Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, July 29, 1889, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextgflaatTI TUB CAPITAL EVEIONG JOUBNAl.. it- u 'J . ft ft. Irf 4 II iif e capital jodriml m.. .... .it. utttu.tl IlrrTMV IMUinur nun-i.ii"''"'" haii.y. that left Salem nn liour luto hint 2.n.e!.r.!!?V."'"-".i :J SWiilm: ran into un own switch nt nijt ininiiii uy until --- -- .... ...... I ii. Tlireit Intuit ll llV fulll 1 .' IVr wk, dclhcred bycnrrler. WKKKI.T. . Onpyonr by mull ' 'fl bl- .. t . II 7l nix. muiiwin ii) iinni - urajra.1. raining ?i six moiil 1 III". II lHlni in mnmii.r " Kor advertising rates npply nt this ofilco ' AllHuliBcrHicrHluTliKCAl'iTAl.Jol'KNAL, who do not sccuro their impcr regularly will notify thin olllee, giving mldrosi, nnd Die inntlcT will be attended tout once. Ofllec, corner Court and Jl.llK'rty Hlrei'l MONDAY JULY M, 1S8I) A (liildrn Opprirtiiiill. To he sure you will wish to hi-nr f.-iiin Halem every day while you aro at the seaside or in the mountains and if you will leave your order heio tho dally Caimtai. Joi'iinai- will be furnished you at only llfty cents per mouth. Il"inenil)tr this and before Btarliiu to the eoiit leave your order. A ( nit In ill I'll IHfiMt. Tills Is th best year Newport and Yaqulna Jl.iy lime known, and as a summer report thlsslielleied harbor is rapldlv taking rank among the roremost of the I'a ill Northwest In fact, as a wiileilng place Newport knows no superior, If Indeed, she ac knowledges an equal. JOvery w here from Olsenvllli! on the east to Hlg c.'eek on the north and .-en I rock oil the south llulter the w die wing of the bundled of tented blids of jiassage. The summer tourist Is at i Newpoit In great number?. All i over the hills to thu ninth of New- port and every wheie along south botch the (enls of pleasuic seekt rs are jiltehed. Newport itself Is alive, , as thu crowded condition of tin I hotels and streets would indicate, ' while cottages or even rooms are in great demand. The citl.eiis of New-1 port pronounce this by far the mint ! prosperous season they have known ' and those who have eaieftilly noted tho arrivals and departures during I thu past lour weeks give it as their opinion that in the vicinity of the Hay there are at piusciit no less Hum iiOOO strangers. These nuinbeis they say will be augmented at least one half before the season readies the climax. Nuwport Is a pleasant ic sort, and thu people of Oregon have but commenced to honor it with a deserved appreciation. Salem con tinues to be tvcll rcpicfoutcd there, and ni.iny of her delegates will re main at the beach as late as Septem ber. Albany, Kugene, t'orvalllsand In tact the entire valley has Its lep rcseututlves among the tourists. Tho popularity of this lesoil this season alllirds ample ioom for conjecture as lo tho future but tho futuie of Vmpilnn Hay as a safe harbor and a famous summer resoit are assured. Sllll'lllltti Hi Nl'HllU'l'll. The Cai'ITAI. JopiinaIi Is In ie eelpt of a letter front NcMueca, the celebrated sea-sldu resort, and from It the following extracts aro made. The letter Is from Mr. K. I'oUnn. lie says: ''There nro eighteen tents and 100 jMMiple In our camp all Sa lem people and they are all eidoy lug themselves In a Hue manner. Wo have everything that Is good to cut lish of all kinds, clams, mus sels, crabs, uud chlckeiih for sale at twenty-live cents per head. J. ' Smith came In from tlshlng just now (I'riday) and gave Mrs. Lowns dalea trout that mcasiiics eighteen Inches In length. Kverybody is get ting so fat and la.vthat It U dllll cult to tlud anyone who Is willing to do the woik. I'uele Mat Horry ! ''ill timber it In-glns to Wi Inquired, Is so fat that every camp stool in the ; "Where havetlm committees gone?" tented village has fallen under his I Alt' they allvm.r have they crawled weight. Since- beginning thN com-, I'd" their holes and pulled theojHn niunlcallou Crawford, linker, Skill, higs In after them? This matter of and Koss have arrived bilnglngl" nil I way In this direction is not to alsuit llfty more people, Kvervthlng Is lively." Front the U'nivr of this message it is learned thai at (he election of olllcers of the camp Freeman FoNoni was elected city marshal mid pre-onted with a Hue nlar llsh which he Is now weaiiuc upon his breast. III11111I l'iiUuiilii I'liiii'il Saturday morning while Chmllo Kciihon was at woik tlircnlilng four miles front Turner he had the nits fin tune to run a splinter luto his left hand, U'tweeu the third and little linger. He tried to remove It him self but fulled In tlionttcmpt. Hlood olsoulug Immediately set In mid Mr. HeiiMin came homo yesterday morning. 1IU condition l now critical, us hl arm has swollen to the shoulder. It Is not known whether It will hciunputiitcd or not, hut such It Is feared will ls ucccssn. ry. Mr. IU'iimui miIU'Iy a great deal , from I he ueeldeiit. .- full Srii It tlruvi .Ml aliM'IHv of but two weeks l! Milllck'iit lo dciiioiistnito lo mi olnj server the fact that Salent Is Improv- lug ut an unprecedented lute, l'ar-i tit returning front their outing 1 (ours Niy they can almoM mv It' limiv. The fact is, Salem I Improv' Inj.' morv (lilHMinimer thuii -heever (till iH'lore. Itiii: wim:cki:h imsskmskiituain. i The DiirIiu'it fa i:niti'l tit Die A Terrible Accident. I ...I ...n. t lit itj I- ... j IR'SOUIII IIOUIKl mmoriliac.1 JirCrtH . . . ' Lebanon Junction IuhI nlht, and telegraphic col - was ilcrailntl. 'I hit uniiiH to-day give tlio particular of mo UCCIIIUIII. the accident. ,.. ,.,,, . .. ,,.,. ,- Ji.r? ni'ii;ui uiurvu , '.unvj . flvo hours to the overland train this I morning, and when It m rived here; , it had on board the injured men. , They were enroute to Portland, wherc they will be put under the euro oi the houtiiurn racuic's metii- eal attendants. A .Iouiinai. report er visited the unfortunate men while the train stopped here. The engin eer, Jack Miller, was burned severely, and his recovery is a matter of doubt. He was burned and scalded about the face In a horrible manner and also about the body. Mr. (Juthrie, the 11 reman, was also seriously burned, but II Is not expected Ids liljiuies will prove fatal. Kiom the moment of the neuireiieuof the accident the injured ones were given the kinile-t treatment and most careful musing that human love or sympathy loiililglve, but the lesults are not to bo coiijeetiued. Luckily noiieof tho piccngcrs were IiiJiikiI. Si'bool I'miil Ajmrtinmiiiit. The apportionment of the state , school nuiiiey for the present year has been made by the state board of I land commUsiouei's upon theeuum i oration furnished by State h'chool , iSilperlntendent .MeKhoy, and Is ns follows by ceunties: Haker lull persons fciTUI 00. Heuton .'till persons.? IWI 'III. Clackamas r,m persons 1-7-1 17 LU Clatsop l!0.!.' persons J28.'t2 20. Coltihihla lU7fi peixins jltlij 00. Coos 21)01 persons K)lr) 00. Crook 1212 persons I7.'W 80. Curry oSH persoim JS20 40. Douglas 11,'tl jiersons $.'i787 00. (iiant 1701 persons 2 1(1.") II). (hlliam 1120 persons ?I!)!W 10. Harney, (Wit persons $.1)22.00. .lacksou, -1171 crsoiis f'SKi.(il). Josephine, I I7;i per-ons .fl2O02.2(). Klamath, 1)11 persons 127. 10. Lake, 7K8 persons f 110:1.20. Lane, 'I8.'!(l peivons -(1770. 10. Linn, oOUl pciMins 7071.00. Malheur, 800 persons $1120. Marion, 7.'!I2 persons 10,.'i(Hl.b0. Morrow, lil7 persons .?212;i.80. llo:tl persons $i,. Multunnmli, Olll.lll. Polk, 2817 persons ..') M.M). Sherman, (Sli.'l persons $1)70.20. Tillamook, 8.'t(l persons .fl 170.10. Umatilla 1,780 persons; W7IX) 10. Cnton.II0:ipcrsoiis;$l70l 20. Wallowa 1 172 srsons; $2000 80. Wasco :i()2 persons; $ liM 110. Washington 1211 persons; WStlolO. Yamhill .'1(1(17 persons; J.'iI.'W 80. Total number of scholars 1;1,0!S be tween the age of I and 20. Tim SI 11 1 o l'rrw, The ell lens of Newport and Ya qulna me making great efforts for tho entertainment of the Oregon state press association, which meets In the former city oil August 2.'ld, for a two days' sc?ion. A public meeting hits been held, at which committees on reception and enter tainment wcio appointed, mid it is evident everything will be done that Is poHHihlo to make the visit of the Kaber pushers to the Saratoga of Oregon pleasant as well a profitable. WIlMK lllltll 'I III.) (lllllli? As time passes mid nothing Is done by the committees of Salem mid Dallas cltlcns regarding thu construction of a line of broadgauge railway fiom Salem to Dallas and be lightly laid aside. Awake, let lis mhi what can Ik done. and Tlii lli'.t t'liip vt. , Mr. Glenn, who-o farm Is one and I one-half miles over the river In Polk county, has a Held of wheat which i produced llfty-slx bushels to the acre by machine measure. The ' gentleman who repotted this t-ays It will bo about sixty bushels to the aciv by weight. This Is tho lst emp reported from Polk county this ieaon. Ai'i ipli'il llir Cull Kltler H. C, Kills, late of .i.t j i Kansas, I w ho was rvivn J (oniteof the 1 city, has Ion chaise, lie occupied the pulpit In that elturch yivlcnlay mid hereafter will Ik found at his po-l n'KUlarly. ThTv, iiiit itiirT Mr. J. V. Sherman, nephew of 1). l Sherman of thN ell v l here on a vl.lt from Wllholt. the ivlehrat.sl ! mouiitalu and prliiK" reMiit of Clackamas iMiiuty. He rport a Mr dwwiI of Hiiiuiner tourNta them and all mviii to V having a Kraud time. Salem lima khm reprteuta llou then. i, -The hop urow-cty f the Willam ette valley liavo orinmlied for uiti- xlA iruivllim fcRauiHt ilwhy mlopi IHif iMiiilutoii, hy iw, etc Kills, line OI Kansas, 1 . eiinoge iiiih iKvurnsi ill me , utly callisl to the pas- j inanageuient of theState street meat , laptlst ehuivh of this market, by which Mr. Hniisou with- nially acivpted tho'draw from the firm. The llriu Motor Line. (Correspondence-of the Capital Juunial.J t noticed hi your Saturday's Ih- I oil n Iw, fml.i Inn .r L..tiirnl nit 'una ' i '""' ""- "ji. ....... w. n-Tiin .......v..... ( I ' rejrarti to inc motor imo comma ' into town through certain Ktrceu.. Ah n rule, from any wUiuilpoiul, inc 1 parties seemed clear and wie. A few object, that should be expected, for then- are always some who think l "" ''- - " "...- r-1i..i, .. .. ........ fi,,, .,,... Hii(I onnl v une: thnv are I - o-- w 1 aira m coinnetmon win tret in anu drive them away from the grave, "! they will have to go hungry or rustle, and they dont like to go hun- gry mm nate interne jjcvii 10 rustic What are thec wide stieets Unless for canals or railroads? Tho city of Philadelphia, Pa., for d- lows a very important railroad to come through Washington avenue, entirely across the city, cruising the Delaware and Schuylkill rivers, ne- sides two other roads running en- employed. The statu will be divid- tirely acios said town of Philndel- h! Into supervising districts, thd phla, and when they pa more summit of the Cascades lein thei trains in one week than the motor j dividing line. The work of enumcr line will in two months, I suppose ution will begin June 1st, mid must the opposing will say Philadelphia is lie completed by the latter pari of trying togrow into ncity and needs to encourage business. There are other towns in the states, JJaltlmore, i Cincinnati, etc., that allow railroads to pns through their streets. Oive us motor lines or any oth er railroad lines throngh half the streets or more if they want, for they will rustle up the business. They have my pcrmiviou to lay a double track on Court street with side track, switches, etc., etc. Uring on the railroads or any other good road. Very truly yours, Sirrn It. IlAMMint. MKKhY PKKSOXAh Wm. (jlalligher left this morn ing for a trip up the road. I Sam'l Watkhw of this city went to Portland this morning. j Miss Kdnii Moody returned , home from Yuquiun to-dny. Geo. P. Terrell and Ii. PMicr of; Mehmna are in in the city. 1 ... 1. , . .1 1 . , M I'M li.v.f lnv liuwl. nitlti'iifiil home from Yaquiun to-day. Deputy Sheritr Douglas Mlnto of Portland spent Sunday in this city. Henry Dultois of Hastern Ore gon spent Sunday with old Salem friends. Mrs. W. 11. Hyars and Mrs. Thompson teturncd home last even ing from Mehmna. Wm. Weslacott and wife re-1 turned home on the afternoon train from their Yaqulna trip. Mr. Chas. Haas and wife of Stocton, Oil., me in the city, the guest of Mr. Haas' brother, J. II. Haas. Prof. M. O. Lane returned last evening from his tour to Mchamn. He was accompanied bv his daugh ter. H. C. Ilognu's family arrived in tills city from Montreal this morn ing. They will lesitle here In fu ture. Mr. and Mrs. K. M. Waitu aro at their old camp on Hock Creek, where they will breathe tho pure mountain air for a eotiple of weeks. I.MttlijWMM HY. The Modoc came up from Port land last uluht and went on up the river. She will return to-day. II. If. Thompson of Marion county was appointed notary public by the governor to-day. Captain Hancock is regaining hlsj health and is having a pleasant time In the mountains in-ar Melia- ma. The fellow who was so kind as to rub a haiiuua over WylloMoores' otllco show window last night can tlnd something to his Interot by culling at Mr. Mikuvs' otllco to-dny. -They continue to lead in grocer-1 les, swiMinahlo fruits and all goods I In their line. This reference is made to the old reliable corner grocery store of Squire Fiirmr it C0.1 where everything hi the line of. household necessities In their line can be found. -Jim Yot, the ivlestiiil who had his too badly cut while at work on Mr. Suell's place, just south of town mid wasamputed by Dr. Hall, is re covering In his den on l.loerty street. A change has occurred In the, name will now U Aievlue A- JeHl'Min. ' Dr. A. II. DlvenmtdMiii Chailiv (U,Vl . WwiiMwdny fr n two ' Wivk"' ,0"r ,,r Somln'in Oivkimi. T,,0' vvlU vWt ,,, Hovu'' l"l"l. XM K ,K vvr Yixw "v,or, r,,,,,ni lur. Dyspepsia Maki the live of iiiuiiy Hplo iivUcmbW, uud ofli'ii IfuiU to ilf-Ulritrllii. We know ikf no ii'iuidy lor ilyxln than llomt's i.itMarlll.i. It arutvullj, )rlurvl) and I'Mcli-nlly, tone tho lim ueli uud uthor oruuim, rrumw the ftiltit fit llu,'. cntet bikhI apxtlto, iMtrw hid. ache, am) rvrtvlie lUe bunlirneit mind, (live lli.kt' rpwtrill.i r,ir trial will ltllVJ glll OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS. Mid. T. J. Jllakney nnd Capt. J. V. Wriglit of the Pacific Coast U. Life Saving Station located the new slation at the liny on the South iK'uch. and will locate one nt Coos Hay and three other places. There are now at- least fifteen hundred strangers ut Yaqulna Hay .- - ' le I'reteiii rate u aimun nu there will Ik not less -i iiiii'irriiriu . . , . ,,. , . .... than three thousand here at the height of thu season. Republican. The Albany surveying party have pa"sed Dallas on their way to Asto ria. The present line goes letween I Independence and Monmouth nnd close to Dallas, which no doubt will be about the course of thepennanent line. Democrat. In takiuir the census of Oregon i next year 240 enumerators will be' the month. The fruit and grain specimens' , for the season of 1889 are already! beginning to pour in and th" 11 nest promise to be better than any ever before garnered. Anticipating the Bereavement. Wlikins Had any bereavement ii. your family, Elijny? Uncle Elijah No, sah; I ain't had b'reavment. Whafoh you ask? I Wlikins I . nolicec you had a , band of crape on your hat, and I j did not know but there might have t been a loss in your family. 1 Uncle Elijah No, sali; dat ban' j was on de hat when do gcu'lemau I give it fo me, an' as I didn't know I when I niought have 'caslon ter go inter niawnln' I done lef it on like It was. A Fuvnrnlilp l'erscriptioii. Husband Wife, the doctor said that I was to have but one ounce of 1 liquor per day. . I ' How much is an 1 ounce, dear? Wile Sixteen drams. Hiisbaud Wife, I believe that doctor understands my case thor oughly. Let's see. I've eleven more drinks due me yet to-day. .u Unjust Judge. "Why did you raise such a riot in the street?" asked the judgo. "I just wanted to get my name up," replied tho prisoner. "You thought It would make you a man of note to riot, eh?" asked his honor. And the attorney for the defend ant immediately Hied his protest against "cruel and unusual pun-ish-mc nt" being inflicted on his client. The only level, amble and fertile traut of farm land, without negroes, in tho Southern states, is Cullman county, Ala., there being only four teen negroes in a census population of lo.OOO The territory incudes over 600 square miles. A syndicate of wealthy Chinamen of San Francisco have invested $ 1, 000,000 in mines, fishery privileges, timber land, etc., In Lower Califor nia, and will Import a thousand coolie laborers from their native laud to develop their property. An english author has published a book called "I Mark tho King." That may do in England, but If ho were caught marking the king or ace, or any other can!, in California ho would need a physician, and prehaps an undertaker. Ex-Governor Ross of New Mexico left his otllco one day mid took n prinlei's "sit" in a Sunta Fe composing-room the next, Ross is of the true American type. Self-support is second nature to him. 'How's your friend Bcggs?" "He lsn,t mi' frleml n,,-v 'r. "Why! how Is that?" "Ho did me " wy "Jry, ana 1 tioiri uppos he will ever consent to forgive me 1 for It. The Chinese, It is said, worship the devil on tho crotind that Ood would be all right anyway. Statistics show that one English Hrson in every forly-flve has red hair. A tiOOU Clll OK COKKKK, i U u xreat all motion ibr u reKlHumut. j Tlitl lilt).... ilniwn fnim Iflllilltinlllil1 ISil nil cm l'"1 lt a,,,",,,, inicoiiisi nsvptHi'lK uone or the muny Atlmcllou r ins euuni; iwrlors. Iunik.ur.li of ctii of his excellent erns; laeery wtvk. And n Air oytr ' liiniN lie cannot be mtutlist In the 1 tm. if. gruw iiil.mkc To iih 11 n lnfirlor dett- trliliv. Wrlcht's Myrrh tooth mwii ghc loom mwii clr I ' mtiiuiiui wiiitit trein Mild by all drurelnl. aud pure breath, Wright' Itcil Crowi euro unciuale dfor ' nvt-utumlrhmnto coughs and colli, and I all tirllubllliy of tho air puvuigvn. Noid ' by all druggUU IVm"t ivii'h any kuiger. Wright' Ueil Cn(iugh Cur will rout your anuoy. aunt and liiuexiMI frre aud well. Sold by all itruggUu. ii:ir 1IK1.T- In thUclty Monday, Julv i.".t, ISSii, JoMph (. Hell, aRxil aUnu -11 ywint. Funeral to-morrow at 10 o'clock fnim Mrs Hulctt' rldiniv on Church. Miwt, NOB This new plat Just ptiton the market is the mot desirable nowoflered , in Salem for bulIdhiK lots. They have no equal. The whole plat Is in a fine state of cultivation, seeded In clover, with a good turf. No grirtx, no , uinmiu nn rruiiru nr urnvpl anil trfind. plevntedand level, has n 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 nnd postoffieo blocks. Thec lots are offered by Jones & Wntson on installments, one-tenth cash and one-tenth in quarter yearly payments without interest until paid. These lots are now actunlly worth hi cash more than the prices named for them on long time without interest. Sev eral lots have already been sold on which fine residences will be erected, and a number more have been optioned. If you want one or more lots call on JONES 4 WATSON, wh j will THE RELIABLE GROCERS KELLER Comer State and Liberty Streets, Salem. Specialties in Table Luxuries, Fine Tea, and Coffee, Creamer' Butter, Cream Cheese, etc. WE LEAD IN Remember trie m t 1 1 FOUND! Success in Business requires preparation ! Therefore, thoroughly master Commercial Arithmetic, Business Penmanship and Business Correspon dence, Book-keeping by both 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 nre thoroughly taught by exper ienced teachers nt the SA LEM BUSINESS CO LLEGE firiswold's Block, Salem, Oregon. Fire! Fire! lAwk nut for loss by Fire during the hot weather. Insure Against Loss ISAAC A. MANNING, HANK HLOCK (UP-STAIRS,) In the l'acllldof l'ortliaid, Qu.sn on.lv erisxil, Northern of Loudon, the Uerinn uln or the Hamburg-.nagdetjun; Fire In unnceiinniviules, reprvM-ntinc millions of dollar puld iipcuplliil. WILLAMEHE UNIVERSITY (iraauntrs students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law. -AS1 MrnirAi rniiDcrct iff uuivnu JJ J I IvLvi it i the oldet, largest and lwut expeu ! lusntutlon or learning in tho North. HM. u?f i? f nnt Monday In September - ii ihihhwuc in rrliiliviu to UH in. VANSCOY, Prwldeut. Salem. Oregon. i -.Mlviiiniwii would be a charming girl."' ! I heant u young nutn ay, "Ifkhehadagixxl complexion and thoo ' p.U would go nway: Hut they oll her look completely. Ml. lirovruwiw only m X,Tl!T'l "? Mttl,cu, W-ry what a happy change 'twould make, It would drl out all the humors from urr uiomi ana make It pure, A,1ihr,u!?eih.ur,?,mpU1,,eaora,8a,w This medicine uth grt puritierofthe U.d, an.) dlxftgarlng eritptlmu and vltchr w11IXtvaM,hiciltUul. HILL show you the plat and the lots. k CANNED GOODS. Place and Call. Tben.-a depraved languid feellns, lo-.s ot appetite nnd complexion. Now restor ed to perfect health nnd vigor by Wight's Hop Celery nnd Chamomile Hitters. Sold by H. V. Cox. A l.lfo 1'ieserver Wright's Illnckberry Cordlnl. Keep it in tho house for cholera Infantum, dysentery and summer disease. Sold by nil druggists. For Bargains IN Family Groceries Provisions, Frails Etc., OO TO thomas mntnows, Commerolul Street, Sulem.Or Country produce of nil kinds nlnnys on hand. It 011 have not traded with nut be fore, I respect fully solicit n trial bellevine I can suit you both in prices and quality IXSl'HANCB Co mpany, Hre mid Mu rine. ALHKIIT. Aeeut, . . .Salem, Oreicnn DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSED! OF AXATOMV 751 Market st.San HnincUco AdmlM.1011 'Ji teux. Oound learn how to avoid dUeaw. Consultation nnd treatment personally or by letter, on periimlfrrlioi ori;enltal weakness, and nil dleas-,oofmen. .send ror a book. I'rtvuto orhce 211 Consultation free. ' deary treet. H. P. RANKIN'S Paint Shop No.aMJ Comniercial St. -O- N TO HS !; - iiWi ;JOS. lflMIuu'' au'1 t-'an-iago Paintlt). Sign writlnir. Paiwr hamilTiir tmi dtvomtlUB, NVall lint I r a d aoJUIIllnjr exftfutCtl ill the lu.lt style. Ult Expenenced Workmen Employed. oausiacnon uuaranteed. Call and s. U.t.. , U'.irL- A FULL LINE -or- Crockery and Glassware! Wlth speclnltles In Yaleriilll Clll'llil Tea SClS, . . . Freneh China Dinner Seta. KIDGWAPS FAMOUS Buckingham Pattern -OK- ROYAL SEMI-PORCELAIN I Of which we constantly keep a full line nnd open stock, enabling us to make up Dinner nnd Ten ets of nny size, or ncll bv the "Ingle piece. The llnest assortment dt CHAMBER SETS Ker shown In Salem. I A FULL STOCK (11 tlit-lntet ond handsomest patterns In Olnsswnre. ' wHpnve cnll ana examine our stock. WELLER BROS, 201 Commercial Street. w Salem, Oregon, have received direct T 1 n 1 mm opTnin jaoiuu The Finest Line of CARRIAGES, PHAETONS, SPUING WAGONS,, STAGE COACHES, MOUNTAIN WAGONS SKELETON WAGONS, DOG CARTS and OTHER VEHICLES which will be sold nt Prices and Terms to Suit AH! These goods 'are tlrst-elass nnd as their stock is very large a person enn find what they may w sh. Their warehouse on Slate street is completely tilled, nnd they have another car load en route now. took out forthein; something fine MAHVELOUS MEMORY DISCOVERY. Only Genuine System of Memory Training Four Books teamed In one reading, Mind wandering cured. Every child and adult greatly benefited. Great inducements to correspondence Classes. Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A. Hammond, the worfd-famed Specialist in t5; V:,Klchnrd Proctor, tho scientist, Houh. w. W. Abtor, Judah P. nenlaman, and ..i.uviot (.1.-1.1 uk iii-u uy Prof. A. tOISETTK, !.T7 Finy Ave.. Jf T Jc-1M. dw PRINTING. AXE OF THE I.AHGKST ESTABLISH- Uments in the Slate. 1 ortland. Ijirpest stock Igal Blanks Is the htate,n-:d biggest discount. Head for uower rates man price list or Job printing, and catalogue oi legal ninnKs. fi, m. WAITE, Steam Priuter Sa'.em Oregon. BLICKSMITIIIXG and HORSESnOElNG. ' Have moved in where they aro now 47 and 49 State street. ready for work. All our old patrons nnd friends nre invited to call and ee us In our new location. We a ociier prepared for work now than ever having secured mure room. 10-I-tf. BUCKSM1TI1IXG and WAGOXMAKKC. HOLM, THK OLD HELIABLE BL.CK " smith, has removed bis shop to tnecornerof Cnnimmiai bh ph.m.vdA ,rMi' XF he dy 'to rve the PUbllC. IIS U llnil- nmn.Ll l... .o. .kail Hyfci,.od0 Hk'adoran)n and carriage lUHKlUi; ann Mrtillplnm oil rn n KIL- ""thing : and repairing, and a general I ?iTJLb?1V? Du7"". Hehaaallklnd.- SLhSf's,fel''ro,!lnf hand made, tc..and 1 ?lh.?iu ,n " "ntitlo manner. Special , Snf S-5n s0Sa ,0 ,be construction ofw 4 SSn? SJT18? Remember the place oppoIto state Insurance building. FOR MEN ONLY! r .wiauHHraiilMarf. nuIwpm j ttt; .-"' -. klulM4UliUml. iublunlJ tTiSSri.:'.1 ley ire i P0HLB, 11 i Pi I ir?''t.,rr'".TWtriiitaiTi.NlJ iraP"-- I'tMntYmr -; r -itij .Nfi.H')