f4&T?itu- ? "
THE EVENING CAPITAL JOUBNAL.
I l
mmitirRli
rf
mmmmBGst
JEWELS AND LACES.
- Oh, tlrt with the Jewelled "e,
Gn,tfrtiriUifBlacrarr
What are your jewels ;; '
worth U reu IT. from undcrgolnj the trylwj
orfeats which fashionable sclty Impose, on
rtTrtrTOt., enoot to mi the physical iWl
dVBdBranc of the "W""1-'" SS
down, lose roar health Md become a physical
wrwk. m ttonMtidx do from och eaote T
rmhm.UTOuwwimnri,
tr all mr Jewel nd amr ' ? .r'f ato
tV hnith This vou cm do If yon will but re-
wdi of frafcfal women Wee the day was
made known to them, ,,.-,,. ,j WMw
For all derangements. l,'X?rMnear!
Besses psullar to women, It !."? R"L'
tola or otbiu", un" -SJS ihVt h WiTl rite
ante, from the manufsrttims, ttat H ; w jpre
toAnlnffingtonle H lmp .trength to
the whole system. For i"bJ "??;'." R"e&
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the ,-rea
en earthly boon.
Or. Pierce's Pellets 2TS
liver, stomach and bowels. One doe.
Bold by ruwlU. 2! ntavlL
PKOFESSIONAI. cards.
J )RATT aJJUNT, attorneys fttln',Bnlem,
Oregon. orflccovcrHnrr'ii Jewelry "tore,
tate street.
I Oreeon. Offlco first door to the left
st head of stairs In tbo rear of Lndd A
Besh'i bank.
rnlLMON FORD, attorney nt law, Salem,
J. Oregon. Office urUlrs in Palton'a
BIO
Hock.
J A. APPI.EUATK, attorney nt law.
. Friers block, Commercial and State
streets , Salem, Or.
vAirM . r,.Y,fi.X? nAii(.llA. MM. 1,.
torney-oULaw. Member of the Uar of
Ontario. Canada, omce 1UZ State street,
BAlem, Oregon.
P. WILLIAMS, STENOGRAPHER
and Tynewrltlst. Office with Cnpl-
talc'l
cltyll'y. Co.,115iiltatoHt.
CO. KNIGHT, Eclectic Physlcinn.onice
, 1ST C 'Urt street, Kalem Oregon. Pul
monnry d icasca a epcclalty.
DR.J. M KEENE, Dentist Offlceovcr
the Whllo Corner, Court and Com
mercial street.
PUS. JESSUP A CAHTWRiailT Ho
meopatblo Pbyslclans. Kalem.Ogn.
Cartwrlxht, M, D.. specialty, surgery
and surctcal dlsoases or women. H. It, Jes
up, M. 1)., specialty, diseases of children
11U8INIMS CARDS.
M. CLOUQII, Undertaker, Kmbnltner
and Cabinet Maker; 107 Htnte St..
em.
II. MOUSE, contractor and Ilullder.
All nv4Amj tmm-i roller ntfjitai!.-l .
Jllglt street, Halcm.
TOHN ORAY.-Cnntmctor nml builder.
rl Klnolnsldo finishing a speclnlty 4S!)
Commercial street, Halcm Oregon.
JOHN KNIU11T, lllncTismltii. lf(iro
sboolmrnndrcDalrlnirnstieclnlty. Hhon
attho foot orLlbertystreeUSnleiiOreuou,
2.WI?
Fit. .SOUTH WICK, Contractor and
, builder. Well prepared to do all
I. lUiof building and gunrnntco HiiUnfai-
Hon,
l-i!l-lm
kOUKKT A McNALLY, ArchllectH, No.
, ITJHInlAMIrfx.l IMnna nml uniiinnji.
ilbns of all classes of of building on short
notice. Bupcrlntendenceof work promptly
looited after. '.'Mf
KOCIKTY NOTI01CS.
T-NiaHT80KPYTHIA8,-ltegiilanneet
IV Ing on Tuesday night of each week nt
7;30p. m.
J.tri)ONALI):C. C.
W. H. 11. WATERS. K. of R. and H.
ALIVE 1.0DQK No. M, I, O. O. K., meets
U In Odd Fellows' Hull upstairs. Cornei
Commercial and Ferry streets, every Sat
urday nt 7:."W p.m.
J. L. MlTClIKKI., I, A. M ANNINH,
Secretary, N. (I.
GA. ll.-edewlck f'ost, No. 0, Depart".
ment of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening ut tbo hall over the Oregon IjuuI
aompAuy'a olllce. VUltlng comrades an
cordially Invited to attend.
D. O.Biikiimam, lnt Commnder,
B. A, IUnumc, Adjutaat.
A R II- W.-I'ntctiou lidge No. 2 A.
rt. O. U. V Halcm, Oregon. Meets each
Wednesday evening at Its hall InHtatn In
turunce block, corner Commercial and
Chemekcta strceU Visiting and Sojourn.
Ingbgethrcn Invited S a IUnjii.k, M w
Ika Knii, Recorder,
Vox lucctn it Die
CAPITAL BUSINESS COLLKdK,
Salem, . Onron,
A.P. AuMBTaowo, Mngr. K. Uww, I'tlu.
IhisinoBs, Hliortlianil,
T;rlUs, Ntntuti, til bjlia Ctpuluitn.
I4y nd evening benloni. Student, sdmlttcd
surtlnw. Call si tha CtAto n. .,i.i....
the Principal for cililogue.
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WILLAMUTTE
UNIVERSITY
Uradastfi Htudenu In
Classical, Moray, Scienio,
Nmil. BH8incs8, Law,
AND
MEDICAL COURSES'
Itutheoldejt, lr6t nud leant oinen-'
lve 1 Initltutloa of Iwrnlng In ui "Jmu.
H.dUro1r?oUu,otioJon,Ujr,uH,t'lb'"
THOH, VAN 8COY,
'Ti
i-rwnueuu
Httlem, Oregon,
Conservatory of Music
V !
J&'ffiwftue
iSSii?ni?ilJiJifl!,ninui'!0 ""
fquyt toKteru munlo whooU
k uauj pi near.
early one hundred aud ftny. I
M III (Mirhfrri fur I I.a jw....i.; J .
icunr ni. .
nny, '
YBOt)10CX)r(M
Mbool fr'wlll he Prof. .. ii, irvlu,
Lon
MUiultrMuTi'lX
rrUb.RndMlM Mamie l"urvln. '
aprWtevMTaflS
&J!S!Sh Cl Teaching. I
1 -. nn. ww wmiiiiuun m miiiM
MfliriM If Ivan nM nMi.Ull..T.
ML?t?''"tiu4elrealar. I
m . lAsun, 7-si4ra.wiBi,
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Na
lUItK ANIl PHKVKNT1VK WITU.I
IIIIK AV11 ouvvvktiui. tun.,,
m -um iiicuirm. r r unwraikiinn cou-
outmvdieiBi. foriunirmntinn oou.
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Uolveraltr IWMIuij,Hlm Urrgon, 1
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(MMCCltiP,
REPUBLIOAN TICKET .
STATE TICKET.
CONGRESSMAN.
BINGER HERMANN, of Douglas.
aovKiiNon.
D. P. THOMPSON, of Multnomah.
BECItETABY OP STATE.
GEO. W. MoHRIDE, or Columbia.
TKEASUREU.
PHIL MET8CHAN, of Grant.
8UPT. OK PUIJMO INCTKUCTION.
E. Ji. MCELROY, of Kenton.
STATE PRINTER.
F. C. BAKER, of Multnomah.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT.
R. B. BEAN, of Lane.
JOINT SENATOR FROM MARION AND
CLACKAMAS.
H. E. CROSS, of Plackamaa.
niSTIHCT ATTORNEY, 3l JUDICIAL
niSTHICT.
GEO. G. BINGHAM, of Marlon.
MARION COUNTY.
FOB SEXATOBS.
Edw. Hlreoh J. B. Loonoy
TOK nEPBKSENTATIVEH.
J. H. Bettlemler J. A. Baker
Wm. Armstrong John Mlnto
T. T. Geer.
County Judgo Wm. Waldo
County Commissioner-.. M. Watson
Sheriff. E. M. Croisan
Clerk F. J. Babcock
Recorder Joliu H McNarv
Treasurer A. O. Coudit
Aatessor CoIumbuB Cleaver
Stipt. of schools I). W. Yoder
Surveyor W. J. Culver
Coroner Dr. J. B. Stott
EAST SAI.KM PRECINCT.
Justice M. 13. Goodell
Constable i.-J. E. Howard
SALEM PRECINCT.
Justice James Batoheior
POLK COUNTY.
FOR KKPHESENTATIVra.
Wm. Savage R. H. Wallace
Sheriff W. L. Welln
Clerk C. G. Coad
County Commlsslouer.G. W. McBee
Assessor F. K. Hubbard
Treasurer T. C. Bell
Supt.of Schools B. L. Murphy
Surveyor Frank Butler
Coroner -Dr. E. L. Ketchum
Marion County Political Meet
ings. The Republican County Central
Committee hits fixed the following
dates for speaking by the legislative
candidates and ethers:
Silvertou, Thursday, May 22, 1
p in
Ml Angel, Thursday, May 22, 8
p m
Woodhurn, Friday, May 23, 10 am
Hubbard, Friday, May 23, 2 p in
Aurora, Friday, May 23, 8 p in
Macleay, Saturday, May 24, 1 pm
Brooks, Monday, May 20, 10 a m
Gervais, Monday, May 20, 2 p m
St Paul, Tuesday, May 27, 10 a in
Champoeg, Tuesday, May, 27,
2p m
Butteville, Wednesday, May 28,
10 am
Howell Prairie, Thursday, May
29, 1 p in
Salem, Saturday, May 81, 8 p m.
John Knight, Chairman.
DEMOCRATIC.
The democratic county central
foiiimllteo accepts the above ar
rangement of dates, time and
places of meeting and will be re pre
sentctl by speakers and by its can
didates, Martin Rowley,
Chairman.
UKrilltlilCAN RALLY.
Hon. Seymour Condon nial Hon.
W. R. Ellis will address the citizens
of Salem and vicinity on Friday
evening, May 23d, at 7:30 p. in. All
arrangements will be made for a
grand opening rally on that date.
Later. Col. Novlnswlll also hike
part In tills meeting.
Hon. Tlios. Tongtio
One of the finest speakers on the
Pacific coast, will address the peoplo
at tho Opera House on the yplltlcnl
Issues next Monday evening. Ho Is
a siiporiorentortaluer, and should be
well received.
From Hie French Frairio (lazette.
Hirsch and Looney are both good
men. Vote for them.
Don't forget that hard, Industri
ous worker, the people'. friend, Hln
ger Hermann, on the second of
June, His majority ought to lie 10,
000. T. T. Geer may be scratched In a
good many places, but there will bo
euough left of him to pull through.
Coudit, our efiluleut county treas
urer, is well ami favorably known
In this vicinity, having taught ,
school hero for a year. He Is person-
ally well liked, and will get a big
vote on Frencli Prairie,
Vote for Croisan and you v 111 not
regret It. Wrlghtman will Iki Dep
uty, and the office will bo In good
hands.
! Dr. Stott will get a big vote lu tho
1 north end of the county. Hu is a
t
t
gentleman lu every sense of tho
word, a skilled and able physician.
A vote east for Stott will bo to re
ward merit aud ability,
If tlie republican county ticket
isn't successful, it won't be their
fault. They are working by day
and by "Knlglit."
There Is nothing Htuck-up about
Ed Hindi. H is tho same old Kd
every day lu tho week within or
without oHlco. He Is the poor
man's friend, and they will all vote
fur Mm.
- --
i.ublicaii non
maybe said regarding
f Mr, Cleaver, the ro-
niililleiin iiiii.ilnis. for iiuxoHMiir. tint
" hint!
"to nomination was seen red
ootiCBiiy nun iiur.y, anil ll.ai 111
honestly nud fal
.
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and siuare and n .
,,mM r l,U W0W
.. r..r.
At thU'fMiuoftboyurtbe ul vli -
X.
lumuiuuu iimm iirtii'iv uiivu uiv irt 1
.. . . j u .....l nft.... !... 0
loof v.rrlne.lrInrt vrurn out. Mrlth-1
1 out nmutuon 10 uo u)tuini, nu in,
Ibieak out In pimple undlmiu. W
I vou r.iulm la a, mild Uiutd luirdlcln I
maUf
I1 Ud lla, Wlutl
w..t. .,.1. 1. & l.lltll tillll.. .IllMllln 111..
'"JniVI"" r..".. V.T-T.-. :....i i:r.T. -....'
wllUct gently on the liver nnd llo.td,ud
ror luU. UDlllini
fur tbi.. uoUiioK Miub Dr. uunn' hn.
piuvwi Mr rnm, ifrsi.iwini.ii
rPtlla, f bey Klv u activity
intrlry the blood i.d by tbfr
,' fcctfot., now MUllfy nd
ilia. MVlt.Nk laVkvlall Klat tttt VK
lu the liver, lntriry tn
.wild trtnlo
tu tne tivcr.
ttutlii to h ebttre )lnv
rentiVT by MnUh
t $4
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
Rcftfcd
AMOIXTE1Y PURE
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
For Congress,
R. A. MILLER, of Jackson.
For Governor,
SYLVESTER PENNOYEH,
of Multnomah.
For Treasurer,
G. W. WEBB, of Umatilla.
For Supreme Judge,
B. F. BON HAM, of Marlon.
For Secretary of State,
W. M. TOWNnEND, of Lake.
ForSupt. Public Instruction,
Rev. A. LEROY, of Linn.
For State Printer,
Capt. J. O'BRIEN, of Multnomah.
Joint Senator for Marion and
Clackamas,
HENRY WARREN, of Marlon.
For District Attorney, 3d District,
J.J. WHITNEY, of Linn.
MARION COUNTY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
For State Senators,
W. H. H. Waters. . Lewis Grifilth.
For Representatives,
W. II. Holmes -Geo. E. Alien
Oliver Beers -M. J. Eguu
T. C. Davidson.
County Judge ..-James W. Taylor
Countv Commissioner. .Robert Scott
County Clerk W. I. Ray
County Recorder G. II. Bcebe
Slieriir. Frank Smith
Assesssor J B Hcninger
Treasurer.. F X Muthieu
Supt. of Scbools.Miss Jennie Grlllltb
Surveyor , A Gobulel
Coroner Dr. W K Mott
lmd&w
DEDICATINfl THE FLAG.
Commandpr Sherman's Kloqnent
Sppctli on the Salem Flag
It;iisiii.
City Scliool Spuerintendent and
Gentlemen of tlie Hoard of Direc
tors; To you, as representatives of
ttie public schools of balein, I pre
sent this Hag, which bus just been
placed upon your school buiUiing,
on behalf of Sedgwick Post No. 10,
G. A. R., and its uuxitllray, Sedg
wick Relief Corps No. I, ami to
oiler to the assembled ptipiN of the
Sulem public school a lew thoughts
upon the origin of that Hug ami its
lessons to them and prosperity.
The first thought brought to our
minds Is that of a people small in
numbers, but great in the courage
of their conviction, incurring the
dangers, hardships, privations anil
tarriblu sufferings of what appeared
to the on-looking nations a hopeless
war against a great, powerful and
tyrnulcal monarchy to rid them
selves of its oppressions and es
tablish their Independence upon a
basis of the broadest freedom that
hud ever been attempted for the
common peoplo in any age of civili
zation or in any country. The
efforts of that noble band of Ameri
can revolutionists were ciowned
with success and this Hat; became a
po-slbitity. Hut it has a broader
and more sacred meaning now. its
stripes and Its stars were first of
equal number thirteen tills repre
senting the states lorming the
union over which it limited, but the
progress and prosperity which the
eternal principles it represents have
made possible, have kept adding-
spots upon its field of
blue until now there are
forty-two of these necessary to repre
sent the family of states lorming
one of the most powerful and
wealthy nations of the earth. Hut
the vicissitudes through which that
Hag has passed in the maintenance
of its entirety and the increasing of
important meaning, cannot fail to
engender even deeper feeling of ruv
erenco and regard for It. Resides
haviugpaHsed triumphantly through
several struggle1 of a national char
acter In which the commercial life
of the nation was at stake, its stripes
of retl nro now of a deeper dye, with
the blood of hundreds of thousand
of those- who were, and those who
ought to have been, Its devotees, In
an ellort on the one hud to wipe out
its stars aud take away the states
they represented, and on the other
hat no stars should bo niisilug mint H1,"U, ,l ,1,u'" ,,IM wi""lw -he
Held. The result Is known (o' lie Is expected from Polk and
11 ..r ...... ....... i.. 1 .1... ......ii. 1 tlie adjoining counties. Ho not for-
all of you who have read the small
est primary history of your country
or listened to tho tales of lSttl to
1S(V, and a baud of the survivors of
that strugglu ate hero to-day to
place this emblem of national unity
over your temple of education,
that you may look at It
dally aud hourly, and that each
view may add to your love and rev
erence for it and Increase of your
American patilntNm, Hut the
trouble Just spoken of brought to
this Hag another glorious lustre not
known before. It Is now looked up '
to by a race of free men and women,
wlio fr more than two hundred1
vears sutleied under the vilest s.vs-
tun that ever cursed n eivlllred ua-
lion. I need not mention what
Unit was. Everv true American
cannot resist the blush of shame;
when the thought comes to him
...... i t. ..
111111 ii.e niuveryoi one oiiii.uu oi'iog
to another was peruilttel to so long
exist, nnd none can full to have an
MllCleaseil prldo in tills ting kliow-
jh.g that the dUgratvMl blot has
1 Uvll obllterutril.
-.- . . ...
Hoys, revere till Hug, o an
11... r..i... 1 ....1......1 ...
"v '""- "" iiutlivia, jmuhiiii. -
I,l..thil.ih. ...! .....v............ ..e ,l.la
,,l"v,v'" "" M " ""
urCAt nation. Do not forget that it
.. ,, ,.
WprvstcnU tt
ttus that to
'
intiou one nud Invlsl-
innku It such cot
I... I
, ... 1 .. ... tt .
imsj uiixKi mm iivnsurooi 1. 10 union,
U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 1 7, 1 889.
BakinglsADBM land company
fjtmHIlM I Incorporated 1S89 -Capital Stock $30,000.
Remember that It is the emblem of
liberty, equal rights and national
unity.
Girls, it is very important that
you, too study and love thU Hug.
You will be the sweethearts, wives
and mothers of these and other law
makers and i tilers. To your in-
fluence will be largely accredited the;
quality of future citizenship. See,
to it that vou countenance no derls-
ion ot the nation's flag, and that
you Instil luto the Hearts of those
(vcr whom your Influence extends u
reverence for it and a loyalty toward
your country that will insure al
ways an army of defenders when in
peril, that can only be numbered by
taking the entire census roll.
My young friends, it is Impossible
for you to fully realise the feelings
engendered in the breast of nn old
sildler by a glance at the old i tars
and stripes. They have been to him
a hope, and inspiration and a source
of cheer in many an emergency
when oil these influences were sorely
needed; lie offered his life that that
Hag might continue to represent
union undivided, a constitution un
broken and a universal freedom fully
established. These things accomp
lished the banner which was the
soldier's joy In his tribulations of
war is now, as age is whitening hN
liulr, dimming his eye and rciuiud
li i in that he can gaze upon tlio-e
. ,
dear lolds only a little longer, more
beautiful
eautiful in its conception u.id more
Inrinim io Its mea iiliiir limn ever
Iorious in its mauling than er
efore.
glorious
b
Pupils of the Salem public scliool.
As this Hag was a hope, inspiration
and cheer to the soldier fighting the
battles of war for its preservation,
may its folds inspire you to earnest
ly and steadfastly fight against
wrong and for tho good, the true
and the beautiful. Remember that
loyally to the Hag and fidelity to
tlie right will ever be an inspiration
to true patriotism.
Let, then, each public fchool possess
The lliu; whoso virtues wo confess,
To tench our country's hope tho young
Tho sources whence this goodness hpruug,
And ever keep before their eyes,
A token of the sacrifice
Oll'ored by freemen, trim und brave,
Our liberties to gain und save.
Columbia; take now thy stand
In every school liotiso In tho land;
And to our eager youth unfold
The story of those days of old,
When freemen gathered nt they call
To struggle, bleed, In death to fall,
So that tho banner of thy choice,
Might wnvo to make tho world tejolce.
AT .MONMOUTH.
Program of the Dedication of the Ntsw
State Normal Scliool building.
Tho following general program is
announced for tho normal dedica
tion and picnic at Monmouth, Fri
day, May 2;id:
9:fi0 a. 111. Reception of excursion
from Sheridan.
10 a. in. Form at stand In normal
grove, and march to normal build
ing. 10:0.") a. 111. -Presentation of Hag;
raiding Hag.
10:1" a. 111. March to chapel.
10:!!0 a. m. Dedicating exercises.
1 p. m. Grand basket picnic in
the grove.
!:!!() p. 111. Toasts and responses.
i.'in .. ... 1 ) ... .iv .11 . .. I m 1
2:.) p. in. Haselull game; .Mini.
1110111:1 nun tiici.iiuvi.io nines,
8 p. 111. Lawn social.
The program of the dedicating ex
ercises is as follews:
INVOC V1ION.
Aullieui Normal Choir
Address of Welcome. -Hon N. I.. Under
Ki-ixiiiM' Hon K. II. .MeKlmy Supt of
Public tttsti action
Ml.sln Not mid Choir
Address . Miss Ida Potter, CMnst. nt CO
AdUiv-M ....Mr. 11. A. Stanley, I'l isn of 'IW
Muxlc .Sol 'Hill L'l.ulr
lleadltiK. "l'bo Diver" Pi of. T.ilhlll
Dedicatory Address. ..Hew W ltollms,
PiiHlor Klrst M. K chinch, S.tlem.
Mime Noiinol Choir
Address p. I.. I'um.iliell
Musle . . Normal Choir
lli'iicdtcllon.
An excursion train will be run
from Sheridan and intermediate
points. All are cordially invited to
come and Join In the basket picnic.
Besides members of (he state board
of education ami other prominent
iH'rsous from various parts of the
'gel the day, Friday, May U Id.
500
Ifeww
i n tj
to RIchau's
7AT '
s
X&SA!L
fa Bl e-
B
LASe
HEALTH,
I... Uuli.u'a Ouldni !laum No. 1
Sum en tho L. nd llcly. sorf r,'
i:.Ne.e, etc, Coi.jh re 'lored lliotchf.,
v i. Miaiirrra, nni ami 'corn! iUrc:
prliHary to i el the dlteaie known ti
SipMlla. Pi r., I 3 OU r .Jolllr.
I. Kl.linu'a U 1,1,1 Il.i,m x0,.j
Ciiret-Tvtturr, UereuiUISynhl ItlcUheu.
nutlMti. I'fliM In tho IIm. faint In tha
llatil, lw.k if tho Kwk. I'leeratrd Sor
Ttinut, M U. .a c ih, Lumiu and con.
In. t.d 1 0 1, stifl iim ot the U111U, and
.-ill. M.I il ,to iroui tho .j.lein,
"'.;' " J -l ! lint wit.ia or abuw
' ?!i ,UI. '.'" the WW tMir and
t..-lih I .,i 3 C0 per I oMIe.
I. i lilii.it (jnieit M niil.lt Am I.
dot'i I r t . ir el (lixta-rbon, (llt,
1 1 ut it a, I, and all l'ilt'yorOcH.
sy iiiiib" Kuril.. I IMVUfel soH, nd aj
t III rurnnt.
I'rliofi 30 per
Ti
litillii..
I" ICtlimi I uldeil N.tanlali I.
1
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v btrWtuna.i. I'rlc
V U It tin.
IN Uildrn (I'utm.nt
I IriliUCTl tuukn.tla Snr..
it
l.ic'.
l'v4Bdl inn r llo
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tl .. UHMti luelrjrln.lis)w
I ,ll ttJ wir Ho.
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r mMM.
Tht Hlohurd driu! cmiivinv. imita .vu
Ind4l Mi.it.ri rtt, Sssu Kmnctact. wo,
r.rcuur inaiuu rrre.
u&:
Wtt
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Wsaift
1 T. II. BABN KS, P E
POSTOFFICB BLOCK, -
As early as 1800 Ameiicaus were
fullv alive to the fact that there was
a value to real estute In and nround
citus of tills country which rid not
attach to that of any other nation in
the world.
The cause of this is easily under
stood when we stop to think thut in
all other countries up to tliat lime
r(.i property belonged largely not
to the Individual but to a line of in
licillanec-a pcrpeu my ..m., u-i.
no incentive to ocduisltion or trade.
At that time all mercantile pursuits
and trades were looked upon as lie -
neath the dignity nt, genteel pco-
llie, mill as a vuluar ad ill net
let 01 me
which contributed remotely to their
unity livi.g in tins co ..try -'"'
Z ' .1 In,; "i, n commercial wov ! wh "" half amazed Wonder, .never ' This course cannot help but en- It lln nenrly 100 feet above
uw"r..l7nti..irroon as little belter than dreaming In a few siiort montiis tue large our iniMies anti inuue n a mcrelal street, und ov
Were lOOKCllUpoil as lUllHitlii I umi i ,i,tQil ,..1i1 (w.riiiiiiil ,.l..u.in miMit n we To tic-! ... ..,,.., l'....i.n
not applv"'. age!!ts alone-tor they "- ""ract tiiousai.ds of people co.i.pli-.h this we must prove to you J tne clear.'bluo' waters of the
were little more than servants but '" eu en ui ju. o.iu.i u vnii.j ui,u v... j....k....-..i .- . .............. f lul hiiiiiiu'uc river, l-rom it
t ii mJ.voil. who was known to be! iwradise. our mo ives are not entirely Fellish can ook t0 tlle westward and
I .I', I C 'hi re' ratnte IIurd,i' ,,ns tl,is been rcal,zt"d tiU '" t,M,,I,Kh so i,s to U81' us ,l,",u- tlinusiuds of acres of the fertile
,. . . . .... . '.' ,i c ., 'it is also seen that it is the last, ence anyone to invest where he romantic Polk county bills fri.
IMiri'lirili'lMIIIMl UfV.UIIUUJin"t II w , 1 i . !.,. TT.. I,I L?.t..n !... ...I.. I. ,.r. ..II I u It. It I i-l.l IMIill f. . ! . 1
not perceive tout tue win 01 me pi.-..- jjwn,r
pie was the sovereign of tl.N nation, Thcre"is little need for us to ro
und ll.at individual was a.i wmi I IHI1, men ()f ,., fttl(1 CXperieuCe
partofthesoveieKiity.thusattacli-!(if ,, 0IM()i tuiiltv. for they are
11114 M' 1IVI1I t llji" " J''" "' -.
shin of the nation whose property
tlie'y could acquire and convert by
i... . - .. . . t'liriir iir iii.iii in . rm
eg. iiiiuiu means into "'
holdings-ubsolutely in t jeh m-
trol giving them the right to uy
and sell us they nlen-e. Ibis ulue
is oesi re uzeii wiiei. u uiu.n. ,y w
nroifres-ive lm(l laltli 111 ins govern
ineiit, in liiseiiuntry and his town,
i and when he had secured his home
I '"' added to his holdings and "pro
, , ,fl ,uk d.
i 1 1, l i. ,.. i,i ,.,l,,,i,,i.n,,r.
'i".i-;"' iim.1 ""iv.. ..,.,,...
I unities
111(1 bllVlllg a Piece Ol
, which lie knew someone
property
would come
loin; lllld Wailt and
that. too. within a very low years
und at a price which would net a
hund-ji.iue profit. From thut day
till now this lias been practiced
with profit by the wide awake peo
ple lu every wulK 01 American inc.
coutinent from east to west ami from
It lias worked its way ueross tne
north to south, till marly every
point in America has had a pciiod
of unusual prosperity which ot late
years bus been designated by the
suggestive name of booms, Several
yeais ago California headed nil com-
pctitors and tor several years Jed tlie
procession not only of tlie Pacific
coast but "of the entire country.
Hardly hud its spirit began to wane
when Washington Territory, with
all tlie vigor of a dashing youth,
sprang to tile front and has led up
to the present time.
Now, however, Oregon the happy
medium between California and
Fine Watch Repairirn
C. A. BURBANK
No. 317 Commercial Street.
WM. W1CKEY,
House Painter, Decorator,
ami Wall Tinier.
Lenve older nt John Hughes' store, Ktute
htievt.
O. C. CI-IASIS
Artistic Paper Hanger and Wall
Decorator.
noon worn, economy
!, i,ofo.. engaging.
l!ood work, economy and sample work
SiI'uy lue-cil work iiienstired on the
wall. Le.ive orders nt Snrgput'H, Meyers'
or Keller', residence at Highland addition.
Brick and Tile for Sale
MURPHY & DESART,
Successors to 11. Nash, have 11 vtcllestiib-l
lished Uriel; and Tile liietorv lu North
Salem, near the lair grounds, and are pro
pared to furnish tlrst-cluss brick and tile
m short not lee
SI WILL BUY A LOT I
Of tamdxut our storei We ea. ry ti full line
of Kioccrli'N, feed, crockery, uliissware, cl
Kiirs, tobacco and confectionery.
T. HU It ROWS,
No. ,.Jil 'iiniiiieri-ial St., ,ileill.
COOK HOTEL
.... , :...) r..t tin. tww.tf f nl'tttiim
.,, iiieiuiK .". ." i'", "",,,,; , the musses should look this Held
b'MUjl"'';'.''''1 w'V""' '; over and make good, judicious bi
llable vigor they sought to secu re I W8lleltB fort , 't0J0 iilto t reap
properly us quick ya possible. Hie . f .. ,,.
;.w:,Axr;Kilox.,,lb1.!Capita City Kestaurant.
SueffssorloW.il. COOK.
I Tko Cisik ootid Is opMstr eou.t house,
eouvelent to business mrt of oily and
1 street eur Hue runnl v )ist the diHr.
Itates SI.OJ to SJlOO a daj , according to
nxnn Spei-lal terms to boarders and
funiilles.
FINE HORSESHOEING
-AT--
Scriber & Pohle's.
s.u'lalallentUiu Klveii to ilimIUK road
stor, drl lug lmre.s, Interfering mid erliw
pled niire. A large
Stock or lliiinl-3lii(p Shoes I'iirriii
We give our iHTMiuul attention and em-1
.i.v none out experts in tin iieMrtiuent.
47 and 51 State Street, Salem, Or.
SALEM IRON WORKS.
0. I). IIUTTOX. Prop.
. Cniitlnaof all kind, imulo to order.
' MU.I. MACHINHUY,
PI.ANINO MII.I,
CtmNICHS,
mhi'ai. nto.vcs,
WHHHI.S, PUI.I.KYS, 1
mid aneoktl calllii: ol Rliv ntvle or tut,
leru made lu horl order, auuvith aud re
liable lu eve y uriieuwr.
Repair any Machinery in Short OrJcr.
S . . .. '. .
TMrnlnc lathe, .ensttte. lu 11
iu.m
and hun atoveabllllL Will uaku.lliiu.l
i-r-
1 ou anv iron work neeried (loVwt tVrtM
(looU price
I paid for old Iron.
. ......
3-lMm
II. V. MATTHEWS,
22S9EK8H
Washington is coming into view
ri..i,i in .ho frnnr lino nml ultli Its
marvelous natural wealth and ad -
vantaires of an
onilnrinrr (HllllltV
will f.ir.rn in tin, frnnt.
ront and lead nil'
iiw.r c,r,,,.a
Tim um.ri.t line rrmdlliill V leaked
out that the Willamette valley, und
i,iiriiniii,ii-iv thu nmiiiirv pointios-
ingPolk and Marion counties, N
the most worthy of all countries yet
brought to the general notice, uml
thut till within the past two yeais
the people living here -o happily and
, " " - " .V";,""" : "
piiiitetitei i iiiiVR own too mouesi to
- ; V '," '1 -
"'" ,""""" ".".. ... i
During the rush to (lie south and
, hiis nt)t been crowded full to over
.. ' - . " - .
tliinkintr and acting for themselves.
Hut we do think it is a good idea
that the laboring men and fanners,
,iu. l);lnU clerks and store keepers
, t, f , , lnellwhl nP0
, ', ,,,. pr.lclicL. t() glve
nm.h tl)nu,rht to nniuu.iul matters
.,, ...,.., M(1 h,,..,,,,,,, i,, f.,nf.
"' .-.,.-. ...... .;.vU....., ... ""'-
We believe that this is an "oppor-
"ft 'e. t
in Uely that it w il evei again of
to the musses now vi ng here.
course it is possible that some in
tunitv of a life time." and that it is
ofler
Of
di -
..... ,., -
' .HH1'1 ""v unit int. wmu uiuv;i
locality at the light time to repair
l"L uiumige which iu iuiu uuuij
done to their finances by proensti ti
nting now. We admit that it is
ntr now. We admit tnat it is
possum-, out who wants to run tnat
chance '.' We don't. Do you?
From all point-, of the United
Stale we arc informed that people
are going to remove lo the Willam-
ette Valley, of which they have
heard such wondrous and attractive
reports
EVEN IN WASHINGTON
AN O THE PUGET SOUND there
is a strong undercurrent, settiuir in
towards Salem and tlie Willamette
valley, which, before the season is
over, will resolve iNelf ini .111 im
migration that will aid .1 jood
many thousands to our air. :. Iv
fust increasing population.
In addition to our present
tttrac -
tive and substantial Improvements
1 there are now piMpoMil s .me public,
measure wnieii win adveriise our
ci' o that the impettiu will place
Capital National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
, Capital Taiil up, - - - $75,UU0
I Surplus, ...... 15,000
u,v
It. S. WAI.LACK, - President.
W. W. -MA1UIN, - Vice-President.
J. H. AI.1IKHT, .... Cashier.
DIRtCTORSl
W.T.Gruy, W. W. Mai tin,
J. M. -Martin, It. S. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck. .1. H. Albert.
T. MeK. Pulton.
LOANS MADE
To farmers on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or in store,
either In private gruunrlesor
xutbllc warehouses.
Stale anil County Warrants Bought at Par.
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted nt reasonable rates, Dralts
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Sun
KninclsH), Portland, Loudon, Purls, llcrlln
linns Konc and Calcutta.
I?;
irst National Bank
SALEM. ORKGON.
WM. N
Dlt.
'. u.tii. 14 ----- 4 icniui'uii
. J. HKVNOLDy, - Vice President.
UN MOIlt, Cashier.
I.AI1UK
Presiaent
JOU
GENERAL BANKING.
Examinee ou Portland, San Francisco,
New York, London nnd Hone Kong
boi.Kht and sold. State, Couuty and City
warrants bought. Farmers nre cordially
Invited to deposit unit transact business
with us. Liberal advances made ou
wheat, wool, hops and other property nt
reusonuoio rates. Iusurauco on such se
curity can bo obtained at tho bank in
most reliable companies.
Jas. Batchelor, PropV.
Warm Meals at xll Hours of (lie Day
None but white lubor employed In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked in find
diss style
Twenty-five cents per meal,
U 15 D K R O N T.
Coutt street, between Journal Olllce, aud
Mluto'h l.tvery.
ED. N. EDES
Proprietor o the
Candy Kitchen,
ICONFKCTIONKRIKS,
FANCY GROCKRIKS,
FRUITS, CIGARS
i AND TOHACCOS
I 313 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
Kansas House,
rr,,nnl r,.f ..,! ir:..i. ei
" "' "" fc, ou..
E. M. LAW, i-iuprletor.
(.?
j beat the marki
We have taken a ntw name hut
aerve OHrtutmn. urt.l. .,
market art.w.1. v.vm ....... u
aam. 1.1 1 .,A. - ... T .. .."
-.-...., .pmiius uur iiome. T.nn
num..!. .nil - ... v "...' ""VV . ,,:v",
TAS3"' """ " " "uu we w" Uu
VYHl Ad.
No Chlneae employed.
lmsi ,,. i until i nnif iiiii-n irini.-iiii mi - ri n in ir.iiiiiiu iiiiiiii
annual, in iiil- uuui-u ni.ui.-9 i,uu iiiiuiu mw . inr nuii v.ihi--v- i m riinciiiii nuci n
TBEAS.
- - SALKM, OREGON.
f Salem and the Willamette valley so
, lii t i ii front that she will hold her
, own against all competitors for yea
rs
I to COtllC,
Property is now within your reach,
, und ii vou do not take uilvntituce of
, VOUT OI)l)OltlllliticS it Will licit be OUT
'fault.
Wo are free to admit that we are
' interested in your welfare in a selfish
way, and that our incentive to inter-
est you in propel ty lsiargciy mu'io
the small coininls-slon which will fall
to our share, but it is not all, as you
.win nerceive uimmi lenuuimu. .-
: ,"".', ;"",,, i,,T,l ..., und
' "" tnlV, nn.I nt, ambit!,... to extend
jour acquaintance and enlarge our
,""."'. ........ .'. i ..i.. Mi
pennies
vjui uiiuui-. i.iii.uj IIII....-.HI, ... tot ne east are tne green-ciua foot hills
we Hatter niirelve that or e Hurts 0f t,e Cascade range, with the snow
in behalf of Salem and her people are tipped peaks or Mounts Adams St
being duly appreciated, set we ; do i Helens, Hood, JeHersou and tho
m l.tH i ii..,!.. t. .. I.,., ill iiijipii iLiii.r i lift
not exnect nor lies re more truue man Thr... siat.Tcs aiimi-
we merit and winch the merit of Following up the Garden Road-th e
our property de-ei ve. Come and see ,nobt popular road leading out of the
tisaud if we cannot please you go to, clly wo have sumirban homes for
some other agent and look at his salc that are liiglily improved, beinL'
bargains, but do not neglect to in-; plunted to fruit of all varieties, with
vest now. Ifyoudoyou will have . buildiugs and gardens that go to
to buy and pay the newcomers a ,,,.,1-e up an ideal home,
pmfit which you could just o well i ,,,, , ,
iittve had as your own. twe1y ,. ()f ,a,ul( ,y,ng h,K1hJ5
very choice. In this same direction,
... . , ,. .i ,. ,-,, tlint i cast oftlie city, and in Salem
We have made it the policy ol the Pmirie. wehaveFairview, Hampden
corporation wli cli we represent to Pnnk lllHj Garden Citv subdivisions
recoinmeud on iv sucli nroncrtv !iH,t'ii ,nfnii...,,fc .,11 X..,.,,t.. c. ..'
will prove pn.tituble to tlie investor
, and which possesses an actual value
' .i:.-:.. i .....,,, r....m
Ullllici .lisillivjl im acmitiiv uwiii
la speculative value, and which, at
luesu.i.u uiiiu jossesses iitie iimuii;a
and is located where it lias the great-
est prospective value ot hiiy in tne
. . .
1 market
Living in a country possessed of a
fertile soil and beautiful scenery, it is
natural for the inhabitants who give
11 thought to such things to desire to
locate upon high and sight I v ground,
and where there is deep, rich, black
soil
In a country like this ulley, of
course, there ate nobhifl's. Xearthe
river are prairies like the one which
lies to the est of Salem.
Ilel.ee to find the highest, stghtli-
et ui.d healthiest as well as I lie most
fertile ymi nuisi siok the highest of
the level ground in sight In select
ing and buying our own homes we
1 were inllueuced by tlieso dualities,
, and believinir that we are an averuire
in our tastes with other men, we
nave made our investments anil
secured other property to sell in the
I ' ' PAINTING, PAPERING Etc. Done with neat-
if KOm I II I II 0T ness and dispatch by N. D. JONES.
1 uioui 1 lining slop up staw over E c SmaU.s storei
SALEM LUMBER CO.
Yard aud office on Liberty street, oppoite W. L. Wade's store.
Dealers in Lumber, Laths and Shingles.
R. B. DUNCAN, Sec.
EtLAT inilC (Ythp Qa
Wr 'm v r ML- ca
Hiili
C W&ifJfiiliuMAm i9ini
HOME
1 iiffll
I LiBaS
pR.JllLLER'SYDRASTINESTOimiVE Stimulitet nutrition, rurlflct the Blood
Cure Dyapcpaia, tonsbration an J General Debility. A erfect tonic and strength builder,
DR. HIUER'S ANTJ.BIL10US STOMACH ANOLIVERURE. Cures Dillouaneat mid
all Liter Troubles, Chilli aud'FtterrMiianil Fecrs7nj" all Tjphoid condition..
DR. HILLER'S CUARRH CURE. Cures AmtCaUrrh, Chronic Catarrh, Catarrhal Deaf,
ne at. 0 uarauUod tocuro U. ont cuse v hen directions ire fullow ed.or mnnc refunded.
01. HILLFTS C1UGH 'UE. Cus ColJt, UasrscncM, Coujha, DronchltN, I'leurity
and llieiunwnia, ruio. e o.u.uraptlon. ConUim no Opiates. Cure Croup in 10 mlnutw
OR HILLER'S DI"HTH,;'IIA AND S3RE TJROAJCUIIE. Irevent and cures Dlph
therix ill positn ilj cure an) .urn tbroat mfrom'i'tan hour. Cures Quinsy In S days.
PI. HI'.LPR'S FI-veh Ril-E. InJIipensatle in all acute (lleasea sttendwl with fever,
lretcu.s aaa cures ttarlei r'ever, SjirUtliu, and Measles. Mothers try it once.
DR. HILLER'S NERVOUS DE3IUTY CW1. Cures Nervous WesVne.s, and Loss of
Cmur. Neter fails. ellJ f..r ITUats CinuUr t.. UUler Dru; Co., San FrancUao, CiL
DR. I ILLCR'S RHEUMATIC AS3 SEL1 V.ftiq Jic Cures Rheumatism, .VeuraliU,
l.out, Luniuajj aaj aJatiea, b) 11 .iV.'iI:"""" " .; d aclJi whish cause them.
Pit. HILLER'S TESTHINn CURE. Al .1
tie tectMiisr irikl, emuns patnlet. . .
Spa.ttii, lUekeU, Urin Trouoles and n. .
DR. HILLER'S VHTPINO COUGH CbRE
"ort. Wth exevptkm of Dr. inile-'s !I -rft,
and Neural -lc Cure, and Dr II 1 er o : 'i i
farm, and, l( not obutnaWe from ojrdrjji.t
$1.00 per Package. Six Packages lor $5.00.
The remedies are the result pf SijeanrJ i r. les.icna! cxrarlencs, and are
ruaranteediocurewhena eursl.p.iUc Dr. HUUr s pa.- book of Olrectloni jr
borne treatment, cofltainui; taluablo butrurtlel as ta hycisne and diet, seat rs.
HILLER DRUG COMPANYrSAN FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A."
For Sale by DAX'L J. FRY, Drugdst, 225 Commercial St., Salem
WOL2 & CO.
Keep all klndsof mmUand aauaare. The
boat aauaata In Ureson,
No. 171 Commercial Street, Salem.
All Roods ITrKl Pre
Wotf. HOWARD PHELPS, SEC,
same direction. Our addition, En
glewood, is the mostcentral.slchtiv
fertile noil cfnvpnl,.iiil,r i' .VV
the market. It is within four bloekJ
n
blocks
of the elegant East Salem school.
iyiiiuu iii'iuuiuiuiiuie nenriw
pupils
j Street cars are nowrunnlngnearit
and we hone and have even- m...'1
to believe, that before another month
is passed we can announce to you
that a line of street ears will fjaw
through it, which will bring It with!
in five minutes of Commercial street
File city water mains will be laid
through it during the present
summer, arrangements havlug al-
""M ucuu iwiuiJii-ieu .or naving it
Com.
erlooUsthecity,
;s aim
heauil-
you
'iew
and
icror)
nzv distance livtbn
heavily timbered Coast range, while
!mr lintti1 lin.
' til)? out to fn'ii't.'s'iud the very choits
cst frult IKi vegetable lands' in the
county at very low prices, and ou
payments of one-lourth down, one
fourth each In 1, 2, and 3 years' time.
For farms we liuve some of the
very choicest on Salem aud Howell
Prairies, which we can heartily
recommend to uny one desiring a
fnrm that will yield a good revenue.
We have city property in all por-
tions of tlie town, some very choice
and very cheap property in South
raiem, nun aiso a very cueap resi
dence property and four lots in
Capital Park.
Some business property which will
make big money for some man very
soon.
Come und let us show yeu some of
our bargains free of charge. Surely
you will not let all of the good
chances pass by.
Call and see us or write for our
circulars.
SALEM LAND CO.,
Postoflico Rlock.
Who do All Kinds of
LAUNDRY IRK
As Cheap as any Laundry In
the Country Using White Help
and doing flrst-class work.
Salisfaction Guaranteed.
Office at George Hoeyc,
209 CommercialSf-
DR. HILLER'S
Special Prescriptions.
TREATMENT SELF CURE
" -" aaaaaaaaaaaaaaMa-.-. M rmtMBEaMaMMlM
pecific Remedy for Each Disease.
,-n 'i a
.rlspmentqf children durlny
. ami prents an J cores
li',n'- iu; to mother iii J child.
l'r-.ni-. sud ires Whooping Coujh.
It .torttl.c ir Hiller's UhMimstic
u Dii rameJIet are iu Tablet
k mailed ft s, uii rel4 if pre
Morgan & Mead,
City Draymen!
All work dona vlth promptneai and dla
patcn. Only the bt men ar employed.