Evening capital journal., April 29, 1889, Image 2

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THE CAPITAL EVENTNTr JOURNAL.
THE CAPITAL JOCRSAL
i'UHU.SIIi:i)I)AII.y,KXCKITHaMMY,
II V TIIK
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorjiorntfd.)
Dilwi-d lit tl' t'ntollhc nt Hatciii,Or.,aH
M.-1-niul-clnM mutter.
tlon.
fourth pilKO for tinim !" ucrli-
AiltcrtlviwntH lo Irmura Inw-rlloti (for
the wiiiio day) Htioiilfl lie limiuiii in y
OineIKini1oii(r rontiiliiltig new of ln:
trr-t mill liiiportiiiin' Ii ili-nln-d from nil
2f.!ftl I- lM lonnonymou..
communications. , , ..,. i
I'eiMiiiniiiwiiiiiK in'- m"' ; ' -
Hirvctl fit their Ihiiimi "in m -'' ' "f i"'"
l-il iiinl rcjlliitt, 'i l' "ord "'n "l """
"miwcIiiicm number nfiit frii-oniippllin-
iiili-e. i-orni r (' iurt anil Mlicily HlrcclK.
CLARE B. IRVINE, Manager.
Wanamakiik, speaking of the
probability of one cent postage ill
the near future, says: "I think It Is
much more Important to Improve
the postal fci-vJcu first. I think the
HorvJco can he made better. After
that is accomplished, It will be time
to talk about one-cent postage. I
am In favor of it. I thiuk it can be
done, and ihat it will come in time,
f hope to reach this mibject practi
cally Home day."
MONDAY, AIMUb M), IfcWi.
'I In! llmi-ri.oi'i rriirliiiiiiilliiii.
Iiuihiiiik'Ii iih the iciilrniiliil amilw inary
of lliolniuiKinalliiii of Oenrt'i- Wiwliliiulmi
nillrHt pnwtnrnt of the t'liltid Btiiliw will
oosiirim tlnOilhil-i or April, Arum IJoni
lul. IWfil. uhlfli tlni' Iiiih Im-i-ii eel iipiirthj
linnet of roiiuniiH iih ii k-iitiiI holil.iy fur
tho people ol the h hole ceuntry:
Now thru-run1, I. Hylwuli-r 1'i-iiiioyrr,
Koii-rnorof Driroii, hy irluri- or thuiiti.
thorny i-onfi-rn-il iini inelry Ihi-iiniHtltii.
lion of tin- uliili-, ilo liinliy ilu-lun- tin
nfori-wild Tin-win, April . 'Will, I-!', to Im-ii
li-Kiil holiday! iiinl I ilo rciiiiwt llril II nlmll
llC HOOhl-l-n I'll ll till- K'lOll plllpll'llf llllh
coriiiiioliin-.illh. Anil, Iihimiiih-Ii "t tin
Impriwiltiiiit-t nf liiiiiiKiiiiilloir, which 01
ruiri'ilal noon, wiih pnii'ili'il nt llo'i-loih
In llii- liniriiliiK h pmyi-r In nil the
i-huri-ln-i ol tin- ill), lm tloil'H IjI'iIii
iikiii ilm Koii-riiiiii-iit to In-Insliiii-t.-cl,
Mould furtln-l iiiiiii-kI, In "In illrim lomn I
H worlhvc.xiiiiipli-. 'h ii pnvi-rt. nit ill In
Ik Id nl nlui-n'i lurk In I hi- iiiiiiiilini.il hi-i-I
hiillital In nil our i hill rlii s to lhri-ri-1 Ilm'
tin' hli-mlliu-K or (luil limy ' much nfi-il Ii
oiii'KoM'rmiiriil foi nil linn- . In Wilni"
whiMiof, I have In-ri-iililo hi'I hi) Ii lid nnil
i-uim-il tin hi'iil of thr ulnli' In In1 iilllv-il
IhlHllllliiliiynr April A. H. IW.I.
SVI.VI mint im:nni I.I,
Jami Jiti;vsTKit, a healthy
young mechanic of rientlle, is cer
tniiily a dangerous rival to the fa
mous J)r. Tanner us a faster, only
that Hrewster's fasting is wrcond na
ture lo him. JIuisarough carric-ii-ter,
and docs general oul-door work
and in appearance is a picture of ro
bust health. Ilo does not average
more than one meal a week and has
not for two years past averaged
more than that number. About
once a week, and sometimes twice,
he feels violently hungry, ami it
seems as if lie could not eat enough,
but a few niotilhfiils si if) Ice and all
of his cravings disappear.
Ri:('iii:i'Aiiv IlAi.Mi(iis!i,M lli'-n
Is no truth In I he si mien of I In- pn -I-ilcnl's
lll-hcalili In .-hi hid ii-lcw
ho said "Tin n- iih- tii"- -. of i-nnr-u',
when I'n-ililc -.i ilariisiiu i wor
ried, wnl-li In tin- ollli-i-illHli-lbiii-g
ro'ili-ni h lull tint ii nil. Hvcry
body l-nlitiMiigivai deal of business
to traiiHiict hiiIU'ih nunc or li-'H frnin
worry." lie hud known the pn-si-denl
for twenty years, and Mr.
llanlsoii's health was never better
than It Is now. "There probably am
(lines when the pienldeut don't go
to sleep within three minutes and a
half after his head (ouches the pil
low, but ll Is fiiiillsbne.ss of the most
advanced 1. 1 nil liiMiy that the piesl-
dmil Is siill'eilug lit ii 1 1 liisiiiniila.
The pieslilenl has never bad a slek
day since he ennie (ii Washington,
except when ho hail a slight cold,"
was Mr, Ilnlfuril's conrlinliiig re-inark.
Wiiiin a man like Clans Sprcckles
makes an agiceuicnt it can be relied
on. In an interview a few days ago
he stated that the licet sugar com
pany which lie lias iust organized
w-llhu capital of K,(!00,i)00, will liiiild
in diU'ei-cnl jiartM of California ten
factories to cost W(M),000 each.
The manner In which Mr.
-iprooklcs has entered Into the beet
sugar Industry shows he has un
limited conlidence in It, and the
fauneis cannot do better than to
Hive tin-eiiiiure of saccharine root
si mi-ntii utioii, Kxpcrimciital ef-ort-Mitli
tfie beet in Washington
Hire nlliiidi-il with great success,
iri-l them is no doubt lint that the
Ian. I In (his section Is inferior to
none in the world for that purpose.
The Garden (.'ate.
We hotli agreed 'twas (trowing late,
S eelDK that 'twas milder weather,
Wentrolled toward her garden gate;
The first time we had walked together,
Wo reached thnt ha en nil too KHin:
Bhe did not hasten on the nc'inel,
IlulKtood and watched the lovely moon,
Who now nt lait had met her equal.
Oood-nlghth such n little word!
It must he wild, mi why delay It?
UKin my word It ktems absurd
To take near hnlf nn hour to Kay It.
The Inst good-night c.ime through thegate,
A little hand Htretclied o'er the puling;
lo lengthen out our tete-a-tclc
My ellorts now were unavailing.
Bo my hund too wn stretched nbovc
The pnlllng for n short hnlf inlhute:
I klKsed thoHlx-nnd-unrtergloie,
Wishing It were the hand within It.
Then lit my pipe anil left the gate,
from pleflMint drenmlngl nwoke.
Thinking how often 'tis my futo
To Mud my pleasures end In smoke
"SCKAI'S."
A h'rKANdi: historical discovery
was iiiado In a eavuon the Ited liver,
In Musilagiio county, Te.Mis, a few
days ago. l'hey found a ellow,
faded nmiiiiseilil wliicli Ibey could
not ilccipher. The II nil eaiied a
sensation In (ho county, ami the
manuscript was iuspu-ted by a scorn
of men, but no one could translate
11. A Latin scholar was lliiallv
loiind, wlio, alter hard wink, fur
nished a i-uiigli translation, 'l'hc
letter purpiiilcil to bo i it tin hy
Don IVdro Maiiiies, and was dated
)etolicrlii, 1,1 Ii II set forth that,
In obeillciicn to theoiilersof Ills lm.
IK-rliil Majesty, Clmrlcs V, mi .pi
illtiou was M-iit lo iVM-iie Do Solo
and Ills friends, Tim expedition
lauded in tlie.Vcw World on Apiil
"illi. It wascoiiipo.cd of III men.
They traveled until they were ".00
milt southeast of the eavc, w licit
(ho Indians killed MMv-tlnvo
men. Thoi'spedlllon tried to reach
llio .Spanish cubing In ,Melcu, fuunil.
isl by Ciiitiv, and fcaiing Unit It
would never reach New .Sp.ilu, left
tho latter In an eailiien Jar In the
cave for fi lends who should follow
them.
Tin: cslablislinicnt of free cooking
schools III Fan Krnueisco is being
igllatcd, the women of Milwaukee
aic endcavoringtocngruft education
In cooking iipini the local ptiplic
si bool sj-teni, and In a.shlii,'(on,
I). ('., iiiiliiiientar.N iusiructlou is be
ing given in ( In- public schools in
the ait of pinper cooking. A.ssuicd
ly this is a progii-ssive age.
The idea of making instruction in
cooking part and parcel of the pub
lic school system anpeaiH to be the
best one. Parents consider it neces
sary to send their clilidien to school,
while they would not ton cooking
school. Coiiscipicnth Iv the chil
dren of wise and far-seeing parents
would prollt by tho latter, while the
former would lie for all.
Mavou l)vi:it of Outline, Okla
homa, announces t lint his policy
will be reform, and at a meeting of
tin city council a resolution was
adopted ordering shell workers to
leave town. These pursued their
avocation on both sides of Main
street from the depot to tin- land
olllcc, and realized immense sums,
many making as much nitfOO dally.
The condition of the people has
been somewhat ameliorated by the
sinking of two wells which vleld
plenty of good water. A large num.
her of men am wandering about
seeking c'alms or employment,
neither of which can bo had. Sup
plies are coining in abuuilaiitlv and
prices am somewhat lower. As the
funds of the boomers become ex
hausted much sullering will ensue,
and them Is no doubt that tho worst
Is et to come.
American apples are sent to JOng
land, Germany, France, Italy,
Spain, Australia, Asia, Afria, South
America and Mexico.
Sergeant Wood of Garrett's bri
gade comes to tlie front with the
singular claim for distinction that
he tired the shot which wounded
General Hancock at Gettysburg.
Mr. Wood is probably preparing
papers to apply for a pension.
I'ire Company No. 10 of Cincin
nati owns a dog which is said to
have saved tiic lives of several fire
men. The animal is described as a
large, handsome Newfoundland,
and Is credited with being able to
climb a ladder thice stories high.
Wife-"Wht would you do if a
lady got into a hoive-ciir wljen all
the seats were occupied'."'
Husband "Look out ol tho win
dow, to be sure. Do . on think I'd
lie Impolite enough to enibarrai-s a
woman by staring her out of coun
teiiunee?" Mark Twain was ticked iccciitly
by a friend if the story thai he w
going to start a dally pipi. in 11-irt-ford
was tr "No," he ieplii.il,
"I "an buy live tlist-class dailv
papers for the same money, 10 cents,
that I pay toliave my boots blacked.
It don't pay to start a newspaper at
the prevailing piiccs."
A Jersey City postman found a
letter the other day sticking out of a
crack in a lire alarm box where it
had lain for seven months. On
taking it to the address, he was
told that there was nothing unusual
in the eiicuinstance, because the
people had not got educated up to
the point nt distinguishing between
it letter box and a lire alarm box.
The latest Loudon fad is the col
lection of door knolis and bell
handles of famous people. The
Aineilcan boy sometimes indulges
in tills fad, observes the New York
Tribune, hut heilosen't conllne him
self to this-o of famous peoillc.
When he feels leal good, and the
policeman isn't around, ho will col
lect the door knob or bell handle of
the most unknown person in the
town.
I When nil other remedies fall, Ore
, gon Kldnev Tea comes to the front
I liKo a true, faithful fiicnd. Tor Kid
I ney and urinary troubles, such as
I pain in the back, mucoiis-and milky
I dischni'g?s, brick dust deposit in the
urine, tins of appetite, weakness,
and general debility, Oregon Kidney
Tea. lias no equal. It never fails
and being of purely vegetable com
position does not inline the system."
Sold by I). W. Mathews.
Magistrate What's the char:
against tills man?
--
Iittrklen's Arnica Snhc.
The best naive in the world fr
cut, brui-cs, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sore, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. Jt is guarantied
to give periectsatislaetion, or money
refunded. Price 2.5 cents per box.
For sale by Daniel .1. Fry, drug
gist. There are rumors of the formation
of a plug tobacco trust.
Portland, Or., January 12.
Having a .severe back ache la-t
summer, I tried the Oregon Kidney
Tea, I used "one can, which ellcctcd
a radical cure. I would recommend
it toall wlio are afliicted as an un
failing remedy. cJui,u'h Acif.
Sold by D. V. Mathews.
Washington Critic: It is not the
face of a clieck'wliicli we admire ao
much as its llguie.
Wright's Hon L'elerv nnil I'li-i iiitim.itlln
,....'' ......- .: ;- . .
imieis
neni imigoinic tlio Uigotli- oigi
Uiin be lelled
x.
I H. V. MATTHEWS. " l" WORTH.
orni roTATT tnilTO'
IlLnfliL. . L,J a Q I a a vjhih I jt
c
jt-
Office Over Capital National Bank,
, OREGON.!
Iv
E
M
it s Hon Celery and Ch-niiiiioinlle
n ii'lliiulo Ionic, !ippotl7er:iiul niie
Inigomte.s tlm iliLTtli- oil'iiis
anil prCM-nlN dyspepsia
uiHin. Sild by ll. V. Co
A gentleman who had suH'cred
great annoyance and pain from JJar
bers Itch, and who had been treated
by the best physician, without re
lict, says that two bottles nl' Dillard's
ripeciile curcil him and left his face
perfectly smooth, w ithout a scar. Jt
never iails In skin disi-a-i-s. Sold bv
D. W. Mathews.
Term Haute Express: Many a i
man who linds it impo-Ilile to raise
the wind raises several heir-.
Kivo Jiriv lots ill Hie l)0iitiiliil "Oiinlcn Cii.v ntlilliioii lo Mem," jiisl wist ol' tlio ciiy.
)(uu(iftil G'iirdcii, Fruit iiinl IFonio siics! Call early ami get your clioice, Wo Avill sell you
ciiy ni nl siilxuiiiiii lots and i'arms of all descriiilions.
MATTHEWS & A1NSWORTH,
Real Estate Agents.
JOHN F.STRATTON& SON
Impoili-rs nnil Whnlesnle ilenleis in
MUSICAL MKKCilAMIISi;. New York,
V. nnil l.'i Walker St. .lolin V. Stnitton's
HEED'S OPERA HOUSE.
(Vlelirnteil Hu sl.m (iut Violin strlna
Finest In tlie Worlit.
Stlii-
A Woman's Discovery.
'Ai.ntliei' wondcrfi'' ''' . ur.vl.a
bee ii made r.nu mat too by a lady in
- louniry. jjisea.-c ln-tciied its
elutciics upon her and for seven
years die withstood its sevu-st test-,
tint licr vital m-gans weie undcr
inined and death seemed imminent.
i' or tnrce nionths she coinjlied inces
santly and could imt slcei. She
bouj;iit of us a bottle of Dr. Kin;''s
iew iJiscovery tor Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking
lirst do-o that slie slept all night
andwitli one bottle has been miracu
lously cured. Ifcr name is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Thus write V. C.
Ilamrick & Co., of Slielbv, X. C.
Oct a free trial bottle at ' Daniel J.
Fry's drugstore.
Policeman I arrested him on
suspicion, yer honor, lie's a news
paper man. and disiilaveil n S.-. hill
on Monday morning.
ONE NIGHT ONLY!
Saturday Evening, April 27,
Oregon House!
Corner Mill and Summer Sts.,
Tlio biiiiijlng foimerly occupied by the
i Hoys' lltiarilliiK Hall lins been tlioroiihlv
ni I n ri i ii 1 rcniiviiHMiniiiircmicunnuis now opened
llic Acme of Dramatic Art ! ;;:,:, r rbl,c: .
IV
I'ng-.njenicnt of
Our (in:irnnti' If ft dealer n-t-elvcs u
complaint, (which he believes to be honest)
liom iiny iinislcliin to u lioiu he 1ms sold
nny nl theiWrIiiKs, he Is anthoi-lyed by
Us lo glp him iinother string without
chiiittn.iiiHliill sin.li Io willbe niuiloKnoil
b.i us to our customers, without iillbbleoi-iiue-tlon.
(llewm-eiit iinltntkm.) Jailers
will pintisosentl lor dceriutlve eiitnloKue.
Tn.il supplied ut lowe-t price.
A tragic story comes from England
(o tho ellect that a young woman
conversed with Queen Victoria, be
ing quite ignorant of tho rank of tlie
person show-as addressing. When
she discovered that she laid been
talking familial ly to tlie queen of
England sho was "overwhelmed
with dismay and humiliation. She
lias since remained in her room, and
so Intense is her nnrtlllcatioii tliat
slie rejects food."
i I
The Wildes of Sin.
A young lady, a lovely woman
and a devoted wife, was a slave lo
thopavdou ofntusle, s:iit u w'liter
In ll... V',.,.. '..l. i. i...
,... ...... , ..,,, l, i ,' i .iii.Li I.. .1.. ,. : .,
Imdii l,..,i..nr,.i v..i,... ...... "V "."," ,"1, " " vo years,
"". " iii..s niiiiiiis Having received
siiiKuiH nn nvHimiiic occasions, and
A niMMivriiKof iHiugress h.is n.
polled fa vombly a l, nppiiiprlat.
Ing fl.Vl.tHV fur (he puisue oflmlld
Ing an air ship as KimIUhI in tlie
patent of Arthur do llaiissct, De
Itaiisset's thisiry Is the same us that
on Mhlohn steel Moani ship Is built,
Which Is that If the vessel Is hulii..i.
i nan uie water It
was gii-atly ailnilred for licr elft
The limn In tills case was a tenor.
I never credited tenors with a heroic
place In tho tnidodics or life, but in
this Instance I supiKiso many men
would liken him to u hero. A liero
of then- own clas.s! Under the
mystic Inlliieiuv of a iasslonato
duet fi-oni oiiiMif tho Italian operas
ono night, tho iMssimis of thoi two
pcopio met. tiutl It not Kvu for
dlsn iiivs it will
llojit. Atm, If -cse i-tiu Ikmiiii.I "10 lml",I I"1' danger was as far
struotoil that Mill dlst.iaii. nir ay fnuu the yetuii: wife as I am
weluhlng mw mi , Hjjh. u " this moniout. Slio went homo
will riMi till u n'tiehi-s the level
wlieivthealrlsjut hivy oiioiiki
to float It. Nothing can bo i,U,
that would Ui lighter tlmntlio air
It llr.iliuvn, but praelliallv t,0
Ninie olllvt mn K- produced by nv.
moving from a lightly built Mrue
tutvmoiv thuii Its weight of air, r
In other Muni., 1... ...
"i "j nwiiing a
trembling mid shattcnil with tb..
bunion of her own shame, and,
throwing herself on hot- kuoe.s tvforv
her husband, told him all.
Hi raro follow that ho was fur.
gave hor.
Hardly had tho ble.vHd wonls of
forgiveness pas.Msl hU lip,, ho had
iKireiy oiasjKsl hor In tho
Mr. Hlaluo Is said to have doubled
his fortune within the last few years.
Ill best paying investments ,,ro in
tlie Lit lo Hope silver mine, which
lias paid, it is sald,:?l,f.ix,1(0(i u ,v.
lie
iViini tlitit
m urcc MKiiu tor every dollar invest.
I'd. Iltlll tllOstilel.-Isllll !, 1.1
.,' , , .....i ins iitiiue.
He also is a largo stockholder in the
ill V A " lul"0 at LraJvllle, I
" ,- r. "g uiviiieniis ot s-ui.ihhi
a month. '
What to Call Thi-ir Wins.
Lawyer's wifi csuo.
Sexton's wife Hollo.
To git a wife-Marie.
Porter's wife-Carrie,
lowolor's wifm-Poarl,
l-arnior's wifo-Tilllo.
A printer's wife Km.
(iiirdner's wife HoM.
Pugilist's wifo-Molllo.
Minister's wlfo-Oraiv.
(JaiubUr's wife Hetty.
Musician's wife Viola.
A fat mail's wife Lena,
rudertaker's wlfis XoU.
Auctiomvr's wlfo-niddv.
Fisherman's wife- vNottl'o,
Sliivuiakor's wife Peggy.
Astnuionier's wife Stella.
"Illiin't Want lU-licf, lint Cure,"
Is the exclamation of thousands
sullering from c.itarrli. To all such
we say: Catanii cm lm cured by
Dr. Sago's Catari h Itcmcdy. 1 1 luis
been done in thousands of cases:
why not in ymuV Vour danger is
in delay. Inclose a stani) to Wold's
Dispensary Medical Association,
Hutlalo, I. v., for pamphlet on tliis
disease.
., siolden Medical Discovery purines
the blood, strengthens the lungs and
invigorates the whole system.
airs, rieve and bad fun
licautilul oraiigv and lemon troi.s
while in the White House, and
courteously left them to Mrs. Harri
son on her dcuiture. The,e are
now In the full glory of the golden
fruit, and an object of Interest to
visitors.
Di:ak.vi:.ss Can't hu tJiTiti:i by
loca applications, as they cannot
ivach the diseased portion of tlie
ear. 1 here Is only one way to cure
deafness, ami thai is by constitu-
i.w.iiu leiueiiics. neatness caused j
ty an Inllanicd condition of tlie mil-'
ells lining ot tlie eiistaelihin ml...
IM l.i . . ..""-. .......
mien uusuuio gets Inllanicd
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
Cliiuiuiites .students in
Classical, Literary, Sciciililic,
Normal, Business, Law,
JOSEPH I!. (ilDIt
and PIIOHE DAYIES.
With their own superb conipnnv of recos-
ulcil m-tlsts -In I-iiinl: Ihii-MV's Mas-
tei piece, The J'owei-Iul Mcloiiraiim,
ltTlie World Against Hor."
New Scenery and Mechanical Effects
Seat now on salent l'.itton's book store
Prices 50o mid SI.
Ilo inland IoiIkIiik per duy I y,
llo-ird nnd lodging iicr week 1 1 oo
I'ree transportiitlon of p.issenL'ere ana
haeg.igc to and from depot.
H. J. sjilAItl1, Proprietor.
-AND-
UiCAL COURSES.
It is the olde.t, largest and least cxpcn
slveliistlttitlim of learning In the North,
west.
Scliool opens lirst .Monday in September
Send for i-ntnlogue to
Til OS. VAX SCOY,
,. President.
''' Salem, Oregon.
thr mm mnmm
lliiving been fuinlslitd for the espcelal
It accommodation of the public, we
Initetlioiittentlonof tlie tho IIUNGltY
and s eepy ones to "Our Home" beds, new
and clean; good "Home" meals served reg-!1il,"'i'-T.tl.,u'L'tlm,es
" uy- Si Chinese in
ymirs )f U " "lU luul K' for
E. M. JUA.W, Proprietor.
Cor. Court ami High St., Salem, Or.
DO YOU EAT?
If you do, call at tho
W. C. T. U. RESTAURANT
in the opera house block,, where you can
gut a good clean inealat any timoof dnv or
evening.
J his restaurant is under new manage
ment and satisfaction is guaianteed. Kv-e-ythlng
Is In llrst-cl.iss sh.ipe.
Mr. and Mrs. s. i; HOH'AItn,
Tlie Xew .Managers.
A Hood Cup of Colfte
ThS n F,rca llttra,ctlon for n rcstnuranl.
i ".0eo.!!co tll''ii from Hellenbiand's Pat
ent ColU-e leceptaelo is one of tho many
Orent Attnictfons of his eating parlors.
1 housaiidsorcupsof his excellent colleo
nrcsohl every week. Ana as for oysters
and meals he cannot be equaled in tho
New Butcher Shop
AT
No, 216 Commercial Street
ANGEVINE & IIANS03IE.
IIiivcupeucdupflrHt-ulnss butcher shop
nttho above location, where they will tin
pleased to hei-vc tho people with tho
CHOICEST AND UEST MEATS
of all kinds that tho ninrkotnflbrds.
Glvo tliom a call and bo convinced of tho
superiority or their meats.
3"(3oods delivered free.
Norton Pacific Railroad
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
Tlie Salem Abstract
TWO PAST TllAIXS DAIIA'!
NO OH ANQE OK CAUS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
And nil points East via
St. PAUL nnd MINNEAPOLIS.
-ANI-
you
liavi' n riiniliJInir w.iuiwi ..'i.., ..-..,
I , t '",..,,,, ,,, lllllfL'l IL't'l
liwirliiA anil wlan it is ontiiolv
i'losi-i ili'atiii-.ss i.s tin., result, ami nn
livs the liillainniiition enn be taken
out ami this tube rotoreil to it or.
nnil eouilition, healing will be ile
stroyeil inreveer; nine eases out of
ten are eaiised uy oatarrh, whieli i.s
"iwiiik inn an niihiniea eoiulltion
ol the niiieus Hurfaees.
We will irive one lninln.ii .in'....
lor any eas0 ot ile.ifns (caused by
eaarrh) that wo ttltlllot curo h.
taking IIuII'm Catarrli Cure. Semi
"I hviiiiii, tree.
!ii,,.t'.l,.,Vvi: lV: Co" ToIelo, O.
t?rij-M)W by driijrjjit.s, Toe. lni
Dr. MeUIynn, who is liow earn
itiK a MMiiewlmt precarious livinj; by
leeturiuj.', s not in good health. Hei
exivets to go to llurope before long I
to study the land mkstion and rj
etiivivst and elhinge. i
ii1'!,1'i"lM:,'uIsilr?i"!ioleilwltl1 "Isoases of
i1,".'1 ft? 'uliKrlni,'7 OfBims. who Eiif.
he r Sii'T.",,"?!.. inLl5P..nown
. ..i .... i : ... ., , V Y"" "iu iiuiieieu wo
.V.. i-fV " NKV.n"a "l0Jy remedv In Ore
Bon Kidney Tea, which Is composed o
herbs selected wltji great caro in Oregon
am k'mi'""1,01!-l,ol,,d rt-mnl" '' ""r 'Is of
lie?. -V few dose, atiord Instant re-
sohl by I). ; Mathflws A Co.
LAND COIVIPANY,
Have removed to building adjoining
Thomiihou'f. jewelry storo on
Commercial street.
TllO Norllipi-n Vnnlftn nllt..wl lo 11, f inv
lino running I'asscnKertniins.Secondclass
sleepers (freo of chargo) Luxurious Day
coaches Pullman Palaeo HIeeping Cars
lalaeoIJInlug Cars, (meals 75c) from Port
land to tho cast.
ee that your ticket read via tho Northern
I'.iellic railroad nnd avoid the
eliangoofi-ars.
vn
AUL'S ' SCHOOL
Boys and Girls.
The school will open on the iti,
" '"o priiuary unit
mivanced
English Branches.
UTIX AND ELHIEXTS OF M'SIC
Titles Investigated.
Money to Loan.
Land for Sale.
Houses for Rent
CALL AND SEE US.
Tin" Voi'iiirt I'naiiiiiiuiis.
...V,;..,)-.t:!1.U W5it, lllpnus, ind..
Utters ,.. ,i," n'w""" Kiwtrle;
Hiners as the verv lst mino.ii. '
. -- - - i
' In como. .
l or. t hemeketii nnd State sis
JO-tr
Klfl'tV llf
ViU'tituii. That Utoiviv. ih.. v. ..i..i.. ' his arms, when nstnii.... i.u.t- .........
r n hollow Unly wmltMf iu,P'lohereyi-s. Su, rtlm.rtH ,0
jmrU, llil1theuelKht..ftlieiniil,rl.iiirnitir the ineliMly ufihat futal
ttlforniliiK the Mull, mid mumiuIIv M,lu'u
uieeiKinir me air uiiiIhIiukH,, i iiienemnea loud kirill
tluKhill. Nv. umijiof the sl, WM raving maniac
ririr.r.rr:!"!''- -"- -
.....I ,:'..'7" wu ,w wine to Oregon
"' 's". iiillMikuviiiunifilr .....I -. .. . ... - -."- -, inns.
.... . - '- '.. .tii.i ivinr.i it) iiii.ir ni. i i,.,,,,.. i tsxu la&i-u ihri r..i,,..i i. ... .
.......... ' . .: "" "" i.-.....7".:.:-"w,',w
UK POl.I.OU'ia) SUIT.
M wife hn Uvu uu-tcr ph lcUn, .,
two )vr, for what ih..v .-n.vi ,.i... . .
I.HIgh! uklu, ,.rec,l,,,vUm but wiH.1.1 hH. fn
U1B ujoh.j ,nw,Jvo ,u,f
t-'.tM. !.,. I m
.... .;: .. """'"'" uas given relief n
' ,.l.... ' "',i,tCKlkMxlH)ttK'9 .
v i.iO , i "'""oimiiU Kin of li
, , 1",,V,,B' Abni!mm Harts
The br :.;i ,:. ..''v . "
...... 1 ii . iiv-iiii-iiie i nave
ever 1 an, ll in my at veatV exi'er"
ei tv is Kks-iri,. It, tetN tIioikuhI
I'otliershau.HdiKHl their Shk
T r.e who saaisssrs'sn;
I. May a few mouths JnnndUt gvxvt. u4 wheu thtxsj boitle. Z
.. mi uai uie verdict i,s intaiiiiin u
(hat Mlociric HlttiMdoei re
IVrdv Wi'&'fr 2i
mii a lmlfiliiHir.il,, in.. ... .v..., .
r J. l'ry's drugstore. "" l""'1'1
i FffiW
.. ""run si. ssin KrnncIco
r. .-.- V1V.S l.,
i.oandleiirn how to avoid
lU.eae.iiluthowwonilerfi .
,v jou are made. Conni .
,, '! or bj ,c-r or weak
rlvnteomeo-JlUieary.trcet. '
'Boarde.rS!
MRS. M. A, THOMPSON'S
Cor. Chemcketo and Liberty Sts., me'm
Vliero a tew K-lect boarders e., Sec,.re
H. 'P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. 254J Commercial St.
Leave Portland at 8 a. in. and S-AO p. m.
dally arrivo ntMlnncaixjlte or St. Paul t
!):(!) p. m.
.,'c,n'f Division. Trains 'leave Front
and G street dully at 11:55 n. m, nnd 8:40
p. hi.; Arrivo at Taeoina at 7:10 p mand
J.-20 a m arrivo Seattlo D:ao m andO::ap ni,,
ihrough Pullman Pulaco Sleeping Oars,
elegant day coaches, finest palace dining
ears bet weon Portland, Tacoma and Seottlo
direct. D.ily service. A. 1). (JUARLTOX
Asst. Gcn'l Pass. Agent, 121 first St., Cor.
W ashlngton St., Portland, Oregon.
Depot Corner First nndQ Streets.
SEE
f?pi!ui.naro1 ,lcreR of oxtr! clenrlanil, fine
ii."V,l,,,1F "P 1,,to Hm tracts, is only
,, iii f0!!r,"ls '"' " ml' from Sulem pot
otllce. Price 585 ner acre.
THOMAS A PAYNE.
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m
JS. AL1JEHT. Agent. .
JI
INBUKAKCB
O o in ii a n y
I FIro nnd Ma
rine.
Salem, Oregon
For Bargains
IX
Family Groceries Provisions, Fraifs Etc.,
OO TO
TH03IAS UUimOWS,
Commercial Street, Salem, Or.
hnS?,Vn,.r?produceof n" flails always on
fnrH i J f ' havo not trodcil with me be-
t .,A.pecUJ,"' I!clt a trial believing
J can sUt you both ,a ,,r,ce8 Bud qUaIity,
irtu. " v rner bta, nl vVimmercml j Call and bco us betoru vm, l . . hJiL'i,,l!,Jen!r,!na ,e ueucml renatrluf
. Iwni. "" siiru 0U let vnnr DUnIne.. TIhm1 ,,ik.. -i ,,! Mf 1
BM8BBHMliMr-iir.'A? rty.TTi.... fc-
iinown ror ua to try and recommend theni
tV JrAV V? ,ry und reoomraend the
ir. Knight hnrj ben here fcuyer,