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THURSDAY, AJ'IUL 11, 188!).
The Governor's Proclamation.
Inasmuch ns the centennial anniversary
of the Inauguration of George Washington
as llrU president of the United Btatos will
Occur on theSOthdayof April, Anno Dom
ini, 1881), which day has been set apart, by
ftnnctofcongiPsH os n general holday for
the people ol the wholi'lceuntry:
Now therefore, I, Sylvester I'ennoycr,
governor of Oregon, bj vlrtuie of the au
thority conferred upon me by I he constitu
tion of tho slate, do heieby deelaro the
aforesaid Tuesday, April :10th, ltrtlJ, to be a
legal holiday; and 1 do request that It shall
be so observed by the good piopluofthb
commonwealth. And, Inasmuch a the
Impressive act of limuguiatlon, which oc
curred ut noon, was preceded nt II o'clock
In tho morning by prayer In nil tho
churches ot tho city, for Hod's hit winy
upon tho government to be Instructed, j
would further reiiuest, In obedience tosurh
a worthy example, that prayers shall be
held nt nine o'clock In the inonilngof such
holldny In nil our chinches to tin d thai
the blessings of Ood may he vouchsafed to
our government for all times. In witness
whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and
caused tho seal or the state to hu-ifllxril,
this 10th day or Apill A. 1). IRM.
" HYLVK9TKH 1'IONNOYEII.
Kki'Ihisuntativi: JIhhmann has
hud Hovcrnl Interviews with the
iioslolllcc ulllclnlH In Mialf of in
creased mail faeilltlos in Oregon.
And it Is now wild tho hops raised
in Oregon haw lieenmo ho iopiiIar
in England that the HiikIIhIi arc
pulling up their vines and buying
our hops.
TlimoKof the states deinand or
dinary intelligence on the part ol
tho voter. All tho other states omit
nnv demand in this direction. This
nmkes it possible for one man to se
cure tho vote of another, if lie can
hut get him to do tho automatic
part, of depositing a ballot.
Till) craze for the light llannel
shirt forsuinmer wear is said to have
forced Into an assignment the largest
manufactory of fancy colored shirts
in tho country, who found tho de
mand for their goods falling oil" since
tho Introduction two seasons ago of
tho comfortable neglige llannel
articlo.
nm'itiauNTATivj: IIiiumann's
life must bo one of misery and his
nights of wakefulness. He says:
"Tho pressure for ollleo from our
state Is tremendous. Wo have had a
delegation of Oregonlans hero sinco
tho Inauguration. I paw my days
in traveling from ouo department
to another and my nightH aro 'given
up to callers."
WooDHUl'i', tho new president of
tho Mormon church, has been presi
dent of tho Twelve apostlesvSlneo
tho election of John Taylor to tho
presidency of tho church. In his
Inaugural sermon lie exhorted the
saints to piety, faith and obedience.
Ho said: "Have faith in Clod, who
has delivered to us the keys, of tho
holy priesthood, that the holy
gospel may bo preached for tho liv
ing and the dead."
lMUffllDKNT HOI.DDN of tllO lilck
observatory telegraphs from Mount
Hamilton as follews: "An approxi
mate orbit of the conilt discovered
March 01 by Mr. llernard has been
computed by Professor Seluebele.
It Is probable that this comet will
become seven or eight thousand
times as distinct as it is at present
with a distance of about four mill
ion miles. On May 120 next it
should Iks carefully observed."
Tin: oldest postmaster is llosewell
Ueardsly of North Lansing, Tomp
kins county, N. V., appointed dur
ing thadmistratlouof JohuQuIiicy
Adams, and continued during all
changes of administration from
that time to this, a peilod of sixty
three years. He Is now nearly
ninety years of ago, and is hale and
hearty, and, to all appearances, will
live to complete his term of ollleo
under lYcuidonl Harrison.
Among the many llieorios that
arc set up to explain tho original
Kottkmioutof the Noilh American
continent that which ascribes it to
the enforced visitation of some
BtoriiHlrlvun JujmM lUlieriiion
juoutH with imicli favor. Without
ruuouutliiK tho vmioiiii nrgiiuuuiU
Unit lire UimhI on HivhltiH-'ltutil,
physkuil ami iilillolojjImlHlinlliiiitloji
iRitwuoii tho uUorlgiiKw of the u
ollio vmn of tho JCow AYorhl ami
tho old nii'oii of tho OrU'iit, It muy
bo wild that tho fchlpvrtH.'Uwl-tHlloi
Kiou huh ninny iiHiiJik' rtN,timM to
fuvoimmunl It,
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Tjii: North American phonograph
coinnany, which wasorgnni.ed with
the tremendous capital of $fl,000,(XX),
Is not turning out the phonographs
with the rapidity that wiih promised.
It was asserted at tlicoutfot that 10,
000 phonographs would be ready by
February 1st, and that in a short
time customers could be readily sup
plied with them. The reason for
the delay is owing to difllculties in
the construction of tho Instruments.
The machinery used is necessarily
delicate, and tho work upon tho
talking machines most careful. As
a result of the delay orders for pho
nographs amounting to more than
10,000 have not been tilled.
It is claimed that about 2.j0 phono
graphs are being turned out of the
factories each day. Subsidiary com
panies have been formed all over the
country, and they now reach the
number of thirty-two. The capital
of these companies varies according
to the district over which they have
control. Tho phonogiaph has not
found Its- way into general use by
business men as yet, but the com
pany thinks thai as its practical uses
tiecome uetier Known tnere will bo a
large demand for the machine.
Tjii:m: Is a young lady living In
Philadelphia whoonjoysthe supreme
distinction of having her picture
carried by every prosperous man
and woman in tho United States.
Over three millions of her portraits
have already been issued, and it, is
probable that as many more will be
made In the near future. The lady
referred to h Miss Anna W. Wi'l
lianis, who permitted Mr. Logan,
the designer of the head on the now
standard silver dollar, to make
sketches of her face, and It is her
piMlilu which greets tho view of
one possessing one of those silver
discs which Mr. Curtis and other
inonometalists are pleased to term
the 81-cent dollar, but live of which
buy as much of any commodity as
the best live-dollar gold piece ever
coined.
uuNDitAi. uiti:i:iiY says ii no
should make an etlbrt to reach the
North polo he would take tho same
route as before. Tho scheme pro
posed by the Indian traveler who
was with Lord Lonsdale, to reach
the polo by means of dogs and
sledges, and keeping up a lino of
communication, is all nonsense.
The distance is'too great, and the
Arctic region is one vast archipelago
with open straits, which are dllll
cult or Impossible to cross. This
plan is not worthy of serious con
sideration. it hit Her to Sleep.
Ex-President Cleveland tells a
good story at the expense ofhiswife,
says a prominent society lady. Ho
was speaking of Mi's. Cleveland's
splendid nerves and her ability to
sleep under all circumstances.
"LastNovember," said he, "when
I wrote my Thanksgiving procla
mation, it was a busy day with me,
and I was at my desk far Into the
night. We were at Oak View and
Frankio bad gone to bed early. I
was pleased with the proclamation,
and when 1 went to my room 1
awoke1 my wife and asked her If she
would not like to hear me read it."
'"Oil, yes,' she said, 'iy all means,1
ami I sat down by tho bedside and
read It thiough. When I finished
Frankio was fast asleep. I believe
she had not heard a word. The
next morning, when wo were await
ing tho announcement of breakfast,
1 took up a morning paper. 'Hero
Is my Thanksgiving proclamation,'
said I. 'Would you like to hear It?'
'Very much; please read it to'nie.'
Then I laughed heartily, saying:
T wish you may catch mo reading
it to you tho second time, when It
put you to sleep tho first.' "
A Keiiturky Story.
One Kentucky gentleman meets
another Kentucky gentleman, and
they address one another with that
solemn earnestness which Is charac-'
teristlo of Houthern high life:
"Good morning, sah? Hope you
are well, sail? Where have you been
this mohnlug?"
"I have just come f'om tho coat
house, sah; Seu'toh Hlackbuhu has
been making a speeeh--tho llnest
speech I have heard since tho wah.
He Is a bawn awter sah a bawn
awter.
"Kxcuse ine'slr, but what do you
mean by a 'bawn awter?' "
"A bawn awter? Don't you know
what a bnwn awter Is? Why, sah,
you and I would say, 'two and two
make fo',' but a Uiwn awter wouldn't
say that; a bnwn awter would my,
'when, In theeouo of human eveiite,
It becomes nuoW or expedient to
coalesce t wo Intergeiv. with two other
integers, tho roult I deelaro It
bodly and without feih or favah
t' ivault, ly tj sjiuplo tuithnu'tk
uak'tilatlon ivilloil addition, It fo'l'
"Tliut'rt u Imwn Hwtor, wtli,' "
TIiimvu no country of the world
wlioiv tliowli'iiivof Ionic llfu, ai
uoiuimniod with uhhI health, tin
InijMilrwl iuhiiIhI fitctiltlra, bmxi
illtfUoi), Hint yroHt aotivlty, Is
huttor iindBwUMMr than in Kniuf
nnri them of 1.000 itfiraoiui uoru,
im
tskurili ihiiHDM tt filtl'MlltV. Mlllt flfctt
MXltVtW 1V B' " . . ..
jmnvntag - continue to l hlgli
until W In jMut.
A Talc Without a Moral
lime tidily. giddy little tiled,
I'ponn sunny dny,
lmplng to nee the oiitxlde world,
ItesoUcd to run away.
Old Ornndna I''ly sat on n lwiwl,
And ovwheard theschomo;
Quoth he, "Children, I'm old and wise, t
Have lmd thnt self-mine dream. i
"Though llreoKlitter!ngeems to youth, '
And everything look grrtud,
The world Is treacherous t the lu ;
lie careful where you stand."
Now when the little files heard tills
'J'lielr spirits bfigaii todroop, .
When Omnilpa 1'lj 1llpe1 ontheedge,
And fell Into the soup.
"SCKAl'S."
A colored man owns sixty houses
and one of tho hotels at Memphis,
Tenn.
Great numbers of immigrants, the
majority of whom are 'Germans, are I
Hocking to Dakota. i
Near Salt Lake City a forest (Ire j
surrounded a Hock of 700 sheep and ,
burned them to death.
In China skilled workmen get $-1
a month, and day laborers from 4 to
C cents a day, besides food
The deepest mine in the world is
said to be the Koso.Brido colliery In
Juigland, which is 803 yards deep,
A bill has been introduced in the
Minnesota legislature to prohibit tho
practice of treating to intoxicating
liquors.
The report comes from Russia of a
great plot against tho life of the
Car. This is unnecessary. News
isn't scarce.
in the New York city public
schools there are 0,000 girls prepar
ing to enter tho Normal college to
bo trained as teachers.
Two nenroes liavo been seized
witli leprosy in Eiberton, Ga. One
has turned white, while the other
has broken out in spots.
A Itochcstcr. man has opened a
"boarding stable for bicycles." He
takes charge of tho machines while
tho owners aio at business.
"Ail," said the ily, asiternwiul
around tho bottle, "I have passed
through tho hatohlugnge, tho creep
ing age, and now 1 am in the mueil:
ago."
A now fruit has been discovered
in Southern California. It looks
like the fruit of the pear tree, but the
pulp is soft and pasty, tasting like
claret.
Tho hen is an accommodating an
imal. While tho sun never sets
anywhere but in the west, she will
set anywhere, oven on a chalk or
glass egg.
A-caso containing representations
of every president of tho United
States in meerschaum has just been
completed and w ill bo sent to the
Paris exhibition.
A great many men say "they go
out between the acts to get a breath
of fresh air; but it is noticed that
the breath they really got isn't of
air, by a long shot.
Congressman "Sunset" - Co.t is
over CO years of age, although his
wit and vivacity keep him young.
His hair has become thin and gray,
but his tongue Is as ready as ever.
Tho emporer of Austria intends to
visit ICnglaud this year in such,
strict Incognito that no ouo but him
self and attendants will know any
thing about it till ho is at homo
again.
Ollio "Where's Molllo?"
Polho- -"Out lying in a hammock."
Ollio "How do you know?"
. Pollio "Because I saw her go up
stall's and put on her now embroi
dered stockings."
Amongsonieold papers in London
recently a genuine likeness of John
llunyau as lie appeared in his pris
on cell at llcdlbtd, has just been
dlseoveied, for which tho owner
demands 1,000 guineas.
Moses Lyman, tho Inventor of tho
"Pigs in Clover" puzzle, lives on a
farm near Waverly, N. Y. He
innilo the puzzle In order to amuso
his children, and a New York firm
hoard of it and purchased his rights.
Thorndlko Hlco is ono of tho rich
est writers In tho United Stales.
Ho is but !W, handsome and a
bachelor. He has a stable of fast
horse, a steam yacht, a New York
maiitilon and a cottage at Tuexedo
Park.
Aimustore-loooking lady walked
into a furrier's recently, and aald to
tho shepman: "I should like to
puivluhHWunuir." "What fur?" de
manded tho man. "To keep my
hands warm, sir!" exclaimed the
lmly.
The other day a toucher in a Bos
ton school showed n little ilrl the
plot u iti of a fhn, iiml Hktxl her what
it wan. Tho Httln girl didn't ttjioeur
to know. "What does your intlur
do to kwp wool lu hot wwtUiur?"
askod tho twMjhur. "Drink ler,"
wub tho prompt rejily.
The ioilpe for miOctngtht) original
ouu da ooIokuo whs (llauovtHftxl &K)
yuan ngo, mid aitie that time it
ha been liitnwtori to only ttm per
MII8. The written copy at the
rotk la kopt Ul orysUI goUet,
under triple loolw, lu M loom In
which the eMfiitirtl oil ntv in!xd.
. Absolutely Pure.
This powder never varies. A marvel of
purity, strength nnd wholesomencss. More
economical than tho ordinary kinds, nnd
cannot'be sold In comnetltlon with the
multitude of low test, short weight alum or
phosphate powders. Hold only In cans.
llOVAI, IlAKINO l'OWI)EKCO.,100'Wnll,N.Y.
Ohio farmers propose to form a
milk trust.
Uticklcn's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo in the World for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcere, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no nay required, it is tmaramceu
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
rciumicd. jtico zo cents per uox.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug
gist.
Mormon elders arc proselyting in
KAssen county, near tlm Shasta line.
Merit Wins.
We desire to say to our citizens,
thnt for years wo have been selling
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, Dr. Kimr'sNew Life Pills,
Uticklcn's Arnica halve and Electric
JJllters, and have never handled
reuiedi.Vthat sell as well, or that
have given such univeisal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and we stand
ready to refund the purchase price,
If satisfactory results do not follow
their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on
their merits. Sold by Daniel J. Fry,
druggist.
Lake county has iaid out since
last-October for bounties on scalps
$2-100.
A Safe Investment
Is one which is guaranteed to bring
voti satisfactory results, or in case
of failure a return of inirchaso price.
On this safe plan you can buy from
our advertised diuggist a bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con
sumption, it Is guaranteed to bring
lollof in every case, when used for
any direction of throat, lungs or
chest, such as consumption, inllam
mation of lungs, bronchitis, asthma,
whooping caugh, croup, etc. It is
pleasant and agreeable to taste, per
fectly sale anil can always be de
pended upon. Trial bottles free at
Daniel J. Fry's ding store.
It is absurd to speak of tho "foot
prints of time," when it is well
known that thiio Hies.
Owing to this clmngcublo cllmato. It is
dllllcult to piosenoii fair complexion and
our fair sisters arc annoyed br loneliness
of tho blsln, (Imps, red nose, etc. If
Putni us Hpccillc Is applied to tho faeo and
lianas night nnd morning, n clear and
lealthy complexion can he picciACil
Portland Oicgon. March. 23
Sold by D. W. Mvthews .1 Co.
Tho city of Milwaukee claims the
honor of the llrst electric draw
bridge.
"Tho" One Hoss Shay,"
of Dr. Holmes, is full of tho genial
author's exuberant humor. Its fun
is superlleialand obvious; but mora
is meant than meets tho oyo or ear.
Tho vehicle which ran for a hun
dred years and a day without a
break, typillcs a healthful human
body, and represents tho natural
term ol its service. It, however, a
man has catarrahal, bronchial,
asthmatic or pulmonary diseases, ho
cannot live out half his days, unless
he eradicates the scrofulous humors
whose prosoneo causes theso local
troubles. The great blood-cleansing
alterative of Dr. Pierce, known
as tho "Golden Medical Discovery,"
rids the blood of scrofulous pollu
tions, and, by improving tho nutri
tion, gives new vigor to tho doblli
tattxl system, and euros thoso dis
eases. Unequaled Dr. Sago's Catarrh
Beinedy.
They have "potato socials" in
Kansas. The namo may bo from
the fact that young folks go thoro to
pare.
Dkaknuw Can't iih Cuuud by
loon! applications, as thoy cannot
reach the diseased portion of tho
ear. There is only ono way to cure
deafness, and that is by constitu
tional remedies. Deafuoss Is caused
by an iutlnmed condition of the mu
cus lining ot the eustaeiiiau tune.
When this tube gets iullamed you
have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hear! iik, and when It Is entirely
closed deafness is the result, and un
less the mllammatlon can lie taken
out and this tube restored to Its nor
ms! condition, hearing will he de-
utrojoil fiirovio': nliu mCd out of
ten tire cutiacd by orttwrrli, which la
tuxiinur im an iiniaimxi condition
of the mucus uurfuoets.
We will give one hindrod dollars
for Hiiy ease of dwfnM (oaud by
cuUrrh) that we cw.uiot on re by
taking HullV Catarrh Cure, tfoiid
for circular, free.
F. J. t'UKXKY & Id., Toledo, O.
MTriold by druggiittat, 7.V. 1m
trariniuK I oue of Uie iKxt ooeujw
tloiu for h youug nun. Kven b
bgi cuHiuv will enable a atriiRgllug
you tli tH't a liehd.
F. E. IIOOVI-JH.
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THIS IS II THE A!
invest in
Among a Great Many Cpioick Bargains
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING:
72 acres, of a mile from Salem, CO of which is in a high state of cultivation, balance excellent timber land.
House, barn and out buildings: 2 acres in orchard. 5100 per acre.
101 acres ono milo from Gervais; 00 acres in cultivation; two-story brick house; large barn nnd other out
buildings; largo orchard; 35 acres now in grain. Price $6000.
House and lot on Chemeketa street, near Catholic church, $1000.
Largo house and lot, 95x105, in North Salem, young orchard. Price 1500,
House with five hard finished rooms, ham and lot 75x150 in South Salem. Price S00.
Lots in North Salem, near street car line.
Lots for sale in the followiug additiens: Boise's, Ecid's, University, Queen Ann and Yew Park. Also
many other choice bargains.
rOHNF.STRATTON&SON
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers In
MUKICAIj MEHC1IANDISJK. New York,
J'l nnd ir WnlkcrSt. John P. Htrntton's
C'elebrntcd Ilu slnn Gut Violin btrlngs, tho
Finest in tho World.
Our Guarantee n n dcnlcr receives u
complaint, (which lie believes to bo honest)
from miy musician to whom ho has sold
any of these strings, ho is nuthoiied by
us to give him another string without
uhnig3,nndnll such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Ilowaroof Imitation.) Dealers
will plcaso send lor descriptive catalogue.
Trad supplied nt lowest price.
Thousands nronlllletcd with diseases of
tho Kidney and Urinary Organs, who suf
fer In silence, rather than mako known
their troubles. To all tho'.o allllcted wo
can oiler n safo nnd speedy remedy lu Ore
gon Kidney Tea, which Is composed ot
heibs, selected with great caro In Oregon,
nnd warranted noi to contain minerals of
any kind. A few doses nllord Instant 10
llef. Sold by T. W. Slathnws & Co.
$50. HORSES. $50.
A no hundred head of brood mares
and
J young horses for sale, to
eolts expected in tho spring
Forty or lllty
ring Two flno
horses. Clyde and l'erchcon stock, weight
sixteen and seventeen hundred; have been
with tho band for the past three years.
Original stock from tho best quality ot
mares. For particulars addrcs3 or seo
V. 11. HYAHS,
wJt. Salem. Or. 1
Tho BUYEKS GUIDE is
issuad li.vch and Sept.,
each year. It Is an ency
clopedia of useful infor
mation for all who pur
chase tho luxuries or the
necessities of life. "Wo
can clothe you and furnish you with
all tho nocossary nnd unnocessary
appllnncos to ride, walk, dance, sleep,
oat, fish, hunt, work, go to chuich,
or stay at homo, and in various sizes,
stylos and quantities. Just figure out
what is required 10 do all these things
COMFORTABLY, nnd you can make a fair
estimate of tho value of the BUYEHS'
QUIDE, which will be sent upon
receipt of 10 cents W pay postage,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
lll-H4Jiichigan Avenue, Chicago, 111.
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
Urnrtuntes Students lu
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It is tho oldest, largest nnd least expen
sive Institution of learning lu tho North
School opens first Monday In September
Send for cntnloguo to
THUS. VAN SCOY,
President.
17: Salem, Oregon.
The Salem Abstract
-AXD--
LAND COMPANY,
Have removed to building adjoining
ThomisonV Jewelry store on
Commercial street.
Titles Investigated,
Money to Loan.
Land for Sale,
Houses for Rent
CALL AND SttB US.
II B lH5EP'' ? mil
111 I llwt2 1
O. B. EDGETT.
te In woii
FORMERLY THE SALEM LAND COMPANY,
TO
THE 1101 RESTAURANT,
Having been furnished for tho especlnl
accommodation of the public, via
Inlte tho attention of the the HUNGI9Y
nnd sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new
and clean; good "Home" meals served icg
ularly three times n diy. No Chinese In
the kitchen. Give us a call nnd seo for
yours If.
EJ. M. LAW, Proprietor.
Cor. Court nnd High St., Salem, Or.
Northern Pacific Railroad
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
TWO FA8TTHAINS DAIIiV!
NO OHANGK OK CARS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And nil points East via
PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.
St.
Tho Northern Pacific railroad Is the only
lino running Passenger trains, Second class
sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day
conches, Pullman Palaco Sleeping Cars.
Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port
land to the east.
See that your ticket read via the Northern
.Paelllc railroad and avoid the
change of cars.
Leave Portland ntfii. m. and 8:J0 p. m.
dally arrive ut Minneapolis or St. Paul nt
ti:05 p. m. '
Pacific Division'. Trains leave iFront
and G street dally at 11:55 n. m, and 8:40
p. m.; Arrive ut Tacoma at 7:10 p in and
4:20'a m arrive Seattle l):25a in anuD:35p m.
Through Pullmnn Pnlaco Sleeping Cars,
elegant dny conclies, tlnest palace dining
cars between Portland, Tnconin and Seattle
direct. Dally service. A. D. CHAItLTON
Asst. Gen'l l'ass. Agent', 121 First St., Cor.
Washington St., Portland, Oregon.
Depot Corner First and G Streets.
B oarderS!
&
nyono wishing to board ntn quiet
and cozy mace, will find tho object ot
heir search at
IVtRS. M. A.. THOMPSON'S,
Cor. Chemekete and Liberty Sts., Salem,
Whcro a lew hclect boarders can secure
board.
nnrticn Arnlra Salre.
Tim Ijcst salve in the world f
tils, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheun
fever sores, tetter, chapped lmnd
chilblains, corns, and all skin eruji
tions, and positively cures piles, oi
no pay required. It Is guaranteei5
to give perfect satisfaction, or mono
refunded. Price 25 cents per box
For sale v
BY JOHN J. FRY, Druggist.
I-I. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
Xo. 2S4J Commercial St.
House and Carriage Painting,
Sign writing. Paper hanging and
decorating, Wall tiutiug and kal
sominlng oxoouted in tho latest
style. r
Experienced Workmen Employed,
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Call and see us lietoro you let your
work.
Real
B, P. BOISE, Jr.
Company,
.rn
MAUN
INSURANCH
Company.
Fire nnd In.
rlnc.
JOS. ALBERT. Agent, - - Salem, Oregon
Trucks and Drays.
MORGAN k MEAD '
Aro now provided with flno new drays
nnd trucks and nro prepared to do all busi
ness In that lino in tho best of shape.
They give their personal supervision to
nil work. Corner Stnto and Commercial
streets.
or Bargains
IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc,
GO TO
THOMAS BURROWS,
Commercial Street, Salem, Or,
Country produco of nil kinds always on
hnnd. If you have not traded with me be
fore, I respectfully solicit n, trial believing
I can suit you both in prices nnd quality.
ST. PAUL'S
L,
Boys and. Girls.
The school will open on the 2itn
of September. Thorough instruc
tion In tho primary nnd
advanced
English Branches,
1 iUV
ELEMENTS
-In course.
OF MUSIC
TERMS and further Information may bo
raa on application 10
IIBV. F. H. POST.
Cor. Chemeketa nnd State Sis.
8-20-tf
SEE
One hundred ncres of extra clear land, flno
loruiviainffup into small tracts, is oniy
three-fourths of n mile from Salem popt-
uiucu. i.-rico jay per ncre.
THOMAS & PAYNE.
CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC!
Willamette University.
Most successful school of music on tho
northwest coast. About
150 STUDENTS LAST YEAR.
. .oourees hi
Piano, Organ Singing, "Violin,
nurmony, ana uoumer
Dolnt, Dlolomas on completion ot course.
Teachers: Z. il. l'arvin. Fmnkln P.
Jonos, BvuCox. Assistant. Lulu M. Smith.
llrtt term begins Monday, Heptcmoei
Sd, 1SS8. Bend for catalogue. For further
particulars address
Z. M. PARVIN.
Musical Director, Salem, Or.
8-17-dtf.wlt
DR. JORDAN'S
OF ANJ
761 Market st San Francisco
UALIFOIINIA,
Go and learn how to avoid
disease, nhd how wonderful
ly you are made. Consulta
tion and treatment person
nlly or by loiter or weak
nessos and nil dlseasse of
men. Bend for book.
I'rtvate otlloe 211 Ueary street.
THE OLD RELIABLE
ItUcluii, -li .ind Wagon maker, Job
KnlchtUn. vi iiillyastubllshedatblsnew
niiarieni on I, lierty fatreet. He uses all
the new methud in bin url and mak
lctally of tllae.) tw of hone's feet
Fr.inlt lyix-h h i churge of iho wfn
depiilmeiuiud ,...o a general rtpair'Bf
biuincM. 'l'!i"e gentlemen are too wtli
KiiuH'ii 'iir ,.itrv and recommend tbM
BMr. Knight hasbeen hereforliypftf!
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