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Republican National Ticket.
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON,
Of Indiana.
' For Vice Prcpident:
LEVI P. MORTON,
Of New York.
Foil Pmwidkntiai. Ei.i:croit8.
ltoti'rt:.MeIiiin,of Kliunalli County.
Win. Kiilni,of .Mllltiioimih County.
0. W. Kullon.of fliitmiii County.
WEDNESDAY, KEPT, fi, 1888.
THi: llSIIKKICS (jltlUtTION.
President Cleveland has drawn
down on his head the wrath of the
llrltish press on account of his Ush
er message. His censors across the
water seem to regard It as a ilemo
gogle outburst, the attempt of a jkiII
tlclan to win favor liy a display of
buncombe, because popular senti
ment runs In the direction of hos
tility to British interests. Rut we
Hud In Canada some men who are
opposed to the present Dominion
administration, who seem to be
capable of understanding the cause
of the popular feeling In this coun
try, and are candid enough to aek
kuowledge the truth. Here Is the
Hon. Mr. Laurler, a member of the
Dominion parliament, In a recent
sHH'ch at St. Thomas, reminding
his henrem that for twenty-live
years Canada has taken an unfriend
ly and Hellish attitude toward this
country. Its unconcealed hostility
to the Union cause, during the war,
was the real cause of the abrogation
of the reciprocity treaty. The Hal
ifax award, which rested on the
cooked up statistics of the value of
the Canadian Ushcrlcs, was the
cause of the abrogation of the tlsh
cries clauses of the Washington
treaty. Mr. I.aurlcr coudeiuued the
harsh and unfriendly treatment of
our tUliIng vessels during the season
of 188(1, for technical or unintentional
olliinses as the main cause of the
present situation of the llsherles
question. It Is exactly true that
where the mutual lutereste of the
two countries demand friendly co-
oHiratlim and lllieral conduct, Can.
ada has uniformly taken an unfriend
ly course, ami tried to get some ad
vantage at our expense. She ban no
right to complain If the people of
thlsoountry arelnellned to lie resent
ful. Still It remains (rue that It
would 1st to the advantage of lioth
countries to settle all their disputes
III nu amicable way and establish
the eloetctit eoiumerelnl relations.
1001l HKAMI.NH ATTKACT.
The lurge crojvs gathcrvd In this
.state, coining after ho long n course
of unfailing Hiimw, impress the
Hindu of Inquirers at a distance, and
render Oregon more at t motive than
ever to huiueseckcr. The Willam
ette valley Is esjieelnlly th object of
tlettlre, Km rich will nun favorable
climate oultlng the iuihU of settlors,
and the low price of farms putting
purchase within the mean of all.
The enterprise of the Orvtrou Ijont
Co. In suUllvldlng largo tracts of
lantl Into small parcel of ten acres
Is rewlly eoiiimendablo, Uhwuso It
vridcn htHitentwidn for inniple of
llmltinl iuwhm within handy rvHuh
of town, ami will in a short time
build up couuuuultUw vhwru WHts
land Imw nvMd up the nvoe. Too
muali land to the acre )ws heon the
nqinweh of thU tte, Init now Its
huWIhuIIhI hiIvmiiUu nr Mug
iimhv pHntlly nuul known, thU
will whm to I one isf mir drnw-
iwM)k. Tlw humiot tiU Unlll ttow
, . i
Ink MPtMiiiiM. Mini h frwd portlo., ,rf
l. nllfraaltt tu hiatal a . t.ll.laa .t-
v-......., ,.....i ..,i,.,.i wu
bonJen. There U rwnn for all.
Tjik returns from Vermont nre in
cointilulu, but they Indicate mi in
crctiMxl repulilicati nmjorlty. It Ih
lK'lleved that Dulllnglnim Is elected
governor by 1,000 majority, and
that Stewart and Grout are re
elected to congrewj also with In
creased majorities.
Is Pendleton the tjirllf nianla
rages so fiercely, that jieojile discuss
the question on the street corners,
and the Tribune says that temper
sometimes waxes so hot that finite
encounters arc imminent. The man
that gets worsted In the argument
Is the one that gels augry, of course.
IjATi: crop reports show n gcnid
corn yichl in Ohio, Illinois, Indiana
mid Nebraska ; the amount Is fair in
Michigan and Iowa ; short in Min
nesota and Kansas, and in doubt in
Vieonsln. In the state last named
the cereal is unusually backward,
and fears of frost are entertained.
I hi: vacancy on llie Htijireinc
beneh of Washington Territory,
caused liy the death of Chief Justice
Jones, Is filled by the appoint
ment of Charles E. Boyle, of Penn
sylvania, to the vacant olllee. The
pledge in the democratic platform
of 1881, that olllccs in the territories
should lie 111 led with men taken
from the communities whose aflairs
they are to administer, receives
slight heed from our civil service
reform executive.
S. F. CiutoMCf.i:: We shall not
be susiMicted of any undue political
enthusiasm if we say that the proba
bilities are very strong that the Itc
publicaus will carry Ohio at the
coming election, even though Mr.
Thurinau is a resident of Columbus.
Congressman Lawlcr of Illinois a
short time ago Intimated that he
thought Ohio would osslhly go
Democratic, but the latest advices
are that theonly question is whether
the republican majority will lie :),
000 or MI.OOO, with the chances In
favor of the latter;.
CI.YMEK .NOTES.
Mrs. Geo. A. Peebles, of Salem,
Is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
I,. C. Orinith.
Aaron Shanks, youngest son of
uur mail carrier has been very sick,
but Is recovering.
George Ashby, one of Whltcakcr's
best citizens, has consumption and
Is not expected to live hut a few
days at most.
Hon. J. D. Darby and family, Mr.
ami Mrs. .1. P. Humphreys and son
Frank, have gone to Flnloy Hinings
for two weeks hunting and llshiug.
Messrs. Amen of Walla Walla,
have been visiting a few days at the
home of their uncle, Hon. John A.
Hunt, before beginning their course
of studies at the Willamette Uni
versity.
Mrs. Joseph Docrtlcr and Infant
are very sick, their recovery la
doubtful. Dr. McCauley, of Stay ton,
Is the attending physician, ami Is
doing all medical skill can suggest
to aid In their recovery.
It. Ij. Hams and wife, who have
been living on the farm of 11. J.
Smith during the past year, have
gone to Howell Prairie to visit a few
days at tho house of Mr. Murphy,
parents of Mrs, Hants, before going
to Walla Walla or the 111k Hend
country to iwek a location for a
Hrmauent home.
Jseph Fisher will begin picking
his how Friday of this week, If the
weather Is favorable, and cxjhsjIs to
keep work In the dry house
both day and night during the
season. If the weather continues
he will finish In about sixteen or
eighteen days. Mr. Fisher' hops
are good this year
From our mall carrier we loam of
tho serious 111 nous of Hjvernl of our
Whltenkcr neighbor, one of thulr
number having already reached
that bourn from whence there Is no
return. Mr, lUoliol White, an old
lady nenrtdxty yearn of ugv, who
has been sintering with purulyxl
almost six years, yesterday, Scptom
Ur 3d, entered upon her eternal
rest, where tho duit'orlugs of this life
eun never more reach her. Mr.
White her Ureved husband U
proMmtcd with grief, and his long
vigil at her lcldc has so worn on
his constitution It U feared, by sotim,
his prernt Klukutt may pnive
fHtal. Nlrn. While leu von n krge
drole of rviUtlviw and friends to
mourn her lo.
latrrTatti.
In tlw tHSftary m .tHto'n onlee
are lIM t b following ltiMrioratkn;
TllUmKHik PiolwniwtH's tvrotivtlve
I company; ToJo towiibitoHud milling
I aahLltka tiLaa mi I mI'lj hi A- til lm Ulah.
--i"iji MvRm wuhij, ruin
prytHrirtti diureh, CUekanw. ;
.... '
H.i i,,,in., .yMU.i m-imfketiirliii?
cupiOiy, !HrttAUd,
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LETTER MST.
Following Is the list of letters re
maining In the postofllce, at Sulem,
Oregon, Sept. 6th. 1888. Parties call
ing for them will please eay "ad
vertised:" All letters published na non-delivered
will Iks charged with one
cent In addition to the regular
jxrainge.
Allen R II Arnett Miss Cora
Herryhill George Burnslde J C
Cantwell .Ino
Earnest MrsMnryEly Mrr Stto
Garrls Mrs May Gastnv Geo W
Grav Xelson
Hallock Mrs N
Herrele Mr
Holmes Mrs L
Hooker Mollic
Jones M T
Kittcrman T F
Martin Mrs M.
Mosier Med
.Mullens Michael
Hill Mrs M C
Howe Mis Alice
Hobble John I.
Holmes E
Keycs Isaac II
Miller Mrs Sarah
Meyer Mrs Annie
Nelmes C A
O'llrien William
Petee Henry
Itoland Mrs G W KunuelsOJ
Italln I)r Itobertsou li
SIIijiy A S Savage J F (4)
Smith J
Vonltehren Miss Iloslc
Walker T F Wnlker Miss J (2)
Wickerman F C Wood Mrs J H
Wright Mrs Carrie (2)
"W. II. Odem., p. m;.
(iolil Sifttitclcs f'oanil,
Mr. I. Vanduyn, while in Salem
last week, was walking near the
state capitol, and on the sidewalk
picked up a pair of gold spectacles
and case. They are probably quite
a loss to some one, and the owner
can have the same by describing
property, and paying for this notice.
-West Side.
Governor Pcnnoyer has appointed
as notaries public, E. F. McClanna
liiin, Eugene City; Win. J. Ester
brook, Haker City; J. P. Galbralth
Urownsvlllc. Commissioners of
deeds, Luther L.Uurtenshaw, Fann
Ington W. T. ; F. It. Cook, AValla
Walla.
Farrar i Co.
Are shipping out fruit by the car
load, but their own store is always
attractive with tho best varieties.
In fruit, vegetables, groceries and
provisions they are always In the
lead.
A WORTHY ENTERPRISE.
On May 1st, last, iilmut four mouth ago.
Dr. (lllbert opened an otllro and Kanltarlum
la the bank block, Salem, and advertised
to treat chroiitu dlHcahc on Kclentltle
principles. Hlneo that time hi practice
mi been Mcadlly Incriiiklng mi much so
that ho wa obliged to secure more room
and InereiiHlug facilities, and now finding
himself iinablo to attend to hi numerous
patient, ho lin entered Into partnership
with Dr. M. W. Wemp, of Detroit, Michi
gan, a physician mid mirgeou of largo ex
perience, thoroughly competent, und a
specialist lu dlhtviso of theeje, ear, tlmmt
and nnKiil cavities who lias come with
hi faintly to make his home In Salem.
Tho new Arm will bo known a Drs. Oil-iM-rt.t
Wemp and will occupy the com-
modlouM nMim lu the bank block, for
ottleo and sanitarium, and will conduct
their buslne under tho name and style
ofThe Ortgon Medical and Surgical Institute It U
their Intention to paro neither mliu nor
exiH'iiso In their enbrt to make this the
most eompleto Institution, for the treat
ment of all form of diseases, especially
chronic, In the uorthwoM.
Medicated vnor baths, elcctm-magnct-lam,
oxygen and massage, together with
all modern and scientific appliance for
tho thorough cure of disease, will be used.
Kxainluatlou will bo frts, and charges
strictly moderate, Address Drs. (lllbert
A Wemp, ltank block, or postorllco box ITU,
Salem, Oregon.
Biiklea'i intra Rati.
Tho liest salvo In the world fo
.tits, bnilsce,ore, ulcers, Kaltrlu'tini
U-ver son, tetter, chapjKsl hand,
'hllblains. corns, and all akin eru
iIouh, and KMitlvty cure plh-s, 01
no pay required. It In guaranteed
t give erfect satisfaction, or inone
refunded. Price 25 cent per bus.
For nulo - Dr. II. W. Cox.
ia AW.at Cr.
Tli OKIOINAL AHICTINI-.
OINTMEXTU only put up In larg
i win nct i in doxc, anil is nu
atwiluto cure tor old Borw, bums,
wounds, chappetl hands, and all
mn eruptions. Will posltJvdv
cure nil kinds of piles. Ask for the
OKiniXAL AWETINE OINT
MKNT. Bola byD.V. Matthew.
A Co., ltW Bute street, Saltan, at -5
i.uu )or box by xnall 80 oeata.
a pa iu.
Having mUI my omcoand praotlco
a.. V fe. ..
to ur, j. t . .Aisxm i corutully re-
emunsnd him to my patrons and
the tMildle iniwuitrMl. I Khullrvimulii
Mt the otllcv with the Dr. for a few
weeks. Dk. J. (.'. Hykd.
S-lStf.
SulwrHo fortlm Caimtai.
NAI.
JOUK-
CtllireECrjkPHckr'sCailarU
When Baby u rick,
We gars her Cutori.
Wten she wm a Child,
. She cried tor Outorla.
VThta she became Miss,
She clung to Castorla.
VTiteu she had Children,
She gare them Outoria.
NJnV TO-IAT.
MUST BB
DIHl'OHKD OF
AT ONCE.
Will sell
Or trade for a larin or other good property
n line
JT
IV I
Within
nbout Fix block
of 1st Nutlonnl Hank, Salnn.
House with ten rooms nil hnrJ llnlshcd,
bath room, hot and cold wntcr, good born,
buildings nearly new, healthiest location
In city. Four lots all set to choice fruit. A
LOVELY HOME
Whero homebody will get n great bargain.
OREGON LAND CO.
V-5-wH
SELECT SCHOOL
-
Miss Knox
Will continue Her School for the en
suing year at the LITTLE CENTRAL
SCHOOL BUILDING, Cor. Church and
Marion Sts.. beginning
SEFTEMUER 10.
10-d2w
Piano and Voice.
Miss Laura GOLTRA and Miss Margaret MACRUM
.n Will opcn.n School In
Piano, Organ, Vocal Culture,
Harmony and Theory
On Monday, Bept. !)d. Room directly
over First National ltank. Can bo seen at
tho rooms on and after Saturday, Sept. 1,
from t o'clock a. in. b-oO
Jitoci:itu:s.
Evaporated Apples,
Evanorated Peaches,
Evanorated Nectarines.
Evaporated Apricots,
Evaporated Pears.
Dried Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes'
Oregon Petit Prunes
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins.
Persian Dates
Weller Brothers'
Commercial Street
M Live And hi Live Paint Shop.
HUNTLY & McFERSON.
House, Sign
AN1D
General Painters.
Kalsomlners- Paoer Hangers and
Docorators.
H tMf wttt rww pnMHH UtUda
i i, sT. .' ' . T T" .- -
wthiutui luuutvtruric I
In our lies
usraMiy rivva. xaiuie4la wan
mntvU
ntoit in iNd iwurt Huum oh Cvurt trev
Specialties in Fruits.
?nnr abveutisejeents.
GO
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Dry
1A
Goods,
Boots and
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GREATEST
-EVEH OFFERED IN-
General Merchandise !
-BY
Capitol
8 - 29
Mil
Fine location!
M
TD
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in
ntt mi
of Salem, which they will immediately plat
i
Ten Acre Lots.
This land has been carefully selected with especial reference to Its adaptability to
fruit mlslng nnd desirability for residence purposes, and
Each Lot will Front on a Good Road and Have a Good Front Fence.
The tlmo for the residents of Knlcin to buy ten acres of choice, land near the clfy
very cheap will soon bo past. The OREGON LAND COMPANY alone sold during
August twenty-six ten acre frultlots, and some of tho samo lot luivo already
Been re-sold at a HANDSOME ADVANCE IN PRICE.
There are many pen-ons In Salem who could buy ono of tht.o lots andpnyforlt
without inconvenience. In fuct any person receiving oven a imiall nalary can buy one
oftle lots by making n small cash payment, and paying tho remainder In teml
amuial installments, and by practicing u little economy for a short time be the owner
of a property which can be made (when set to fruit) toproduco
As Urge an Income as is Obtained from 100 Acres of Grain Land.
The vnluo of theso lots is not dependent upon any prospect I vo boom, but depend!
upon what they will actually produce now, und what that product will now bring In
the market.
If Yon are
Thinking
I not fu 1 to see theso lots,
lota before Investing.
If you lmvo
If You Want
to &ve
And at the same time innks a flrat-cloaa investment buy one of theso lota on the
Installment plan.
Land Shown.Free of Charge.
8-2Mw.tr
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
HORSES AND CATTIE FOR SALE.
T HAVE KOn SALE THE FOLLOWING
I lion; One mare, 7 yere old. weight
about ltd): one Mly (Inauguration) 3 yean
eld: onerllly lVrcberou) 2 years old; one
graded horse S years old; one sucking colt
large. Also two heifers, S years old. giv
ing milk; one two-year-old heifer, giving
milk, and three calve. I have also one
Under aud one fanning mllL
IC4-IW MAltTIN JIOWLEY.
STOCK FARM
FOR SALE or RENT !
BSOACRES
v il vrahUcsU and iul)' K UmtMr. Two
uswf 4 tvw Wnw, Gd oreUard.
I b4 uTeatlt rtth h fit If waid. asd
tMHMWI
est to run It.
wiHM4tM.tlMU.aC. K.K.
vi ntun v miHw
aasiModj'.
.V uirgJiilB for
Ewwe at Offke of Cawtal JouniaL
TO THE
CORNER
FOR
Shoes,
Clothing and Hats.
THE -
BARGAINS
THE
Adventure Co.
Opera House Corner, Salem.
- dw - tf
mum
M
ULIXNJI
Soi
i
ai
find survey and hell In
of Securing a Home
money to Invent do not fail to look at these
a Part of Your Earnings
BENSON'S EXPRESS.
r K..VE ORDERS AT LANCETS LIV
Jj ery Stable, corner or HUM and Front
ilxveta. or on shite at corner bUte and Com
mercial streets. Prompt attention ana
cvre guaranteed. BES80S
FARM
FOR SALE.
acre, near Prospect hill, 7 mile. "
a good road, from Salem, lUaerea In eoltt
vatlou, balano in timber. Wall watecd.
good llOCOhouworSrooms moderate uam.
uetlatthe doer: all fenced and r'
young orouard. Tblrtea aarra seeded
INUtir gnu-t, and V7 acre ingralB. Vju
ahssw eaa have liberal terms to harv
crops
PRICE M000, TliLE GIVEN.
Ctaae rtght ta the tana asd save
fees.
5. P. ROBERTSON.
Enquire of Charley Robertson, at
tlie (J range Store.
X J.JLX
Easy
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