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WKDNKBDAY OCTOHBH S, 188!)
A Cadmus, Mich., farmer feci n
flock of swine (several gallons ot
elder which was not soft. Tlio hogH
went on a glorious old drunk for
three days, nnd a few of them pass
ed peacefully away, never reallzlmj
what had touched them.
Tjik tanneries of this country
have vxhnusted the oak and hem
look Hupnly of New Kiig'und and
are rapidly using tij the hulk of
New York and I'euiiHylvanla.
There 1h nothing like leather, and If
future generations are to iw It the
tannin-producing material ot the
country must he renewed. The
AiiHtrinn black wattle, an imiclii, is
the r'obest in tunnln of any tree
k'Jowu. It will not grow where
there is Trosl, ami therefore must
L'low on tills Coast, if at all. It has
the property ot rapidly renewing
itKi'lr Fioiii the stump when cut oM,
and plantations of it on lauds that
will grow nothing else may lit) the
menus of locating the iannliig in
dustiy of the United Htutts in Oregon..
Sam Jonim Is stirring up
Lake eamp-uucllng. In a
on the "(Jood Fight" he
lti:v.
ltouud
wriiKin
miI.I:
How long would it have taken to
coii(Ur thoBouthlf half the North
ern t-o.dlcrs went lounging, drink
ing nod dancing with the Southern
aini.v-jiiKt whul the chinch Is
dolnV
Don't iihk (loil to tin n his guns on
the devil and kill half the church ut
the Hist licit. Joshua drew tlie lino
and siild: "Come over to the Lord's
nltle." Ho who does this leaves the
devil's territory. Tho devil and the
world nre not harming the church
to-day, hut memhers of the church
mo doing a power of damning.
If you ran your husineut as you
run your church (ho sherlll would
sell you out in six mouths. Bo the
devil would sell out yourehu'cho
for he has a hlg inortiio on t'.ieni
only they won't h lug anything In
the market of this wor'd or tho net.
O.v Soptoiubur 1st 1 st tho French
government took forclhle pocvslou
o the telephone system throughout
Franco upon the hroiul ground that
the telephone system is too vnst a
monopoly to he p.'iiiilttod to remain
In t helm nds of a private corporat Ion,
and that, like tho postal telegraph
systems throughout Europe, It
should Ih i tin hy tho goverumeut
for the henellt of tho people. The
eharteied corporation which eon
trolled the telephone system In
Franco, the Bocleto CJeneralo ties
Telephones, resisted the government
to theend, and to the last moment
refused to furnish inventories or
give itiiy information concerning
the value of Hh nroiiortv. it lutu nl.
rf ready eommeneed legal prtKieedlngs
f?3 in lunut nf u.t.iirtiiir ii lii.tivi In.
i" -- r -...., -
demuity for the loss of so valuahle a
uiouoH)ly, Hut Its desires or iuten
tlous In tills mmter will scarcely ho
regarded; and meanwhile the
French government is conduct l.ig
the telephone service without break
or Interruption. As a llrst result of
government control ariaiigements
have lsen made for reducing the
a inual rental of a telephone from
f 1" to lib, and the cost of live
ml.iutcn' talk Is to bo live cents In
stead of ten cents. Tho scant cere
mony with which this giv.it
monopoly has been handled by the
French authorities Is certainly In
marked contrast lth the ad.'i.inls
tratlvo methods that prevail lit this
country.
Kftrts of liubor-SutiiiK Marliiiifry.
In the niunufucturo of textile
fabrics one girl e.in do to-day what
two generations ago would have re
quired the united lalsir of KM rt
soiis. It U mvdlessto Kiy that one
girl does not get as much wages as
Washington Letter.
(Ftom our regular turre(Minrient.)
Washington, Kept. 29, 18S0.
After six months of ofllce, Mr.
Harrison and his cabinet have now
made each other's acquaintance.
There is a marked cordiality between
them, and the president lias learned
to rely more on his advisers and bet
ter how to estimate their worth. In t
this process of getting acquainted,
Mr. Wlndoin has gained immensely
In influence. It would have to be
a mightily strong argument that
would prevail with tho president
over thu advice of his secretary of
tho treasury. There Is a something
In Mr. Wlndom's placid disposition
that has greatly taken the hincy of
tho president. He has on no occa
sion shown himself to be in the least
disturbed or lacking in resource.
The spirit which enabled lilm tj
rise to tho emergency when
hr nnide the bond extension In Gar
th Id's time, Is still with him, and
Mr. IJarilson has come to fee! that
in emergency can arise to great for
liN pint ris. It was this confidence
in i In- M-eivtary of the treasury that
Ic-1 led the epilation against an ex
I. ixflon of congress. In cabinet
W imloiii Isiih a (pilct way ot t-ettlntr
I'.'li I is arguments that gives him
great power. Jl is said that he can
it le a complex piohlciu mole con-
chely than n.y other member of
the cabinet.- lie i- a limn ofmaivel-
oiis amiability.
If Mr. Harrison oyer iiad.iuy sus
pieion that Mr. I'.laino wauled to
run the ailministiatloii he no longer
holds it. After all the talk that
law been on that subject It was bill
natural If Mr. Blaine fell under
some constraint on entering the
cabinet not to press his views too
stiougly to the front. It is the com
ment of observlont men who have
been watching allalrs pretty close
ly that he has shown a wonderful
amount of prudence since he went
to the head of the Statu dup-irlnicut.
and Instead of the estrangement
that was predicted grow up bet v on
them u greater confidence has ap
peared, and Mr. Harrison turm
more frequently to I he Maine
man for advice and is moio apt i
follow th it advice when ghen.
Proctor is the Abraham Lincoln
of the administration. He resem
bles thu host portraits of Unc.iln
and Is credited with some of the
characteristics of that great man.
Ho Is probably thu nnst popular
secretary ot war with the olllcers of
the service that has presided over
that department for many years.
He Is a man of more polished man
ners than was the great abolitionist
president, but he has that same air
of honest simplicity that so marked
Lincoln. He would stand better as
the personification of aihtirutiou
Hint as the lcprcseutatlve of frown
ing war.
Mr. Traoy Is the shrewd and
aggressive, man of the cabinet. He
looks out from under his shaggy
gray brows with a pair of sharp little
eyes that see about eveiything that
Is golugou. He Is always approach
able and has the hearts of the men
who have business with the depart
ment and have, In former times, so
often been forced to submit to
tedious delays.
Secretaiy Noble, perhaps, has had
tho least comfort out of Ids position,
He Is a good lawyer and a man of
ability, but he evidently feels the
want of experience In public life.
Now that Tanner Is gone he may be
happier. Mr. Wanuiimaker has not
only lived up to his reputation as a
business man, but Is acknowledged
to bo tho best organizer and most
methodical man In the cabinet; and,
withal, tho greatest hiintlcr. Six
month's observation does not neem
to have changed tho popular ltn-
pulsion of Farmer Husk. He Is th
same ''Uncle Jere." As a good at
torncy general Mr. Miller has vindi
cated the president's selection.
Tho coming congress has a deli
cate and dlllleult duty to perform In
steering tat m con the Seylla of econ
omy and tho Charybdls of extrava
gance. It will not bedeleried from
providing for national defense and
general warfare by reason of the
vast amounts neocNsary to provide
forlsith. Hut In neither should it
listen to lhu-e who would have It
waste largo sums In m'Iioihh ol
doubtful utility or of pmely local
advantage. The lepiibllean partvls
pledged to economy, but not to part-bunny,
Wheio public works of a
truly national character are icqiihvd
It Is true economy to give whittle
iictvjwary, t hat the end desired
may tie r-pceillly ant ecoiioiniiunj
reached. Wo have fortunately pass
ed the era of cutting down opeiiM'c
A DILEMMA. v
I fain would limpid lines attune
Into the climbing crescent moon;
Hal) her us "Luna calm, serene,"
And eulogize her "silvery sheon;"
I might tho "silent stars" exalt
With comments upon heaven's vault;
Uutwhonlcomo to think It o'er,
It's all bean done so well before.
To sylvan and sequestered haunts
I might repair and tuna my chaunts
To mountain, fountain, rock or rill,
To dale and vale, to brook and hill.
I might s'ng of the rose's blush,
Or praise tho llnnot'and tho thrush;
Yob, that I would, but whot a bore I
It's all boen dono so well before.
I might become a misanthrope,
Forego tho charms of joy and hope.
Assumo a pessimistic pose,
Compare lift) to a withered rose.
With morbid cynicism sigh
And all the cburms of life deny;
But think of tho dyspeptic corps
It's nil boen dono so well before. '
Of Cupid I might sing anew;
But rhymes for "lovo" are, oh I so few;
And every Strephon nowadays
To his own Phyllis tunes his lays.
Besides, all bards, the worst and best,
llayp their Ideas of love expressed
O, crant mo, Muses, I Implore
A subject never used boforo.
Harry II. Smith, In America.
CHOOSING A HUSBAND.
Talo Which Shows That
That GUttors la Not Gold.
All
ltX) jveixuis used to get, but there Is
Home tfomitttiiNitlou In thoeheapnooi oll u mwm KMl(, wltlm it ie.; ml t.
oi ine goons proiiueeu. mo ihku ' tUoeltecl upon the ivhv
aim suoe inmimry snows uini sixty 'P. httiatlou
Years airo slioc-maklm: was ex-1
cluslvely limited to men, whoo
average proiluctlon wan :) jvilrs a
year. Forty years ago women and
childrou wem employcl, and the
um) of machluury Iiich'smhi the
capacity of each bund to 1V0 pairs :
ywir. Thirty yean ago It had In
creased to 67U pairs, and ten years
ago toii,6iW (uilrs. Uuuillloii, Out.,
vaivihcy in the
in levari (o the
ttlll v of liiniulh.
Htiiuerof Pensions is nut materially
changed. Tho friends ol .Indue Ilea,
of Minnesota, liwlst that In will get
the sltlou If It is not am-pd-d by
Midor Warner, It I generally Ik
llovedihat It will go to a Western
man, ami (hat Now Yotk's claim to
tite place will lw Igttoivd, provldetl
Major Warner eventually declines.
"Two offers at once I You are. truly a fav
ored imihlon, Rose," nald Annotto Lewis to
her young friend, Itoso Lllton, in n guy tone.
"It Is husband or no husband with most of
us ; but you have u choice between two."
' And happy shall I be tf 1 have tlio wis
dom to chooso rightly," was tho reply of
H(e.
"If it were my caic, I do not think I
should have much difficulty in making a
choice."
"Don't you! Buppo-o thon ynu give me
tlio bouelit of your preference."
"Oh, no, not for tho world!" replied An
nette, laughing. "I'm afraid you might bo
jealous of mo afterward,"
"Never four. I umnotofu jealous dis
position." "No, 1 won't commit myso'f in irgard to
your lovers. Hut if they were mine 1 would
soon let it bo known where my prcfcrciico
luy "
'Then you won't assist mo In coming to a
decision." Surely I um en titled to this act of
friendship."
"If you put It upon that ground, iloso, I
do not bco how I cun roftiso "
"I do put it upon that gtouud, Annotto.
And now, I ask you, us u friend, to give mo
your opinion of tho two iouiiK nun, Jumes
Hiimbloton and Marcus Gny, who huvo
neon such wonderful lUlniei.ons In my
huiablo Kelt' its to become suitors for my
hand at the t'umo time '
"Decidedly, thou, Hose, I should prefer
Muicus Oray."
"There is about him, certainly, Annotto,
mueV to attract a. maiden's oye, and to cap
tivutu her heart; tiutit has occuricd to mo
that tho most glittering surface does not
ulways indicate tho purest gold beneath. I
romembur, once, to have scon a massive
chntn, wrought from pure ounces, placed
bosido another that was far tnfi r'i r hi qiml
iiy, but with a surface of tea times richer
hue. Had 1 not bcua told tlio difference, I
should have chosou tho lattor us in every
way moru vuluublo. Uut when it was ex
plained that one boro tho lino of gonuino
gold, while tho other had boon colored by a
procoss known to jowclors, I was fctruck
whli tho lesson it tuught."
"What lesson, Hosol"
"That thu richest substnnco lias not
always tho most glittering exterior. TlaiS
real worth, satistled with tho couscioUKuess
of lutorlor soundness of principle, assumes
tow Imposing exterior nspocts and forms."
"And that rulo you apply to these two
young inon I"
"lly that rulo I wish to bo guided, in somo
degree, In my choice, Annotto. I wish to
kcop my ml nil so balanced that it may not
bo swayed from a sound discrimination by
any thing of imposing exterior."
"Hut is not tho exterior that which
moots tho eyo all wo can judge from I Is
not tho exterior a true expression of what
Is wlthlnl"
"Not by nny means, Annette. I grant
that it should bo, but it Is not. Look at tho
fact I have just named respecting tho gold
chain."
"Hut thoy were Inanimate substances.
They wore uot faces, whoro thoughts, feel
ings mid principles find expression."
"Do you suppose, Annette, that bad gold
would ever have been colored so its to look
even more beautiful than that which, Is
genuine if there had not been men who as
sumed exterior graces "and virtues that
wcro not In their miudi No; tho very fact
you adduce strengthens my position. Tho
tlmo wus, In tho earlier mid purer ngos
tlio golden uges of tho world's existence,
when tho countenance was tho truo Index
to tlio mind. Then it was a well-tuned In
strument, and tho mind within a skillful
player, to whoso touch every muscle und
chord and minute tlber gave answeriug
melody. That time has passed. Men now
school their faces to deception. It Is an art
which Hourly nil practice myself mul your
self too often. We study to appear what
wo are uot. Lock at soma men whom we
meet every day; with faces whoso calm
ness, 1 shuuUl vuthur say rigidity, give no
evidence that a single emotion ever crossed
tho wnvelcsh ocean of their minds. Hut It
is not so. The mind within Is active with
thought and feeling. Hut the Instrument
formed for It to play upon has lost Its tune,
or bears only relaxed or broken chords."
"You lmvo a strange, visionary way of
talking, sometimes, llut" replied Annette,
as her friend ceased t peaking. "AH thut
may da for your Oermim truusceudeutul
tsts, or whatever you call thotu; but it
won't do when you come down to tho mat
ter of-fuct business of life "
"To me it seems eminently a practical
principle, Annette. AVe must act la all im
portant mutters la life with u just discrim
ination; und how can we truly discriminate
It wo are not well versed iu those philo
sophical principles upon which, ami only
upon which, right discriminations can bo
made I"
"1 must confess, Hose," replied horyoung
friend, "that 1 do not see much bearing that
all this has upon tho matter under discus
sum; or, at least, I cun not see tho truth of
Its application. Gold never assume a leaden
exterior."
"Weill"
"Wo need not bo very emlneut philoso
phers to distinguish ouo from tho other."
"No, of course uot,"
"Very well. Here I Marcus Oray, with
a genufno golden exterior, and James
llambldtou, with a leaden one.'
"I do uot grant that positlou, Annette, It
Is truo that Mr. Uamblotoo It not so brill
lam uud showy, but I huvo found In him end
o,uuMy that I have uot yet discovered iu
the ei iter "
"What is ihatl"
"Depth of feeling and high moral principle."
" ou certainly do not pretend to afttrta
Hood's Hnrsapnrllln purifies the blood, '
builds up weak and debilitated systems,
gives strength to weakened
Hood'8 nerves, overcomes that tired
feeling, tones the digestive
o Q T8 a pa " organs, Invigorates and reg
rllla elates tho kidneys and liver,
expels disease, and gives
vigorous health. Young
people-say: "It b tho best Makes
modtclno wo ever took." . ...
Old people say. " makes nO Woak
us feel young again." Bo orni
good a medlclno may well oirong
bo called "the true Elixir of Life."
Hood's Sunapatilla Is sold by all drug
gists. $1; six for $5. Prepared by 0. 1. Hood
& Co., Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
Colonel James Beld, a lieutenant
in the seventy-eight HHanders at
Waterloo, is now in Scotland, visit
ing the scenes of his childhood. He
has lived iu Canada for the last
seventy years, and is uine'y-six
vers o'd.
A CALIFORNIA 8EX8ATIOW
Pctaluma Courier.
It is reported that the sales of tho "Califor
nia Remedy," Joy's Vegetable BaraapariUa,
liai e grown within a few months till they aro
now really sensational. The way tho f atno of
this production has spread Is simply marvel
ous. Six mouths ago It was unknown. To
day It Is all over tho country. It Is authorita
tively stated that they huvo been actually
Elvlng It away in Ean I'rancisro to pcoplo
afflicted with dyspepsia, sick headaches, In
digestion and liver troubles, not to bo paid
for unless it cured. Such practical tests aro
to btartllugly convincing as to bo almost sen
sational. It Is stated that two of tho active
principles of tho new remedy belong to tho
vegetable kingdom of California, and are so
well known to us all under common names
that It would surpriso us If told them. But
we arc not surprised at anything Callfornlan,
and this recent discovery of the new medici
nal virtues of its vegetable! kingdom Is but
another instanco of the astonishing possibili
ties of a soil and climate like ours.
A Siberian explorer h.vi left Po
king with tho intention of penet:r
tlng Thibet. Ho is accompanied by
a Chinese e&cort. Tho route will bo
along the Great Wall to Lanchow
and Lake Koko 2To .
The Best Residence Localities
In Hit' city of Portland and other prosperous towns are those owned by men or corporations who
have the disposition and ability to improve them.
U I P LI I A ft n
Has II nanaV m m W
II 111 n I fJI 51 I I
J s i y S S L.1 Si U
ADDITION
-IS OWNED HY
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m
LAND
OOMPiNT !
And this Corporation is determined to
Male t
Til
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tome
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THE VKItllllT UNANIMOUS.
W. D.Sult, Druggist, BipptiH, ind.,
testifies: "I can recommend Electric
Hitters as the very best remedy.
Every bottle sold has given relief In
every case. Oiieinan took six bottles,
anil was cured of lUieumatlsiu of 10
years' standing." Abraham Hare,
druggist, Hellovillc, Ohio, afllrms:
"lliu bent selling nicdielno 1 have
ever handled Iu my 20 years' experi
ence, is Elect rio Hitters." Thousands
of others have added their testimo
ny, .so that the verdict is unuiilmous
that IClcctric Hitters do euro all dig
cases of t ho Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only a half dollar a botile at Daniel
J. Kry's drugstore.
MAKIT WINS.
We desire to say to our olti.ens
that for years wo lmvo been belling
Dr. King's New DNcovery for Con
sumption, Dr. Klng'sXcw Idfo Pills,
HueUlen's Arnica Salve uud Electric
liitters, and lmvo never handled
remedies that sell as well, or thai
lmvo given such universal satisfac
tion. We do not hesitate to guar
antee them every time, and wo btand
ready to refund the purchase price,
if satisfactory results do not tollow
their use. These remedies have won
their great popularity purely on
their merits. Sold bv Daniel J. Frv.
uruggisi.
Tho John Crouso Memorial Col
lege for women, at Syracuse, N. Y.,
was dedicated Sept, IS. Addressee
hy l'rof. Little, of the University,
Prof. Uigs, of Auburn Theological
Seminary, and Dr. Duokley, of Now
Yoi k. The building cost foOO.OO,).
To the city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It is intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Riverside and High
land additions and around Highland Park
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE
Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no
lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will In the near future be
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM.
Lots ill Highland Additon are High and Dry and Well located; Most Excellent Drainage
The soil Is black and rich. From all points a fine view Is obtained of the public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements arc already being made for the location of two churches iu tills addition, and
a number of it sidences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots
within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lots In High
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of thu street railway they aro practi
cally not half bo far from the public buildings and tho business part of the town as the majority of the so
called "inside lots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
And let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand streetcar
tickets every year.
Farmers, Mec
SPECULATORS.
Your attention Is res)ctfully called to
tho special ndvitntagcs of
We R. White's Patent Gate,
Which received tho highest honors over
Rlrcu to gutesntXcwOrlciing World's Fair
Call und uhIc to Bee Its wonderful uud sim
ple mechnnlsm, which. In the words oftlie
Jury on awards, "Is a wonderful combina
tion of simplicity." Also the
Lone Star Hay Press,
The price of which, J100, puts it within the
reach of the ordinary larnier.
Theodora l'ulm, agent. County rights
farsale. On exhibition at corner Liberty
and State htreets, Salem, Or.
W. S. M0TT, M. D.
(Formerly of Williams Giove, Io.)
Olllce for the present at
RESIDENCE,
No. 470 Commercial Street!
Calls lu tho city or from tho country
promptly responded to. 8-16dw2m
ATTENTION
FARMERS!
Hlnglo lots and acres. One halfmlle West
ot Salem P. O. Good soil, all clear and In
flno condition. All ready fer planting
fruit and shrubbry nt once. Each piece
fronts on a nice street, and no city tax.
THOMAS & PAYNE
et, STATE ST. SALEM.
Small Farms for Sale.
A numbei of ten-aero tracts of desirable
and within one and a half miles of Salem,
at prices ranging from $30 to S 100 per acre.
Apply to
WILLIS A CHAMHERLIN,
0-15.1-Im Opera House Block
C, M. L0CKW00D,
SALBM, ... OREGON,
Headquarters for the Willamette Volley
for the celebrated Columbia bicycles and
trleycle. The Columbia are well known
are tho bAt made, and have valuable Im
provements for tho year Those wanting
machines will do well to rail on or corres
pond Willi me before pnrcnaiilng,
Orrtco at Gilbert Jlros.' bank, 207 Com
increlal street, Salem.
DORRANCE BROS.
Dealers In every variety of
OREGON LUMBER,
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED!
Lumber Delivered on Short Notice.
Yard at tho Agricultural works, Salem,
Oregon. Mill located four and a half miles
northeast from Salem, on the John Martin
donation land claim.
Slab Wood 50c Per Cord.
Call and see us before purchasing else
where. d-w
MTKI'SY.
This, remedy is hecoinlng so well
known anil so popular as to need no
special mention. All who have used
Klcctric Jlittersslng tho same song
of pralco. A purer medicine dins
not exist and it U guaranteed to do
till that Is claimed. Electric Hitters
will cure all diseases of the liver nnd
kidneys, will roniovu pimples, hoils,
salt rheum and other atleotions
caused hy Impure, hlood. Will drive
malaria irom thesystcm and prevent
as well as cure all malarial fevers.
Koroiiro of headache, constipation
and Indigestion try Electric -Hitters
Entire satisfaction iriianintecd, or
money rclumlcd. Urlco oOots. and
M.U0 jht Untie nt DanM J. Fry's'
drug store.
Conservatory of Music
Of the Willamette Unlver-lty Salem, Ore
koii, theiiuMt MirctMintl Mule School on
tho Northwest Coast. Courses In mu&lcnro
equal to Eastern musla bchools. Yenrlv at
tendance of nearly one hundtvd aud Hfly.
The able corps of teacher for the coming
ohool year will be l'ror.'.. M. l'arvin,
l.eona Willis, Miss Eva Cox; assistant
touchers, Miss Lulu M. Smith, MUs Hally
l"arlsli,anU MUs Mamlo 1'arvln.
llranehes taught are Vocal Culture, t'lano.
Organ, Violin, Hpo Organ, Harmony,
Couutcrpolnt, and Class Teaching.
Diplomas riven on eoinnletlon nf rotirso
Vend foreatulKgue and circular.
Z.M I'AUViN 7-25d Sm-vrlm.
Kansas House,
Corner ot Court and High Sts.
E. M. LAW, Proprietor,
Wo havo taken a now name but
will continue to servo onr patrons with the
best tho market aflords, give them a
cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms
reasonable. Give us u call and we will do
you .rood.
No Chinese employed.
Call and See
T. I. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT HIS NEW QUARTERS IN THE
State Insurance Building, Cor. Com
mercial and Uhemeketo streets '0-ltf
As BARGAIN,
If you havo S200 or S300 to Invest in a
business that will
Clear You from 55 to $15 a Day.
Good for fifteen years, without competi
tion, see the exhibition on the corner of
Commercial and State streets.
JOSEPH FUSCH.
Store Enlarged
Having enlarged my store I 0111 nowable
iMlPIHVou ullh nil kinds nf t-nwsirl.w
feed, cigars, tobacco, crockery and glass-
ware.
Country produce of all kinds always on
hand. If you have uot traded with me bo
fore, I respectnilly solicit a trial believing
I cau suit you both In prices aud quality.
THOMAS UURKOWS,
Commerolul Street, Sulom, Or
1 If. EASTON'S
Salem Music Store
Headquarters for Chlckerlng A Bon's,
uazieion, uotuy ana Emerson
Vfiltieic
l'lauos, Wilcox 4 White Organs,
iiisiaumenis.
Cash or
INSURANCE
Company.
Kir and Marine.
that Mr, Or Um niltbtr mUog nor prhv
A VtUMWS lHSt'OVKKl.
"Another wonderful discovery ha
Uvn made aud that too by a lady in
this country. Disease fastened Its
clutches uiKUi her ami for seven
years she withstood its Mvcrt tests,
hut lur vital organs u.ro undei
mined aud death mvuuhI Imminent.
bor three mouths she couched inces
santly ami could uot sleep. She
bought of us a Kittle of Dr. King's
Is'ew Discovery for Consumption
and was. so much rvlIuviHl on taking
llivt dose that she slept all night
ami with one Kittle has, bevu mlnicu
lously cured, Her name Is Mrs.
Luther UiU." Thus wrlto l
Hamrtck A Co.. of Shelby, . l Good aoeommovUtion for commercial
Cictn frvti trial bgttlu ttt l.iule ttwvtlw, Hwt-ci.rl lvmy ou hna
trv' 0ru nturc. ICWiHm(K
JOS. AUlEHT, Agent, . Balew, Oregon
NEW LIVERY STABLE.
I Gaines Fisher, Proprietor.
IVruer Frr- nd Liberty street. N. K. cvr
from Chemekete hotel, Salem, Or.
New Butcher Shop
AT
NO. llO STATE ST.
ANGBYJNK & JEFFERSON.
Have opened up a flrst-elass butcher shop
at the above location, where they will bi
pleased to serve the people with the
CHOICEST AND REST MEATS
of all kinds that the market affords.
Give them a cull and be convinced of the
superiority of their meats.
4uooua oeu verod rres.
94 State Street, Pattern's Block.
tUSdW
BL1CKSMIT1IIXG and WAGONMiKINB.
JOHN HOLM, THE RELIABLE BLACK
O smith, has removed his shop to
the corner of Commercial and Chenieket
streets, where he is ready ,to aerv th
public, lie is now nrenared better than
ever to do all kinds of wagon and carriage
and repairing; all kinds of blacu-
and a general
He has all kinds
makln
smithing and repairing,
horse shoelmr business.
of shoes ,steel,trotting. hand made, etc.and
fits them In a sclentlflo manner. Special
attention given to the construction of wag;
onsand carriages. Remember the pUc
opposite State Insurance building.
BLACKSM1TII1XG and HORSESHOEING.
SCRIBER & POHLE
Have moved to 47 and 49 State tXtt
&
sPJ lUJ)UUworklu
where they are now readv for work.
our old patrons aud friends are Invited to
ran ana see us in our new location, we
I are better prepared for work now than
A MONTH can be made " ernavmg secured mor room. KW-u.
fur us. Agent
give their whole tlm to the bUklnrM. Spare
at for i
prererreu who can furnish hore and
uiumeuumay be proOtably employed alo.
v icw vacnneieo in iou ns ana cities.
ILK
Richmond,
Johntou A Co., lu.0 Main st.
Va.
N. 11. mve state are and business ex
Nrtcnre. Never tulud about sending
Ji4wp for rtnijr, B,f,j,4v, t-Het-Hi
WESTAC0H t NYE.
;, Feed and Boarding Stable,
A3Hav and oats snld and daltvfrad
i?toiet on j-1 rrr urtet, MH W 1
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