Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 29, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextTTTfo CAPITAL EVEJinyG JOtlBNA-L. THE fiiPim JOURNAL. PULJHHKI)I)AIIiV,i:XCi:iTHUNI)AY, 11V THE Capital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) I'ntoriil nt tlio i-ostofflcc nt Salctn,Or.,ng Krcontl clnw innlti-r. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. Kco fourtli !( for ttnrw of aulwcrlp- 1 Advcrtleincnl? to l"" '"KS'lJ" ,'J.", thn wihio Iny) Klioiilil Imj liiindul In by I 'uomtnU-nrP ronlnlnlm? new; of In-t-nit nii.l Important.- I" llre.I from nil PNo "lllnno" will l W tannonjrinou- communication". ,..,,.. l'crwmlilrii.i; llio l'A,,TlAl'l!'J?fJ: srved ntthdrlio.iwKOin(rircltl ikw til ciiril r.-.iit, or by woril left "t thin Hwclmen number wilt frceoiwippllcn 11 uiil.-o, corner Court ami Liberty Htrcclr. WKONIHIJAY .MAY 29, 1W Nopnperwlll boUijut'd rrom huh ofllco to-morrow, It btflifj ii unlvcr- Till-: presldi-iit him iippoliilrd John Apiwrwin or Oregon City to In register or the Innd olllrc then-, vlco W. T. IJiiriioy rpinovrd. A i.aiuik iiuiiiltur ot counk'iiVi ten tlollar bills ore In tliciilntlo throughout Hit) country. They rn oftlio 1878 Herlen iiud cm be ileH-clr by tbo poor work on lli' fat o l Ixm lel Wulnlur. Dcrorntion Day. Fate chiikuI to meet this (lay III May. On nncrcd, hallowed ground, A youth In blue, n tnnid In jjniy, On common purpose bound; Had was hi inlcn; yet paddcr lier'H I'or both had como lo nlied Upon the graven of martyred bravcn Street flower for thelrdcnd. The youth wan North the fair maid Mouth. And imtliclr glance met They thought with sorrow o'er the. past, Jlcr vIu'cIcn with tears were wet. He clasped her firmly to his breat, Her lotcr true. e'en yet. They knelt besldo their sarrcd clay, liich crlul, forgive! forget! And Io,nround them all about. Hliono forth celestial lire; flcrnphlc hosts hurst forth In song, And struck tlio tuneful lyre. The Xoith, the South, of bygone days Their wondering eyes then met Hark, Imrl:, the chant, Ihejoylul pralnc, Wo loo, foiglvc, forget. TIIK MK.MOKIAI, M.ItMON. Wiiirnini did not wniil to be tin poet for our cenlennlul. Ho hail oMlllveil mieb oec 'donn, hi'lhotrht, nml the honor wrni due b hoiii younger mid mo.i' I'liibliloti'i mini. Jlut llieeoiii.ii tin would Imvo in "other. Mimy letiim p.-"d on tin Btibjtet, mid at leii';lh Hini'li... Howon wimlnpiili'lHMl to the d jmct'H home. Mr. Wlilltlor iikiiIii declined, mid nsidii Mr. IJowon vis Hill him. Kin.dly the coniinlll ili'ternilncil to mul'i' u lind ntlcmpl, mid Mr. linwon went to the poet for the third lime. Ilolold Mr. Whlt tlcr tlmt the coinmlilei1 iiiiihI huve u piK'iu from him, If It wiik only four llnert long. Klimlly ho wild that If Mr. Whlttlcr did mil accept the com liiltlco would have no poet upon the occasion. Then Mr. Whlttlcr tic-tsepteil. mouths of Rrcnt mifi'ering they land ( Ilncklcn's Arnica Salve, at Chk; Cod, and upon coming to The best salve in the world for theBhore their ,ln,t act was to kneel , "SS teSXpS mid devoutly return thanks to Illin j,,,,,',,!,, corns d all skin who had brought them wifely eruptionc, and positively cures piles through all their dangers, wen and or no pay required. It is guaranteed Dii. Tanniiu, the famous faster, expects to have ell anan;;cmeut" perfected In u few days, wheicby he will be bulled nil ve, ami at the end of four weeks taken up and rcsi'hcl- l)!lcreil by Km-. Win. Itolllns at tlio .11. 1 Church Sunday. The following Is a synopsis of tl.e sermon delivered Sunday by lbs v. UolliiiH, whoso te:.t whs taken Irom 1 JValms: The roynl pull lot in the long i"to, In traelir; the stepi by which Ills ,M-ople li.id lx.cn led, ns he .iw tln.t fut-iiil Caldcn at the behest of God, severing hiimclf from hl.i kindled and nalion, ar lies.nv him a hi.-uii-gerin Ounun, his piogeny in slav ery lo an Idol. I rot's people for ovr live ten itiriiM, us lie willies d the variou.j viciHltiid-sand trials which they nnderweiii, in their own kind and their pfo.it ni'inber.i weillh and glory, devoeli.v iicor,nl csin n'l llielr hlii iry tin li ndoflhe In." ' libit: ami t e'ibes lo Him unfeigned prui e. And in.iy noi wc, with K"' .it prop, fly, njipiop Into tlies-o woivIh i i on. i Ivi and upon thi memoii ' h. bb.dh with . the in - noil, -ii I'.ir, imiioiial inemoiics crowding upon us, incinoilcs reviv ed in tin: ni'nd by such emnleius rs wo behold around us may wo not as we look b..ck I'miiigh Hie Uu') years since l!ie fatlici-s of our n.ition j Justified unseen. Un the .seeouii nay aiur their arrival tliey called a niieting, framed n conbtitiilion, bound them- selvca lo obey its provisions and elected John Carter, a Christian man and one of singularly good judgment, as governor. Fueli weie the men of J'lvnioutli J lock memory, such the men who laid the founda tion of tills, the foremost nation beneath the stare. In many respects this colonial period from December 11, 1020, to July 4, 1770, is the most wonderful In history. During tills period the patience of tills heroic people was severely tried by the acts of tlio mother country. Uut they loved her with all her imperfection and were loyal to her institutions, and it was not until 17(1-3 tiiat tiic cable which bound them to the mother country had reached its utmost ten ion. It was then that the eloquent Patrick Henry sounded the tocsin which is to-day the axiom of all Tree governments "no taxation without representation." England at length repealed her lax imposed upon everything but tea, but still maintains the right to fixation without representation. When the taxed tea made its appearance in Uoiton liar bo u few boxes of It were uncere moniously consigned lo the finny tribes and, in retaliation, the harbor was clo.-ed as a port of entry, which cat'.-jCti untold suflering among the colonists. Tlio Knglish now despite the vehement protests of her great tvtHt. icmduii declared war against the evolutionist. The bells of Lon don were set ringing lor joy but the wlso old statesman said: "they ring their bells to-ik.y, they will ring their hands to-morrow." A prophe cv which sub:x'(iuent events fully A squad of Loldlers, upon returning ii'om sei.iug one of the store hoiikcs of tlio Americans, was lo.ichcd on.' c.Hici'ii sho -c, mry we not, ycashou'd we not, si. tlio u i- erring hand D.'our (foil and out ofi li'fd upon by the Improvised full hearts oxtli'lm, lie lias not dealt army or tlio culoiilstw, April II), 1775, so with any nailon. Can we cm-' and thus at Lexington was begun (ogive perfect satisfaction, or money reninuctl. rricc l cents per-oox. For sale by Daniel J. Fry, drug gist. An old negro woman of Augusta, On., set fire to her house to "drive the witches out." This is the season of the year when the raw, cold winds crealesad havoc with the hands and complex ion. Bofl white hands and a clear "peachy" complexion can bo as suredly preserved by the frequent application of Dotard's (specific. If rubbed into the skin well it leaves no greasy surface. The skin absorbs it. Sold by D. W. Matiidws. Chicken thieves of Cora, Eock dale county, Georgia, stole 500 chickens in one night. ECt'EI'SY This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All who have used, hlectnu Hitters sing the same song of praise. A purer medicine does not exist and it is guaranteed to do all that Is claimed. Electric Hitters will cure all diseases of the liver and kidneys, will remove pimples, boils, salt rheum and other affections caused by impure blood. Will drive malaria from the system and prevent as well as cure all malarial fevers. For cure of headache, constipation and indigestion try Electric Jlitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 60ets. and 51.(10 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drugstore Vermont lias had a run of sleigh ing lasting 127 days, and she asks sonic other state to match it. NOB HILL This new plat just put on the market is tl.e most desirable nowoflered In Salem for building lots. They have no equal. The whole plat is In a fine state of cultivation, seeded In clover, with a good turf. 2so grubs, no stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevatedand level, has a line view of the city, surrouuding country, the mountain ranges and snow-capped peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemekete hotel and postoillcc blocks. These lots are offered by Jones & Watson on Installments, one-tenth casli and one-tenth in quarter yearly payments without interest until paid. These lots are now actually worth in cash more than the prices named for them on longtime without interest. Sev eral lots have already been sold on which fine residences will be erected, and a number more have been optioned. If you want one or more lots call on JONES & WATSON, win will show you the plat and the lots. FRUIT FARMS, Ten to It j Acres, One 'Mile from Auinivillend Ten lies from Salem. X Several fruit grower? f from the cast have declared their intention to locate with us. and there is room for several more, Sample No. 1, 20 acres ler pi ploy this morning hour mom profit ably than in Inking a baekwardJ glance over tlio wav by which wo have come that we may havo more vivid thought before us of the lov ing kindness of God, and thai more than over before we may feel that God has been our leader and that of all people we havo ic.iron for gr.Ui tuileand ebedience: 1 ask your at- tated. llo claims (hat he will be so curely healed up in ucollln, taken to teiitiou in tlio first place to (lie be the cemetery ami burled JuhI as any glnnlngs of onrl'foasa distinct pen corpse would Ih. A eoiumltlcoor reputable physicians and Join nulls! . will have the siiivellaneo over the grave, shelter on the spot being pre pared for them so that a v'gllaul watch night ami day by relays of guards shall ho luccNsantlv main tained then'. Whuu four weeks havo elapsed tlio body will bo ex humed and the woilc ofrcMiscitaliou promoted. Great caution Is being observed to avoid Inteifoienco and lutriinliin, and tlio graveyard seleet isl Is far away from any town orclty. There have Usui rmuorsto the efi'oet Ihat the authorities will endeavor to prevent the experiment Umig niado, and In cum) It Is made and Dr. Tan ner cannot bo nisiiseltated, they projuiM' to ariest all parlies in any way concerned, mid l.u'iet them as luvt'MMirlcs to tlio eoiumlhslou of murder. The object of Dr. Tanner's proponed iK'tfornianeolssald by liliu to bo to call public attention to the .dangers of huilal alive. Tin: action of that New Jersey bank In dumping f I.ikm lu ilvci on Its lloor lu payment of Us eheekw Ii the bauds of a rival Iimlltutlon hrlugHUp llieiii'Mluu oflogul lend ers. Gold ban always been legal tender In the I'lilted .stales. With u bilef Interval previous to (be pas sage or the lllaiid act, silver had Uvn iiKo. GiivnbaekH are, but gold and sliver are not, except on cus toms, taxes ami public dues. Na tloual bank notes are not le.vl tend ers, ami can bo ami have mien been renins! lu jwymeut ol dolus, miUmiI pie. To the thoughtful mlml tlio beginnings of life are very Interest lug. The student knows 'hat every life will be largely according to tlio uilnuto tendencies with which It be gins Its career. To show you these beginnings I must take you back three centuries. Iir the north of England there Is a little baud of Christians who had been enlighten ed by an earnest study of the bible for themselves. Prior to and con teinpeiancous w Itli this lit t lo band of enlightened spiritual Christians, ritualism and fonualism were dom inant. This noble baud sought by earnest preaching and noble living tolulng the English people to right mcthodt of thinking upon this sub- Jict of sur,reino Importance. Hut their etloris resulted for the most part lu vexatious, calumny, perse cutions. And so alter walling pa tiently for foriy-llvo yearn through the long reign of Elizabeth, during which time they heroically en dured every form of Indig nity which human narrow ness end h IterncM could In- tho ever memorable revolution. Dining the years of this revolu tion Washington and Jiis leaders, believing in the righteousness of their cause, leaned upon God as per haps no people ever leaned before and God made (hum to triumph. The speaker continued his dis course, reciting the condition oftlio country ami the people through tlio period between the revolutionand the war or tlio icbclllou, enlarging upon tbo caii.-ct leading lo the great war In wh'ch the principles ol the re publlu were supported and lu which they conquered, and closing with a fitting tribute to the valor of the heroisof thewaraud the cause for which they fought. tint What He Was Alter. A young gentleman Is discovered surrounded by friends, who are Jest ing with him regarding thonttcntiou to a certain young lady: Young Gentleman -"Hoys I'll tell you how It Is. You see I care noth ing tor tne gui- it is tno old man's pocket book I am after." Chorus of Friends "1 la! Ha!" Second scene a parlor. Time. 11 p. in. Young lady seated. Young gentleman lists to depart, hesitates, uslf bashiiil, and then slowly re marks: YoungGcntleinan "-Miss Matilda, excuse me, I. tit you must be uwiro that my Irei.ueut visits, my atten tions, cannot have Ih-cii without an object. ' j outig l.uly -"Ah, yes, m 1 h.ive A good digestion waits on appe tite and a irood amietite is one ofthe surest signs of perfect health. If you are low spirited, Irritable, bil lions, or havo an irregular appetite, then we advise you by all means to take Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic. It will make a new man of you. Sold by D. W. Mathews. English army authorities are con sidering n project for enlisting young boys .ml letting them grow up into soldics. "TO I1E Ult .NOT TO IIC." soliloquized the melancholy Dane. A sea of troubles opposed. He shrank before them; ambition lay dead. Life, as ho 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 life a burden; nnd the ills of too body magnified In a tenfold degree his other ills. Purify the blood, give new life and action to the system, take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and your drowsiness, lack of nnnetlte. cliillv sensations, yellow skin, bad breath, will all depart, as (lie morning mists aro dispelled by the rising sun. Thousands of cures follow the, use of Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, 60 cents. The prc-cnt s stem of Hat build ings, which has become so popular of late, was known in ancient Tyre many centuries before our present era. Oregon Kidney Tea is put up in airtight tin boxes whieli preserve Intact, its peculiar medical proper- iien. i'iiu iiuecuuiis 101 preparing tlie tea, accompany each package. It is also put up in liquid form, a concentrated extract. Your drug gist is nuthorieilto refund the mon ey, ir Oregon Kidney Tea does not do what Is claimed lor it. For sale by 1). W. Mathews. A pet bear at Williamsport swal lowed ii silver box full of llnecut tlio other day, and has been spitting to bacco juice with n saddened visage, ever si ne. more or less, high land gently rolling, deep rich red soli, ait under plow, sufficient fence. Price $40. Sample No. 2, 20 acres, more or less, partlv under .ilow. nartlv"covered with willows. centl.v inclininc and level land. Iw.ll. nl n.wf I.1..AI- cll Prlni CODl f ,, C'M! Purchasers can pay 8 per cent, interest oil Jialf for five to seven years. From Salem take train to Turner and thencbo Aumsville on Thomas Bros', hack line, nnd call on the owner, Mr. AVm.,Shaw, one mile north ot depot, or for fuither particulars address J. J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon. Thn'u VKKB' GUIDE ia issuji Il'jch and Sept., each yijar. It is an ency clopedia of useful infor mation forall who pur chase thoMuxurica or the necessities, of life. "We o&n clothq you and furnish you with all the necessary andN, unnecessary appliances to rdo, walk, danco, sleep, eat, fish, hunt, work, goyto church, or stay at home, and in various sizes, styles and.' quantities, Justflgure out what is required to do all thtse things C0MF0BTABLT. a"1 7u oan nvika a iait estimate of the voluo of the BTJYEBS' GUJDE, which will bo sefct upon receipt of 10 cents Vu pay postage, MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. Ill-Ill Michigan Avonae. Chicago. Hi JOHN F. STRATT0N & SON Importers nnd Wholesale dealers In MUSICAL SIEHCHANIMSK. New York, 43 nnd Walker tit John K. Stratton's Celebrated "UiLstan Gut Violin strings, the Finest lu the World. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES Ily rcpnperlng and deci.. ., jo v resi dence, f-'or material go u E. . : 's Va riety Store, who carries (ho " .. s ylci nnd.patterns In Wall l'uper, I oCe. rud Decorations. Paper tilmmcd eeofcli:..e. Aline line of BABY CARRIAGES always on hand,besldesalarge assortment of new goods too numerous to mention "WM. SARGEANT, Variety Store, Commercial St., Salem. Abratu S. llowett, who is in Lon don, Is eonvineed that America will make iron and steel for man kind in the lone; future. The Iron, wiai, enpuai, mkiii nun energy neces sary to do It are there. a Ml:r ok rmTsvts iiEifi.it i. It was just an ordinary scrap of Our (iimraiiteo If u dealer receives a complaint, (which he believes to be IioneM) from nny musician to whom ho has sold nny of tliehO Htrimrs. ho is authorized bv us to give him another string without chari:'?. and Hit biich lo.s will bo madoirnod by im to our customer)., without quibble or question. (Ilewareot Imitation.) Dealers t 111 nleaso send lor de.seriutlvn tiitnlnirnp. TradJ supplied nt lowest price. H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. 254 Commercial St. O House and Carriage Painting, Sign writing, Paper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and kal soniinlng executed in tlie latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed, Satisfaction Guaranteed, Call and see us before you let your work. Oregon House! Corner Mill and Summer Sts., The building formerly occupied by ih Boys' Boarding Hall haB been thoronehlv renovated and refltted and is now onenpYi to the general public: " u Hoard nor meal. Board nnd lodging per day Board and lodging per week.. - 25 -$1 00 4 00 Free transportation of passengers and immnatAntiHfmm tnv, M B. baggage to nnd from depot. J. HiiAiu', Proprietor. Tlie Salen utt ikt ract -ANI LAND COMPANY, . Have removed to building adjoining Thompson V jewelry store on Commercial street. Titles Investigated. Money'to Loan. Land for Sale. Houses for Rent. CALL AND SEB5 US. BoarderSI Anyono wishing to board at a quiet nnd cozy place, will find the object ot elr search at MRS. M. A. THOMPSON'S, Cor. Chemekete and Liberty Sts., Balem, Where a lew select boarders can secure board. Northern Pacific : Railroad GREAT OVERLAND .ROUTE TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY! NO CHANGE OK CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via ' St. PAUL ami MINNEAPOLIS. ' hum 'lfcl I 111 .-Vr 11111111 111 . .... tit,., ii,,... .i.,!,,...!..,.! , i , mai'l, ami Mini noon v o Mppvto' 'U,,IH ii per, uui u wiveu uer me. Illet, tlie.v determined to abandon ! mil( ...,.,. ,.,,. pi- .1 v ,, ,s,u' w,w "' wt stages of eon roivver their laud and people and i V " ' m,r (Iusl'0, ,vlilk;s .""gumption, told by physiuhms that Kvkf.ii a more eoimonial m.II for ,' ?M?,tt nWr UTwX' ttniX unUUU !"-' was lueurable'tu.deould hveon the umulh ..r tho-o nilneli.ies '"' U ,,lbl,,n.vn lWo, .ilil-ftwljlimu.! ( v a bhurl time; she weiglied les ,1,1.1. ii, i ii I I , 'urn uiiit iiionwo pn-Uet IkmU.) than seventy pounds. On a pleeo ,V.. ,Kh ,IU .. U:l,,1 ,U'!U.vr..,,Vm. lifl: I "TliU. I have iKoa in Lned. Is t!m , Vf.wn.'lT.' V?! mul of1 Dr. (. v.uir ii,,,. i.iiii iiii iiiii.. .... ...I , . - .v.ii,. .villi1 i-.w. i..t.t .....i ..... . ... ,.... Mill n ill,-. ,,,, u IMIIII of e.lle.s lor iiiiiM'ioiieu sike lu Lev- den in the Nellu'rlands. lliiv they uuftuU'il tlr banner of Knmnuel and louiiiii'iieed the woik ofprvueh- hiK lliegiwjK'l In Its hlmplielly and' JHy llarvanl Sluilculs. objeot. lViutlt uu t, pixsent It to you, and eon.'iMtul.tto yon that yon will in I'uturo havo no oee.islon tore new theM lita ami mtentliins." iTOTIB 8,000,000 I'eoiJo Ixiien tht It ot Utt Urgwt and moat relUbie home, tod they can Ferry's Seeds i. M. FERR7 CO. an KOWU(M IOUUM largest seedsmen In the world. D.M.FzxbtAOo'1 nitutntaLDucilp. Urt udPrioed SEEO ANNUAL For 1 880 Will b m.iiA rrr lo all annlieui,. .nil T to UM wir" cnatpmsn Earllail eaallflr I 4'. '"'-'. Srerr pareoo utlni samplo bettle: It IioIikhI her. she' "utauw. )frJW",FTJ? iMiuxht a irtrsw bottle, it helped lur O. M.FERRY CO., Dstroit, (Mick, ntoie, boiiKht another and nnw bet-, f ter inM, eontiuuiM it-iiiMUiud Is now tnuip, healthy, rosy, plump, weih- Iuk Hit pounds. For tuller partieu- itira M-iui Miunii to w. ii. cole. Bll-Vmkw3 VbbP-J-stIhbB wztBRimm mzwuTwrn jmi?: ivma DR. JORDAN'S MUSEUM OF ANATOMY "51 JIarket st. San Francisco CALIKOHSIA. Oo and learn liow to avoid disease, ahd how wonderful ly juu ure mnae. consulta tion and treatment person ally or by letter or weak nesses and all diseasse o men. Send for lmolr. 1'rlvato olllco 211 Geary street. Tlie Northern Pacific railroad Is thtfonly lino runnlnc IVupnwrtntn. a.wvn.i A,nB sleepers (free of charge) Luxurloui Day coaches, Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars. Palaco Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port land to the casf. See that your ticket read via the Northern Pacific railroad and avoid the change of cars. Call und Sea- DrinrKWt, Kort binlth. Trial Iwttle T. J. CRONISE, Salem's Popular Job Printer. purity to their newly mailo iilond.s. A lutriv of Harvard nttuloi ts wah After ten ye.u ot earnest eltori. ""Vrtod In lUwtun tlx times and ofthN wlnul.-nlil ,1 iLv..ri r, .?i llkko! ....! I. I... I i. ..I.. .. . I ...I. I t . ........ .. .1 (111. a t. I. .... I i il... . .11. . ...I 1 . .. tl 1 . ( i, ini ih u-jiu ii'iiiut oniy in I wiiu'ii weiv not us proline in a,M,l ,',Kl '"loeiinoesuuiouonn tx'ceut jmui j. rrys urtii; btore. Illlllml lltlltlllllliS. A .iiiiI,iii,iii IVnllllhllM tllllV slllllllil lull-., I. ...... OVlMliML. Mllll ltlll.IVi.il II I111....I. i ... ; . . ... ......... ..." "... ,". : V V.... .;.... ...... ;. :..., r... V . . h -:1 awuUmh are liable to hapnen at, A .".1",... QUAUTEiw in the """ ''' "' " up wiimow oi inef"s fxp'oeiuivsoi uu )h "'. ihhijjiu n imrnerx pie, mitt uuv time, ami It U well to bo pro- merciai nu Tci w "uiuiinir, polollK-o lu a n.iihUiiliiKeiiy and i plonmoun whom they labotvd, tlie.v ' luut nlnight Niunleivd merrily ' afod for them. Kvery famllyl "-meiscte nn-eu willisl for UK) one ivnt xlautpi, ( 'ud-jdelei minimi to iidouUo AmeWiM. ' down the street Wklnf the eohooV "hhj Kivii a bottle of Duturd's erliu In yiuont UXi otto win 1 '"tlou Mather says tbo nivount of with i-.IWe muijK. It was not lmiK "Ts1 Irih'iii w 1l,0lUM,,', "'ir'T' U ' plmM. "TIiok. am not loal imhUt j H'" pivinitlonsof this little band ! ff..iv they mot a polUeinan, who k-iiIiK briiil old "ores and "kin I A 1 1 I AMTTTr lu any Mich tuuouuih,'' yowled the fr Amerlni Uone of tlio 1110,1 m. iV. wheiv tluy were itulm; wltli iIIwum-s. iSold bv 1). W. .Mathews ' VVILLnlVlllI I L. TWENTY LOJS In NorTJi-Salem House and lotyeonier Marion and uw. aui-uib , exirauarm eight miles from Salem;4lghtyWres rich land, seven mllr. from Balem, $17 pel aero;fou hundred aeres eleven """ "i " wiiein, olid of the best improved in the eoulity, ?30 tier . fHOMAS & P 97 State St., . . Leave Portland nt8n. m. and 8:40 p. m. dally arrive at Minneapolis or Bt, Paul l o:0a n. m. .HAoIFi D"'BioN.-,Tralns leave Front andG street dally at U:55 a, m. and 8:40 P. m.; Arrive at Tacoma at 7:10 p m and 4:20 a m arrive Seattle 9:25a m and9:S5p m. I hrough Pullman Palace Bleeping Oars, elnt.lay co,ac'es. "nest nalace dining etAve.'Tn "Portland, Taconla and Seattle direct. Da ly service. A. D. CHARLTON wsh?en.ltS?s-eent. m Ft St., Cor. Waslilngton St., Portland, Oregon. Depot Corner First andQ StreoU. ftaiup clerk. "I ivlW to ainvpt thetle llll'lll. lu the aiiiiaN of history, thatiwle. "uh,th..i sonrbiudm-s.s." ,,.,., . , ;-.;,. ,.--.,.. . ' "lou do r.'" uiisivured ' Hiev lihe twuMilim for t be r iiiuiw. theMudeiiU totillcl. uiuKLii'tml n. ti,, ..r .i... i'.V ',, ..T1 IhuXi-iitU'iiiuu. "Well Klvenieono. jxirtatlon, the HHtd well and tlu ' Of isuirw the poluvmau arrvcted deaMw put toother, nml until the .uunp,"' at the Mine linio hhovlun Mayllower, and Unu the ht &d-' thoni, and when ho had landed j at fl,w V,-Jars wiw suppiwe! tobon-: outiUH-nny. TlioMiiiiuni fiirUi.Mli wnjtiwu-, in their little, Uiwit In the mW station and iw SllJiim.n m R1. V"u'1y,ieun,i wimln:;. "Now give mo a Mump." .i-liuri-h to 11. ton to the lat ktiiioii I I'l'dinst ebnrgv-s they showed a rx- mul iirUwllwi fi oroHwillll1 Hpeotlt. "AtiotherMiuiiii." "Now ftin their duvohil luitor. lloi.iik , oelnt for thu UirU'i"" nolo nml u,.n., b.v iiiiManttv fniiin. m ,.,ir.i.i,i. i Ayntt Snlcni. SEE Ono hundred acres of extm. r-iwir innH tin ,i rV1(1'JF un lnto smal1 trocU, Is only J.in!S'foSr"s.9J a mlle &"n Salem poet olllee. Price JS5 per acre. . THOMAS & PAVNp, Trucks and Drays. iifS ,nr?,w,.nroyj,ledylth flno new drayV ' S "! l"'ck iiudarrtpared to no all bnsiS iTnur nn i r i tn wfiiv mma JOS. ALBEKT, Agent, JN8URAHCK Company, I Fire and Ma- rlne. Balem, Oregon I S ill "I"V.Wr'red to aoall busl. I ,... . . . ",.V? " "" "uujtl UlMlOst of Kli,u. NH-US TVI.';,vr JiiVvsio.to U 11 I II U I I treet. .f "I- """'""nai nnother." "Siv hem," Mld Uio! f1"" his text the urU of lm w l.eu ' ii.l. After tlwy vr"-'1! "how iimny ttaniM do you ho wan ulmut to lood Urool iimio 'ap)e:irviiriirthe..th I had ohe rfully k-.U treimuont, pronouiutHl it in-' -litr Yimnw kivpli.B Iwontv km- lUtiyloiil.li captivity to JenKilom, ' nw-Uv w buM to the wlkv In the theivforv wS iwSloTm ' I'ld wuilliis." "Oh, I alwayit l.wp "Then I proolalm I lie ft thoiv bv U'H.v not t moliM a psrty of v.'iiiii treatment, Hall's Catarrh Cure1 within tlio law," wld the Kviitlo- tbo ior of Ahada th.it we tiitlu . iiuii imnullnj; about IImoii witli 'uraotnrvdby K.J. Cheney A Colj nun. "Another M.ininiiloiiM. IVn. "Ill'ot mirmlviii U'foro our Umt t, UirUiJ imliSiirliitl. hi it..i.Mi.u. ., ' lH. ol,l' ls ho on,y ' UK him not lojjal tender lu la.. vk him n rtSht way furu. and ft,r oan. k, h ..V.i'u. V" Tf.2 " ... .-... MMMkllll til IIUXXI (imouuiH. Another ktamii." our little oinvi und for our miu- Ami lie aliovitl out bl pi'unli und. ,,tal,v-" Kmvlliivc iihiii iho mii. purchnwHl stamp-, oiiout a tlnu till lrv. their mluUter iMiuiulttitl hogothU hundrul. Hut ibe tdork thorn tuthoiiiii of lllmwho hold wajionnsl. IVnuUhaiehnllontlor IhoiKiMinlu hl hand uiulHiit the M hl wludow iu Imrrvl lou. , iholr imrM. After four may nu driw to a tcsispoonful. It no eonstitu t. It ia from linnniut.- students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND Thou thu Kid rer in their .iiail 0U For Bargains IN aro atlllotnl will. rti.. -,.,.. , m- nn.l It. ... " 7..." -.-..- ui . h..u iviiuurviinrnn. ta.t.n .. JllCe. nitlior fli.... ...nl.'A ..."' I?'L' rtiicJSf ii?? Mnd A fcwow ntlord Instant re- j Sold by n. W, Mathflwi & Co, family Groceries Provisions, Mis Etc., 00 TO -- ' THOMAS BUBH0W8, ' &- Cmrnroiul Street, SaUm, Or i,ii?Vn'I7 Puce or all kind lwyi on S i il J'ou have not traded with me be i ",I..Wec,lJ,llT KO,lclt to bUevlBg I can mil you both In price and quality, Iw n..u. ",Vir lo " 'WIWMlllWI. nota ill. IK a lieu rvotlv uiH,,, ii,;, i.iwi ,i , Si wia IXikuU. "u. Mirfav of ilu svKti Thm. ..ir... Oklahoma .KiiiiHiiin. m whs ixikvlR. Iho Mirhuvof iho M-steiu. They olllr .,"', ,,'.,r.0,.'?'t',?r"' .t exrn- 1MSITIWF' ikmoIo wlm miw wunt t.iii.k.ii . one hundn'd ilortars r..ri,v .. t, intitmion ariiminin th niER! ryHlftoi '" "" " J. .a --. .-. .-.., "-. 7Xi M WML -.,,,- MEDICAL COURSES ' FOR MINDLY! Kvi iiiiuiue re.-erv.it Ion uu. want win ti lly out wUhU'forv (u. nrv, t)ihvyoanolior tnf U to cure. Send for olrvulars and AUilross, ilrtlo. O. tsld by drugKiS "' -J2SSJ STiS. "fi00" 'nPtember tlilimoulal. Address. R J. rii.v. udftircutaloa-ueto nov A Co., l)UMo, O. THUS. VAX tscov. IT; l"lV.lillIit K!!, UrrcoB. JtlVA Weakuaflaf w. . uiw urAucaaca MlPMM.aIpu.ta. OB. MW. - - atjfuM.MaA. ITXIXl.'-,w-r"' f!TTOti mr.--MU t 1 a-a. J"i4- KJUrHOODi "yk.Ki.i.JA uvi4-xnsst ... BU. fajTIH"a. THE OLD RELIABLE w 2h. .m " 1in.t! Wagon maker, John SlJ "w fu"y etablUhed at bU new puarteni on Liberty HtreL He nut all ISS-fiST nVe,.,.'wU bl art and mtke?a I.l!y.of u ?? r horee-i feet, rrank Uynch lma charge of the wacoa Ueirtnieituuddoe a geuwal nptiSu SS.n' 1,,e uemieaware So will mSSXx, .mu.uhit ut.kir y and reeMnM4 (hew r, iviiijcm It.ia V1-