Evening capital journal., May 21, 1889, Image 2

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THE CAPITAL EYEING- J0UB3STAL.
TUB OiilTOL JOKRML
PUHUHHi:IMII.V,KXCi:iTHU.VAV,
I1V TIIK
Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Kn tared fit thn pontollke nt Hnlem, Or.,u
keeoiid clnM nmlti r.
CLARE B.IRVINE,
Manager,
Ht-o fourth iihrc for tcrniH of nuliKcrln.
tlon. . ..
Ailprllfiiicnln to linuro Insertion (for
tlm kmiiio day) ulioiild be hn tided In by 1
o'clock
CorrcKindpnrc containing iipwh of In
frcHt mid linportniife Ih dwlrrtl from nil
pnrUof the Mate.
An nil, 'iitloii will lie p.ild to anon) iiiouh
communication.
t'erwint delrln,' tliu ('Al'lTAI. Joi'K.vai.
Hcnfil nt their Iioiiwm can tiro It hy him
till card p-MiieM, or by word lift at thin
olllce. ,,
Hpoclini'ii number" M-iit freconiippli-
lion.
QUI' e, eorner Court mid Liberty HtrcetH.
Not to be outdone by Douglas and
Lime counties, Marlon Ih about to
luive a little discussion over lier
county poor.
Homk fine specimens of Italian
marble are on exhibition at Medford,
near wlilcli city a vast ledge of this
beautiful atone exlstn. It can lie
traced with the eye for a half" mile
and there Is no telling what wonders
a pick and shovel might disclose.
TUKBIJAY
MAY 21, I Wi
I'KNNV POSTAfJi:.
There are Inilicnlioimof attempts
to bring public sentiment to bear
upon (lie authorities in behalf of
one-cunt jxistiige. .Many corpora
tions having large coiiesondeiico
put Into their letters small slips
lieurlutr Hie lolleuing: "Aic.miu in
favor of one-cent postage? A little
ollbrt on the part of each one of u
will secuie It. Wille your eongress-
iimn or to tile lion, .loiin wuuu
innker, I'lMlniiihter-Uenernl, Wash
ington, urging that letter piMnge be
reduced to one cent."
One of these wus slioud lo I'osl-master-Ueneral
Wniiaiiiiikcr by u
reporter, and he was iihI.ciI if (he
department mail slioscil any ie
sHinse lo (lie suggestion,
"Not yet," he said. "So far as I
have been Informed, but one lettel
nit Ihesiibjtcl has reached here."
"Are you in favor of leiiueiug
letter postage1 lo one cent, or will
you recommend 117" was asked.
"When I was appointed," said
the poHl master-general, "I was Im
pressed with the Idea that penny
postage, as it is termed, was vcrj
desirable, and I eamu into (he de
pnitmcnt predisposed in lis favor.
In fuel, I thought It ought to be es
tablished at once. Hut when I
leal lied of tlm poor condition of (In
service, one-cent postage receded In
to the dim distance. When I (IN
eoveicd that then) ate many places
In this country which receive a mall
hut once, a week and that not al
ways icgulnrly, It seems tome that
what was needed most by nil con
cerned was frequent and regular
service fiom the post-olllce depart
ment. Postage In this country is as
low as that of any country In the
woild, for penny postage in ICng
liiud Is i cully two-cent poslugc In
our money. For the present, I pie-
for to conduct the business of the de
partment on the piiuclplo of the
sleeping car companies not to re
duce the rale, but lo Improve tlm
servltv."
borne Timely Toplcn.
(CorrtHpundcnce of the Cnpltul Journal.)
In view of a bounteous berry crop,
it would be In order to appoint a day
of fasting and supplication, and ask
for cheaper sugar, for a season.
If the grangers had shaken the
flag of Independence once more the
twine trust would would have
stampeded entirely, and Scott would
have wanted the militia ordered out
at once.
After reading the Oregonian it
makes one feel good to think he
did not live among the "old repro
bates" who fought, bled and died to
establish this, a once free, govern
ment. And had they been made of
such material as the Oregonian man
they would never have been guilty
of such conduct.
General LaFayette, once famous
as ourself-sacrlllcing friend, appears
at a great disadvantage, when view
ed through the Oregonlan's specta
cles. Jlut he will lie great Just the
same. (. H.
In Those Old Days. 1
When Washington wan president,
An cold ns nny Icicle,
He neuron iijrnllroad went
And never rodea bicycle.
He read by no electric lamp,
Nor heard about the Yellowstene:
He never licked n postage stamp,
And nocr saw a telephone.
His trousers ended at the knees,
Hy wire he could not send dlpatch;
Hefllledhls lamp with whale oil grease,
And never had n match to scratch.
Hut In these days It's come to pass,
All work is with such dashing done
We've nil those things; hut then, nlas
We seem to hate no Washington.
-Hurdette.
"SCriAI'S."
Tin: Chinese aie selling Imincnso
quantities of worthless ten for A liter
lean consumption. No Chinese tea
need be consumed at all. The
Chinese are often as disgustingly
lllthy in bundling tea In China as
tney are well known to be hem In J
other business; and as they are
lacking even in the elastic faculty
known us a commercial conscience,
It would bo conducive to health to
dispense, with any aillelo of fund or
drink prepared by them. The
Japanese, on the contrary, are rigid
Jy clean and fully hs conseloutlous
as the average American. Their
uneolored tea Is purer In llavor than
Chinese black tea, but it Is not as
strong. Green tea, from either
countiy, Is, like most of our colored
candles, poisonous, by icasou or
metallic, and other poisons used In
coloring. TheJapaucho ate by fin
the most progics.slve people InAsla.
Sentence Deferred.
Judge "I'risoner, Jsland up and
explain why ou were discovered
prowling around the roof of Brown's
hen coop last night."
1'ils.iner ".Sense me fo' blushln,'
yo Iiouiih, lull yo sco w'en I axed
my gal, Hal Jenkins, if she lubbed
me las' night, she tole me (ergo an'
read my answer in de stahs! So, yo'
I'oiiah, dat's aekiy w'at (lis ver
coon was look-in' fo' on datyer hen
coop."
Mixed Tliem l!i.
A western man came to see Long,
fvllow'tt house, which had been
(leu. Washington's hcadqtiaiters
during the war of independence,
and when lie was taking leave
of the venerable poet, who hud
most cotii teously shown him over
the place, shook hands and
said: "Well, good-bye, general,
I am pioud to see you looking so
hale at your advanced age."
Ilow Indians Cook Ducks.
"Talk about cooking birds," said
Joggles, yesterday, "when I was In
the Kogue liver country with the
Indians, thuy would take the ducks
we shot and roll them in Ilio clay,
featheisand all, and throw them on
the hot could and ashes. After a
while, when the clay was baked, we
would take the bricks, or whatever
you may call them, out, break oil"
the clay, and, with it, all the feath
ears, and II ml the naked duck done
most elegantly." Astorian.
The consumption of beer and
whisky Is rapidly Increasing in
India.
The base hall season is once more
In full blast and the baseball crank
Is happy.
The people of licrmudu export all
their potatoes and eat cheap impor
ted ones.
A permanent library composed
solely of books written by women is
to lie established in Paris.
There are forty-eight zoological
gardens in the world, six f them
being in the United Stales.
James II. Hall, a machinist in Cin
cinnati, 20 years old has bioken the
record and married his mother-in-law.
Chicago has 20,000 girls woiking
for starvation wages. Some make
$2, and a number get as high as frJ.50
per week.
A hen which iss.iidto have hutch
ed and raised sixteen chickens fiom
fifteen eggs is one of tne curiosities
of Withlaehooehc, Fla.
The U. S. supiemo court has sus
tained the Scott exclusion act. An
exodus of Chinese from the United
States Is now in order and impera
tive. Ask permission of a penurious
man to interview liim for the ben
efit of some churituble object and
the chances are he will not give assent.
The lrebyterian church, in con
vention at Chattanootra, Tenn., to
revNe ni Holes of faith, lias selected a
Calvinistfor moderator as against
an avowed Darwinian.
Diicklen's Arnica Salve.
The best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sore, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped
hands, chilblains, corns and nil skin
eruptions, and positively cures piles
or no pay required. It is guaranteed
togive pel feet satisfaction, ormoney
refunded. Price 2-5 cents per box.
For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug
gist. Richard Uoecken wasiurcsted for
sending n challenge to Henry Vll
lurd to fight u duel with him. He
is apparently Insane.
This is the season of tho year
when the raw, cold winds create sad
havoc with the hands and complex-.
Ion. Soft white hands and a clear
"peachy" complexion can bo as
suredly preserved bv the freouent
application of Dutard's Specific. If
rubbed into the skin well it leaves
no greasy surface. The skin
absorbs it. Sold by IX W. Mntliews.
The national board of underwriters
favor withdrawing entirely from
doing business in Texas, because of
adverse legislation in that state.
EUI'M'M.
This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to need no
siiecial mention. All who have used
Electric Hitters sing tho same song
of praise. A purer medicine docs
not exist and it is guaranteed to do
all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure all diseases of the liver and
kidneys, will remove pimples, boils,
salt rheum and otlier affections
caused by impure blood. Will drive
malaria Iroin thosysteni and prevent
as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure of headache, constipation
and indigestion try Electric .Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money roiunaeu. t'nee oucts. and
I
I
I
NOB HILL!
Tills new plat just put on the market is the most desirable now offered
in Salem for building lots. They have no equal. The whole plat is in a
., Di.,f ,.r miiHvnMnii. sPPded In clover, with a good turf. No grubs, no
stubs, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevated and level, has n fine view of
the city, surrounding country', tin-' mountain ranges anu suow-cqu
peaks. Fine cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemckete
hotel and postofllcc blocks. These lots are offered by Jones & Watson on
Installments, one-tenth cash and one-tenth In quarter yearly payments
without Interest until paid. These lots are now actually worm in casn
more than the prices named for them on long time without interest. Sev
eral lots have already been sold on which line lesiilcnces will be erected,
and a number more have been optioned. If you want one or moie lots
call on JONES & WATSON, wh will show you the plat and the lots.
ST. PAUL'S SCHOOL
Boys
and
Girls.
Tho school will open on the 21th
of September. Thorough Instruc
tion In the prlinmy and
aaw.nccd
English Branches.
LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
-In coui-he.-
TKKMS and further Information mij be
had on application to
HKV. R II. 1'OST,
Cor. Ohemcketn and State Sts.
i-20-tf
New Butcher Shop
AT
No. 216 Commercial Street
AXGEVINE & IIANSOME.
Have opened up a flrst-clnsi butcher shop
nt the above .location, where they will be
pleased to ere tho people with tho
CHOICEST AND WIST MEATS
of all kinds that the market nfftirds.
Olve them a call and be convinced of the
superiority of their meats.
S(loods del I ered li ce.
Oregon Housel
Corner. Mill and Summer Sts
OTffiS Wig1 "nd ,s &g
Board nor meal
Hoard and lodging per'dav"
Hoirdnnd lodging per wte
Freo transportation of tv,.",m"'
baggago to nnd from depot. uger" 11
-tl
15. J,
i depot. --' mi(
SAHP, ProprlcU)r
The Salem Atetrac
-AND-
LAND COMPANY!
Have removed to Imlldingnujoining
Thompson' jewelry storeon
Commercial street.
SI. 00 per bottle at D.in'l J.
drutr store.
Fry's
Adviccsjdiow that three to five
Inches of snow is now lying all over
Xoilhcrn Wisconsin and Michigan
A. EX STRANG,
No. .".01 C'ommei JalStiec-t,
SALEM, - - OREGON.
-ui:am:h ia-
I n September, BST, Omar Stewart,
of Jted Hlufi; Cul., i swallowed a piece
of the kernal of a poach. It lodged
in his intestines and caused hisdeath
last week.
Itnllroml men say there are be
tween :()()() nnd flOOU turnips of tho
most desperate order along the line
of railroad between Ogden and Itono,
Cat.
The com ts have decided that all
Mib-eiloers to newspiipeis aie hold
responsible until nnvaianes are
paid and the
A good digestion waits on appe-
uiu anu a good appetite is one ot tne
surest signs of perfect health. If
you are low spirited, initable. bil-
lious, or have an irregular appetite,
then we advise you by all means to
take Or. Henley's Dandelion Tonic.
It will make a new man of you.
Sold by D. W. Mathews.
The Sainoan confeience is moving
very slowly in its proceedings at
Herlin.
"in iik ok .Mir io nc."
Kolilo(tiled the melancholy Dane.
A sen of troubles opposed. He
slnaiik before them; ambition lay
dead. Life, as he viewed it, rested
miller a ,i Ilow cloud, tinged with
Kieen. j unmet, io mviulliu, was hll
lous The blood, dKcas.cd, carried
through the natural gates and allows
ol tlie body, ninile lile a bin den; and
STOVESadRANGES
I'lHiiiliinif, Gas ami Slcara Killins.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty.
W Agent for tho ttlCHAHDSON &
UOYNTON COMPANY'S Fuinacei. Es
tablished In ISO
DO YOU EAT?
If yon do, call at tho
W. C, T, U. RESTAURANT
In the opera home block, where you can
get a good clean mealat any timcot day or
evening.
This ictnttrnnt Is under new manage
ment nnd satisfaction is guaianteed. Ev
erything is In lirst-clnss sh ipe.
.Mr. nnd Mis. S. n HOWAHD,
The Sew .Managers.
JOHN F.STRATTON& SON
Importers nnd Wholesale dealers In
MUSICAL MEHCHANDISJE. New York,
41 and 43 Walker St. John F. Stiatton's
Celebinted Hiusian Out Violin stilus, the
Finest in the Woiid.
I'.M'lKit' coast prunes niv now
muked hlgheM In ipmllty of any In
the New York market. There has
Ih'oii some doubt as to their l.ivplm?
liuilltlcs, but a test was recently
iniiilo by shipping Mime to New
York by the Isthmus, w,,., mi
them more Mvenly than the voyage
from Kurope; and they stood f per
fectly, neither moulding, foiment. I
luguorsiillerlng In any wav what-ever.
Answering for lliiiheir.
Conductor Kxciims me, madam,
but I shall have to ask you for a
ticket for that boy. I think he's
over live years old.
(Sen. Atom (with dignity) Sir,
can't you tell a man when you see
hint? Here are tickets fur myself
and wife, sir.
Conductor totters feebly on to the
next car.
-'ir impels aie ordeied V..V n. .;.!'. .. V. ' " " ' "V"' "
llkmitlmi...l "" iiiowi nil: uuuj IllllgllUieil ill tl
(llstontinucd. tenfold degieehis other ills. Purify
If you would be in fashion have ! "-' blood, give new life and action
your house painted a deep .cd. T.'i! 'V, v-Yn'''!' n?"1'0 JJr' P,1ercu,'J
That u tin. ift.i r.wi v , . I V"ll,("" -kl,iLal Discovery, and your
l nut Is the latest fad. A Vermillion drowsiness, lnck of appetite, chilly
red with duik tiimniiims is said to sensations cllow skin, bad hn-ntli.
i . . I ti ii, ,i ' . --.,
win nu iiepan, as ino morning mists
aie disnelleil bv tlm ilulmr u,..
I -.7 .-.w ..J...Q OHU.
iiiousaniisoi cures follow the use
At School.
Teacher Now, Hobby, how much
do six and four make?
Hobby (wigorly) Klovun, sir.
Teacher Now guess again.
Hobby (doubtfully) Twelve-nine
-thhteen.
Teacher How about ten?
Hobby (euiltlngly)-Oh, you can't
fool mo that way. Five mid live
lunku ten,
Tin: scheme of removing l.Ibbv
prUm to Chicago for exhibition was
difficult In assign m,y cr.'dllablo
motive, lu memories nn Mliifiil,
Its aicliuluns ivvoltliii?. .i n,.'.
wUiit mid moat patriotic Ihmki of
One ofour most prominent pn-aeh-
erieiuineioiiowing anecdote as a
fuct whenever he hears of a story too
incredible for belief: "A Wry
wicked man U-canie converted, and
In course of time It came to hN turn
to pray m elass-mectlng. Not being
used to speaking in public, of course
no was very much cmliarro,sed.
This is the Mibstauco oflils prayer:
'Oh, Lord, thou Olvcr or all good'
look dow ti with pity on poor jicople!
You are rich and can aa then!
plenty to cat while on eaith. Send
every one of them full iwnvl of
Hour, plenty of bird and a sldo of
bacon, a hum, or so, u hhuuI of but-
be about the light thing
There is In proseet a lush for the
lands of the great Sioux reservation
in Southern- Dakota, soon to be
opened to settlement, that is likely
to beat the it-cent rush to Oklahoma.
A number of Hoston philanthro
pists have formed a syndicate and
propose to establish a factory of boots
and sliocs and clothing in one of tho
pooiest districts in Iieland for the
purpo.se of giving employment to
evicted tenants, and oihtrs on the
J'.merald Isle.
The honor of being the first color
ed appointee of tho president has
fallen to Hew James M. Townsend
of tho General laud olllce. Mr.
Townsend wasa member or the llf-ty-fourth
Massachusetts .icginiont
during tho rebellion, since the war
ho bus boon a member of the I mil
una legislation, and iMit present the
missionary secretary or the A. M. K.
church. Ho has been a warm pcr-
.......I in iuL. ncs ( ent tor
BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES
Hy lepjpeiing and decorating 3 our resi
dence. For material go to S.ngeant's Va
ilety Sloie, who cniiles the latest stjles
and patterns in Wall Paper, Houleis and
Decoiatlons. Paper tilminedfieeof charg. .
A lino Hue of
BABY CARRIAGES
nlwnys on hand, besides a large nssoitment
of new goods too numcious to mention
WM. SAItGEANT,
Vaiiety Stoic, Commeicial St., Salem.
Titles Investigated,
Money to Loan,
Land for Sale,
Houses for Rent
CALL AND SEE Us.
BoarderS!
of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Itomedy,
UUlll.s,
50
Queen M..ry of Eayaria Is dying
of diopsy nnd cancer of the liver.
Oiciron Kidnev Tea is nut nn in
h'i.. .,.. i .... : i, -
;iu iijjih un 00X08 wnicii preserve
intact, its peculiar medical proper-
run iiueciious ior nrenarlmr
soual
niiiiiy years.
IU hideous wulhi would b,v., i.u, i V'"'. iMid every one of vonr -
their total diMriiiiiim n.. i. I lui;. Iiuultv cntnr.M i...rr..i ..
" - ' SlVi 1,1
lotai distructlon. lint u.
demolition In u railway wieck ai
coiiiplUlies the distnu-tloii.
TiiKroml from Astoria wllhuss
tlmuiKh tho valley to. Silent. f,
jiasMSi through Mo.Mlnuvillolt will
U Invalid of the nuuiev put up heiv
henco If no money U forthcoming
in, iviii, m-(Hiier,
fsilcm has lung nro rva.iled that
nil wind ami i,u money won't build
ndlrwuti,
TftK evolution of the hleyde fnnii
toy ton machine ofpniciloiilutliiu
lm Ut'ii ono of the notublo detulU
Itltlio jmHsrewIon fu, jM fl,w
yttiw.
the tea, accompany each naekiiiro
It is also put up in liquid form, a
concentrated extract. Your diug
gist is milhoilcd to lefund the mon
ey, if Oregon Kidney Tea does not
do what is claimed for it. For sale
iy I). W. Mathews.
Crops throughout Minnesota are
said to promise a good harvest.
A M'liVI' OF I'.WKU SVVhS IILK I.IKK.
It-wasjust an ordinary scrap of
writing paper, but it saved her life.
Hie was in the last stages of con
sumption, told by physicians that
she was Incurable and could live on
ly a short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece
VV 'i'l'lV'K Puper silo read of Dr.
King's New Diseovorv. nn,i ,mt ..
sample bottle; it helped her, she
bough a largo bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter last, continued it i use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ug 140 pounds For fuller particu
lars send stamp to li. Cole,
DruirgM, bort bniitli. Trial bottle
"I """'woiiderlul discovery five at
lXin'lJ. Fry's ding store.
tur Guiiruntee If n dealer receives a
complaint, (which he believes to bo honest)
from iiny musician to whom he has sold
iiy oi uieso strings, ne is niuuorlzed by
I-I. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No.L.i41 Commercial St.
O
House and Cm-riium P, ,;,,,-,
Sign writing, Paper hanging ami
decorating, Wall tinting and kni-
tho latest
ihyono wishing to board nta anlet
MRS. M. A. THOMPSON'S,
Cor. Chemckete and Liberty Sts., Haiem,
boiT 'V t0W SelCCt boartIers c"11 su
- l
Northern Pacific Railroad !
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE
TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY' ! '
NO CHANGE OK CABS
SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO
m
as to give him another string without
ehnige.and nil such loss will be made good
by us to our customeii,, without quibble or
lucstlon. (Ilcunrcot Imitation.) Dealers
will please send tor descriptive catalogue,
liadj supplied at lowest price.
Cull und See
T. T. CRONISR.
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
A'w.MIS. NKXV QUAHTKHS IN TIIK
. Sluto Insuraneo Ilulliling, Cor. Com.
tnerclnl and Chemekete streets 'Mtf
sonnning executed
style.
Experienced Workmen Employed.
satisfaction Guaranteed,
Call and see us before yon let vottr
work.
A I'ortuiiuto UrudfUt.
Mr, Wwln w. Joy for muy xr. n.l ,,. .
lro..ron. .Iraggl.t on thecoruorof Stoatou
n.l M.rkrt mn.i l 8iu Fr.ncl.co, proUblr
nr dw.iuM of rhillng m e.ltU tho infill,
cine klu, of lh eouutry. lint , rfou, runiort
hvlnBlfn iloitlug .rouua to tho effect tht
h. I.m .Inia It big. u ,. r10rtl,r w
ditllf, to uofaftU lhe.-u...nJ iftor mucli
....uu.ij iiurarim mo followlnt; tiorj
It .mutth.UU.ut ft, )cr.eo u Ki-glUh
.-tthofoc...ih,tr.mMohim.ttr.el 1 U''t,ilU'all.liti!i Well to lio lire
little .tteullon.
the trratmcut
tud WU.tcd
Mill. O... . . ...
.. .. .. ... iwiuiuu ruoituiiiu Mti ur
lit" iml ln,ot infalllbl. ..( ,t-
uil,.t lufthoil. ux, hi. Hfll.k,,,t ,eCrt w.
-- .uva . mj.ury . nlnudf. Af,r tl. Ja ,
nrfilrk. Kil . .
....... .wu, ,,r irr Jlr Joy dclfruilma
THE HOME RESTAURANT.
Having been furnished for tho especial
.. nceonimodiitlon of tho public, we
nn.llli?,'1".0.1" I0" ? "'9 the. IIUN'Glfi-
; "-iv 'ts id -uur iiome ueus, now
I"1,1": " "Iiome" meals sei ved leg.
nlVr ,,m,es a iUy- No Chinese In
yours If "1ous " va" "tl "eo for
E. M. LAW, Proprietor.
Cor. tomt aim High St., Salem, Or.
Im .ttr.ctisl no
Jll. kllCCf. .rcuifd to 1. In
AnarcliUts are fomeiitliiL' I.m.i
agitations in Italy.
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iKiieu or ineiii. i,".vr. r... :.k..
' .ffuiM io iw in 'slw.ni.i i... ,." .., -' . "iiy
utcf lU.ruidU.lufydl.onlfr. ,' ' ..hl' ' Lo,tl C I'tard's
t-uxKi. in f.o, hl, ,blllty ,0 ,?";, ". " r ,HIJlr.ni a ' '.. it
,. DR. JORDAN'S
ML'SEDI UK ANATOMY
7ol .Market st.San Francisco
CALIFOKNIA.
(lonnd learn how to avoid
illsease.ahd how wonderful,
ly yon are made. Conamta.
Hon ami treatment pera on
ally or by letter or weak
ucs.es mid all disease o
men. s,.ini f. i.,?:
I'rlvnte otllco 211 tieary street.
TWENTY LOTS
In North Salem
House .and lot corner Marlon and
v, !. '?tS; V'V1 farm 'eht miles
from Salein; eighty acres rich land,
seven miles from Salem, 17 pel
aero ; four hundred acres eleven
miles east of Salein, one of the best
improved in the county. 30 ner
acre. For sale by ' l
THOMAS & PAYNE
07 State St., - . . Saiom.
Dissolution nf 1'artnersliln.
N0TI,IiS?,ls Ilerc,b' Blven Hint the partner
i... Bi ' M- iJolt n"d IT. G. Holt whn
have beui openitlne n wiw :,.V Ui!...l,5
!n' iSJS.'i! ""n. under
St.
And nil points East via
PAUL and MINNEAEOLia-
1 he Northern Pacific railroad Is the only
lino running Passenger trains.Secondclisi
slcepeis (free of charge) Luxuriom Day
coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Can,'
Palace Dining cars, (meali 75c) from Port
land to the cast.
Sco that your ticket read via the Northern
Pacific railroad and avoid the
change of ears.
Leave Portland nt 8 a m. nnd 8:) p. m.
dally arrlvo nt Minneapolis or 8t. Paul at
J:0u p. m.
Pacific Division. Trains leave Front
and G street daily ot 11:55 n. m, and &
P.m.; Arrlvo at Tacoma nt 7:10 p man4
4:20 a m arrive Seattle 0:25a m nnd9:35p m.
ihrougU Pullman Polnco Sleeping fan,
elegant day coaches, finest palace dining
cars betweon Portland, Tacoma nnd Seattle
direct. Dally service. A. D. CHARLTON
Asst. Gen'l Pass. Agent, 121 First St, Cor.
vynshlngton St., Portjaud, Oregon.
Depot Corner First andQ Streets.
SEE
Ono hundred acres of extra clear land, line
for dividing up into small tracts, U only
three-fourths of n mllo from Salem post
ofllcc. Price $85 per acre.
THOMAS 4 PAYNE
iw mm
w II be continued by T. .M.mi i it S,s ??
no uni cnitiuni, :.
lalms ngulnst niid col'
miBtir, a lartvl of salt, a imrrel of 'W,'10m "" ,,vn'' na wrrin.u ih rr. ills
3 1 'S m""'!' il? Wl,,Bht '" BW far burns A 1 1 I A H H ptt r-
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UNIVERSITY
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tiou of the country than nil otln
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Uruaimtes Students In
Classical Literary, Scientific,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES
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Trucks and Drays.
MORGAN & MEAD
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personal sunervi.fo to
btato nnd Commercial
IN8UBAHCE
OompftDJ"
Fire and M
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JOS. ALBERT, Agent, - - 8alem,Oreon
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Thev r-TCo V1.T1 ,,,c UW1' stiape.
nil wnrbLU?i,,,e,r Ponal supervUIo to
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For Bargains
IN
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T1UM. VAN SCOV. .
Me,m, Oregon, I
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herbs K..ilir,o.i.!i,.iUllen ,a eomiosed ot
lief. n UOs0s attord Instunt rc-
sWbyn.W.MntJiW8 4Co.
Family Groceries ProWsfons, Fruits Eff.,
CIO TO
THOMAS BUKR01VS,
Cornmarolal Street, Salem, Or
Country produce of nil kinds lway
hand. If you have uot traded with niJ
fore, I respectfully Bollclt a trial te"e3f
I am suit you both In prices and quiw
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