Weekly Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1900-1924, September 21, 1900, Page 8, Image 8

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    WEEKLY OREoON STATESMAN, Friday, seitembeu si. 1000. J
' .Gold-' Vatches
Again -we desire to call your attention to our very large line of gold ami
filial watt hex. :,-"
We have lad !e filial watches for$10 and fl2.r.o warrant el 1.0 years.
A very haudsotne little wateh warranted 2" years or SIU-jO.
In ecul lemon's size we have them from Si.."! utwvards. ,
A in year tilled ease wlili Elgin or
, We also have a niee line of chains
Barr's Jewelry Store,
US State Street .
kj necessary to success. Students of
Armstrong's Combined Theory
- and Practice of Bookkeeping '
learn o reply themselves. In a complicated 4ransctiou. a previous en
try la referred to In which the same principle is Involved. The application
must be studied out 1v the" studeM. This in precisely what must lie done
In tjusiuess. Investigate this uiebod. Call at the college," or write fur.il
lu&t rated catalogue. - j '
PORTLAND BUSINESS COLLEGE
Park and Washington Stre ts
A. I'. Armstrong, 1,1,. 1$., lrincipal. J.' A. Weseo,- Penman ami Secretary
WALTER
Manufacturer of i
Salem Improved Grader and Pricker.
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For preen prunes. Practical, dura blof and cheap.
TRIUMPH GRADER for dried p rune. The lst Unade. HUI' RAS
KKTS and fcrnlng of all kinds, tie t our prices on SHINGLES, roultry
Netting, and all Linda of woven wire feiieing.
f Corresiondeiiee solieiled. ' - I ' . '
SALHM FENCE .WORKS. No,. 50 State St., Salem.
Farmers, Insure Your Grain and Hops
The cost Is small, about one-half rout a tmsliel on wheat for Six
Months. Rates for all warehouse in Valley. Five Old and Tried Com
panion, KIRK & SISTON, Resident Agents, Successors to Geo, M. Heller
Co. 2S.8 Comuiereial strict, Salem. Oregon. . .',
LIGHTS AX I S M K LI f 1 1 ITS.
Sistcr-ln law-Ilow like his father
the baby isl
Mother lie's certainly like hhu in
some ways. He gem-rally keeps me
up half the night. I 'illicit.
'Dawdler plays glf so well he
ought to Ih a profession;) I.
"Yes, I suggested' it to hfm; but-he
wij nothing would induce him to
work so bard lit hot -weather. De
troit Free I 'res. " ,
FAMILIAR,
Sea.
Ca r fa In Look. ccntleuien !
There' a whale!
Forty Male laseiisrers Ixoks like
the tlsn that got away from me last
Milliliter. New York Weekly.
LIVELY RAILROAD STATION, j
In tweuly-four hours -nearly TOO
train as hi and our of New street
Htatloii. Birmingham, England. i
. In 1 advanced and chronic
a odd In the head is knosvn as
form
Nasal
Calarrh and is the recognized, wtirce
of alher ilke.iH. Ilaviiij: imul the
trt'of coat iu'icd HUfeessfnl us. Ely
Cream 1'aliu Is re'ojsnizl -as a siMH-if-le
for meiubnuial diseaH-s in the nana!
panaces. land you Khouhl resort to
this treat ii .cut in yc-nr own t-iiw It
Is not dryinjr. dtns not prodnee tni?)!
Ing. IVIce oil cinrts at. drttiTirists or
by mail. Ely Itrolhers. A Warren
Siret. New Y'ork. tJive up prejudice
and try it.
IILS MOTIVE.
Angela How careful your cousin
Tm Is or his wireV liwalth. Sle toUl
me yestenlay that he n.ver would let
her go out. shopping iu wet weatlwr.:
Helen Careful of her health; Not
much! He's ashamed to have her
wen -out in that rainy day nklrt of
hers. Somerville Journal.
MORE CAUSE FOU HATRED.
The Mild Anarchist I?ut you must
lnar in mind that Kings work as hard
as anybody nowada'ys.
The Radical Momlvr-That's one
reason why I liate Vm so. What bus
iness have they to" et sm li an exam
ple? Indianapolis lress.
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nF.F,CIIAMS
and Liver ills.
PILLS Cor Stomach
BARGAINS
IN SECOND-HAND.
mm '
r.. r
I hare quite a number of second
hand machines that I will sell very
cheap. We need the-room - for a bl
tihipuient f new machines. 1 fTliereare
New Home. Davis. White. Crown.
Singe-, Wheeler &. Wilson, and Feveral
others, whieli we -will sell very low.
Rome as low as Come and see
us, - . ' - , - ?
P. A. WIGGINS:
307 Commercial Street i
Opposite the Post ofGce.
Pianos, Organs, Sewlns Machines
and lileyciea.
Waltham works, a refrular beauty, for
for ladies ami gentlemen. -
. i Salem, Oregon
M ORLEY,
NORTHERN PACIFIC EARNINGS'.
rrosjerity of the Northwest Enables
I Roal to Make a Jood Showing.
New York. Stpt. 20. At a meeting
of the Iioard of Directors of the North
ern I'acitie. the 'annual rejort has
been ajproved and will probably bt
given out tomorrow.' -
Jays the. Times: The tralllc agri'O
mcnt 'lHtwe-n the Norlhern Pacific ati'.i
the ('hlcago. Milwaukee & St. I'aui
for ne by the latter between 4 t. Paul
ard lHiiutii was aijroved, and It Kily
lacks the .approval of the Milwaukee's
board of diiecters.
il'n sidi'tit .Mellen, after the meeting!
!n fapeaklng of the business conditions
In the Wet, 'said that Washington,
Idaho and Oregon were exeeediusly
pro-5jM"roif. aul that - It was entirely
due to the earnings of the .Western
part of the road that the showing was
xhi, as the: West division snrplus
overbalaneod the dcllciency in the
Eastern jmrt.
f On 'the Eastern division the traffic
was 2- cars fer day less than last
year, due to the failure of the crops.
Tlw addltkn of the St. Paul & Duluth s
earnings rhouhl make an increase of
alout Cih ier day. If earnings for
the next few inontlis shoAveI an aver-
ago iuerease of less than this amount
It would have to te assigned Jo the
failure of tin Eastern division of the
Northern I'acitie to geep up its e.tru
ings. THE KIND
OF (2IRLS MEN
MIRE.
AD-
Tlw woman who evinces a sensible,
not ,u 'Meutinietital, -. Interest In her ad
ntirer Is certain to win him. I'refer
eenee is ,a rightful feeling in a womau
.ik in a mail, with this difference, that
a Won tan must '.-eipivas Ther love with
lfanners. ,while a man i?xiresscs his
will words. , - ,j
. That it U considorel nnmaidenly tor
a woman to show a preference for a
man lmlll he, has declared hiinwlf is
SkIdedly true, yet. to a wouuin falls
an almost epfal share for love-making,
and should sjje fail to contribute her
part she enntjot complain If for Lick
of tliis encouragement he falls to- de
clare himself. For the lest of men
teNl etn-ouragemeut at this Crucial
time. : ...-;..:'- - :u, ; ' -
i Tlwi woman who takes a Tealflnter
est In' the) men with wliom she Is
brought - III contact Is never without
an" ndmirer. for men, appreciate this.
Interest.: however, do not mean un
womanly forwardness or inquisitive
ness, but -the desire and the ability to
make oth.iers oflfcr their lest efforts.
Wtnhcnl.make themselves most at
tractive Iy being sensible and natural.
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PATRIOTIC SFPERSTITION.
"That- candidate lmcked out and
wouldn't accept Jiis notification
"What aihnl "htm? ' r;
"He Ud . he wouldn't Imperil his
country's lestiny by Ikcomlns Presl-.
lhution the tthirteenth tkket In the
tield.TjrIndianapolls Journal.
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WEICJIiT OF THE GIXBESiAIR.
Tlic ieight of all the- air on the
glolxf vOould ln 4even and two-thirds
trillion pounds, if no deduction had to
le made for space fdhnl by monutains
and laud -above sea level. - i
STAMPS IN MASSACIILSETTS.
Macacliusetts ues more stamps in
projwinloii to population than any
other state.
COULDN'T TAKE ADVANTAGE OF
IT.
Ilnlliand I .we they're , advertising
1. . . ' t,:,,eui nieaicines at Kutt
& Irlec drug etore. .
j , Wlf Istl't that too .nrTar,il!n.i
Tll"r. IjJl't a 41,1.. ... '
lauy of us. Fhiladolphia Record. !
STATISTICS OP HOPS
PRODUCTION OK THE PACIFIC COAST
.' " FOR LAST TEAR.
About SOoO Bales Were Carried Into th
: 190O SeanoBor the Crop of tb
Prevtoas Tear.
IJllenthal P.ros thorough II. J. Ot
tenhelmer, " their alem agent, yes-
teitlay issued tlielr annual table, show
ing the uiovenient"f the Iacitie coast
hop croi for the 30a r ending July 1
UK 10." It Is lssuel for statistical par
poes only, ami if preserved together
with those issued annually ly thin
firm for the past : eighteen , years, it
will le found Interesting and valuable
to those In the Lop business.
Following is the acreage in hops on
the Pacific coast in INI), and the num-
Ikt of bales produces: r
Acres. ; I tales.
California..... ... 7. ri.tio.
Ori gon . . ...... 1 I'mK K-'WK)
Washington. ... .1 .. o.Utio ' asoiM
Total. . . ..... . . . .'JHJ 377VW
The distribution of tlM? stock from
June :vi. LSIK. to July 1. 11KM), Is sliowu
iu the followms table: -,
V t'ALIlX)RXIA.: '
Slock 011 hand June 30. ISIK). .. 3.1)00
ltwt-ivtl from Oregon and
Washington. .... ... 20O
Crop of lsoy..... ......... 59,OtX)
Total....- t.. ... ... .....t,100
Shipiietl overlaud by rail. . .u4.tJ00
Shipiied to foreign ports. . . . . . 4.0K
Home consumption. ..;'. . a,oio
Total....; ... ..... ........ tn.t-oo
Ou baud July 1st:.... . 1,VJ0
r . . OREGON.
St.M-k on hand, June 30,-lK)9.i
ro
Crop of 1S1... ... ....
..L82oi
Total..... ..... ... ..
.Ki.ooo
Slii-pied overland Iy raiL
Sh fKd to California . .". . .
Home consumption. . . . ..
. . .. .-' '
. . . .. 150
.... .notj
Total..... ....
..73,tKit
On hand July lfliNK)
. . 10,01 K)
.30,000
WASHINGTON.
Stock on hand June 30, lMK).
Crop of 1SUI . ...... . , .
Total. .. ..j..' ..
.... "i ,si Kl
. . . .33,.S.0
.... . 1-iJII
. . i . .. . oO
Shipped overland by, rail. .
ShiiriKHl to foreign ports. ,
SlnpiMI to California.... .
Home consumption.....
... 7-'iO
Total ? ... ... ;
, .34,801
On hand July 1; lttOO, . . . .
.. 2.0i0
RKCAFITUL-VTION. v
Tola! bales on hand June 30. ; r-
Total Pacific Coast Crop, 1809.177.300
tirajid Total...;. ......... ;iS2.7b
Total rail shipmem?. . . . .'ljOXi
Total water shlptneuts. ... .' . . 4.1-jO
l'oal consumed by Coast brew- 1
ers. . . . . ................. 4,2,u
Total Kold.V... ... .....
Stock on hand ........ 13.500
:ipc July 1. 1&00. alwut 5i) bals
of ninety- fives 'have lwen lmught for
ksiI iKickers tmeranu a further Sooo
ales have betvu shipped Eastward, of
lie Istio crop, so that about ,shp0 bahs
re Itoing carrifHl into tins new season.
SPECIAL ELECTION
TO HE CALLED UV THE GOVERNOR
FOR MULTNOMAH COUNTY
For the Election of Member of the
Legislature Vacaney Waa CanaeU
by Death.
Gov. T. T. Gr yesterday announced
that he would issue a proclamation In
a. few days, for the holding of a spe
cial elect iou on Novemlier Ctlij next. In
Mult mrtiiali county, Tfor the' election
Qf a memWr of the lower house of
tlie legislature, to succwd to the vi-
cancy cauwnl by the death of A. J.
Knott. rHeiitly deceased. Mr. Knott
vas elected at the June election. He
was a IK'tnorraL. and it I likely that
a Republican will be choaen to fill the
position, i -'';. ;-.'' . i
THE UTAH MIDDLE.
A SENATOR APPOINTED BY THE
ACTING GOVERNOR.
It fs ConsidTed as a Huge Joke by
.'-Governor Welh Was Done in
; ; His Alisence. j
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah j ent 20.
A nceial to the Trlliune fmm Os?-
len. l"tah.-says: . r i -
t.ov; Ilflter- M. Wells, when asked
for. an expression as to the actions of
ctlngf Governor Nelx'ker. this after-
mon. said: . :-
nil is a great joker, and so is
udge IViwers. I sniHMise the onlv
tiling I can ih is to await tuy opiortnn-
uy 10 get a good Joke on them. If
ny one takes the action serlonslr. or
pretends that, It will avail Judge I'ow
ers anything hi the way of fumlshing
him credentials for the United Stab
Senate, he can see farther tlian I can
If I had made the apfmintnient my
self, tin Senate would not neat the
appointee. .That; was settled in the
tuay case. Y"ou ask nie what I will
dj. Sn the matter. I suppose, when I
see the lresklent of the Senate. I will
l.ineli. I think gull expects that."
fl:e Deseret News prints tlie follow
ing.: : i- - 1.
' J udge rowers when 1 " Intervleweil
and asked "whether , his appointment
as United States Senator by Acting
Governor Neinker was intendeil - aa
d mss practical Joke, or was to be
taken In seriousness, replied emphati
cally, that it was ser?ous -fn every
sense of the word. - j , " -
"Whether I wUl lie recognized -by
the United States Senate as the junior
member from Utah,- I cannot r.
However. I propose to make a fight
for the place. I will immediately file
my resignation as Presidential Electo"
on th Democratic tickets with the
state Democratic committee This
wdl leave nie t re and unhampered
to make the contest which I presume
f will-be obligiHl to make,
OREGON STATE.
At Priedman's New Racket Store
Comer State mud Comment! Streets
Save From 25 io40 Per Cent
By Purchasing Your Dry Goods of Us
This is.no.binff, come rind
at actual wholesale cost; fine dress goods, silks, satins, velvets and plushes,
ribbons andiaces, hosiery, underwear, corsets and ffloves at actual whole
sale cost. ; Shos, ladies,
less thaii wholesale cost.
The Prodioal's Return.
Never let me ,pee yOnr; iace again.
laddie! Ye gang forth fniin this roof a
wanderer and a vagalioud, like hiin
on whose forehead the Iord st a
bra ml I Tlie Loird las curfed you. with
a double cursed ye ha vf broken his
law. and brought sorrow: .and shame
on my gray head I" f . I
"Uncle, have mercy! Oh, say no
mon for my sakeT' - .J
The stern old man turned upon' the
kneeling girl, whoso fair face, was pale
and disfigured with-weeping. j
"'See that the, lad goes forth, Mysie!
and never iet his' name be mentioned
Iu my hearing!" N f
.Without a word the girl rose, and
with iMiwed head left the room. Gavin
Carptairs. white as death.'' with a loik
f ' strange despair in his blue eyes.
followi-d her.. , . i , . i
For a. uioinenT tney MotMl . In . the
loorway together. ' IWore them lay .a'
M-eiie of rare loveliness the sliores of
t' Si'Ottlsh loch; the blue waters gent
ly lapping the iclbles a they; glitter-
ct 111 tue soinmer sun.siiinc: on the op-
IMisite side of the slopes of green bills.
their ridgei running Into the blue, of
the" ether like sharp spurs; benefit h.
wootbt of dee. . dark. "ool iine-aud
spreading oak. lint In the hearts of
mth was a sorrow too' deep for nature
o heal. i i . :
"Gool-by,' Mysie whispered, with
white lips. "Take this.' Gavin" she
thrust Into his hand a small purse fit
may be of use. Nay, you must take
it. ... And oh. Gavin. yotiTl
ask Ills forgiveness, won't you, and
rust to Him to direct your steps ;-.
"I will,"" -fsaid the lad hoarsely.
Good-By. Mysie! One wIld;ob broke
from him: then he mastered himself.
and taking her hand present it against
his breast. The next moment he had
turned - audi left the home that had
Im-ii his oerhans forever. !;
Teu years iijijtHt. ami Mrsie tlra-
hanie had (lieard 110 word of Gaviu
Carstalrs. : i' ' , . . i , : -) '
Matthew Carstalrs. nieanthne. wns
iM-eoming nil old man. and verv infirm.
He was tlie Village schoolmaster 1 of
IK-hside; hT had 1een apiM)IntHl Joiyr
btire tlwinew cmle fw S-oki;iHt came
into force, and was a little ls-hind the
imes. llut-lhe 4toard had rt, salutary
espect, perhaps even aniounting to
car. for tiie stern elder, anil had , re
ainel his scrvi-es. j :
One day in September the ohl school
master was paeiug restlessly up ami
down his little parlor. All at ouce he
tarted.
"It's Adam tlrant. lassie;' I kiiow
his fot steps!" he exclaimed, hoarsely.
Run ami oien the dor, Mysie. ! He
was to bring nie news good or bad.
ne was io.iirtng. it.- " - Well.
dani. well? how went the meeting?"
the old man nsked,; trying to stuly
his shaking hands. ! ; !
Oh. well enough, Matthew, well
enough!. Adam Grant answered,, visi
bly embarrassed. "The Ialrl wadna
withdraw his motion, IatllKw, and
so It wa agreed they, were to get a
younger man, and one who wail fulfill
the. .-Code requirement!? but you're to
have an annuity. Matthew."
."AnnititjT The old man tx?e again,
and bis voi rang out shan ;nnd
shrill. "Never! and : the Almighty
may help me! Uorty-twh years have' I
workeil in Ixjchskle, and -now I am
tossed aside like a, aseless.log!' y
IIIs otstretclwHl arm felt, arid tlte
next ' niomeut fhe old man : drofiHHl
prone on his face upon the floor. They (
carried bini to bed. and for days and
nights Mysie nursed him with tender
ness indescribable. , He would never
le the same- again; hhi rlgh,t side was
paralyted. ... -- ; -
Wh?n he recovereit coasciousness
the first' words he uttered were: "It is
my jnst punishment; I was too hard
on the lad." .
Mysk then nl him with tears running
down her cheeks. Ten ihxyrx Liter
strange tidings ran through Lochs Ide.
The li I nl. , who had been a wUd4iv
ng. extravagant ' man, was ruined,
and the. estate was in. the market..
. A few weeks later It was .tiought
br an American. It was
knew who he was. One morning - a 1
knock came t& the scuoolmaster'w-door.
Mysie went to : It. A, . tall, grlzzle
bairel matt etooV lief ore St.
"JlysieKls ll.possible you - don't
know me r ... . ' u . '
One wild cry of exceeding gladness.
7).
0u customers and visitors to State Fair will find our store crammed
with bright new goods that are both handsome and durable. School
suits at prices to suit the puree of all. Men's clothing . and furnish
inp; goods all new and stylish. Ladies' dress skirts in all leading
: colors and styles. ' Golf Cape3 and jackets, golf caps in plaid3 and
' oxford grays. Umbrellas, umbrellas. V All of the above and much
more.
-
see for yourself. Macintoshes, ladies' or. renfs.
gents and children's, some at cost and some tor
Don't fonret the store.
Isa dore Greehbaum
First door south of Postoffice. .
and Mysie " was in Gavin f!arstairs's
arms, sobbing on liis lireust. ;. v
"Mysi. do you know who the new
Eaird of Ijoclmide IsV he asked, a Tier
a long intervaL "It is Gavin Suther
land, who was once Gavin Carstairs.
For a year or two I .was. as my fa
ther said,- a wanderer and a. vaga
bond on the face of the ejirth. Then
1 went to California and' worked on
tlie lemon ila 11 tat ions. In one of the
wild tornadoes that swept over the
country I wr.s able to save the life of
an old man who was lielng swept
away by t tie "river, lie Hid some
inoiitivs ago and left me all lie had,
axking nie to take his name. It was
a large fortune, nearly sixty thousand.
I ciime to Scotland at once; and the
first news 1" heard of rehsite was my
father's dismissal and the usik. of
Uoehjdde.. Mysie. do '-you -think he'll
forgive me now? My father's dismis
sal Is eaneclled: the other memlers of
the lHarl are agreeable." s
"'It me prepare hiiii." whispered
Mysie. .
Half an iiour later Gavin knelt by
the old man's lMMlside, ami ihl, iii
trein1liiig ciccents:
"Father, I innl against , Iieatvn
and in thy sight; but I - lielievc my
Father above lias forgiven me. Can;
you do so also?"
"May Goil blesf "you, m'y mn!" said
the old man chokingly. "You have
heajHil cils of fire on my head!"
A month later there was a quiet lit
tle wedding in Uoehside, and Matthew
Carstairs, though he is still school
master, with an assistant, has his
home with the Iaird of LK-hside.
Atmkricau Ouecn. . :..
COItUECTED.
City Editor Evidntly you didn't
get a very Hose view of Nookash's
summer phi c. - J
IteiMirter Not very close. Why?
City Kditor You refer to It as "a
magnificent marble pi k," whereas It's
a frame house.
Itejiorter It ls?Just cross out "mar
ble" t lien and insert "woisl." I'hila
delphia Press. v
COSTLY SALUTING.
At Cherlkiurg, France, the other
day. :U..'M ea 11 ii n shots were fired
on the 'evening, of -.President l.oulet"s
arrival. As each shot- costs at least
120. ne:irly.-JFioo,OoO.- was 'spent In
snoke. ''..
Market
Reports
t
The local market quotations yester
day vcre as follews:
Wheat CO cents at tlte Salem Flour
in j? Mill Co.'s o65ce.
0;tt-ST cent (buying)
IIay-heat, buying fG to -fajM; tlm
timothy, $8.50 to $ta
l'lour iT and SO cents ner sack: S2.SO
to pr bbl.
Mill fHl Bran." $13; tshorts, $15.50.
Butter 20 and 22 cents, (buying).
5Eggs 2214. 1 .;
I'oultry Chickens. Te ner lb? mirlt
liadly, oversiocke!. 's
l'ork-Fat, 4 gross, ,r net.
Ilivf Steers. 214. cows. 31. . imwl
heifer, 3Uc. .. , . s ; t
Mutton Sheen, t in 11A n
2. to 3c. j . . ;
Veal &j and 7c dressed.
lVtatoes-2o(r230 cenU, buying;. . ? .
Wool -15 to 16 cents, market. weak!1.'
Mohair 25 cents. ; 4
Hop Twine M rents per pound.
WHIPS, ROBES
California Oak-tanned Leather used.
- 'Harness Oil. etc , ,
F. E. itlAFER
23 State Street ? ; Salem, Oregon
mV TO-DAY.
FOB SALE. Dairy stock Shtep and
hogs, high-grade .Terseyg, seven
spring cajves. two 2-y earmolds, ten
3-yvar-obls. fire. 4-j-ear-olds, one 3
, year-old thoroughbred bull, one tn
1 Poland Cliina ljoar, 130 Sead of Cots-
, wold ewes niul Iambi, fourteen heart
of eboat. I'hilip Itees, ; live; nines
. south of Salem, n -lefl'i rson road.
9:20-.1t12tw(l)
J
: Salem, Orrgoa
Never lie ashained to wear a patched
garuienOf it be -whole a fid clean.
Benri the lt8 ton Have Alwavs Boiigr.
of J-CUrJUK
Orowcrs
AND FRUIT RAISERS
We have over 200 empty, solid lar
rels on hand to pick hops in, and about
eighteen or twenty new casks and hogs
heads are in good, solid shape to put in
grain, fruit or .potatoes, etc. VKRY
CHEAP; and will take fruit or chick
ens for them. j
Will trade until further notice; there
fore bring in first time yon come to the
city, your produeoaud get one or two;
or elo.we will cut. itim for JirewiKKl;
we iitntl the room, but will give you all
this month's time to secure.
YOKOHAMA TEH
219 Commercial Street, Salem, Or.
S, C. STONE, M. D.
Proprietor of
STOfE'S DRUG STORES
SALEM,. OREGON.
The stores, (two In number) are lo-.
cated at No. 235 and SXt Commercial
struct, and are welt stockisl with a
complete line of drugs and medicines,-'
toilet articles, perfumery, ' brushes,
etc., etc., etc.
DR. STONE
lias had poiio 2. years experience In
the practice of medicine and now
makes 110 charge for consultation, ex
amination or prescription.
Hewitt fays the freight
On hll orders of $20 and upwards,
within a radius of 100 miles of Port
land. Kailroad and Ixigglng Camps
a Sjieclalty, '
, A. HEWITT,
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No. I as third Street, - Portland, Or.
WILKES' SimiiOH, "JERCME"
NO. 29631
Will stand for Mares the coming sea
son at Corner of Ferry, ami' Lilerty
streets. For Pedigree ami particulars,
call on "r -
; O r. 1A. l-o n g
Venterln'ary Surgeon. Salem, Or.
Money to Loan
: On improved farm and elty property
t loweat current rates.
T. K. FORD,
, ' Over at Bush's bank.
ni'S'I'LING YOUNG MAN Can make.
$ wr mouth and exiwiises. Per
- inanent Jiosition. Exiwrience unnec-
exsry. Write quick for particulars.
Clark & Co., 4th &r Locust stni-fs,
r.PhiladephIa Pa.' 9:1 Otn-tlw.
FlMrSALETwcnty-five or thirty
head of 2-year-old steers. See Thom
rjr. Watt &. Vm. 9:7-tfw.
THE PACIFIO HOMESTEAD, Sft
lem. Oregon. Is -GIVING A NEW
MUNSON TYPE W I! ITER, the En
cyclopaedia, Itiltt.tnica. valuable books,
a Guitar, Mandolin, etc., to those: who
will send In a certain number of sub
scrfntions. iTon utmnlr cnl the re
quired number and GET THE PRES
ENT. This la not. open to regular
solicitors to whom : a commission
pa Id. Wrl te for particulars and
copy of the paper. We will pay
cash commission to those who will
devote their time to soliciting for tha
paper. . Address js . ' i. '
PACIFIO HOMESTEAD, i
: . . Salemt Oregon. ,
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