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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (May 6, 1889)
B. TliEPITM- JODWUL i'mh.ihiiijdimily.kxclithiJMiay, Capital Journal Publishing Company. (IlicorjHinitMl.) KnUnd nt tl)Q.)K.Kiin- nt 8a'in,Or.,nii ncoiidclrmiii. itc. Hco fourth pnKO for toriiu of u..crlp- llAnic-rll--r.i(nlK to In'iiro liiv,.l.ni (fo '?w........V...nronlpllllli" ; of ''.': t ..t V.V.' I .1 V., .n III e . 'f- ul f. '. P ' ' ShlfX''ll P..W lornoiumo... OllltlllllllC .10, IX. ,.,.. lol'KVAI. M-n nt .lie i li ,"' "IS i?.n t 1.7 ll and iifJOl. o ly "' !tU ' l ,l" "hoI.hoi. mmilK-.H m-iiI Im-on el'l'""" 11 Olilc., corner Court mid I- be, ty HI reels CUrED.ir.VINE, Manager. MONDA v MAYA, Kiimk of lli K tcni ell lei llnl were tl I v'njr whon 0 off,'" Wi ' h Ingtoii wnt) limiiKiiriiUil, Kill yeiii ngo, lire not now ne.ir iih lively - Guthrie, Oklahoma, which In not yet two wcoUhoM. Tin: Inventor of the iollerHkti'3 lmmmliJ $1IMM'K', iiotltlivi:ii'' uZ tlio fuel that lilt patent liml nearly expired belons Hie value of It was iiwerlnlnecl in the eine for roller BlmlliPjt tlinl i-pic.iil over the country a few yearn into. Fiiom AprlTl, If-btl, rnilHllrenien will 1)0 provided with eylhideiH of oxygen under picture, to he u-ed for the piompt it-IIuf of or-oiiH nuf fwntliiirdurlii',' HreJ. The oxygen will he added to the icKiilnr fiipjily of iiiediclneniilwiiH ul hand In ea e Ofllffldt'lllH. A iSlIMAIiKA.'..!. OAjllltfoll of II loeoinotlvo took place at Ktioinnien, December '22, 1WM. lly the foiee of Iho explosion the locomotive wan thrown upwiiidH and cap-icd, and ciiiui) down bottom up, iiliKlitliif! upon an adjaeeiit locomotive that wii'm Hluiiillmr on the track. U.vu.sH the Willamette valley ia)erM and wine of their people ale doing it H""'! 'I':"1 "l" bonnting with out faelH to hack 1 hem-and we giu-KH they are not thai part of the Htnle It, receiving large neccusloni of population from the Immigration now coming to the noilhwe.st. Thai broad and beautiful valley will 1'iwlly mippiiil twe'ity people where It now has one, and It will eventual ly become in leallty the garden npot of theeountry, K. I. jiroiiiibly no country hi the world hitH the lelephoiie'eomo Into more general iie than In Sweden. Not only can .Stockholm Iio.ikI the incwt peifeet telephonic. aruiiKe inenlH of any capital, hi addition to tlielurgent percentage of telephone NiilmuilbeiH, but the east coast and the went eo.iht will coon bo In tele phonic communication, a 1 no be tween Stockholm and Wotlienliurg being In con w of eiecllm. Many Hiuall town, arc in telephonie coin muuleaiieu with each olhcr, and tho nuiiiber of milieilbcrw Is con Hl.inllylneicasln . O.N her duath-bed the mother of Captain Jack rawford, (he pilot Hcoul, ealleil he." biave young miii to her and iih he knell xhc prayed and blessed him, and asked him to mal " her one proinl-e before hIiu died. Weepiiet, Jack bade her name what Mie desired, Niylng, "1 know, mother, that you would not ask mu to make a promise but for my own good." "I'lomlMt me," (die wild, that ho loii); an (led gives you life, you a. III never ttiwlo Intoxicating llijnor. riuinlo mo (Tils and I uluill die happy In the thought that you will grow up a good, true limn, an honor to ytuioelf and your country." It U mvdlcv. to s.iy that Jack promised then before his dy. lug mother, and In the invisible piYfcneo of his Creator, never to touch thocup that Intoxicates, and icllglously lias ho kept n word. The loving mother died anil went tothut U'tterllfe, In the luiuo made not by hands, and iho promise has Urn rclis'lously kept by Jack. A.M)i'iii:u marvelous discovery Is rvpirtednt Philadelphia. Whether It U h fact or a lletlon wed not pretend to nay. It may U genuine, and again coino excellent jieople limy U inUtaken. At any rate It Is Wing talked about, and we give iiuch Information regard I u,r the mutter in comes to our hands from ! various mmiwk. 'i hodovioo Is called turn of the opinion of leading scion the Kulo furnaiv. Mr. Lorlu ' tUu that death was Inevitable. Hlodgvtt of Phllndclplila, a well 'This condition of anxious mental known writer, has been examining ' tension was protracted until tele thls dUoovery, and m,: "U graphic news was revolved of Mr. clearly the air that U bunusl, the pemvr's eafety. oxygen of winnion utiuosphvrul It appears tlmt the ImIUhui ascend. txuistUutlug the fuel. Tbot. can U. wl nt.vxV) fvvt and then began gradu noexluuMlon of thcupply of air, ally to devnd. intimately Mr. with Its wntalued oxygen, and, as Spencer IcapvHl from the ludliKni noartlllclal blast orot her nieehauleal when near the earth, and found ttgvney lsivo,ulrcdtofeelthoalr, It himself safely phuitetl In a small ivHstlUitesuH'ir ervulwl flame. It l.l.ml,Kimo iort inlliMVomllarasut. I only miuUUo to check the sup- 11 . eventually sucvveded with dim plyoralrsoasto avoid cumulative oultj in obtaining shelter and food cIRvts.otherwlM' there would clearly and was suUsspu'ntlv sotit on td bo a teadlly Increasing draft to JliKdnulwd, situated in the cult I. feiil tho tlame and a degree of hwit valwl p.rt or the Suudetbuuds, He U-youd auy wjwelly to nj.ply, , had a marvelous iijv. miKiAi. amvi:. The fact thut many ico)le nre burled alive it again brought to our notice. It lias been nsbertcd, ami after duo dclibcrntion, too, that one- third that arc burled arc biiricdalive, Of tho very few sieves Hint are oiHiiicd the heavy percentage of dis torted corpse'! found proves tins uici. This last cas-e was in Syiacif-e, New York. Edward Kalh, aGeiman laborer, Ilvc-i alone in a helf-tumbled down sliauiy near tho Erie f'.inal. He had as his only companion his fcvcntcen-year-old daughter, Emma ii iiiiiitv ami liitellbrcntulrl. About the middle of March Emma caujlit a cold, which, after hjvciuI days; settled on Her Iiiiih. On Filday she cei'Hcd to breaihe. Tho oody was lct for about four lioiira, and when Mrs. Scaliler a.ui another neighbor dressed It lor bin Inl, they were surprised to fluil that the body was warm. Lafer In I he day an undertaker took charge of the remains. Tho funeral took place tho next Sunday a.lernoon. Aft( r the old man's chi'dien wem to their various homes, and he ie ni ilued alone in the hhanty, the Idy of his daughter boro heavily noon the old man's mind; and he f-pent much of Ills luisuie time ul his nelalibir h, wluie tlie lacl ol Uie girl's body Icing warm several liouisaffjr lier breathing Hcenied to ImvoceiHcd was talked over. 'I lie possibility of the gill bcimj bulled alive pieyed upon his mind so that without speaking of bis Intention, heuneoverid tho grave last week. The rough box containing his daughter's cnlllii was opened and the lid taken fioni tho colli u. 'i wmner was the glass uncovered than thogrlof-slrlckeii father was horrified to heo the hoily of the young girl lvlni liirned over on ono side. He says that her hands weie clasped over her face and her brown hair was tangled up over her eyes as though it had lieeu loin in dieadfiil agony. Mr. Hath says that theie were linger marks on her face. He says that he was nearly paralyed with terror and hastily leplatcd the lid, shovel ed dirt back into the graeaii(l mu from the place. The expeiience has made him nearly insane. Sr. IjOUIhIh happy. The general railway magnate has selected that city us the spot where he will have elected the 11 nest depvit building in the world. Tho Grand Central station at New York Is not over GOO feet long. The now station at SI. Louis Is (o bo IL'OO feet front on Poplar st i cot. Perilous llallooii Ascent. A Calcutta correspondent gives an account of the balloon adventure of Mr. Spencer, which lias caused so much excitement in India recently. Mr. Spencer's successful parachute drop at lloiubay created a deep im pression. Unfortunately bis llrst attempt at Calcutta proved a falluie, on account of his inability to till the balloon with gas. He entered into a fresh engagement to make a para chute descent on the r.seo courro. The natives were present in bun dieds of thousands, and the large Calcutta Maldan, or plain, of which the race course forms a small por tion, was densely crowded. The Viceroy, the lieutenant-governor and the leading members of tho community, native anil Kuropean, wore piesent on tho grand stand. Mr. Spencer tookhlsne.it on tho narrow leathern sliuir which re places the ear used with an ordinary balloon, and gave orders to let go the ropes, Tho balloon, however, refused to ilse, being overweighted apparently by a parachute. To the consternation of everybody he oideied the parachute to bo un hitched and the hallooou to bo re leased, and the next moment he wiled forth Into space. Sonto ten niluules later the balloon was out of sight. Tho crowd then began to realle the terrible danger which Mr. Spouoer had faced in order to fulllll what ho Imagined to be an obligation to the public. The lulloou carried no halla-d or ' grappling Irons, and posos-.od no valve. Mr. SjK'iuvr was without I any apparatus far regulating the de-1 scout of the balloon. 1 le wasdre.v-.ed In thin clothes, and had neither food ' norstlmulauts. As the hours passed ! by ami no news was rwvlvod the public- excitement luetvasl, and ' this was further bttntulated net dav ' by fabe rumors and bv the nublUii The Pivotal Question. Hnld Joe to "am In fierce debate Upon the woman qucsllen: You o answered well all ntlicr points, Sovr he e my l."t sug'.e .i en: "When womnn yK-s t. crt' t her oie, borne mllei away It m: y be, Who. then, I vk, w 111 amy at home To rock and tend the baby? Wtll.s nco llioriicilon hreins toluin , On tlilHiit'in llsaslB, Just net the one ho locked It when .She went -o Iy her taxes! ' " scraps; Lawyers may be poets; they write lotsot "versus." White Ink Is the lat-.-st craze. It is ucd usually upon grayNh paper. The man who marries for face, figure or fortune, is a foil. Don't forget this. You are liable to be put out by a fowl if you cat iggs at a restaurant this time of year. The Insurance companies are not isuiny many accident policies to Oklahoma boomers. A molto on the wall or an Eng lish anarchist meeting-room reads: Poor man a-bllity. itich intin no-blllty. A cork trust Is about to be organ ized. It will lloat until it strikes the corkscrew tiust. (which will pull it. A minister in England made 5jO, 000 by inventing an odd toy that danced by winding it witli a string. The man who invented the return ball, an ordinary wooden ball, with a rubber string attached to pull it back, made 1,000,0.)0 from it. Oklahoma, it is slid, will furnish within tin oo months 100 new fourth- class po-itollices. Tins will relievo the strain on the administration in a slight degree. The editor of the Home Press, of Centervlllc, Umatilla county, has ha 1 a guardian appointed. Ho has been sued for libel and being under ago this was necessary. Professor of English I wish you could have been pre-ent at our col lege commencement. Speaker of the English I was, sir, I helped lay tho corner stone. Gen. Kisk declares that ho will not bo a third party man in the New Jersey election next fall. Ho de clares, furthermore, that ho is through with the third paity move ment in New Jersey. A patent medicine company has engaged 200 Pine ltidgo Indians to travel for it for advertising purposes. JSetween it and ItuHiilo Bill, Adam Forepaugh, and a few patent medi cine concerns this country won't have any Indians on hand pretty soon. A Country of'Small Tilings. Japan, says Frank G. Carpenter, is a country of the little. "The men are from live feet to live feet live inches high, and the women tiro smaller. Notwithstanding the fact that they raUe themselves three inches oil' the ground on their wooden sandals, I am continually looking down at them, and a fair sized American girl towers above them like an Amu.on. Japanese trees are dwarfed, and in fact .all iiatuio seems to be made on the six by nine plan. Tho chickens are nearly all bantams and the eats, with their Imbtuils, look llko kittens compared with our American tommies, and the hordes are ponies. Tho houses of the com mon Hoplo are but ono story, and tho rooms llko children's play houses. The country, though as big as several states, is full of pictur esque scenery, but It is the pretty rather than the grand, and you have beautiful bits rather than sublime landscapes, it Is the simo with everything-. If I ask tor a cup of lea at a little wayside tea house, It is handed to uir In a little plow of a shell-like china, no bigger than an egg-cup, and the little JupancfO beauty iroosdown on her knees when she brings It." Heap t'liiuee. The noiisoiisc given Mow w 111 be rendered perfectly plain If tho read or will commence at the beginning of thollrst line and slowly !.poll the words and divide them propory It 1 ii cii,.i.li...i.... r....... i i. .....i,i...i .i..i... v ,.., ..' ....;;., ..... I11I1W, Oho oiuoitt Hi vttt aho pll hiiic, A mill u,a h undo i.h i'Ihs ., Tw llroc .m oslox ivllo iiiim, lliuilllailwlluuit, Tno nlyfoiimd llll 115H iik mid, Kw onii't oihel ixunii il.m d,iy, Nob.iMcio anol ewii oit'oolVm nd Orl linliiiouihrrnctftbii. Took the Hark Trark. vneand dlnloi!iiu on 1 1 (M . . " Sildlor (o Itoeuur: Throw down your eun. You i-.m't come in hero with it. lloemcr: Xo kuii? Seldier: Xo sun. What' that In your hip jKHikct? DiMiuer; Snako Mis.iurillu. Siildlcr: Throw thut awav. ljixuner: X guu, no urxi.arIll.iY Nildlcr: Nil. lkwincr: Thou I tl.u't lx)l,u. in. I k back to Kaiu, w hcrv I can have koine fun mid enjoy life, Tn-tu, THE CAPITAL EVEyrNlk JOITE-STAL. linrklnn's Arnica Salve. The best'salve iti the world for r.,itc i.miou wins, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, totter chapped hands, chilblains, corns and all skin eruption", and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, ormoncy refunded. Price accents per box. For alo 'y Daniel J. I-ry, drug gist. The tender at drum solos are those that have never been played. MiiTl.TidlOr., January 12. Having a teve.e back ache last summer, I tried the Or-'ioii Kl.nuoy Tea, I used one can, w deli entclcd n rjdic.il cure. I woul(. ucommeiid L to all who are alllictcd as an un failing remedy. Julius Ac ii. Sold by D. XV. Mathews. A clock is very different from a man. When it strikes, it keeps right on working. Tlltllt lit'Sl.NKSS liUOHI.MI. Probably no one thing has caused such a great revival of trade at Dan iel J. Fry's Drugstore as their giving away to their customers so many fice "trial bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery for Coiisump ion. Their ,-. do il simply enormous in this very vjp l'de artiolp fioni iliefnct that it alweys cures and never disappoints. Cou .is, Co'ds, Asth'DJ Dronehitis, C ,'roup, and all iniojcnwi mug ates (iiickly cured. You can t dis em tent it befoie 'juyl.i't by eltin i: a vital uot- tic flee, huge size ?1. w. riaiited. Everv bottle The girls who handle a pair of oars best in a boat, are those of row- bust figure under a gay sailor jacket. tl'Ot'll. The transition from long, lingering nnil naiiiful sickness to lobust health maiksan epoch in the life ofthein- dl vt mil. sue l a romniKiiuie event is 1 1 ensured in the memoiy and the ii eiicy whereby the good health has i 3 1 tutuipcd is giealiuny uiesseu. He. co it is '.iat so much is heard in ii,. i'e of Electric Ditle-s. So many iel t'.iev owe their restoration to l"a).li. to the use of the Great Al- I -..he and 'I'on'c. If you are . ou'j'ed with any di-ease of Kid H2VS Liver or Stomach, of long or short standing you will surely find relief by use of Electric Bitters. Sold at oOc. and 1 per bottle at Dan iel J. Fiy's Drugstore. The telegraph, telephone and elec tric light companies of New Yoik city, come down as easily as their poles. "When all other remedies fail, Ore gon Kidney Tea comes to the front lino it true, faith. ul friend. For Kid ney and urinary tumbles, such as pain in the back, mucous and milky discharg's, brick dust deposit in the urine, loss of appetite, weakness, and general debility, Oregon Kidney Tea has no equal. It never fails and being of purely vegetable com position docs not inline the .system. Sold by D. W. Mat"hcw3. P-robably tho most wide-awake class of people in this country are tho young fathers who have been blessed with twins. Alwajs Young. Why Is my wlfo so pieclous in my sight? 1 It bevaue In r ejos ino always blight. Aim kiiii'u mm mouuMY uiu in iieraiiv Neither, believe mo. thotiiili flic's fiy fair. hliewiys,aml vi sltwithnue.il nest dfctlen: "This iruiwliij; old, I Unci, U nil auction, Since loittme sent inc. Tuvoiltu I'lOscilp tlon."' Dr. Pierce's fimous lcmedv of this lvnno If, Indeed, a peileit upcclllc. lor "lonmlo weak no and Kindled ailments, lly diuuslst: Cle.tncthellor, stomach, bowels and whole (jsicm u using Dr. Pi Ice's Pellets A disgruntled Georgian says that with mustard plaster and two green tiles, he can produce the cli mate of Floilda. A gentleman who'had sufl'ered gicat annoyance and pain from llar bers I teh, and who had been treated by the best physicians, without re lict, says that two bottles of Dutard's Specific cured him and left his face perfectly smooth, without a scar. It never falls in skin diseases. Sold by D. XV. Mathews. The common needle-threader, which every one has seen for sale, and which every woman Uses, was a boon to needle-users. The man who invented It has an Income of $! 1,000 a year front bis invention. If you are nervous or irritable, feel languid, dispirited, or if you have sick headache, sallow complexion, or olleiislve breath, then votir liver is out of oulcr mid needs rousing. li. Henley's Dandelion Tonic rc stoies the liver to healthy action and l""s, P the entire system. Sold bv I). W. Mathews. Tho iiiilot-p.)lnteil borow has pro thuvil niuio woaltli than most bllver initios, and the Coiiiioolieut mini who IIM thought of niittliiK connor ,:,. .. ,i, , , , . ,, , . , lips on tho toos of ohllilron's shoos. w well ott n If ho hil inhoiltcd i?i,,Wtfloool for thal'H tho amount hb i iiioa n:ts roanoil tor him in oohi, , olaiuniy i-olu, ukak.nixs Can't iii: Ci-uku bv Hhm nptilleatiniis, us they osumot lvaeli the di-annl nortion of the nir. mere i only one way to euro ilwifnivs, tuul thut is liv eoiibtltu. ' ltd.,, i I..,. .... li... i.... , . ......... n.uu-,,,1-,, lA'iiiuess IB Oituscil navea riimliliiii' Miii.nl ,r I.,,. l'IoxhI deafness Is the nnlt, and un- ' Ul? Hiininatlou can bo taken ii nun nils tulH. retoivd to Its nor-. mal condit on. ln-.rln.. u-ni i.i...1 troyed forevecr; nine kks out of ten aiv csuisotl by catarrh, which Is miiiiiK oiii an iniinnicd ctmdition ')f the mucus nirf.uvs. UlUcils klirfii'.iM We Will uivoniH. I.i.lr...l .iti fpTa.-'.'Hlffl'SS'S iL-':s (. ToIw. O. -.. y wnigpiHUs 76c. 1, ' y mi innaineii condition of tho niu- "0"' oaieiu; eignty acres rich land, ens linlni ot tho eiiftnchlan tube. NJVtu ' from Salem, $l ikm ., uen uiis uuie uvts Inllanied von "l'L i uuir ntinnivii acres eleven H. V. MATTHEWS Matthews & Ainswdrth, REAL Office Over Capital National Bank, S5ALEM, OREGON! civo ttPi-o lots iii tlic beautiful "Garden City addition to Salciii," just east of the city. ' ' m .'. K,.KZl Home sites!' Call early and get your choice, Yo will sell F IJei city and suburban lots and farms I'KOimSSIOXAT, CAltDS. r J. SH AW, attorney nt lnw, S.ilcm, Ore " con. Ulllco lip-stalls In the l'utton block. "jTTtennin'c.s n. n. s.-DENTisr OfllCOlll tlie iNC'W lilllK U1I1UK. V-"l" mer3J.il tooth cot, Snloni. Sign of hie uw V . .1. HTSTccOT iii, has located Squlie Knrmr'H illbci'cs a spec 1 2-21(1 w ' t r i ' ..ii , ..ce ,i 1J C. XT P. V t . eml 1 ic)o :- cf 'l'OC UAlMlEIl Co i i. Willinnko i'iyl 13 on type i .i- ('ono. Olllco with I Coliinic.cl. I St., UU jel.-. stalls, 2ve. n nlc ALTVE1.0IK3I:n. is," I. O. (). !'. meets Cornci U Iii Ot 1 .'ellm. 'if "I upstairs. omi.i.ic . i eun l ci y licets, oury bat- urdrvn . J . m. J. T. OKCC.O. JAS. WALTON, Sccictaiy. N. New Butcher Shop AT No, 216 Commercial Street ANGEVINB & IIANS03IE. ITnvn nnpnrrl tin 1 flrst-elnss butcher shot) at the above location, wheie they will be pieascu to serve tno peopio wim ino CIIOIUEVr AND UESr JIKATS of nil kinds that tho market nlloitls. 1 o them n call and be convinced of the superloilty of their meats. SGooii3 dellvciedfree. DO YOU EAT? If you do, call at the W, C. T. U. RESTAURANT In the opera house block, where you can get a good clean meal at any tlmool day or evening. this rcMnurant is miner new manage ment and biitlsfuctlon Is gtuunnteed. Ev erything is In llist-class shape. Mr. mid Mrs. S. E HOWARD, Tho New .Managers. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES lly lcpiperlng and decorating your resi dence, t'or material go toSaigeant's Va ilety Store, who carries tho latest styles and patterns In Wall Paper, llordeis and Decorations, l'apcr trimmed lreo of charge. A tine lino of BABY CARRIAGES always on hand, besides a lai go assortment of new goods too numerous to mention VM. SARGEANT, Variety Stoic, Commercial St., Salem. hSTAllI.ISHEl) 11Y NATIONAL AUTIIOltlTY in Mill ( 1(11 U( SALEM - OREGON. - - 575,000 - - 10,000 Capital Paid up, Surplus, II. S. WALLACE, W. W. MAHTIN, -J. H. ALHHUT, .- - President. Vice-President. - - Cashier. DIRtCTORSi W.T.Gray, W. W. Martin. - J. M.Marllu, U.S. Wallace. Dr. W. A.Cuslek. J. H. Albei t. T. McK. l'utton. LOANS MADE To niriners i wheat and other market able produce, ismslsm-d or in store, cither In nrlMitogiiixarlesor lmbuo warehouses. Slate and Couulv W.i ,,i($ BooM at 1'ar. COMMERCIAL PAPER niM!0un,lHl nt rea!' iisonnblo rates, limns unmu uireci oil ie KmneNcw, Poniami. ow ioik,Clilcai:o,.san , London, Parls.llerllu." llong Kong and Cilcutto. TWENTY LOTS In North Salem ,r , . . , ,UsU ,uul ,ot corner Marion and I.ltli blisi.11 i nfi. r... .,. ;"" v' i "imwrai t'luiu llll es WK' l'ursaloby ' THOMAS & PAYK'P - -""i-iNfc, ft J.H c aUU " Saloiii. 'lhr.niMiliinntHii., ..i.i. .. .KWneyundUrtir?on..i.... ipSKSS ffijr k'u -v fcwuo. uiYo'Ai ."taut "&itX by n w MaUig ...-v..... nines castor fealoin. nn. nf !.. i.o. of all descriptions. MATTHEWS & Tho Salem 1!) :mif AND- LAND COMPANY, Have removed to building adjoining Thompson' jewelry store on Commercial street. Titles Investigated. Money to Loan. Land for Sale. Houses for Rent CALL AND SEE US. I-I. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. '2oi J Commercial, St. O House and Carriage Painting, Sign writing, Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and kal somining executed in tlie latest htyle. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed. Call and see us before you let your work. A Bargain For Somebody!! PROP -To Exclriingo for- LAND! A GOOD CHANCE S-For particulars call at this ofllce. STORE FOR SALE. The Whlttaker Store properly. Call on for sale. Good O.W. HUNT, Proprietor. l-25KUwtr " T..l j i II III.KS lllll I IrHlC I " UJ' MOR0AN & MEAD nThi?,l&V.l.!..e.l ,he bot rpS " SllYJ C"ruer b, nd Commercial shot II lrvU. Commercial P. L, AJNSWORTH. you AIN3WORTH, Real Estate Agents. Oregon House! Corner Mill and Summer Sts., The building formcily occupied by the IlojV Hoarding Hull has been thoroughly renovated iind lelltted and Is now opened to tho general public: Board per meal g Ilonultiml lodging per day jiu) Hoard and lodging per week 100 Fico transportation of passengers and tinncrnirc to and from denot. oo-o- ,. -r .,..-,. , . II. J. E9iiA.nr, t-roprietor. ( B oarderSI i nVono wishing to board at a quiet A and cozy place, will And the object ol tue "clr search, at IvlRS. IVI. A. THOISSPSON'S, Cor. Chemckcto and Liberty Sts., Balem, Where a lew select boarders can secure board. Northern Pacific GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE TWO FAST TRAINS DANA' I NO CHiVNGE OF OARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And nil points East via St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern l'ncinc railroad Is the only lino running Passenger trains, Second claa sleepeis (lreo of charge) Luxuriom Dar coaches, j'ullmnu Palace Sleeping Can, Palaco Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port land to tho eubt. See that your ticket read via the Northern Paelllo railroad and avoid the chango of cars. Leavo Portland at 8 a. m.and &J. daily arrive ut Minneapolis or St. Paul ai 0.05 p.m. . rAciFjc division.' rrnins ieav ri"j ...... vjr niii-fi uuiiv ill li.tx, ... j"i -. I). Ill Arrlvnnt Tni-oinunt 7:10 p ma n.nl 1 n.HAn. r1r.ll.. r. I I R? n TYI nnd8. lani ipm. 1:0 a in ai rivo Seattlo 0:25a m and9:33' rri,innfrii iiiiii.i..n liiiinm Kinpnlni! Cars, elegiuuday coacnes, flneht palace dlolnc cai-h between Portland, Tncoma and bcauw dliect. Daily service. A. D. OHAIUiTOS Ahht. Gen'l hiss. Agent, 121 First St., cor. Washington St., Portland, Oregon. Depot Corner First undQ Streets. , SEE Ono hundred acres of extra clear land,flJ lor dividing up into small tracts, U oniJ three fouiths of a, mile from balem po" olllce. Prlco $85 per acre. . ,,,.,P . THOMAS & PAMEi w INSUKAUCE and rlne. Snlero.Oreson JOS. ALBERT, Agent, For Bargains IN Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits GO TO THOMAS BUKROWS, Commerolul Street, SaleiWi01"' , Country produce of all kinds alway liund.- If you hnvonot traded with 2 foie.I respectfully solicit o trial bele" I can hult you both in prices and quaw THE OLD RELIABLE lllacksmlih nnd Wagon maKer. -Knight is now fully cublU.usdat " "Ja Tnfajt A"""? " ''uc"y. P"?u."i" ,nkket Liberty Htreet. lie ur, liiu iiuw mo iiruu in iiih un uuu - nut. I,, iiu nrt and in spi-c-lalty of dUKiMH of horde's feet. r ntnic i.yncli luu cuurge u (lejiartiuentund doe a geiieml Kruulc Lynch luu charge of 'nerSS Mt.rliuent and iloe a :euenl rp!3 v.. .,. . n ..r. :..iiA..n .m luo 1" unown for ui to try and reminnd wuniijo iiiud m;ui.i;.i- """ -. .. ... milllll'IIIHUBII' . . .- Mr. Knight has be?a owe wyn n.'
