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Capital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
KnUned nt Die ikwIoHK-o nt 8alciii,Or.,as
n-corid-clinui inntti-r.
JoIih'b Mother, the reporter calmly and aiil quietly:
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mere was a limiu kuwk mi me .joM-ini.ue.iin. ::,t7,i"."-,iml.l nlver.
I rviilnlrv i.rltill.i nfTlrx. nr nllior nt Tim ronnrlnr rminlllllnil lilu Ilk 1. 1 "" 'W""" " """"', . '
Oregon la one of the met produc
tive states In the Tnlou. Its vast
CLARE B.IRVINE,
Manager,
The B
Hoe fourth pngo for teriiiH of ulncrliv
ion.
Adicrllvuic-ntH lo Insnrn InM-rllon (for
tin am) day) nliotilil lie handed In by I
o'clock, ,
" TrTWttnTntMiff ronlnlnln ipiv of In
trist mifl Importance l dwlrcd from nil
parts of Xhd state.
iii ni! iiiiuii will ho ilil lo imonymous
communications.
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t jf:rvt'd nttLt'lrliouwuoinKfiircll by im
pl card M-qurst, or lij- word left nt this
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iM-clincn number M-nt freoon iipplan
tlon. .Viueot corner Court anil Liberty Hlrf -t.
I'MtFDAY,.
JUNK M, 18M).
DKTKCTIVIM AS Sl'OTTKIW.
,,4f The New York Times hn.s the fol-
'' lewing: ".cailc'rn of trades unions
'iind KlihhlH of labor have conn
acroHsu Hecret circular wnt hy Pin-
krton'fl national detective iiHsocin
lion Mi corporation and IndlvldualH
eiiiployinic lare hortloi of wnrkitii;
- ilfen, which they repaid u of tin
i fxriiiU-Ht Importation lo their Inter
etsi Tliu circular wiyn: ('ormni
Horn or Individual ilenlrlotn of an
ccrlalnlnjf''' the frellli of theli
employe and uhetlier they an
likely lo vunnno In kinIo-h or an
Joining any net-ret labor organization
with a vlewofcompcllliiK teriu'i from
' 'cori(iriitloilMoreinployerr( can obtain,
1 lifxin appllt-ailou to tin- i-nncrintcn-dent
ofclthcrnf the I'inkerton olllco
men Hiillableto amoeliitowlth llit'h
cmplnvcH and nhtuju tlje infnrma
t Ion. It Ih fre(iicntly the ease that
by taking a matter of thli kind in
hand and discovering tlie rlnglead
eVh and dealing promptly with them,
rierliniH tiouble may be avoided in
"thVfuturo.' Thin circular li an canned
H.KO0i deal of Mlnunoiig the lenders
o? labor or(,'Hiil.iilu)iiH."
Tin: Slate Grange of llllnoln,
tlirotlfih i(h executive eonunlttce,
ollerf IO,(MH) to be paid to any one
wh'o will Invent a machine orllovieo
to attach to rcapei-H (hat will bind
wheat and oats with straw. Said
device may woik and twist Itsstraw
dlreC-t from the reaper, or It may be
a fceiicmtu machlnu that will twist
tliu straw and wind on largo spools
that may lie rc-r"clcd on smaller
spools ny (liu farmer and set In place
In tho reaper when wanted. Hald
money lo bo paid as soon as the de
vice Is piuvcd to bo a success.
Should more than one person claim
tho above $10,000 on his lnenllon,
tho committee reserve tho right to
choose the ono that to them stems
most practical. The said patent to
bo Issued for tile use and beucllt of
tho Illinois Slate (Irangoand legally
transferred by tho said patentee.
Such a evlce would down tho twine
trust for all time to come.
country printing office, or rnther at Tlje reporter concluded his Ikti . Iron and coal. Its immense.
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inc room which j uuuucu mo mine- oi nuiiies rini, mere aim in.iuu "" I tracts 01 grazing" Janus support mou- i
tum"oftlie Weekly Palladium, over escape. I submit that thingof being sands ofcattle and sheep, and Its .
wlioe destinies I presided. After to exclusive that your own hired ' cxtenivc agricultural regtonspro
the usual " come In," llicrc entered men never get a cliance to know , JlVo'haM jwncre'bchig, i"n some in-1
a faded and Ixjnt old lady, wlio-c . you, even by sight, Is all wrong. stances, the largest in the world.!.
ureas immeuiaieiy prociaitneu tier it lsciicuiatt-u to discourage sensi- imongtiieui-ciiiian(i vniuuoiBnui- r .. :.-iiPT
ils a resident of the far back town- tlve votinir men tlnil nntnrallvL-ravl- , cts of the Web Foot State may be i 111 1110 UIJ i
..... ui. 1....1 ,,...!.. i .....i ......... ii " ,...;,7i , "it'll t ion ed Oregon Kidney 'lea,
liewildercd look, and her bombaIue J to drive them out of the busine.
dress was dusty and wrinkled with
est Residence Localities
nr(Inii(l and oilier prosixnous towns arc those owned ly men or corporations who
."live tli" disposition and ability to improve them.
the long ride she had taken over
the Kansas ptalric in her tiip
lo the county seat.
I regretted having called out so
roughly and apologized. She did
not notice my apology, but asked in
a trembling veice:
"Is this the pnntln' olllce?"
"Yes.ina'am" I replied; what can
I do for you?"
"I saw yo dldnt' have nothin'
ub'iiit John in tho pancr."
I didn't know John from Adam
and was about to tell her so, but
was glad a moment after that I did
not.
"I told the undertaker" she went
on, "to seo that the pant-r knew
about It; hut I'sposo hedidn't."
'.No, he never told me, I am sure."
"Ye see, wo llyo out in Chcover
Township, an' yu prob'iy didn't
hoar of John's dyln'. I looked for
It in the paper, but didn't see noth
in'." "I'm sorry but If ou will give me
tlie facts, I'll see that it goes in next
Ui:Ni:it.w, Mi:adi:, tho architect
of tho pension building, has address
ed a hitter to tho commissioner of
pensions, suggesting that tho Mags
borno in batltlo by tho soldiers ot
tliu United States, and those cap
tured hy tlicin In war, lie hung
around tho walls of tho pension
otUco building. Ho says, also, that
tho Intent of all tho acts of congress
regarding tho captured (lags Is that
nicy suaii uo (iispiuycit imm nunc
public pliu'o. ThucouunlsMoucrhas
replied to Oneral Mcado that lit
ylll readily assist in tlie project, It
tho pension biildlug he made watei
proof. Tho roof of tho building
lca)s badly In several places.
week," was the only reply that I
could make.
"John was no awful good boy,"
she began, "lie was good to me
all' that's what counts. When we
imiiiu out west we laid kinder poor
luck. .My husoan' died an' the
ither boys left mo an' witii debts
on tile claim an' no money ahead,
r don't know what I'd a done'eept
fur John. He worked mghtau'day,
plowiu' an' sowiu'. Ho never had
a harsh word for his mother
never."
She stopped a moment to wipe
her eyes and I found It convenient
lo look in another direction.
She centinued: "I lo was 'St years
old hut he looked ten more he
worked loo hard. I guess it killed
him, but I didn't know he was
ovcrdolu.' He never complained.
Ho wasn't sick long just a few
days. I done all I could. I'd have
given my life for John, if the I.ord'd
hovo It that way. You don't know
how lonesome tho claim In iiow.JchI
mo alone In that sod cabin; I can't
die, ami It's only Korrow to live. I
had John burled on the prairie so I
could go to him. I'll goto him for
good pretty soon, I hope."
She sobbed a little and then rccov
eicd sulllclent to give inc the full
name and age, of tho dead youth,
alter which, her eriaud accoiu-
. Woman's Story.
Ay, 'twas thirty jears ai?
All I lie Knrtk'N WHS itglour;
Hudd) hollyhock, red roses
Mangold mid unlva xwle.
Stately sunflowers, liuinljIejintiHlcf
"HenrtxeiiMMiH true ns littlu NnnV li
Quoth my loer, ftH.-nklnK low.
In tho orchard 1 rilled n robin,
Ah (no! how my heart was throbbln',
Those liuiK happy cars ago.
Well, the talc's been often teld:
Two thing, pure lovo and pure gold
I)o not wane with pissing fashion,
Life's cold"wltliout human passion,
1'lck me that blue p.insy yonder
Thoughts forpaiisle,Hay you? fonder
Grow our thoughts us we wax old.
Happy, us the rough path steepens
And our feet lag, true low) dct-puni
Just liccniiselhi' (ale's retold,
Ijjdy Lindsay.
"SWAPS."
Typewriters were tlie tirst women
to enter business ollices, tilat i, in
any great number, and it may be
said to be tlie beginning of their
business career.
A young man just from the cast
bought a business in Seattle at 2 p.
in., Thursday, and paid $2,000 for it.
At 2:30 p. 111., the lire broke out and
swept ids and oilier busincs.-es away
I'erkiomcn Junction, l'a., claims
to have the youngest telegraph oper
ator In the world. lie is a boy of 11
years, who began manipulating the
keys when only :i years old. lie is
an expert operator.
Tho rtuibldc, in tlie City of .Mex
ico, is piobahly tlie grandest hotel
hi the world. It ,was built hy the
governor for his palace and cost
$:$,000,000. It contains a room u-ed
by Governor Uturbidc for a chapel
that is frescoed in solid gold.
A Kingston (X. Y.,) minister mar
licd a couple 0110 night recently, and
w lien signatures were aiked to tlie
certificate It was found that neither
tho bride, groom, best man nor brides
maid could write their names. They
all signed by making murks.
It was a Connecticut boy who sur
prised Ids teacher In reading the
which lias nroved a boon to thou
sands aflllctcd with pain in the back;
and kidney difllcultfe. It ispurclv
of vegetable composition and never
ilalls. Sold by 1). V. .Matlieu. (
The Paris Academy of Science is '
Just now excited over a plant called
colocasia. This plant often exiibibits
a trembling or vibrating motion
without niiy-ppaceiit cause, and as
many as 100 or 120 vibrations have
been observed in a single minute.
It should be generally known that
Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonic in
sures a hearty appetite and increased
digestion, disiiels nervous depression
and low spirits overcomes lack of
energy and wakefulness and will In
fuse new life ami strength into the
weakest Invalid. Sold b 1). Y.
Mathews. J
Sister Thoysay f grievously re
gret that you are to leave our church,
dear pastor. Pastor Peaceful You
should not grieve. No doubt the
Lord will end you a better servant
to Jill my place. Sister T I have
no such hope. Of the last thirteen
pastors we have had every one has
been worse tli-in the other.
n IB
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-IS OWNED BY-
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And this Corporation is determined to
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tractive Addition
pllshed, she left mo to lido home , ' K've her up, trout eoiisoientioiw
A SCKVI' OF I'AI'LIt hUS IIKK LIFE.
It was just an ordinary scrap of
writing paper, but it Hived her life.
Shu was in the last stages of con
sumption, told hy physicians that
she was incurable and could live on
ly a short time; she weighed less
than seventy pounds. On a piece
of wrapping paper she read of Dr.
King's New Discovery, and got a
sample bottle; it helped her, she
bought a large bottle, it helped her
more, bought another and grew bet
ter fast, continued It- use and is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weigh
ing 1 10 pounds. For fuller particu
lars send stamp to V. II. Cole,
Druggist, Fort smith. Trial bottle
nt this wonderful discovery free at
IXin'l J. Fry's drug store.
This is the K-ason of tho year
when the law, cold winds crcatesad
havoc with tlie hands and complex
ion. Soft white hands and a clear
"peachy" complexion can bo as
suredly preserved by the frequent
application of Dutard's Specific. If
rubbed into the skin well it leaves
no greasy surface. Tho skin
absorbs it. Sold by 1). V. Muln-ws.
lint-kh'ii'.s Arnica Salvo.
Tho best salve in the world for
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other d..v l.v lilu l.,h ,..,(. 1,... ,.r ,,B '""". -"i-" '"-'ors, sail
' ' 1 """ " rnctuii, lever sores, tetter chapped
tlio sentence "there is a worm; do hands, chilblains, icorns and all skin
not tread on him." He read slowly l eruptions-, and positively curt piles
and hesitatingly, "There is a warm !"" "." P'IV r-''l"lred. It is guaranteed
,1, 1,,.,.,. ,..,,;, ' . ,,,, to give perfect satisfaction, or money
Ooughnut, dead on him." refunded. Price 2r. cents per box.
"Well, well, mused the love-lorn 1''"r '' ' Daniel J. Fry, drug
youth, I'm In a IK. If I marry ' B's1, " 1
.Mallei people will sav that I m-iirlcll' I'"" Angeles has shipped a car
her for her money; and if I sudden- ,,)'l(l ()f fnuts and wines to Philadci-
To the city of Salem. Tliev have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It is intended to make tlie drive leading irom commercial street ttirougn mversiclo and High
land additions and around Highland Park
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Or Oregon. Tlie line of tlie Salem Street Railway Company runs through tlie middle of this'addition; and no
lots will lie more than two blocks distant from tlie line. Highland Park will in tlie near luturo be
THK MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THH CITY OF SALEM.
is in Highland Ailililoii are High ami Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage -
The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is obtained of tlie public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and
a numberof residences are soon to be built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within tlie limit.-, of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots iu High
land addition for one-third of tlie money, and being directly on the line of the street railway, they are practi
cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so
called "inside lots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
And let some other fellow pay 1000 for an inferior lot not so .well located. With tlie difference of 700 you can
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy vou nearly two thousand streetcar
tickets every year. ' '
Mgnmiiimiurum -n-L?Mnrratm.imua.-,aeji
'I'm: Astoilai. espusscs the bellcl
"that a Hiitiscilplluii iMjK-r for stock
hi tin South Coast railroad i-ln uni
ted In Salem, Albany and .Mc.Mlun
vlllo would meet with satisfactory
rtwMiiiM Their lutcicst and our In
terests are Identical. They m-cd
raliroad outlet to tho sea, and will,
doubtless oo-opeiato In an. practical
moans toward such desirable cud."
The Astorlan N right Salem will
iislt in any and ewr.v m to bring
utsnit Uiokv ''"'Is Mhlch mo ofxiich
vital liiM)iuiiv in Astoria and tin
valley. Ye mvd vuiklug up, that
H all. , IViIiiim If n nu real live As.
torlaiui would iiiine among in with
tholr lists, u wutild ,wako, aibo,
ami Im) eternally hlcoscd,
across the sun beaten pralrlo to tho
lonely cabin set among tho billows
of gicen, far from tho rush of the
world's highways.
If I did not give John a suitable
deatli notice the next week; If I did
not feelingly portray tlie unselfish
heroism of tho boy whoso word was
his mother and whoso ambition was
to aid her In her necessities, it was
not because I did not try earnestly
and faithfully. I hope 1 succeeded
In bilugiug a little comfort to the
heart of John's mother, who may
yet bo waiting to Join tho noblo son
burled beneath tho carpet of sod
stietohlng away from bur door.
Didn't Know lllin.
The local statl' of tho Chicago
Tribune Is having great deal of fun
mi the quiet over a break iccently
made by a youngioporterw hndiwu't
know the rojies very well.
I'l'lio other evening tho young man
motives-, people will say she Jilted
mo becau-e I am poor. I guess I'll
bravo opinion and propose to her."
Texas women are workliigou can
vas a huge map of that huge state.
phia, lo be sold at auction for the
benefit of the Johnstown Mitlerer-..
1 1 i'i:i'sv.
.
H. PI RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. 2-511 Con1111e1Oi.il St.
SEE HERE!
JOHN F. STRATT0N & SON
1 Importers nncl AVholesalo dealers la
MUSICAL MK11UHANMSE. New York,
I -n nml 15 Walker St John F. titration's
Celebrated Itu slan Gut Violin strings, tlie
l-'lncotin the World.
Tldsrcmcih is becoming uo Well
know 11 and so popular Us to need no
special mention. All who have Used
c.iecincisuiei-ssing tlie same wmsr
1110 namooi each of tlio2(ll counties; of prnNe. A purer medicine docs
will tio worked "with some beautiful lmt txlst il,u' it i-s guaranteed to do
product made in tlie county." One 1 u,1ll,mt Ist'lalmed. Fleetric Bitters
m.v '.-... 1, ... ,. ' ".' ' I'orc all diseases of tlie liver and
V, , -.. 1, miKei man 1 KKinoys, will remove pimples, boils,
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-""miifiimiv oiiiiieiieiii com-' sail incuiii an
blued.
Irato fatherI sup nose you re
member you wanted to marry that
book-keeper of mlno about a .year
ago'.'
Daughter yes, father.
"A pretty soi t of a man you picked lrug store
out. 1 10 lias decamped with my
whole fortune."
You remember rather that you
told him lie could not have me until
ho got rich, don't youV"
"Of course the .wiling"
1 nave just reclevcd a dispatch
d other nf led ions
cnucd by impure blood. Will drive
malaria lrom thosystem and prevent
as well as cure all malarial fevers.
For cure of headache, constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters
Entire satisfaction guaranteed, or
money relundod. l'rico 50ets. and
fcl.OO per bottle at Dan'l J. Fry's
-O-
House and Carriage Painting,
Sign writing, Paper hanging and
decorating, Wall tinting and kal
sonnning executed in the latest
style.
Experienced Workmen Employed, '
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Call and see us before you let your '
work.
If there is nnono in the whole state
of Oregon win wants to return
to tlie east lie should read
this advertisement:
pi IB
5v KgWwl -1?
Our Giiiirantec If a dcnlcr receives a
complaint, (which ho believes to be honest)
from nny musician to whom he has sold
any of these strlnes, bo Is authorized by
Woman's lights Is not a mere
myth iu Eastern "Washington. At 1
Palouso City tho girls talk of organ
ising u baseball nine aiid they in-J
tend, to challenge tho world.
Kin,"
was assigned to wpoil a reception . Horn him nt'.Monlreal savlmr ho Is
among tho upper ten, Inasmuch 1 rich now, but Is perfect ly willlng-to
as It was a very exclusive .ill'alr, the many a poor man's daughter."
repoitcr knew that the names ofi
those In attcndiiuce were csH'cl.ill.v
deshvd, and he went to work
lo gather them in. Uo was doing
first rate when he ran against
a line gra.v-whlskeied old gentle
man, who ImppcM-d at (be moment
when the rcoi tor tackled hiuitolc
hi (In uutcrnl'a grt upot lad esnnd
gentlemen In accruer of one of the
parlors. The young man h.ol Jmuil
d iw 11 the names of the ctlu i, and
asked the gniy-U-ar.Ud old gentle
iiuui very jMlltcly:
"Will you kindly glw- inc ..ur
name, sir.' I'm making a lUt of the
guots "
lib?" Mid the old gcmlcnuii,
putting his hand to his car.
TltiitK 1 good sleighing ,ct In
auiijo districts In Manitoba, but the
papers announce (hat July will prob
ably break the UieKbomwif winter
and pull (ho vcm-tallon out of the
arthby the bairo, tn-lu.td, "' would like your name, If you
' r- t 'plwist.',"' ivp-atcd the n-p-itw-
Ax ellort Is to Ik made In lowatoj "KbV What?" And the.-ld nun
utrip tho law of Its nonsense, l.aw. Inclhusl his ear ntteutlwly.
yeni dcclatx tliat divds. warrants The wuinu in.uitbenelii: ' v-i
amlnllothcrlcfilil,vuH.r.c.inU(cut.lH,v's,i nhvold m ,0 W turmsi e." ilZ SiuuToundVaX
oown iiiiMmir lii the tunouut of '! hi decent socletv. I wonder " Uclf. It U merit that wtnj. and the
The Chlrf Kroxn (or tn Rrfat
wlietvatiY, and whcivfore.
h A Cincinnati! divine tnl.i 1,1. .......
Krvgutlrtii tho other Mmdav that
thew were men within mniud of his
voice who rented Iioum-h to gambler
hikI bad wonicnwho did not pjiv
thclr debt whit wcro liars and
chtotd. ) lo w III, of ixnirs rec-u-,.
ik.
call CooelKiwhcrc.
(vr tlmt City
Hcutikibhint
why hod.vsn't mrty hii mr tnimiH '? ll0' vum actuaiijr ae.
oi" I..H 1... ....k. ....1. 1 . wmpiuhe what It cUawU lor It, U what
ct. but be only Klitbch.d tilling. hM gtrea to ua medlclno a io,.ularity and
1111 01 wimi ami Mll In i l-c th.it ie stealer than that otanyoUier jarujxa.
larllisl tlnMluiuvrs: Mnrif Ulne rllli r Ml iurl-
,' w ",9 "f Ixtory the public
IICKvr RarvtuartlU cure ScrotuU, Salt
Wieuni and all ll union, lj-ppla, 61k
Headache, lilllouiuew, etrrevwes Thai
Tired Feelinc. create an Arpetlte, trenstl.
ni iheXne,bulld un the Whole Stera.
mi it.. ... . ... .: .
riirt ..1. 1 .....ti. , 1 -- ""M"iiiioi4Dyaiiuruj-
Hie old gvntleuititi lniknl b ihu. Ihiuiorli. freivartdbiai Uooj
ry whUker dcib.U.Vivl a IV,AU4 uSSSUfc"
'-.MUw llrown would lie a ch.trmin
i ntutrti a outijr imi ay,
"Ifshelmda (,'nod txiiuiilclou mid thoe
siKlts would pi ivm ;
Hut they simll her lnoks isniiplc-li'lj if
Ml Itiiin 11 would only tnlso
Dr I'lorioV liolden Mi-dlunt Dtstniwry
what 11 li.iii)-eliniigo'tuoiild iiiuke."
It would drlx out nil the liumon. from
lur lilishl .mil nuike It imre.
And the tilemliiliiw i-oiiipliilnul of
Hr, be ery wire.
This medicine Nthw (jrortt jiurtl!
..,...,,. hikI tiwniriiriui: erintilniw .t,,i
l'lit lu-s ill hhi vrtiiUh when It N ued.
''lie iniu cdl ite symptoms of Dys.
1 psla, or hidigcstr.in, am a dlstms
slnjf scos'.f wcnjbt, oppression and
ullness in 1 ho s'.imaeh, heartburn,
!. or apptiie, foul hrcath, Ik-IoIi-
ing, lliuuleiicv, nan-en 1 talus in tlie
slumldirs and liroa,t. l)r. Hen lev's
Dand.-lion INinl promotes healthy
illgvMluii and iciidvcs all unhealthy
s. mptutus. Sold by D.W.. Mathews.
i!i-rvim.aviMtiiirti hi this m-c-.
ItO.I III 1 )C IUI' llmli ,, ..II,..-
d.-'w- put tojretber, and ufuil the
1.1 -t lew w i8SiipMwcl to bo hi.
cirubie. 1 r a givut iiiauv jirsi
d clurfc 1 r-. .. umvl it a Khl disLse
ami piv in.n-d ImmI renasllcs, and I
i miii . .i. fiitnip to enm with
"A " ' 'll, I MIlutllHtl It in-'
i- ir ,il- -Heine b.is prowu iwtarrli
1 1 u- a -iistiitiiiiiiiul iIImi.. ,,...1
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f"OTlB 6,000,000 ropl Uiiievo tut it
oltoo Uijeet and most relublBuouao, and thcx uas
Ferry's Seeds
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Ktnowifelgea to t Xh ,
Largest oeeasmen
in the world.
D JI.FrnnilCo'i
IHmUitod.Detcrip.
tie and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For 1880
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D. M. FERRY & CO., Detroit. Mich.
A Bargain
For
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WM PROPERTY!
I TolExchange for
us to give him another string without
charge, und all such loss will bo made good
by us to our customers, without quibble or
question. (Bewnrool imitation.) Dealers
will please bend lor descriptive catalogue.
Trad supplied nt lowest price.
ST. PAUL'S ,
i:;:ipnGALAiP
JOs. A1.UKKT. Agent. . . Salem, Oregon
CE
In-
... DR. JORDAN'S
Ml'SELM . OF AXAT0.MV
I,ffl'i!!?1?lllo,f avoid
Jy you nre mnde. Consuitn-
i?v I!1.'1 ,,pwV'","t ier on
ally or by letter or weak
neses and nil dlseave o
men. sond r. 1,1.
Private otltcesu liear- street.
For Bargains
I
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Boys and Girls.
Tho school will open -on the 21th
of September. Thorough Instruc
tion In tho primary and
navuneed'
English Branches,
LATIN AND ELEMENTS OF MUSIC
In course.
TERMS and further Information may be
lmd on application to
KEV. K. II. POST,
Cor. Chemeketa and HtateSls.
8-20-tf
Northern Pacific Railroad.
A GOOD CHANCE
IN
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OO TO
TiioxAS minnows,
-Kor particular cull at this ofttce.
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GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TRAINS DAUA' !
NO CIIANQE OK OARS
SHORTEST LInFtO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.
The Northern Taclflc railroad Is the only
line running Passenger trains. Second claas
sleepers (free of charge) Luxurloui Day
coaches, Pullman llilace Sleeping Cars.'
mace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Port
land 10 the east.
fceethat your ticket read via the Northern
Puclrto railroad and avoid the
change ofcars.
i5 to SPfiflffiTS "
. Ifave l"ortland nt ? a. in. and & p. m.
dally arrl hi Minmiiiia nr ut rv.ii .1
tWBp. m.
PACII-II l)fVTl.Tr.V Tmln. 1ttV Prnill
hoo ran ftf?n?for' Agenu nndO Hivci dally at llrfB a. ro. and &W
ho?eumi,lnlll.''luok0ount, ftV1-' Arr.ieHtTncomant 7:10 p mand
na? iL TlU?H,.ti.lJE5Uklnea-.8Par8 i 4:,n m nrrU'" si1b Sa m and ;p. m
iujuuKai-uuiimni'HUce Sleeping Car,
eieganiduy connd, tlnefct Wlaee dining
aim betvreon l'ur.l.ind.'l'accHiaund Hattlu
direct. Ikillj aertliv. A.n. i:iiAiiT-T.T
aU l,en 1 Pass, Agent, la KuiA u, Cter, ,
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