WIIAMETTEJFARMEFfc
3J
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Good Yield.
Mr. R. . Purvcr, whoso fann in iu
tho Red Hills, six miles Bouth of Salem,
tlio past season raised a patch of man
gold, -which yielded at tho rate of sixty
four tons to tho acre.
Grand Jurors.
At a meeting of tho U. S. District
Court yesterday it was onlerod that 23
Grand Jurors bo drawn in accoidanco
with tho rulo of court, to appear on tho
Cth of January next.
Farm Parottmaod.
Tlio Oglo farm, situated about thrco
railoa oast of Saletn, was bought last
Tuesday by T. II. Hubbard, for the neat
little mim of $7,000, cash down.
Government Land.
Petitions will soon bo circulated
throughout tho northwest, asking Con
ffrw to fix tho prico of tho N. P. R. It.
lands at $2 CO per acre, and to rcduco
tko prico of Government land to $1 25
per aero insido of railroad limits.
3tool Rolls.
Ilerroiftnr whonover repairs nro
necessary on tho Oregon it California
railroad by tho rails becoming splintered
thojr will bo replaced with steol ones.
This is an economical conclusion, as steel
ones nro much tho cltoapcst in tho end.
.
Onward t
Tho increasing Iiumikhh of our city is
every day becoming moro apparent.
Tliis morning a stair of woikmen belong
ing to fio Tolephono Company began
erecting anothor lino along First stroot.
In a few months our city will bo ono
voritablo cobwob of wires.
Tuo Wtcat Crop.
.Never in the memory of tho oldest in
habitant has thorn boon ai much Fall
wheat sown m this Full, nuvcr did tho
wheat look bettor than it is now look
ing. If nothing occurs to provont it
there will bo a tremendous crop of wheat
harvested in thin valley next your.
Murilar.
Tho jury in tho coso of Wong Fook
indicted for tho murder of tho China
woman Hut Qui, while attompting to
fleo fiom a lifn of prostitution, brought
in a verdict of guilty of murder in tho
first dogrco, this forenoon in tho Stato
Circuit Court. A motion for a new
trial will bn mado on Saturday next.
Now Location.
i.Mr. B. P. Baylor, who lias boon in
business as druggist at Dayton, Yamhill
county, returned from a trip East ot tho
Mountains last' evoning. Ifo has pur
chased a drug torn at Goldondalc,
whither ho will rcmovo with his family
in a few days.
A Salom Flyor,
Tlio Salem Statesman says : ''Ono of
Pt'oty Hill's young men flow around tho
track yesterday ovoning at tho rato of
five miles in 43:33. tiring on our von
Ikrgs and Wilep." Had we a Von
Berg or a Wiloy wo would nccommodato
tho Statesman. Perhaps somu of tho
other nowspaper in on may accommodato
our friend at tho Capital.
A Wild Man.
Tho peoplo'in tlio vicinity of Shoriilan,
Yamhill county, are considerably excited
over tho discovery of a wild man in the
forest mar that place. Tho man wan
bareheaded, scantily clothed, and flies
through tho brush likn a doer when aj
preached. Dozens of wild men may bo
found in Portland almost daily and
nothing is caid about thorn.
Nknrods to Clover.
Tim farmers of Howell's Prairie as
f well as tho sportsmen of Salem, havo
arrangod for a grand hunt to-morrow.
They havo chosen sides and from tint
game captured will prepare a royal
feast und celebrato Thanksgiving in a
social aud friendly munuor.
A CIom Call.
Yefltnlay moniing the cfiicient night
watchman at the court houw, Salem,
noticed smoke coming from tho basement
of tho building. Hastening down stairs
' ho found a barrel standing in the corner
of tho room in a bright blaze. Near tho
burning barrel was htored twonty cords
of dry wood, which in a fo-v minutes
more would have been on fire. A care
less Chinaman had takon up the ashes
in tho barrel, not noticing perhaps that
the ashes contained coals of fire.
Neck Stretching Matlnoc.
Before our reader has read thcho lines
tho crime of two murderers will bo ex
piated on tho gallows at Yakima City.
Two as iid handed murderers as ever
grasped a scalping knife, Salooskin and
Kiup, received butasmull jwrtion of the
punishment thoy deserved by bciug pub
licly hanged. Their crime was far w orhe
than deliberate murder. By slow tor
ture they killed Mrs. Perkins and her
I utiborn btbe, and by blow torture they
bhould havo been punithed. Tho idea
may beein bai barons, but the good lwok
8ivs un eye for an eyo and a tooth for a
tooth, and hi iuch "proportion ns they
gavo sympathy or punishment in just
Mich proportion should they receive it'
Their pain at death was a u fand on tho
Muahoro compared to the suffering of tho
vmv woman. Thoy havo partially piid
tho jHmaity, There aie two murdorera
!.-. rn irili this nvpiiiiiL' than there was
this niurnin', two mora souls in another
Iast Nlghl'j Blaze.
A Llroly IiltUo Matinee Bctwotn too Do-
portm-nt and tho FlamoaDo-
partmont Vlotorlona.
Tlio cry of fire at about 10:15 o'clock
lost night coming from Morrison and
Third streets, brought out tho Beavers
on tho jump followed by tho other steam
ers as soon as nn alarm was turned in
rout tho bolls. In remarkably brief
titno the machines wore in position and
hoso stretched to tho buildings owned
by Alisky & Hcgle on Third street be
tween Morrison and Alder streets and
occupied as a lodging house ou the seoj
ond floor. Tlio flames had started In
the rear of tho building and before water
could reach them had climbed to the
rafters and uppor portion where it was
vory diflloult to reach thorn. Holes
were cut in tho roof and cornico but the
smoko poured out in such denso volumes
it was almost impossiblo for tho firemen
to remain in tho vicinity. After n long
and tedious fight tlio last spark was ox
tiuguished but not until after tho build
ings had been thoroughly deluged. Tho
loss from fire was small compared with
tho damago douo by wator and is as fol
lows: Alisky it Hecelo. owners of building,
loss by firo and water about $900; in
sured for S,rUU in tlio Pennsylvania
and Not th Amoncan of Philadelphia.
Mrs. Monetae, proprietress of Pahico
Lodging House, loss, $100; insured for
$2,000 in Commercial Insur.inco Com
rany.
John P. Miller, boot and bIioo store,
damago slight, iusurcd for $2,500 iu
Western insurance uorapauy.
Victor Volnoy, denier m pictures,
frames and artist's material, loss $.100 ;
insured for 51,500 in State Investment
Insurance Co.
Bichel .fc Min villi', milliners and
dress makew, damagod slightly by wator;
no insurance.
Howo Sowing Machine Co., damaged
slmhllv by water, no insurance.
Olds it King, dry goods, damaged
slightly by water; insured for $15,000
in Commercial, Stato Investment, West
ern, New Zealand, nnd Mutual insuranco
companies.
Hard Cases.
A Xlcnao-nroos for norm Tbtovoa and
California Ramans.
Tlio fcouth western part of Lako county
and tho northern border ot California
soeni to be infested with nn unusual
'number of outlaws nnd desperadoes this
year, judging from tho number- of
attempts tnailo at Horse tnioving, roo
bcricp, etc. A gentleman recently Ar
rived from the viclnitv of Lakeviow,
who tolls us that a Sau Francisco do
tcctivo who has spent so mo timo in that
region this Fill, recognized many des
peradoes well known in Southern Cal
ifornia, who havo beon obliged to leave
their old haunts, and nro apparently
gravitating toward tho mining region
of Nevada nnd Montaua.
rJnbduod XImUUs.
Commissioner Hayt says, concerning
Indian prisoners of war takon to Yaki
ma Agency last Winter, that thoy have
received a very careful training and havo
been improved in ovcry nwpect. Ho
adds that Indian civilization is enrrnxt
on at tho Yakima reservation on busi
ness principles. The end and aim of tho
service is kept constantly in viow. No
time is lost in theorizing, and every In
dian is put to work to earn his own
snbstinonce and work out his civiliza
tion. The 300 Indians now in tlio vi
cinity of tun Malheur Agtncy and Forts
McDenuott and Bidwell should also bo
sent to Yakima. Tim Malheur Agency
should Ik) abolished slid lands included
in tho reservation should be appraised
nnd sold, tho proceeds of salo to be in
vested for the benefit of the Indians.
Walla Walla Raoco.
Tho race at Wnllu Walla Saturday of
2J miles, for a purso of $400, for all
ages, was won by Winters, beating
Trade Dollar and Georgia A; time,
4:12$. Tho first mile was run in 1:16
and the two miles in 3:13. Tho last
ipiartcr was a gallop for the Ochoco
crack, who won at his ease by ten
length, with laces drawn. About
81,000 wtvs in tho pwl box, tho Norfolk
filly bringing $20 to $17 on Winters,
and $3 on Georgia A
A trotting raco of mile heats, Faus
tina to wagon and Bell Flower to har
ness, was won by Faustina in two
straight heats; time, 2:33, 2:3GJ. Great
dissatisfaction was pxpretsed at tho re
fcillt of this race, but the judges refused
to declare the pools oft".
'
Ncw'ldrlan Mine.
Negotiation? have beca pending for
some timo botwocn the representatives
of tho New Idrian Cinnabar Mining
fVimtuinv. of DoU?la3 COUIltV. Olid
capitalist? of Portland, looking to u
financnl arrangement wnereuy me com
ivmv will be able to complete the plan?
already so near success, there will bo a
meeting of the comjuny at Oakland on
Saturday to deteniiino what will lo done
by Itoth parties, and the oullook for a
satisfactory agreement h flattering
The mine i? conceded by nil to bo a
bonanza, and the only object of the
iDitftiuL' is to examine article and
upsrt of the, compny, which being
founi lorrect, wm virtually sauie un
important Inform tUo a to the
Publl..
Under tho recent orders of tho Post
master General an 1 the rulings of tho
post oflico department, published in the
October number of tho Unitod States
Official Postal Guido, all mail matter
not addressed to a post oflico is unmall
ablo nnd must bo forwardod at onco to
tho (load letter office, unless tho envelope
shall bear tho narao of tho sender or
other indication wtcroby it may bo re
turned to tho sender for better direction.
Military pests and forts are oxcoptod
from thisordor.
In compliance with instructions re
ceived from the post oflico department,
this oflico is now compiling n list of
"locals" (that is, names of placoa not
post oflices to which mail matter is di
rected) for this division, embracing tho
States of California, Oregon nnd No
vnda, and Territories of Alaska Arizona,
Idaho, Montana, Washington and Utah.
Tlio list (incomplete) for California
alone, now contains tlio names ot J,Uul
"locals" or placos not post otllces to
which mail nutter is dircctoJ.
In pursuance of further instructions
this otlico will, upon the application of
any publishing house, detail a competent
clerk from our service to cxamiuo their
lists of subsciibeis for tho purpose of
eliminating therefrom till "locals nnd
substituting the pronor post office, mid
will furnish any information or render
any assistance in its power to prevent
loss nuu injuiy iu uunwiens ur iiiuiuvuiu
CIlO'' to tho public
To illustrate: A letter or othor mail
matter directed to Stato University,
California, l.ast Oakland, Cal., Mud
Springs, hi Doindo county, California,
or to any locality not a post office, is un
mailable, nnd must he sunt nt onco to tho
dead letter otlico it Washington, D. O.
In a still 1 iter "Order" of tho post
master general, dated Oct. lOih, is tho
following: "A postuvisier may comploto
or porfect an address already made, but
ho cannot cliuugo tts direction to a uit
ferent itcrson, or different office, or dif
forent state, without authority."
"Misdirected matter ollered for mailing
should be returned to tho Render, if
known, immediately; or if the sender's
namo doei not appear tucioou should bo
sent nt onco to the dead lettci office, ns
directed in ruling 102, United 'Hates
Official Postal Guido, October, 1870."
A part of ruling 102 is important, and
is as follows: "Matter addressed to
places which are not post officer, or to n
state iu which there is no such post oflico
lis that named in llio address is uiimau
dble'et'c. Hence, to illustrate: A let
ter directed to Sacramento, Nevada, or
to Virginia City, Cal., or to either of
those places with tho stato omitted is an
mailablo and must be Mint to tho dead
letter oflico! Whyt For the reason that
there are six post etlicos each in a dif
ferent state by tho namo of Sacramento,
but no mstoflico of that narco in Nevada.
Consequently how can a postmaster do-
ttriniuo wliclncr tno lettor should
bo sent to Illinoiu, Kentucky, Missouri,
Nebraska, Pennsylvania or California!
Tho tame reason holds good when op
..uu.i ... 7:t..i..:n n... 'Pt.A.nAA..
'men vj i Mgii.u. w.jr. liiviu iviu nut Ull
post offices culled Philadelphia, thrco
Now York, eight Cincinnati, 15 Louis
ville, four Chicago nnd four St Louis.
There is only one in the United States
called San IrancLsco, consequently mail
mutter directed to Nin traucisco is not
likely to Ijo sent to tho dead letter office,
as a tantmusler am complete tlio address
with safety. It may not, however, bo
vory long before tin re may be several
iKMt offices by the name of Sau Francisco
in othor States or Territories.
Tho heaity eo ocmtion nnd assistance
of all ot office officials, all newspapers,
all teachers iu the public schools, and all
intelligent citizens should be given to
ward the successful accomplishment of
this great wotk of tho pot.t oflico depart
nirnt for tho correction of this already
overgrown and growing ovil, dangerous
to tlio business und social interests of tho
public and threatening utter confusion
to the legitimate bushier und dutie? of
the post oflico department; which, as
now dt fined, uru to carry iu tho mail?
hui.1i mail matter only as is directed to
post offices wi'h Stato or Territory, and
to such post offices only, as can be found
in the Stute or Territory to which such
mail matter is directed. To continue
the present imperfect system would only
eiicourogo carelessness and indiffcienco
on tho part of the public in matters
where tho greatest care should bo ob
seiTcd.
To appreciate th extent of this ovil
in the Kstal service one only has to
visit tho muiling department of soma
laigo post oflico or ride a day in a ostal
car. There will bo found letters ad-
(Ireisod in every conceivable way, nnd to
all places without regard to their loing
post offices, and not a few, sometimes,
will bo found without any address what
ever perfectly blank. Postal cards are
frequently found without addresi. It
will bo observed that this new system
or practice, adopted by tho department,
contemplate? tho great task of individ
ual noticj to every person sending mis
creditod nail matter, thereby establish
ing compulsory education nnd euro iu
taich matters.
For furthor information, vou are re
ferred to the October number of the
Unite 1 State? Official Postil Guide ami
the postal laws and r 'gul it ion-,, e liticn
1671), furnished to all pOitma..crs.
The order of the Postmaster (J -noral
of Soptombr 20th, it jlishtu- this
new practice, concilium n? louowb "it
venience which may ariso from a strict
enforcement ot this ruling will bo moro
tnati compensates tor tiy the increased
certainty of tho delivery nf mnUnr in
it? destination." Very resectfully,
11 O, JHCUUSIOK,
Sup't. If, M. S., 8th Div.
Time Chan-tod.
Tim Btcamcr California will leave for
Sitka during tho coming fivo months on
tho 11th instead of the 30th day of tho
month. Under the now Winter
schedule, tho mails will Icavo Port
Towusend on tho 13th.
ii i
Sir Aitley Cooper's Vital Settoratlve.
TltA m-A&t Entrtiiil- mmtilv !. M.J. ..
caret ot Ncrvou.) Uobih'.v, homioal Weakness,
uoui dinnniwu, uueiurnai cmuuionj, lassitude,
inability for mental UW, despondency, nnd
such dueates m are induced by youthful
follifLS Atlll liXQPUlUI. lIlAH Itll ntl.n-i mllitinna
combined.
It U not a stimutant nor excitant, is per
fectly safe to Uko, ii not a quack nostrum,
and produces results that aro wonderful.
Pnco, $3 a bottlo. Four times tho quantl
ty, $10. I)i' a bottle. It w'll not disap
you. For salo by all druggists. Hodgo,
Davis & Co. wholcsala agents.
Dr. Mintle'i Special Medicines.
Are mado torn tlio best matorialsoutalnablo,
Thoy are not euro-alls. They aro favorito
proscripticas that have lccu tried and tested
for years in his extensiro practice, until now
thoy aro absolutely perfect in tlio troubles for
which thoy aro recommended.
Tho NKNimrricuM uorks wonders iu Kid
ney Jand llladdcr complaiuts. Thoso Vuforing
with dropsy, llriglit'sdlscascDiabotcs.Gravol,
Itctcntion of Urine, l'alu in tho Hack, Incon
tinence, or any discaso of tlio KUnoy and
llladdcr, will bo astvnUhed at relief ono boUlt
will aiTonl.
1'or Kctnalo tcakncst it Is nbolutcly with
out an equal.
For all derangements of the Liver,
U.o Dr. Mintio's Iigllsh Dandelion Pills.
Fur niliousneu and Dyspepsia,
so Dr. Mintio's l.nglish Damlolion Pills.
For Fovcr and Auc,
Uio Dr. Mintio's Knglish Dandelion Pills.
I '.very family should not fall to keep tho
Damlolion Pills on hand.
Soo what tho drucgista say aliout Dr. Min
tiu's modicinesi "Kvorylw.ly siieaks highly
of them." O. II. Woodward & Co., druij-tsU,
Portland. "All ho take thorn recommend,
them." dohn A Child, druggist, Portland.
Messrs. Alirams k Carroll, wholcsalo drug
gists, San Francisco, sayi "Wo regard Dr.
Mintio's Kephrcticum as tho bust Kiduoy ami
llladdor remedy before tlio pulilio." All
druggists keep tlicso iu;diciues.
NEW THIS WEEK.
III!
Every Farmer his Own Miller
simple And complete.
RIANeFAUTUItKB IN PO ItlXAND.
Ho tUmi CouipUU WlUioit It
Runs by Hand or Horso Power
Weighs 380 Pounds. Costs $150.
GrJitdnaU kinds of Cereals and Heeds
ana will tm ustreal NarlsiK or
llaie and toll In -irucr
Nclnhbortiooil.
8n4 tor doxriptini flmiUr t
IV. p. AVKKT, mannraelurcr.
rOBTANl), Oich-ea. nortB
THEDW&CONAWCP'S
llloom snd roll Hantln.-rfv,ev .". t ill
lllUlx'led.forlil)lforaiBfor3ror
Lvour
i3afur3iVsfrortlOi lOOforfta.-
Bend
eAoou from over M0 VtuntHorU. OurUrMt
for our Ktw Oolda to nam vsuiui
ur.
ana
MnMSaJt;
Is irowin and dMrtbuUnr- Roses,
&fi
INOEEsjCONARDCp,
wcs.WMXOaoYs Vusntx (
uiT,vuwu bvia
lr)3ni
fhwias off & Log,
Euy and Fast.
Our latest Improscil cawing machine cuts
oh a 2. foot lo? in ' mlnulci. A 9100
PRESENT will bo clvcn to two men who
can saw aj much In the old way, as one man
can with this machine. Circulars sent free.
W. Giles, M W. LaUo St., Chicaso, 111.
OAUTION.-'Vsarii to?ilnj nil Inlrlnz-nnnL
upfjnour r-t4iiti. and lnveiu. W Y IlatwUk an I
t'irmr' Slinuln.turin Co. far linking uiKhlujlik
ourt. Vi e tdvt alio md W, II. Llark, cl HUr Cil),
lud , far luinf and selling utl muhinu noil it
.T. VAN BEURDEN!
GUI' oldataal 107 Hnt htrMi.
TiroaTi:u anh pkvluh is
JI.Wl.MtY, WATCHF.S,
.SOLID SILVKU WAlti:,
KMXJANT PI.ATIII) WAlti:.
$10,000 WORTH
'it
Ju.t rcnired d.r't fun Itnt ant far u!o at
nhklitulo (iricu.
LATHS T DKSIUXB I.V Ji: WKMtY!
tics I iriu l"aT ,
uukit ntmturioxs 3itDi: fop. tiik
KOL5DAY TRASE.
i "aauauaitrvu t i--wy r y.
vr..ii.ii7itn?r -mvh Rnncsfor Winter
TbssbK "s.BsbB' 1
Willamette University.
TIIK PAt.L TWlVf or THIS INSTITtlTlON Fon
Ilia joars 1S79 84 will open on JloniUr uionilnc
November's till, 1870,
With & ftltt mrtil nf tnsrfi'-ii-tM HF.xm Ta-hmm IXtt.
lcvuw, cte, rullroM ths Sccnta'rr of tho Board ot
TruJtow, at Salem. noiS n
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
miiK rourtTCENTit couiise ok u:oTun)M
,-fv . "" "'V"'"" i-oiMinnicni 01 ins niiiatuaiM
Unhtnltj will bculn on .... ; M. , . .
mdnday Beo, 8th, 1870.1 j
Prrtf P Iliac-raw H1I--a-I. II, t.l-l...a.- .a &
A. M , ftt the OoIUjt utld!nl on Fourth rtrMt.
w wt mr. s st-ftjujiiTiKiK. n.D. Itn.
The Oregon State Poultry
AND
Pet stock Association !
W'ii1, i"P , niT ANNUAL BXIIIDI.
lion In tho clt) of I'orUaml
Dc. 8, 0,10 11, and IS, J870,
IM-M nt ailmlMlAn 41l i.. Cl.l .I.L.. n...
.iv 7 Z. . .. '" '"', -"K'-' iters, x-TCi tra
on Uckct, 76o. Ladles, and children under U toan
of ae, rreo.
Premium IUU and rules of exhibition wilt U nulled,
and any Intoniutlon Klven by aJJrwwinj- lh I'mldent
t ISlhlMTt Sill imiiimiiiLaIIa.. .1 SI- t a
inviu wi wiiuuuunsuuui iuouiu do tvaurcMrUi
no23 2t W. 8, VAILING, rm'l.
D. J. MALARKEY & CO.
Produce Sealers,
General Commission
AND
SHIPPING MERCHANTS!
Jobber-, and dealers In
Flour, Feed. Provisions
And Rtaple Groceries.
Advances iindaon OUAIN, WOOL, HOW, HIDES,
etc.
No 8. 10 and 1 2 Front St.
FOIlTZsAin.
Man Praaelaro Ofllce 000 Darts Street,
junMU
AT THE EAST POR LANDiNURSERY
Vou Ond a Urjs Mock of ; ".".-"M
Fruit and Ornamontal Trocs,
SIIRTJKUKItY,
"ma ,i Kir., Utr
1IIC1W ItKANONAnLK. la Has
t'alalrvuo fro on epi'llcatlon to
H. HANSON, Froprlotor,
'Nunifry nt Kn.t l'ortland.'
SEEDS ! !SEE DS! !
The only Heed Rtoro In I'ortl.n I tint itraU oteliulTe
tr In Hoed, when )ou will rind a iuiniteta totk o'
Uaritenand I'lotver Netl,all kind of lr
Need andheetl Slratnand vforythliu iNtrulnlns
to a t IntiliM Hood Htoir.
H. HANSON,
81 Front St.,
- rorllmid, Oan.
not 11 tl
COSUOPOLITANj HOTEL,
THB DALLES, - OKCOON,
OW OI'K.V.TWmi HVKflVTIIINO VKW AND
eloiranL A Uoerilahar. of Diiklia iutroaa?a -.,.
UclitiL OiMn dar and nLrliC
free couh to aud from the houae..
. ... . TII03. HMIT1I, Proprietor,
tonoerly of the Eniplra Hotel, Dalle. not II y
OH! MY
iTh. w onderful succms of
S V liai ImJuuxl a ireat
ssuni'-i HSf.nic
worthlen nrenaratlona
nunr to tuittium th.i.
for the curs of KM
.. ney DIm&mm, hoiiiajr
)J tu kJI Ihem on IU well
ertalilUhed repuUtlon.
DonoliUk your health
bv lulni- tnv n t h.M In.
BACK!
Jurtoui i-raparatlone, but try at one HUNT'S I
sssi JII.UX, ttnico nai itoo. Wit to.t for JO yeare.
LATH 1IOITIK TKSTI.TIONY,
l Wa.Unlrutar St , I'aoriDKxrs, It. Oct. 13, 1879.
Wm. K L1tas-Ioar Hlr; I hats tulTered t.ry
much Willi my Kldneye and liter for yean. In JanU'
ary, Mi, I gnw worse, hloatlng fearfully. Idy iiliy.l.
clan, on. of Uie liejit In 1'rotldenoe, wLhed me U try
1IU.VTH IIKMKllV. aa atfe and relUhle, a. he had
known II to cure Kidney DUeUMe whan alt other medi
cines had fallnd. I did so, and In twenty four hours 1
vuied four or fit. gallons of water, the Miut km re
moved, and tho great rvllef iiwle mo feel a well man
Wen It not for llU.VTS IU1MK1IV I would not Im allt
to-day. K. K. UIIKCAItDSON.
IIUNT-N HBHRDV U lirtmrl KVI'IIVjwi.v
for th. Dlie&ao of Ui. Kldnrv, llladdrr, IJrer and
HUNT'S!
unaary urtaiu, Urjr-iy,
(iratel,)lat-jt,llrii(lite
DliuiHi of th. Kidney,
and lueontlncnr. and
Ilctecitlon of Urtue, and
U umI hy Ih. Medical
REMEDY
raculiy. Ikiul for Item
nhlet to WlUJiS K
Cum, 1'rotldenoe, It
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MILD BY ALL DHUGCISTS.
febllly
A LARGE STOCK OF GOODS
At Old Pricos.
L. & E.lfflRSCH,
SjrvxjUirn, oriBOOicr,
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'A K I'UiSTY Or IHMIUrl O.N HASP, II IL'III T
iki re uieiu'f, an. u.ry wri u iiui a. O'd
Old Ousiomor3 wjII usod and
now onos Waatod
TO 1MJV ouu
Dry Good-,
Nothing,
Boots and Shoes,
Hat and Caps,
Hardware and Ironware,
(ire rli'N and l'roi.'sions,
C'lickcry and Nol!o:i,
IT TOE SAME OLDRATSt?.
:nnDGOfD3iD(ro9 mum.
( ,. - 1 1 .; i.i jii I hit. a f. 1. 1 - i v kid am If
ws .11 ,.r -il. wy
I., & b. nmsoH,
Clothing !
AND JM ssaC 'T
Furnishing!
Goods
Fnm&EOiHR
Cor. Aldor and First Sts.,
Have Just Received by Bzpreaa
from New York all the Latest Novel
tic In
FURNISHING GOODS!
And hats an endleii variety of
Neckwear, Underwear,
Hosiery,
Gossamer Rubber Coats
Cloaks, Capes and )
Legglns, fa
ALL SOLO AT WHOLESALE PRICES
THIS SK.SON'ri IMI-OllTATID.V IK OUIl
Clothing Department !
Con-l.tlniot InimenMiiuuttltlo of Ilia CtUxt an I
llo,t Do.lroblo NKW (XHHH, riicrlt cl .lire-1 Inntt lh
I.KADIMI MANIIHACTUIILIIH IN TIIK I'.ANTKllN
HTAThS anlHUrKIIIOII IN IJIIALITV urn! LOWKII
IN 1'Hlt'K tlun erer beforu oTend In Orrvoii,
OlDLlldx'eia'o,
BOYS' AND YOUTH'S
OVERCOATS and ULSTERS
OUR SPECIALTY!
Parents and guirdlani would da well to titmlni our
Uxk beforo iunhulnir alMwhere.
Our friend, and Ihs nubllo In ffenerat are ro-poHully
Intltod to (It. u a call and lniwct our new g wds.
FI8HEL & ROBERTS,
Cor. Pint and' Alder Ma.,
Tho LeasUafClolhltrm, irferrhaat Tasl
ora and Hatters of Oregon. ooir
CHEAPEST
Cash Store I
BreymanBr's
SALEM, ORKOj.
WK OITKIl NOW
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
in DisrosiNo or ouu
Immense Stock of Goods
Jirrr AUiiivi:.i a.nii oi'knci), coNHifriNd oc
CHOICE DRESS GOODS I
FANCY GOODS,
AND- -
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
AIAO
a i.tnm. MTOCK OF
Mens' and Boys' Clothing!
and , niiisii un or
Grocorice, Crockery,
Hats, Cip?, Boots, Shoos,
Carpoto, Oil Clotli.
Window Slmdos, FixturoB,
Etc., Uto.,
LftRGGT STOCK tVif. QROUGHT TO
THIS CITY.
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