Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 20, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text!-"- Wg r ti ' THE CAPITAL tF.VTXG JQUByAL. ( IM hr 'IIIB ftiwm jouiiml. TOMI.WIIKIII)All.T.f:Xl.-KITHCMAV. JJV IHB CfHal Jowtwl PWitMf Company. (IiHwfi'omU'l.) Dlfll'ATf UK" IjHwreiice awl from the Iower bt. Uh Hulf tell of the SCRAPS. frr f.,i.r1h p-ge ft twos of Mlberip- I "Sr SKttiS? W b. .M to anonymous ST2Tf .ot, or t., word Ml at Ihh W. i .. iwoon utmllcfl- FMltriMI numffm " "ofth. rn.r fmirl ami Liberty Wn A maii naiiicHl Dory lias jut nmii- uiiwt reniHrkHlilo event that Imsevi-r tHi j,,, flrjlt fnt Hunk?. otftirrtHl In tlmt locnlity. 0te Fu,w te wrjtig a novel From the ulr Aiitlwtl , jn-eJ o( tie ,lornOT (lf Monnotilwi . b.lmi.1 tillic MhrhIcii Manila ilriv- e dniwwtB J,, blinding HiiowMonn began and , " '"",,' . "LV . ..-.. . - ate frequently mistaken far hotel. SA'lTIlDAY, A1'IL 2", 1S- t h- linirriiiir-. rrortniimtlon.' InaMtiu. li n I In- wniMintal nnnUeimr) lrflh-lliiiiuraiii.n..i """""--.. fln.tvr.ld.i.Mrf II.- fnlll Slut will ln.r..n the -Mil -l.v "f April, Anno Horn t.l.lill..l' lw-'! urtaptirib) Hrtofronir-f "."P""'1 ,,"lil, ft,r Urn pwpl l ilifwlmti wuntry: X.Wlliri.f.ue, I. i-)"""'r Nnnnyer, Rnrcnxrr.rfin-r'n. vlrturr nf IIii-hu tlwriiy wmRirml iil'in meb lhc-c.nlltu-tfcm of hr mm, u" l.'n,, dwtam " h-.1 1M, April am." to to. teal helliUy: ""'I ' '" f"!"""' """ " """" lHHitiMrtl i.y tl " P""l'i'-"f ''' o.MttlfM.Hiullli. Anil, Iiih-iiiiii ll n Hi Imprmal'eml of ln.iniimll.ii. whlWi " ..,lnl II.K.II. Mll llfllfllCll II" Kll'll"' In the iiMirnlMK I.y limy' " B" ,lir ehiirelieii l Hi " " ,,",IN "l-wir. iiiii ll K'H""'"-"1 '" '"' 'n'lrii-l'rt, wtwIitfurllii-rK-ii.'!.':!"'-"1 " "' h wirtliy i-wtMH'l'-. '!" i,r ." '"1 ' Itridnf n'lii n'illc liilli.''i'-ni'iU' I I'll liollrtny iMll"iir-li,.r',li'- '"'H'""1' 'I1" llio l.l.-.m - ( i. (1 hi I'- " rh-ih-l I ir.iriPcriiiiinifirill t ! n"11"'--nhcnmf, I hi' lir'inti w-l m li'im' "'" raUK-il llicil nf Hi Biili-l" bi-itll.-iil HiIk IWIl lUV of April A li IIWK. MVi,Mii-iirKNMivi:i: TiK ii.niii' nl t lit-1 hiiijtvullu Hiio'h ' Klehir tlmt wiw lnt on lu-r wuy fniin tiini'iiliiiKi-n t New VnfU, ' Mini imililiig Imstui ji'l Ikvii hi'iml of Hie (Hill (mMM-iiKi-rn nnd the cn-v, Ulhe D.inimirU. ini'l imt the Ui'ii iimrV., us Hiii at llrM juililUliiil. A ii:iiciiANT ni Sidney wiyH: "The Swiiiinin iiiieMllon In Hirliliijt agniit ili-iil of iilti-iilluiilu thin limn try. 'I'lii' AiiHlrnllHiiH iiri with the Aint'i Iwim In every hIi-ji hh ngulnst (ti-nnmiy, nml will m-ond Anierliti (iiniilHlnpri-K-rve the iieiilnillty "f the Ih'hiiiN even m HKiilntt Hug- I.N Hie ArkiiiiHiM t'lty Ii-itUliituro u inumhvr tei-eiuly uuiiiliiutiMl a yiiuiiK lady fi'i' eiimllliiK eleiU In tlivH'wirilr: "I mIihII not Niy tluil lliunno 1 niiine Ihmh (he angels are, fur I have ncM-r mh-ii an angel and knnw nut how lieaiilirnl they are, bill 1 will way that If anguli luoK like the lovely maiden wIium name I put In iioniliintion.thenngelH are iKWiitlful IihUhmI." great Hoes of Ice came down from the St. Lawrence aim uie rhkul-iihj . The few jieople along the noith and HMith shorw and on Antlcosti witiiewed a fight that startled them. As far a the eye could fee up, down and Hcro-i the gulf the Hoes still moving were tracked with harp or (Ireetilnud mm In. Tin- Ire wax fairly hlaek with them It whi ImpowiMe to hunt them in the moving Ice, hui Hi., smiwutiirm eeawl and the Ice p-ieked. Tlicneverylimly, old women, lioy, glrln, old men and farmers from mil." around, armed tliemrolvca with oIiiIh, hatchelD, or any other weapon they could get hold of. and Went on to the lee niter the (seals. It was a fearful slaughter, and the poor iiiihimlH KH-mi-d m da7A-d by the nu'lileii attack that they were abw-lun-ly Incapable or making their -oilie. A Uimrk mi the hi-ud was millleleut to nettle them, and la-tore night every pen-on that c uld walk liml bin or her nlle of de.ul Pt-ulii awaiting transfer to the nbore. In (JanlH- there were oer 1,000 kil' d, and one priest had 8K) to hl credit. Along the norlhahore, limm Caie Tieimt to the Minan Men, there wen- ."."On taken, Mill In the RmiiiIiiiiiiix IhIi-s the Klauthter wan fearful. They an- not the fur wul of Alaska, but they are va'Uibl- f.ir I heir oil nnd I heir hi -c ar unwl fur lumti, trunk cover, etc. They ure worth f,3.acl, and the fat in worth $5 per hundred-weight. I.v (he many addition to Port land, ldit-t Pnrtlitud ami Alblnii, now In the market there arc tillered for Male !il,IMk) IiiIm e.elili-lve of (Iiom-fiM-MNle In Port laud propir, uuuugh fur a elly of i.lHKi.iKKi populati hi, and Hew hiIiIIIIiuih are l'lng re uuiiKmI Hluiimt dully. Tun iiiIIcn uuilh of Alblna, half May (u Van omiver, lul are held at I'JiHi apiece. A Itia'iiHNKN-rAi'ivi: In (.'uugivni iiuIvh1 the liilluwllig letter from a unn(lliieiit: "leT lllll, l want (ho pot oIIIh and 1 want It dam quick. We knocked 'cm here In thU tmiunhlp by iSMnm-annl urn Jorty and I did It. Yum In a huny.Jwl K. Ikwmiii." And now the4MintMimn Im pondering how lkiii lmppt-iuil to hpell "liii'iva ml" imrrwtly. It U a Hviillm imuli, of the hu man iiH-iiiiiry tu mlMimte pnivcrbn aud ImiU-.n, and Hliuunt Invariably ilmxi tlitf eill( w lu-ri It doe nut lKlong. Nine nicii nut of t n t tlmt "Tl m tcniK-ix the wind to m kborii Umli" nxnit the HIM, when-tt" Ijhhuv Stem U th author. 'Pouring nil umu the lrnwuttd Mrtleo" ik alwi nai-riUvl to! tluft MUlhal aklt.l,... l...n... I. 1.. .. . "t. ,... .,,,,', ninnw m i), j llHHW; tu (act i.o uii- kliiiHM It. ttfiglu. It ii culil that China line j,(Ml, mo.ciHwcrtli of opium every year, ai.it that it ix nghtltilly called the cur-of the people Opium Is now grown in every province, of Clilnn. The wed of the puppy Is sown in November and and Its Julco is col lected in February and March. (ii'iiiic iti'Miluliuns. Chehuljium (irungc lit Jclli-ivoi , iluriiig Hh taut mci-tlng, paicd the following rcHilutliiiift: Wliereas, Theiv him been a twine trusl foruicd, anil binding twine advanced to an iinrcuMJiiulilu pilce; theivfore, Ht-wilved, That we, members of C'lieliulpum Orango, will not buy twine ni the propcd comblimtlun price. ItcHiiIved, That wo will not dtir clme any twine blnilci-8 o lung as twine Is Mild at combination prices. IteoIvc(l, That we will hcrafter purchiiMi our machinery fruin any company that will put bludin';twluc on the market at reasonable prices, ami we rceuinmeud furl her that our state master currespoml with all subordinate Orange on the aubjeut, that they may act in ucvunlaiuv with tlutic rcsutullous. clerks. i Every dead limb on a tree should j be cut away, not only for the ar piarance of the tree hut to avoid the j encumbrance. I A little paint where It Is needed will iavc cunt an 1 tabor later on Paint also make- un old building look new. A Sutler county, California, farm, or ban a Ir.ictlon engine thai will plow fievonty-flvc aero of land in j twenty-foar houiv. I As there wh never a season more ' favorable for the Wow of maple nap, J thcie may be tnon- Uo)se of obtain tiiiiiing pure maple nigar. OLi wliulows coinmciic-ed to! mike their nupenrance lu Knglisb I private houses in 1180. Olass was Hist brought to K'igl md in ffctf. JOihvln liiioth'H pli.ician liasfur bidden him the use of any more strong clirarB. The actor will bo permitted to occasionally smoke a eorn-cob pipe ot very mild tobacco. A Long Island waiter found a pocket book containing fn,8u) and returned It to the owner. He receiv ed twenty-live wnts as a reward fr his honesty. Itidi-r Haggard had iio-"Kiiier au ti Hiiici'd tliat he wii'ild v i lie anoth er hook than the .1:11 en. 1 .it ui- Mullu-ii) Snlicilmlc. "What a tine little fellow," said the palronUlug old gentleman who liad been elected reiin-M-utatlvc for four KitceeNslve times from his eon gri'wliiiiid dUtriet. His lvnmrk was addressed to a kind faced ludy wlm held In lu-r arms a little fullow who blinked gr.ively at all that m go lug mi. "Yen," replied the lady, "Ida father and I Mi a good deal of store by him." "Well, he's a blight liHiklujc little fellow. Maybe ho'll be a ounga's man some ilny." "Maylw la- w III," mild the mother, "but," she added earnestly, "I'm going to do my best to raise him right." lllluTOit I'otiiU or View. A inlnUU-r, with h rather ttorld euiuiilexliin, had gmc Into the simp of a barU-r, one of his parishioners, to b slmvwl. The Uarlwr was imI dictctl to heavy btiuU of drinking; after whletl his liauil Mas oonsc- tiucuily uusUtiiy at Ids wtuk. In! lwvln ilieuiliilter nthe netMsiou I tvfmwl to he lullUitsI a cut sultl niaiti. that i'.o -Mi 4- !'- 1 .ir.il; i-d ."1 ' M ry .ildi-is i-i ;: ..! 1 1 v. Vienna is ( I11-. -u ln-.nt'v cliuvv fiir men, and iiiies ill I ,ivi.i--li-il in four ii.i-es the lmiii!s.niK'! man, the (iueit mustache, tic nic est nose and the baldest head. The Mexican cousul at Los An geles turned a nice little penny by charging $U to ft for passports to criHH the line, and scooped in many tcudcrfcet. No pasfijiort is need ed. In several cities in (lie United States, natural history gardens are bolug established in connection with tlio public purlvs, thus enabling persons to instruct as well as enjoy themwlves. Mrs. CornolliH Vunderbllt has sent her check of' $1000 to the mayor of (iuirlc.-ton, South ('arollnn. The money Is to be used in caring for the grave of (leueral Francis Marlon of revolutionary fame. A paper contains the following in an advertisement: ' Colli lis and Caskets. 1 will sell :J0 per cent, cheaper than any other party. Ladles ami gentlemen Laid Out at any hour of the Night or Day," A gentleman made u purchase in a drug store a few days ago. The clerk tied up the package, and in advertantly neglected to nut oil" the twine. The purchaser carelessly put the package In an outside coal pocket and left the store, lie had gone nearly a block when a iasser by noticed the string trailing behind lilli). lie hud unwound nearly a ball of t wlm- without kn iwiug it. THE EXILE IN CANADA; Or, The BoodUa's lament. I wandered to the rlrer'f bank And looked scroti to where, Upon the other tide, I saw The 1 ghu reflected there ; And, I gutd, a longing came To reach that plaoe once more, And walk upon the good old soil I'd often trod before Lt nhjht 1 dream'd that once again I saw the old, old home Where oft, when I was hat a lad. My Wandering steps did roam I'd crossed unto the o-.her side Ot this wide, running stream; Alast I woke In full delight. To And It but a dream. Oh, could I but retrace the years I And backward go once more, I would not then be oursing fate CpoR this barren shore, What reeks It tlmt I have the gold Wherewith taws all t me? S nee I Must while away the years In this most wretched clime I Ye stars that sh'ne so bright to-night. In yonder vault above, IIow tnerr ly ye're looking down On friends that I do lore. -Would I were there; but yawns a gulf, Wide as eternity I The sheriff's arm, the broken trust, Doom me to misery I So, here an exile I mutt stay, On this cold, barren land; No sight of home, or kindred dear, No grasp ot friendly band; With gnawing: thoughts ot keen remorse, Like specters, ever near; Norpne kind smile, nor welcomo glance. My lonely life to cheer. -II. McGratb, la America. AESJSWORTIf. F. L. II. V. MATTJiLVil-. i Matthews & Aiosworth, 1 1 1 HIS NOTIFICATION. How Thornton Executed mission. Office Over Capital National Bank, SALEM, OREGON!' Five iicio lots in ilio beautiful "Garden City addition to Salem," Jiist,cast of the city JfoniiuAil Garden, Fruit and Home sites! Call early and get your choice, We will sell you city sind suburban lots and farms of all descriptions. MATTHEWS & AINSWORTH, Real Estate Agents. "She'll have to go; nin't no way out 0' thai She'll have to skip," said Dave Kin ney. He squinted in a cro39-cyed raannerat tho cracker-crumb on his tawny, scraggy beeni, and transferred it carefully to his mouth. There was n wedee of cheese on his left knee. When the Fence Corners j School Board originally Fcnnctt's Cor ners, but thus aptly abbreviated held a met-tiiifr, it was, by general agreement, in I old ll.mfts' grocery, where crackers and cheese, and mayhap a herring, might re lieve its tedium. Hut to-uight there was an alleviating interest. "About tho sizo of it," said Silas Saun ders, ne preferred tobacco, and rolled a quid under his tongue. "This ain't no placo fer her icre. Why, I wouldn't answer for tho ennscquencos if she staid ; thero ain't n tellin' what might happen, nor what doviltry them boys mtoM be up to. Look at Corny Itourke, six foot two orthreoif liu'san inch, nnj chuck full, chuck full, chuck full I He's always be'n tho one to put the teachers out, and thero ain't no doubt hut what it's his ideo this time. Bar ricadin' tho school-houso right out bold first day o' school ; now, who but Corny'd 'a' thought o' tttatt" There was something of contemplative admiration in his tone. "Goin' to bo done, whoevcr's doln' it," said Kinney, oxploring his cracker-bag. 'Goin' to git In at eight o'clock to-morrow mornin' an' shut up tho door and fasten the windows, and any tenclior that gits in '11 have to git in through the koy-holo era crack; what they said." Ilehad told itbeforo; lie had called tho meeting lor tho purposo of tolling it. But it was interesting to divell upon. There was an nnDressivo silence. "Wall, we'll nave to give her notice. You're jest tho one to doit, Thornton eh!" Saunders observed to tho- third member of tho board. Ho was himself uneasy. "She got along fust-rate, summor term," ho addod. He appeared to feel a vaguo and wholly iiupotout regret "Xoeds tho money, should judge." "Sheneed't 'a' made no calculations to tench no winter term litre not to Keneo Corners," Kinney responded, with somo contempt "If thero h'ain't bo'n a winter fer five yoara but what there's bo'n n rum. pug, and gener'ly sehool shut up, w'y, sho needn't 'a' looU-d fur there polit' to he." JOHN F.STRATTON& SON, Jmiiorters nnd Wholc-iilc dcnler In MUSICAIj MKHCHANM-r.. ev York. 41 nnd J'i Walker St. lohn I'. strut oil's Celebrated Hit hlan Out Violin -.trinj-, the Klnct In the World. rn ie m lbs KntiKiH risibilities. A Kiuihjih p,ijK-r just roi-clvtMl rlwt tho fultuwiiiK Kiitfgrtitlve wlvloe fur tlmt btatu: "It Im IiiijhiI that the rmporn won't brair tim nVrcvly upiti tlui'iiiiw thin yi'ur until thoy aro Imrvi-stiil. If the luvKtmt imlleit tlniw Imlil (Hit ami we tiro nut Inft-nt-ocl with i-hliith liugs, ovenvhehno.! with hall htnui-M, nor lil;itt-il li.v I wlllu-riii" hot winds, It will U-linn'-! ly tu sin-ai liromh-iist tlmt vu haw the gnrtlcn sHt of thu wrth. I'uill J tlio icraiu U in tlu st4Mk, nml the (Him U In the uliuek, it will lw woll to Uiant no." A I'tirfuiiuie llrMKDlit. It was unanswerable, but tho storo-keenar uiiioruaHwoiiK suggestion over bis motley counter. "I should think that gang ought to bo oroKBup," ne said. Ho expected no rejoinder, nnd got none. Tho School Board's attention oentorcd upon no such whimsical irrelevancy. "Iteckon iaiuVi! the one to notify her, Xhoruton," said Saunders, again. Ho wriggled uiiqtuetly on his stool. Thorntou sut motionless. Whether in fact or by a trick of the ill-burUng lamp on the oouutcr.biB good-looking face wlthits heavy, light moustache, appeared pale. Ho sat with his arms crossed ou his kuees and his eyes on the floor, silent "Jei,t so," said Kinney, with au air of im partial decision. "You can gtt it off better 'li Maunders or mo. Thornton. Vnn'rn n 1 bettor lookiu man, anyhow, and you're het- , lor ncKedup," he concluded, with politic I ttiniubleuess. j They made an attempt at' a careless dis inuwalof the subject Kinney got up and threw his cheese nnd in the stove. Thorn ton iiassod his hand ovr his mouth and I swallowed hard. I "You can jest put it easy," said Kinnev, 1 encouragingly. "You can tll her jest how ua, ana lmwit's fer her own good, and uin't to be put off uer avoided. You can I E" "39! g ia,i -AND- LAND COMPANY, Have removed to building adjoining Thompson' jewelry store on Commercial fetreet. Our (fiiur.iiitrt 1. ;i deisler reccies a (-oioplaim.iuliicli lie liclie-to be lioucst) troiiiuin iiii-i-i:t:i to whom lie has bold inj of thoe Mimes, he is authorized by U-. to gle him number strliiK ulthout I'hait,"--,""'! all u a Ium will be made Reed by us to oui riiMomors, without qulhblo or iieitlnn. (llewaieol lmitntlcin.) Dealers will ple-ive s-end lor descriptive catalogue. Trail supplied at lowest price. WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Uruclimtes Students in Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND MEDICAL COURSES. It is tho oldest, largest nnd least expen sive Institution of learning in the North west. School opens llrst Monday In September Send for catalogue to THUS. VAN SCOY, President. 17; Salem, Oregon. Titles Investigated. Money to Loan. Land for Sale. Houses for Rent. CALL AND SEE US. 13 oar'derS! i nyouo wishing to board " at a .itiiet i. uiiii cozy piace, win iiuuine oujeci oi WHil Mr. Ulaine vn tvt,o Of UU ulclit ) ikm ago umi nf hU m (iroU. a a mugma of Aim-r. lorn nation, to ue hfld lu Wa.hlnj tt, h mtum.4 which w guwnlly mwsrtwd uuakliti-rtwIngtiM. ).Uiii af rtuwiibtoitw U-tmu hU tviivvr awl Uat oflUury (Uy. t1t in vl ImUoh wit tern u tlw Htaith Aineri OMMnUttw In Nowtulmr, INNI.Ult ih tiroirrt faiW Im-wim. uf ih dif. Mwltiax tltt-it t-kUihig Mwvt-u CkiU and IVru and Mrii,-i M CHMsUNswhi. ItU raiUwiniriou. TtMM lltat llw aH of ,u)r-w j.rm Id. I 'i'r.rfatl.l.v," olwrHl lus lufornnucm of AumUmu ut iim.r amall rot-" tluukiu (MM-r ,.f u,u nWWw -Mir- alsv iii.lUimtitlv itVd laul Maylvfurt u M kuosu ' uumf tin- iiom mufti.. ... IOM Mr. HlttltM Ma .i im mMK I "I I cloully dwii i.i vwvr tho o vr part ' t1? fe' u',,n,, . nf .u.m, i- i.. . i.i . i i ., . . ' "laWultjr iinrv..l,sl iho f.m,.wluu rtorv of hiiMtowwUh bkmd. U. uilnia-, u.tJZ:, b ...-, Uu turuiMl la I he hrtr Mild ld, in pkni-u-.. . t nn.i twuuf.hw.irj ,i, h um f Mt)niii Mvoiii-: ""r " riw u.ti m u, u- siv... toi )uuaMsTliotuiul what eouwso 1 f"""-,"''wiitci.im. wlrj- Mr IMwlaW.JairiocMkB,,,,,,., --'" -" '""" oxiiub . w w put on uer avoided, vou can u.1 UHt .it.u in ata fVurlwo. protabl; lell her the done nrslH-?u, summer trm MmdfMiardufrivtUacluwwataOwnwdl. W'y you can wll her jet what you're a- ou klaas of ia cuanlry. Dm Tuiousnunon "" to." ene,1 Kinuey, tuaifnauiinously fcirta Im aotttat Muuaa to tha Beot thu ThUr oolleajtue arose. Ha was a tall and .fcM.iruvtit h(.Ml..rI-rlrrl rwrful younit fellow, hut there an vmu m.nj iu ius movaineuu now an he vnt towart the door He held his liat-briw to his lips, too, and turned his face away from the light. Hanks stared after him till the door closed. "I k'snoae rou'v fauml nm u., ti -aariMLi nt . r - "- vxm ra w s,aat. iiini mas. .. ... ThnmtAn'K alL,.,t .... 1 i.i. - .. waiug im muni ii rut a. !,, ,rf ,... , w... , town, ata't you " haauoriai .. t .... II .1 t HU ... . - . .... n IMV. MnBl . - "- " . jv, rwiumu i umua., " iwki j m vmtiMl twi. ta f hto lWbtt to b wb no ropou. . .. l.lu . . ...... tk I bu.k .W . . . - iv fiiu with u'liiK-r. - """"-" cviiapuUBUwasaMtfT.VMi. - -. -r"--rr ' aiwi lunUUbt. ud hi. A l.llll HIvmI. I mnAt .L.1. .... v. ,. v . . -. ""."":. ... ... ' zzzzzzr. t. rzrrjT auieaure.ii7 ....-,. n-,. n-iK nnwr IW WW- - mimmit. Arwr SI tic Xktt Mnhwvl u 1 1 . . vmn iuoi rt latr Mr. Jy Ortrrailaid WmL T-TT. aIT ""?" ,-mii. .. ...i u fc.vLvT. . ?" half of admiration. 'ou run,i-, TIUibiMtoMikiajtlHlJlM'.- MVm.s-H..TTJrr SL thMmwiu. a yeller krsM. rTaT, "u-r--y'tafl" , UTZtlv? Tk . T"" "' IwhUyJalUog early .!. -I TT??1?' "r,totw,,landoftMdai.Th,u . -- MWig ! sMHIM BIU M 4liaMr . .- .. m- , . - . . " u nu irom uk mrv.iMin..r of butkliiic. a nubw Wllh y -f ' HIE 110,1 RESTAURANT, Mining been furnished for the especial neemumoilutlon of tho public, u-e un te the attention of the the llUNGIft' and sleepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new and clean; good "Home" meals Nerved icg-ulnrlythii-o times a day. So l'hlnee In the kit hen. Glvous a call and ee for yours If. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. Cor. Court and High St., Salem, Or. nace. v their bcarch at MRS. IvI. A. THOMPSON'S, Cor. Chcmeketo and Liberty Sts., Salem, Whero a lew lect boarders can secure bo.ml. aUTEn 6.000.000 Poople beliere thu a ' ' pwi best to bnTjwfJ of tne largest and most reliable house, sod ttu rerry "s needs M. FERRY ft CO. n acknowledged to bt tin Largest Seedtnm in tna world, D.M.FlBBTdOo'l SSEg&g- SEEDAKNUAL For inftQ Will 1 mMUl rrr to bJI anntirjTitfl ..j tn IftJtt TAsr'i em.. vrithfmtnrrtArfnvlf r.ua. Garden, Field cr Flower SmS herald send for 1L AdW C. M. FERRY& CO., Detroit, fifllcEt WTrTVirV Tl jtj " 1 iTfjlLP . m&S!sS& i mtte&m&m 1 mM&tM T8KSVSZsll-'iVAfV!S I EarlUtt Cauliflower in ezlitencs. Tho BfT'EKS' GUIDE is issuad M j-ch and Sept., each year. It is an encj clopodia of useful infor. mation for all who pur. chose the luxuries or tbs necessities of life. Vf can clothe you and furnish you with all the uoceasary and unnecesssry appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church, or stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY, and you can make a fait estimate of tho value of the BUYEHB' GUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents W pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. 111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chicago, HL I-I. P. RANKIN'S Pa Shop 'lhmisnmU are Httlli-ted with disease ot the Kidney mid t'rinary Organs, who Ettf. fer In ulleme, rather than make kno.vn their troubles. To nil thoe atllieted we onn oiler a wile and speedy lemedv iu ()re jton Kidney Ten, which Is eoiniioed oi herlw, selected Willi great caie In Oregon, and warranted not to i-onlniii minerals ot iiiiyktml. A rew doses nllord instant re lief. Sold by 1). V. Jlatlmws A Co. m ;s 3oys and tkiii English UTIX AND Girls". The sohool will oixm on ib yin, of buHember. 'rtmmuah in.true- in the primary and HUVanewl Branches. OF MUSIC No. 254 Commercial St. Honso and Uurrlnrra Pnlnting, Sign writing, Paper hanging and dt-eorating, Wall tinting and kftl bomining executed in tho latest stylo. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. ' Call and see us before you let your work. Northern Pacific Railroad GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TAVO FAST TRAINS DAILY ! NO CHANGE OK' CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via St. PAUL Jiud MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Taclflc railroad Is the only line running 1'assenKcr trains, Second class land to the east, A Bargain For Somebody-! ! ! ELEMENTS In cou nee. valo.1 lallnwd ami the 4!u uwrbvtul wa aluiual dcMMnllM. w ..nj youVe proo'ly atunieiosiad. same as TKUXts aud further lurormation mar be . XI iSrtS" l?" " t" r. CVW. ChenVtaU'flu, S-iSMf wrWMiM te tmtj arswul bufwio iur w auiss tvu Urf.Kv ib,. rullutvaj lu- "I am citife cuuvt-uiiaiMi tim- lu-UI, ud tu Ur IlUiiu llwtea ttiiiiiut-uul Niuamak ,, n f' u J t.. ., . :.rva.U .-d,M. C1.IUb.J53 ZZtXg, -,..,. ,,.., III. u.uiUuU. MHi IbU WiUtaWll bM klMSW Wlalll. yuu I,, m .y iiii.i .-i.i i. Mjr lu tli iiwHMm of ""ftt-." lwMMli,a .k u, 1-.m. , (vis au4 KMtoOur. IIiim "r'l VWWWtf! inm lu -! " ' iZJZT?.' TVt .? '-,'B- ! . woo stared at him. liu ssxK.aaw.'rs srsSsSSs ,h ilf? I!' hL h,'r '. amking tiM aroaduf what he must do. Jt was almoal s..P,R' JORDAN'S MlSEHl OF AXATOMV If ytMi ar iuaa. Ootwuiui. lion and trcalnntuM oti ally or by tetter oTwiik nea4 and all tlhmo i or nn-n. Bead SikivS1 I'rivate uoe all Ueary strwt. OH i.i.t . i, I Jif k. lu-i wratti " auitd fMy !' ft i ii- i ii i iK.k . . .. .... - - '""" wafamsa a ouum ia. , im mi it blmatocliawrsfcler - mm. 4,m Tajssafci. aampui laswttssitrik. sasMtsamsMHsaisiMauM W . ii sMiMUatt . asrf Ik ,a, win!. aa4 Ik tut H aaa mini k Hk)FsBnl ii bUflPt-r i- n.wuii.K.lnuml PROPERTY! 'ce thnt your ticket read via the Northern 1'acltlo railroad and avoid the change of cars. Leave Portland at 8 a. ni.and 8:40 p. B. daily nrrlvo atilinneapolls or Bt. Paul t (fcft p. m. ' Pacific Division. Trains leave Front and G street daily at 11:55 a. m. and & p.m.; Arrive nt Tacomn at 7:10 p manl 4:20 a m arrlvo Seattle U:i!5a m and9:35p m. lhrongh Pullman Palace Sleeping Can. elegant day coacnes, finest palace dlninl ears between Portland, Tacomn and 8eatU direct. Daily service. A. D. C'HAKLTON Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent, 121 First St., Cor. W ashington St., Portland, Oregon. Depot Corner First nndQ Streets. SEE One hundred acres of oxtra clear land, fine for dividing up Into smnll tracts, Is oar throerfourths of n mile from Salem post otliee. Price S55 per aere. THOMAS & PAYNE.' V JOS. AIJ1EUT, Agent, INSURANCE ooropanri I Fire and Marine. . Salem, Oregon -To Exchange for m . UI-Li U 1111 mom than ha could master W"was.he! m . he k!llw ,he hftarded at BiWl , , v 1Kll , wM.tMllaharb- . , ,tt . ,7 . L U ut i- i.u-ai, h,- u td mU p, llulUau '" ""'," - u wist iu hi ' ' ' .' ' t , H una .., Wvea;rtfs$u Trucks' and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD - .ir aw piQvlded IKl w U K ll - III I 1 I., I gtl ' x ' h I nut t-.,i to 1th Up, . j k audKivp-r,,, IO o.rsJi buiJ. uit i.ii. in t,r , , lrf JP Du'- I t.uper Ukill I.) iid uniiurreittl A GOOD OHANOE i"i'w pruan mii at this me . For Bargains IN Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc., I GO TO TJIOXAS BURROWS. I Commorolol Street, Salem, Or-Counn-y produce or all kinds always on ' 22! , " J"ou lluve not traded with me M; fore, I ry.iietrully hoiiolt n trial belleywl I can suit you both in prices and quality- i '1UJ1? ATr. nnTTiriTU in B ULU liJliLlAtfliB irSi"E!f .'""' ,,ld Wagon maker, Jobs -.2jhl u ""w. Mly ertaWtehed at htsP quaiiera on utterly Btreei. He use '' the new mini..Hl. In hta art aud rnaltr pi latty of Uik,, , of horee's feet, t- rank Lynch i.us charge of the waffO" 'i-uirtmen- and dues a general repair'0 t)i-lii.. lbe... genilein. n are loo wei' ' a. i H ' -loiryandreoimmend them V Kii i li.-len lierei,.rJ5year BsW 5 'r! " .