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THE CAPITAL J0DR1ML '
TEltMM OK HI'IISCIIIITION.
DAILY.
One year by mall.. . fl 00
Six month by mnll 'i M
Three month by liui II I 2
Per week, dcllicred by carrier I")
WF.KKI.Y.
One your by mail ......... . SI CO
Hlx months by mnll ........ . 7)
One j ear, If paid In iicliinee-...- 1 01
Six month, If pnld In advance........ li)
l'or advertising rules apply at thin ofllco
AllHubscrilerstoTllKC'AriTA1,JoiiiNAJ.
who do not secure llielr paper frjftilnrly
will notify this onicc.islvliiB address, and
I In- mutter will be attended tout once,
Ofllcc, corner Court unit Liberty HtreetH
TUESDAY.
.. AUGUST 0, 18-S9
A (loldcii )iortiiiilly.
To be cure you will vinh to hear
from Baleni every day while you are
at the seaside, or in the mouiitauiH
and If you will leave your order here
the dally Capital Joi'Iinai. will
Iw furnished you at only fifty rents
per mouth. Ilenu.'uiher this and
before Marling to the co-ed leave
your order.
ii i n ;iiini-"H niii ii
yesterday alteriinon, Just nllri the
JoUltSAl- hud gone to (lies'), word
was brought into rialcm that the
grass In the Hural rriiielery was on
lire and aid was uieded to put It
out. Thoc who wrutoiil found the
prawn hi the northwest eoinrrol' the
cemetery burning furiously, but by
hard work the llaiues weir extiii
gulshed, after burning over elglit or
ten aeres. The lo-w Is small, its but
little fence was destiojed. Tin
heathen Chinee Is responsible for
what might have been a most seri
ous conlbigr.ilioii, for had not the
tiro been promptly dlsuoveied ani
successfully fought the damage
would liuvo been great. It is the
eiHtom of the Chinese, ateerlaln sea
sons of the year, to piepare what
they call a feast for tlu dead. This
lliey bear lo their burying ground
and arrange, amidst a llonrMi of
punk and tinsel, about the graves of
their depurlrd fellows. Candles are
lluhtcdand kept burning during the
festival. The punk Is uImi lighted,
that the uphlls of llio dead limy see
tho feast prepared for them. This is
how tin) (lie originated. The can
dles were left burning and their
blaze Hwlftly leaped to the dry grass
and In a few minutes had gone be
yjud the control of the mourning
heathens, whun they left the ceme
tery in all'rlght.
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Tim Upper Wllliuiirlle.
l'rlor to the improvement, by tho
government, 'if tho upper Wlllam.
uttu the ruling low water depth was
about eighteen inches. Thu report
of Major Jones, under whose direc
tion thu work has been prosecuted,
ways: "Tho object of the Improve
ment Is to secure light-draught nav
igation as fur up as lingerie, Inclusive
of twelve miles of tributaries, an
aggregate distance of 181 miles. The
plan consists of snagging, Imr-scrap-Ing,
wing-dam construction and
rock blasting. The present project
was adopted In 1878. Estimated
cost was $80,000, exclusive of about
W!,0(K) per year for maintenance.
Tho total amount appropriated to
date Is ?l 1:1,001). Of this & 1 1,000 was
for the revetment at Corvallls and
Is additional to the amount called
for In tho project. The amount ex
pended to date Is 108,mi!l.r2. Tho
balance will bo expended In three
months,"
'I lie. lira! Crop.
According to the State weather
bureau It Is shown that reports aio
quite full relative to the yield of
wheat. Tho Willamette valley
sIiowh from twenty-two to thlrty
llvo bushels Hr aeie, some places
in.ire. Heulon county will average
twenty-live luisheN per acre; Linn
county will average from thirty to
thlrty-tlve bushels per acre. Yields
of forty-three bushels per acre-are
retried from l'olk county and tlfty
bushels per acic Irom Marlon conn-1
ty. The whole Willamette valley I
will average from twenty-tlve to
tltlity bushels per acre. The I'lup
ituu valley will average the same.
The Hogue Utver Is yielding on an
average twenty bushels ju-r acre,
though there are iviHiris us high as
foity bushels jwr acre, l'astern Or
egon tdiowH a larger yield than was '
existed. It Is gratifying to note'
that Murlou county leads lis produc
tive neighboring counties by several
bushels to the acre on the average.
Mtirv .S'l-ril of Aid.
Ofcourxo many have Ikhh rcii
dored homelciw and destitute by the
destructive lire at Spokauo Falls.
They will need generous assistance
aiidSalom Is not to U-behind in the
matter of substantially remember
ing them. Already n movement Is
on foot here looking to the relief of
Iht'MillVrvni.
Yleldnl tu Ills Injiulr.
Quint Ciiitlirlo, tho llrjiuan who
was InJuriHl wltli Ku(;iiiivr .Mlllorat
thu I.ilmiion hwilch dlivtstor. dUnlat
tho hoxplial In 1 'on land yt'otonlay I
ovciiltij;. Ho hud invn iiiimiviiiK
thnuiuh tho wct'K aud tho phyM.
vIiiiih thought ho would rvoover, hut
u fatal chaugo timk jilnoo on Sunday,
(V-tlllliltflllltliMltiltb.
A Slick Swindle. ,
A new scheme lmi liecn concocted
to cafch the unwary mnjtcr. It Is
j related tlmtii clerical looking per-
Hon, with a timid I'Kiklng young
man and woman, recently drove up
, , . , ,iii
ton farm Iioiiwj In a neighboring
county and stated that the couple I
had taken a whimsical notion to lie j
married among the handsome sur
roundings of the farmer's home and i
they would pay him liberally for'
the privilege. The farmer at once I
gave his consent, and in addition '
sirvcd the trio with a fine dinner,!
for which he received J40, giving!
the parties a receipt. Tho receipt
turned up in the hands of an Inno
cent party as a promissory note for
WOO.
A Sad Drowning.
A Eugene man Informs thu Alba
ny Democrat of the sad drowning
of two prominent young jicoplo of
Eugene, on the Sluslaw, near tho
Pacific, a few days ago, word being
received at Eugene yesterday of
the accident. Duck Wilson and
Minnie Luckcy, daughter of J. L.
Luckey, who was one of Eugene's
wealthiest, eltl.ons, were boat riding
when the boat was tipped over and
tho young couple drowned before
assistance could be rendered. Wil
son, It Is rciMirted, had been going
with the young lady against the
wishes of her friends.
Mi-s Luckcy was well known in
Sulein, wiiere hIio spent many
m nillm, having attended the acade
my of sacred heart here.
The Cliungu At Climnuwii.
Vesterday W. 11. IJeadlo, who
has been In charge of the Indian
training I'chooi at Chcmawa since
last April, turned over the sutierin
teudeucy of that institution to his
successor, Jtev. O. M. Irwin of
Eastern Oregon. Mr. JJeadle wa
appointed from Dakota, but the ap
point inent was not to his liking and
he had no sooner fairly entered up
on thu discharge of his duties us
superintendent than his icsiguatlou
was tendered. Ills successor, Itev.
Irvin, Is an able man and an M. 10.
minister who is well known
throughout Oregon as an earnest
talented man.
Wool, li Mill lllds.
yesterday afternoon bids for the
construction of the building to be
occupied by the Halem woolen mills
were opened and found to be as fol fel fol
eows: It. I'. Southwlek, 4-8,411'; Ely
& Co., t8.fi".U; A. Olinger, 0,Jiltt; .1.
Benolt,$l 1,707; Jackson & Ilutchlus
$0,1(17.50; O. A. Bteevens, $8,1)1");
Henry Rogers, $0,(111!; .. Craven,
$3,71i"). Tho contract Iiiih not yet
been awarded but will be soon,
when work will at once commence
and be pushed to an early completion.
Kti-iilng of 1'oetrj unci sumj;.
Tills evening James CI. Clark, the
only original ballad singer in Amer
ica, will give one of his programs of
poetry and song at tho Christian
church.
Mr. Clarke does not confine lilin
sulf to a fixed program but holds
himself nt liberty tu.ehoo-e accord
ing to clicinn.itaiices, and will select
from lists of songs, ninny of which
are original, both In words and mu
sic, that have made their author's
name a houshold word. Tickets on
sale at the door.
Another Cluur l"arlry,
A. Huokestlne of Pennsylvania
and J. fl. Schmidt ot Ohio, who
were in Salem oome six weeks ago,
looking ii) a location for a cigar
iiiannfactory, returned to Salem
lost night, having decided to locate
here. They have secured rooms over
Kckcrllu's saloon, and will begin
business on Monday morning. They
feel curtain of succis here and will
have It.
A I'trt- Neur Alrlle.
Eire broke out yesterday afternoon
near Dixie Polk county, on the west
4,,, ,)f tlu railroad, and sweeping
Wi1 ucros iho bounty, did soiuoi
damage on llaskett estate and other
places.
It Is learned to-day that the llames
were conquered before any extensive
damage was done. Considerable
fence was burned which constitutes I
tiie prlur-lul part of thu loss.
A ltnllr.mil lli'in,
Tho Astoria I'lomvr saws:
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Alluuiy oor.s of onj-lnoors, on
Albany and Astoria railroad,
till) i
Will
Hturt iu with tho Htirvoy aem- tho
Yamhill country this inornlhK. U
I Mated that thoy will go withiu
aluuit iiluo mill of Mo.Mtnuvlllo,'
Iliils for slatloiiK alonj; tho lino will
noon Ih In order from valley towns.
tjtriii in AUe
.unlayaflornoou.lni,u.Sht in !
tho W'llllauii canuory at O.torvillo,
on tho Yaiilna river, from tho can
noryoiiKlno, ivsultliiK in the can
ucry, with lis maohluory uoIiik
huruoil; ulii tho Xasohy liouo, ita
dor'i hlatiKhtur hmiso anil a imru,
leaving only one building taudlii.
lutiiruurv Hi fiiik.on.
The l-'armora ami .Mcichanuliuu
ruiuv cuiiivuiy of Albany Ksl ft',-,
lire. The
iw tiy tboSiHiKano ralH
HUU of Kalcui with inorv
H1J hwt, tbit fVM40.
rortuuato ;
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Opening or Ill.lc
llids were opened to-day at flic
j ptatc limine for the contract to Itullil
a water tank nt the penitentiary
The bids were im follew:
! .. . Wood tank.
I ". N. Klcy -. ?1000
' ci. a. Stephens :',,ta..
iron t;t nk
. ?i,-im
. . iifm
Mil
. . 4,2 IK
... 3,W
K. II. Southwlck 3.912..
iienry lioPM. .
A. ,. Sweet.-
Coulter . .Miner 3,110
Also the bids for plumbing were
ojiened. They were as follews: A.
E. .Strang, S775; Dugati Bros., ?700.
There were no contracts awarded
to-day.
KiikIiio Illdko Down.
The engine which draws the one
o'clock Eugene express broke down
about a half mile s-outh of the Sa
lem depot this afternoon, causing a
delay of a few hours to the train.
The engine was fixed up bo It could
be brought to this city. An
engine was telegraphed for and
started from Oregon City im
mediately. This will cause the train
to be delayed about two hours.
from Yii(iilnii.
Dr. Cusick, E. C. Baker, II. S.
Hell and wife, 1'. S. Knight and Jt.
B. Flemnnng and wife returned
this morning from Ytujuinu.
rUHKhV I'UISWXAIi,
Mrs. D. E. Wagner and children
left to-day for Sodavillc, on'a pleasure
trip.
Miss Mary Hutler of Jefl'erson
Is In the city visiting at the residence
of J. Macy on Front street.
Mrs. W. II. Cook left last even
ing for Silver Cicek Falls, where
she will remain a few weeks rusti
cating. J. 1j. Parrish and sister, Miss
Jessie, left this afternoon for Port
land. They will visit there a few
days and then return to their home
In Canyon City.
Cleorgo W. Brooks of Fresno,
Cal., is in Salem, looking around,
with a view to locating. Mr.
Brooks Is a neighbor of Elder Webb
and reports that family as doing
nicely in their California home..
Capt. F. J. Babcock tills morn
ing returned to his homo in Salem
from Mchama, greatly improved in
hcaltii. lie says there are a gieat
many people at Mchama enjoying
the bracing mountain air.
I.OCAb S11.M.M KY.
yesterday evening about five
o'clock some gentlemen drovo a
held of cattle thiough thu cast cud
of Wilson's avenue. This place is
not made for a owl, and such work
should be stopped.
A cement walk will be placed in
front of the postollicc, which will
Improve the place considerably.
It is indeed pleasurable to deal
with a reliable business house. That
is the general verdict of tho-owho
purchase their groceries, etc., of the
old-CHtrtblWhed and well-stocked
grocery house of Squire Farrartfc Co.
They have all goods in their line
fresh and pure. tf.
Painless dental operations at Dr.
T. C. Smith's, 1)2 State street.
Prof. Krunibein, the artist who
visited this clly some months ago
and who.e artistic pioduetions call
ed out much favorable comment, is
dead. His death occurred in San
Frauelhco a few days ago.
Foil S.u.i:. Tho new cottage of
F. T. Monroe on Church street is
for sale. For particulars apply on
tin premises opposite the M. E.
church. By buying of first hands
the agent's commission is saved.
The county commissioners court
will I) e in Ht-fcion this week, begin
ning to-morrow. There will the Usu
al burden of business fortlieconiiuls
slouers to transact.
The Governor yesterday after
noon appointed F. L. Downing a
member of the Southern Oregon
board of agriculture, to till the va
m lVrlU!"
K'
nned by the death of O. B.
Kplcurean tea, paints, oils,
varnish, window glass and a tine
line of general groceries at tlilbert
A- Patterson's. tf.
This Is the evening for the en-
tertalnnieiu of the celebrated
I ' 1 1
ami xwtvi suitor, .luuiiMii. UiarK,
I lie will lie at tlio Christian church
and It Isivrtnlll Will charm all vhoi,,roU,on' u uclcm assurance that you
i, ,,,1,1,,, Mill not be. disappoint ;d In the result.
hoar him.
A (HH1I) C'l'P OK tMPKKK.
Ik it Kroal nttractton fur a rotaumut.
The follWMlmwn Ihnn llellvubniud's. nit
cut lullisj rwvpttuilo Uouo. ivf tht umuy
(irxxit AtlniotliMu of 111 mlliw parlon, i
TIlOllilltN llf tMltM rtf lll l)V.Hlt.tlll I'.tlfttk, l
nn'Mila mory mvt;. Ana air sicr "Another wonderful dlsfoverv ha I
'' " ' mmuK u qtMlst m uie,uVI", niadoaud tluit too by a lady lui.
, utitte.
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niiiii . (iHiiiwniiii unw i aui-ipH-
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rllla our ull libtiHt ilUw-. sold by
1 It. W iNvt.tml 1.J. Krj.
, DMiuNine. of IU itytitwiUI umu.r
melius iMMrrhtMNi, il ( Mini tholMit
IlilkHtilUi, iHHiipt)y QikiMt b Wrbjlil'.t
i lilitfkkMNr.i ouritlMl. SJI U,v Mil drui;;i.u.
ll hiw Urtu imCi thai YrinUl';uH.I
i"rvw iMiti I'ure ounM thnu: kii 1 !tiu
lnuktoui ktf UtUiUHC. rhM ml i.tlx-r
rrswrawa mui xmu ijy nn u-ujvs...
Ymi cwn'i aik'Sl'io haiViliraflisu'iNw
M.nU 1Nk)U w-n prt.Tti. Try li. ;
im ty J1 tnj-ife j
Wiser Than Solomon.
At the Princeton reunion recently
one of the '80 men told a story of
hlfl pu'-ceR' in retting a commission
an i.ti ntlorney-at-Jaw in Virginia, '.
when- three judges ot the supreme'
eo'irl must lgn tiie piper before the
applicants ;i( n become a member of
tho bar. The thiee judges exam
ine tiie amdicauts n-imrately and
afllx their names to his papers. He
said that he got two of the necessa
ry signatures after undergoing a
pretty fctifr examination by each of
the magistrates. Then ho sought
the third judge. He went to his
county town In hearch of him and
there learned that he was on a fish
ing trip at n lake live miles nw;ty,
In the mountains. Itwashlipossble
to get a conveyance in the town and
the young man concluded to walk
out to the lake. On the way ho was ,
overtaken by a party of men who
had a keg of beer in their wagon '
and were going to join the judc,
aud their friends. They made loom ,
for him, and when they arrived ati
tho cottage they found that the
llldo-p hllll 1 licit rithirnnrl rivini -I fv'll
j o- j .. ... ..v... ...,, f
on the lake.
The young man told the jhdgej
why he had sought him. "Well," '
Bald the judge, "you want to beai
lawyer. If that is all that brought
you out here, come up-stairs and I
will examine you."
The young man went to the
judge's room and was asked one or
two questions, which were so simple
that ho could hardly refrain from
laughing as he answered them,
Then the judge gravely remarked:
'Young man, I am about to ask
you n question upon which yourfu
turo rests; one of which will test
your capabilities as a lawyer in Vir
ginia; one which I hesitate to ask
you, because I feel an interest In
you." "Please propound it," Bald
the conlident youth. "I will. On
this shelf over my head is a bottle of
whisky. Down-stairs they are tap
ping a keg of beer. The question
is, which will you take?"
The young man said promptly,
"If you don't mind, I will take a
llttleofboth."
"Mr. Gaines," said the judge im
pressively, "I will sign your paper,
and let me assure you that I am
confident that you will suicceed in
the practice of law in this state."
l.ee Merriwetiier, who climbed to
the top of Pike's Peak one July day,
found tho signal !-ervice ollieer melt
ing snow for ids water supply, tho
only one he gets. The efllcersaid:
"Sometimes I stand at the window
with my telescope. Tho wind with
out Is keen, aud cutting as a knife.
I can see the houses of Colorado
Springs twenty mile away, the vis
itors sitting in their shirt sleeves,
sipping iced drinks to keep cool, aud
ladies walking about In white sum
mer robes. I lower the glass; the
summer scene is gone. Green trees,
animal life, men aud women fade
away like creatures in a dream, aud
I am the only living tiling in a
world of eternal Ice and snow aud
silence."
A well known theatrical manager
has Implicit faith In the belief that
if a deadhead U tho first person to
enter a theater it will bring bad
luck. While on the road recently
two young ladies holding compli
mentary tickets were the first to
present themselves at tho theater
when the doors were open. The
manager's brow lowered when he
aw tho paper, and to tho amaze
ment of the ladled he requested them
to wait In the. lobby until some tick
ets had been sold at tho box otllcc.
A fiiend advises all persons troub
led with toothache to use the follow
ing .simple remedy: Hub a llttlo dry
quiulue on the parts of the gum af
fected, and the pain will be allayed
in a few seconds.
More thau 43,000,000 coplei, of thu
Moody aud Sankey Gospel hymn
books havo been Issued in this
country and England.
It Won't IUkk 11iikai. Iu other wordu I
Hood's KtirMiturllU will not do Impossl-1
blUtics. It proprietor tell plainly lint I
It lum done, Htilnnlt proof from Kourvesofj
unqnej tloned reliability, nud ask you!
frankly If you are miiRtIhi; from any dls-!
eao or ntlVction caused or ummotcd bv
jinpurebIiHxlorlowiit!itooftheytem,to
try tlixnl'i S.irnparllla. The experience
Put to Klltfht Nervousness nnd Indies-j
dim by Wrlirht'it Hon Celerv nnd Chaino-1
mile llllters. A he.Uthful stimulus, and I
tiYiiKthenlnK and InvltfonUUij.'. Sold by!
t tl ItU I I U lllCl'.lt'L l" I
. t -.. ' . r ..
tins TOumrr. i'im'uj lastcueii n8."""-",v"""v,r.'"
clutelios uiHiu her and for wven.
W -he i.hStoHl Its sevend tt
uui hi r vii:ii iinniiiM tiT5 iiiiiit!
mi1V4, , ,,.,, .w tn.mln..nl
l'or threo months sho eoui;hetlinooH-
Kintly and could not sleep. She
iHuilit of us a bottle of Dr. King's
Now Discovery for Consumption
aud was ia much relieved on taking
llrt ditsi that bhe slept all night
aud with one bottle lias boon ndraeu
ltuily cured, llor natuo Is Mrs.
Luther Lutz." Tim write W. C.
Hainriok A t'a.of iilielby, X. C.
Get a frve trial bottle at Daniel
Kry's ilnui More.
A rtch Iwlgw ot jllver orw has btnui
illcownfd ijcr C,nf Ow'f'
RESIDENT LOTS IN
NOB
Ralem, for building lots, have no equal. The whole plat is in a fine
state of cultivation, seeded iu clover, with a good turf. So grub-, no
stumns. no rocks or irmrcl. soil uood. elevafedand level, has a fine view of
tho city, surrounding country, the mountain ranges and snow-capped i
ixjaks. Pure cold well water. Is twelve blocks south of the Chemcketc i
hotel and postoffico blocks, on Commercial and Liberty streets These j
lots are oflered by Jones & "Watson on Installments, without interest
until paid. They are now actually worth in cash more than the prices ,
named for them on long time without interest. Several lots have been I
sold on which fine residences will be erected. If you want one or more
lots call on JONES & WATSON, wh J will show you the plat and the lots.
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
ii r i i r n
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem.
Specialties in Table LA-i:?cu.ries,
Fine Tea, and Coffee, Creamery
Butter, Cream Cheese, etc.
WE LEAD m
Remember
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Wi KRY TO Silffl
FOU
Success in Business requires preparation I 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 are thoroughly taught by exper
ienced teachers at the SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
Fire! Fire! orB
Ixxik out for loss by Fire during the hot
weather.
tare kinst Loss
n
ISAAC A. MANNING,!
BANK BLOCK (UP-STAIRS,)
In the l'atlfleof l'ortland. Oueen ofl.lv.
criKH)l, Northern of liondon, the Oerma
nla or the ilamliurc- . iiirtlebm-ir Fire In.
hiirnnre companies, repre-eutmg millions
of dollar.! p.Ud up capital.
WILLAMETTE
university!
i
(Iniuuates Students In
Classical, Lilcrary, Sciciile,
Normal, Kusiness, Law,
AND
MriAAl rl II"or"0
YI LUIUAL LUUlloLo.
It IS Ihrt nll1l.t Lm, nn. lu.l ........
u,umula ot learuing in the Noni
school oiwnflit. Monday in seDtcmber
Himtlfn.ih!,. n...... '
IR
THUS. VAN SCOV,
Prenldent.
Siilem. Oreeou.
MMI Drown would be a charming clr!," ,
I heard a ) ouuc man say, j
lf she had a poixl complexion and thoe
lt would bi uiray;
ll.l f Ihd. u.w.11 ft. - t.ft. ... .. ..I
" !" urr nJ isjnipieiei-.- if
MUsllrown would only take
lr. HeW. Uolden Medical DUeowry
what happy cUanK 'twould make,
- ...w ... ... ...w uuuiiin l(im j
"rr tuw ana Hunt II pure,
And the blemUhn eompUlned of dlsap.
ixxir, Iw very sure,
ThU nieUlclne U the great purifier of the
uuoa, ana uisnjunnr eruption and
M;t wUt )msi vnl.h, wn It U uet !
i
oUiiu,
CANNED GOODS.
argams
IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc.,
GO TO
THOMAS BUKIMNVS,
, Commercial Street, Sulcm, Or
Country produce of nil kinds always on
I hand. If you hnve not traded with me be-
lurc, i reapecuuiiy Rouen a trial bellevinc
I can suit you both in prices nud quality
! GEORGE WILKINS'
Inevv qutchkr shop
On Liberty street, across the brldgo Iu
North wlem. All kinds of ments kept on
hand. 6!S0U
IHIV
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Company,
Fire nnd Ma
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JOS. ALREKT. Agenl, - - Salem. Oregon
DR. JORDAN &. Co.'
MUSEUM OF AXATOMV i
751 Market st. SanPranclsce:
vuiuissionjccnls.
Go nnd learn how to avoid
disease. Consultation and
treatment personally or by
letler, on spermaterrhoen
orgeultal we-.ikne-,s, und ull
dlseasseof men. bond for a
book. Private ottlce 211
Consultation free.
' Henry street.
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H. P. RANKIN'S
Paint Shop
No. 154 Commervial St.
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IIOUSO anil I'nrrii.... li .1-11.
Houso and Carriage 1',
, Sign wrlthijf, Papor haii"iuir nmi
(dtwratlug, Wdl tintil ea ul k
I SOUlinlUg executed ill the I .!.
91 IV,
Experienced Workmen Employed.
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Cull and k m ivtorx'vou 1ft your
work.
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the Place and Call. ! T A
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A FULL LINE
J -or-
'Crockeir aud Glassware!
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With
peeldtlei In
Valerian China Tea Sets,
French China Dinner Sets.
IilDG WAY'S FAMOUS
Buckingham 'Pattern
-OF-
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which we eonstnntly keep a full line
nnd open ptcck, enabling us to make up
Dinner nnd Tea sets of nny size, or sell bv
the single piece. The flnest assortment dl
CHAMBER SETS
Ever shown In Salem.
KTJLL STOCK
Ol thel'itcst pud handsomest patterns In
Glassware.
.er5-Pl?.ise call nnd c.tnmlne our stock.
WELLER BROS.,
201 Commercial Street.
Salem, Oregon, have received direct
F
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win winim QPTnin
if .til I I I 4
UOIMU. Ill
Tho Finest I.lne. or
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPRING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
MOUNTAIN WAGONS
SKELETON WAGONS, '
DOG CARTS and
OTHER VEHICLES
which will ba void at
Prices and. Terms (o Suit All!
These goods "are flM-cIngs nnd as their
stock is very larsea person can And whnt
they may wfsh. Their warehouse on State
street is completely tilled, and they have
another car lond en route now. lookout
for them; something lino
3IAHYEL0US
MEMORY
DISCOVERY.
Only Genuine System of Memory Training
Four ffooks Learned In one reading.
Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Great Inducements to correspondence
Classes.
Prospectus, with opinions of Ur. Wtn. A.
Hnmmond, the world-fained Specialist In
.Mind Diseases, Daniel Orecnleaf Thomp.
spu.thesreat ISjchologlst, J.Al.Buckly
H- J?,i.ca"r of the Christian Advocato
X V, ltlchard I'ro tor.tho.sclentlst, lions.
. w. Astor, Judah P. llenjaman, and
others, sent post free by
Prof. A. LOIsETTn, 237 Fifty Ave., N Y
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XE OK THE LAIIGKST ESTABLISH-
IlientS In the State, lltrpp rnlm Ihnn
ortland. Jjiivi-kt utrvir rr,ii niinh in
theStnte. n -d hlwpst dkxnutit. ami ttft
price list of job printing, and ratalopie ot
lesal blanks. E. ii. WA1TE,
fateam Printer Sa'.em Oreeou.
BUCKS3HTHKG and HORSESHOEING.
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SffiHRtSPlI
Hnve moved to nnd W State street,
where they are now ready for work. All
our old patrons and friends are Invited to
Call anil see 115 In nnr unw Inmflnn 1m
are better prepared for work now 'thou,
OVPf htlvlnr. i-nmo. . . ....
-.. ... ,Wfc ovvmru juuru rooui, JOl-lI,
and WAGOXMAKLXG.
IJOI.M, THE OLD ItELIAIlUE BLACK
.i '"""H. llas remoNed uls shop to
I ifrnerSr '"merclal nnd Chemekete
firf?? !lbe lle ' ready to serve the
I lvJ, .""..'l .n,iw Prepared better than
eer to do all kinds or,ucon and earrlace
rM,'i.h!Sand Pairing; all kinds of black
i.L iK nntl .repalnnc, and a general
horse shoeing business. He has all kinds
fli,,,eel,rot! lDK; haDtl made, .tiCand
5ttVnhtfl?i '? " eni'no manner. bpeclal
! Sn. ?U?n Blvfn to ,no eonstruction ofwag
nt.od T'11?"- "'member the place,
opposite state Insurance bulldlnc
m m ONLY!
A POSITIVE 1" "!U XANHDODl
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