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TILE CAPITAL EYEiyG JOUI.yAL.
THE MPim JODRiM.
tti'Mh ok huiwcuiitio',
iiAii-v.
..2 50
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.. 15
Onoycnrliyimill--..
Six Mionllii hy infill..
TlircMiumllnby miill -
Per week, ildlwrcd bycnirliT.
WEKKI.V.
Diicjnirliy mnll " 9
Hlx tiiniillix hy tunil - - '
( jriir, If twil'l I" advance '
HI, immtliiijlf inlrtHimlviinto m
l',mdcrtlnliig rates apjily lit thlaolllcc.
i rrontmrr ' iwr Mo,.i rrk. -Kor your Pnlute, Oil-, ctrj, i?o to
, An old horticulturist ray., then. Is j Full Mount park llosMflith ra-t of Gilboit & PntlcrwiiV. '" ,
! no bettor way of figuring the profit the city or nearly due Hiutli on wliat Thcre ure nmIiy peopJo who
.... . . . ....... ii... lo l..i i.h L'twitfti naMnlnm liniirllts A i ... r i ft.... ..w.titlia
orrruit growing man 10 iauu mv - " ........ . c . conic 10 vregon, any "" '-.-1
products or ncres and hoc how (liilcr- number or men are buiily engaged a))(1 rc((rn , tler old home, and.
cut fruits yield. A fruit grower who In laying ofMotH, elcnrl.ig out all t.i ;,)! tieir nelghlmr- of grand old
had tens of tons of prunes last year, und-jibrii-h and grading tne miilis. oregouand how cheap Squire I-iirrnr
replied to iiKiulrles by giving actual AVhen this work Is completed not a j of S:lloIn Hr-t-class groceries,
results of prunes from trees uverag- finer plat to the city can be found, 'phe.-o people know a good country
Ing ten years old. Of these he has The Vi'Tr tlmt can bo had from t'"' j wlion tiiey welt, and alter a short
two acres of Petiteor French prune-, tract is grand and imposing. Stand- time 0l.cg() flJ tuer lome.
tlm-n nnri-rf rii.Iiimi. two acresof Col- ML' Oil IIS lllglllS one llll-f It iiiUBiiui-
ot tne nridgc across uie
,.' KM IIIIMl nm lintiPPM,. i
, "viuj i r i'
v.iyuVViUmjIj
Welcome te Oregon !
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iimliliiu inn mill u hiilf acres of cent Mew
.... , r.ii .. Il'lll,, ..,(!,. I iw.L-lnif nil' to till!
AHubcrll.cn.loTiiBCAi'iTAi.JoriWAi. Uoiueii drops or Oliver prune-, i. ............ - b - ----
J TZ wcur. their .ir regularly acres Jlclr.c Claudes, and four acres northeast a grander view of Mount
will niitiry tlii )mw,?MiiB(l(irw,iiii.iofj)(,a(.im.un(,Sj jns total products flood is not to be found, and
the matter will 0MitMi.lc.Uc.nt once. . follows the! whole country, for miles around,
; looks as if it were lymi l your
I feet. The soil illbe Jtee from
rocks or and. audit is .Jfiiry fertile
F k
Ofllcij, roriicr Court ami Liberty BtreitH.
Petite or I'renrli prmipi, per wre...
Italian prune, per urns
l OIIIINUIHH..
lbs.
G,7)
3.7J0
.i,iuj
r
. w II...I...
"V .. . folinri(liiH 1 - .T.HO
,"7X7;
... .. -1 -f-l ......lot lillWI.' 'I'll U WIU'U wild, (i ici-H illlVlil"" uAtL-iiuni. r., .... .. rv.
Zili'mnily.'cMm. that the greatest bearer of, have,, small lot otfruit on their
nuvnife h ,i a.,,.,,, com- Place. It is a (lede(t,fuet that the
popular lesldein population of
A AVi'ck of I'li-imiri-.
.....i uS.r .....I 111.1.I1 tin. f'lil. .. .. . . .. ... 11. .1 1 f.Uv nlunvu uiu.kH mi elevated snot 1
1WI1I1KIU1.U..WVV "-v.. ... - wmie one would consider una ...,.".,.- - . . . Afa.n,, ,1,.. .tieet mir
in ii(i ""j " 1 -
line.
monly called the French prune
Wlilln itn. i'Aiit1 i.fiiiuirlor
eiiuo Comedv Oo. wlli'lie in Salem. ,,,. , v,1.i,1.i,.HI1,11 vlelillmr verv and this should be borne in
They have engtigie Ided omtu . llL,avv it ,Hnll uclu.,i fncl uJlu they I when thinking of locating a home,
lioum for tliej mgnis, aim win . , . , )(, uma.ninccs. For in-, l"u auvunuiges 10 ue .
1.1 vi- Mnleiii n-vei'k of nlef-iue. I , .1... f!,.!,!,... n,.,..,u ... Ln-.n. ' o ninjr property in tin
n riHin.v mi; vwiin,iiii'iji3 .......v. - . . ,,.,.,
1 ne w iiiuineuu iii-
have exclusive
Iluy or tlic ()r'Kii L.iikI Compiiny.
$175 wil! buy five acres of tim
bered land within four miles of the
city povtoflico. Good laud wellj
adapted to fruit laising.
$00 will buy one of the heit ie-1-deuce
lots in' Salem within time
blocks of the street car line.
300 will buy live acres of the bc-t
fruit landdn Oregon, all cultivated,
and within three and a half miles
of the city postofiice.
J.'i"0 will buy one of the finest res
idence lots ever ofl'eied for sale in
ived in
addition
.. . . . . 1 . ;i 1 i nri- iillninriilli
. i- 1..11.1. iriuiano seem iorieiu iieuvny, vui i - -
ji nun " 1 1 m ---
.... I . . 1 I . i ii t.. 11 vnut iiiriiT frl W. II V
r. ii M.LAU ii iiiiv nri ii. 1 iinv ramif nm ichhl 01 nil in ix'Hiiu. -"-. .1. . r
IU JIIII! Vl(-f- ". - - - I 1! - - ' " I , , ,, ,
' 'I'lilu uriiwtinn la u-li il lin linu til. . UUIJ II 'l I llin ''U "" "
1 inn iiw uiiiwii 7 1111111 "t ww
f
polled by tin physicians as existing
In thuvienily ofalejiit The pa-
tlenls, ail of tin nfJfTave the com-
ilaint in a uuistfiiild foini. It is
talher early lift he season fi-i such
ullllctions.
A Notiilili- 1'ni-n'n 'I lirmiKli.
Among the unit i-liound pit-sen-L'ers
on th ove 'and tiaiu thi-
lIKirilillL' UllAlillll 1.IIIIS 'iilc. II
.
an Ived In Sun
.'rtiiic'i-i
nt;o on ( In' stei
Kucllak, Alaslia
Mai eh Kith, a
uey fiom
llieaiiialeiii' nor
iiciaJC. He
ifTt-w 1 1 os
'r ii'iiiiii, ir.iin
fti-ii' In alii veil
JicoM'l'land jour-
Me Ih li-iiued
imli' miiiii r, 111 1
claims he has not In en M-iuchluglnr
the pole only leiiiiiiiij; of the blnN
ami hiliabltaulsof Ihe uoitli.
tn AiiiiIm'ImiI CiiIim lili'iil.
.lust about one bundled ycais iiko
much of llieliinclluglhal was done
w unity meaiisof iA-ti'iiniH. In eoin
uieiiioialloii it 'haiicid jesteidny
evening tluil tynyoki- of o.sen at
laehed lo iiMVavy wagon loan ol
household goidTysoil through (he
stleelsol' Sileui. Tills Is a sluhl
not often wllnesed heieaud, coin
ing ux it dlil upon a national centen
nial holldav, the Incident was
something of a coincident.
Hi-inn I'jrnniinl IImi'i-Ih.
Salem was 'yesteiday evening
houoied by (ho picsence of the
Turner luass band.. The boys came
In and eiillveneiy the town with
their most excellent music. The
Capital Jontydi Is under special
obllgallj(o u(ls musical oigania
lion for a Thtyaile. The baud is
composed ofie loTlmvlug nienibeis:
Irwin Itobtilsou, J. C. Melveiri,
ICImer llaree, Lawreuce llalteifsiiu,
t'laivueo Itogers, J. ('. ItobeitMin,
V. II. Head, (lllbert Hitches, U. F.
Hoberlson, Silas Head, II. Ilehnke,
0. V. Hlehes, John Head, Fled Hob
crtsou. Abtiil l) 11 Will.
Jesterday the adiniuistiator turn
ed over In thoVtruslecs of (ho Wil
lamette, university ihe propeity con
veyed to (hat Institution by the will
of the lute Father Villtiir. My the
tonus of his will all o
t his piopoily,
ut olabout ?-ll!,0(hl was
logo to the uiWrslty. The prop-
In the numuut olul
. i ". 1 I
ciiy eoii-ihts of 110US, money and
real estate. The real estate is locat
ed near Walla Walla. Father Wil
bur was a Methodist missionary.
A l.i-iinr I'liiiit iiMii;i,
SK'Ulng of (ieoigc. Wnshlngtou,
sjiysthe AllMpy Deinoer.it, (ieo. !:.
t'hambei lain of this city bus several
letter wiltlen by the father of his
country to au uu-x'stor, Charles
Thonison.Seeivtarygl the Continent
al Congiess.as w ell iA others from the
celebrated men ofIds day, tor In
stance, Jell-hiii,l lien. Viauklln.
The collection pVtHie of the mo.s(
valuable In the linlli-iSSitHtcrt, and
ust HttliltitliuejMUIeulurl. It would
be of Inteivst mild It be exhibited
toour eUUeiw. Mr. Thomson was
(he one delegated to announce to
Ocorgo WashlnKton his election as
president, and did so In becoming
, Viiihiuiur. The uluv ol Sivretary
t!,mutV!,0M UW M'- ClminlKTlninV
'gviuidnuither.
served for several years, though he
never before linsf biouuiil It down to
actual Iiguistl5ut thai is not all of
the matter of yTartwni Helen t fruits
bring difl'eietU pilccJJuc cost
may be the some ol growlilgthe
tiees, and ol gatheiiiig, cuilng and
packing the dull, I hough the clie.i;,
er kind is not nicess.uily packed in
as expensive- a manner.
As littlie income, he says: "Let
us see what each wir'cty yields ol
income per acre. Ksllnialiiig sales
at cuivenl prlcei, that will give a
closer value of each (o the prod liter.
The ft7.")0 ioiinds of Petitcs at 7 cent h
will be woilh KlL'.r.l) an acie; :il()0
pounds of Coluinhlus, at H cents w ill
be worth L'Tli an acre; :7'Jl) pounds
of Italians at !) cents will be worth
M'H.M) an acre; ;'(ioi) pounds of
Kclne Claudes will be worth at 1(1
rents $''00 an acre; ."(HM) pounds ol
Silver pi lines at II cents will be
worth. ;!.'!() an acie.
"The average at tlie-e ligures of
1 Ihe live vaiielies will lie lf.'ll.'7.K(i an
acre. The ('olden Diop rcall.e
about tin-average. The IteinClaudes
fall W7.00 below. The Italian a
littleaboveaiid the l'etites or French
pt tines selling at 7 cenls, realie 75
an acie above the average, and al
most!) percct. nioiothan the Golden
Drop or the Italian. The average
product per acre Is ,'1770 pound:, and
the averatre Income per acre Is
WW.WI. Allowing a fair price for
all expenses and interests on In
vestment, two thirds of the income
of this orchard should be to the
piollt account.
"If the cost per aero JI 10, however,
the leiualnder from (he dltl'erent
varieties is very uuci-uul. From
the l'etites It is ijaiJ.oO, from the
Italians $i!2I.S0, from the ('olden
Drops $20, fiom the Heine Claudes
1M, from the Columblas $w. It
may be that there is wholesome
piollt Irom all these vaiietles, but
Ihe two most prolltable wtitsare the
Kalian and l'etites."
lias
through their ellbits that it
!
been placed upon th'- maiket.
I Will HimI 'HiIh i:r.
A marriage Iwiise was this after
noon grayfed to Mi". Stiplien A.
McFaddcij and "MNs Kcttie A. Skill.
The nuptials will becclebiated this
evening alibi- hoyfc of the brideV
father on Liberty stieet, and will be
a most pleasing allalr.
A Ni u 'i.iii.
The Kiucrsoii restaiiiMiit thanged
hands to-day, Wallace Mcfntyre
assuming i-on(i-oliiinbAltoii Mays
stepping down nu'fiM'U Mr. Alc-
Intyie will lunlmibt jiro e a popular
caterer and --will sustain the
repututloii of this house.
irood
1000 wiM buy twenty acicsof best
prune land, all cultivated, within
three and a half miles of the city
postoftlc.
J2000 will buy ten acres all set In
fruit, b'500 Italian prune, 40 plum,
Y20 apple, 1.1 cherry, 1" pear and 2
quince trees, also lit Concord, grape
viuts.
.j;!000 will buy eighty acres of good
land, all cultivated and in crop,
fine spring and fair buildings .six
miles from &aleni.
?5000 will bii1, HJUaciesgood fann
ing land all cultivated except eight
acres, fine spring, good orchard, fair
buildings.
Wright's ilvuli I'ooth Sinp dentin Roof
inciiiju. uooini!.', iniKnini, main lo iiuiar.
bold by nil iliim;lsts.
Conic and sec what wc can oHi-r yon. Arc you
only looking at the coimiryt? Conic and sec us and wc
will show yon around.
The Oregon Land Company
A TriuluT Ki slyns.
'Miss I.i..ic Dearbormhas ri-ii-ucd
her position asNiicher In the South Ireland.
Salem school. 'Jlie vucancy will he
lilled by Miss Kate I)Sirborn, the
seliool diiector.s having chosen her
to that position.
Same Cnriuii-i .Miiisniiu-r.s.
Arabic figuies weie invented by
the Indians, not by the Arabs.
Dutch clocks are not of the Dutch,
lull Gt'i'iuan (duetsch) nianufactuiii.
Irish stew is a dish unknown to
Omt lliiniliril Vi-iiis Ami,
(I oiH-spiinili-niv orilii- I'upltiil Jciiiiii.iI )
One bundled ,ears ago we had
no tiusts.nioiiopolles, millionaires or
paupers. We had a broad dominion
in which every individual felt they
had a ilghl of eminent domain.
We had a Wiishinglmi, u l'atilek
Henry and a declaration of Independence-.
We Imil'Arrlean slavery
and mi open markjt where supply
and demand ruled the prices of nil
our products.. JVc now have a
llnnuolul sysleiiTTywT7n'h4he sup
ply ofpiMduets If carefully guarded
and dealt out ",0 Us as the owners
see propor, and feel that wo can piy
for. Fverythlng is produced by a
well regulateil, system that niiHt
soon control all labor and product
and (he system of human liberty be
controlled eutitely by (he financial
t,,ll. ,,l- II... .. . ...I . 11. . ...
...iu-1 oi me t-viijne. i e span no a
dependent people a bundled years
hence. j, p. y
flutters In I'nib.lli'.
Ii) the estate of l'ete". 'Scharbaek,
deceased, .loliu Calvert, adminis
trator, tiles liiv&njory. The couit
issues an older exempting property
lo the widow. Also sale of per
sonal property ordered.
ri'lll'hY lT.IISOXAIi.
C. F. Hubert went 1-, J'oitland
(his iiiorniiig.
r. nol version was a passenger
for Portland this moiniiig.
F. 1'. I.eavitt tjfSouthein Cali
fcrnla auived in (he citv this moin
ltf. j
Hi ley Alencus, an old pioneer,
was in (lie city this morning on his
way lo Vaqiitna. '
-The Misses jlell, ilmiglitAr, of J.
It. Hell, ivturi'cd last evening to
their home in Ho-ebur':. i
-Mr. and Mrs. Steow.s leave on
Tuesday of next week for their old
home on l'riuce Fdward's Island.
l'rof. Ytider has gone to Mc
Miunvlllo ti attend the teaclieiV
Institute, of which lie is one'of the
direetois,
Mrs.
I
H. M. Jlromell of tills eitv
look her depaituie (hi morning for
au extended visit with her mother
at T
I'a co n m. J
-W. I'. VI
i
illiauis' father Arrived
in the city ilast evening fjom the
Ureal Heml country and 'will no
doubt maka his homo with his sou.
Mr. and Mi. Claike lrviue
started lo-ilay on leturnnrip to their
home In Oregon. Mo Their early
return to the 0iu.st'''ls among tli'e
probabilities.
Tallin's bay is no .bay at all.
Catgut Is the gut 61' sheep, not of
cuts. .
Down is iifeu"rrhL d of u-down
and utterly pievenl ThTfttwning,
The Saxon dun is a llill, and a-dttn
is tlie opposite, a des"i't. Going
down stair.s really means going up
stairs. We oualit pioperly to say
"going down."
Tlie .Meanest .Man.
A Boston drummer says: "One
of the meanest men it was ever my
misfortune to have, any dealings
with was a retail Vrocer, who at
that lime was selling poor wom-m
three pounds of common crackers
for tweiity-!h events, Vor which he
paid at (lie ia(eoTLeents per
piuiid. but to make IJisTelilcTex
a -lly balance he foun-t it necessary
to break a cracker in two. As this
man finally met his- death by falling
down stabs ami breaking his neck,
I thought lie received only bis just
dues."
"What do you do when people
come in and .,oro you'."' a warm per
sonal Iriend asked of ti merchant.
" lien they stay too loinr, the of-
liceboy, who is very bright juul
knows just when til interfere, tells
me that ageiUkmiais in the count
ing hou-e to seeyneiyiJniportant
business." Jv "
"Ha, ha! That'.sa cltpifjil way to
get rid of bores who ilon't knov "
Just then the boy opened the
door and sung eut:
"GiAit in the countln house, sir,
waitin' to sec you on important
business."
with its principal ofllce in
Salem, tlie Bcaiiil Capital Cily of
Andliranch ofllces in POBTLAND and ALBANY, and Is
engaged in selling Farming, Stock and I'rim'ianas i me
Willmnettc Valley, and eitv property in Salfmt and Albany.
We make a specialty of sniiuT tracts for fruit and gardening
and can ofler vou Choice Bargains. After May 1st wc will
oiler for sale lots in Highland! Addition toSalem. .
The streets leading from the busincsf center of the city to
this addition have been gradeiViin sucla manner as to make
them much superior to any other strees in the city, and the
Street Ca Line
to it is in course of conslructionanitwill soon bo in operation
direct to tlie center of the additionl Tills addition is high
and slighllv overlooking the jilty and having a beautiful view
of the Cascade Mountains. It is only.a short distance from
the Fair (Jiounil Station, Mitli which it", will be connected by
the street car line. Just n6rtli of the adoUtion is
HIGHLAND PAlK,
the largest and by fni-Ahe most beautiful pa rlhnbout Salem. A
wide and well grade'd avenue (Highland ave.)'"eads from the
city to the Pari; an1 constitutes the nicest and oest suburban
tairiage drive hi or about the city, or in Oregon. "'
Tiicso litis 'vjll be ofTered at prices ranging from S'200 to
ti3o0, or iJiout ?j,00() le-s than residence-lots within thQoriginal
city limits, 'ijlie interest on tlie dillerence of prices will each
year pay f-.r .
2500 Trips on the Street Car Line!
The location is far more pleasant and values will increase
much more rapidly than closer in. Several residences will be
erected at once and occupied by purchasers, and if history
repeats itself as it is said to do, one year from now will see this
Addition the favorite- residence portion of the city, as In all
other cities the residence portion has been determined by con
venient lines of travel.
.
day
T
'ftiiriiliis 1'r.im II, (. l-M.inil,ii,,
Jl'Jii-Jimrnlng's train troui Port
land hMu-jht a number of (he ivle
brotor homo. All report hnvinu
lmdugood time, alihoujjh (ho at
(eiidiimv was not s largo as was
ri'atly expected. Kilem nnnNluHl
the largM d-l goiiuu of miv elt- In
the state, and her iMiupaniiw were
hlKlily coinpliinouod by overvono.
IhoKwnd ivliuni Uiud doservon
griMt chdlt for (b'vlrserMiw, ,,.,
to llio -fUvt lmt tl.o.v IwxelHM.dls.,
mhihiwj iprwim iini.v nm .........
thole the SjWweiv able intake 111
HMU
CiiUrnriilit Mriiulirriiio.
California stiinibenies have U-en
lu the Salem market, for several
days. Tliivso berries that adorn the
top of the boxes lifv of inetlliiin
grade, but (ho depor the U is
penetrated iiie woise the nu't I- !ar!
vnvvn, sinaii antt
gether with le
mo iK'iior toi
ruill i...fc 1
....... wiv-,uii;rMiiir!i would iorn
to put such on (lie market, and vet
California's great ltoa.st Is her fruit.
In n very few days. Oregon will fur
nlsh un nhuudant supply of hornwn
large dcllelous lorries.
.v ,iw..-" I
I'mHrtTtTeT
nvii and
uly it of u
i.mwi, snni uy.
This Is llio tnbrious May
and a iK'.iutlfuldUy'it is.
-Painless dental oporatlousat Dr.
('.Smith's, testate stiveJ.
-July jtlyt'onie.s; this year on
Tlmi-Mla.v .Su-m will celebrate it
In a grand manner.
- Ueeonitlmj day coitus on Thurs
day thlsyft4ud should bo observed
by tlieSufeni (5. A. 11.
A nuiutH-rof M(a
ivturnwl to (hVirst
.ngelsehol-
studlos (his
elr,
wrrrrnerries, to. morning nil r n shorrholldav.
slenis form -Col. ll.wli. thcf-insiiis,,,,,. .,,
Ihix of (his Jusier, uuiie in llom l)riland (his
morning and xV ill enuplete the
amouni of damngVt'i Co.'s drug
store (his week.
Now that it i, over everybody
Jwlls that Slem shouhl Imvo ob-'
"Brick" Pomeroy, at "J.'U Broad
way, Now York City, is now wilting
and publishing tlie liveliest and
most inteivstiny.fioi year publica
tion over printed in that eitv. His
famous Saturday Xij&t chapters;
his Pen Pictures of fyndon; his
ihseription. of the "plalue places"
os New Vi rk City, an J his vivid
chapters o Life Kxporiilico in La
Ciosso, dib-lng the wa, are each
worth mini than the Anlen ..r ti...
paper, m lilcbenrs,fic significant
title of AdvancTThought. Pome
roy is a o-'-yenr old volume of
National history, and now he Is I
lotting it out red hot.
od
PQ
From New Yprk and Chicago
THE FINEST jjDSJN' THE CITY.
DIlErfA GOODS
And trimmings of all kindlfo match in Persian trim
T"'"? , ' '-tril)0nn(llMn Surahs, Braids, Plushes,
RIIIBONS, KU) GLOVENIfiLOYES OF ALL KINDS
SUNSHADES ANPARaSulST-"
Fullnml Comiilelo Lines oft Embroideries and
Wes in All lWdtlis.
Beaded ShoTulder Wraps aitd latest Novel-
lies in ijcartsA
llfTl T T IT11 f - , - 1
imjlii UMi w 1)1U HOODS A1NI) NOTrONS
K
A It-year old Hungarian girl
landed at Castle Uaiden Utst week.
She huil never seen a yegro, and
w line .sitting in the plare was ap
proached by the denlv colored
bootblack of plac. siu was!
nearly thr.iun into tl,, ndsed her
lunula in horror anddeclared 8h0,
had hivn iheleil.
I u .spoaklugVf theeider ehi
Curtains, Poles, Portiers.
G(SA a,11 -"l--ete stock of Men's Furnishing
No. 239 Corner State ami Commercial Streets.
LUNN & BROWN.
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HVM mil HliM (lllll 0
1lu- H -AirlM.I.
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lend llpa6iSit'w
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Memoilal Day
lead III (lUcoiirMUL- ih.i.i
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uiso in
man says
aaehiisc't(s l.s
f-rlghteousuoBS,
of lithe worse
Indiana
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iil.w.iJ'vi'Wl '"ds
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.iK-tol,w;;-;;
i mfll in
JNwoiHi
iriltiv U.
riK-fore
MIA VtAllA
uuuiu oiure,
A coinplcto lino of tho best nuallt v of Hnr
nes mid Saaaicry iilwnj oiiuiuid.
ALL SHOP-MADE.
Evfrj'thiog Warranted (o be as Rcprescntrd
Kopjiiriiig Neatly Done.
TWENFY LQTS
In No
:,' ':,;r ii. p. mi proprietor.
lk rouliz,eil . -
U N- Ol Court Stroot. SalorV-T
a.o O
-.. .-win: ,. v0 -,roiHWH, , ,
' JIUs Muvkiils, ,l y,iu jiA' ilown .Mr. Wiley U n eenilem.n , .
House and lot
mill streets :
from Salem :
seven miles
acre ; four 1
miles east of.
unproved 1
acre. For
ml
ale
tho
by
alerii
orner Clarion and
a inriu eight miles
ty acres rich land,
Kxiiciii, i jer
d acres elevnn
otie of the best
'uniy, 30
J Ilnvo moved to -47 and r,.,.
wliora they ure, now ready totirLt
our old patrons and frlciids are Km1,
uiii uiu imiiinisuuu inCliafl llrfl IU.? A"
cull'iuid sco us In our new taatiP
mo better prepared for wnrv00"?11- 6
ever lmvlnu seeufert more room ur
BKADIJIIINa and WAGUaj.
10IIN HOMt, TJilE OLD lmf.
t) Illacksmlt hf bns reniovcd hfii
tho corner or Commercial and Vh. "
etc streets, where ho is rendy fi i ""t
public. Having associated rtth fll
oxper etvepd.wagon-mnker eccntl?,"
reOTimU if Is now otepared better n?
cVcrtbdo-nll kinds of wngon 'aniiSJ!1
mult tngnnu rcpninns; nil kind, oflH
smltliliiK nnd repairing, llD& :Jr
horseshoeiiiK business, lie haaliPv,
ofshoes.stccl.trottlng, lmnd made ,. Dil
Jits them in n scicnlinc mnnnef' &S
attention given to tho constructioBnfS1
ons mid carringes. llemember the rlf1 "
U11J31IU OlillU lliailiailCO DmidlQv. '"!
-:-E.S. Lamport.-:-,
THE'JIAUNIS AND SADDLE
289 Coiiiiiiei'cial Street.
MH TiAilPOHT bns lust recelrfd .
lino or single Unci double KU'M
lifsses. iio nlwnvft nirriou " 1
THE LARGEST STOCK
()t Middies, whips, nnd everything .,.
sKn'orirusrUblnuss ln thc,tAt.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED.
Kepalringdonowith neatnessa
A. K. STRANG,
No. 303 Commercial Street,
SALEM, - - OREGON. '
IlHALEJl IN
V
STOVES and RANGES
Plumbing, Gas and Sfcam Fifty
tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
i3-Agent for tho KICHARDSOXJ
BOYNTON COMl'ANY'S Furnaces. &
(jlhllulil.il In IfiiK r
GRASS
1
Can furnish either Mesqulto or a plitra
i
of jAIIsquito and Lincoln grass 'on tats
i
tliat w'U allow you to seed down tun
farms at n cost of from 50 to 90c pet m
Addrets. T.UJORI,
w2m d2v
Box 91, Salem, Or.
PRNTN,
QNE OK THK IiARGtMT ESTABLISH
ments In tho State. Lower rates tw
x ortlnnd. Largest- Btock Legal Blann
the State, a d blggeht discount. 8JB
price list of Job printing, and catalofueH
legal blanks. k. M. AVAmi
Steam Printer Baiem uretoi
MAHTEL0US
MEMOIjY
DISC(
IY.
Only benulne System V Ifemory Jnld't-
tour books Learned W one ttww
Mind wanderjiQ cured.
Every child and aduJt gatly benefital
Great inducements to oesP01'le'
Vrospcctiis.wltlpinionsWl'r.Vja;
TTilliliiinnH ll.a.iiJlM.r.imnrl WneClflU. w
Mind Diseases. IJaniel Greenlf V"$
th W,aSS&
N.,Y., RIchara.Vroetor,th08clentlst, Hj
ntnnra Lont fvnt fWahv
Prof. A. LOJpiETTK, -537 Fifty A'
5 . Je-lW."
Oall and See
T. J. CRONISB.
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
. m , . nn.fia TNIHJJ
State Insurrince Building, fl", JT I
Illen-lnl nnH MliamalrnlA BtrpetH r 1
w '
.JDAVID T, WILLIAMS, J
Proprietor of
Salem Steam Laiiijv
SALEM, OREGON.
K)rdera left at Stelner Erocerr
per will receive prompt attention
"Jo
THOMAS &,l?AYxE
George II. Ilayes has been ai
siteclul aeunt lor the above lann"i
nay washing left, with him will W I
lotlieoiil. piMporwn. iml .lum
zxx. i.,crr -j?. """v s"s:!sss
"" ""'- - ".: &$SB?BF'k7 m
te St..
Salem
49-l'rlc.M reawuable nnd WorH
tetxl.
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yotvlfi
uiicuueu to.