itsháttothe hoc; well, it need not
, have published it as we have been
attore of that fact for some time.
Baker C ity,' July 17.— A fabu
lously rich bed of gold was yester
day discovered. It was fbuud at
the bottom of a 350 foot shafVlu the
Virtue mine near this city. The
water was'all pumped out and an
almost solid streak of -gold eight
inches wide was revealed. Tw o
miners took out two sacks of ore
worth $10,000.
One specimen
weighing eight pounds, contains
$800.
*4
8TAYTON, ORB.
The area o f the United, States.
* exclusive of Alaska, ts^c*>o,ooo
square miles, Over 100 surveyors
are now employed in surveying and
e preparing maps of the country, and
f about one fifth of the whole area has
** already been surve>edduriug the ret
I yearn in which the work has been
* in progress. About 60,200 square
r' miles axe anuaily surveyed, and it
- is estimated that it will require 40
T yeare more to complete the map.
That party who went all around trying to find a place where they sold
Made & total (p a ilu r o f
ip and duty ptwtotl by Mrs. ft.
■>S. three milea east of S ii M mu -
« , three tour year oM «Were,
black or bluish and white pia-
„ one red and white and one .
marked with ««a llo w (urk in 1
ind branded “ MY’, on hit hip,
wd hv the uudvraignnl at | U
Notice is hereby eireu, that we, the
umieniignetl, will allow no hunting. Ash
ing, berry-picking or otherwise Weep**»-
ing upon olir property, under penalty at
the law.
S a lem , O r e g o n
ZOf Comme rein 1
P A e is to the fort
this country are.
From uiy premises st Slayton, ana'
Frankfort the other day of his early
small bay horse eleven year«okt, weight
struggles sad called in a negro who about HOOpound», shows collar mark oa
was passing to attest the veracity hack of neck, rather crooked hind legs.
o f h is statements.
"Brother Brad Information leading to his recovery, will
ley,’ said he, “ is an old-fashioned be liberally rew ard ed .^
it
a
A. L. Mack.
Mue-gunuaed negro and a boyhood
friend o f mine, by whose side 1
have worked many a day in the
corn-field. W asn’t I a good man S C I!KI.l.BERCI.—A t his residence near
Mehania, Ore., on Saturday at 9 r. a.,
in die corn-field, Brother Bradley?"
July 15, 1888, August SchfHberg, in
“ Oh, .yes, sah,” said the darky,
„ his 58th year.
“ you was a good man for a fact,
The deceased was born in Wernigep
putyotsnttinly didn't work much." rode-on-Har*. in the province of Saxony
Headquarter* for
Produce taken in exchange
sMB Comnierriel St..
5 0 0 ,0 0 0
in Germany, on the 28th day of, Jan.,
1838, emigrated to America when 19
years of age.
Married to Margaret
Treinor in the town of Russel, state of
Wisconsin, on the9th day of May, 1868.
rting, dry, put the sky in a gourd to soak, Served as a soldier in the war of the
Rebellion.
Emigrated to Oregon in
knot» unbuckle the bellyband of eternity November, 1873. Was a member of the
ie t^ d a n d let out the sun and moon but Oregon legislature in 1878. He leavers
w K ^ H t v c r delude yo u rself w ith the idea wife, daughter, and seven sons Ip moorn
n ^ W B ^ y o a can escape that place on his kies. Heeras buried in the Stayton
arch-1the other side of purgatory .unless cemetery under the a a sp iM ^ tfth o G.
A. K. of which he was a n S t a k i
Open yon pay the p r in t» ” ,, rar'
large unrulier of fr ie m is 'a M c ^ ^ ^ p W
C ac-JJk.
nam**a-4 m ii« L V .
.
We have concluded to CLO SE O U T our rinoe department and
therefore offer our entire stock of lad ies and Child-.
ren’ shoes at ACTt’ Ai. co st c h ic k s .
W e also carry a roost complete line of Staple and Fancy Dry-Goods,
—
AM New Goods.
*
•
,
lam Dry-Goods
■ » g
wt yer »«Â a
V
dnjt, dripping witb persjargtjon end
carrying a length of garden hose
over his left shoulder’. After being
informed that he was in the right
place to have any want attended to
he said: “ G if me a eonnedxshun
w it a brew’ry.” “ A ll the wires
are engaged,” responded the clerk,
whom face looked like a Fourth of
July balloon.
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IL Bulls, JVes. and M a n ag*.
SO? Oommerrinl 8t„
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making a specialty of íhtpplying tbd home trade.
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Bills sawed to order on short notit^
T%e place for fine Atfsto and
o t n e f photographic work. Enlarg
ing a specialty. All work warranted
and done at home by the
■ -—Our spring stock consisting of a full line of-
SALEM A R T COMPAWY
near Staiger’s Marble Works.
299 Liberty St., S a l e m ,
G IV E US A C A L L
or
W . H. QUEENER
The Oregonian, says there is
plenty of money in the country,
and yet in the same issue it tells yon
this: Laborers, who work for wa
ges do not know when they are well
The man who owns property, pays
taxes, owes money, employs labor and
baa to keep hie business going, is scarcely
a a object of envy now. On the contrary,
most men o f this dess may well envy the
peace and repose of their neighbors who
are so fortunate as to be clear of the diffi
culties that beset themselres. There is
no set of men who hare things all their
e w a way in this world.
, «
But we would like to ask the Or
egonian, why it always champions
the rich? and was it ever known to
champion the poor? look at it on
(he Chinese question; look at its
gold bug policy. A bly edited, it
undoubtedly is, asany paper on this
coast; yet serving in its very ability
to mislead the people. And now
when the gold bug ring begins to
pinch it, it envies the laboring men.
O f coarse we all have oar theories,
and we are not advocating any par
ty doctrine, but we believe that it
is about time the Ojpgonian came
mode in touch with the people.
Here in Salem, American labor
A T T O R N E Y -A T -L A W , N O T A R Y P U B
ing men are digging ditch and pre
L IC A N D C O N V E Y A N C E R .
forming other equally as hard labor
Special attention given to collection«
ten hours a day for a dollar and a and probate burins«». Office over Wi-
mer’n Hardware Store,
*
half. There are one hundred men
8TAVTON OREGON.
in the city who would gladly work
for the same wages if opportunity
offered, but work is scarce even at
this price. We boast a great deal
about oar civilization, education
and independence, but just how a
man is to raise and educate a fami
ly on nine dollars a week six months
in the year and on nothing the other
six months is one of the unsolved
mysteries of life. Appropos of thus,
we love to hear some old fellow who
has got rich by penury and usury, |
Sit on a dry goods box and tell how
be made a fortune working for
four bits a day.— Independent.
More than fifty years ago Car
lyle wrote:
“ T h e republic west of us will
have its trial period; its darkest of
all hours. It is traveling the high
road to the direful day.. And this
scourge will not come amidlamine’s
horrid stride, nor will it come by
ordinary punitive judgments. It<
will come as a hiatus in statecraft,
a murderousbungle in policy. It will
A milk trust taxes the motherless
be when health is intact, crops a-
newborn *bahe; a leather trust ex
bundant and the,.munificent hand
acts dividends off its tiny shoes; the
open, Then so-called statesman
robber trust levies upon the nipple
will cry over-production, the peo
to its n urging bottle; a book trust
ple will go to the ballot box amid
n a p s its unhallowed profit off every
hunger and destitution, but sur
rounded by the glitter o f self rule,
and colleges; every drop o f
and ratify by their ballots the mon
»prescribed for the sick is
falsehood, over-production,
7 • trust; coin the flour w e strous
uttered by miastatesmdn and vindi
eased through the milling
cated by the same ballot the infa
1 the f^ey from the fo ra to
mous lie over-productkm, thrown
•* Y e a may be forthnate
upon the breeze by servii editors
ioaaoruodvifoed enough to (
through a corrupt press. And thus
% .tfpMM» ®ut a comn trust \
'iring ruin upon bis county., serf
B k jW I
OB die. -
dom upon himself and oppression
upon hi* children.;;—
Is now in and we invite you to inspect our carefully selected
----- stock, and compare our prices with any-----
----- Merchant in the country.— —
H. L. LAM O U R EU X , P r o p r ie t o r
REM EM BER T H E PLA C E
Formerly known as the ELLIS A W H IT L E Y Stable,
!
Goruer G°iWUerciol ai)d Trade Streets.
4 { a d ii EY & W
Mr. Lamonreux i s « thorough horseman and a rafinble magT X ou.r i f “ ®! a!)1
be well cared for when left in his charge. Patronise the R edrron t stable of 8a-
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