Evening capital journal., July 06, 1889, Image 4

THE OAPlTAIi EVENING- JOUKNAL.
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THE CAPITAL JOIMAL
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TKIIMH OK HUHWIUITION.
DAILY.
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HIX mnnin iy limn .-.--....- . simuiianiuijuiii iiuikh iqiuu uiu
1li Itrnldeiifc of JM. Illmi'li Conaiiiiipd
ljr th Himcry I'liunr.
It was linlf pant eleven o'clock liwt
night when tho deep tones of the
I'fltKliY PERSONAL
JiiiIko Whitney
In the city.
of Albany Ih
Thrrcmontmny man i i I ,tl,il,,.,t ,.ir
Ifer roxk. lr.lrr-l liv mrrlpr is i IIIIHIIIHIII HIT,
wi:p.ki.y.
One year tiymnll .....-.... .81 FO
Hix month bjr mall .......... "
One yuir. If titild In advance 1 O)
Ul. months. If paid In advance ... OT
Kor ndvcrtlnlng rates apply nt tlilnolllio
AIIHubM!rtljcnitoTlii:UAl'lTAl.JnUK.fA1
who do not occurs their paper regularly
will notify this ofllec, giving iildrcxi,oiiil
the matter w III ho attended to nl mice.
Olllcc, corner Court nnil Liberty Htrrcts
SATURDAY JUJ..Y 0, 188!)
Iron llomn Talk,
The Dallas Iteinl.er, In Hjieaking
of thu iiroMheI Kalcm, Dallas fc
Luekliunute railroad, nay: "The
people of Kalcm, Dallas, Kails City,
and the Intcrmcdiato country aie In
dead earnest about building a rail
road. The tpicstiou Iiiih been on
their tongues forsonio time, and Im
now (jetting dcc) down into (hcii
bones. The business men of Halen
regard It an an exceedingly deslrnbli
thing forthcin, and think the prop' -sltlon
enthcly feasible. All know
that wo have a soil, climate, aim
surroundings Inferior to none in
Oregon, and loo that our ifsniiico
are not half developed. It will ad'
to thu value of every acre of land
along the way and open up iiianj
thousands of acicHthat would oilier
wine remain unused for years I.
conic. "
MrH. Moody, Miss Edna Moody i
and Miss Klttie Gill were passengers i
Mori- Alii Ni-i-ili-il.
A great calauilly ban fallen upon
Ellensbiirg, W. T., In her complete
destruction by Hume. The loss In
fully ft,0M),XM) and many people
havu lost their all and are In a desti
tute condition. Her Muter cities
should be prompt in responding to
the call for aid and Salem iiiiihI mil
be behind In the response. ICIIelis
burg waH geueioiiH in her assistance
to Johnstown and .Seattle, and now
that misfortune Iiiih come upon her
It Ih but mete that she Hhould be
helped In her hour of need. A sub
scription in Halem will meet with
success In behalf of the destroyed
city.
A flood Nhonliig.
"Did you notice that most of the
sales of ical cs'atc of recent date ale
made to partlcH from the cant who
propose making their homes among
lis?" Thin is the query propounded
ton JouitNAii repoiter by a pioiiii
nent Halem real estate dealer tills
afternoon, lie said that such things
looked well and spoke In terms the
most high of our prospects. It is a
fact that all the big wiles recently
have been not for mere Hpceulative
purposes, but they are made by peo
plu who come here toabldeand lend
their aid to the general upbuilding
of the country.
The .Misses McNary of north
Comnierclalstreet started this morn
ing for a pleasure trip to Newport.
Mre. Hurley returned home
from Albany thin morning, where
she has been visiting for the past
week.
Dr. L.A. Port of Salem starts to
day for San Francisco and from
there to New York, whence he will
sail for Europe.
dipt. IJ.ibcoek and family left
to-day for a trip to Mehama, in
sen re 1 1 of pure mountain air and
health.
Oicgon I'l'oa Anmicliitliiii,
The Oregon prow association will
meet some time in August at New
port to devise ways and means for
fie furtheraueo of the mystic art.
A number of paper and addres.ses
will be the order of thu meeting by
the Moral craft, A piogram will be
prepared and all thu featurcH of the
meeting will be attractive iih well as
entertaining. On (IiIh occasion the
members of the craft of the state are
exacted to U full of fun, informa
tion and enthusiasm, to say nothing
of sea llsh and taniiitnlajuliv.
l.uU nl ltliimxu)a.
Salem seems to bo the banner oily
of tho coast for ruiuiway accidents.
Ah a rule they are (ho remit of caio-
lessuesshi the handling of horses,
mid luckily are not accompanied
by loss of lifvi or bodily Injury.
Driver of horses should be more
caivfnl In hitching their steeds seen
rely and by this means avert fatal
It leu. '
IllaUlliltlmi of lIIWr.
This evening at eight o'clock at
their lodge room In this city occur
the Installation ofolllcers of Olive
lodge, I. O. O. !', All members and
visiting olllcers nrw Invited to bo
present. The billowing named will
Ik Installed: W. J. Clark, N. (I.;
1. A, Manning, V. (),; John Molr,
treasurer; J. T. Oregg, secretary.
Their summoning
tones announced that a conllngra
tlon was In progress.
Tho Ire was learned to be at tho
residence of Councilman Ed. Mirsch,
to which place the steamers ami
hose carts hastened. This residence
is at the corner of High and Union
streets and by the time of thearrival tls .,.,,..., fr portiand
ol assistance Hie names were leap
ing mudlyfrom the top of tliehou-e.
The origin of the Ire is supposed to
have been from sparks from a de
fective flue, there having been a lire
in the sitting room during the
evening. It caught In tho roof and
burned quite rapidly after making
for ItHolf an opening through which
a draft came to fan It.
dipltal engine was lirst of the
steamers on the ground, but as her
hose was attached to a itisty old
hydrant her prompt arrival was of
not much avail. TheNoith Salem
litw fait has the honor of having
the Ill's! stream on the blaze, but as
there was not enough city pressure
tothiow the water over four or live
feet, theslreftm could not be placed
to do any good. Tiger boys worked
nobly Ith their engine at the race,
but as soon as the pumps would be
put to work they would burst u see
linn of hose. Taken all In all the
Hie was fought in the fAcu of
uuipbcrlcss (linicultie.a. Hut the
llnmcs wcio at last conqucrcTI, not,
however, before the second story of
tliu house was a complete wreck.
The electric lights went out
promptly on lime, just a the hose
was being leeled up. And after thu
lire was all out, and while one Hue
of hose was putting out a few stray
spark, thu city water works had
heard there was a lire, so to speak,
and then they put on some pressure.
They might as well have saved
themselves then, ,ns their very poor
services were not requited In the I
"'i'-1". i of deeds by the governor
II halem must depend on such a
low pressure In case of a sea of
Hume she had far better place a
cistern .it every second corner "and
let the city water crawl along for
domestic purposes. Had there been
any picHstiru on last night this Hie
could have been conquered In a few
minutes from thu time the Hist
stream was on, but theie was none
and the poor water sei vice is respon
sible for (lie (lest ruction of the lesl
dence. ,,
Most of the clothing, trunks, furn
iture, etc., in thu upstairs rooms was
saved and the loss will not lie
Heavy. Tim house was the properly
of Mrs. Hermann of Portland.
Tlip I'rtllmlnnry Sciriry.
HurveyorDarr of Albany is In Sa
let'n to-day and says that next week
' he will hei'ln iimnlmr Dip nrellmf-
C. A. Leabo took the morning ,,.,-.. an. ci, .,.,. i .-
-.. .....!.. . J'"iu,.;i....iynUUi-
torinrallwayeninpany from Alba
ny to Astoria. Awake Salem!
I train for Canby.
i Geo. Dodge took the afternoon
1 train forllrooks.
Mrs. Dylnnd uent this morning
to Kern Itldge on u visit.
NOB HILL
This new plat just put on the market is the most desirable nowoHered
only TM.-ntj-KJve Cent. In Ralem for building lots. They have no equal. The whole plat Is In a
Why not combine pleasure w ith I fine state of cultivation, seeded in clover, with a good turf. No grubs, no
business as A.. I. Jiasey will curry
MiRsOllie Miller left this mom- i you In his cab for the above price,
iug for Stayton on a visit. !
stumps, no rocks or gravel, poll good, elevatcdand level, has a fine view of
the city, surrounding country, the mountain ranges and snow-capped
peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemekete
hotel and postofilce blocks. These lots are ofl'ered by Jones & Watson on
Installments, one-tenth cash and one-tenth in quarter yearly payments
without Interest until paid. These lots are now actually worth In casn
Tin: Fly Crop.
The common Ily lays more than
100 eggs, and the time from egg-lay
ing to maturity is only about two 'more than the prices named for them on longtime without Interest. Gov
weeks. Most of us have studied
geometrical progression. Here we
f-ce It Illus'trated. Suppose one fly
commences "to multiply and replen
ish tho earth" about June 1st. June
15, If all alive, would give 150. Sup-
j pose 75 of these are females; July 1st
would give us, supposing no cruel
I wasp or other untoward circumstan
ces to interfere, 11,239 flies. Suppose
502.3 of these are futilities, we might
have, July 16JH, 34:,720 flies. It
might cause bud dreams If carried
on further.
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, wh t will show you the plat and the lots.
"What is the most money ever
.secretary ol Mate McJJrlilu Is ' madu bv a. tw.r In mm MnW w,.a
visiting his old home at St. Helens ;us,ked by a New York Sun man of
and will accompanv a party on a i of an old tugman in South street.
triptotheMou.it. ! i.T, very ,,.,,. ....
Mrs. C A. Shellnede of Jlose- tallied was when two tugs picked
THE RELIABLE GROCERS.
KELLER
k
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem.
burg cainu down on the morning
train. She is visiting at the resi
dence of Supt. Geo. Downing of the
penitentiary.
Jaines'Uatchelorlcft this morn
ing for a trip toward Mill City and
Mehamii, Mr. llatehelor has been
suA'ci lug from a very sore hand and
will be gone a lew weeks.
MICAIi.Sni.MVUV.
James G. Clark, the great poet
singer, will be In S.ilem about the
aid of July.
15. K. Underwood will deliver a
scries ol tlnce Iccturcn in Halem, be
ginning July 10th.
K. 1). (illson of Itit.ville, W.T
up a derelict oil Sandy Hook. She
was in good condition but had been
abandoned by her crew who were
panic stricken. She was drifting
ashore and the courts allowed her a
salvage of 28,000 lor tho two, or
$11,000 for a day's work each. Hut
that wasn't a towing job. The
biggest price ever paid by a ship for
towing at this port, so faras I know,
was when a ship captain had beat
his way up to the light-ship after a
long winter voyage from Manila.
teaching tills point with the harbor
i before him, tho northwest wind be-1
came a gale ho colud not face, and!
; lie saw the shores of Staten 1b-
i land fade and thought that he had
I Itermuda hard nbrnuil. Hn eniililn't
M'HU Ifl.ll'lt M Hlwil III .1.1 iiiiliitilluuliiiifi. I . . .1 i
. ..iw"""" i.....i..i.--,iwih.-i iKuiuu nun prospect and was com
pelled to pay 1,500 by a heartless
Specialties in Table Luxuries,
Fine Tea, and. Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream Cheese, etc.
A FULL LINE
OK
Crockery and Glassware!
With specialties In
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Sets.
HIDG WAT'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
-OF
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which we constantly keep a full line
nnd open stock, enabling u to make up
Dinner nnd Tea sets of nny size, or sell by
the single piece. The finest assortment ot
CHAMBER SETS
Ever shown In Salem.
A FULL STOCK
Ot tholatc't ind lmndsomest patterns In
Glassware.
S-I'lense call nnd examine our stock.
WE LEAD m CAJSTJSTED GOODS.
Remember trie Place and Call
WELLER BROS.,
201 Commercial Street.
m
I'm' Xiiklitllli,'!Yiin.
Pror. 10. II. and -Mrs. MeKlroy,
Mls Uiinle Lewis ami 1 ('. l'er
rlnc Marled Ibis morning for Xash
vllle, Toon., where they will attend
the National educational association.
Aside from theabove named, Oregon
will be rcpiesentcdal thisiu-Miclatlon
by unless than thirty teachers, some
of whom are: l'rof, M. 1j. l'ratt of
Astoria, l'rof. 1). V
Athena, l'rof. II. V. Ilerren of
Portland, President Van Pcoy of
Halem and Prof YiiiiHcoyuUcUcrMHi.
Superintendent MoKlroy look with
him for free distribution a large
number of copies of "lieMiurces of
Oiegon" and other Oregon immi
gration literature, in all about ten
thousand pamphlets, He also has a
large school exhibit, consisting of
drawings, free hand and mechanic
al, crayon work, sketches and other
hclino) products. This school exhi
bit has been collected and forwarded
by the public scluuds of the state.
There Is uImi a crayon and drawing
Painless dental operationsat )r
T. f Smith's, 112 State street.
The Capital lumbering mills
have secured a good lot of logs, and
Will be able to start up again on
Monday.
Thomas it Payne this afternoon
sold to .1. Myers a farm near Howell
prairie, consisting of eighty-live
acies for $1100.
Services will bo'lield morning
and evening in tho HuptNt church
by llev. 1). C. Hills of Kau-as.
Sunday school at lUtn. All are cor
dially Invited.
Don't you foiget that the Hon
Ton restaurant is tho only place you
can get a good sipiaio meal for the
small sum of twenty-live cents.
Duncan it Uooth this morning
sold to O. C. Churchill a farm con
sisting of lllty acres. Mr. Church
ill will move his family from Colo
rado to this city very soon, lie Is a
carpenter by Initio and will make a
good citizen.
Archl. Klatineu received nultoii
Jarvis ot , painful wound yesterday evening at
the asylum while assisting in un
loading a steam Heater, 'It sllp)H'd,
striking him on the calf of the leg
and making a wound to the bone.
When you are preparing your
picnic lunches or dinners for llsldng
parties, hunting outfits or general
outing parlies you will want the
best groceries, dried meats, canned
goods, etc. You .will want the
choicest and to all looking for such
goods Sipilro b'arr.ir's is the place.
tug captain of about
disposition."
my size and
A Umatilla county farmer bought
some "English Moult" wheat at an
enormous figure. His neighbors all
poked fuii at him for being so easily
hwI lulled. Now the wheat has
come up, 110 grains to the head,
large, plump kernels, finest thing
out, uud-tlio farmer has put the price
at 10 n bushel for seed wheat.'and
his neighbors are going to buy.
A iiieiil lliittle
Iitiiiutluiinlly koIiik oa la tho human hy!j
tern. Tho demon of Impure lilixul strives
to gain victory oer tho constitution, to
ruin health, to dniK victims to the Brave.
A good reliable- medicine llko. Hood's Bar
sapailllals the weapon with which to de
fend ono's i self, drlo tho desponito enemy
Irom the Held, nnd restore peace and bod
Ily health for many years. Try this pecul
iar medicine.
1 KEY
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.0 0 U liljiioO ! ! SCRIBER & POHLE,
FOUND!
Success in Business requires preparation 1 Therefore, thoroughly master
Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship and Business Correspon
dence, Book-keeping by borh Single and Double Entry, the nature and
correct use of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work.
All these are needed In business, and are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at the SALEM BUSINESS COLLEUE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
Vlmu'i-1 Appointed,
In matter of the location of a
couutv road toilv tVot u-lil fr.im
exhibit forwarded by tho State Ag- U,H i.:,rrt , xU)m u, llorniwwt
ricunurai conego ai i orvaius. cigiu ,.....,.. ,,r ..,. bK, ...,..,,., ,.f ,,. 0r
hundred and llftv square feet have
been secured for this exhibit In the
grand exhibition pavilion at Nashville.
Thu Cupllal CM) Hand,
The ioople of this city wish to
have a good band mid the young
men of Salem who are now mem
bers of the baud are trying to get up
iti not class hand, iiio citizens
i hhould help them In their struggle
i'
gon laud company's Capital city
fruit farm the county court up.
appointed viewers as fnl.
i lews: Thomas Caulleld. J. J.
Haxoy and Sampson Jonus and
W..I. Culver, surveyor, to lew,sur-
voy and report upon said location of
road, view to bo made on July 10th.
speak In Word of 1'rnl-e
Tiling who wont to Albany from
No .Mom liiplitlirrin, ',nu Miuscrino a small amount caen I i.'in me ruuiui sjh-hii hi giow-
That terrible and death-dcallng! toward securing a good leader. l"K temn of their reception, enter-
nmliidy, diphtheria, has had Its run j When Prof. Coomer was leader of; lalnmeiit and treatment at tho rail-
on Howell prairie. Two members I tliin baud It was one of the best In ' road center. The committees mio-
of the fiimlly of C.S. Morgan weiv tlu1 state and the boys mo all verylwoded nicely in raring for their
.11 v kit i.s.
We desire to say to our citizens
that foryears wo have been selling
Dr. King's Xew Discovery for Con
sumption, Dr. King's Xow Life Pills,
Uucklen's Arnica Salvo and Electric
Hitters, and have never handled
remedies that sell as well, or that
have given such universal satisfac
tion. Wo tlo not hesitate to miar-
antee them every time, ami wo stand
ready to refund the purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not follow
their Use. These remedies havo won
their great popularity purely on
their merits. Sold by Daniel J. Fry,
druggist.
sm: INVESTJlKNT.
Is one which is guaranteed to bring
vou satisiactory results, or in case
of failure a return of purchase price.
On tliis safe plan you can buy from
our advertised druggist a bottle of
Dr. King's New Discovery for Con-'
sumption. It Is guaranteed to bring !
lelief In every case, when used for'
any ntt'ccllou of throat, lungs or,
chest, such as consumption, inflam
mation ot lungs, iironchitls. asthma,
whooping caugh, croup, etc. it N
pleasant and agreeable to taste, per
fectly safe and can always bo de
pended upon. Trial liottles free at
I Daniel J. Fry's drug store.
A IKHIU I'l'l' Ol' OOKKKK.
U a Ktvat attraction for a rntnumnt.
Tlio rotlVo drtitwi from liellenbnind's Put
out ooiliv receptacle U one of the many
IJrotit Attraction of his rotlng parlors.
Tlmuisiu tsofeuiMof lit excellent coffee
nrwMluetry week. And x fur oyterw
and iiimU ho cannot b eUiiled In the
tio. if.
iiivt tiKi.u n;i:i.iN(i.
Attllcts nearly ewry one In the spring.
Tho sylem liavlni; Imhxiuio neciiktomeit to
llttfttmclucnlrofnliitcr, Is wenketusj by
tho warm d.i soft Inn-handing ceawin, nnd
FRUIT FA
ta Ten to Forty 1ms,
One Mile from Aunisville ami Ten Miles from Salem.
Several fruit growers from tho east have declared their intention to
locate with us anil there is room for several more. Sample No. 1, 20 acres
more or less, high land gently rolling, deep rich red soil, all under plow,
sufficient fence. Price ?40. Sample No. i, 20 acres, more or less, partly
under plow, partly covered with willows, gently inclining and level land,
both red and black soil. Price 221 to &i0.
Purchasers can pay 8 per cent, interest on half for live to seven years.
1-roiu Salem take train to Turner and thence to Aumsvlllo on Thomas
Bros', hack line, and call on the owner, Mr. Ym. Shaw, one mile'nortli
ot dejwt, or for fuither particulars address
J. J. HARDEN, Stayton, Oregon.
Salem, Oregon, have received direct
mm noTmin
M01W11 1(1
The Finest Line of
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPRING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
MOUNTAIN WAGONS
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CAItTS and
OTHER VEHICLES
which will he sold at
Prices and TnstoSiiitAH!
These goods Taro firbt-tlass nnd as their
stock Is very lurjio n person can nnd what
they may wsh. Their warehouse on State
street Is completely filled, nnd they have
another car load en route now, Iook out
for them: somethlnsfine
Fire!
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MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of Memory Training
Four Books Learned. In one reading.
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
.Great Inducements to correspondence
Classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. 'Win. A.
it?11PV9"'1' ,l10 world-famed Specialist In
.Mind Diseases, Daniel Ureenleaf Thonip.
son, the creat 1'syc hologlst, J. it. Buckly
it-'. ,or f the Christian Advocate
!; u "'chard I'rojtor, the scientist, Hons.
. n.iuuii, uuuuu i-. uenjaman, and
others, sent post free by
rror. A. NOISETTE, 837 Fifty Ave., NY
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PRINTING.
miiiiii rt xE OK TIIK LARGEST ESTABLISH.
I JJinents In the State. Lower rates than
'St
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F!.. llAll I AMCTTr
I II V J I I Steam Printer Salem Oreco'n.
UNIVERSITY
lFBP mf.a tlina.
Portland, lnnrest atrulr Tjifr.il lilAnvu i.
tho State, a-d blcrcest discount. Spn.t fn.
klogue c
. err."
rinter Salem Oreeon.
look out for las?y Klre during the hot J
weallier.
(Jmrtuates Htuileiun in
liisiire Ajrainst Loss
n
carried off liv It. ami four hiIion nflktHMl nlaveiti hut need Instruction to I KUi'st.-.thoreliyendiwrlnKtheuis.elwr! rwuUiy yield to attack of dUense. HixhV
thuAttiilly luul In a nut wvow l' tlu-m out. Tho eltle. Mil.-,' the lumrU f the recipient- "H V,
WITH
form, but lmvo now nlKiut iintivered. mtIIkhI enough tolmllda luind.staml ' fttvop.
I in Hmum ayei.uo and now tl.e.yj , , ,..,,,.
Mr.M.ril.UuVrr,IH. HlKlll III help the U).Vr. lu K,. ,. I Ul ovohIhr UlUW MUS llwlv
ImilMd Mil. .rl. It... .ol... v.l.l.... t.. It I.. I .
w...,.r .j.ii,. ,,,, Mini irriiit'n ill , iiiiiiti.
JCit Salem, Is ".rowing very wtvk '
and Inn nwivery li now a uuuter of
ntIoui, doubt. 1IU ixniiplalnt
ttinwr and he Ih not far fituii vlglitv
yearn of ngy. Ho Ih the father of
twenty-two children.
1NIU. CIlMHiiril.
I tut her than
tuneN mt bulUU up ever) ivirt ot the body
l nml alio expel nit Impurities from the
I UkxxI. Try It IliU miimiii.
W'rlxht'a lllurklH-rrv linlltl mi Infill.
bio rrimsly for Iho mit oUllimtc nu ol
Ohtrrlum wild I . binary . ,vld by all
droits lot.
Wrli:hr Mrrh Ttioth Siap route oft
ouHiiKTur i'Mj time jtm have u bnuh
Ith It. Try It, !Sitit by all itrtwuu
, . I runaway over In .guth Saleiu. It
Nii .io. urn et. i was (he team of tllirlt. l'e'teion,
San Jik Mill, the notorious mtu.-. which uimle kxhmI time, tnuchliii!
i hlir, MepiHHl forth fnini tho .Mutlui. only at the crosswalk and hluli
iviinty itll thin morning, oiav mure plnceN until the wmmou was uiiMt. Wruiir ium rrw cxtw uncjuaicii for
Hfhviimn, havliitf Mrve.l I.U mil I. Mr. K'lviwii wtu ihmwn out andiaMrW."
I term as MuteiiiHl by Judge Hoi,; bnibwhtulio IrnUlv. Tlu wttiwn was " '" awl-
I u I 1 1 11 11 t ' M""MW ' ' ""WIMWW SWyTfllM
iih uHiuiiiiH. MIMI IMIV lU'WU IK U UHHl fk'K.
wuilli'l Willi this witm-u. II.II.I.W kti.hu eiiargu, --- rr-
... Illi.lt iillil,li(i.a -...-.,.. ,-T...... , , T.
iwier Ueorge Kogem has divided '""" ""'"""
inuin ft4iiitnr ilia noiiiir "fin wi.ii.. .. .... ... k
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JemK'rat. Hn publication day will, J. W. Lyounnf Uolunu, .MoutaiiM,, ly MnK ihiuuiditliitfoj" iMiitlue nv Komiwly.
lie Faturday and the Initial uumUr lvtorlny ovenlnj; piuvlu-cd of l . counts, Tlwo nt Mivtimt rvul piv-j Mr. Keniunly wtis well advanced
wiiiiK'tsiu-iiiotiie puiiue mi i-ii..lnwotth a twenty-acry. tnict. The lillntn.yvl t. W dh.ptv-.-d of us well,' In years and an old pioneer of'
lay lfXt. jiurelmMt jirliv wa JWl. iw iviildemble other busimv., Orygon.
ISAAC A. MANNING,
HANK RI.OOK (UP-STAIItS,)
! Classical, Literary, Scientific,
j Xornml, Business, Law,
AND
'medical courses.
it ii the oldest. lnri.At nm, ,;... .
jjjve 'atltutlou of learning In the North"
School opens fln,t Monday In September
Send for catalogue to '
and nOBSESHOEKO.
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SORIBElt 6 POHLE
Hae moved to 47 and 49 State street,
hero they aro now ready for work. AH
our old patrons und friends nre invited to
, call and i.ee us in our now location. We
are better prepared for work now than
e er lia Ing secured more room. lM-tf.
IT!
THUS VAX SCOY.
lreldenu
talent. Oivgnu.
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uivcmiii (wiimiisiiitmwr!) arv in Kril,;1.. ,,.. ISS,, ,lf,.P ,
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In the Puclncof INiril.inil, Qu.vn of IJv.
erixiol, Northern of Umdou, the Cifrma.
nla or the ilinbiirs-.Mndfbiin; Ktro In
luntmniiiiMks rvtimvutius inlllloiu
of dollar, jwld up raplUil,
and WAG0XM1M.
, IIOIJl!. THE OLD ItELIABLE BIACK
.1 mlth, j"a removed his shop to
the corner of Commercial and Chemekete
, public. He U now prepared better than
ever to do all klndoruSnn Jl Z.JiiaJl
n.l".!IiKa,ul repairing; nil kind of black.
uuiuuiK auu repairinj, nnd a general
horws shoeing bmlne llehas all kinds
nuthem in u utentiti. mnn..' u.'"r..
attention given tothe con8Tction oTSag!
MMIs llrown would bo n rturuilng girl,"
I hcurxt a -oung mau mv.
'"rS'K'"" a,ul ,,iwSar
itut they jxj!1 her looks compleicly." If'
jiu iirown would only take
Vr. llerwy Uolden Medical DlMoery
wliat a happy cliange 'twould tnake.
II would drle out all the hnmnn. iw..
' ber bloi-wl ami mutn it .....
I ...... ... ak .rU,c-.
- - - - - i Ana lh blemUhes rumplalned of dlvip-
..... .. . lr. be wrv ur.
riiiif nop Lviery auu I hamoiiillrt ' th . . . . w.xutiuk4uiiiMn HtmutmUtwSi
UlUer recommit by lb. mo.u'minni .ThU mfUlota cr" Puritler of the JGHli.T.Sft rf'rSoZS. 7rK?
jot inta.ictlng, Md by H y o. Vltch will -mn -nth when H I. xxSa, JS
,..w r,V.1 ! "'rvuml Synip or ?vii.ivir-1
ilia a rt-IUble medicine for th reuo afltin
if the blood. Toiirt and build, up the . '
rm. rurrs kiu uiMtw etc !ild by II.
mn only!
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