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mix mon
I'or advertising rates apply nt tlilrt olllco
AHHtilMtcrlbcnitoTllBCAi'lTAljJouitNAl.
who do not secure tliclr paper regularly
will notify this nlllcc, giving iuldreH, and
the matter will bo attended to lit once.
Olllee, corner Court unci Liberty Htreets
T UKSDA Y- . A UU UB'l' l.'l, WW.
Try llin IHUIr nr I,lfn,
A guntloinnii connected with one
of the leading mercantile Iioiiwh of
Balein wiyH that notwithstanding
thonpark of cntliUHliiHin which hoh
hed up heienely In Kalcin lawt fall
and jiromlH.'d fciieli npeedy rail con
nection with Awtorla, a relajise has
occurred, and ulcin in securely re
oslug In tlio iiruiH of MoipliciiH.
'J'IiIh Ih not as It hIioiiIiI lie, mid our
friend promises to me his lnit en
dcavoiH to again arou-e the pcojile to
iinenne of their duly, when ho ic
liiniH home, having nceii and heard
enough during IiIh wijourii In tlilw
region to fully convince him thai
Halent capltallHts cannot all'ord, at
the prcHeiit juncture of allaliH, to let
this golden opportunity pass. Ho
neer. , lleio TIiIh Wimh.
"One of the Hravesl" began a
week'.s engageinent last evening,
under circumstances that point to a
successful run. The play deals with
certain romantic phases of life about
Now York, and in the Hint act
tillords wide scope for clever comedy
work. In a lire hcono in thu second
act an engine, drawn by a pair of
horses, was introduced, as we'l as
the latest inventions for saving life,
such as the life blanket, the life bull,
sealing ladder, etc. Philadelphia
Ledger.
An Open Challengf.
The lecoid has been broken this
(hue and no dmibtabout It. Messrs.
Ilrueo I'ugh have lelt in the
shade all previous lecords of (pilek
moves and stands iimdu by thresh-
Inmuachines. Their move was of
1127 rods and It was exactly eleven
minutes from thu tlmu they quit
threshing In one Held until they
had set and were threshing In an
other one, distant 1117 rods from the
Ills!. The best pievlous fast tlmu
was fourteen minutes on a much
shorter move. Who can beat this'.'
Limit Out I'nr rim.
The water company Is busy night
and day overhauling their large
pumps and putting In a new piston,
consequently they will bu obliged to
pump with their steam pump alone
for a few days and thereforu thu
pressure will bu weak. It will
jirobably taku two days to complete
thesu repairs, and in thu meautlmu
people must taku uxtra precaution
against II res.
To Try llm IUit'rlinmit,
At the earnest solicitation of tliiwu
Interested In thu project a quantity
of nrown-rje(iiard's elixir of life has
been ordered and will be infused Into
tlio Kalcmnilaniook A Astoria rail
way company. Should thu experi
ment succeed a few barrels of the
lambs' vitals will be Injected Into
the Salem and Dallas railroad pro
jectors. Thu returns are awaited
with anxiety.
Tho i:lillilt Cur.
Tho ear for thu exhibit of Oregon
products for the 01. A. It. encamp
ment has arrived mid will be loaded
with Hue grains and grasses. There
Ih also u car hero for Squire I'arrar,
which Is to tH loaded with fruit for
Chicago. A lu i no quantity of fiult
has been shipped from this county
already this season.
Three Neil Initltiillmio,
Salem Is going to have established
within her limits very soon three
Institutions. And all of them are
needed. They an' Indicative of pro
gress and will gieatly assist In the
rapid upbuilding of the city. They
are u cannery, u hospital and a new
church college.
will null. I Mum.
John Holm this moVntiig pur
chased of Isaac A. Manning three
lots In Queen Anne addition to Sa
lem. The lots a iv on thu north side
of Chenieketo street near thu creel:,
and tlutpiiee ilil was fWO. Mr.
Holm will Immediately Improve
this pliuv by building a residence.
A I'hIiiIiiI OpeiulUm.
Yesterday evening Win. Fraxler
orthlKiHiunty underwont the lH,r.it,um,H train fur Wilholt SuiIiik
rnrntainv of a must palnrut Miru'leal ,
operation upon his neck. I lo lx.ru ,
tlie siilU'ilng well, ami mikvuiiIu-
elhioii has Uen niado In his neck he
Isn'stlinreiiblly.
Ilrtlcr Tlmu at it I'lie.
Thu Salem lire department tite.l
u lot of he,- iaht Thurwlay and liuix
Ilfteen M-etloiiH out of twenty-six.
That's the way to Had out how
much ukhI reliable 1iom you have
on liaml. Hotter burnt li alatict
jhtui Mt a llrv. Antorlau,
tiii: cannkkv N asuiu:d.
Nearly All oflhr Capital Stock Already
Niibnci'lbed.
Mr. H. Carpenter, the gentleman
nnw n ill UJjn I'llJ' liuill VUI1U1I11
looking up a location for a fruit cam
...1... lu I.. 41.1.. !.. r. M I..
tilug establishment, stated this af
ternoon to a reporter of the. To tJUNA i.
that the cannery would bo establish
ed and that $9,000 of tho capital
stock had already been subscribed.
Tills leaves only about 0,000 yet to
bo subscribed.
The building will be 1120x140 feet
and will bo of wood. Also a store
room with the sides and roof of Iron.
This cannery will bo incorporated
In partnership with tho Willamette
fruit evaporator, the capital slock
being about $22,000.
This enterprise is something that
has long been needed in this county
and will consume all tho fruit the
farmers can raUe. Jt will also em
ploy a good many hands.
Mr. Wortlilngton and Mr. Glenn
Applegiiteaieup from Portland mid
will put In acider press for Mr. C.
II. Woodwoith which will be placed
in the new building Jmt back of the
evap iralor.
A few plums weru dried to-day to
see how tho evaporator would work,
and everything moved oil" nicely.
Mr. Carpenter, tho gentleman
who starts the cannery, understands
tho business thoroughly, as lie was
manager of one in Canada. The
onu in Salem Is mum to be
a Mit'cess. Let the good woik
go on and build our city up.
Factories are what we need in order
to build it up. Salem Is In the ceu
terof a grand fruitgrowing country,
and evaporatois and canneries will
all d well.
AN AVI'i;i. ACCIIIIl.NT.
Tim Di'iiilly Clxiilar .Sail' Oncii .lloui
;'( In I(h Soiry U'mli.
Just bcfoio noon yesterday Hugonu
Morrison, a young man wlio was
woiklng with MoKinney it Smith's
steam threshing outfit near Turner,
went to start the belt on thu beam
shaft which had stopped for some
cause, and as lie climbed up and
loosened thu belt It started so quick
ly that it Jerked hhn forward, turn
ing him a someivaull and throwing
him upon a circular saw which was
used for sawing wood for tho en
gine. The muscles of the right fore
arm were cut clear through and the
bones were 'almost severed. Tho
leaders of the lelt wrist were also cut
and torn, both arms being badly
mangled. Thu saw also threw him
violently to thu ground and hu
struck on his hips, spraining them
tail not seriously. Medical aid was
at once summoned and with careful
nursing tho young man will recover,
but no doubt he will bo a cripple for
life.
Ai tides tit lucoi poriitloii
Articles of Incorporation were tiled
with the secretary of state to-day as
follews: Tho Canyon Creek wagon
road, with Anthony Moore, W. J I.
Holmes and V. T. Giiswold as In
corporators. Thu capital stuck is
flfll.OOO, divided Into six hundred
shales of thu value of f-'iOeach. Thu
above load Is to bu a toll road. The
principal oil Ice is lu Portland.
Wheat and Its I'llee,
Some machinery in thu Salem
Hour mill broke this morning and
the mill will bu shut down for a half
day to bu rep-dred. There are now
about MM) bushels of wheat being
received dally and thu price contin
ues to stand at slxty-Hvo cents per
bushel. Oats Is being bought for
twenty-eight cents per bushel.
- --
Ntmn nl llm Itlier.
Thu Tlueu Sisters is up from
Portland and will return today.
Shu brought about thlrty-otiu tons
of freight for Salem. Tho water Is
very low ami thu boats cannot
carry much freight.
llilll. I'ldiil the Tide.
Among thivso who returned from
Yaqiilua Hay this afternoon aru thu
follewing: '. M. Pan In and wife,
P. S. Knight, Mr. Wlllard and wife,
audT. Nolfaud wife.
ITKKIiY I'KUSOXAli,
John Howie of Portland Is
in
the city.
Marshal Hivs.s is back from his
const trip.
Frvcnuui Kldridgoof Ciervnis I.
I u thu city.
Gen. J. 11. Turner of Pendleton
Ik lu the city.
W. II. Odellcanteup from Port
laud on this morning's train.
Mr. Raymond returned to hi
home in Portland this morning.
-IhiKh Thonqvson v(l on this af
" uoioru leturnoi to
''l" Now'iwrt thU morning. '
M. Wagner e.ime down fi-uni '
Turner this morning and left this ,
aficrnoon fur the Sound.
1 II. Mooivn left tonlav for a
tourof tho prluoiiwl cities of Hum-
"" "H'liwi a--nnigiun.
Statu Trviinurcr (!. W, Wvbu
and wife and Mrs. Fraxler returned
home yesterday fiviu Yaqulna,
where they have Ikvii fur thu pait
few day,
George Hatch has returned from
his Milliliter vacation, having spent
his time at Portland and Yaituiua.
J5en Taylor leaves for Newport t( -
- 1.1 !.... II.. ..Ill'
morrow on His vacation. Jio win
, bu accompanied by his family.
j LOCAJiJOMAItY.
j Painless dental operations at Dr.
T. C. Smith's, 02 State street.
Fred Klco is sick at his residence
I in this city. Malarial fever is the
l complaint.
Squire Johnson, who was
kicked on the leg by a horso last
week, is improving slowly.
-There are no flics on Astoria,
because it is said these pesky Insects
will not live there.
Epicurean tea, paints, oils,
varnish, window glass and a fine
lino of general groceries at Gilbert
it Patterson's. tf.
The three ycai old eliild ofMr.s.
H. Massy of Salem, who is visit
ing relatives near Meliama is very
ill with pneumonia.
Next week the Oregon state
press association meets at Newport.
The attendance will bo 'quite large,
Judging from present indications.
A little more life Is beginning to
bo seen on tho streets, as every day
finds many coast and mountain
tourists returning from their vaca
tions. Two trains wiil be run regularly
dining fair week from 1'ommerclul
street to tho fair grounds. With the
street ear lino this will give tho.se
wishing to attend the fair the best
of accommodations.
A few days ago a freight train
was passing Sissoiw when a large
treo that had b(en burning at the
base, fell, striking a box car, just
missing a brakouiun. Tho tree
broke clear through the car to its
floor, pretty well demolishing it.
The car wont north bound for the
shop yesterday.
"One ofthellravcht" hius gained,
by Its merits, a place at the topmost
round of populatity and success.
There is not one dull moment from
thu beginning to tilt: end, and thu
realism of the great lire scone is the
talk of tho world. jJ
Disturbances of tljcTjpi'iiccl'lil Ktiiiimcr
Mich as Diarrhoea, dysentery and clioleui
Infantum, pioinptlyTijvlctcd by Wright's
liliii'kbuiry fonllal!6old by nil diugglsts.
I'ut to l'llKlit Nervousness and indiges
tion by Wright's llopCjlery and Chnmo-
mile llllters. A liealthlul stimulus, and
HtieiiKtheiilnir anil limKOiiit'in. Sold by
II. W'.Uov.
With fatal speed Impure blood eouri-es
thioiiKh thusyhtcm with death hilts wake.
WiIbIiI'h CoiiipoiiniirKxtrm't of Sur-upa-lilla
euies all blood illscitxcs. Sold by
II. V. Cox anil D. .1. Ki.v.
A (iOOI) Clir OK COl-'KKK.
Is u Kient nttr.ietlon for u restaurant.
Tho eolleo drawn fiom llellenbrand'H l'at
eutCollee receptacle Is ono of tho many
Client Attractions of his eating parlors.
Thousands of cups of his excellent eolllo
itiiiMiln every week. And as lor oysters
and meals hu cannot bu equaled lu thu
stale. tl.
Yankee, Ktiipii'ttc.
Icecream Is such a thoioughly
American dish that entwined about
the Inevitable saucer of vanilla are
some peculiar American customs of
etiquette that to tho unsophisticated
ami uninitiated foreigner sometimes
seem barbarous. They aru not,
however, for every true and loval
American boy will admit that ho
would rather eat leo cream out of
his sweetheart's spoon than use his
own.
A young Kngllshninii the other
day was relating Ids tlrst experience
at an Ice cream table with a Phlla
dolphin girl, llesald: "1 was ut
terly broken up ami astounded,
don't you know, when, after finding
a strawberry in her halt-finished
pinto of cream, she fished it out on
lier spoon and olleied it to me.
'"Won't you have if." ho asked.
" 'No, Indeed,' 1, replied, no doubt
looking the horror 1 felt in my muiI.
" 'Why not'." she demanded, seem
ing to be hurt by my refusal.
'"Why, my dear girl, don't you
know,' 1 0X01111111111, 'you have had
the spoon in your mouth.'
I WII ii-li,.t .,( tli.ii1 !... iv. .il... I
..V.., .......... ....... PlV .I!I!171
nrottllv. as i. he mado tier nerfectlv 'I'liMUord f rriuteeiionhotinpwsiuin
Milium, phi iiimiumi iiriiiii. , l jnm. Asylum hewliyliivltOMiueUliro
punilyillg tvply: MollM ki,s that I wwiUtbr llielmlldltii: of u win lo the
monili iriM lot vim u-..ii'ilii't ! i
inoutll ll l tl let j on, Viuu.iiti l jou.
I eoufe.ed that I would Ik onlv tuu
, , , , . . .
glad to do so, and i lneu then I have
nu.de It my lm.luo to get better
aceustoiiud to tlie etlqtietto of the
lee cream table." Philadelphia
I'nws.
lltla.Mtl Sensation.
A Chicago, KiK'r lelU a queer
story iiUint a itmn who is a 111 ions I '
with a ptKUillar atlvetion of the
imrve.s. He tastes a thing four or.
, live minutes attT hu hu eat on It, '
t11!Uwi 0rtlie tnsto helns Jimulhiu-'
lH)HrtWUhtHe iimtlontlon. ruls1
u,0 ,M eatissnl fium the priot; of a
phi miiw tiun alter he has Uiou
pruddou in thu calf of thu lug. Hu
miioIU i yurKijjo Imrrol nflvr lit) 1ms
wutKiHtsA-wrrtliiUH'K.sjw! tt. ixinio
orj-uiilo tvntirl ilollrlouoy iwiiMts
thu M.'ii.-vitloii to 1h iK-IiivihI in trmit..
iiiImIoii to tlio lirotti. ThU lt wr
ttiluly mi UitfrvtliiB ih'.
John WtucI o' D;iVsOti, tin., eats
Kreat quuutltUM o tUei, That U a
llyvluvl.
Climatic Changes.
A.J). 1S. Correspondents from
Nebraska and western Iowa descrilxj!
i the climatn,s pcculi-r for the dry-
, nen ot tho n;uii.ibtre. Traveler?
iini! sojourners theie, near where'
Omaha stands, had made the same!
olueryations years before. Beef I
freshly killed and hung up In mm-'
moron poles, would euro; become
good dried beef. Many anecdotes
were related to prove tho "extreme
aridity of the atmosphere," us any
one may see by referring to old let
ters, files und histories. This tho
"'
wiiter experienced In his own per-
'
son. ,
A. J). 1839. For some years past
they have complained of remark-
able dampness of tho atmosphere
during tho spring ami Miiumuri
months. Tobacco gets to drip nl-1
most, and salt dissolves away into ?. '
watery substance. For Wetka at ,
a time It is very hticky. Postage i
stamps and gumned envelopes slick '
together and are often spoiled. Some
seasons are a great deal wor0o than
others. The country all around and
far west was settled long ngo. 'J ho
sons and daughters of contempora
ry pioneers have gone wefet, raised
families tiiat in turn have gone
farther wes.t and are raising families
of their own. I copy from a letter
of an intelligent young lady who
was educated m Colorado on the
Gunnison river, far west of the
Rocky mountains. She is the
daughter of ono of the young pio
neers of I85.r)-'j, and is visiting In
Omah.i: "There is usually a good
breeze; but it is very bultry. I can
notice such a change from the dry
air of Colorado to this. It seems
very unpleasant iind f don't believe
J can ever live in such a damp cli
mate." Now it is contended by many
learned men that tho climate has
not become any dumper, because,
they assert, that "no more rain falls
on tho average." That may bo so,
birt every old settler in all this re-1
gion wiil toll you that the earth ami
the air have become much damper.
A great many facts could be cited to
show this. Twenty years ago delv
ing with the .spade a hund.'ed miles
west of tlie Missouri river caused
men to exclaim, "this ground litis
not been wet since tho deluge." All
under the heavy sod was like one
solid dust pile. Now it is all wet
from below the sod or surface. Wo
c.uitiot tell what effect certain small
booming causes nitiy havoou climate.
It is now reported that the Kllfol
Tower is causing incessant thunder
showers all over Paris. If it shall bo
proven true then th time is coining
when man will bo ablu to cause the
rain to fall and to change the cli
mate by erecting such towers and
connecting them by cables over
which electricity will How. That
tower itself is a miracle of art with
out exaggeration. Its height is al
most exactly ono thousand feet.
Now tho highest pyramid Is but -ISO
feet and the highest of all other
steeples) and monuments does not
exceed over. "illO feet. This gives us
some idea of Its Importance when
we consider it.
Tin Ailvnnro or Keiwir:'.
Augustus l)-do you know, Miss
('dura, l d-don't s-s-stuttor Im11'm
in-much as 1 usod t-to do?
Clara Itoally.'
Augustus Yims. Ueoii under
t-t-troatment, you know. S-s-s-slm-plot
t-t-thlng in the world. All
you have t-to d-do is to t-t-thlnk ho
t'oiv you h-.spoak and oxore-c-clso
your will p-p-powor. I'rof-f-fesNih
says 1 am d-d-doinjj so well now I
e-o-can h-s-stop M-thlnking and
t-t-talk J-i-Jtist as much as 1
p-p-pleaxe!
A Good Appetite.
Is cM'iitluI to uood health; tint nt thU
eas.011 It N often lost, owinjj to the jHiverly
or Impurity of thu hlooil, denniKt'iuent of
ine iukpmivc organs, mm uu wcaKcning
I'lI'lVt llf till' I'lUUWMSC M1MI1. IIixhI'h
SAi-Miiwrllla Ik m uoiulurful medicine for
I'lVNtlngtiu apiH'tltc, tonlns; tlie diction,
ttiiituMtiKMreiiKtli to the whole s)Mom.
Now U the time to take It. lie Mire, to get
Hood's S;nnurUl:i,
iwwaaiaMiiaCTBmrimMiimnwiiilM
Proposals Invited.
"." " Asyium iniouniu lo juans
itiiiUiHvineuUonsioboiecnat UieottUv of
i ,N; t';'-'."rehUeet,-aienu)ii'Kiu. Tho
rluUl torJvt'tany and all bids is reserved.
liuuniu iK-upeueilnt two o'clock, p. m.,
m Momta SC't'Snm.vku.
Oko M. MelluiiiK,
u. w. wtaui.
lUmnt of Truslevii,
A MiM.KV.CIerkoriUvml. '
wu
1-1. lJ. RANKIN'S
D
aint
No.'JftlJ Commervial gt.
Huu and Carriage lhilnting,
slau wri,ii- i,,i.r luin-'hiir nml
"leourttUng, U tinting mul kal-
Muiniiuiir
fXovuttHl lu tlio hiUt
fct lo. .
Exporiencotl Workmen Employed,
Satisfaction Guaranteed,
Call ttiul tee ns botoV you kt your
work.
, i
Shop Jl
RESIDENT LOTS IN
Salem, for building lots, have no equal. The whole plat is in a Hue
state of cultivation, seeded in clover, with a good turf. No grubs, no
stumps, no rocks or gravel, soil good, elevated ami level, has a fine view of
tho citv. surroundln-r eountrv. the mountain ranges and snow-capped
peaks. Pure cold well water." Is twelve blocks feouth of the Chemekete
! i- . . i . . -. .. . .. .-.
""-'1 "" posioinee uiocks, on uommeicu . u.... a,.uv. . ""-
' nc ..,. r....,i i... t.. x. lVnfumi n fiiciiniiiititu without interest
lUlil aiv 11111,1 Lll UJ uuiltm tv t, UlCUIl
until paid. They are now actually worth in cash more than tlie prices
named for them on long time without interest. Geveral lots have been
sold on which fine residences will be erected. If you want one or more
lots call on J0MES & WATSON, avIi j will show you the plat and the lots.
THE RELIABLE GROCERS
Corner State and Liberty Streets, Salem,
Specialties in
Fine Tea, and
Butter, Cream Cheese, etc.
WE LEAD W
Remember the
r
Pi
.Inst roivivcd tho finest line of Shotguns, Jlilles and Pistols from
(Miicago and more coming. AVe will sell lower than any other house in
Salem. Wo defy all competition, Portland not excepted. Also keep
The Best Sewing Machines
n the market from S;V to S40 cash, and in connection will run tlie hest
Gun Shop hi tho state. Come and see us before buying elsewhere.
BEN FORSTNER & CO.
111 I
FOUND!
Sucetssi in 1ihIuh requires preparation I Therefore, thoroughly master
Commercial Arithmetic, Husine.s Penmanship and JJusines.s Correspon
dence, Hook-krcpinjj by both Single and Double Entry, the nature and
correct uso of Commercial Papers, Commercial Law and Business practice.
Learn, also, Shorthand and Type-writing, Manifold, and Dictation work.
All tjieM are needed in business, and are thoroughlv taught by exper
ienced teaehess. at tho SALEM BUSINESS COLLEGE
Griswold's Block, Salem, Oregon.
Real Estate
A'l
INSURANCE,
HavhiK removed my otlleo lo til state
sin-et, 1 am now better preured th.in ever
tit do a rustling
istatc business
ALSO
Fire and Accident Insurance
Written In the bent compunle-i dolnsbnsl.
lie In Oieipiu, Call on uu nt onee.
Isaac A. Jlanniiiff.
!5 Stnio Street.
DR. JORDAN & Co.'s
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
Tal .Market t.San KraneUoo
Admission oeiitx.
(loui.d leiirn lunv to avoid
ir.sse. Consultation and
nviiiment iien-oa-dly or by
lelier, tui siniuiterrluHii
orgenllal rokness and all
distil.-) ol men. siul for a
tHKik. lrlvai ottlctt 211
IVmniltiitlon fre.
GEORGE WILKINS'
NISW BUTOHKR SHOP
On IJU'rty t,trvi, acros the bridge tn
NortU v.Utiin. All kind urnienu kept on
n-nt. 8-Sxf
11 luu bwa pruveu that WrlshfaJUed
Vrtts4 OKI h Cum c-Uh thriVkt nn.l lt.,.
tnubtvr l.vus indtnC, vtu nil other
rwnui - M mu( a uf ail unun'M.
Ilea
liwiry mrret.
.! i i :i..t.. u,nts Tlipan
Jl. irj.. . j,
rynTyrTm.TT7ffi .T-T
Table Luxuries
Coffee, Creamery
CANNED GOODS.
Place and Call.
pmii rrwirrw?mrtwatttxMmm-TnnvrmwoiMa
WILLAMEHE
UNIVERSITY
(Iraduate'i Students In
Classical, Literary, Scientific,
Normal, l.iisiiiess, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES.
It is the oldest, largest and least expen
se Institution oflearulug lu the North
west.
School opens first Monday In September
Head lor catalogue to
THOfi, VAX SCOV,
17:
i-resiurni.
Salem, Oregon.
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C o m p a n y ,
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rlne. JOS. ALHEltT. Agent. . - .Salem, Oregon
For Bargains
IN
Family Groceries Provisions, Fruits Etc.,
OO TO
THOMAS HUMHNYS,
Commorolul istrxat, Sulom, Or
buns
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A FULL LINE
-OF-
Crockery and Glassware!
With specialties In
ValcFian China Tea Sels,
French China Dinner-Sels.
I! IDG WAT'S FAMOUS
Buckingham Pattern
-OF-
ROYAL
SEMI-PORCELAIN
Of which we constantly Keep a full Una
mid open slock, enabling us to make up
Dinner nml Tea sets or any size, or sell by
the single piece. The finest assortment ol
CHAMBER SETS
Kver shown lu Solera.
A PULL STOCK
Ol the latest pud handsomest patterns In
Glass wo re.
t 3"l'loase call nud examine our stock.
WELLER BROS.,
201 Commercial Street.
JLJ
fflffi A POHLE,
S.ilem, Oregon, have received direct
From Eastern Factories
Tho Finest Line or
CARRIAGES,
PHAETONS,
SPUING WAGONS,,
STAGE COACHES,
IMOUNTAINWAGONS
SKELETON WAGONS,
DOG CARTS and
OTHER VEHICLES
which will bo sold nt
Prices and Terms to Suit All!:
These goods Tare first-class and M their
stock Is very largo a person can find what
they may wfsh. Their warehouse on State
street Is completely filled, and they have
another car load en route now. Lookout
for them: something fine
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Mind wandering cured.
Every child and adult greatly benefited.
Great Inducements to correspondence
Classes.
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Hammond, tho world-famed Hpeclallst lu
Mind Diseases. Daniel nrppnlnnf 'rimmn.
son. tho great t'sycholocrlst. J. M.Buckly
I'.. editor of tho Christian Advocate
N. V-t Itlcbard I'rorstor. the scientist. lions.
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others, sent post free by
Prof. A. I.OISETTK, 237 Fifty Ave., NV
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tllO.State. n-d bilTlTPKt dlsrvmnt. SSonrl ftfr
price list of Job printing, and catalogue ol
legal blanks. fi. m. WA1TJ5,
Steam Printer Sa'.em Oregon.
BLACKSMITHING and HORSESHOEING.
on
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Have- moved to 47 nnd id State street,
where they aro now ready for work. Alt
our old patrons aud friends are Invited to
call and see us In our new location. We
ore better prepared for work now than
ever having secured more room. 10-1-tf.
BLACKSMITHING and WAGOMAKIXG.
the eoruer of commercial and Chemekete
...trii ,"c.re ue ready .to serve tne
i..5HHe.M Pmv vrep.rel better than
S titodo "." kinds oruawm and carriage
iV.?i,!SBnna repairing; oil klndu of black
smithing and repairing, and a general
horse shoeing business. He hag afi kind
2C?VO0",'!''ccl.roulng, hand made, etc, and
nUtheUl in II Sflenflfln mnnno.- WrLw-l.il
I SJ..enU?n etv?n to ue construction ofwa
1 SnJJ?na ?lrlage8. Hemember tba pUco
I opposite fauite Iniurance building.
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