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THE CiPITAL JOOHUL
rOBUSHEU DAILY, EXCEITBUNDAY,
BY THE
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated!)
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second-class matter.
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tion." Advertisements to Insure Insertion (for
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Correspondence containing news of In
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communications.
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officer
Hpeclmen numbers sent free on applica
tion. Offlco, corner Court and Liberty Streets.
MONDAY DKCKMIIEH 23
Onk of the henebmen of the
London West End Bcandal la said to
b! In hiding ut Scuttle with his
family.
The Sau Francisco Examiner
very strongly endorses Senator
Mitchell's resolution on the Chinese
question. His work is greatly ap
preciated all along the const.
Julian Hawthohnk, the Bon-of-a-lltcrary-fnthef,
Is writing a history
of Oregon. If it in not gotten up on
the penny-a-line basis, as too many
such works nre, It may Ikj a good
thing.
The Democratic press are trying
to nominate Hon. I). P. Thompson)
of Portland, for governor on the Re
publican ticket. It would bo in ex
cellent taste if Democrats would al
low republicans to make their own
nominations, for it would suit their
political preferences better. Wo do
not know, at present, any claim that
Mr. Thompson has upon the repub
lican parly,and wo believe the candi
date for this position will come from
Eastern Oregon perhaps from The
Dalles or vicinity. Tho Dalles
Mountaineer.
The owchoo! influenza is head
ed this way, and the public is warn
ed to prepuro for It. From Europe
has come mnuy an unwelcome
guest, but this Inst consignment Is
one of the least agreeable tkat has
reached Columbia's shores in many
a duy. The effete mouarchs of tho
Old World have sneezed until their
crowns shook, and their subjects
have l,owohoo'dl" their fulso teeth
uud huir onto the sidewalk. Indeed,
t prevalent has been the disordor
that It has given rise toa new form
of slang commendation, ami wlieu
anything Is justubout right now, it
It is said tu bo "Quito tho sneeze."
CoNaitBssMAN WiiKELEit, of Ala
bama, has introduced a bill to incor
porate tho Military Order of Amer
ica. Tho bill proposes the lu corpora
tion of a society which is to bring
together u fraternal and beucllclent
association, non-sectarian and non
political, between thoso who wero
In tho War of tho Rebellion. The
order is to have a building in Wash
ington to be used as a memorial
building, and as a Military and
Naval Museum and Library, whero
lu will bo deposited copies ot all
government publications. Provis
ions will bo made for tho In tor
ment in tho court of this building,
oftho remains of General Grant and
thonroctlou of a suitable monument
to his memory and to all othor
soldiers, sailors uud murines who
nerved during tho war.
The Atlanta Constitution ot
of Nov. 22, 1880, gives an account of
a divorce cuso in Texas involving
the question of religious liberty.
Tho petitioner for tho divorce set
forth as the ground ot his petition
that u baud of religionists calling
tlicmclves "sanctltlcatlouistH" held,
among other things, that li was sin
ful for a femalo Hauctlllcationlsts to
llvo with a husband that did not be
lieve in tho doctrine of sanctllk'n
tion; that his wlfu had become u
Hunctltlcutiouist, and thus n "de
stroyer had crept Into his homo and
made desolate all that was once hap
py." It seems that tho cuso was
presented to a jury, and tho Jury
granted u decree of divorce. Tho
wlfo uppeuled tho two to tho su
premo court. There tho decree was
promptly set aside
TiiEKEuro two ways of ridding
the country of tho national nuisance
known us the civil service commis
sion, one. by keeping In tho treasury
most of thof&l,000 It says It must
havo uuuully In order to llvo, and
thus starving it to death, and tho
other by abolishing It outright.
Benutor Furwell, of Illinois, favors (
tho starvation process, and Senator ,
Vance of North Curollnltm hits In-,
traduced a bill wiping the law thut
created It from tho statute book,
Wo cun bo reconciled to either plan
If It In Hticcessful, but tho honest,
irnly, straight-forward way Is to
pubs tho Vaunt bill, That Is whut
the pwplo would do by more than
nine tenths majority If thoy w-'
liven chance, and It Is what con-
rvs will do If Houston and M. C.'s '
Jtitve the courage of their couvlo,
How,
The Roseburg Plalndealer Is ngl
tatlntr the building of a railroad from
that point to Coos Bay. If tho citi
zens of that town act on tho Plain
dealer's advice their town will rap
Idly step to tho front.
Senatok Mitchell has present
ed a memorial from tho Washington
legislature, asking for legislation de
claring the forfeiture of tho North
ern Pacific land grant between
Wallula, Wash., ana 1'ortianu, ur.
The memorial sets forth that no
lino has been built between these
points, but the right of way Is oc
cupied by another road and there Is
valuable land there which ought to
bo opened to settlement.
A Correspondent's View.
In looking over the Junction City
Pilot of December lutti, the follow
ing communication was noticed,
which may prove a shining light to
some of our readers, and Is published
by numerous requests. Following
is the communication verbatim:
Alij,ny, Or., Dec. 10, 1889.
En. Pilet: Your tSdo correspon
dent has invented a new candidate
for Governor in theperson of Irwin,
the present steward of tho asylum
for tho insane at Salem. He does
not deny that Irwin is u repub
lican, but undertakes to show that
his talents and patriotism are far
removed above party considerations.
All good democrats of course de
sire to continue tho party power,
but your correspondent, "who is a
bedrocker," untl represents a large
majority of tho democrats of this
state, wishes to put himself on
record as uncompromisingly op
posed to going into the ranks of the
enemy to obtain by any means a
leader or candidate to be placed at
the head of our ticket at the coming
stato election. I want a candidate
of unquestionable ability, Iron nerve
nnd spotless in tho democratic
party. Dr. Harry Lane is a man
possessing all tlicso quantifications
and I shall insist upon his nomina
tion, nnd do nil In my power to se
cure his election. As an exhibition'
of tho doctor's learning, it Is well
known that ho is ablo should his
steward, Irwin, fail. Ho can
closely approximate tho number of
cords in a rick of wood of given
length, breadth and heigtli, or
estlmato with precision the value of
a string of sausages at a given sum
per link. It is also notorious
thut when, In his wisdom he
concludes to insert barbarous re
publican hands into the Stale
Treusury that no ono presumes to
criticise. Should ho turn awny scores
of competent nnd deserving demo
crats and send cast for republican
employes, his iutimatc friends would
understand it to bo ono of his deeply
laid plans to strengthen tho demo
emtio party. Should u patient be
found dead outside tho walls, or any
other such trilling accident occur
about tho institution nnd both re
publican papers of Salem carefully
exclude tiny notice of It In their
columns, It would no another exhi
bition of his shrowducss in gather
ing in thoso two concerns to aid in
building up tho democratic party.
Should ho return after a two week's
absence with three trout which cost
tho stato three hundred dollars and
glvo tho largest ono to Irwin, till
bed rockers would murk his sagacity
in detecting In his Inferior ofllccr n
crying necessity for brain ood, and
that tho Investment wns n good ono
for tho state. Should ho grant spe
cial favors to republican dealers in
supplies for the Institution, it ought
to bo regnrded as another cunningly
devised plan to strengthen tua dem
ocratic party. Should ho introduco
Irwin to republican members of the
Legislature as tho man with whom
ho "knocked out Pennoyor," it
would only bo one of his peculiar
methods of building up the demo
cratic party.
Tho most creditable part of Gov.
Pounoyer'a administration Iseleurly
traceable to our candidate, Dr. Lane;
while any blunders which may have
taken place, tiro acts performed
without consulting him.
No ono can successfully attack Dr.
Lane's political record. Ho Is stlrct
ly moral and an uncompromising
prohibitionist, as every Grand Ju
ror who has visited tho institution
officially will cheerfully attest.
Ah (ho time for electing a new
governor is close at hand I trust tho
Intelligent masses of tho democrats
will glvo their prayerful attention
and see that my candidate Is nomi
nated by acclamation and elected by
nu overwhelming majority. Tho
stato Is clearly democratic provided
they put forward for office- gonuluo
party men like Dr. Lane.
llKlMtOKUIIH.
, Mr. J. 0. Croly (Jennie June)
has been elected president, and Mrs.
Surah J. Llpplncott (Gnuo Green
wood) and Mrs. Mary K.Hryan vice
presidents of the New Vork Women's
I'm Club.
James 8, Carlton, nu aged man
now living In llulllnmre, Maryland
claims to have Ikhjii tho first ducov
eriTof (ho peculiar vIIVcIh of cocaine, i
Hewiys that us early as 1810 ho
know (ho properties of (he drug, and
inntlv w vf It In i owu fnuillv,
THE YOUNGEST SOLDIER.
Ho Wns Not Eleven Years Old When He
Enlisted as a Volunteer.
Tho Wisconsin legislature having
awarded a gold medal to H. E.
Francisco, of Mnsoii City, Iowa, as
the youngest soldier of tho lato war,
tho old discussion has been opened
and a number of claimants have
come forward to show that he is not
entitled to rank as the youngest of
veterans. Mr. Francisco was nbout
14 years old when he enlisted. C.
H. Wynn, of Sioux county, claimed
to havo beot only 13 years and
11 months old when ho entered the
service, J. L. Klpllnger was 13
years nnd 4 months, and Andrew F.
Links, of Chicago, was 13 years and
3 mouths old. But Chit ago has nn
other young veteran who is saying
nothing, though he beats the record
by threo years nearly. This is Gil
bert Van Zaudt, the adjutant of
Hancock post, No. 500. Mr. Van
Zandt entered tho service August31,
1802, when he wos 10 years, 8 mos.
and 11 duys old. Ho enlisted nt
Port William, Clinton county, Ohio,
and served in Company D of tho
Seventy-ninth Ohio regiment. He
was mustered into the service by a
special order obtained from tho war
department two months after his
enlistment. Ho served to tho close
of tho war and was mustered out at
Camp Denlson, Juno 0, 1803. He
drew a soldier's pay and ditl n sol
dier's duties, was in the" light at
Itesica, but was afterwards as
signed to duty nt headquarters to
carry dispatches. Wiien tho regi
ment was on Its way home, the
pony which young Van Zandt rodo
through the war was taken from
him in Washington, nnd ho was
refused either permission or trans
portation for it to his home. The
boy walked up to the Wliito House,
told his story to President Johnson,
and the order for transportation for
his pony wns signed by the president
himself. If any of the veterans can
bout tho record of Mr. Van Zaudt,
let them show their papers.
AX UUI.Y msCOVKKY.
A Report that (Should Be Itcnd.
"A recent analyzatlon In Philadelphia by n
celebrated chemist of ten popular brands of
Barsaparilla discloses tho astonishing fact
that theno ten samples of Mood purifiers (?)
contained in tho aggregate ( different
minerals, eleven of which wero acttvo pol
Bons. lodtdo of Potash was discovered In
every sample, mcrcuiy was found in all but
two, while, arscnlo existed In six of tho ten
brands, Not ono brimd w as tho puro article"
A reporter took tho abovo clipping to E. W.
Joy, tho manufacturer of Joy's Vcgctablo Snr-
saparllla. Mr. Joy exhibited no surprise. Ho
said druggists knew it. Ho said ho long ago
saw tho crying need for a sat o and absolutely
puro vcgctablo preparation of Barsaparilla,
hcucohls was named Joy's Vegetable Barsapa
rilla, becauso it contained nothing but puro
syrup of sarsaporllla, combined with tho puro
Juices of California's vcgctablo alteratives.
Unlike potash sarsaparlllas, It docs not forco
impurities through tho sklu, but stimulates
tho various secretive organs, thereby correct
ing functional derangements and eliminating
all impurities through tho natural channels
-&Hj, JYantfaco Examiner.
During tho crazo one order for
"pigs-in-clover" marbleB was four
carloads.
Children Saved from Sovcro Sickness
Dr. Helden: I uotlpo by tho pa
pers that you nro placing your vaiu
ablo Ethereal Cough Syrup before
the public. It is n charitablo net.
1 have used it In my family for
miuiv vears. to ray satisfaction. I
bollevo tho uso of It in time, to my
children, lias saved tliein lrom sieu
ness. R. B. Lank.
Largo size ?1.00, small 50 cents. For
sale by Daniel J. Fry Druggist.
Mrs. Cleveland has taken up n
now fancy In dressing her hair. She
now parts it on tho left side.
The Now Discovery.
You have heard your friends nnd
neighbors talking about It. You
may yourself be ouo of tho mhny
who know front persounl oxperlonco
just how good a thing It Is. If you
havo over tried it, you tiro ono of its
staunch friends, because tho wonder
ful thing about it Is, that when onco
given a trial, Dr. King's Now Dis
covory ever after holds a placo In tho
house. If you have never used It
and should bo uffilclcd with ti cough,
cold or any Throat, Lung or Chest
trouble, secure a bottle at onco and
glvo it a fair trial. It Is guaranteed
every time, or money refunded.
Trial Dottles Free at Daniel J. Fry's
Drugstore.
Mrs. Margaret Custer-Calhoun, u
sister of tho lato General Custer, is
gaining quite a reputation in New
York as n parlor elocutionist.
The First Step.
Perhaps you uio run down, can't
cut, cnn'l sleep, can't think, can't do
anything to your satisfaction, and
you wonder wnut ails you, iou
should heed tho warning, you nro
tiiktug tuo nrst step into nervous
Prostration. You need a Nervo
Tonic nnd in Jucctrlo Hitters you
will tlnd theexaet remedy for restor
ing your nervous svbtem toils nor
mal, healthy condition. Surprising
results inimw tno uso ot mis great
Nirvn 'I'linliMiml Atterlntlvn. Your
uppotiio returns, good digestion Is
restored, and tho Liver untl Kidneys
rcsuiuo healthy action. Try a bot
tle. PrlcoGOe.'ut Daniel J. Fry's I
Drugstore. t
llacklpu'a Arnica Salve.
Tho best salvo In tho world for
cuts, brulxCH, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever Hires, tetter ohupped
hands, chilblains, corns and all skin
eruptions, ami positively cures plies
or no pay required. It Is guaranteed
to give itcrfcctsutikfuutloii, or money
refunded. Price 5 cents per box,
For sale by Danlol J lry, drug-gift.
Mr. Morley, spenklug at Glasgow,
described Balfour, as a motyJesorae
steed, but said mettle Is dangerous
in a blind iorse.
The Chief .Reason for TtlO great SU
cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla Is found In till
srtlclo itself. It Is merit that wins, and th
tact that Hood's Barsaparilla actually ac
complishes what is claimed for It, Is whsj
has given to this medicine a popularity and
sale greater than that of any other samp
ii..:4- A:t rllIa or Wood purl
IVieill Wins flcr before tho public.
Hood's Barsaparilla cures Scrofula, Ball
Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sic
Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai
Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength
sns tho Nerves, builds up tho "Whole Bystem
Hood's Hnmnpnrllln is soldbyalldruf
rlsts. $ljslxforS5. 1'rcparedbyC.I. Uoo4
i Co., Apothecaries. Lowell, Mass.
Sometliing New"!
NEW STORE !
NEW GOODS!!
NEW PRICES ! 1 !
The variety store inttly opened up In Dr.
Rom land's brjcli on Cowl stieet, has Just
roculwdii huge invoice of Variety goods,
including
CHRISTMAS GOODS,
HOLIDAY GOODS AND
5 AND 10 CENT GOODS.
Wc havo un endless variety of Fancy
Houscttccplng Goods and Novelties.
Some great burgulns nro ottered In these
goods'.
Ks-crybody Is Invited to call nnd see how
much you can buy for n nickel or n dollar
a-Chcopcst placo in town to buy your
Holiday Goods. Mils. N.J. 1IUIIFORI).
FOUND.
FOUND A pair of shoes, from the store
of Krausse & Klein. Owner can have
tho same by proving property nnd paying
for this notice.
roll KXCIIANQE,
Twlsh to exchange 10 acres of good land
lorn hotiKo and lot In or near 8alcm.
'Ihls Is n bargain for someone. For par
ticulars bee K. F. Slgvvorth, 301 Chemcketa
btreet.
"WANTED.
"T7"ANTKD. At onco. Two or tnvee
YY rooms for light housekeeping. Fur
nished or unfurnished. Knqulro JouitXAL
olllco.
FOIt 8.U.TI. '
I-IOIi SALE.-A GOOD HARDWARE
' business In Alurlou county. Address
(JAI'ITAT. Jouunai.
HOAIIUING.
PRIVATE HOARDING. A row ladies or
I. iguuiiuiiiuit uaii uuuiui) ut ri'iLauiiiiuit;
nucs, guou uouui wuu niceiy iurnisneu
... .n.b.f. In .l.n.lnno, .nM. .F.t.A aI . t. vlnli.
UIIIII1 111 I IIU IIUVSli IJilli ... I.IU UllJ. Ilnlll
by the btreet can., by calling nt M7 winter
street, corner ot l enter street.
SOCIETY NOTICKS.
KNIGHTSOF PYTHIAS. Regularineet
Ing on Tuesday night of each week nt
7:.W p. m.
D. R. BTINSON, O. C.
W. II. II. WATERS, K. of R. and 3.
OMVE LODGE No. 18, I. O. O. F., meets
in Odd Fellows' Hull upstairs. Cornei
Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday nt7::t0 p.m.
J.T.OHEUU. VII. CLARKE,
secretary. N. G,
(J A. R. bedgwlek. I'ost, Jo7l0, Dcpart-
mem oi uivkou, meoia overy .iionuny
evening at the hull over tho Oregon Land
company's otllce, VUiting comrades an
cordially !n Itcd to attend.
A. W. DitAYOF.u, Post Commadcr.
11. F. SoUTltwiCK, AdJutA it.
PltorESSIONAI, CARDS.
r J. SHAW, attorney at law, Salem, Oro
' gou. Ulllco. up-stalrs in tho Patton
block.
MinyioiAK.-Mib.i.ii.-sri.rMccoY
1 physician and Mtrgeon, has located
aud taken rooms over squire Farmr's
grocery store. Chronic dieiues a speo
laity. Consultation free. lS-'Jldw
T P. WILLIAMS, fiTENOGRAPUER
II . nnd Typewriter Copyist. Wlllmako
reports of trials, etc; copying ou type
writer necurntcly and neat v done. Otllee
over A. T Yeaton's nunlUire btore, Com-
nn-ivmi Bini;t("ipiii.
rUtAKLh-Tu. UOUTIS, it, D., Surreon
.1.1.1 llii.ili.ui.ln.lilil Mlioliilnn lltHii.
...111 fllll'WllHl tllU 'll PlUUiii VIllllJ
and residence, Newllank lllock, 307 Com
mercial btreet, Sulom.Or, Oitloe hours 8 to
U n. m. ami from a to it uml 7 to 8 p. in. Dls
cubcaof tho rectum and ehronlo dUeascMa
siH'clalty. FMien ye.tr oxperleuco, dw
A NDRKW II. DIVF..N,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Cvilcin, Oregon.
Olllco heurs: U In 11 n.in.,3 toBJund 7 to
8 p. m.
Utttev; Court ktrvt!, lioxt door east or Dr.
Rowland. Residence, 801 Chcmeketu it.
J.
C. HM1TII.M.1).,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
?-Omce uitli Dr. J. N. Kmltli, OrUwold
bttK'k, Halem.Ort'KOii,
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UWVRKS,
(looms i nnd 3 I'rl-wr's tUor W, N, K. w
ncrhiHie and Cmnmfre4l r4, hIwhi
Ofiiiii,
Tfie Best Residence Localities
In tho city of Portland mid. oilier prosperous towns nro those owned by men or corporations who
linie tho disposition and ability to improve them. '
HIGHLAND ADDITIOt
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To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have
scarcely begun. It in intended to make the drive lending from Commercial street through Riverside and High
land additions and around Highland PnrlO --- - - . ,--.n-,- - , - -..,--,
f ' i
THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE j f
Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no
ots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will In tho near luture bo
Lots in Highland Additon arc High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage
The sofl is black nnd rich. From all points a fine view9 Is obtained of the public buildings and our highest
mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, ;and $
a numberof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings onpy df the best class will be permitted. Residence' lots h
within the limits of the city of Salem aro worth ou an average over $1000. We can sell you betterlots lu;High-.7
land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on tho lino of tho street railway they are practi
cally not half so far from tho public buildings and the business part of tho town as tho majority of the so
called "iusitlo lots."
Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars,
And let some other fellow pay S1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the difFerenco of $700 you'ean" .
build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car
tickets every year. . " -v - - - "
GRAND PRIZK
mm
One Hundred andTnirty Pieces to
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GROCERS, '2-49 COMMERCIAL STREET,
, BSTTicket with chance on prize
Call and See
T. J. CRONISE.
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
jS IIIS NEW QUARTERS IN THE
J. State Insurnnco Building, Cor. Com
mercial aua Chomekete streets '0-ltl
DORRANCE BROS.
Dealers In ovory variety of
. OREGON LUMBER.
DRESSED AND UNDRESSED!
Lumber Delivered on Short Notice.
Yard at the Agricultural works, Salem,
Oregon. Mill located fourund a half miles
northeast from Sulem, on tho John Martin
donation hind claim.
Slab Wood 50c Per Cord.
Call and see us before purchasing else
where. d-w
Of the Willamette Uulver-lty Salem, Oro-
guu, iuoiuo.li succesbiui jiusia dcuooi on
thu Northwest Coast. Courkos In muslo are
tHiual loj-iistem muslo schools. Yearly at
tendance of nearly one, hundred and Jlfty.
Tho able corps of teachers fon the i-omlng
choo year will be liof. .. M. l'urvlu.
I 11111 V 1 1 1 1 St l lud L'lfu iVtwi iicilit.iiil
teachers, Miss' Lulu M. Smith, Miss Uully'
iiuau, iiuu '-l iiiiiiiiq itrviu.
lira nelie tMightaro Vocal Culture.l'lano,
Orguu, Violin, ripe Oiyuu, Harmony,
Counterpoint, and Class Teaching.
Ulplomas given ou completion of course
Kcud forcutulotfiio and circular.
Z.M l'AUVIN, 7-aWSm-wlni.
New Express Wagon.
WILLIAM HOLCOXI)
Has started new exprw wo ana I
now ready to iMlver (
the dtuMtt. aud U bbv
iw rvy iu uwivik iwjnu id snu ihmh
w &H, Hd ut any Ut ut ) Hy.
Siny of nay klR4 tMlve4 o tfcvrt
Conservatory of Music
MVlff.
-IS OWNED BY
JJJli
this Corporation is determined,
4-4-
is
m
THE MOST POPULAR RESORT
ABOUT THIS CITY OF SALEM.
OF AN
' i
-CONSISTING OF
St
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presented to every purchaser of one
'
Kansas House,
Comer ot Courtnnd High Sts.
E. M. LAW, Proprietor.
We havo taken n nBw name hut
will continue to servo our patrons with the
best tho market nflords, glvo them iv
cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms
reasonable. Give us a, call aud wo will do
you rfood.
No Chinese employed.
LOANS.
l-oniis negotiated and, closed without dc
lay when seeurlty lsEatlslactory and
Title Good !
PrillPliml lllld IntProat nnvnl.U aii
balem otllce. lxx:.ns mado on farm prop-
Money Ready When Papers Completed
Tlinen plc)itti Imiho r.. Im.mha....
or stock aro requested to call on us or cor
respond. MM1TII & HAMILTON.
Olllco with Duncan & llooth, to Stato St.,
-utviikf UllUUi
New Fish Market.
Allen Rhodes bus established a new fish
Market on 8lntestreet. and he Weeps a good
supply of flh, poultry and gamo.
vjivu mm ul-.ui ana your oraer will be
promptly attended to.
8-lm
For succtH at the
CAPITAL IIUSINES8 C0LLB(Ef
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Salem Music Store
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94 State Street, Pattern's Block.
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101 Commercial street, opposite PooloMoe, '
Salem, Or., direct importers of
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