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VOL. 1. - -
" i-lli!ii gAIvSM, OR., SATURDAY
KEAI. ESTATE. ! a a a aa . ,
AJITSEJIEXTS.
V LROYALtt!Vl J
Real Estate Bargains.
t!,C00 iCO acres, BI miles from O AC de
pot. Good house, barn and
orchard. Fenced, andUincul
tlvatlon. '"
$2,000 80 acres, 4 miles from Salem.
Good rpnd to town. Improve
ments fair. Fine fruit land.
S3,190. 8b acres iaj miles Trom Salem.
No bulldfngs. Splendid land,
nil fenced. Mnko a desirable
J2.500 GO acres 4 miles from .Salem. Xm-
prov6mcnts good. Fine youne
orchard, and garden land.
54,180 190 ncres, 7 miles from Salem
Hill land, finely Watered. Sell
In lots of 40-acro tracts at $23 per
acre.
510,800 075 acres, 8 miles from Salem.
Excellent grnss and fruit land
adjoining Willamette river.
Will sellln tracts.
$1,375 51 ncres, 4 miles of Salem. House
barn and orchard. Large spring
at the door. Good soil, and
plenty of timber.
52,400 120 acres, 5 miles of Salem: good
JANUARY 5, 1SSO.
NO. 2G1
road; well Impreved:
running through
500,00 400 acres (4 miles west side 0 &
eKAn.
w.wu. Oil ClUIl
me place,
U It 11) good house, barn nnrt
orcnara, izu in cultivation, bal
nnco oak grub pasture land.
SS00 10 acres, 1 mile from Salem, ad
joining fair ground. Good land;
no Improvements.
51,200 40 acres. 0 miles Salem; all In
cultivation; no buildings; near
school house. .Excellent fruit
land.
?l,000 370 ncres, 6 miles from O & C It It;
all fenced; well watered. House,
barn, and small orchard; 150
acres in cultivation.
REEDS OPERA HOUSE
OneWeeBMuyMatlnee.
n, Dec. M
E. D. HAWKINS'
IA
KCPthfti!?.,a RcP'l"i consisting of
KimiiKH oi Ulll
Nightly.
ADMISSION
10, 20 and 30c. No Higher.
Book Store sea,8now on nt Patton's
PERSONALS.
52,750
.3 lots, with gooaiiuuie and barn,
East Salem. Desirable location.
Wo havo besides this a large list of city
and farm property. Buyers would do well
to call and examine- our holdings before
mailing lueir puruuuses.
WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN,
Opera House, Court St.,
0-2Gtf Salem, Or.
REEDS OPERA HOUSE,
-ONE NIGHT ONLY.-
Honda;
January
i (luuii
Seventh season of tho greatest success and
iuhur'si piny on carta.
ATKINSON'S
COMEDY
IN
COMPANV
IMMIGRANTS, ATTENTION.
I am prepared to sell you good
farms at
OS
FBI'S B4D BOY.
THE WELLKSOWN OKOCERY.
BRIGHT AND TAKING MUSIC,
THE BAD BOY'S THANKS.
They Will make you SMILE, TITTEIt,
LAUGH, YELL I
-KS-Prlees 60 and 75 cents,
sale ut Pattern's book store.
Seats now on
EATING HOUSES.
Where you will havo all tho advantages
of SCHOOLS, CHURCHES, DAILY MAIL,
and RAILROAD facilities without being
overburdened with high taxes simply lor
tho privilege of living neara town of afew
thousand Inhabitants. A residence of 38
years on a farm In this vicinity gives me a
thorough knowledgo of this country.
Two or More
Desiring to locato near each other will find
it to their ndvantagn to call on me.
Correspondence solicited and descriptive
list of farms for sale sent on application.
II. C. PORTER,
Real Estate Agent, Aumsvllle, Marlon
county, Oregon.
C. II. Monroe, J. R. N.Bell.
Late of tho Monroe House.
Monroe & Bell,
Proprietors
Cliemeke
6 note
LOOK HEREI
Wo are selling
REAL ESTATE!
FREE BUS.
AKlK
IE
Absolutely Pure.
Thtstxnvder never vnrlp. A imirwi nf
Purity, strength and wholesntiipiiosn. Mnn
economical than tho ordinary "rinds, and
cannot bo sold In competition with tho
multitude of low test, short weight alum or
phosphato powders. Sold only In cniik.
Royal Baking Powder Co.. loif Wall.N.Y.
POWD
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
DR. J. M. KKENK, 11. 1). S , DENTAL
rooms over White Corner. Otlleo hours
8 a. m. to 5 p.m.
PHYSICIAN. Mitt). DR. M. K. McCOY,
I physician and Mirgpon, has located
and taken rooms 8 and 7 at Mrs. Sargeants
In the openi house. Chroulc dUc.itcs a
specialty. Consultation free. 12-21dw
DR. MASON, DENTIST, SUC
cesser lo Dr. J. 0. ltyrd.
Ofliec over Hush's Dank.
Those Who Yerc Cured of Catarah,
Deafness, Dyspepsia, Kheumatisui,
Diseases, oftlio Heart, Liver,
and Kidneys, and Various
Other Complaints.
FINANCIAL.
ESTABLISHED UT NATIONAL AUTHORITY
1,
uniuinuiHMuiMi
T nl'mntnl r ntinno. Unit r
UK-
SALEM,
Capilal Paid up,
Surplus,
OREGON.
- 75,000
- - 10,000
Sample Rooms for Commercial Travelers.
From SI to $3 per day.
SALEM - - OREGON.
10tf
If you want auy thing iu that line
We will be glad to see you
At our office.
97 Stat St.', - - - Salem.
Will list property at a fair price.
Fire Insurance a specialty.
THOMAS & PAYNE
Money to loan I
COOK'S HOTEL.
Salem, Oregon
I II. COOK Pf
Formerly IClerk of Chemkcte
Everything New and first-claw.
Convenient Ramplo Rooms for
Commercial Travelers.
Corner State ami High s-treots
KELLEY BROS.,
-l'ItonUETOH8 OK
mil)
It. S. WALLACE, - - I'resldcnt.
W. W. MAUTIN, Vice-President.
J. II. ALBERT, r - Cashier.
DIRLCTORSi
V. T. Gray, W. W. Martin,
J. SI. Slartln, R. 8. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck. J. II. Albert.
T. SIcF. l'atton.
LOANS MADE
To farmers on wheat and other market-
o prouueo, consigned or in u
either In private Kranrlesor
ablo produce, consigned or in store.
public wurciiomea.
Stale and County Warrants Ilouglit at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. lima
drawn direct on New York, CIiIwko, ban
Francisco, Portland, Iindon.rurls.llerlln,
Hong Kong and CHloutla.
FirstNational Bank
SALEM. OKKUON.
Drs. Darrin submit the following
list of names as referenco of their
cures:
. Wesley Graves, formerly of tho
Chemeketo hotel, Salem, Oregon,
now residing at Moscow, Idaho
Cured of Sciatic rheumatism and
the opium habit.
C. McLaughlin, comer of Nine
teenth and JcfTerson streets, Port
land Catarrhal deafness, could
scarcely hear a sound or tho car
hells and was in constant fear of be
ing run over by wagons, cured so ho
can hear ordinary conversation.
Mrs S. Wooden's girl, iU Fifth
street, Portland Nervous debility
and malarial fever and discharging
ear, restored.
Mrs. Mervie Gebfort, Seattle, W.
T. Hoy live years old, deaf since 10
months old; discharging ears aud
catarrh entirely cured after soverul
treatments.
J. S. Ryekman, Knapps, Ogn, can
be referred to in reference to tho suc
cessful treatment of himself and
wife for skin diseases and catarrh,
aud other ailments.
Frederick Molis, Sprague, W. T.
Catarrh, general debility and bron
chitis, etc. Ills wife cured also of
dropsy and varlcoso veins, milk leg
and running sore..
T. L. Mills, :) Columbia street,
Portland Soreness through tho kid
neys, liver and stomach, inllanuna
tion of the prostate gland and ca
tarrh of tho bladder, restored to
health.
A. A. Durham, Tualatin, Wash
ington Co., Or.," iirlUm that Dirt.
Darrin aro working wonders on his
kidney and bladder troubles; also
rheumatism of thirty years stand
ing. Ueo. 11. Henry, janitor, Odd Fel
lows' hull, 141 First street, Portland
Chronic catarrh 10 years. Had
despaired of ever beliii; cured. Has
had no syinptons of it for months.
Mrs Mary Cline, West Union, Or.,
(formerly, of Sauvio's Island, Or.)
Complication of diseases peculiar to
her sex; liver and kidney trouble,
rheumatism and dyspepsia restor
ed. Truman Uutler, Tho Dalles, Ore
gon, ehroulo rheumatism and con
tracted Joints aud impoverished
blood, all of years standing, given
up by all treatment until Drs.
Diirrlii mired 1dm.
C. V. Fowler. Yakima, W. T., to-
nlno doctors had failed, of painful
menstruation and wonio trouble in
every conceivable- way, general de
bility, pain through tho heart and
lungs.
Charles Christcrman, Portland,
Ogn., scrofulous catarrh so bad that
destruction of ids nose was threat
ened and had become so offensive
that It was niekeuiug both to him
self and friends, cured in two
mouths.
Levi llartlums, Staytou, Oregon
hoart disease, dyspepsia, pain thro'
tho heart and lungs, and general
nervous debility; many times ho
would fall as though dead, when
everything seemed to turn black
before his eyes, successfully treated.
1). Campbell, Fulton, Oregon, says
ho would not take $10,000 for tho
euro ho received by Dr. Darrin. Ho
says his trouble originated by three
small lumps or tumors coming on
tho arm, which rendered his arm
and hand perfectly helpless for one
year.
OFFICE HOURS AND l'LACK OF 11UHI
NlSvS. Drs. Darrin can be consulted free
at the Chemeketo Hotel, Salem, Or.,
for a sltort time only.
Tlioy will under no circumstan
ces take a case they cannot euro or
bcuollt. Charges are reasonable,
aud tho poor treated free from 0 to
10 a. iu. dally. Otlleo hours from 10
to 4 dally; evening, 7 to 8; Sun
days, 10 to li. All curable
chroule diseases, loss of manhood,
blood taints, syphilis, gleet, gonor
rhoea, stricture, snerniutorrhu'ii,
seminal weakness, or loss of desire
of sexual power iu man or woman,
catarrh or deafness, aro confiden
tially and successfully treated.
Cures of private diseases guaranteed
and never published iu the papers.
Circulars sent free. Most cases can
receive homo treatment after a visit
to Mm DietiirH otlleo.
N. 11. Tho doctors' stay iu this
city is limited.
TELEGRAPHIC TIDINGS.
0CCII)KXTAli JOTTINUS.
Important Events of the Whole World
for Twenty-four Hours.
IlWul Routt.
St. Paul, Jan. 4. A special from
Sioux City says: It is practically
settled that tho Union Pncltlo will
iu tho Immediate future operato
lines of road from tho West toSloux
City, crossing tho river on tho now
bridge. An arrangement has been
made between tho Union Pacitlo
and tho Chicago, St. Paul, Minne
apolis aud Omaha, whereby tho
former secures track privileges be
tween Sioux City and Norfolk, Ne
braska, over the tracks of tho latter
company. Tito Union Pacific now
operates lino from Norfolk to a con
nection with tho main lino at Col
umbus, Nebraska, and under the
new arrangement through trains
will bo run to ami from Sioux City
to connect witli tho main Hue. Tills
action is forced on tho Union Pacitlo
by tho action of tho Sioux City and
Ogdeu line, which is making rapid
preparations to build a lino to lite
Pacitlo coast.
News
Ami Notes of a (toiieral
lores! lo the Westerner.
In-
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Vki I'tmUUnL
. . . Uaabler.
to
We have &everal sums of money
Loan on good Ileal Estate.
Security for a series
Of years To-
wlt,
OXE PURSE OF $1200 !
,m ONE PU-RSJ3-OF $1000 !
WO PUItSES OF 1800 Kadi! - .
ONE PDKSE OF $400!
Apply Soon to
Willis & Chambcrlin, ai
fcS-l; dw l.n. Openi limits, Court St
HUGHES, BELLINGER & CO;,
REAL ESTATE
BOUGHT AM-S0LD.
SASTBRN IRQPItreTY
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J.. W, CRAWFORD,
STEAM W1" Vm'
fne m "
Stow Tl
Fump.
KiSCFikCttIKW
OK
261 Cownw1 St. .
SHEEP FOR SALE.
. .i.r IIU! I
, . .j rf atomk ItiiltP
" " i.Hiii. dd-
tal deafness iu one ear, cured iu ton
minutes. Also a pterygtim, or fleshy
growth, Wus removed from ills eye
which had nearly rendered him
blind.
Mrs. M. Hebo, H8 Water street,
Portland Pimples ami blotches on
the face for years, jxilns In the Iwek
and iliheuse pecullur to her wx on red,
h1o, liorson was cured of uixms eye.
Mrs. F. U. Dewey, fiOl lHfli stroet,
KHt Portland, nervous and general
debility, lieurt dieMM, dyit)tN4u,
llvorooinpliiiiit and fenmle troubli
in ail lt Turiuus coinplliutloiw, wr
uiuiieiitlywirwl. Mn. W. II. Autttlii, thv Inter
national hotwi, PorlUml, miilli;eii
u her room hIi moiitlu wltli un
eye mctoii, ohIImI "iwrvotw abhor
uuee of lltfht," HCftMiipaiiled with
luOaitiiiMiUuii, urwj.
Xn. J, J. ISrans, llvlriK on tiiv
White 7 lotto road. Portlaud, mm
ralviaof 1)m hUmumoIi and Iteurt,
weak lumen tiwl iffvmlly eiuaeiaU!,
I i-urwi aud rmIrmI Uw jwunda iu two
; UlUUtiW.
I Urn. A llulKMr, Moulow, JwU
leuuty, W. T. Excruciating Pln
TWENTY YEAR6' EXPERIEMU, i pWu,? a.ft,,, yimn, and a lump
Aaj MippUed with onljr I Iu in aid ttioagbi UiIm ovariau
' lURKtf, OHIVMl.
First Class Goods j w.m. Coirii, wuuuokwo, w.
T., aeuUM ritMiMMiUam and liver com
i plaint, iMfcMtwt f health: abio Mb
! bfotlMT, Upr I. t..U'U. Hkaioo.
jkava, W. 'r , .i- ur-l : . uuatb-
I OMW Hi" nriu.
G C HOGAH. i Mm. K. Ahir, 10, .Nurita rout-rtuUlo-u.(V-.
block, rUm l-nlh .tivrt. PortUl.d .-uiwl .fUT
W5I. .V. W
du. j, am
JOHN oi
GENERAL BANKING.
uSiht noll. wl. ' 'Wl naC I
SmauTlwacbt. rmMsr mn eorJIaliy
JnVKS W iipmlt nod Utamci buln
!.iu.l vrooL hop and "hw imiperljf
noat rellablo oonuanlM.
Merchant Tailor I
A MAX OK
uonaa
Mjmooow,
van- pAtnai
Tills claim Jumping business on
tho Santlam promises to become in
teresting, as a bitter light is growing
out of tho dispute.
Tlicro Is some talk of an effort
being made at tho coming session of
the legislature to divide Linn coun
ty. It is not probable that such
division will be made. Herald.
There is no snow iu the mount
ains yet and work on the Oregon
Paclllc railroad Is still prosecuted
witli vigor. Tho track is laid as far
as Had Hanks, flfty-fivo miles oast
of Albany.
Whltolaw, tho well-known wreck
er of Kau Francisco, who lias been
at Yaiuina examining the wrecked
Vautiluti Hay, thinks the vessel can
be HiiccortHUilly raised within a few
weeks and taken to tho dry docks
for repairs.
Four 1m led clover l not a ilutnict tur.
icty of oluvtr, l.n i i.niy a tort, the van.
nt on nAui in IfM 0e ul (uiir leave
in tlie plant wlikih r'niivw Iu bulanio
name, liifollum, fmm n tlinwolalerrl
!. 'I u i-aiNlv puaribla llif.t liy Jil.li
Ciuu ion a four-leaved tnfivlliiiii may
!.; l.n . I 11m itiScolly i that iti aainv
plan fun induo Uith Ihrau am fiwi
lcvd cloven, ik( liltlx iUmiii1iio
chi'.I I plocfil iin uttin( Mrl that would
prvtual lha' al.ivumal eharatlarittlc.
PooiUiiiclnittt t iW to hi abun.
doi,ihi veai on Iflawli'lt havluK a nrat
aoMMiat el uis. It kai l ii)(l4l
iht iIm oabwaava f vniaMoa in wet,
war)"Cthr caun lot eloVM lo Itulngfc
in aa extra !''
Tlipy llnrliln lloitlaiiti'r,
Pa.hih, Jan. I. Most of tho re
publican Journals deride tho mani
festo Issued bo lloulanger to the elec
tors of tho deportment of tho Seine
as a tissue of calumny ami brag,
and says it Is not worthy of dlsscus-
slou. TlioClauleisosays: "As lloitl
anger's progrum is to ask tho
country to make Its voice heard,
conservatives intend to vote for
him." A congress of republican sen
ators, deputies aud editors opposed
to Hotilanger wilt meet on Sunday
to select a candidate igalust him.
' Tlircii Wik'Iik anil :i,000.
Kanhah City, Jan. I. Advices
from Springer, Oklahoma, aro that
tho martial law order of two years
ago lias been put iu force, ami tho
squatters aro decamping. Springer
Is a little over three weeks old, hut
day before yesterday it hud a popula
tion of !l,000. The soldiers aro vig
orously enforcing tho order, and
settlers aro obeying It with alacrity.
(Iri'iil Luna nf I.lvin,
Mhmi'inh, Jan. J. Tho U. S. In
spectors are Investigating tho burn
ing of the steamer Kato Adams.
Tlioy havo obtained evidence that
forty-two persons were lost instead
of fourteen, as was reported. Slnco
the Investigation It appears that
eighteen children were among tho
deck passengers, ami one of tho crow
perished Iu addition to victims
heretofore named.
"AfWr Hvlelwra."
"Ml u yaa lo my ayaUda rilag IklMklr,
My uiagiMi MM a muwinuu ana
My mnuKt are aiumun ana ewBijr.
To livaaua u urauw w a
My bead watftt a um aud a quartor.
By lalM mianv paoca rw apiiv
Which manifold waaT wllti walar
Kctleva an u Ut."
Attvr Hwlnburn thcM Himm may b.
a low way afW for that umltor,
by what a uWrlplluu of tU utau
wtuMobuwrUara outlv, liver dhv
ortlered, hlmrflout of aorta. Hueu au
Individual mta Dr. Ilew' Pmb
Mit IHirKutivi I'aUatt. liter aiw
-Hrr"' i" t"k and nownul to
tOfr
Us. 'tiovm 1 rtvortte Praaeiiptlou
run all thin- Mjliar wewknrM lu
video t t filimli.
Aunt 1 10 Vt'um,
MiNNU.vroiiiB, Jan. I. David
Irvln, ii resident of tho town of Wil
ton, Minn., this county, was hurled
to-day. lie had reached tho age of
110 years aud hud a distinct recollec
tion of events succeeding the I to vo
lution. Ho liuil met aud talked
with (Joorgu Washington and other
statosmeii of his time ami was a
soldier of tho war of 1H12:
llliutirlHK IllimliuriU.
Nhw Voiuc, Jan. I. Tim follow,
insf was rwelvwl dy Hieliard K.
Fox Iroui Ht. LeuU: "Kllnitii will
sign iirlielett to light John U, Kill
llvati for $20,000 and ehuiniluishlp
of the world at either Toronto, Ot
tawa or Montreal. Hotli Mitchell
aud ICIlmu eiiipliatlually deny that
they have hud any inUtindiTstaiid
Ing with Fox."
rrmii lllaliw lo SulliU.
C'MCVIilA'NIi, Jail. l.-(fKrKU
llakr, oii of thw original atoek
holder of tlie KUiulanl Oil Cum
Mi, yeaUrduy oom milled aiiielde
by takliiK luoriililiw. Not long
since Itak'er waa otia of tlw lollliou
alrea of the town. High living
cauatsl hU rulu ami auiclde.
'Mm l'njuM4l hHlul IMUtMI.
: Vakixuvkh, AV. T., Jan. I. TIm
Vauaxivr lloanl of Tratlw ooovunwl
loot nlgtol fur tlw iHirtMjau of Uia
euaalug tlw eligibility aud natural
advauUlgea Vanoouvw wouUI oiler
for Ut aataMkuHuiul of Uw pro
mjmm! itaval ataiioii In Ita vlelnlty.
A Ittot KmmiIU.
ItaATTfJt, Jan. I. Tho tnnible
wblott boa bMn brawl ng lu Uw New
AMtto uilrw fur homm time oulinlnn
ImI thU iiiornliig In a riot in which
nut- ln.ui, iii. llujiluii, wu killed.
I'l I I., rn vi.., I'orlliind n '? '
r .. hi... I, In. r ilflMfi, Mr " . mH.
tA,',T' dutf.
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"lll(i I ii.i.u und Ali3;ntU-
lisil