Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 03, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textr"r T-t the nrAT jour-TAjX L TOEJCAP1TAL JOURML ia'HU8HKI)I)AII-V,i:XCi:iTHL'NI)AV, 11V TUB Capital Journal Publishing Company. (IlicorjKrnl',,0 Knlcrifl nt Die iKwtoltlro nt H.ilein,Or.,ftH HOCOIKl CHIP" ini.ii.-. Hf fourth page lor icriiii.". -..".- ,An('uerllr...c..l to Injur l'''?1.0,!1 i!J'i ti2 Jiiiio day) ohould b handed In y 1 rmruMKinilcncf- cmilalnliiK new; nf In t.ninml i!nYrlnn-e I" di-dred mmi all PTOttn will Ih. pnld loi.nonyir.ou. "'"pSclinnn number i-cnt fr-oon nMllcft UOlilc, corner Court and Liberty Htrect. i ..... nt ulinrll b Hai.km Is ahead of the state for big Htrawberries. None hits been lounu larger than the one shown at the JouitNAiolllee, measuring OJ Inches around the waist. J)i;iun tho past year twenty now granges have l,eeu established and five reorganize 1. There are now SO.M grantors in Oregon. There are no granges in Oregon south of Lane county. ' Tiu:iii: aro about (Illy hoiscs In Cirumm known to be afflicted with .....llmmiit. irleet. Of tills number tell are In Washington county Precautionary measures aru being taken to Htainp out the disease and prevent its transmission through tho state. HAi.i:rp"ropoieH having no ftizli' dnz.lo Fourth of July picnic this year, but who is going to entertain her guests with a good old-fashioned homo plcnle. There will bo fun, fast and furious, for everybody and a good time will bo enjoyed hy all who favor tho capital city with their presence. Tin: .Mississippi river from the source of the .Missouri to the Ksids Jetties Is the longest river in (ho world. It Is l,:i(M) miles In lengih and drains an area of 1,71M,(MX) Hipiaro miles. The Amazon, which Is without doubt the widest river in thu world. Including tho Hem, Is 1,1)00 miles In length, and drains 'J, 3110,000 square miles of tenitory. Hai.kmwuiiIh a railroad to tho hca and must have it. Wo can nover hopu to bo gieat, without It. Kvery irtftkuirpiMnri'"l(iKllU,liiirjilnVn1nelf of ktHplug this issue alive. Let our board of trade, backed by the busi ness energy of our city, put this matter Into somu tanglblo form, and hco how eagerly the iooplo will work for Its consummation. AN Invention that promises much Is that of a Chicago llrm that otters to furnish free light to every build ing lu the city, provided thu pcoplu will use then fuel gas for heating and cooking, at twenty-live cents per thousand feet. Thu time is near at hand when every village will be lit and supplied with fuel on very low terms. Thu gas lot'erred to is from slauk ellal and Is used at Jackson, Ilk, to light anil warm every limine. Tin; almost total Johnstown, Pa., by destruction ofi Hood ami the drowning or ten thousand persons Is one of tho greatest and most shock ing calamities In thu woild's history Tho sight must boonoot horrors In conceivable. Two lallway trains were caught lu thu Hood hundreds were burned alive. Tho Johnstown valley was suddenly turned from a fertile pruspcrous lowland Into a val ley of death, Thu city of JoIiiih town was covered by forty feet of water, and as tho returns come lu (lie death rate Is appalling. No less than 10,000 (Hsiplu have been de stroyed. Till! largest republic in tho world, mid tho only ono (hat has ever lived n century on a purely democratic hal, Is that of our own Culled States of Aiueilv'a, which contain ,'l,!.M0ll)00 Npiarc miles, being aluiuM equal lu i xtcnt to Kuro, w lilch has llfliiiiu Uiutl.niH, empires, pilucl imlltlcn, and republic. Tho larjji-sl utato lu our grand Republic l Texas, which contain i.'; I, ;!')'. Mpiare iuIUh iiiuih!e of wutalnliig MHiil.tXiO of pMp'caud (hen not Ikj nnrw crowd tsl than Setitlaud Is at iiiiunt. If hasU-eii s.tlniatHl (hat (hu eutliv iMi,ni,.ii. ,.t ii... ..i..i .....i.i i.. BjtivluHin ciinirk within (ho touir wnivnud Rhode Island. One-tenth of the invent iHinuiatu.n f t), United .Stab. ..could find ineanxof a livelihood within thU tiuiitoiiM ceunty: then It would nut ho , ovcivrow hs as IMtlum wiuatthe tlnuMif the Ia ivn.u. FourUvu I iwycn. haw li u pr . IIVUl f t -to I tided stale CLARE B.IRVINE Wal"8tr' MONDAY- ..JUXK8, 1880 d try of 'IVxio, and taoh lave four " m Kwm, ' pm out our, twelve years afio with what tho ablest nnxSnXtiZZ&A . fivt of elU.w rum. Tl,., illlL..i anls early, ami U'foro wv retlrxM physicians toruuHl fatal kidney dis-, 2 ? '' '"", ' lt S" n ffo ?" . u, ' in i oi (iihiw nwiiu. iik nuKCkt " ,. . , . . , ..-., ho w uiirnfulmnilv ..rM.i n "l" to eui. oud for circulars and Hiunly lulho l'i,lw States Is Cus- for ' '"K1" '" uf mi T&n$lffl testimonials. Address, F. J. Chiw . . ... iiit.,rlliiii,..iit In wli I'll i...vr,il ixr. ... " V ."'.. ."?' '" n." nO' M ,..,........ r.v,.l it ' leriMiiui.v, louuiim.wuicn isiuiaiiu , ' " arner a ae c ure. .t once he re '"x --.."", --. M.OdO Mpiaie mile., UIiik laiKcriu , ,,'' llK,k lr(, and almm (he time, solved to make known tho merits of s "d y druggists, ,5c extent Until Uie Males of Vermont, we broke up and went toKsUouio Intent a remedy, and the consoquenc Fair play would be a Jewel, but MiuucJIIhR, t'onuiHdcul, IVla. "UO m our K"ams rx-jH.ricu u A HINT TO OUKdOS I'AHMKJW. ! In the corn ralsiiiK 'tcs thc(0nly c.rtnorS linvn u IiIl'Ii esteem for corn how com broadcast 'and put us on our t'uard. We there- fodder. They and reap It when it has grown to a ,fore moved on vy "U u 'T.! goodie. Then they 1,1ml it. There wo Ireacl.ed the we 70 to toStoW&A"'0?' is no reason why we cannot even camped for the night and P0,ttt ref?,uded. Price M cents per box. be. them In raising corn fodder, as ' tronB guard. We were not molest- For paIc by muM j. try, drug aU the "talks nnd leaves are of use j cd, but had every evidence to know glrt. all tut s aiKs a ,u , ug n ,..,.. Methodist church uie ,0UU"u,.:B., ,, :.:,.; .,.. 1 " demand juicy than they are in the atrlrtlv com raising states. As a ftwlilorwo need not say it Is one of ' the very best varieties. ' -- ' AH tho United States has no sys teni of registration of vital statistics, such as is relied upon by other civil ized nations for the purpose of ascer taining the actual movementof popu lation, our census atlbrds the only opportunity of obtaining near An approximate e.-tiinate of the birth and death rates of much the larger part of tho country, wliieh is entire- lv niinrov (led Willi any hiiusiuuiuij system of slate and municipal regis tration. In view ot una, mo ucnnun olllce has Issued to the medical pio- fesslon throughout the country "Physician's Registers" for the pur pose of getting moie accurate returns of deaths than It is possible for the enumerators to make. The census olllce earnestly hope that physicians lu every part of the country will co operate with them In this Impor tant work. It was In Decatur, Illinois, twen- tv.ilin-e vears ago that the now powerful (Irand Army of the Repub lic was conceived. I'rom iuii; eharter meinbersofthellrst post ever formed It has grown to a member ship of over four hufWred thousand. The originator of the order was Dr. It. F. Klephenson, surgeon of tho Fourteenth Illinois Infantry. Re fore thu war ho was a rtsidentof Petersburg, Illinois, but alterward settled at Kprlngtleld. On April Oth, 18oT, ho visited Decatur and imbued twelve men who had been hi tho service with the Idea of banding themcelves together for thu perpetu ation of tho memories and friend ships of thu great civil war. iii:mimsoi:vuks or ims. i.,i..l ..f tlui linlliin Win- Hturli-n Colli IiiiiimI liy .linlK Hlmw. l('oiioKMm!Hict!r thu Capital Journal. I left oil" my narrative at The Dalles, where we were walling for reenfoioeiuents before we niado a move Into the hostile country, we weio delayed some two weeks, dur ing which tunu tlieiu caniuallght of I Ire wood and eoif-eiiucntly did not sutler from the cold, though our horses sullorcd somewhat for tho want of feed for a few days. This cold weather only lasted a short time and the weather moderated and thu snow all .melted away and wo had comparatively gooil weather and good quarters again, as our camp was so situated that wo could reach our base of supplies without much trouble. We had rut her a good time while wo remained lieie, but our iccrults on i no at last and we weiealloideied to make our airaiigeuienis as fust as wo could to move mi (he ( olumbla , river on the old emigrant wagon ' road, as tins river was not miI'u for ' navluatlon, or If it was wo had no MWt t lutt would bo nIu to transport ,. Nuimlle.s with.- V therefore had to establish The Dalles as our base of supplies and depend on othersourees for tianspoitatlou and that was ox teams and old wagons that had been left at Thu Dalies by (ho emigration that had passed on down to the valley. Our teams had to bo made up fiom the odds and ends (hat had been bought by thu nilhslonailes from thu emigrants and and I must t-ay that our teams were , Vtry Wlu ,i,Mltoti ( take Mich a trip as wo had to make. However, this was all arranged in u few days and our command was ordered to move. Reforo we started wo rigged up thu hind wheels of a strong old ,'wagon and mounted our cannon a long gun from a ship that wo had brought with u, It was u nine pounder and s i heavy that It took a largo strong sili' ol'oxon to draw It. We move l across the Donohutos river the (list day and eaniHsl; (he next day we u oved on at an early hour anil by hard wtik ami geod driving wo reached (ho John Day river at what U known as l.coiiard'n bridge, and ""'"l'd ulhowit Mde Hie next morning wv inoveii on ami nituio oar next ouiu at Willow cnek en """ lurkhiB aruiimt.ainoux tne iunc( nut tney mm, ,m'lr VMaHS w,,hmit Ul,, ,lrH "" l,y ,,l B,",- TUUnmlUT was duly wnv lo our wmmandor In tho morning and "u'l,rt NUro ,ukl" " liivwllKiitw tho mailer, rue iuvviirauon prvivisi thu fact that (he Indian had Uvu id among mir hos, nnd near our uau mvii Mime iiuuaiis camp, but liad done us no Injury in bm how many oi us uiui were This waked d us un somewhat , c :,.; . I forgot to say that before we left j camp this morning mere :u. ", delegation of the Indians that wo j had just lougiit ui ui-- "" . . , . , . .... Ji. llrnil11TfiH river with a white Jia, asuing'" for ieace and promised if we would Inttliuin return to their old fishing ground at the mouth of the Des chutes and near The Dalles that they would ceae to be our enemies . . . ..... i.i r.i...wlu A Ttor mill ramuiu our huiei uii.-iun. w-. . ,,, u, .. .. .?....-... - . ., ZZS- ,,v . r!rgF snfif'fertSi HO( MUX Olir mimimumui h "v letter to show to the commander ai the port at Tho Dalies, so ho might know that they had permission to return. After their return they be haved themselves well and were of t 1.. ..HHolltlMlfllU ftl valuable service u ui ." "- collecting up stock for supplies at the fort. Our command was up at an early hour the next morning and on the march as soon us possi ble, and wo all began to feel that we were running our foe and un flmihtudlv would soon strike him In force We moved out that morning us silently as we could, expecting at every moment to bo attaoked, and when we had moved about six miles and came upon the plain that extends almost to Uutte creek, ..r ....timmiulor discovered the In dians at some distance in front with his glass. Tills fact was dispatched to tho olllcera and men and all moved on as fast as they could. The teamsnicn in tho road and tho eom nanies were strung along either side and front and rear in such a manner as to protect our supplies. In a row moments more we begun to see. thu enemy coming from the front to meet us. We inarched on until wo reached a favorablo place to corral 1 our wagons, where wo could protect them. Wo formed them in a circle and commenced thu battle, for tho Indians were all around us hy this tune. At the commencement two Indians rodo up near Capt. Thomas McKay's company, which was mostly halfbroeds, saying: "Here Is Tom McKay and I will kill him." As ho was in tho act or raising ins gun McKay shot him dead on thu spot. At the same time Lieut. Chas. llunuii in ific iint, , jiw-jiri-.,i i vv "Kivo Crows," a very bravo and dangerous Indian. The llnt ono was "Oray rJagle," a uravoaud iear- tiiu tea, accompany eaeii pacKage. less man. Thu battle now raged all I It is also put up in liquid form, a . .i ii. ......... ti,i...,.i n.o eo'ieentrated extract, xour drug along tho lino on oyery side and the ,s autlloriml to rLlfll(ul tll0 ,;. Indians were soon pushed back and J cy f Oregon Kidney Tea does not ciniM'd to take more care of their i do what is claimed for it. For sale personal safety. Our men all fought I y D. W. .Matliews. with courage, and showed them-, A Chicago paper referred to a selves to bu brave men. j state senator as Mr. thos. h. Jones, Mm imtijwt mwl 1 1 1 h mill tVirv. mill lwt line uiiitil fill $7 HAH ilnmn. thing nice you will llu.l at tho gr eery store of Squire Farrar & Co. . L- A PUBLIC BENEFACTOR. "Who is II. H. Warner, of Roche r 'i:,,"..V.V .. t. J" . , , ' I K . i'h,.i -, I ii i i.i - ' Speeitle lu the house at all times. It i.m-Bf,ii"fiBnd celobrity "'is wolth its weight In gold for burns, homo ami abroad r L,....i.io i,,...io.,o ;,i,r o .....i 0i.i.! Tho question is inspired as much bv fi b,,,fe i J 1) V M hew" affoctlon as curionity; Rlnco through "Isc.ims. Nild b 1). . .Mathews., his Instrunioiitality hundreds of thou-' .,,,., ,..., 8ivitll(lll..., sands, in both lioinisphoros, have A MK Mil i-Ai'i.u S.AM.S HU l.Rt. I been rcstorod to health nnd happi- It wasjust an ordinary scrap of nous. writing paper, but It saved her life. Hon. H. II. Warner, then, is a She was in the last stages of con-1 loading and honored resident ol ! Biimptlon, told by physicians that Rochoster, not only, but a prominont ! le was Incurable and could live ou-' and Influential citizen of the United l.V horl time; she weighed less States. On soTBral oocasiona chosen tlii seventy H)iinds. On a )ieeo by Ids party as a National delegate lo f wrapping paper sliu read ot Dr. nominate n President o( the Republic, King's New Discovery, and got a1 ho lias boen a innmbor of tho Repub- sample bottle; it heliH.nl her. she can Stato Comniltteo and of Its Kxo- Ixiuglit a largo bottle, it helped her cutlvo Coinmitteo. Hois a member more, bought another and grew hot el the American Institution for the tor fust, continued Kit use and Is now ' Advancement of Scienco; President strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh of tho RocheMer Chamber of Coru- lug 140 pounds. For fuller pardeu niorcej a Biiccessful and upright busl-1 lars send s-lainp to W. 11. Cole,' noss man. He has givan away for-, DrutrglM, Fort Mnlth. Trial bottle tuneB in cbarllles. Tht celebrated of (his woutlej-ful discovery fnn at ami costly Warner Obsorvalory ol Dan'l J. Fry's drugstore. RoeliOBto'r was conceived, endowed, anu lmin come an South asters uwnkened his profoundest sympathies nnd in each instunro liis check for trom 500 to tf.000 awolted tho several relief funds, where other wealthy men give tons and hundreds, hegivei hundreds and thouands. His charities aro as ready and uiAKiiitkent as his enterprises and public spirit are boundless. Tho world )us need of more such men. au incident led him iuto the uisnu- iiuiuru oi lueuicine. .-etitnl some toriea and wWhonsos In 41.7 United (States, Canada, Kucland, Qeruiany, Austria, Australia and Rurmah. Salej of his bale Remedies aro enormous. ami their powor over dUets almrJy niarvelous. The merit o! a production U In cx act kMiiio); ith the character o( lu producer. An honest aud reliable tuan himself. Mr. Warner make, honeat and reliable medlciae-a fact .uuuuuau- anccivu uy tueir pneu ....., ,.,url.,.,,, la mui.t.i.. ii.il ,... ..... Hi.. .... . .. ... (nim ir hvo !... .. ...i .... .... u.i,i... , ... Iticent priros for tho discovery of don of (lie country than all other sulllclent fence. Price flO. Sample No. i!, 20 acres, more or less, partly ta has been at once the wonder ,iin i,i .,.n,n,.,r ...,.i ,,.,tn .i... under .ilow. partly covered with willmv IWntiv i,,nii..i..-n...i i....'i'i ...V .- .............. . , ,,. iis 'i iiire Ik ninivi'iitiu'r i 111 this wi. ' . ninuimm m.-miv niuiiiL' (icen r en red sn . n nntii.p iirvi. tl dolicht of the seioutitlc world. : ,':.;: :.'":.V."" ..".''.'.'..'" both rel and black soli. P. . v.i i, - J """ ll ul "'. the yellow lover ecouraco in tho -.1.1.. i.-..- .. ', . Purchasers ran imv S nor mni ni,iRuti.,.M...ii....i U... m.i ,i, i . .i " .. ;, vinm.it'. nil .1 i;iiui lining ot-Min , . :, . , ' -v " iiv'..."i- "t.-j-i "u nun mr live 10 seven years. 10 Ohio tlootls. tho tiro dis- .i.,..i.. ...., ..JT.i u .. i......r.n ....... 1-roin halein take tniin in "hrnir ,.i..i i,... i A;Jla,B of llochokter and other ctti.t. " y " ' V . ".""i" ". '" ' 'VTi Rros'. hack Un.. .,.,,1 ,.n ., ti, .. . W. 'V.. ' SP" ""c ."nu s . .,. ,. ..w.,,..v', vvu pvtuv i.-r.,.. ..f l HM .. Hncklcn's Arnica Salve. Tiw. hiwt. nlvn In the world for. cuts, braise, pores. ulcers, ?alt u w, i.n. -, -'""," , ppod rnniiin. h'vi-i mji t7i , - - - - , hanilHf chilblains, corns and ai sKin In n, n.n wm be-m the publication of w&kly religious paier in Al- i,nny next rail. itcv. x. . v- of thntcy,H tobe the editor. KITKPSY. This remedy is becoming so well known and so popular as to need no special mention. All whohavc'iised dwtrtn imtorHsiiiL' the same song of praise. A purer medicine does , not exist and It Is guaranteed to do all tliat is claimed. Electric Hitters will cure all diseases oi me mu caused by impure blood. WRklrive malaria from t lie system and pre vein as well as euro all malarial fevers. For cure or lieadacne, consul and Indigestion try Electric .Bitters Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded. Price 60cts. and $1.00 per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's drug store. - New England has over 30 per cent oi her arable land in grass. Mis souri has but 13 percent. A good digestion waits on appe tite and a good appetite is one ot the surest signs of perlect "cauii. y you aro low spirited, irritable, bil iious.orhavoan irregular appetite, then we advise you by all means to take Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic. It will make a now man of you. Sold by D. W. Mathews. One of the best remedies for the rose slug Is a strong stream of water from a small hose. It should be rej peated several times a week, "TO UK ou NOT TO HC" soliloquized the melancholy Dane. i Hen n uuuuuo "it , , y , shrank before them; ambition lay dead. Lire, as ho viewed u, rc.siu.i under a yellow cloud, tinged with green. Hamlet, to my mind, was bil ious. The blood, diseased, carried through tho natural gates and alleys of thoTiody, made lite a bin den; and the ills or tiie body magnified in a (enfold degree his other ills. Purify ,1... lilnnil. irll'f. HOW life, HUd UCUOI1 to the system, take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, and your drowsiness, lack of appetite, chilly sensations, yellow skin, bad breath, will all depart, as the morning mists are dispelled by the rising sun. Tiwuiuniils of cures follow the use ,i- iir Sinn.', Patarrh Remedy, 50 cents. An Indiana gardnur claims that he protects against the cabbage worm by laying a sprig of pennyroyal on each cabbage. air tiglit tin boxes which preserve intact, its peculiar medical proper ties. Full directions for preparing ages.u He'app.uentlv consider it I capita! oflbn'e. - i , ! Accidents are liable to happen at 'any time, and it is well to bo pre- i pared for them. Every family should keep a bottle of Dotard's sliould Keep i by constautlv failing to cure with l'llll'Ull'9. Itllll hval trctitmeiit, proiiounccil it in curable. Science has proven catarrh to Ihi a iMiiMltutioiinl disease, and therefore requires eontitutlonal tn'atmeiK. Hall's Catarrh Cure. manufaetniYilby F. J. Cheney & Co. i oieuo, unio, is (ho only coustitu tloual cure on tho market. It i taken internally in does from 10 drops to a tiavMsmful. It acts dl- rcvuy upon tne hickki and mucus H .7 iv siiouui wuieinber that jewels do not make n fair pli ThU Is the t-cason of the vcar when tho raw, cold winds create had Imvoo with the hands and complex- Ion. Kift whlto hands and a clear "ptK-hy" coniplexlou rati be u.s - fcuuslly ir'ServtHl by the fremicut application of Dutard'a Specific .If rubUsliuto tho skin well it lmvcs no Ktvasy hurmeu. The skin ..,nl, .tiiuiivif. , .tiatuewm iinti iiiiTinin-ti luroi ii-iiii-uit.'s, mill . . ; -...-,...... ,., ,,,, ,,w, ,,,,, ,, ,,, f-iiiiii- lino 1111 ft nnrlli The Best Residence Localities ,ta cl,v r rort,,,,,,. tfESKS SW55 have the HIGHLAND ADDITION mm Anil i T lift u land addltfons'and around Highland IH Mae THE FINEST DRIVE Of Oregon. The line ot tne caiem .. . r.t-. lots will be more than two blocks distant trorn me nut. -.. TI-IK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois in Highland Additon are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage. The solll black and rich. ,From all point. . "J 0ftSSAffi?hff JffiftS mountain peaks. Arrangements are already be rig ''L .A1 be permitted. Besidence lots a number or rcsi.lences are soon to be built. BdluB8 onlj ot tl lie besciassn i better lota in High- withln the limits or the ciy or Salem are wort ho a cr.iBL "Srw-of7ho Btrcct railway they ate pmotl- called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland. Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, .,.- ,,i sinna iforinr lot not so well located. With the diirerence of WTO you eon Ami lei houiu uuiei iv iv build a beautirul cottage, or put it tickets every year. NOB HILL This 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 lu a flue state of cultivation, seeded in clover, with a good turf. No grubs, no stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevated and level, has a fine view of tho city, surrounding country, the mountain ranges and snow-capped peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of tho Chemekete ! j11 '" l'0'to,11;u Worfu. These lots are oflbred by Jones & Watson on ' hiBtalliiieiitt, one-ten li cash mid onctcnth In quarter yearly payments without interest until paid. These lots aro now actually worth in cash i luoru than the prices named for them on long time without interest. Gev- oral lots have already been sold on which lino residences will be erected, un,i ix mimber more have been optioned. If you want one or more lots ...,,, mire miatpmi ...i n, , ; , x , ., , , call on JONES WATSON, wh will FRUIT n One Jlile from Aimisville Several fruit irrowers from the locate with us and there Is room for k m . . 'V "I "". tMV.IIMILI. Alll, OI u'lwi ,)r "r tuither paitieulars J. J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon. ? WILLAMEnE UNIVERSITY (Imtluntos Stuilein in Classical, Literary, Scientific, . . . aoiHldl, HUSHUVVS, LllW, AND RiriMMi AAiirtArA I mLU CAL CO R.VN inLUI"nu wUUROLO, ' ltutheotde.t,urve.t and lean . Jj' '"diutiou of Utiruiu( in the North, hnoiorn.atoBivin. . mUrSuw,o D y ,nSo,,,eml,r "iw v.s scov. J7- s.imiu; e those owned disposition -IS OWNED HY-- this Corporation is determined LAND m lost mw Park Cl.nnl Unlln'.lV I nnill.'lllV 1U1IR liuuwh" . .. y . ...nn fliViAlinrll through out.. j ."' ,-hinrili Park will " -- -, -r " f ti,n. ..,,ii illlv out at a rate or interest that will uuy show you the plat and the lots. FARMS, and Ten Jliles from Salem. ens.1 lmvo ilninm.i n,ni t.,t.,..ii several more. Saimilo No. l. .m . .1 .. -' : addre gT. yiTra I rucks and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD Art' mitt nmvLla.1 .-i.i. m- . . uiul trueki. aiidareprtp.ireU to noall buil li(js In that linn InlheibeM of khape. Thev t-'iv tuelr iieivomtl Kunervlsnn to nil work. Corner htale nnd Commelrclul MIXVIK. SEE oriliv. Jrlce Wjvr acre. THOMAS A I'AYNE. FOR MEN ONLY! Arumi aimv..T... . i.f i nir-o-n LJ J LKI tit -. . n Tw i Al 2V ii .W Ulfj KmutmI. H..u-73 i t"i-utw4-.ui.av. ii-"rs j'""'t""Mrm,,,J i.wi, 4,ri..ruiii,jto to Forty Ire, by men or corporations who ai. to PIT ! m i IN THE STATE TMP the middle of this addition, and no k" " . . In the near tuture De vou nearlv two tliousana sireei, car jou ne.iii.y i.w inHNF.CTRATTOtt&SON Importers and AVholcsalo dealers la MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. New York. 41 and 45 Walker St. John F. Stratum's Celebrated Russian Gut VIOlii blln strings, tUe Finest In the World. Our Guarantee If a dealer receives a complaint, (which ho believes to be honest) from any musician to whom he has sola any or these strings, he Is authorized by us to give him another string without charge, nnd all such loss will be made good by us to our customers, without quibble or question, (Beware ot imitation.) Dealers will please send tor descriptive catalogue. Trad i supplied at lowest price. TWENTY LOTS In North Salem House und lot corner Marion and 13th streets ; oxtra farm eight miles from Salem; eighty acresTjric-lftnd, seven miles from Salem," $17' pel acre ; four hundred' acres eleven miles east of Salem, ones of the best improved In tho county,' 1 180. per acre. For sale by V THOMAS' & PAY'NE 07 Slnto St., ' - - Salem. Northern Pacific Railroad GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO KAST TRAINS DAILY ! - , NO CHANGE OK CARH SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points East via JSt. PAUL and MINNE.VPOLIS. The Northern I"nelflc railroad li the only line running Passenger trulns.Sccond cans kleepers (free of charge) Luxurloui Day coach3, Pullman I'alaee Sleeping Cur. Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from l"orl land to the east. -ee that your ticket read via the Northern Purine railroad and avoid the ' change of cars. Leave Purtluud at a. m.and M0 p. m. dully arrive ut MlnneniwlU or Bt. l'aul at ttOj Jl. in. 1'aiihc Division. Trains leave Front aud Q klrect Oaily at ll5 a. m. and &? I", m.; Ai-mcal Tacomaat 7:10 i n lit) it m in 1 it mtii a-:,, i in unit Q-JKn m. in.; .tirncMii Tocomaai 7:iu i ninuu Through l ulbiwn rulaee Hleeplng in. rltfaiu day on., nra, nnest puUce dining car between IV land, Tai-omu and Seattle uirvci. uau. ku. Ak.uueu'1 I'm. Agent, 1" Klnrt K ("or, V aliinetfiii l. Portland. (rv"Q. .. A II I Tl. A ll.l.. DffMpept FJntaiilfK