LTfUiirtrra 1
THE CAPITAL EVENING JOUBNAL.
M
mE CAPITAL JOURNAL
TKKMH OP HUIWCHIPTION.
DAILY,
One year by moll ......... $5 00
Hlx month by mail --.. 2 M
Throe month by mull. ,.... .. 1 &
J'rr week, ilelhrred by carrier.......... 15
WI.PK1.Y.
One year by mail. .......- M CO
Hlx months bjr mnll . 75
Ono year, If imld In advance I OJ
jii months.lf paid lnodance.r.... ft)
Kor adcrtllnit rates apply at thin office
AllHubtcrllierstoTllKOAl'lTALJoUKKAl,
who do not secur their paper regularly
will notify this office, giving address, ami
the matter will be attended to at onio.
Office, corner Court and ;LIIcrty Htretts
FRIDAY AUGUST 2, 1889
A flolrien Opportunity.
To be Hurc you will wish to hear
from Balura every day whllo you arc
nttho wiftHltle or In tho mountains
and If you will leave your order here
the dally Capital Journal will
bo furnlnhed you at only fifty cent
per month. Jlcini'iubur this and
Ixiforo (darting to the tosiit kave
your order,
Iliinlueii Looking Up.
In combination with a well
known htiHlnuHrf man of Salem thin
morning n Journal reporter wiih
given the gratifying Itifonliatlon
that already the Indications polnte?!
to the commencement of a good,
lively lull trade In all liroH. He
Huld that within two uvw he ex
pected bii8lnenn to be better here
than It wiih two week n later lost
year. The rcaxoiiH uuMgni'd are
good. One Ih t hat harvest wiih eai ly
and another In that It wiih liountlful
In all viops and In eer,v direction.
The laruieix will have much to wll
and their products will biing Hiiug
llguix'H. Taking thin wjnciblo view
of the situation, the pivMiiit (pilet la
fur easier withstood.
Where, Oil, When.?
Once upon a time them was an
oMbrt made to connect the Luckla
imilu country, DallaH, and 8alem by
a line of rullro.id. CoinmlttceH Were
appointed to look into the mutter and
there the great mibject tchIh. Where
IhIIiIh cominltteo andwhutare they
about? This railroad HchunieHhotild
not bo allowed to paw Into the great
beyond and Join tlioarnryof might-have-beeiiH,
among which may bo
mentioned Ico woikH, fourth of Ju
ly celebration, exeolnlor factory,
etcetera.
Mimltully Jiii'llnnl.
Itlw almoHtiidtHgrace, with such
fine band liirfliinuulH and bo many
good fflrfomud'H, that the eltleiiH of
Oiiluin bhoulif not be tieated to occa
sional opori air mimical concertH.
There Ih iv fine baud Htaud In the
purk and a good mini of money ul-
leady HiibHcribed to eucouragu the
band do.vh in their labor. PerhapH
If the baud would give a wimple en
tvrtainment Home evening hoou the
required money could be cattily rais
ed. It Ih a wonder they do not try
t ho experiment.
About Heady to Hturt,
Tho fruit evaporator Ih ithiiut
ready to begin work for the HcaMm
of 1881). Kverythlng ha boon made
In readlneoH for the rapid handling
and dlnptwltlon of IminouHo qitantl
ties of ft tilt this HoaHon and a laigo
number of haudn will Ihi employed
at tho evaporator. The capacity of
tho plant Ih nearly double that of
last year and a elder department
hits been added tut well. The llrnt
work will bo with prunes and appleH
and the first of those fruits u 111 bo
ivady to handle next week.
.
A Virlil or .Spurt.
This bcawiu tho young folkH aro
Indulging In the great game of
lawn tennis to an extent not before
known hen'. There aro'nlooly ar
ruuuvd anil well kept courts In both
Marlon and Wilson squares, besides
many on pilvate gummls, Tho
uoIIoh anil beaux of tho capital city
are thus atlhrded admirable oppor
tunlty for developing their talants
In this most exciting and healtlUttl
or outdoor guinea. Already Salem
has a number of artistic, not to say
scientific, wlelders of the rackets.
'Hie Orvat Pot Nlngnr,
James 0. Clark,tho nuet ooinjuiher,
was In Haleni to-day, and called at
tho Journal ollliv. He will give
one ot his entertainment in the
Christian church next Tuesday oven
lug, and will slug a solo In the niiuo
church at Huuday morning sorvhv.
Mr, Clark, thoHweet dinger, is ell
known the world over, notalono for
his delightful voleo but for hU grand
vert hs well.
ll.mulit NolUf I41U,
K. Mi Lafoiv has purclm-sod of
Mr. Harey his lots on Ulorty
street. This Is a beautiful piece of
proiH'rty and litis 41) foot front. The
aero.
prlooimld win iW0. Mr. Uforv
owns tho iruH!rty this Mile of theo
and (lie one ho has Junt purchased,
thus making it line piece of proorty.
(ivtlll.tf llrltrr.
Mr. E. Strong, futher of Ahum j
Strong, 1 Improving slowly from
his HcrioUH Ulnc-N. He is near
eighty years of ago ami u his .
new relate to the hturt his condition
l 3)rlderod prvVHrloii, '
il
IrnoM tiik valict to tub sev
Doc .Snlem Want the Alitor la Road, or
Don't She CaroT
Every day the preliminary sur
veys of tho Albany and Astoria rail
way lino arc being pushed along tho
projected route from the valley to
the sea. Salem Is not Interesting
herself, seeming to rest comfortably,
satisfied to see the road make con
nection with tho great Willamette
valley at Albany. Salem acts as If
sho did not care whether the road
was ever built or not. But really
the sentiment of the cltl7uns of the
capital city Is unanimous In a dc
slro to have tho road come hero. Tho
advantages offered by Salem arc
many, but unless backed by a spirit
of enterprise and gct-ln-and-work
they will not amount to much
when placed In competition with
tho rustle and go-aheadatlveness of
her neighboring cities.
The Salem, Tillamook & Astoria
railroad company wax duly incor
porated and an effort made to have
tho lines of survey run. Here the
matter was dropped. Tho estimated
cost of the surveys was reiorted and
a public meeting was held, and for a
time tho public exacted to hear of
something being done. Hut it was
not done. No more meetings 'were
held, and the matter would have
been forgotten but for the fact that
Albany shortly afterwards organized
a company with a similar purpose
as Us object, and already has the
survey about completed.
This recital of a few plain facts it
is hoped may serve to stimulate
those who really have tho welfare
of Salem at heart to do something
in legard to the securing of this
Astoiia lailioad before It Is everlast
ingly too late.
Was to Hung To-Day.
Hut for the friendly Intervention
of a doubtless very much appreciat
ed respite, Clinton Pennington, tho
young Mlssouii lad who at present
occupies tho murderer's cell in the
Baker county Jail, would have been
hanged to-day. For, according to
tho sentence pronounced upon Iilm
In open court, this was tho day set
for the expiation of his crime on the
gallows. It dawned upon tho minds
of Home of the legal lights that It
would not bo " doing justice bv
Hamm, Jointly Indicted with
Pennington and charged with
the Hame offense, to remove in such
haste one of principal witnesses
to tho nllnlr before lie dlumnri could
Hoeuro a hearing and tho bonefit of
his testimony. "This polnt,"tho Ba
ker City Itovelllosays, "had more to
do with Pennington's respite than
anything elso brought to bear on tho
powors that be, and whatever hopes
tho condemned man, now reaping
the short live benefits arising from
tho Hame, may build upon. It will bo
as though founded upon the shift
ing sands of tho seashore."
Not (Imitirally Know,
Thoro recently died at Salem a
man who had been identified with
Salem for many years, before which
time he served several terms In the
army, "jimniy Biierhlau" wiu
llkod and respected and lived to a
good old age. He was married
twice, and became tho father of
twenty-four children, nearly all of
whom aro living. His family aro
living there now, and a lengthy
cortege followed his remains.
Ho claimed to bo a cousin of Phil
Sheridan, and IiIh children re
member seeing the groat captain
when ho visited their father on oo-
ewioiiH when ho came to Oregon.
Jimmy told with prldo of tho time
when ho used to put "Cousin Phil"
through his regular dilll, which
mint have been when ho was learn
ing tho trade of war. Orcgoulan.
Damaulng l'ret liri
Up on the Crooked Finger prairie,
about fifteen miles east of Sllverton,
damaging and dangerous forest fires
are raging. Dr. II. J. .Mlnthorn
htw a ranch up In that region and
wont today to look after his Interests.
Heforo leaving hero ho received ln
formation that one mllo of his fence
had ixvn consumed and tho llro wiih
dangerously near his barn and Ini
provemouts. Every etlbrt Is being
made to cheek tho fire and inert ad
ditional damage.
Sonm Omul AtvruKv.
Unins. Scott of South Pralrtohas
Just finished harvesting ami thresh
lug afield of white winter wheat
that yielded forty.five bushels to tho
aero, lllclitinl Swire of South Pralrlo
alo had a forty-two-acro field of tho
sumo who.it, counting five acres
which was knocked down, that
yielded thlrtv-ono biisbols. ir P !
Walker of Kaloni Pralrlo had ntlftv-!u,ul hor " who will arrive
aero lleltl of barley that rave tho on-
ormoiu yield of tlfty bufOiela to tho
t
HuriMl NvarlvOrr.
Tho hnrvtwt of the Ktnlu uil for
uvk will iluil the tluhh nil sunuwl.
Thrwihliijr In itrvKiHlliiK rajtWIv,!
nml in nniutlrallv ull beliiir .l.mo iv
,,.... .,w..a v -H U4IVIIItiM . ..
Mount K)wr.
Is
The Kind tlillutr v-otmt frutn Dal
In, llmt the burnt ilUtriit will bo
! -
oIiI
rebuilt ulimxt nt imuv h.v mlmi. j They Imvcult pnvU In thylr utu7A:sSiS nT nA
l'rit?H.
fret
rerpetual Motion Crank.
Men who think they have dls-
covered perpetual motion can bo
found in every little city through-
out the civilized world, and while
many of them arc not enthusiastic
enough to waste their lime and
money experimenting, yet they be-
Hove lu the certainty of the future
soiuuon oi una most ausiruso proo -
lem.oi a material naure mai .as
presented Itself to the human mind
, 1 ... 1 i 1.
oh they do in their existence. Port
land has two or three such characters,
and, according to tho Telegram, Sa
lem has ene: "There is an old
mechanist in Salem, I think his
name lsj'owcrs, who has been at
work on perpetual motion for twen
ty years, during his spare time. He
is worth some money now, and
does nothing elso but experiment,
although he is nearly 70, and feels
as confident as the other cranks."
Article of incorporation.
Articles of incorporation were
filed with the secretary of state to
day as follews: Wurtsburg and Leb
anon flume and water company.
The business Is to build a Hume
from Wurtsburg, Linn county, to
Lebanon in said county. Tho capi
tal stock Is $20,0(X)( divided into
shares ot the value of twenty dollars,
each; wlthO. Jennings, M. II. Mc
Pherson and J. B. Walt as Incorpo
rators. The supplemental articles of
the India packing company, in
creasing capital stock from $15,000
to .10,000; Ira B. Sturges, Eugene
D. White and H. M. Cake as di
rectors. Eclipse manufacturing com
pany, with Ira B. Stuiges, It. H.
Thompson, Chits. II. Woodard and
Eugene White us incorporators. The
capital stock is $5000 and is divided
into 100 shares of tho value of J50
each. Tho principal place of busi
ness Ih In Portland.
Motor I.lncx.
Corrcopoiulentoof tho Capital Journal.
Hurrah for Court street and the
motor lltial Hurrah for the people
of Court street. They dnti't oppose
Improvements. Hurrah for any poi
son who is willing to make a small
sacrifice for tho good of tho whole
people. Some claim that it will be
a direct benefit to Court street and
tho avenue. Wo don't hurrah for
such, for they want the lino for sel
fish purpeses: of such is tho under
signed. Give us tho motor lino on
Court street, with a transfer boat to
connect with the Salem, Dallas and
LVtl- OIs. it..., fpi, iwi iiri,i(r
will come with tho Salem, Sheridan
and Nestucca line. You can't stop
it. Very truly yours,
Si.tii II. Hamm Kit.
Notary I'nlille.
James Barron of Portland, Wm.
Smith of Baker City and J. A.
Applegate of Salem were to-day ap
pointed n6taries of public by the
Governor.
l'or Va (j u I mi.
Dr. Henderson and .wife, T. B.
Walt and J. II. Cook left to-day for
Yaqulna nnd will spend a few days
down by tho sea.
I'UKKIiY PERSONAL.
Miss Bush went to Portland this
morning.
Miss G. Gelsy left this morning
for Wilholt.
J. B, Starr took tho morning
train for Yaqulna.
Mrs. Wlro and two children left
this morning for Portland.
J. 1. Thompson returned homo
from Portland this morning.
Dr. Henderson and his wile
left thlH morning lor Yaqulna.
-Miss Ethel Crane loft for her
home in Portland this morning.
Mrs. Bunco returned homo
from her trip up tho ro.nl this alter
noon. B. S. Cook of the Oregon land
company returned home from Eu
gene this morning.
Miss Mai- MoFaddoii of Penn
sylvania h in the city, tho gue-t of
Mrs. K. 11. McElroy.
U.S. Simon left this moinlng
for Portland to visit hb. father, who
has Ju-t returned from a trip to
Paris.
-Ml h. J . PurrM. wlfoot Ch ef
lolU.olurii-l.of Portluntl Islnlhe
city. Hio w, nccon.p.Hilcjl by n
ton ami dutiBlttor of Clnts. ,Turrlsli.
ni, ihmuiro ww ono of tho
ninnbor that loft Unlay for Ne
jwrt. lie will Join hit. family thoro
uiul ronutin on tho twist for tun
oeks.
J. li. Mitchell wont to Portluntl
to-lay ami will thoro moot his sNtor
mm "w tutlay to inako Salem
their future home.
ItVlI l.l.ltAlll,
atll I
SUMJUKY.
-Tli., M t iilI "lui,.l i.. l.... '
i .a TV V ":",eiCoilh)mv.uiclUon of the many K
IlKtiReil to AirilUlt imislo for thv.ure.ti AttntetUnu of hl eatln.' iwrlors.' -
m lA" ,wxl mUUu
u l,,t,ec, lliraWetotll
with a reliable busline 1uhi-h. Tlmt
A
the ueneml veiMIoi of thtuo w lu .
! minOiiN.1 Du.lr ,rr.wsrl.w .t.. ..f ii,.. I .
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htMJ MWUVVMI ItlllV t'illltlt fc V
ji mirl uj.
If.
"Sunset" Cox, who Is DOW In
Portland, has a high honor which
unit few aro aware of. He Is the only
hiving man in public life who voted
f0e u,e admission of Oregon as a
state on February 1-i. 1859. He
, Knlned the soubriquet of "Sun&et"
by writing n georgeous description
jofau ocean sunset.
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1 " . -'W a.v .. ,0-
F T Mouno on c,jurch 8treet ,g
, . -, .,,. nnnIv on
the promises opposite the M. E,
church. By buying of first hands
the agent's commission is saved.
t-D. 1). Prcttyman, who has been
oruiepasiiew weens worKing ,n I
the interests of the Oregon land!
company In collecting sjKjeimens of
fruits, grains and graces and hns
traveled considerably over tho coun
ties of Polk, Linn, Benton and
Marlon, says that he has not yet
this year seen a threshing machine
propelled by horse power. Steam Is
the universal motor.
Painless dental operations at Dr.
T. C. Smith's, 02 State street.
Epicurean tea, paints, oils,
varnish, window glass and a flne
Hue of general groceries at Gilbert
& Patterson's. tf.
OCCIDENTAL JOTTINGS.
A rich ledge of silver ore has been
discovered near Cottage Grove.
Albany's street car line will bo in
operation by tho middle of August.
Astoria says let the sacrillglous
vagabonds of the Salvation army be
driven from the city.
Sixteen miles south of Kalama
has been discovered a mountain of
solid iron.
Tho Hlllsboro papers are urging
tho necessity of raising a subsidy
for the Astoria & South Coast rail
road, so that tho company will
miiko that place their valley ter
minus. If the constitutional convention
at Olympia keeps on it will soon do
away with the necessity of having a
legislature. There is scarcely any
subject, however small and insig
nificant, but what that body has
provided for.
The ratio of school children to the
total population in Oregon Is one to
five. The total number of school
children in tho state is 03,098, which
on the live to oue basis, would make
tho population of Oregon 405,499, an
Increase of 210,278 over 1M5 and
200,72.1 oyer I860.
Swindlers.
Fruit treo swindlers mo again iu-
festing tbe country. Tho scheme
now lu hand is to furnish a farmer
with so many dollars' worth of trees
say $o00 freo of charge. The
farmer is to plant and take proper
euro of these tices and to deliver to
tho agent one-half their profits for
ten or twelve years. But if tho
farm Is sold during this time, tho
trees are JLt? Ixaidfor at the price
agreed vjjon; aud as ovidonco of
good faJibAlie farmer gives his bond
to thlswect for the amount. So far
there Is
ho fraud, but in u short time
a man c
pcaranc
viien along, admires tho ap
of tho farm and tries to
buy It.
Priie price is finally agreed
upon, a
d the farmer is to furnish a
olear titto to the land. Of courso
tho bond has been recorded, mid to j
secure the sale is promptly paid.
And alter tho fruit treo agent has
been dispensed with, tho fanner
turns to his supposed purchaser,
but, alas! tho bird has flown, and ho
goes homo a sadder if not a wiser
man. Willamette Farmer.
A story Is being told of a very
close citizen of Washington that he
wanted to go to Lynchburg recent
ly. At tho ticket office ho was told
that tho fare was $1.80.
"One eighty," he muttered. "Gif
you 51.40."
"Can't cut rates, sir. One eighty
Is tho fare."
"Glfyouono fifty."
"Nope. One eighty."
"Don I'llvalk."
"That Is your privilege," answer
ed tho tioket seller.
So ho started oft" down tho track,
and ho had made about half the dis
tance when ho heard an engine toot-
, whWIllg l(ehllld hlm
Vou ni!Stlll,t vlBbtkV Mlt, ,w
WftV, ,, linm, nVll Hot wme
iwkti.
Dvspcpsla
Makes tho lles of litany peopln miserable,
uud orteu leads to M'IMeMnietln. We
know of no remedy for dyspepsia
than UimhI'h SarupnrUtu. It acts tvntly,
j et Kurcly nnd ettlrlently, tones the tom
itch Htid other organ, rniot tho taint
feillnj, crcutetfit good uppcttte, cures head
acne, and refnties the burvleued mind.
Clle Hood' Harjp.rllla a fair trial. I
will do ) ou good
A GOOD CUl' OF COFFEB.
1 tftVtlt llltrwM Ittll tl A rt intrant
'N"' "r lfwn from Ilelleubruud's Pat I
Tluuisjii.L.ir.mwnr liU tfvr..nit nmu'
tire Ml,te ery wk. And w. for oy.Urs ,
and mraU he mnpot Ih equaled lit the
utitle, it.
gratt. uiUtake-rT .in ait , Inferior deif
mniv.
Writf lil'K. Mrrli f.t.ilti
IktlUllI
iKxiuuiui wane t.vth aud pure
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mkio gU.
tld by all druirgWu,
Krxwtu.
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atr puusv. sd
NOB HILL
This new plat just put on the market is the most desirable now offered
in Salem for building lots. Thf y have no equal. The whole plat is in a
fi ne state of cultivation, seedc d in clover, with a good turf. No grubs, no
stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevatedandlevel, has a fine view of
the city, surrounding cuntry, the mountain ranges and snow-capped
peaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemekete
hotel and postofflce Kocks. These lots are offered by Jones fc Watson on
installments, one-tenth cash and one-tenth in quarter yearly payments
without interest until paid. These lots are now actually worth in cash
more than the prices named for them
eral lota have a,ready heeQ mlA.m
. , . .
and a number more have been optioned. If you want one or more lots
call on JONES & WATSON, win will
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
KELLER
Corner State and
Specialties in Table Luxuries,
Fine Tea, arid Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream Cheese, etc.
WE LEAD IN
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Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work.
All theso are needed in business, and are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at the SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
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Look out for loss by Fire during the hot
wenthci.
Insure Apst Loss
o
ISAAC A. MANNING,
BANK BLOCK (UP-STAIRS,)
In the Pailtlcor Portland, Queen of Liv
erpool, Northern of London, the (lerma
nla or the Hamburg- .iBgdebui-g Fire lu
Minuter companies, representing millions
of dollars paid up enpltnl.
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Ummintcs student In
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
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AM)
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It l the oldest, largest and least expen
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Send ror catalogue-to
THUS. VAN 8COY,
17:
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Salem, Oregon.
"U1 ,,rown w"l be a charming girl,"
" " man say,
""hawidaKood complexion and thc-e
'poisweuiugoaway:
Hllt ,hy tpal her ,ook' completely." If
I Ml Brown would nnl- b
lr. Herre's Oolden lledical niseoery
what a happy change 'twould make.
It would drhe out all the humor from
her blood and make It pure.
And the blemishes complained of dUap.
iwar, be very sure,
TuU Btedielne U the great purifier of the
Hood, nd dhjhjurlnf eruptloai and
thM wjy -won -RUl wHen It It
on long time without interest, bev-
whIch flne residences will be erected,
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show you the plat aud the lots.
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Liberty Streets, Salem.
CANNED GOODS.
Place and Call.
Then..n depressed languid feeling, loss
ot uppetite and complexion. Now restor
ed to perfect health nnd vigor by Wright's
Hop Celery nnd Chamomile Hitters. Bold
by II. W. Cox.
A Life Preserver Wright's Blackberry
Cordial. Keep it In the house for cholera
Infantum, dysentery and summer disease.
Sold by all druggists.
INbURAHCE
Company.
Fire nnd Ma
rine. JOS. ALBERT. Agent, - - Salem, Oregon
For Bargains
IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc.,
ao to
THOMAS BUBU0W8,
Commercial Street, Salum, Or
Country produce of all kinds alnays on
hand. If you haonot traded with me be-
t irajjccuuiiy solicit a trial believing
I can suit you both In prices and qunlltj
,fiDR. JORDAN 4 Co.'s
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
731 Market st. San Francisco
Admission 25 cents,
no and leant how to avoid
dUejse. ConsulUitlon aud
treatment personally or by
letter, on spermaterrhin-a
or genital weakness, and all
dlseasso of men. Send for a
book. Private ortlce 211
Consultation free.
(iearyutreet.
H. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. V554J Comniercial St.
1 !
H A w
Hoik, and Carriage Painting,
Sign writing laner hauging anii
tleoomtlng, Wall itutlng and kal
sonnnlng exwuted la the Iatet
tftylo.
Experienced Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Call and e us before vou let votir
A FULL LINE
-OK-
Glassware!
Valerian China Tea Seis,"
French China Dinner Sets.
RIDG WAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
OK
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which we constantly keep a full line
and open stock, enabling ub to make up
Dinner nnd Ten sets of nnv sire, or tell bv
the single piece. The finest assortment ot
CHAMBER SETS
Ever shown In Salem.
A FULL STOCK
Ot thelntest pnd handsomest patterns in
(Ilnsswnre.
S-l'lene call ana examine our stock.
WELLER BROS.,
201 Commercial Street,
Salem, Oregon, have received direct
From Eastern Factories
The Finest Line of
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
" SPIUNG WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
MOUNTAINWAGONS
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CARTS and
OTHER VEHICLES
which w ill be sold at
Prices and Terms to Suit All'!
These goods "nte flrst-cluss nnd as their
stock Is ery large a person can And what
they may sh Their -n arehouse on State
street Is completely filled, and they have
another car load en route now. Look-out
for them; something fine
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Prospectus, with opinions of Dr. Wm. A.
ti?.,'?110' tne world-famed Specialist In
& X;t R.lchard Proctor, the scientist, lions,
w. w. Astor, Judah v. Benjaman, and
others, sent post freo by
Prot A. LOISETTK,' -337 Fifty Ave., N Y
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NE OK TIIK LARGiWT ESTABLISH
ments In the Stntn. Tnwi mt ih.
'Ortiand. IjUnrPnt HtrWlr Tlfml DlanUd I..
tho State, ad blecest discount. Send itt
price iisi oi jod printing, and catalogue oi
of Job printing, and catalogue oi
.l(,.w uu.ukb. re. at. waite,
Steam Printer Salem Oregon.
BUCKSMITniNfr and HORSESHOEING.
ie .moed lo nnd 19 State street,
where they are now ready for work. All
ourold patrons nnd friends are Invited to
call and see us In our new location. We
are better prepared for work now than
e er ha Ing secured more room. 10-1-tf.
and WAGONMAONG.
JIOLJI, THE OLD RELIABLE BLACK
liV hm,Ulv 'las remocd his shop to
the. corner of Commercial and Chemekete
,,Kii- il" . " " reaay ,to sen-e the
public. He Is now prepared better than
etertodo all kinds ofwagon and carriage
making and ronrttrimr. nil i.ina ki1-t.
(smithing and repairing, and a general
uurwi .iioeing Dusines, He has all kinds
Sf as n'8,.ertl,rotfln?? han1 mad?. tc,od
nu them In n sclentiflo manner. Special
attention given to the construction ofwag-
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