONFECTIONERIES, x FA'NCY tmbcffRiEs, J . (FRtfrrs; C1GAR8 "-V,, . 'AND TOBACCOS 313 Conmercial Street, Salem, Oregon. n i n 11 rnot vn mm i;n tore 1 1 mm uii A; ; IvI Kistier Is now reailv to wnlton nil that may wish nn tlilmr In tho lino or groceries, and will i-ell ns reasonable ns any one In the city. .Store located on corner Marlon and Fourteenth streets. 'ZZUtu EAST SALEM MEAT, MARKET! R. A. DOZIER, Propr. All kinds of meats or -the best qnatlty always on hnnd. Shop located on Center Mtiect, between 12th nnd 13th streets. Persons living In thLs vicinity will find It to their Interest to trade here-. All meats delivered on short notice. l-S0-lm PATRONIZE Nome Industry, nnd use Mountain Italm CughCurc. Guar anteed to give rellet or money refunded. Miinurncturcd lly II. If. fross, Salem, Ore gon. Vsltyourdrugglit for it. 1-gdlm Agents Wanted. Agents to iell tho "Beautiful 8tory," 'Llvini; World," -'riea nnd Land." Most rapldlv scllinz bookson the market. ii'dlni M AIirKliI., 19 Court street. New Express Wagon. WILlilAM 1E0LC03IB Has started n new exprcf s wngon nnd la now ready to deliver baggage to nnd from the depot, and to any part of ihe city. Rig urge of any klud delivered on short mi I ice iURE ANll 1'ItKVENTlVE WITH- out medicine For Infurmntlon con cerning Dr. A. W1LKORQ HALL'8 Ilemtii l'ampnict, canon ornaaress 1 P-. TJ. MOORE, Local Agt., ' University liulldlntr, Sulem Oregon. N. D. JONES, Practical Painter Paper hanging and kulfnmlnlng a spi cinlty. ishop Room Ti, over E. C. .Small s ore, on Commercial street. ii ji INbURAIJCE Company.. Ft re and ila rlne. JOS. ALBERT, Agent, r - Salem. Oregon P. J. MARTELL, Star Chop House, CourtStrcct, Salem, Oregon, Vhrm Hindi nt nil hnurs. flrit-class, Give usu call. Everything 2.11'tf Mrs. F.A.Crump, DRESSMAiqjR, Misses' Dresses a Specialty ! .WCall at 481 Summer street. From TcimiQal or Interior Points ihe Northern Pacific Railroad Is the line to take To all Points East and South. ' It i thedinlng car route. ItTuns through vestibule trains every day In tho year 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO!. (No change of cars.) Competed of dining cars unsurpassed , Pullman drawing room Kleepvs of latest equlpmemi, TOURIST Sleeping Cars! Beit that can ho constacted nnd In which iii-cniiimndn lout, are both Ireo and lur nMicdror holders of flrxt and eecond-clnss tickeib.aud KLEGANT DAY COACHES. Aconllniions lino connecting with all lines, nirordlng direct and uninterrupted service. Piillmnn Kleercr reservations can beso- I .11 red In advance through nnv nL'ent of llio rMd, ' 'lhntugli tickets to and from all points Iu America, Lngland and Europo can bo purchased ut any ticket onicool this com- Full Infurmntlon concerning rnU?, tlmo 'oftniln,n.uteundotherdeuiUs furnished u "iii'miuiuu iy any ngeul or . A. D. CIIAULTON, AKisLu.nt. G.encral I'asM-nger gent, No. 121 Hrt hlieet, cor. Washington; Port land, Oregon, ' JACOB L. MITCHELL. Local Agent, dalem, Or. School Election. VfOTIfii u hereby given that tho regular J annual m-IukiI Hecllon In school dls L'V' r. H'.-'irlon county, Oregon, will lie held at .lord's opera house in the city irf Sileui.on Jionday, March 10th, lS90,for thr iiurse of eincllng one fcclnjol clerk rorllieierm ol hub your; one dlieclor lor iheiwmof lhrj yeni, and one dlreclor r;r the termofimo your to All llio unex Med term of Hhuvii i i.hi,i.ih gued. -aid electfon to begin nt -' o'clock, l in. nnd cntlnuo until o o'clock, p. in., ut wild du. lly o-der of the Baud ot 1)1 reotiirs JiL? '-, wioht. U win SIMISON. iv!77-J,"urU "f urectoi. Ulst. clerk. THIS 1 4 Pt,' p iKia oTTiiio ut k. c- v!il .. . L imike'sAdverllsiug A.n jrtiari).(. tiiiiforulu, where contnicis' or udvertUlng can be mnde lor IN nnmnr " lUUlUIUUUir 10 I It. Wi t ihHaWuI.'".iHIv'i. 2.vtttennHii's" .' -h , iA'