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OUTWITTING A GRIZZLY.
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X Vonori J Trmreler Tells now Ho
DunwltDp m ilteree Old Dear.
Ho was a viSaoroblo and InteUigcnt man ' !; ?Mft "d most popular scientific and
and had been a grcal traveler, and ho kind- BSffiK $&g K&'SS&S1. $$S$
ly uuuurwuH. iu vrauo uwuy an uuo nour or L""J 'U,",""1' Best class of Wood Eniraf.
telling: a New York Evening Sun reporter of Eft. ftatoA?fcBa!rS
tho true Inwardneai ot California Ufo In too i " W, AgffinriBr5Sa w 8r
. ..A Villa j tVVin atflMM I '
fmt-hllla of tho sierra.
"I had sovcral very curious adventures
down there," ho said, "and, by the way,
yomnjr follow, If you ever happen to go to
that region you had bettor throw off your
patent leathers and your boiled shirt to be
. gin with, and put on corduroys and high
cowhide boots. Tho brush down there has
thorns throe inches long, barbed like fish
hooks, and you would soon leavo behind you
that costumo with more ot what Is inside of
it than would suit you.
'As to your question about grizzlies, I'll
tell you my first and rather remarkable ex
perience with ono of those varmints. I was
a kid, not yet twenty, and new to tho'region
of the sierras, havinir comn -fmm th v.t
but a few months before. On a moonlight
nigus cany in Apru i was gently mcander
Inir homo on mulAharlr T wa .......i
o -- ...mi uuuuiuu
with the execution of a tw.lrnt.lmifa . t
had foolishly lent my pistol to a friend early
in me uay. x naa almost reachod the ranch,
having only a short stretch of chapparalto
pass. I had heard the settlers allude re
spectfully to old Ephralm. They said ho
was ucruest iu lno spring, alter ms winter's
siesta. He's alwavaan ni7ltr -iifnmo ..j
after a man has had a wipe or two from his
taions mere is seldom enough left of that
man to tell the tale.
"On this evening I speak of I was dog
tired, as I had been riding all day. I had
almost fallen asleep on my mule, when
jumping Jehosaphat I how that mulo did
jump 1 Standing ahead, as Urge as life, on
th bank of a little brook, was a big
grizzly. He grinned at tde and growled in
a way calculated to agitate the nerves of
Ajax, the follow who defied the lightning,
much more thoso of a tenderfoot, aa I was
then.
"I had heard enough to know that if I
turned tall, that is tbe mule's tail, I could
leave Ephralm behind me, but on the other
side of him was home, and J had my share
of grit eyon then I had heard of the notion
entertained by some people that a man can
master tho most ferocious wild creat
ure by looking him in tho eyes and advanc
ing straight upon him. Even a greenhqro
would back out of such an experiment with
Ephralm, the most ferocious of all wild
creatures.
"Suddenly I remembered I had in my
pocket a large box filled with friction
matches, those made with plenty of brim
stone for use in a strong wind.- An idea
occurred to mo, and I patted and encouraged
mu uiuiu, woo iremDieo. so i thought she
would drop down under me, and urged her
boldly right in the face of old Bruin. When
within a few feet I suddenly struck a dozen
hukcubs ana wrew mem right into bis open
jaws. Never was there a more sudden
change from defiant and malignant ferocity
to the most abject cowardice. The huge
brute actually cowered and shook with ter
ror equal to that of the mule herself.
"This was something altogether outside
of his experience. I suppose he thought ho
had struck a prairie fire on muleback. Even
the mule saw the situation and gained
courage. She advanced and I kept a con
tinuous shower of burning matches. Lucki
ly a rather strong wind blew from me and
carried away toe fumes. In fact this is
what brought toe varmint to me, he having
winded me. To cut things short, old Eph
turned tail and ignominiously fled.
"Now, strangor, I might proceed to relate
further how I kept at toe heels of that old
grizzly and kept setting fire to his fur until
he was entirely burned up; but in this
skeptical age it may be well to suppress
some of the facts of the case, for fear of be
ing doubted."
ENTIRELY REFORMED.
Baw aa -Elephant Was Instrumental sa
Redeeming m Drunkard.
One of tho strangest stories of a drunk
ard's reformation is told in tho Philadelphia
Tina. William H , a prosperous trades
man of Eastern Pennsylvania, lost his
property through unforeseen business
troubles, and, leaving his young family,
went West to retrieve his fortune ; but dis
couragedby want of success, he took to
drink, and finally became a degraded
loafer. He drifted eastward again, and was
Han in Troy, N. Y., hanging around liquor
saloons. He bad lost his manhood, and
even his Yery name (having long been
ashamed to be called by it), and men knew
him as " The Worm of the Still."
Onoe, soon after the arrival of a circus
and menagerie combination to exhibit in
toe city, toe drunkard saw one of the keep
ers purchase a pailful of whisky for a sick
elephant, and sneaked after him to the
circus tent, following the Impulse of his
raging thirst
The keeper put the bucket ot whisky
down before "Betsy," tna sick eiepnant,
and she drank about half of it. The intelli
gent brute knew it was medicine, and did
not propose to take more of it than she
thought she needed. The bucket, still half
full of liquor, was left standing near her,
and the keeper's attention was called away
for a moment.
Hardly was his back turned when a
bloated, red face was poked through under
toe canvas, and its pair of watery eyes
were fastened greedily upon the bucket
Betsy fixed her keen little eyes on the in
truder, stopped swaying to. and fro, and
waited to see what be would do.
He did not notice her. The fascination of
toe whisky blinded him to every thing else.
The bucket was beyond his reach. He
drew himself under the tent until he could
dutch it The Instant that be did so, Betsy
flung her powerful trunk around his waist,
ana whirled him up in me air.
She did not mean him any harm, but he
was tampering with her medicine, and sho
would not stand that So he had barely
time to give ono wild shriek ot terror, when
she tossed him thirty feet away, where he
struck against one of toe ponderous wheels
of a lion cage, fell to the earth with one leg
broken, and three fractured ribs. She did
not attempt to follow and hurt him, for she
had no malice. He was carried away on a
stretcher to the hospital.
The rest of the story is a pathotlo
romance. The wretched man's recovery
,was so slow that fllteen weeks passed be
fore he could walk on crutches; hut in that
long time the thorough hospital treatment
hud cleansed all toe liquor out of him, and
he had begun to look something like his
former self. . ,. .
I"i Am- aKn nftrtv of ladles Visited
the hospital, distributing flowers and read
ing matter to toe patient, one of them, a
handsome but sad-faced young woman,
stopped by bis chair, and gazed at him as U
strangely startled.
"Father," she said, "you den't remember
ae. I aa your daughter Mary."
It was twelve' years sUace she bad seen
him, but she knew him.
She bad him conveyed to her home as
soon as possible, where, In time, he was re
etored to healtfc, .found good employment,
ad begaa a new Ufo of sobriety and in
dustry, whleh continued to the last
Hta adveatere with toe elephant sonear
ly fatal to Uss, awed the saeaas 0 en
tire reformation.
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On and after Jime 23 18S9 and until further
notice trnlus will run dally (except Sun
day) as follew:
BAST SIDE.
Coburg Mall
From Portland
STATIONS.
iPortl'd Mall
&ow'i d Port
1UUU
Lv. 8.00 am
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J.U.W
10.50
11.05
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Foot of F Btreei,
stay a uiuuuij,,
Bt. Paul's,
Woodburn,
Town send,
McKee,
ML Angel,
Down's,
Hllverton.
Johnston's Mill'
Hwlt7.orl.qnd.
East tilde Jurct.,1
Mocleay,
Aumsvllle,
Ale
OP Crossing,
WestSclo,
Crabtree,
Splcer,
Tillman,
Plain vleir.
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Itowland,
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mile on sale
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GEO. F. S.vIITH,
PROPRIETOR
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FURNITURE,
Window Shades, Wall Paper, Pictures, Mirrors, Moldings, Frames, Baby
Carriages, Wagons, Rugs, Stationery. Notions, Holiday Goods,
Croquet Sets. Hammocks, Etc. Tents, Awniu, Etc.
made to order and kept constantly on hand.
307 COMMERCIAL STREET (BANK BLOCK), SALEM, OREGON.
SAIvEMI
INTERESTING FACTS ABOUT
Oregon's Most Wj iy!
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8S-Goodsof all kinds sold on the l eg ill. r installment plan in the city
at Smith's Auction House, corner of Liberty and State si reels, Salem, Or.
Abstracts.
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ABSTRACT OF TITLB,
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breadth of the land, many peoplo who know Salern by its reputation
will be pleased with a little history of ita various attractions.
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NO. 221 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
jj-The only complete set of Abstracts in Marlon county.
P. O. Box 260.
First National Caul
SALEM. OREGON.
WM. N. LADUE. President.
DR. J. REYNOLDS, Vice President.
JOHN MOIR, Cashier.
GENERAL BANKING.
Excnnnge on Portland, Ban Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bousht ant" sold. Slate, County nnd-C.ty
warrants bought. FaiinerH are coidially
Invited to deposit vnd liausact business
with us. Liberal advauces made on
wheat, wool, hops and otuoi' property at
reosonaDie lates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained at the bank In
most reliable companies.
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SALEM - - - OREGON.
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J. H. ALBERT, S- - - Cashier.
DIRtCTORSi
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J. M. Martin, R. 8. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck. J. II. Albert,
T. McF. Patton.
LOANS MADE
To formers on wheat and other market
10,000
able produce, consigned or in store,
either m private granaries or
jmbllo warehouses.
State and County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Ban
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Uerlln
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
Northern Pacific Railroad.
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2.28
1.40
1.15
1.10
12.55
1&32
12.20
11.15
11.16
11.38
1L14
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GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAST TRAINS DAILY I
SHORTEST UnTtO CHICAGO
And all points East via
St. PAUL and MINJXiiAi'Uijio.
The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only
line running Passengertralns.Seoondclaks
sleepers (free of charge) Luxurious Day
coaches, Pullman Puiice Hleepmc Cars.
Palace Dining Cars, (meals 76c) Irou) Port
land to the east
Bee that your ticket read via the Northe.-n
Pacific railroad and avuid the
change ofcarH.
Leave Portland at 8 a. m. and 8.40 p. m.
dally arrive at Minneapolis o- Ht. Paul at
6-05 p. in. . , .
Pacific Divisiow-Tralns leave Front
and O street dally at 11.M a. ra, and 8.40
p. m ; Arrive at Tacoma at 7:10 p m and
4:20a mairHeSeattUKSam inuA5jp. m
Ubrough Pullman lalace Hleeplng C,,i,
eleeant day coaches, finest palnce dining
cars between Portland, 7vrainafnd Heale
direct. Dally sen Ice. A. D. CHAnLTON
Asit: Oen'l Pass. Agent, mFht BL, Cor
Washington HL, l'orusna. u.tgou.
Depdt Corner First andCl btreeti.
City Tax Notice.
The Salem city taxet are now due and
payable at my ofllee with Williams A En
gland. Taxpayers will please govern
themselves accord Injly.
E. J. SWOFFORD,
City Tax Collector.
GEORGE WILKINS'
NEW BUTOHH5R SHOP
On Liberty street, across the bridge In
North Salem. All kinds of meats kept ou
hand. 6-SoU
For the Public Good.
H Is nn ludlspr table fnrt that the hand,
somest vet Ibi'le trains that are novviuu
on the An'eilcnu coiuiueut aro those on
theIiullU!LOU roine. leavlDe lVom Union
depotin Denver, al o 1st. Paul, immediate
ly on a.ilvulof niuiiiongh trains loni the
west. The lU'svnntl fcccoud c'mi catches
ruo magnlllceni, the iclnlng chair cars
biibiub. the Pullm.'ii s'eepeiii extremely
luxiulaut, nd ps fo.' ilionjeab that are
sei-ved iu 'tlicsa paVce Di'rlfnston dining
vj.ne uoxi n
tv. Chlcaio o!
If you mention lo ibe I'ckei. agent that you
errs ymu yum. vine
eat to Kansas Ci
next tluie veu no
Chicago or Hv. Louis,
want your ticket to ic.nl li-om Denvei or
St. Paul ove the Uuilinston itnte, you
will get it, and you will nlwuys be glad of
it.
If vou rola .be Noitliern or Canadian
Pacific, the e'eiaut vestibule trains of
The Dmllngtou Route, be.rcen Ht. Paul
ana umcago, o.' rji. jjoim, win cany yuu
nlouj ue eastern hhoeol the MIssKsmpI
rlvei for a distance of 350 miles, luntU.t
sceueiylhntcannci,be.ui-pas!.ed;or, lfyon
go viiv i be O.-ejon H'jo.t Line oi Boulhe.n
Piiclilc, aiul yo.ir t'eket leads via The
Ctuliu-jlon lloi'lo from Cbe?enne or Deu
vei.you w I'pjn llirouguall the thriving
cUlcsend (owui Jottxtetl in what lsno'Mi
I ily known as the Ilcntlol the Continent.
TOi1 ImlSier infoimalioa apply to A. C.
Hbrtdon. General Agent, SS First street,
PonUmLOtegon. 4-ld4wtt
Tho citizens of Snlem tiro n very proud people pfoutl of tho beauty
and fjuno of their city. With 15,000 population, possessing lare wealth,
wo enjoy all the mo'.lcru ndvnnecincnts of our sister cities llko Portland,
Seattle aud Tacoma and S.m Francisco. Slieets are lighted by electricity
and traveled by hofto caw. Tho most ln.isuiflceut public water works
supply pure water lrom tho WUlaruelto lu plonty and most adequato Are
protection. Wo have tho district telegraph messenger service, letter car
riers, two telegraph oftlccs and two expicss companies.
PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
Fine stiuclurcs abound throughout the city. Tho school buildings
are numerous and largo aud tho high school is as grand a pilo as is often
seeu. Tho famous Chcmeketo hotol, built as a matter of pride by Salem's
wealthy capitalists, leads all on tho Paciflo coast as a flue liotel. Tho stato
has located hcic extensive and imposing buildings, the Stato houso, State
Peulteuiiary, Stato Iusano Asylum, Stato Blind School, Stato Deaf and
Dumb nialo school and tho United Stales Indian Training School. Ele
gaut private ichUIcuccs aro common but of yet greater lutoresl than these
are tho miles aud miles of pcasaul homes of our thrifty mechanics;
thoreln lies the surcy of our iuluro.
CHUr.CHES.
All deoomlualloas havo prosperous chu.'chcs aud flno houses of wor
ship. The Womeu's Christian Temperanco Assoclallou is flrm'y estab
lished and Intends bu'lding n maguiliccnt business b'ook and is prosper
ing. It has a lino H'muy and reading room for pub'lo use.
NEWSPAPERS.
We have two dailv ncwsiMiicrs. The OAriTAL Jour.NAL Is the less
aged but a sprightly sheet which spraug "at once into the (till flood tide
ot success. Any new eotcrpiise comlmr to Salem will find r.ble support
ers, If tbey aro worthy of it, iu the pubUc spirited ctV'ors of our newspa
pers.
AMUSEMENTS.
Tho Reed's Opera House is a largo aud excellent one. There are
numerous summer resorts, several flue parks, an excellent trotting course,
bicyclo clubs, social clubs, etc.
THE STATE FAIR
Meets hero annually aud is a ;;ient success. It attracts thousands ot
peoplo from all scctlous of tho country.
NO MALARIA HERE.
This is one of thoso clean, pure Western cities where almost no
malaria now exists. Our death rato Is way down in the bottom figures
and we havo no epidemics.
ATTRACTIONS.
Our natural scenery is Bwiss-llke. Mod u talus almost entirely sur
round us rendering drives outside tho city very beautiful. Rivers and
trnnr. nfipnms wood-lnnds. abound in evcrv dlicdou. Cllv is practically
free from debt rnd taxes are moderate. Our l.iboilng c'.ifses never have
resorted to strikes, boycotts or anarchism rs v,tiies aro r.ood, work plenty
aud want almost unknowu. We have all tho becrefc o.de.f in this city
that is possessed by any other cllyof twico ;ts po;ui!ai!ou, and all In a
flourishing condition.
COME WITH US AND WE WILL DO YOU GOOD.
Salem Is a good place to live in and it is a good place to do business
in. Any new branch of trade will piospor hr e loi frcilllies aro ample
and compefcut help plenty. YTo h.tvo nil the nioJve powers water,
steam, gas aud elecuic. Real esiale mav bo had fbi' fiiciory sites at rea
bonablo prices. People may Ilvo be.-o wll'i grea economy, or In luxury.
Our baukiug facilities aiouobu.'passcil. Wo have a duo outlying district
of farm lauds. Old rcsldeuts reui.Mu, thevo aro almost no dep.u lures, and
now ones ore fast coming among us.
WHY NOT INVESTIGATE SALEM?
If you would learn more of tho resources of Salem and surrounding
country send for the CAPITAL JOURNAL, tho best paper on tht
Pacific coast to-day for iho money. It Is reliable aud stands on Us own
footing. Address tho Capital Jouhnal, Salem, Oregon.
J. L. MITCHELL, Manager.
And Oittm Deve'omieut company's)
stoai.ivm il't'e. L'. iII-m t. n Woura
laitn.ierj u by ru c.ie. lonto, Flt
nil kl ?''-4. l-w '. rim . ol ht line
jvo.rtru.U'.id am' rll olui ni .In Will
lame.tev.klle. orjdl.u;j ho'u Fi.mclsco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxccpt Huml ys
1-00 PM
IM0PM
aJOPM
1(45 AM
HK5AM
11:10 AM
Om-inS traln!I C0nncct nt Albany and
Tho above trains connect at YAQUINA
with tho O.-oaou Development W Line
jf bw i Jtsltlpirbetwecn Vaqulna and Han
rvtviici co
SAIUNQ DATES.
STIAMKBS. rnoit TAQtrtM
W amette Valley .-.Monday Sept,
W amctte Va ley Tuesday K l
Willamette .Valley, Wednesday " ?j
STEAM KM," 1-ROlC SAN "RANClSCO
Willamette Vrllcy.Wcducsdny,8ept, 4
Willamette Valley FUday " is
lllamette Valley Saturday ' 21
Willamette Valley Bun clay " 29
ivinis company reserves tho rliht to
cunuie sailing antes without notice.
. N- -B. lvs eiirre.-s n-pm lortLua and all
Willamette Vnlloy points can make close
ronnccllou Willi tao trains of the
YAOU1NA UOUTEatAlrnyorCon-allls
aud if dostlucd to Ban Fmucisco, should
arrange to an 1 6 at Yaquiua vho evening
befbro dnto of sa Hug. "
ramat? ami Frelgkt Rstts AIwsts the
UULMAN A Co.. Freight nud TlcUet
Agents a and 20i Front st, roi Hand. Or.,
orto
O.C. HOaUE, Ao't Gen'l lrt. A
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacllio r. It. Co.,
O H.IIA8WELL,Jr.GcuMK't"&,0r
Pass. AgU Oregon Development
Co., SOI Montjomciy :.;
Ban FmncUco, CW
The Oregon Paclflo sleamboaU on the
Wlllamettee river division will leave Port
laud, south-bound, Monday, Wednesday
and Friday nt 6 a. m.
iirnve ai uorvams 'ittcsaay, Thursday
and Saturday at S.'J0 p. m.
Leave Corvallls, north-bound, Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at 8 n. m.
Arrloat l)rtland, Tuesday, Thursday
au d Saturday at 8.S0 u. in.
On Monday, Wednesday riid Frldajr
both north snd south-bound bopti Ho over
night at Balem, leaving there at 6 a. m.
O.G. IIOGUK.
A.a.F.andl'.Acnt,
OveHand to California
via
Southern Pacific Company's Lino.
THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
Time Betwtta Silcm aid Sss Frsicliestt
Tklrtjf-ilx lloors.
CAHrOHNIA KXrilKHS TRAIN KDN DAILY
UETWKKN POUTLArU AND H. V.
Ilouth. I " I KoiThT;
i&) ). m. Lv. Portland XrT T(Ffi5 a. ni.
6l)).m. Lv, Halem Lv. 7Vla.ni.
7H5 a. m. Ar. Ban l'run. Lv. 7-00 p. m.
LOCAL I'AMSKNaKll TUAIN ( DAILY XX
CKIT SUM DAY).
8.00 a.m. Lv. Po timid Al.l 43 p.m.
11:10 a. m Lv Halem Lv. f 12 .'ij p, in.
2:10 p. m. Ar. Kimono Lv. I UCJu. m
. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
For accommodation ol second class
puKsengers attached to ozpress trains,
'IhoB. 1'. company's turry makes con
uoctlon with all tho regular trams on th
Kust KIdo Dlvltlou n-om lootot i strce
Portland.
(Vest Side Division, Between Portland
And Cervallis:
DAILY (IXCKIT fllNDAY).
73d iC'm.
Je21p. m.
Lv7
Ar.
Portland
Corvallis
"ArT
Lv.
(SiU p. in.
1:10 p. in.
J. J. CULVER
County Survsy
AMES WALTON,
Topogrtphir.
W. HJBYARS.
Civil Englnssrj
Byars, Culver & Walton
Surveyors & Topographers.
Bin veys drafts, p'ats
ni-ipsmul ('.ccrlpi'ons
ofUuds toini'ot, rnd
lo.ul-1, (iltcJoi, i.tieals,
Enwei' nl ,o c. etc.,
m.u'enniU iiixuedat
i-easonnble 'irices. Old
corners aurtl.nes re-es-t
l)lls.ied f.t)io.ljlual
field notes.
nmrie,. fur t. IfhpH. HKK S. ln.CtU O:
era, with estlmatei ft'inWied ou applica
tion. Address County Surveyor's oDlce.
Belem, Oregon.
MLTjK3SmWki A
LhmtSouji Ta
kiui. tusur
TSfT, T.
A. B. STRANG,
2So, S03 Commercial Htreet,
TlckeU at twoceuts jier
it stations having agenU.
. i.w .,... tnr
ZzBmsLmax
FOR MEN ONLY!
a MCITIUC 1t to" r I1" KAHHOODi
AFuSITIVEoturslsn rs WI1
lilI!w7uM M trMU.l Si4u I. w.
SALEM,
OREGON.
-DrALXR IM-
STOVESandRANGES
PluiblDg, Gu and Steam Fitting.
Tinware and Artistic Metal Work
a Specialty,
s-Afrcnt for the
BOYNTON COMPAMy'H
Ubllsbed In lMt
nlCHAHDHON A
Kumaces.
t!
JUST OPENED.
Prfh and salt wrier fish, poultry, lm
and oysters in tbelf ean. On Couitlst,
op Kwfie the opcm tioi'.
One hundred Aua c I'ciens wanted.
u J GKiLUl, Proprietor.
HEAUND
INHUIIANCK
Company.
Fire and M
tine.
JOts, ALBEHT.;As:ent, . Halem, Oregon
1 New Dressmaker.
mrs.f.a:orijmp,
ANewYork Modiste, who haihadrncen
yet r expe. cuce in
Cutting and Fitting
Would be plea.il; n -ee .lie 1. 1 OMorR.
lemai. Uer inoms No. 4C!Biimnic id,
co.ner oJlft.lou.
Just Received
At Charge 1- c. - JI 1'iic.v 1! mm
of tlioilw 4.IH10 nl (ill no vtloctl ou-r
tl.-oif lit .ol. 'am. .'I 'oqilsn o (' Hio
iHtoitt'o iiii unci lmo iscc.i I) ou3lit r-U
i.oni tho i. II nciy i:.n o Imus of i.'ii
r.j'ueLco.
The lndlc oKiloin mil HUrrouiii'lnif
couuti-y ai e .u Ued lo tall mid Inspect this
one of ifooiN.
A MONTH can be hide
rfui'im. acciiis
nrefarred who can furnish iiorne mm
$75 to $250
Miss Leona Willis,
TEACHEH OF MUSIC.
Le.jons given In voice culture and Ital
Irns'mliij, piano and on. u. Hneclrl nt
loiitloii liven to licginne n. Urn uesceurt
the Con ervt uiiy, orut me loildence, Co.
ner oi Cciuer rnd Cupltol utiecti. Itf-lbml
J. H. HAAS,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
COMMERCIAL STKIUICT.
1'lulcli votV iriinrnulpcd. Olvo him
audi ami you will not ittu I It. 7-Slml
'J'XIE I'AVOIUTE
iliar. and Peel Rooms.
' ' I! ,Y
live their whole tlnis to tho biislnc-.s. Sjiai e
moments may be prolitably cm ployed nlo.
A few vacanclM In town mid dtlci. II. I .
Johnson 4Co., 1CK iialn U.. Jl.ilunoiid,
Vo.
N. IJ. Hease state aje and btislueu ex.
perlenc. Never mind about sendlnif
stamp for reply. Il.F.J.ACo. 4mHi
. toblished 1363 1
The Oldest and St&urcbcsi Belrceo Saer?
icrlo aod I'orfftoi
LADD & BUSH,
Bankers, Iron BuPiiiug, Mm, Oicyn.
AccpunU kept, loans mat'e. cstli. ii-e
on eve yiiauof the world bought end wild,
h of credit Issued to truveiei. colicc.
. Jin de througboukths VaUtAHU m,
u , i America and Mexico, state, jwun.y
anil c . warrant cr.hed. VVeorre.,p-
ions r ouoawnortatlons consistent with con-sei-v.
iv banklutf. KWUfwa
"dearg!rls7
.te noTfty f.tiln any young man, but
If tlieyoltvyou auice IWjx of
HtHerliMril'j .Square Chocolate Creams,
made osily liU PaUnt Pne, Uke
them, and Ull them to coin aicalu, for lhy
aie superior to any mad In the United
HUtes.
Flilo7-CUSi CI'JAR STORE
At Alo.liiy wuit Coi vullls couuvel with
ilulns uf O.eoi) 1'iiclllo ltallroiid,
'i'lirouKhtlcLeLstoull K)lnts south and
emit via Culiroiulu
KXI'IIKHHTItAIW (IIAILV KXCKITHUNUAY
i.'iiii. in. I W. Portland Ar. I BOOa. ill.
b.03 p. 1.1. Ar.MoMlnnvllleLv. 6:15 a. ra.
Through Tickets
-To all points
0UTH and EAST
via'
California.
I' or lull information regarding rates
maps, etc., apply to the Company's agent
Hiilem. Ori'irim.
K. I'. ltOUKItH, Asst. U, y. and Pass. Ag't
It. KOK1ILEU.I Manager.
Oregon Railway and Navigation
COMPANY.
" Columbia River Route.'
IN ill IT
Imported and Domttsstlo
CIGARS AND TOBACCO !
!24fi Commsrolul Strosit.
ft
(Jeary street.
OR. JORDAN & Co.'i
MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
781 Market st. Han KrulicUco
Admission ait-en ts.
Ooanit learn how to avoid
dlwase. Cousultutlou and
treutmtnt iiersoually or by
letter, on speriiiuterrtioca
orgenltal wruknt-as, and all
dlseasse of men. Knd for u
book. I'rlvute oltlce 211
Consultation free.
MPS, M. E, WILSON,
InvlU-s the Indies of Balem and vicinity to
call and inspect her select stock or fall
Millinery that has just arrived. Hhe will
pay particular atuutlou also to the latest
styles ofdrvsimaklDg.
trains for the east leave I'oriland fu7s'5
am and .UU'im dully, llo cilorm' "on
prlnclpnl 'minis lu I lit UllliU...a. CrfJ
adaaud hiiio.ie.
Klegaot New Dinio Cvrs. .
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS.
Kn-e Kamlly Bleeping Cam urn lliioujl;
on Kxpress trains to Omnh. , Couucll
lllutrs aud Kansas City wl.Iiout chr uto
Connections at 1'oitland forHan Francs
co aud I'ugvl Hound pol.1 k.
Kor lurtber particulars address any
agent of the company, o.-
A. L MAXWELL, O. V. 4 T. A
U,J. flMITlI.Otu'l Manager, Portland.
MAltVKLOUS
MEMORY
DISCO YEBY.
Oil Osnulss Syitsoi of Minor; TralalngJ
fear Botii Leirnsd Is ens ruclng.
Mind windsrlaf cufJ.
Evir child nd adult grtatl bsntli.sd.
Clrtut IndiiteiiisiiU to cvrrraoudenc
Classes.
1'rospectus, with opinions of Dr Win. A.
Jlttiniiuiud, the world-fumed Hpeclallst In
llud Dlsrusrs, Duiiltl (Jrt-nltuf 'Ihomp.
son, the grrat i'sychoiogUf, J.M, llucKly
1), I) , editor of tho Uhrlstlun Advocute
N, Y.lHlihardi'rootur,lhuiu.li)iitlst, lions.
W. W. Aslur, Judah 4', Uenjumaii, and
others, teut post free by
1'rof. A. LOWKTTK, 3T J'lftyATS., NY
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