Evening capital journal., July 01, 1889, Image 4

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THE capital rcvrcyrN'G JQUItyAL.
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THE CAPITAL J0I1RML
Ti:MH OK Hl'lWCKIlTION.
DAILY.
'One year by iimll- f:j 9
Hlx month- liy mull.. f
Tl.rn.l IIWItllll llV tllllll
I'cr neck, dcllcrcd by carrier
15
VKP.KIV.
.. -nr liv mall...-.-. . -
si )
'.V. month by mall , !Z
H,X- ?ei"r,!f ''I1 I" advance 1 W
Hlx mon" ' '
1-or rt vcrtlrii.lt wtwBPPly t2!!!!?
"IilHnWrlbcrKKTnKCAi-iTAi.Joi'u.vAi.
who do not win tlidr pnper rrRulnrly
I IH l oll"y thl. "Mire, BlUl.uaMrcM.ni.il
' 1 .....it n..i-fv H tree, ft
Ofiire. corner Covin mm
... 1...1..X of I'ronperlly.
A well known business man of
Bulcm remarked toaJoUKNAii re
porter this morning that Salem was
doing more business this year than
who had ever done before. This 1m n
well established fact, but in
proof of his declination he said the
order books of his llrm alone con
tallied double I In- number of orders
that they had ever hefoie done. All
ImpiovoinehtH that are being made
are of a substantial character anil
nri. iMilciiluted to remain as monu
ments lothethtlft and i.rogn-sof a
growing city. Now resiliences ami
store rooms are going up in every
direction, orehardsnrebeiiigplanted,
timbered lands are being cleared
ready for cultivation, ami a gencial
nlr of iiroL'iess is cverywlicio evi
dent. That Sakni will double, if
not treble her population and com
nieiclal Importance within a very
few years, Is ceitain or this prophet
Is sailiy mistaken.
Count) Noiiual limlltiiln.
A county normal Institute will he
held ul tho court house In Salem,
commencing on Monday, July 7th,
at which tho teachers of the county
aie earnestly urged to lie present.
Following Is tho language of the
bchool law In relation to this matter,
which will Illustrate tlulniportanco
of teachers' nttendancrf. "The coun
ty Mipeiintontlcnl shitll hold aniiu
iillyteacheis' ooutily institute lor
a tennpf not less ban three days
for the Instruction of teachers ami
those deslrtng to each, and all teach
ers In tho publly schools of Ills coun
ty shall bo rehired to attend, and
tho county superintendent may at
his dlscrelloiievoV) the certlllcato,
reduce tliegjrailo orYvfuso to grant a
certlllcato to any teacher who re
fuses to atto'nd tho county Institute
without cause."
More Cases ol (licet.
Stock Inspector Herren leports a
good many case of nasal gleet
among tho, horses throughout the
country. In tho .lory settlement,
south of this city, tbeio ato four
cases, In Gervais there is one ami In
another section two eases are re
ported. This is a very had disease
among the stock, as It Is necessary
for them to bo killed in order to
keep It from spreading. Mr. Her
ren Is In communication with tho
state veterinarian as icgarils the
matter autl the diseased animals
will lie killed, this being tho only
possible means of averting a general
epidemic among tho horses of tho
mate. -
Tlie Old l'laine Shell,
Tho old frame building standing
In (lie middle of Commercial sheet
near the South Salem bridge Is to bo
torn down. This building was
caught in that position when tho
city council passed an ordinance en
larging tho tiro limits to Include tho
waterworks. Mr. Adolph worked
studiously to get tho building In
place before the passage of tho oi'dl
imiiaucv, but met with failure and
refused to remove tho building, Tho
matter Is now settled, lCd. Hlrsch
huvng purchased tho eighty feet
front of Mr. Adolph near tin water
works, lloiuddf lOOOIorlt.
An Kiuomliim.
Tho Albany Democrat says: It
hurls a newspaper's conscience to
culoglo some of tho t roups that
stoim Albany. This Is not the case,
though, with (lie laurMlell troup,
at, tho oHm hoiitiu lust evening.
They aiv the best company of come
dians to visit tho city this year, mid
you see more acting in one of their
plays than in a doen of some that
come hero. The "Strategists" Is
funny without any stopping at way
stations. You split you sides sev
eral times in every act.
Thin oonimny are hero to-night
and they arc first-class, as all press
notices ami Indications would hull.
cate.
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All llirlitrnt IIUiv,
At a late hour Saturday night a
hose earl was biuight out to subdue
MONDAY -JUlV y
earl was l-IUlght out to subdue '' " '' ,,,.
i:;t'ata:;7;!z
v'eit bv iiWint uf tint nwti .....Ai'loxalur will bo put ill and sov-
an I
out i
""'""'"j '"'" " Mm iw in mi . . ...I..,
ohl .tuiii) on the llreynmu lots tllnili'lminpw will bo made In the ar-1
tho hank, w hero It had wnnmeiUMl '
iii timu lauir iiiuiv linnet v UOOr.
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IV eoilllUcrtil. Thl ulil ktnnm n,.-
llrwl with the oilier ml.ld.li ou
Thurwlay ami its not were longer,
iiiu uu vsvu rfp'iw,
t A Ornnil I'ompniiy.
Tlie preliminary peaon at the)
JJOStOII AlUPetllU opeilCd Willi IIIC
presentation of ''Kattl, tho Family
Help," a farcical, donatio comedy
In three actH. Tho title role was
cleverly given by MWs Marietta
Is'uhIi, who undo a hit ah the Ger
man maid of all work, and waH gen
erously applauded for her original
work. Her dancing was graceful,
and the wibot dance especially was
heartily applauded. Of the piece
little need bo said, except that It
abounds In tho most inirth-produc-hig
mistakes and misapprehension,
u hlch are well managed and so pre
sented as to make the most possible
of every situation. An exceedingly
funny delineation of tho part of Fln
nlken Fluffy was. given by George
Lauri, his ellbrts to master tho clar
inet being extremely ludlcrouw. His
dancing was a feature of his piet-en-tation
that called out deserved aj
plnuse. The Itieliard Flully of Har
ry IS. ISell wa a commendable piece
r work, and wai given with uspirJt
and a "go,; that was taking. .Bos
ton Traveler.
This celebrated company aie at
the opera hoti.-e In .Siilem soon
and will give one of the grandest
shown on earth. .Sectue your seats
now.
Stnto TeiicliiT"' Axiiirliilliin.
'I he .Stale Icachcm' jiss-oclation
ineclH at the legislative hall in fia
Icui, beginning at 7:.".0 this evening.
1'he pension will continue for three
days, with daily piouram as follews:
MOMMY I.VIINIMI.
J'llllC. '
AililiotKol Welcome H. A.Starr, Salem.
Mmlo.
UchIhiiipp . Herbert Kltlrcilgc.lliikcrClly.
MiihIc
Itrclliill'iii
Music.
Ledum - I. I''. Copoland.
.Music.
'lUlailMY MOK.MNO,
lien to notccOincI Prevent Imperfect I.cs
miiik H,A. Itunillo.H.ilom.
Physiology and IlyKlcnu In Schools I.
II. Hoi hit, Koeliir.
Dillliuuml Dlllli'iiltli'i of a New Superintendent.-
W.I. Ueynolds, D.iII.ik.
l.iniciiiiKU l.i'svmis In our ('onuiion
Si'l Is A.. I. (Jarliinil, Wilbur.
Ilntvtti Ki'ciuo J'niictiiallty and Hi'Kiilar"
lly J. SI. Williams, Kiit'cne.
AFII.II.NOO.N HhHSION
IMiioallimal Inslnuiicntalltlcs I. S.
Hu'icl, AhIiIiiiiiI.
Nrci'Kslllt'Sora l.lhcnil IMiicatmn 1).
W. .Iiii'Im, Athena. .
School UiiMTiiiiicnl J. A. Wallcor,
Albany.
AlrllimWnf Inst i net Ion In Composition
II. . I. Ilawthoin, Kunciie.
Tim lU-oltatloii Ml .Mllllo Doitulily,
.Monmouth.
General Discussion l'lacu ynil I'lini'llim
nt OtjI Instiucllou In Klomi'iilary Hchools.
liVK.NINd K1.SSION.
.Music.
ItcclliUlon
Muitlc.
Lecture J. V. Kills, llUUboro.
.Music.
Lecture Ira. I. Holt, Saciaiuvnto.
Music.
Sir. White Is Heller.
A lepoi'ler of tills paper vKltctl
Mr. White, the old gentleman who
was thrown from his buggy on Inst
Thursday night, at Turner, and
found him u little better than he
hail been Mnec the accident. The
old gentleman is considerably cut
about tho face anil anus, causing
very painful wounds. He is able to
talk some, but as ho Is very old it is
thought he may not live.
A Hlg I'liri'liiise,
S. T. Itlehanlson and 0. W. John
son have puivliiiMHl through Thom
as v Payne tho Karlo farm of 111)
acres, lylngjust over the liverin Polk
county, Tho purchase pilco was
sWO.WO. TIiomi gentlemen will sub
divide this farm, making of it desir
able small tracts.
Smile III); Vimtriifts,
Mr. Hoag lufoims the Vaqulua
ltepublicau that the contracts have
Iicok let for all the heavy work west
of tho Cascades ami that in a
few days ho will let some big von
tracts tin tho eastern extension of
the road. Work is to bo pushed
from now on without any stoppage.
CiimpiiH'etlnt; I'ln.ed,
Tho oanipneotlngolo!.od yesterday
at Turner ami aNo at Maoleay. A
large crowd has boon attending the
eaiupuieotlug nt Turner for tho past
three weeks and now that llttlotown
of Tnrniir u III liml; liimiiiii.i In mim. i
...:." ",v
parisou with the lively MtUui ofial
icampmeetlug.
All l'itnii I'm' I. il).
The Salem elgar inanuftietury
will soon ho removed to a more eon
tral liH'atlon and wlllocoupy it part
of tlieiHiu of Thomas A- Payne,
on State street. Tlie work rooms
will Ihj in the rear of this building,
while the ivtall store and hckferHiii !
wllltwupy oiuximir of tho front
room. i
i U ' I .-.w i
Ul'liU llniirMi'im iiU
Soon thcie will Ik made some
"";" "' """ " " ktouhu
I11HH - . .
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m 'il,' "."imiiui
Wllk.K.rr.. I irrlv.i.l tn S! .!.... '
this morning and aw looking the !
ixunry over, with ft view to a per!
iimueui uhxiuoii ner,
Supreme Court.
The Portland lumbering mm
and '
- inuillllliuiimii cuiniw'j "i'l"
the city ofKiit Portland rop.; np -
peal from Multnomah county;
JUdglllelllOl IIIC WWerclJIIIt. icvvir
and the cause remanded for further
tiiofM-iilinw. Onliilon lv Strahnn
J. Lord, .1. wrote an opinion con
curring. Petition for reheating in the rail
road commission cae denied.
It. McDonald, appellant, vs. The
American niortmiuo company of
Portland, respondent; appeal from
Multnomah county. Judgment of
the lower court modified, opinion by
Thayer C.J Lord J., concurred ex
cepj, he thought the allowance of
attorneys fees reasonable and ought
not to be disallowed.
Court adjourned till Tuesday, Sep
tembers, 1889.
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To This Complexion at Last.
"Alas, poor Yoiick, hast thou to
tills complexion come at last?"
Poor Yorick of old was immortaliz
ed by Shakes pen re, who makes Ham
let pick up and apostrophi.ehlsskull
in a country ehuich-yard. ISut the
Yorick to whom allusion is here
nuulo is one of the horde who has
assumed the role of book agent and
is demoralized by a Salem real estate
firm by their apostrophe, posted con
spicuously in the front window of
their olllco "Hook agents are re
quested to call early and
often; we wish to hear the
old lies a few more times before we
go to Abraham's bosom, where
agents are not and the subscription
llend trouble! li not.''
Not tbn Kiile Dazzle.
The icccntly organized lawn ten
nisclub have ordeied tliclr accoutre
ments and expect boon to be ready to
enter Into the great game In earnest.
It wus decided by some to name (he
club the a'.Ie Dazzle but this
grated harshley on tho cars of ma
jority of the thirty members and the
club will meet at the residence of
Mrs. G. W. Cray to-morlow evening
and determine upon a new name. J
Olesy in president and Mibs I-Milh
Hughes, secietary of the new club.
--o
Tim Hard or California.
Joaquin Miller, theronowncd poet
who resides in Oakland, Cal., was a
passenger on the north bound
Kugcne express to-day. He was on
route to Portland, and during tho
few moments of the train's stop in
Salem he occupied himself in walk
ing up anil down the platform try
ing to gain a view of tho capital city.
Tlie Modoc To-day.
Tho steamer Modoc will probably
go into service on thenpper Willam
ette to-day. It is stud that she will
make Salem, from Port land lit two
hours better time than is now being
made. She will havo nil sho can
do and more too, for the 0. It. fe X.
at Portland are receiving about r00
tons of freight for up-river points
daily. If they had another light
dratt boat, such as the Modoc, they
could keep her busy on tho route.
Tim siiimttciV Claims,
Unurvoyed lands up ou tho Sau
tiam cast of Mehama tiro being taken
and held by "squatters" almost
every day. There aro homo most
desirable claims in that region and
tho parties who aro holding them
hope to be able to havo the govern
ment make surveys soon. In this
they will no doubt succeed as soon
as a majority of the lands aro
settletl upon. Among those who
hive gone from this city are Mrs.
ltork anil MUs Hall.
Died at Slherlon.
Aftera shoit illness, Clinton Hall
dlid at his homo in Silverton yester
day morning at six o'clock. He had
not been sick a great while and was
thought to have hail rheumatism.
Tho funeral was conducted this
after noon at three.
llm Kattt Coiiiimn.!,
Tills popular comedy company ar
rived In Salem yesterday morning
and on account of lovs of their ad
ertlslng paper by the they had to
cancel some dates. This time Jhey
will spend In Salem, taking In the
sights of the city and couutiy, llsh
lm. mnl Ininllni. Tluw will .n.n,,,...
i"": :"" -' " "ri
theopem houm Wedne.iday and
i Thursday nights.
A limit lluttlo
11 otuilnuiilly ifttluic on lu tlu litimim !)
torn. Tho ttoinou of ImpiiHi hi. Hid Htrlvrti
to khIu iolr) uxor Hie iMHiotltutlon, to
ruin litMlth, to dnn: UHliiulo thv emm
,V (tHHl tWllHW llUHllvlllO 111 MlVll'S S.U
UlMkHUn hi tlm irikiihiii will, .l,luli . .1.. I
(Wul olio!! ir, Ji l o th ttetiienito ciutniy
flAMii Uim Held, and rvalorc hc iu UhI.
li" litwlth r numy n. Try ihUinvnl
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A ni.tlnu-iil.lu.l Prl.
A biHvlal oar epntalului' ex-Gov.
ltusslA. Alger of Mleliigtui, i -
s , T,umw ph u f v inwNmoexury ,. Aim for oy.u
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I'L'IIEIjY PERSONA!..
Rev. H.F. Moody of Few Is In
i the citv
J " Portland tliu
-S.armr fi.l to lorttaud uhh
i - ,
; Win. Oallhjher left on the after- (
, noon train lor laeoma
Clrns. Strain of Dixie, Polk
county, is In the city.
Prof. Jack Horner of tho Itose
burg school is In the city.
Miss Lou Allen left this morn
ing, for u trip to Portland.
Miss Josle Libert left on the
morning train for Gervais. ',
Amos Strong and wife returned
from their trip down tlie road.
Mrs. Frank McDowell left this
morning for a trip to Portland.
Dr. L. S. Skill lias returned
home from his trip to Yaqulna.
T. McF. Patton and wife re
turned home on the afternoon train
from Newport.
Misi Daisy Settlemire returned
this morning toher home in Sum
mervillc. -Sheriff Croisun is at Silverton
I this (tfternoon,atteiiding the funeral
of Clinton Hall.
Alvln ISowman has just return
ed aftera Hucces-iful tour In the In
terest of the Jouii.VzVL.
It. S. Wallace was at Corvallis
Saturday and addressed the small
fruit growers on the subject of horti
cultural matters.
- Mrs. Stevens.mother of Mrs. 13.
li. lSromell, left this morning for
her homo in Taconia. Mr. Uromell
accompanied hei".
Mrs. Belle W. Cooke and sou
Gaylord returned home to-day from
Mehama, where they have been for
tho benefit of Guy's health.
liOCAIi SUM3UIIY.
Salem will have another cirjus
this year. It will be that of Robin
son, early In September.
For yoJOlcat go to La fore's
to-day on s4ibtreet. tf
The Gcorgic Woodlliorpo com
pany will bo in Salem this fall,
playing hero during Stab" fair week.
G. W. Johnson has. sold his
farm of 190 acres near Davis ferry
for 1.000. Henry Ettrle was tho
purchaser.
Don't yoii forgejthat the Bon
Ton restauranVjs the only place you
can got a goqdquai c meal for tho
small BUnilftweuty-flvo cents.
Tho ladles of tho W. C. T. U.
will serve dinner on the Fourth,
from twelve o'clock until four p. in.,
and will bo glad to see all their
friends, old and new.
Assistant Adjutant Gencial D.
C. Sherman is in receipt of applica
tion from Tillamook for Informa
tion and blanks for the establish
ment ot a camp of Sons of Veter
ans at that place.
A Leo Feu Now, tho Chinaman
that was anested on Saturday night
for a China low, was brought up be
fore Itecorder Conn, but as the China
man would not appear against him,
ho was dismissed by paying the cot
which amounted to $1.1.35.
Painless dfcnjUn operations at Dr.
T O. Smith's, trfjstate street.
When you are nrcpaiiug your
picnic lunches or dlniers for tishing
paities, hunting tuttllts or general
outing parties yjfix will want the
best groceries, JHed meats, canned
goods, etc. VouavUI want- the
choicest a utbfo all looking for such
goods Squire Farrar's ih tlie place.
We have elghty-shtf acres In n Purchasers can pay 8 per cent, interest on half for live (o seven years
good state of cultivate, adjoining ' ro,V ,S:ll?'V. ,ako ,ralnt0 Tl'r',er a"(1 Heneo to Aumsville on Thomas
the thrivin townf Gervais at fGO i ,? ' h?ck ,lne'"V cal1 0lJ.th? owllSr; Mn Wl,1 Shaw ouo IniU' nor'h
iiil iiiuwiiK,imwun wcn.us, aiuu0( ,it.j1()t, or lor Anther particulars addroM
per acre, or ehCe of forties at tho
same price. Thirty acres of timber
near by at &jO per iftire a rare bar
gain. ' Du.ncvV & Booth.
It seems b.irbarous that the Sa
lem barbers should form a trust on
Pompadour hair cutting, yet such.is
tho ease and hair clipped after thai
fashion costs tho small sum of Hfiy
cents. Many a worthy" person will
now have to wear a le.ss fashionable
hair.
The faculty of tho agricultural
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dozen. lit,s Snell of Oakland was
chosen to the chair of houshold
economy, l'rof. Andersou of Cornell
to that of inechunics, a Ilarvanl
profcM-or to that of zoology and
entlomology, nu Amherst irraduate
t.l tllllt nf MUl.mt nliniiilot 1
. illll
Prof. French of Michigan as farmer.
a tioon ci'P ok cokvI:k.
I u a gntit utir.ictton forfi rvatnurant,
1 The outiw dnitt iNiom lUf.cnlinutd' V
I ih niiiMj nviinwisue or the many
ortt Attnuiu,
fTinnainifomv.
n iKliU eutlnir mrlor.
UIV OMVlltfUl i-otllv
rraMU Jkmt rltivule o.ui!h and oold. nnd
IrriUWUty of Ihs ulrjwMrfastw. gold
m -Tii
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n '? . "i-"-!)! lAiruiai all llldll - i
fSS sowers ffaaiMa;
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Witckft Myrrh lYMth .,. - . '
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'IhoiUBhtrollson until Mnpitcd
ui lie uaiiK or iinw .
This new plat just put on the market Is the most desirauic now i.a
Sal Sm for building lots. They Have no equal. fJl"
tine stateof cultivation, seeded in clover, with ajfjrf u rf, 2o Mj
,. t,u r travel, soil cood. elevatcdaiul level, has a line Mew or
Biuiiii'-), "v ivv...j - a -- "
ding country, the mountain' ranges and snow-capped
1 well water. Is twelve blW south of the Chcmckete
.i !,. ti.oco lot nrrfoircrwl by Jones & Watson on
the city, surroun
peaks. Pure cold
hotel and postofllce blocks
SSSS nhh d one-tenth In qr yearly pagujnj
without interest until .paid. These lots are now "cuyy orti cash
.. ti,n H,a nrleos named for them on longtime without interest. Gu-
eral lots have already been sold o which line residences wil 1 be crec ted
and a number more have been captioned. If you want one or inoic lots
call on JONES & WATSON, whwill show you the plat and the lots.
tmuiMBKjmi9JimvnrruiMrt1
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
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Corner StatKand Liberty Streets, Saem.
Specialties in liable Luxuries,
Fine Tea, an'cjCoffe, Creamery
Butter, CreamUlieese, ei:-cv
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Remember tlie
' lllf miv US VIITHWI 'y
ItlB ' iviil 111 mhm ! scbm & pohle,
Success in Rusiuess requires preparation ! TheieforeY thoroughly mafeter
Coniniorciul Arithmetic, business I'eniuuiMliIp nnd Business Correspon
dence, Book-keeping byyhorh Single anil Double Entry, the nature and
correct use of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Learn, also, Khoithand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work.
11 tneso are needed in business,
ienced teiicheis at the
One Mile from Ainiisvillc
Several fruit growers from the
locate with us and there Is room for
From Ten to Forty lores,
more or icss, uigii iiiiui geuu.v roiung, deep rich red s-oll, all under plow,
sulllclent fence. Price $40. Sample No. 2, 20 acres, more or less, partly
under plow, paitly covered with willows, gently inclining and level laud,
both red and black soil. Piice S22t toSiO.
J. J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon.
ryvilTWVT-bV,.AXliiB,ijJr"rirTrg.arisr-ft.. mjw.
r liiNsJliy Klre during
weather.
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HANK uioCK (UP-STAI11S.)
In the iVcIiIcof IVrtland. Queen ofl.lv.
nxl, yortlieru of liondon, tho Hernia-
sunini-Jwmiwnle, rvprenung millions
of dollar. mUI npeapllal.
in.1 or ino ll.iminiiv-.Mairilt'hiirt' Kir.i in.
"' .rw' "wunnnn for tho ronuvatiuu
ten,,V,TrklvdUeSve1eUV. W"T ,
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CANNED GOODS.
Place arid Call.
and are thoroughly tuuglit ly ex per-
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SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
and Ten Miles from Salem.'
east have denlnrod tliolr ininntinn tn
several more. Sample No. 1. 20 acres
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WILLAMETTE .
UNIVERSITY
Urnaimtes Students in
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Normal, Business, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
s.JeYnVtTtrin'Tho !
Bm???i "T1?8 flr,t i,0"Jy In Seplembcr
bend for ctitulojruo to
uo to
THUS. VAN SCOY,
Prwldeut.
Salem. Oregon.
"Mlssllrowu would be a oharmta.
I heard n younc man iv.
ein,"
"Ifsbehadagood complexion nnd thoj
imts would g(i nwayj
Hut they kpoll her look completely." If
Ml Brown would only tal;e
Ur. IMenV Uolden Medical Diovtry
w"l a happy clmngo 'twould mate.
" rUU.l.flrlve lk ' Ux
And tho blembhc camiilAucd of UW-
pear, bo very i.uri.
ThU medicine U the steal nurlilp, ,.ih
A FULL LINE
-OF
Crockery ami Glassware !
, Vltli Rpccl.iltles In
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Sels.
ItlDGWAY'S PA3I0US
Buckingham Pattern
OF
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCEgvfN
Ol" which wo constantly Tteepa full nne
nnd open htuck, enalillnR s ,fo make nn
Dlnnur unit Tea sets or nnye, or sell hv
the Klnglc piece. The finestVssortmentoi
CHAMBEI
Ever showiIn Salem
A RULjL STOC
OI tholntest -nnijf hnntt,somest patterns In
Hinanuits,
es-l'lenso c.i1 una examine our stock.
WELLER BROS.,
' 201 Commercial StreU
Salem, Oregon, havo received direct
Fr
T T .1 Nil I '
I'-rt lf ry "rt tii ll' rt-i
U
I'lllMII I1MIMMIH
Tho Finest Line of
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPRING WAGONSJV
STAGE COACHI
MOUNTAIN WA)S0NB
SICELETON WAGONS,
DOG CAHTS anc
OTHER JEHICLE8
which will bo siSld at
SEfS
i , ' - ,
Prices' and Tcim to Suit All! -
Thpso conrt'? ivi flrstl.iss nnd as their
stock Is very liuco n person can And what
they may wh. Their warehouse on State
street Is completely filled, and they have
another car load en unite now. Lookout
forthciu; foincthlng Jlne
MAIIYEL0US
'MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Onlj Genuine .System of Memory Training
Four Books Learned In one reading.
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Oieat Inducements to coircspondence
Classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A.
Hammond, tho world-famed Hpecinllst In
Mind Diseases, Oanlol Grcenleaf Thomp
son, the great lSyehologlst, J. M.Bucitly
JJ. 1)., editor of the Christian Advocate
N. Y.,lllchnrdPro3tor,thesclcntl8t, Hont
V. v. Astor, Jndah l Benjaman, and
others, sent post freo by
Prof. A. I.OISCTTI!, 337 riftyAve.,NT
Je-139. dw
ONE Of TJIU LARGliiTESTABLISU.
menu In tho State. Lower rates than
Portland. Largest stock Legal Blanks IB
tho .State, a-d. blgnest discount. Send for
price list or Job prlntlnfc and cntalosue ol
legal blanks. k. M. WAITE,
Steam Printer Sa!em Oreson.
IMCKSMITIIIXG and I1ORSESIIOEK0.
nnmnn o
Havo moved
Whpm tlipufl
49 State street,
for voric. aii
our old p.frou8 nnd frtendlNire Invited to
uui mm sec us m our now iocuiii. "
aro better prepared for work now tbau
ever having secured niore room. 10-l-tf.
' BLICKSJIITIIIXG and WAG0N3IAK1NG.
'Hi
OLM A OLOVRn.TtfE OLD IlELIABLE
lltHekBiiilths. lmvornmnvpdttielj'iihopio
tho corner or cotuincrclnl nndjmemekoto
Kti.., where theyre njady JtK sen e tD8
public Theynro-tfyHrpreoirfrd bctterthan
over to do all kliulAil v.ajF.n andcarrlago
I miiKingnnd rerailrlnvnil kind or oiac.-
I t-iiilthlus and roPjUPnv'. nad a eeneral
i horsilioelqKbusbkKs.'nyv haeall klnaj
I of fhoetet l,i infill;;, IuiiitLinadelct&,ana
flu thom In iuC-lentiflo miSuier. Special
' attention t'Urii totheconstnirttonofwe-
onsand cirrlBcoa. Kemember the place
oppoaltohitalelmurnnce bulldlnff.
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