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JOURNAL.
VOIi. 3.
SALEsr, OIJEGOiN. flttDAY, JVXE 13, 1S90.
NO. 8G.
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"mm n a Tr&airm ilha Ore iron 1 nA f !a 1
it rn j j yn
than nuy other Dealer In tbo city. Peihnps wo do. We sell as cheap as
any body can. All we ask is a fair margin on the goods. We buy for
cash, and our expenses tire light, consequently we can
Sell at a Low Rigure.
Wo haw our stock now almost complete, altliough goods aro arriving
almost daily. Come in and inspect Our Go ds and Prices.
Everything Marked in Plain Figures at
If 0
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Price
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257 Commercial Street.
iw puuwm wj Jtwijmiji.-:iatj:x.
fl ' U I Sfllfl
H 3 i tJi Vw p3 f)
has Removed His Stock of
Stoves, Tinware and Plumbing Goods
to the store recently occupied by
J. C. BROWN & CO.
Ixui
BROOKS
loo State St.,
PURE DIGS, Mill
AND-
Chemicals,
HE IWOlRY AND TOILET ARTICLES!
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lf Physicians' Prescriptions and Family Recipes carefully com
pounded. A full line of choice Imported and Key West Cigars.
Estate, Loan
leal
292 Commercial
Has n large list of choice farms and city property for sIo on
easy terms. Homesteads located.
MONEY TO LOAN
On improved farms ai'd city property at low rate of interest.
figy-We have al-o In connection w 1th our real estate buiueM. an FM- J
PLOYMENTand GENERAL INTELLIGENCE Uureau. where nil
ordors for help will bo promptly attended to, and situation also obtain! i
for the unemployed. i
R E IVE OVAL
Wn Hnvfi Removed to Bush's New Brick Corner,
Corner of Commercial and Court, I
!
And will continue to carry the flnet line f (
Dress Goods and Trimmings,:
Ladies and Gents Furnishing Goods, Clothing. Hats, Indie"
Wraps, Etc. in the City, We aire ngeiils for
several sj)ecinlties.
J. J. DALRYMPLE &"C0.
Only Abstr
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Salem, Or.
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St., Salem, Or.
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Ullim iYES, THEY ALL
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See
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rNIAIUOXt'iC'XTY Work promptly
Mild rrllnl'l eXMtlltd b tll
S-LEil Altel KAt'l' A I AND CO ,
FKANKW vVAlEIto.Mttuajfcr
(In the State Insurance Building) i,
ami branch oflices in Portland, Astoria and Albany, f
Has for sale a largo list of Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms; al
City and
The On iron Laud Co. was especially
and sub-dhiding larue tracts of laud, and lias during t ho past
bought and subdivided over 3,200 cres into
Five to Twenty
The success of this undertaking Is shown in tho fact that out of 2S0 Tracts
placed on the market, 22o have been
choice laud in Fiuit,
Will Yield a Larger Income
than 1G0 acres of wheat in the Mississippi Valley
improvements in the way of roads,
can sell a small tract of land for the
have to pay for a large larni.
Neglectfully or the patent fact that
I it's money that talks loudest.
IS THAT SO?
Th -t is a fact. Money talks loud
i est and will buy more and better
T ail
James Denham &, Co.'s
-Than any other place in
IHGIIEST QTJA13ITT, LOWEST PRICES,
118 State street, opposite terminus of electric car lino. Repairingilone.
Shoes to measure.
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AKER
Manufacturers of Cigars,
State Street, Salem,
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GENERAL STOCK OF DOMESTIC AND IMPORTED CIGARS.
We make a specialty of Tobacco
give us a call.
Deuler
FlSPH
iture and Carpets,
29S Commercial Street,
Salem, - - Oregon,
.A. KLEIN,
Continues the Hu-ine formerly conducted by Kraiifw t Klein, Ml
the old Stand on Commerciul hind.
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Will b pleated to mceive calk from my old friend and new.
Mammoth New Steck:
at I
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j. f jacobson ,
Dealer III
Lumbw, Lath and Shingles, at the old Dorrance Yard,
Special attention xiveu to ftirulah Kilu dried and Superior
I'ioUlnna Lumber.
W. M.
Draler lu-
Wall Paper,
l'ittmtm Kmdmm, Window ImwW.
and Tye
A Floe Uim of Klchlng Ki.d ltgt
Prices the Lowest,
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uburban Property.
organized for the iiurpo
e of Itfe-lug
st twoffears
Acre Parcels.
sold,
We claim that ten acife of
We also make valuable
and, fences, etc. We
clearing the 1
same price per
iould
as you
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tho city. Come and sco-
Store Fixtures,
When in
the city
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Prices:
Sargent
Mouldings,
IWby CU. Kpnm Wu, Kottuiw
f wit kind-.
lug. Oil INduting nnd cnmiiMo.
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liiH CAPITAL JOURNAL.
I'UIJLISUKDPAIt.Y.KXCElTSUNDAY,
BY THR
Canital Journal Publishing Company.
(Incorporated.)
Office, Commercial Street, In V.O. Untitling
hnterod nt the jxMofllre nt Salom,Or.,ns
seconj-ola-w mutter.
HOFER BROTHERS,
Editors.
SIM'CIAI. 1UHTION.
Tin: Wr.KKi.v Capital Jovunai
of Friday, Juno 27th, will be spe
cially arranged to meet, the de
mauds for information by parties in
the Eastern slates.
An exhaustive review as to the
situation of the fruit crop, and con
taining valuable facts about fruit
growing, is being piepaied by a
gentleman who has devoted his
uholo life to tho developciuent of
the fruit industry in tho Willtunstte
valley. The edition will contain
other valuable matter.
Our largo eastern circulation, and
the fact that Salem real estate men
circulate thousands of copies of the.-e
papcis, makes it a very desirable
edition to advertise lands for sale.
Wo thiow our columns open to all
tho towns of the valley; rates for
advertising space will bo found to
bo reasonable.
Capital Joiminai. Pun. Co.
vriiYTiiuY vuti:i roit i'i:xnoyi:k.
Oregonian June 12: A factional
row in Portland took 2000 icpubli
can votes away from Mr. Thompson
and transferred them to Mr. Pen
noycr, making a diiicrcuco of 100"
in tho result; tho "union party,'
that cast t-everal thousand voles foi
its o u ticket, w itli the except ion of
governor, voted solidly for Pennoyer,
and very large numbers of repulili
cans in the iiirul districts voted foi
Pennoyer, under tile impression thai
thereby they could succeed in col
lecting taxes from municipal bonds
That very large numbers o( rcpub
Ilea ns voted for Pennoyer no one
can doubt, faaleni precincts gav
Thompson about four hundred ma
jority, but Pennoyer got nearly as
much majority in "tho rural dis
tricts" of Marlon county, so that
Thompson had only 17 tnajoilty in
a county that gave average majori
ties of GOO on tho county ticket.
It may bo assumed with safety,
tho' it can never bo known with
certainty, that Governor Ponnoyer
received a majority of tho republi
can votes in Marion county outside
of Salem. In the ci litest between
Peiiiioyerlsin and tho Oiegoniaii,
the organ of monopolies is knocked
out by about 700 to goon, in about the
strongest republican county in the
state. No matter what else Is de
termined In tliis election, tlio Oie
goniaii no longer lias great in
iluenco with a majority of republl
cans.
Hut the fact that so many re
publicans voted for Governor Pen
noyer is not so important as the
reason why they did so. That
reason Is always slated only par
tially by tho Oregoninn. To take
lhecur.se oil the pioposltiou involved
in l lie Issue of iiou-taxablc bonds
that paper always refers to it as
a kind of public enterprise, a churl
table purpose, a means to relieve
the municipality fiom tho payment
of taxes on such bonds, etc., when
it is no such thing. It is merely a
proposition to cieato a species of
very deslratilo secuiltles and exempt
tho owner from paying taxos there
on. That was what tho republicans
who voted for Pennoyer rejected.
It was becaiiKO ho represented op
position to that idea, Hint they voted
fur him, and If the people had to
vote primarily upon tho proposition
of creating tliwo non-taxable securi
ties they would ex pi cue themselves
much more emphatically than tliuy
did on June 2d.
;l.i:VltI.ANI AMI hll.VI'.ll.
The following Is from tho Kcouo
uiiut, a )xijM?r piiblislioil hs the organ
of the Eurmers Allinnco and Tradw
i Uniens:
Tho fuel should not be forgotten
1 that the iJ'-moumtlo platform of
1 l&MJ unit lfckl di-ilun-d in favor of
I the free ciliiHjjeof silver. Atlanta
I Const It ution.
I It would have Ikm-ii fair if the
Coiiftllliitluu had added that the
DeiiKS-THts clfoicd a preaidnit In
1S8-1 who repudiated the platform
between election and entering Into
oftU-o by a w Idols piililislnxl letter
which had the efleet of preventing
any effort on die mrt ol hlstmriy to
itfcure the frm coinage of silver
The Mine prealdeut Uxiv. oeeaalou In
an annual uieatMue to reommeiid
the repeal of the fliiiltcl ohIiihuh of
allver under the IJIhimI act. Does
,the Cuititnlloii dealie that man's
' retHHiiiiiatlwii?
I Prttent indicatloon are, that that
Saltfll J wall will m re-noinluated. JIU
i record and the rwWd ef hU wrty
! mv iu atroiiK erutrat with the re-
iBipllilil , ptibllcMii arty. We are tfotng tor
' ' warl ami lltey are eoiNttaiitly
' pulliut; backward?."
TlwCAfiTAb Jowkkai. mini Ini
evhlently bnw mmhmI upon tmm
" ! ""
1 with llielr iw, tkUer with UHdri
i h.M Mto wtth thrtr eye."-I)ilUw
Obterver.
lmilAHINO IN A CAYl'SII.
Thoro was n great oxcitcmeut on
tho streets of Salem the other day.
nnd n largo crowd of people gath
ered to sec n man iicrform the opera
ntion of brooking a cayuse. Tho
cayuse Is a cross between tho native
Oregon horse nnd the Indian pony,
though many call the puro bred In
dian pony by the same name. It l
an animal not of tho highest typo of
equine Intelligence, but possessed f
wonderful endurance and almost
Indestructible durability. They arc
wonderfully adapted to climbing
the great mountain langcs, travel
lug long distances, freighting In the
mountains and performing mis
cellaneous farm work when well
broke. They are above till a very
useful saddle horse.
The scene on the street wai n
quite common one, and would have
wrung teats of pity from tho iron
heart of u lloston hitching post, or
any other object that had ever been
most remotely brought under the
inllueuce of the National Humane
Education society. An unbroken
eayuso had been seduced between
the long pair of shafts of a breaking
on it a i wo-wheeled vehicle, heavy
enough to not be easily overturned,
and with the animal far enough
away from the driver to mako that
person safe from the rattier lively
heels of tiio impetuous animal,
vhose spirit's to bo broken and sub
jugated to tho will of ills superior.
This cayuse had never before been
hitched up. Tho' well broke to the
saddle or to be led, ho has yet to
learn to draw well and theflist steps
he took in this direction would indi
cate that lie would lather break his
neck, or tho dilver's neck, than ever
consent to master that useful art of
pulling.
At length the straps are In place
and the two men at tho animals
Head step aside and I ho c.iyuso Is
lurncd loose In the street. By I his
time a crowd of several hundred
nave gathered and thcic Is great ex
citement all about the poor dumb
unite, not endowed with too much
intelligence at best, After one
stupid, wild glare the animal leaps
in tliealr, rears up behind, kicks
out witli all four feet, and falls tint
on the ground with a gro.iu. He is
raised up only to repeat the perform
ance which lias apparently amused
tho erowtl, tho' tho fall evidently
lias hurt the horse not a little, lie
tries to go again and the excited
throng crowd up closer. Then he
itiikesout with ills fore feet, throws
himself from ouu side to the other,
shakes his head madly trying to dis
lodge the head-stall, and, after oxliaii
sling himself in Ills frantic
plunges, fidls again heavily to the
earth. This (hue his mouth is (Hied
with blood and the animal Is nearly
exhausted. Still he sulks and
strikes ami resists all ellbrts to coax
or drive him to talto ouu step ahead.
The cruel and heroic method of
treatment goes on. Perhaps it will
take several days to subjugate the
animal and utterly bro'ik Ills will so
that ho will drag his cart. Ho may
never bo broke to do If. When lie
Is broke in tills way lie Is never wife.
At any rate it would boa kindness
to take the horse into an open
meadow or Held, In place of making
him break ills neck hero in the
midst of an excited crowd and on
the hard pavement.
An old Oregoulan says ho has
broke a great inaiiy of these semi
wild horses without ever using a bit
of force or having a bit of risk to run
Ills method is to put one strap on
them at a time. Lead thorn with a
harness on their hack and gradu
dly accustom tliu aiilm tl to
having the harness strapped on. I u
the same geutlu way teach tho ani
mal to draw n light weight and by
drawing out his Intelligence educate
him to understand what is wanted.
More horses ate spoiled and made
unreliable for all purposes h the
brutal methods employed by aomu
horso trainers, than aroover "broke."
It is ouo of man's ooufowdoiiK of
weeklies when lie must lay auldo
his God-given iiitelligeiiueaud men
tal superiority and employ brute
force and physical strength to inaKo
another mull, clilld uranluml obey
him. Itcaaoii, pernUaeloii, kiudiieaH
and love, will ncoomplUh wonders,
wheie farm only deradan, hrulul-l.-s
ami renders more force uecea
ary. Theae method of training home
for driving explains in a large de
Kfee why mi many uurellHlde horae
are found on the coast, and why to
many duugerouaud fatal runaways
take place. Ifitooiild be eatabllsli'
ed that no more laatlng Injury can
be done an animal, to w houi human
Uvea are constantly to lie entreated,
than to be broken U drive lu thk
cruel and uruUl wy, tlwt lwiiyH
Iv-kn luerMllmlite Inipnmiou of
UKlimWH, ilkliieii nd vk-luwiiwt
,lr,te.l In the H..I..U.I'. uHtura,
iwuid would not buy lioreeu lliul
IhuI been broWew Iu thU iiiminer and
the pruetlee wouhl be mUw)HnI. l'eo
nle who feel for tlw brute eiwttlon,
ttliouul help hIuok tlte wIuohUoii of U The UHMtt that any reuwinable
labile ieiitlmeut Ih IhU directum. 1 1"0' w k ' tllBt lw
, . , , , amended In one or two unluitMir
Xo Kulutcl wlliin maw ffwn hiiumn I .rttallM . ,, '
fcmm.neetlMui this one, Uwu wIiam
fmimB, UMu, tuot dttemli) and
(w,.! In tint wti, wura utlier
w '
nni".n..ii lueinuw . imi
fully devested.
CU'lTAIi JUUKXUj JOTS.
Invito your people to como to Sa
lem on tho Fourth.
Help along tho national music
boom on tho Fourth.
Assessments in Astoria nro nil.
vanccd 50 to 100 per cent.
Port Towimond exports tiro re
ported to foot up to$300,000 for May.
Marriage ha3 proven n failure with
I wo clashes'--the Mormons nnd big
amists. Would you bo a shining star?
Then let tho lire of enthusiasm Il
lumine your humblest task.
Tho fashionable matron who tries
to elevate working girls can do so
best by elevating hersolf go to
work
Tliu accidental dlschargo of a shot
gun often discharges a man from
all other earthly duties. Meral:
don't gun.
Mrs. Langtry Is leported to be
developing a hitherto unexplored
initio in hor nature religious fervor.
She must feel tho approach of age.
The people of the alllicted parts of
the Dakotas have not yet got so poor
but what they can ailbrd to import
a great, deal of whiskey and main
tain a lively opposition to tho pro
hibitory law.
The Bennett law Is tho lively Is
sue in politics In Wisconsin. Brielly
put, it lcqulrcs parents to see Hint
their children are taught the Eng
lish language. Still there aio some
who claim that the teaching of
bhiglish is an assauft upon soi 10
churches.
Drain Eche: A ledge of Iron ore
has been dlsccoveied on l'llnn Coop
er's place, at Robert's hill, Douglas
county. Mr. Cooper tells us that it
a-ways 00 per cent, iron, and theie is
an Inexhaustible quantity of it. The
iron mines of Douglas county aro
no doubt destined to become famous.
Tliu Chicago levelling Jeurnal:
Oregon did pretty well. Tho governor
Is democratic, but the other state of
llcera aro icpubllcan by oOOO to 0000
majority; the icpubllcan congress
man has 0000 majority, nnd the leg
islature Is two-tlilrds republican.
That Is a good Hond-oll' for an off
year.
.,- fi
W. 1). Howells' now utory, "Th.b
Shadow of a Dream" has just been
published by Messrs. Harper &
Brothers. Rome critics consider It
such a talu as Pou or Hawthorne
might have conceived, and detect in
it a return to Mr. IIowcII'h earlier
roinantlo vein as exemplified iu his
Undiscovered I'ountry; though they
admit, as tho Boston Traveller Bays,
that "it is held with a llrmer hand,
and determined by a liner artlstlu
treatment."
Ht. houis Republic, idem ): It
will bo an eternal sliauio on a dem
ocratic legislature If the Louisiana
lottery bill is passed. Tho bill will
probably be reported to tho house in
a day or two and the question soon
decided. Tho friends of morality
and decency have had u hard light,
tho principal Now Orleans news
papers being quite subservient to
tho lottery inllueuce, hut there is
hope that Hiilllcieiit public feeling
lias been awakened to make Impos
sible the adoption of n measure
which is intended to mako the state
and Its cltleiiH sharers In the prollls
of tills shameless scheme or robbery.
Too hlimio fact that the lottery com
pany can ailbrd to pay a million a
year for Its fmuchlho shows coiiclu.
slvcly what a swindle It must be.
WnrnliiK " Wisconsin Ih'iuuerutu. i
Clilfiifin Herald, Deiii: Tho Her
aid iiitihl repeal IIh wiimlng to tho!
demoeralH of Vlwnnnln In turuiH
oven more vlKroun Hum thoHo that
have been uhod heretofore. They
Hhoiild resolutely renudiato the '
daugoroiiH and deHtrui'tlvo dogma i
that there Ih a power Iu tho Mnto
that U above tlie htalo and they ',
should hjiohU with relation to piibllo'Bl'lSUrArrY OF FANCY CAIvK8.
edtientloii Iu toueri ho clear that
there may he no mlMuppHihoiiMlou.
The LutlioratiH and German (.'atho-i
lloo of WlM'Oiiitlu have no real (grlev
auoe. They nro not perheouted '
They aro not opproHketl. The Hull-!
uelt law Ih a wlm and iMiiiellulal
iiieHture. The attacki that havoi
lee'i made upon It have been did
hoiieut. Thev Indleato that tho
c,urclttl )mVtt tllkoil ,!l0 nbiitilvu
Hlinltmt tin. rtt-iiit, en-lwliw.
tm H(, ()eM fU,y uogUi llBl'
,ht, htMj4, ,, uhm tlw oinnMvn !
I uiatUM u,w ehurelieH. IIiimwI hh thU I
anil-ileiiuett Ihw movemout Ih up
on fule protein, It certainly mimt
rail, and the duinooratio party
uliould not be permitted to fall with
f wImkmwIii goee leynd IhM Jt
. will o bhHulerliiely to merited de-
iniiv w tiiiMiiiiDi iiw uriuvnji uujr
AU
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Sure to relieve. There h no fall
u r- in HImiiiuhh Liver Itfulntor.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
K c.-refiillr preprtrcd from Sarvwarlllit,
IfcUHhllun, Mandrake, Dock, ripilMctm,
Juniper norrlos, nnd ctlicr dl-knottn and
Tjltinblo vcRctablo remedies, by a peculiar
combination, rroportlon, and process, pit
aiato Hood's Sarsaparilia curative- power
nut possessed by other medicines. It
effects rcmarkablo cures where others fall.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Isthobest Mood purifier. It cures Scrofula,
b'hlt Klicum, Bolls, rimplcs, alt ltiunors,
Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick Headache,
Indigestion, General Debility, Catarrh,
Uhcumatlsm, Kidney nnd Liver com
pUnts; overcomes That Tired Feeling,
creates nn appetite, builds up tho system.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Has met unparallcd success athomo. Buck
Is Its popularity In Lowell, Mass., whero It
Is mado, that Lowell dtuggtsts Sell moro of
Hood's Sarsaparilia than all other sarsapa
rlllas or blood purifiers. Tho samo success
Is extending all over tho country.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Is peculiar la Its strength nnd economy
It Is tho only preparation of which car
truly be said " 100 Doses Ono Dollar.''
bottloot Hood's SarsaparllU taken accord
ing to direction, w 111 last a month.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Is peculiar In the confidence It galas anion?
all classes ef r 'l,l-' Whcro it ts once u- l
It becomes a fuorlto family remedy. Do
not bo Induced to buy ether preparations.
Bo suro to got tho Peculiar Medicine,
Hood's Sarsaparilia
Sol.ll.jrUiittKHt MthlxiorfJ. l'refaredby
C. I. HOOD A. CO , Aiwilnt arirv Ia)wo1I, Staa
IOO Dosos Ono Dollar
Insure in Your Home Company
i.
The State,''
Which 1ms for tho past six years
PAID MORE TAXAS.
Issued Mote Policies,
Received More Premiums
And Paid Moro Losso
Uim propel ty located In Orcuoti or Ynnli
Ington Minn any oilier company
II was tho First Company to Pay
all Losses in Full anil in Cash
(ly tho thrco ureal wiullagrntlons of Heottli
KlleiiKburuand Hxkuno Falls
. GEO. M. HEELER,
City arch!
And Special Agent fur Marlon County,
(illicit In the company's linlUllnj.
Capital City ltdaiiraiit
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Jlealsal All Hours oflho Day
No no hut whlto labor employed la this
CHtiibllsliiiienl.
A good HiiliHtuntlul incnl cooked hi first
cliiks Hlylu
Twenty-live cents per monl.
KUD V R O N T.
Court street, boiwcon Journal Ofllco and
Mlato's Livery.
COOK HOTEL
Center nml High Street.
G. W. ANDERSON, PRO?.
SucecssorloW.il. COOK.
Tho Cook notol Is opposltr court houso.
mnvulunl to blulnoM part of elty and
Ktri'ct car lino ruuiilr.ir past tio door.
Hate $1.0i) to $-100 a dny, according to
room Hpcclnl terms to boardont nnd
families.
DUGAN BROS.,
"The Plumbers,"
Hon Commoralul St
Dealers In
Steam and Plumber's Goods,
California IroimtonoBowor nnd Flro day
Chimney i'lpo, oto,
Pioneer Bakery
AMOS STRONG,
271 Commercial Street.
Krenoh nml Oorinan Wheat and
Ityu HroadH In City Htylen.
Vienna JIoIIh.
FiiMtry and Confectionory
linking In Full Htock.
My now bread und enko bakora
uro llrt-olaH8 urtlatH In their line,
and I aim to huvo
Everything as Fino as the Finest.
FINE HORSESHOEING
AT
Scriber & Pohle's.
HiaIatlillliiiElV0iito hoIuir road.
Uir, drlvlnu lurii, nilcrrerliinurtfh
pled lionMMi. A lurifo
Stock of Ilanil-Mailo Shoes Carrici
Wo ulvuour mtouu1 nttantton nndew
ploy nouo outesporu lu Mil department
47 and 51 State Street, Salem, Or,
B
OOKH ON
a JtcnrriscTUjiist
BUILDING I
PAINTIVU
DoiUa, Uj. r lOO-imo UlalrMl
CUMNIOI'li. ! Vrrii M Nr YerKl