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TERMS OF SrilSCRIlTION.
DAILY.
One year bymall 6 00
HU month by mall - 2 CO
Tlin-e month by mall 1 26
Per week, delivered by carrier 15
WEEKLY.
One yanr by mall 81 50
Six months by mall - 8
One year. If paid In advance . 1 00
8I. months, If paid In advnnco 60
For advertising rates apply at this olllce.
AllfiubscrlbcrstoTilEl.'AriTAl.JouiiNAi,
who do not secure their paper regularly
will notify this onice, gllngaddre,and
tho matter will be attended to at once.
Olllce, corner Court and Liberty Streets.
Call In a Parson.
A marriage House v. ns this after
noon granted to h. V. Homier and
Miss I. N. Gardner.
Humes for the Kiigliii'N.
The engine companies have a
yet failed to find teams to suit them
although they are anxious to secure
them.
Matters In Probate.
John Calvert was appointed ail
minisitralur of the estate of Peter
Schcrbaeh, with bonds lixed at $10,
000. m
A New Church.
The Presbytery in session at La
fayette has appointed a cominiltci
to visit Dallas to examine the field
with u view to the organization of n
Presbyterian church in that place.
'Hid New Park Niilmil.
The Oregon land company's new
fifteen acre pleasure pink, north of
the city has been named Highland
Park. Their new addition adjacent
to Itiverside they will nlr-o call
Highland.
Almost a I'lic.
John Hock, who recently came to
Salem and lives in the Cofl'ey house,
came near losing all by fire yester
day evening. The roof took lire
from a defective flue, but as the fire
wus at once discovered, a few buck
ets of water averted serious results.
More Ni'v Houses.
J. A. Hlack, a prominent banker
at Hloonilngton, Neb., bought of
Duncan & JJooth yesterday two
fine building lots in South Salem.
Mr. Hlack expressed his mind by
saying he fully expected to come to
Salem in a short time to make it his
future home. They also sold a lot
in Meredith's addition to Prof. Jory,
who expects to build soon.
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Confined to Its lied.
What purports to be rellablo In
formation was given out this morn
ing from ti wholly unreliable source
to the effect that the Willamette
river at Salem stood "twenty-two
Inches below low water mark." ft
goes on to say that if rain does not
soon come navigation will be cut oil'.
Ah twenty-two inches below low
water mark would make tho river
uuuavigableeven for ducks, the lat
ter clause Is superfluous.
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No Orange .Sleeting.
Marion county Pomona grange
was unable to hold the regular
meeting to-day from the fact that
Buluin grange failed to open their
hall for that purpose. We do not
thing this was intentional, but in
dicates short memory of those who
hold the key. The next regular
meeting of Pomona grange will bo
held at Aumsville on tho second
Thursday of May. All patrons In
vited. W. M. IIll.Lll.VHV,
Secretary.
linpiotlng the ltler.
Thu government miag boat Wil
lamette Is proving herself a good
boat In swift water and bad bars,
which are to be found on tho uppor
'Willamette. Shu made tho run
from tho mouth of the Lucklamtito
to Oregon Citv iutf eight hours, one
stop of half an hour. Recently she
ran from Albany to Corvallls In
three hours, which Is exceedingly
good time. The Willamette draws
twenty-seven Inches and consumes
half a cord of wood an hour.
home Canrudn hreiicry.
Does any one realize that wo have
at our very doors, kjiiic of tho finest
soenery to be found on tho famous
Paelllo coast? A few hours ride
from Albany upon the Oregon Paci
fic road, and more hours of steady
tramplng,the Herald says, will place
the tourist who is looking for natur
al scenery among some of thu tluot
that can bo found and among tho
foot hill mountains where thu pure
alrtiud tho Ice cold and perfectly
pure water will bring health aiul
robtiHtnuM as will no other tonic or
medicine.
A Ynliimlmilla Ahatruct.
O. M. Smith has for several days
coon engaged In preiwiing an ab
stract for a piece ofproHrty which
has boi-n truiislcrntt unit tiled for
record more than one hundred times.
Tho property is that on which tho
Capital hindering mill now stands.
It bolouged to tin. original donation
land claim of W. II. Wilson, and
tho 11 ret transfer date from lWo.
Tho abstract when completed will
pu a voluminous one, eonuHiiug ui ;
JS3 clow'y wrlitou pBgos. I
A MMMOTIt KXCt'KSION.
A Ifa.n.1 Jf Sixtj-Tu,, ll.,n. .,,.
Arrlvfs nl the Capital City.
j There nrrived in Salem yesterday
evening a coiony or iionie-feeKer. " i "i'n m muir nm iu-
There were fllxty-tvo of them In all morrow evening. The public in cx
Thcy were accompanied by F. J. I tended cordial invitation to be1
Strayer, traveling itgent of the Ore-
gon hind company. Mr. Strayer
left Salem on the sixth of January
for PcMiiHylvnnhi for the purpose of
organizing a colony to bring to Sa
lem. Arriving tit his old home
near Johnstown, Pa., he delivered
lectures on the resources of Oregon
and the Willamette valley, and of
the advantages offered by Salem
and Marion county to home-seekers.
He was successful to such on extent
Unit one week ago this morning two
special cai-s left tho little city in
central Pennsylvania, destined for
Salem. Tho six-days journey across
the vast expanse of mountain, vale
and river was uneventful, although
very pleasant. The ceaseless pano
rama of the world's grandest scenery
served to entertain and charm. Ar
riving at the capital city tho party
took a rest and are to-day taking in
the sights of the city of promise and
tlie'r future home.
In conversation with a Journal
repoitor Mr. Stiayer siid that this
body of men had come here with
the intention of casting their lot in
Oregon. ft is their intention to
purchase' land, establish business
enterprises and become bona fide
citizens. They arc a pleasant peo
ple, possessed of money and enter
prise and animated with a desire to
build their homes in a laud where
life is not made a burden by the
obstacles attendant upon a country
subject to disastrous climatic
changes.
Tills is" the, largest colony, of Immi
grants brought to this valley for
many days. It is decidedly the
largest one that ever left an. Kastern
state headed directly for Salem.
The enterprise of the Oregon land
company is to be commended, while
the hand of citizenship is cordially
extended to our prospective citizens.
I'KOOKAM roil AKUOK DAY.
Kxerelses That Will bo Performed by
Tho Sillcni Schools.
The following program of exercises
will bo carried out to-morrow, Fri
day, afternoon at the East Salem
school. To these exercises all Inter
ested citizens are invited:
Prom one to two o'clock, exercises
in the various school rooms, consist
ing of lecltations, songs and read
ings by tho pupils, anil a special
lesson by tho teachers on one or
more of the following subjects:
Lead the pupils to recognize and
appreciate the different ways in
which trees contiibuto to supply
the necessities, the comforts and the
luxuries of ourllvcs.
To foster and develop a love for
trees in respect to their beautiful
forms, colors anil scenic cllects.
To see tho necessity of a certain
proportion, and proper distriiiution
of forest land, to prevent those sud
den and extreme climatic changes
which produce the desolation follow
ing siicces-ivo Hoods and long ex
tended drouth.
To exercise an intelligent observa
tion of the decs of their own local
ity, having reference to utilizing
native or foreign .species in the best
wayl'ortrco planting.
At two o'clock tho teacher) of the
various schools will form a hollow
square in the yard of the
Hast Salem school building, under
tho direction of tho superintendent.
The out-door excerclsos will con
sist of an address by Clay lord W.
Cooke, class of 18S!I.
Planting of tho class tree.
Heeltation of Longfellow's poem,
"Tho Huilders," by Miss Lydu
Punish, class of 18SI).
An address by Prof. M. CI. Lane,
principal of South Salem school.
A marching exercise by tho boys
of the second division of tho liust
Salem school, under their oaptaln,
John A. ICvans.
A Popular r.iitei'tulunu'iit.
University chapel wuscomfortubly
tilled last night, tho occasion being
the popular concert, given by the
Philharmonic society and conserva
tory of music. Tho program was
well rendered, especially the four
grand elioruw led by Miss ParrUh.
Tho trio of Mosul., Bowersox, Uply
and Parvln was well received, as
was also tho ipiartct by .Ml
Adams and Matthews and Meners.
Perry and Howorsox. The recitation
of Mlwilttniiclio m Monte waspro
uounctid in that lwly's ihstmlly
pleasing manner. Tho iccltiitlon of
It. Magce, the solo of J I. ( ISply,
and thu solo of Miss K, Adams re
ceived hearty applause. The duet
of Mls ParrUh and .. M
Parvln was mot pluming, m
was aIo the quartet of Mheosi
Dlmlckaud tilllliigliaiiiMtid Miwra.
ltlabv and Prvhi. The piano
quartet by Miw Stratum, Howe, I
Parvln and Forest ww executed In x J
nmin.cr union cupiivMivu me au
ditors, while the grand mla by Mlw
llullie 1 arrUb was met with a hum!
huurtv reception. Mb Parrlnh
lnt lilulit added fm.li luureU lo her
niremiy sinning
crown wivyou
favorite prima donnt
A Joint Meeting.
All nrmiiKwnentB have lieell com-
pletwl for tllP joint mwtitlK of the
; Athcnuuni and Alka-llperinii
preselit una enjoy the program,
which Ih m follews:
Address W. D. Jeffries.
Dtiot Miwseg Helen Kdua and
Lilllll HlrpCll.
Speech M. C Starr.
Music Miss Grace Glllinghuni.
ltecltation Miss Grace Scribcr.
Vocal duet Mifcs Hall and
Waters.
Speech Napoleon Davis.
Declamation IJalph Moody.
Instrumental solo Miss Edith
Hughes.
Speech W. M. Kaiser.
Recitation Miss Grace Scribcr.
Vocal solo Hcuson Starr.
Speech M. Vv. Hunt.
. Instrumental duct Harry Keller
and Chas. Chase.
Rending of society paper.
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Supremo Courf.
George Foster, reap., w. Samuel
Orr, app.; appeal from Polk county;
juilgment of the lower .court re
versed and remanded with direc
tions to dismiss complaint; opinion
by Thayer, C. J.
Parker vs. the West Coast packing
company; continued for argument
till Wednesday, April 24, 'S9.
Com t adjourned till Monday,Aprll
10, '80.
Farms.
Cheap farms a specialty, and in
all parts of tho country. Coino and
sec u's before you buy.
Thomas & Payne.
A few chances for speculation
arc left on my list. Among them
area few line corner lots in North
Salem on the lino of the street rail
way, a good story and half house on
church street, another good house
and two lots on Center street, 18
acres outsido tho city limits a. short
distance, 10 acres with largo house,
orchard, etc., adjolnlngthc city, lots
in "Yew Park," "Queen Anne"
and "University additions," and
North and South Salem.
V. A. Moomis,
ai" Commercial street.
Letter List.
The following letters remain un
called for in the postolllco at Salem
April 0, 18S0, persons calling for the
same, will sny "advertised:"
Anderson Minnie Altinait Vv"C
lllnghum Cora Rrink A
Halrd Curtis Harclny R
Hrooks Mrs L Ituiilou Mrs N
Drown Mis .1 H Brown Henry
Realty M K Botirge Nellie
Cromse Harry H Cook F T
Clabby Katie Catnbell A C
Courscn N S Col k Carrie
Cole .James
Dlckersun Oliver
Kleghcr Mr Kills Henretta
Flegher Tlenry Cl Fowler Robert
Goldsmith Chas Graves John
Holt Mrs Millv
Hilemnn Addie
Howard Mollie
Humphrey C H
HogunM F
Jones MrsS A
Jones S Ij
Kennedy .I'D
Khewcr J
Lawrence Wm
Lotta K T
Lance Mr
Murray A K
Martin Mattlo
McArtbur Julia
Herald Gust
(ones Milton M
.liinett Mrs Lulu
Kuton S C
Ltunoreiico H
Love Dr. I H
J.eWis Nellio 2
Milliguii Mrs
V
Molau James
McCorclo Clark
l'mdyR' W
Roberts Mrs Lilly
Smith I'll Smith Mrs L
Slough Henry Stirdloy Henry
Saul berg W
Taylor Fred Thrapp Jacob
Taylor Lottie Thomas Anna
Thomas Daniel I)
Wells F S Wallace Mrs W
Wagner Mis N Whit Mrs M
Woodson Mrs H Wymau Chas
Willis It If
B. II. DFARHORN, P.M.
Nut tlm thirstioii She Uxm'th-il.
"Miss Laura," began the youth,
with a Hushed facoand a tremor in
his voice, "1 came this evening to
ask you "
"Ono moment, please, Mr. Hank
lnson. Willie, you are making too
much noise with those blocks. You'd
better take tbum Into (he other
room."
"To ask you," rctmmeri the young
man, mopping his brow with r.
trembling hand, "if you "
"Willie, take tin) blocks Instant
ly and go."
"If you have tried that new head
ache remedy."
"Willie, you may remain if you
wish."
Sin 1 1 roamed It.
He (about to auk for a Ids) 1
lmve an Important ipieitlon to ask
you.
See (playfully) I kimw what It
Is Charley. You want me to bo
your wife; I dixminwl it. Wvl take
me.
Ho (rather Ukvu alwek) You
dreamed It?
She Yen. I dreamed it lt night i
and 1 answered you as I hih answer-,
lug you now, and you took me In
your arms and kheml n.
What could ClmrUw dvr
r'i- v '"rjKjm" '!!. ''i
. IttltU.
SAN'DKKS. At SHwrtoii April
, IKHll, Uio rtvrHlU diiugukr
of Jam. j 'iidi-rn and vlfi
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UilvLU I ii!II1KUIU h.Xllll of
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unrlllu van U n'luvl upun Air all blool
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nam una Ui uuomii, muq ujr ii
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Sangs o
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cotland.
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The world-rf nowued
Baimsfatlier Family
Who have tlie uudoiillwl reputation of
being the most tlrtlsttc delineators of
Scottish Song and Story
that lmve ever visited America, and who
are now the only family of Scotch voenjlsls
living, will appear at the
OPERA HOUSE,.
SATURDAY EVENING, APR. 18,1
under the nunpleee of Protection JjOdge, A.
O. U. AV. Don't mil to see tho beautiful
IIlKhland VUng In mil Illnlilnnd costume.
-l(cul the opinions of the pre.
lteervl ents at Patlon'n.
SCIUBER & POOLE,
Bulem, Oregon, have received direct
I'1!
Koplnun
jUCIOLUI 11 1(1
The Finest Lino of
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPRING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
' MOUNTAIN WAGONS
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CARTS and v
OTHER VEHICLES,
which will be sold at
Prices and Terms to Suit All!
Theso goods nro flrst-rlass nnd as their
Ktock Is-very l.iruoa person canllnd what
they may wsh. Their warehouse on State
Htrcet Is cuiiipletely tilled, nnd they have
another car load oitxoutc now. Look out
lor mem; homcinnig une.
ISI1IIGIUNTS LOOK HERE!
Ilalng farmed in this country for over
half a century, hlch gives us a thorough
know ledge of the country, we now oiler our
(erviien io you in
ill
uu
and take pleasure In announcing that we
Imvo a very lluo list of nroncrty lrom
which to select, embracing borne ot tho
best
Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms
in .Marlon nud Iilnnenunties.at nriccsthat
cannot no dupllo.tcd In tho Nvlllametto
valley. Other valuable property of varl'
out. kinds ollercd at "bed rock" prices.
Conic ami Sec and You Will Ik Convinced
that we are ollering all that wo hero claim
Come by Narrow Oaugo railway, or to
Turner and lake Mntre. (lour inllcM.
Descriptive prlco list of farms and other
property sent on application. Locating
fwoor more fumllloH near each othera spe
cially.
II. C. & J. II. PORTER,
Ileal Estato Agents.
Aiunsville, Marion county Or. -1-5-30
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ONE PllIOE TO ALL
Wo have recolxeil dheet from tho
Manufauturern n
Completes tocK
OK
Staple Goods,
CoanUttng of
Dry Goods,
Men's, Boys' and
Youth's Clothing, -
Hats and Caps,
Hosiery and Gloves,
Ladies' and Gents'
Furnishing Goods.
We shall ollfcr thorn foronsh
At Lower Prices
Than any houee In the state. All nuh
bu era will wive money by nulling on lu.
KORSTNEH, T1KPANY & CO.,
7 euinmorelal 8tret, Xew Hank Uloek,
Hnlem, orvu.
ttiaiwl Jo tlfttrr
Thau mil nt tlio Gmng Store. 120
StfltOfcttVOt, If YUU WniltK BiXHl tftl
or unytlilng eU lu tlio gixwery
Hue. ' Dmi't ftiilto look nt thu White
OntM Extracts, tliu bast in tho ninr-
Wui it
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Uvuuliie new buckwheat tlour, ' ,
hikI ft flno Htilola of table svnin. at
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ALEM.
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Ti Oregon kin
BEAUTIFUL RIVERSIDE ADDITION
Is situated just north of Salem, upon the banks of the Willamette. Tho
land lays HIGH AND DRY and ailbrds a magnificent view of the river.
A GOOD INVESTMENT.
Lots are selling rapidly in this popular tract, 51 having been sold
during March. The purchase of lots here is a good investment, as they
are sure to double in value within the next few mouths, when the street
railway will run through the addition.
STREET CARS AT ONCE.
Riverside is to be placed at once in close connection with the city. The
street railway will be extended immediately and will pass through this
sopulur tract. The Oregon Land Company has purchased 3100 feet of
railway iron which h now on tho way here and the construction of the
street railway line will follow shortly.
GO AND SEE THESE LOTS
They must be seen to be appreciated. They are dirt-cheap and have a
a finer location than that of any addition to the city.
NEW COTTAGES.
Improvements are already being made and before many weeks a large
number of new cottages will be under course of construction in this pop-,
ular and attractive suburb.
Go and see these lots, make the best investment of your life by purchas
ing some of them -while they are cheap, and you will make a home and a
fortune at the same time.
The Oregon
Salem, -
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From New York and Chicago
THE FINEST GOODS IN THE CITY.
&
DRESS GOODS
And trimmings of all kinds to match in Persian trim
mings, Plaid, Stripe and plain Surahs, Braids, Plushes,
etc., etc.
RIBBONS, KID GLOVES AM) GLOVES OF ALL KINDS
SUNSHADES AND PARASOLS,
Full and Complete lines of Embroideries and
laces in All Widths.
Beaded Shoulder Wraps and latest Novel
ties in Scarfs.
FULL LINE OF DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS'.
texrfara
6
Curtains, Poles, Portiers.
. Bs-A full ami complete stock of Men's FuniishiUR
Goods.
No. 239 Corner State and Commercial Streets.
LUNN & BROWN,
New Harness and Saddle Store.
A complete lino of the bet quality of Hur
ii ami yiuldler.v alwitj s m linnil.
ALL SHOP-MADE.
Everything Warranted lo be as Represented
Impairing Neatly Done.
II. F. WILfflf, rWIUETOH,
Jvlo,. BI Covin Strt, Solum.
XI r Wiley In n giiteiniin of long ex pari
ence In tlienbove llueof ximl. amUiW
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.tiwmuB ail wufh luriivu Olll HI JIM SflOIV
lve him a will when In warn of nuythlnr
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1 lu til line ami he will treat vou rialTt .'
Niwmo.-ryii 1H& u UlAilhOA
V oote Willi Itrooea sttMchfd. oalluu or
addrMr,mBkCtoowr.,a,mm
clal trtet, eWia, Oron. lm,
rvORSKTO. FOR TUR uirrTiTttiw
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Land Company,
Oregon.
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TWENTY LOTS
In North Salem
llnuge and lot corner Marlon and
18th streets ; extra farm eight miles
from Sulem: elirhty acres riuh land.
feoven miles from JNtleiu, 517 pof
aere ; four htindrwl aeros oloven
miles est or Sdlein, onu uf tho bust
improved in tho county, ffflO per
ncre. For sale by
THOMA & PAYNE
97 State St., - - SalomJ
Comimny s
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BUCKSMITIIING and HORSESnOEDfO
IV ) NT IH
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where they are now realty for work. All
JlftVB I11UI!U III If UI1U 4V DIHIP Blnul
stn
our old pstronS and friends are Invited to
Wliaiiuri no it vriti iitn luutllUl, w
are btter piepared for work now than
ever having secured more room. 10-1-tt
n11 mirl iuui lis 1 ti 111 naiv lnywilln -L
BKACKSMlilUXG and WAG0N3IAKIN0.
TOHN HOLM, THE OLD RELIABLE
t) IllnekBtnith.liiiR removed his shop to
eornerof Commercial and Chemekcte Hts
pliarn tia lu N.flv IncarvD fha mil.llA ir '
Ingawoclntcdwlth him Mr. II. Bnnnon.nn
exnorleneed wnnon-maker reccntlv fmi.
Portland, he Is now prepared better than
ever to do all kinds of aeon and carriage
making and repairing; all kinds of black-
HiniuiiUK iiuti rciuiirni, uuu a gl
liorMwlioelnx business. He has
;eneral
nil
ofshoes.steel.trottlng, hand made, etc.and
fits them In a scientific manner. Special
attention given to the construction of wag.
Kinds
Uliniuiu wiuiiivn. luiiiGiuuui lUU IJ1UC6
opposite .State Insurance building. '
OlIlhAPT
u. u. juaiuuuii.".
.THE HARNESS AND SADDLE
.MAICKIt,
289 Commercial Street.
Mil LA.Ml'OUT has Just received a fine
line of single ana double buggy har
nesses. Ho always carries
THE LARGEST STOCK
Ot saddles, whips, and everything pertain
ing to his lino of husinchs.in tho state, out
sido of Portland;
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Repairing done with neatness and dispatch
4 Call and See
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT HIR NEW QUARTERS IN THE
State Insurance Ilullding, Cor. Con
merclnl and Chemekcte streets '0-ltf
A. EX STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - OREGON.
-SEATjXK in-
STOVES and RANGES
Plumbing, Gas and Steam Filling.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
AS-Agent for tho RICHARDSON &
BOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. E
tabllslied In !St9
Ml.
Can furnish cither Mcsqulte or a mixture
of Mlsquitc nnd Lincoln grasj .'on termi
that will allow you to seed down your
farms at a cost of from 50 to 00c per acre.
Address.
T. C.JORY,
Box 91, Salem, Or.
w2in d2w
MARVELOUS
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of Memory Training,
Four Books Learned In one reading.
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Great inducements to correspondenc
Classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A
Hammond, tho world-famed Specialist It
Mind Diseases, Daniel Greenleaf Thomp
son, inecreai rsycuoiogisi, j ju.uuckij
D. D.. editor of the Christian Advocate
N. "V ., Richard Pro -tor, tho scientist, Honi
W. v. Aslor, Judah P. Benjaman, and
others, sent post free by
Prof. A. I.OISETTK, 237 Fifty Ave., NT
Je-lW9. dw
ASK OK THK
LARGEST ESTABLISH-
UmenU in the State,
Lower rates thai j
Portland. Largest stock Legal Blanks li
the State, n-d biggest discount. Sendfoi
price list of Job prlntlng,.and catalogue d
legal blanks. Te. M. WAITE,
DAVID T. WILLIAMS,
-Proprietor of
Salem Steam Laundry, j
SALEM, OREGON.
Orders left nt Stelner's grocery stort
n in loucnc juuuipi Huenuoii
lnu
nrVxtom reasonable nnd work . U
Dri);).
OUlUDBlllltlUJlL
Hi lb
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