Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 28, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textt THE CAPITJL JOURNAL PUIILIHHEDDAII.Y.KXCKITHUNDAV, BV THE Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Kntvrcd at the postofllce nl Kaloni,Or.,ait second-class muttiT. CURE B.IRVINE, Mtnigtr. Hee fourth pane tor terms of subscript lAdvcrtlwmcnt to Injure birtlon V,r tM same day) should l l'nded In by 1 llorro!londcnr' conlnlnlnir nf-wj of In twt "and Importance l drslrcd Irom all paN Sul-nnlm will be ld to anonymous nSrlng the CAPn-Aj, , Jojukal rdnt;!JHrrbnon!,rK.ftl EST. "h'cImimi iminliers wilt frit-on Hpj.llcn. " Olhc. oorniT Court and Liberty 8t reels. TUKHWAV MAV a, 1M Tub fact that it coU ill factory In Missouri paid 101 ton farmer fori, wngon loml of denlrnlilo corn col, IcdtlioMcmplilsAviiliinco to remark that "tho tlmo may yet corno when tho iicoplo will ritlM) wheat for tho chafT." JauhiTiTDoty In consul at Tahlll, Society IfilandH. Ho liiw fallen li. lovo with tho I'rliiwH 1'olonu o' TnhMl. Tho formal betrothal luie taken place, and the approaching nuptials aro tho H-niwrljiiiB theme In Boclal circle hi tho inlands. Tin princess Is it Iwaiitiful and acconi pllHhed lady, about IH jcarworiiKc, and u perfect blondo. A i.aihii: pro)ortlon ef miruii inntlcal exprcHrtloiiH arc common to tho uneducated wherever they arc found, hut there aro Home which are ho peculiar to ceitaln hectloim that their uho Hetties at once the question of whether tho person usltiu; them Is from tho north or tho south. The expression "I seen" for "I Haw" Is a very common mistake In tho south and rare In the north, whllo "I sec him yesterday" for "I saw lilm yes terduy," ho common, educated tieople, at even among (lie north, Is never heard In the south. Mils. Ku.UN JtiNi-ici.i: Is a regu laily ordained minister of the church of tlio United llrethron at Wooster, ;()hlo. Hhe recently ap pllod to tho probate Judge for a li cense to solemnize marriages. The Judge iiHked tho Htato attorney-general what should bo done about It; tho attornoy-geneml wouldn't say; tho Judge couldn't Hud anything In tho state constitution to forbid, so ho Issued the license. It Ik said that Mrs. ltlncklo Is the llrst woman ever authorI.ed to orfurni marriages. This Is a now Hiuckle in marriages, ho to speak. Ok works of art, tho great wall of China may truthfully Ihi hukI to lie the most elaborate and extensive on tho globe. It was built about tho your 300 II. C, to protect China from tho annual Incursions ol tho Tartars. His 1,G00 miles long and, where still Intact, ill) feet high and broad euough to allow of six horse men riding abreast on Its top. The InilHTial canal, also a Chinese work, Is something over IKX) miles long. A vast army of from 80,000 to 10,000 men are said to havu been employed for u period of 60 years In Its con struction. i ! Tin; Overland Monthly ha col lected fnim tho register of tho Asso 'eiatlou of Collegiate Altimiiio some IntervHlIng statisties showing that (xmhImciiUuii Is more favondile to matrimony among women thausep. urate education. Of the young women who have graduated from the girl's colleges of New Ktiuliuid during the last eight years, II jht cent, urv married; ofthii.-H who have gniduuted from the e-edueatloual colleges of New Kngland, IM jht cent, aro married; while of those wlio have graduatel during the name tlmo from the western colleges graduates. A Sr, 1.0VUH tdioenmker lias an-' piled for a patent on a remarkable k'tin. The Inventor, will not dlsnl.iv all co-educational 'M Hr cent ate, ., ' , " ,, " "" . , , 'V. " , mow, Kiught another and grew bet married. The oonusirlson Is limited "-; ''"""'f nipltlly without wood much dearer, ties of the latter , ,,&,, K.XhiK i to tho ,.t eight year, as the mar- " ,,IW , """J , A,;J ''J" U aK " '" lwfww- strong healthy, rosy, plump, weigh- rlagoratoofUieolderwIleK, like 'm " "T ",ul ,ri 'f A fow ovw.l,, ri.uv, a Imly who ff OUTlIn, U, of re, much lilKlK: " T' IU,h " mlu.1,!, lSe than that of colleges all of Aw !! Tvr! , ''"W1" manner of severt. things of this wonderful discovery free at Hluinuiu a.v comparatively rnvnt h,h?',,m ,,ls vraelty or doubt .Is alunit the pmp.1 lottery. In the l'l J. Fry's drug store. tho iittnlr Itself, as ho Mleves It Ui"wwwl ,,v Uu' ,,,,Ure C,VNV a1111 wW bo "tho coining gun,' but from the i lw vi'htM for by them It will stand drawings and olwcurv description tttl'ordcd by the owner a vague Idci can lm gleaned. The gnu I a smooth horv, very lmllar to a Martlul-Henry ritle, and hammer, less. On the left hand side of the brtvch-ldock Uu nmKiuIno contain, lug cartridge ko arranged that on firing the recoil of the charge opens At ft - t . " lira urxwii, a wiuriiimiiniiff irWM Miivnu wnnilKli mill JHiUV, IHj""""S 1'"'J 'V, 'i uuriiiK uie jKvuimnty iu in tiiurtridl aim mo nw can of tt, . very IIkIK clx&TRt bunuve to start It. AHer It has gone but a few rod tho extreme ruarono of u M-rittt of Mtvinlary I'liarx vxplothw, kIvIiijj (ho mlnalUi renew 1 Imjietiu. 'Vwm eskiihtolous are continued uutll the eeriee U haulti or llioinvtllo lm reMctuM H OllJtVt. A FituNcit electrician has recently Invented a process of engraving on glass In which electricity takes an Important part. The surface to be engraved Is first covered with a solu tion of nitrate of potash and l then connected with one ot the oIes of a battery. Hy means of a platinum point the figure to be engraved Is thus traced upon the surface of the glass. It is wild that this method sccur a a delicacy of outline which has not been attained by any other tool. In itself the process Is jierhnps only Interesting to tho tech' nlcal men who are concerned with this class of work, but it serves to show tho general reader how rapid arc applications of the electric forces to tho arts of life. A MIKAGK AT SEA. A Novel Sight at Sea IVitntHHed by a Captain and Ills Crew. Capt. Winant of Yamiiua Bay writes to the Itcnublican and de scribes a novel sight at sea while on passage from the Columbia river. "With an experience of over twen-ty-fl voyeurs on the coast I have nev er witnessed anything like it in the hIiiijh) of a mlntgc,whlch it undoubt edly was. Our attention was first railed to it while oil' Capo Lookout by noticing what apeared to be heavy surf dashing against "Cascade-head1' about twenty miles dis tant. As the sea was comparately smooth at the time and surf would not bo visible at that distance we were somewhat puzzled at the sight. As wo approached nearer we could see what apjicarcd to be a great wall, hundreds of feet high with two dis tinct lines of surf one above the oth er and exaetly alike In appearance. Then in looking further south below Cascade head wccould see a lako ele vated above tho lino ol the horizon, with the mountains and trees reach ing down to its very edge. I am In formed that there is a lake in tills vicinity which Is rjuito largo al though I have never seen it as It Is not visible from a vessel passing up and down tho coast, lly this time we had passed Cascade head and on looking hack toward Haystack rock which stands near the mouth of the Ncstticcu river and has an elevation of:W7fcct we could see tho surf ai pareutly dashing up against It near ly to it's top, or at least two-thirds of the way up, whllo the surface of tho water at its base wan smooth and glossy, and beyond it wo could see tho Nestucca river for miles in side and could follow Its course dis tinctly with the eye, and could trace tho lino of tho low sand spit lying between the rlvernnd ocean and see tho surf breaking on the outside of it. All this I may say Is tint visible under natural conditions hut we were looking at objects as I'lom an elevation of two and three hundred feet above the sea. Then Haystack rock would assume dillercnt shaKs and peculiar forms. Its natural shupe Is Indicated hy its name, but oil this occasion It looked like a great building with u square hao and a great dome lining from the center similar to the capital at Washington. Then it would change until It resembled a great Inverted pyramid with tts base In tho clouds and Its apex touching the n'li, and finally the beeiie wound up it sun set wllli a grand fantastic perfor- nianco by Capo Lookout which was by this time about twenty miles instant. ' it asttiuneil tlllleront forms and shapes so rapid that in- stautaneous iihotoKranhv would have been put to a severe test to have kept pace with It. At one time ro-j xciuhllug a gieat animal with Its Jaws extended then closing them falls to give on tho ro.ul-bed of hnik suddeuly. Then a piece of the eajie en stone and makes the tiding hard would lly till' aw though rent by an and tiuple.is.tut to the passengers, as earthquake, forming an Island, then ' well as wearing ou the locomotive a number of Mauds. Then rising i and rolling stock. More frequent suddenly out of the sea to a great repairs to the road-lied were found height, n.st suddenly falling to its nuvury whh (he Iron ties, too. natural condition. Tho whole scene iwuiiij, in iiiiksi iiiuuiuuy iiiivc "i" i-, I,.. .. ...t.i...i.i.. i IllllCtl i... I.. .. I ... ... ....... I I .... .1-. i... r..n la ii i !.. I. ..I.......... ii..... i... i uniiL'in ik inri'ii nniiiiv ir n imi ur It ..the elects of Astoria,,,,,, ,tl01lm 1(t, which Is said to ,,.,.- won. ,u, ,,, f ,,u, ul), NU J. qualities to produce strange , ,,.Mm!ttMlt iM vou ot s ,, Q whisky derful seinallous. But an this was wit as u fact. But 1 must say It. conclu sion that It was a sight that would have to lo wltncs.-cd to lie apprecia ted; no written description lmuIiI U'gln to convey the (novelty of the sight. It may U well to mid that the water at, the time was Hrfcetly clear, and not a cloud In the sky, .. in. .. ii. i. i.... i.i i .- .,.,.. n ..Kui uivUi,iiiniiiKiniiiiuiV .....i.,,, v . I .. el. 1 .. . i. "' ' ".'ivnivivr u " '" " ' " ' ' " m" "'". A .Now VorkiUlot Kiystliat Ifoue MllliiKcniftmii -msik imI miuilirr iu dbtntvi without Ik-Ihii t.lt;tialct lie will ilo It nine tltiira In ten, It ' rutmtl tlio table, for several of the one hundred dollars for auy com it ' iM llu ow new money to fcetl im- VtT,A,, ""leiiiwrni naviiiK' lurciia! falls to cure, Kcud for circular ami rtiM iHH.nle. utid they don't eiicour. !:' , l)T "K'wl',u tUnMntaU, Addrws, F.J. Che- humane aco. iheKhlWK J" "MgS&A The IJaby's Sneeze. Thunder may rnttle at midnight, I.Ike muskets of hostile foe, Or moan down the dtatant valley An the cloudu retreating go. lUlzzardA may shriek In the cedar, And gnaw at their ntcadfunt roots? Alarm bclln clang through the illence In time with the horn that tools, Ever' force that In potent And oail with cumbrous sound, May seek to rally the lccer Who dreams of enchanted ground. Yet all mint yield to a rival, And glanta go down on their knees; The forcp that murdiei an victor ' I only the baby's sneeze! J. II. Alden. "SCRAPS." Some ono wants to know why, If wo have cablegrams, telegrams and phonograms to Indicate the several methods of communication, why wo should not have dic-agrams for a message of death. Tito deadwood that part of a railway freight car which projects and receives the shock of tho other cars In tho process of "making up" a train, Is tho most appropriately named part of the train. It kills as many, If not more, men than the car stove, though it picks them of! singly. Mrs. Rosco Conklingowns a neck lace deslgued by Najioleon I. It Is very exquisite In workmanship, the enameling being famous for Its bril liancy. Ho personally supervised its manufacture. After his death It was gald to have found Its way to this country, where It was purchased by Mr. ponkllng. There will bo an exhibition in Paris next year intended to illustrate all the religions of the earth, past and present. Idols, manuscripts and tll tangible symbols of religions will be shown in u museum building, which Is expected to cost 200,000. One third of this is to bo contributed by (lie government. hast week a Oray's river farmer found a radish In the shape of a human hand clenched, with the ex ception of the forefinger and the thumb. It is really a wonderful freak of nature. All the veins, leaders and marks of tho human hand aro distinctly outlined. The curiosity wlllbo preserved In alcohol. Pioneer. Every conceivable scheme, ac cording to the Minneapolis Journal, lias been worked to have the presi dent and the cabinet photographed in a group. Personal friends of tho chief executive and members of the cabinet have solicited as n personal favor to photographers, but all over tures have been refused. General Harrison and Mr. Wauamaker are especially nil verse to having their photographs displayed In public pla ces. At a church sociable held in Mc Oouough, Mass., the young ladles having tired of tho device of raising funds by Helling kisses at a quarter a smack, decided to put themselves up at auction and allow themselves to lie sold to the highest bidder tint purchaser to bo allowed to enjoy for the rest of the evening, to tho exclu sion of all others, tho society of tho lady whom he bought. Tho scheme worked well and of course the church Indebtedness was soon raised. Iron Cross-Tics, lroneidwt-tles huve proved a fall uro on the reunsylvanla railroad, wncre tney nave neon tried lor sov- oral months, and white-oak tics are being substituted. The wooden tlo yields stiluclently to tho motion of the train to make the riding easy and comfortable, while tho iron tie In Kuglaud and France, where I midst of hnr pious Indignation an tickets In a church nillleV" The woman hesitated and then said: "Perhaps I did." "1-aney cake basket, wasn't It'.'" She colored up and after an em barreled cough, said fivbly, "1 tio- lleve so." , "DUI the drawing come ott, and I If so, what was (he whining num. tH'r,.,M ,,,,,.. UiU strong etlort ,uu,M,(l 8,0 ,,,, forRoUoil ' eiJ illilV tl "Tho rcaaoii I IWtUUM the Uiu,l iMiitlnuwl tho ol ,,. bl,ii..lKv "v.-,.. ...... ""' miuiomuu.- auu InJlp 1.1 "'ii ' "'l111 ,,lW Iverln umiiIIIiij' way. 'riierv diud THE CAPITAL TaygNDTO JOUHNAL, Ilnrklen l" J" mr . . mica none. Tin ut. H-itvo tn tlin world for cut, bruise, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever sores, tetter chapped lunula, clilllilnlna. corns and all skin eruptions, and positively cures piles or no pay required. It is guaranteed togivc perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Prirm Zi cents tier box. For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug gist. Good women arc the salt of the earth, when they are not too fresh. Tills Is the season of the year when the raw, cold winds create sad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Soft white hands and a dear "peachy" complexion can be as suredly nreserved bv tho frenueut annllcation of Dutard's Sneciflc. If rubbed into the skin well it leaves no irreasv surface. The skin absorbs It. Sold by D. "W. Matnews, The President has not had his pho tograph taken lately, but several applicants for ofllco have taken neg' utivesof him. El'PEPSY. This remedy Is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Electric Bitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is truaranteed to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kldnevo. will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other nfTections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial levers Csiw nilfn rf lin.iflntlin fkfn at I rfl ! rttl X' Wl tUlU Ul llCUUUVIit.i LUIIOIipUMW" and indigestion try Electric Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money reiunuccl. iTlce oucts. nnu $1.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. Timorous old lady "How can I tell which is the shady side of tho car?" "By giving the porter half a dol lar." A good digestion waits on ap tite and a irood appetite Is one or tne surest signs of perfect health. If vou are low tplrited. irritable, bil llous.or havoan irregular appetite, then wo advise you by all means to take Dr. nenieys iMnuenon ionic. It will make n new man of you. Sold by D. W. Mathews. The queen of England seldom drinks more than one glass of wine at dinner, and afterwards takes a few drops of good Scotcli whisky. "TO I1E OR NOT TO BC." soliloquized the melancholy Dane. A sea of troubles opposed. He shrank before them; ambition lay dead. Life, as he viewed it, rested under a yellow cloud, tinged with green. Hamlet, to my mind, was bil ious. The blood, diseased, carried through the natural gates and alleys of the body, made lite a burden; and the ills of the body magnified in a tenfold degree his other ills. Purify tne mooa, give new me ami action to tho system, take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and your drowsiness, lack or appetite, chilly sensations, yellow skin, bad breath. will all depart, as tho morning mists are dispelled by tne rising sun. Thousands orcurcs follow tho use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh' ltemedy, 50 cents. Mrs. Harrison has personally sought the newspaper correspon dents at Washington to refer to her us seldom as possible, and they have endeavored as far as possible to comply with her wish. Oregon Kidney Tea is put up in air tight tin boxes widen preserve intact, its peculiar medical proper ties. Full directions for preparing tho tea, accompany each package. It is also put up in liquid form, a concentrated extract. Your drug gist is authorized to refund the mon ey, If Oregon Kidney Tea does not do what Is claimed for It. For sale by 1). W. Mathews. Abram S. llewett, who is in Lou don, is convinced that America will make Iron and steel for man kind In the loug future. Tho iron. co.il, capital, skill and energy neces sary to do It aro there. A M-UAI' 0K I'.U'KK SAVES UKK Utt. It was Just an ordinary scrap of writing iiaiier, but It saved her life. Miowas in the last stages or con , sumption, told by physicians that , she was incurable and could live on ly a short time; she weighed less Umn seventy pounds. On a piece of wrapping paper she read or Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she I Accidents are liable to happen at any time, and It is well to bo pre pared for them. Every family should keep a bottle of Dutard's bpeclilo in the house at all times. It Is worth Its weight in gold for burns, scalds, bruises, old sores and skin diseases. Sold by D. W. Mathews. There Is moru catarrh in Ibis mo tion of the country than all other' , discos out toother, aud until tho urn low years was suppoAxi to be in cumlile. Kor a great many years diK'tors pronounced It a local dlseaso and proscribed local remedicB. aud by constantly fallltiK to euro with local treatment, nrunuonr! it m curable, tn'tencu has proven catarrh to bo a consiltiitiiiiini ii.mu ... i thca'foro rvmilrv coiutltullmmi i iecIrvuin.t,Vtttuu,It 1a'8 t,"atanh Cure, 1.1 wi.ii L ' "Vrcluvt y F. J- Cheney Ca ' Id get tie-, ToKhU,, Ohio, U the only eJustltu- 1 noticed tlonal euro on tho market. It is iukcu internally m do. from 10 ',wl twwwoMftrt. It acta dl- , rvctlyuoon the blood and mucus "iii'mv mi euriui'u iu him itkf..m 'i'i....- nv.. NOB This new plat Just put on the market Is the most desirable now offered , c, ' . ,':,. ?Jn lit- Tl,Pv have no cnual. The whole plat U In a fine state of cultivation, seeded in clover, with a good turf. stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, eievaieuauu,ec., .. -""-"-". the crj, surrounding country, the mountain ranges and oMd peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemeketo hotel and postofllce blocks. These lots are offered by Jones & Wtooo installments, one-tenth cash and one-tcnth in garter yearljpaji meuts without Interest until paid. These lots are now actually worth in cash more than tho prices named for them on long time wlthou in tewtl Bev eral lots have already been sold on which fine residences will bo erected, and a numlicr more have been optioned. If you want one or more lots call on JONES & WATSON, wlu will show you the plat and the lots. FRUIT Ten to Ft ty ire, From One Mile from Aiimsville and Ten Miles from Salem. Seveml fruit growers from tlieeast have declared their intention to locate with us and there is room for several more. Sample No. 1, 20 acres more or less, high land gently rolling, deep rich red soil, all under plow, sufficient fence. Price $40. Sample No. 2, 20 acres, more or less, partly under plow, partly covered with willows, gently inclining and level land, both red and black soil. Price $221 to $30. Purchasers can pay 8 per cent, interest on half for five to seven years. From Salem take train to Turner and thence to Aumsville on Thomas Bros', hack line, and call on the owner. Mr. Win. Shaw, one mile north of depot, or for fuithcr particulars address J. J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon. O! Tho B tryEEB' GUIDE la issujd Murch and Sept., each year. It la an ency clopedia of uioful infor mation for all who pur chase the luxuries or the necessities of life. We can olothe you and furnish you with all the nocossery and unnecessary appliances to ride, walk, dance, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, go to church, or stay at home, and in rarlous sites, styles and quantities. Just figure out what is required to do all these things COMFORTABLY. nd you cm makja, fair estimate of the value of the BUYEBa' GUIDE, which will be sent upon receipt of 10 cents 'm pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD A CO. 111-114 Michigan Avenue. Chioaco.XU. JOHN F. STRATTON & SON Importers and Wholesale dealers In MUHICAL MEHC1IANDISE. New York, 41 and Walker St. John F. Htratton's Celebrated Hmslan Out Violin btrlnss, the Klnextiu tho World. Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to be honest) from any musician to whom be has sold any of these strings, he Is authorized by us to give him another string without charge, and all such loss wlllbo made good by u.m to our customers, without quibble or question, (lluwareot Imitation.) Dealers will please bend tor descriptive catalogue. Trad supplied at low est price. m"0" 6,000,000 K?i'I,LUjK.t5liJ! atUntUtsi sad most iJCbUhmn awl thf Ferry's Seeds M. FXKRT A OO. ass scuowtedd to to Xb eststdtm$a n the world. D.M.tanAOO'S IUatnaipMerlp Un udPriesd SEED ANNUAL For ISA WU1U Malted r tcr u tppuouiu, uul list laii'i fiiftisiM i r ..t -i -t "w. . WlUUtMUtlnit FMnJtt. mmum lullolfat AMnm D.M.FERRYiCO.,DlraM.MlcJk Oall and See T. J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer, AT HIS NEW QUAUTErtS IN THE Btate Insurance Ilulldlng, Cor. Com mercial and Chemekete streets 0-ltf (WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY Cinuluute KtudenU til Classical, Literary, Scientific, XoriHlll HusinH I,nw IlUh,Hess i . VIV am MEDICAL COURSES. It lhtt olJc.t, Urg(l and !at mwiv. Mv. lo.ututlou of lrniug in the "onE Hchoolrtivn rtr l.ni4. i u a k tWudftweaUKwito ' """V1 TIHSH. VAN BCOY, o lTideaU "!, Oregon, .ksssssssssssssTSasV 1 vrenntwv sssssW PFl yif5ssss msw HILL No grubs, no . . , ii i i,Dn fiiiovlmv'nf FARMS, BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES Bv rennnerlnz nnd decoratlne your resi dence, t'or material go to Sargeant's Va riety store, who carries tne laicsi siyjes nnd patterns In Wall Paper, Borders and Decorations. Paper trlmmedfreeof charge. Anno line of BABY CARRIAGES always on band, besides a large assortment oi new goous too numerous io mention WM. SARGEANT, Variety Store, Commercial SU, Salem. H. F. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. 2.34 Commercial St. O TTrtlltiA rind orrlnnra 'Pntnftrint Sign writlnfr. Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and kal somining executed in the latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and see us before you let your worK. rR lnRnAkllc- MUSEUM OF ANATOST 751 Market st, San Francisco OAL,IX)IU(IA. Go and learn how to avoid disease, abd how wonderful ly you are maae. Consulta tion and treatment pers on ally or by letter or weak nesses and all dlseasse o men. Bend for book. Private ofllco 211 Oeary street. TWENTY LOTS In North Salem House nnd lot corner Marion and 13th streets : extra farm oMit milpa from Salem; eighty acres rich land, beven miles from Salem, $17 pel acre ; four hundred acre olovon miles east of Salem, on of the best uiiiuutL-u iu me county, $) per acre. lorsalebv THOIvIAS 07 Slat St., . & PAYNE Salem. Trucks and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD Are now umvliVii mih. .. ,.. .. and trucks and are prepared to no all huii. nMwmit... ..I ....... ii -..- . - . ,u ,,, tne umio, gnape. all wrk. Orner fttite and ii.iIS ktroets. Thousands are afflicted with diseases of rlVu,ley nd rtan- Organ?. WhVsuf fer In Uence. rather than make known flet fewdoes'anord Instant re- Sold by D. W. itathowk A 0 FOR MEN ONLY! IIIIJIII, MMn Sm, twium SmiiiiIj: craaii! tsvyrgs i wQ BWIM N Mf Miji ih Oregon House! Corner Mill and Summer Sts,, The building formerly occupied by th Boys' Boarding Hall has been thoroughly renovated and rentted and 1 now opened to the general public: Board per mftfll SS Board and lodging per day l bq Board and lodging per week i oo Free transportation of paifengen and bnggnge to and from depot. " B. J. BllARP, Proprietor. t -ANI LAND COMPANY; Have removed to building adjoining Thompson' jewelry store ou Commercial street. Titles Investigated. Money to Loan. Land for Sale. Houses for Rent. CALL AND 8BB US. BoarderS! nyone wishing to board at a quiet and cozy mace, will find the object of. "elr search at MRS. Kt. A. THOMPSON'S, Cor. Chemekete and Liberty Bts., Balem, secure Where a tew select boarders can board. Northern Pacific Railroad GREAT OVERLAID. ROUTE. TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY ! NO CHANGE OK CABS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. St. The Northern Pacific railroad is the only line runnlnr Passenger trains. Second class sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day coaches, Pullman Palace Bleeping Cars, Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) front Port land to the east. bee that your ticket read via tha Northern Pacinc railroad and avoid the change of cars. Leave Portland at 8 a. m. and &40 p. m. dally arrive at Minneapolis or Bt. Paul at tKuap. m. PAcino Division. Trains leave .Front and G street dally at 11:56. a- mi.ABd:S: fcJP15 Arrive at, Tacoma at 7:10 p a and i-wit iu arriTe acamt kss m uhkui Through Pullman Palace Bleeping elegant .nay coaches, finest palace dl IBS Oars. Hlnlnr ca between Portland, Tacoma and Seattle u.iEv,. uuv ervioe. A. JJ. utlAHljTUH Asst . Gen'l Pass. Agent, 121 First St, Cor. Washington 8U, Portland, Oregon Depot Corner First andO'8tret.k. SEE crea of extra SUMiteSte "?.?f tT?irJi. for dividing up Into small fsfrtLYfr'. frtr -three-fourths of a mile frwiifmeX office. Price $8S per acrc"" THOMAS JrPAYNB. wwmi fNHUBANCK oBioanr. Fire asd Ma rine. JOS. ALBERT. Aeent, . . Baleea, Oregoa For Bargains IN Family Gmerieo PwrisMS,- Fratts Ek QO TO THOMAS BUK10W8, Commsrolal Strait, Salstssa. 0 t.fl?nlfrproluc0' klad.alwaye ,- i il Too have not traded with see be fU1.r?fpectl?u?; eoileitatriei beUerJae: I can suit you both in prices asd quality. THE OLD RELIABLE i!lbi U "'. rS"' estaolUhed at Ue stew quarters uu IJberty Wreet. Me ase ail the new method, la hUart aid 'SSrnm srlaltyofdlwtuesorbene'a feet. . Bcn " eare of tae'i butlnfeu. rbeae g-ati-TaTi kaowu wr u ,. irraadreeei Tie Sab Mac i r, .pif si h Mt m EjPyn . '-.'. -