Evening capital journal., August 21, 1890, Image 4

CoiyrUbt, 18
Iff AHEL'S ORAI703XA.
" The irorW la ercn u -wo take It,
And life, dcr child, U what we make it."
ThU was the sentiment of an old lad? to
her grandchild Mabel. And many a Mabel
ha found It to be true, and (he hat taken
caro of her health. 8he keep on hand a
supply of Dr. Pierce'a Farorlte Prwciip
flon, and to Is not troubled with thote
waiting dlieasoa, weakneaseA "drarBlna;.
down'scnutlons and functional lrrojii
laritles that so manr women endure. It
Is the only medicine for women, sold by
druffiikt, under , posltlre ipanuitM
from the manufacturers, that it will elre
satisfaction In ertrj case, or money will
be refunded. This guarantee has been
printed on tho bottle-wrappers and faith
fully carried out for many rear.
"Farorlte Prescription" Is a leirltlmato
medicine, not a beverage. Contains no al
cohol to Inebriate; no syrup or iuir t
deranre dljcoMon. As peculiar In ita re
medial results as In its composition.
As a powerful, lnrlgoratlng; tonlo. It im
parts strength to tho whole system, par
ticularly to the womb and ita appendage.
Tor feeblo women generally, Dr. Pieroe'a
Jovorlto I'rescripUon is the greatest earth
ly boon, beloff unequaled as an appetlzlnr
cordial and rostorativo tonlo, or rtreo jtb
irlvcr. A nook of 109 pagrcs, on "Woman and
Tier DlsentM, their Nature, and How to
cure thfm," tent scaled, In plain envelop,
on roco7pt of ten cents, in stamps.
Address. WonLP's DispnitsAnr MimiCAL
Association, C63 Main St,, Buffalo, N. Y.
LATEST TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Gather d From tlio World Wide Sweep
of tho Wires.
DB. PIERCE'S PELLETS ffi'oTX
Laxative, or Cathartic, according to alio Of
... tlw lM.fta,n 0 trTta Villi.
doao,
rilOFKSSIONAT, CAR.IIK.
Attorney-at-Iiw. Hnlem,
Ufllco first diiar to tbo left
J J. BUA.W,
. Orecon. I
nt head of stairs In tho rear of I.add &
Hush's bank.
miLMON FOItD, attorney tit law, Halem.
L Oregon. Ofllco upstairs In Pulton's
block.
J A. APIMjRQATK, nttorncy nt law
. Friers block, Commercial and State
streets, Salem, Or.
TOHN A. CATtRON, Counsellor and At
J torney-aH4iw. Member of the Bar ol
Ontario. Canada. Ofllco 102 State street,
balem, Oregon.
J)ItATT AllUNT, nttomeysat law.Hnlem,
Oregon. Ofllceoverllarr'B Jewelry store,
tato street.
TTT P. WILLIAMS, HTENOQKAPHEn
IT , and Typcwrltlst. Ofllco with Capi
tal city K'y. Co., llOWuteHt.
CB. KNIGHT, Eclectic Phvulcl.o.omce
, l!f7 Court street, Malcm Oregon. Pul
monnry diseases a spcclulty.
DIL.I. M KEKNE, Dentist. Ofllcoover
tho Wtilto Corner, Court and Com
mercial streets.
9-
turns
B. SIcNALLY, Archllect, No. 132
BUUo Street, rlnns and Rncvlflca-
.ibns of nil cIuksos of ofbuildlucs on short
notice. Superintendence of work promptly
looked after. 2 5-tf
"10IIALET A WILLAC1I. Civil Encln
JT ecrs nnd DrauKlittincn. HnllroiidMir-
vcys unci esttmnUtu; a specialty. 0111
smirn, Huiem, uregon
HUUOHtreet, upi
OilUo i:a
uusim:ss oakds.
A M. CLOUOH, Undertaker, Embalmcr
JTa..
balem.
and Cabinet Maker, 107 Htuto Ht..
If lintIOC AAHnAM ..., ,,..11.1....
II. All ortteM promptly attended to
Hi Well street, Hnlcin,
SURVEYS PItOVIDED IN THE ItlVEK
AND HAItnOUBILL.
"Washington, D. C, Aug. 21.
Tho following surveys are provided
j for In tbo bill, to be made of Oregon
rivers and harbers:
Tillamook bay nnd bar; Alsea bay
and rivers Coos; bay, for improving
upper harbor by removal of shoals;
dredging tho lower Willamette and
Colutnola rivers, with a view of se
curing twenty-llvo feet at low water,
from Portland to tho mouth of the
Columbia; Willamette river, deepen
ing channel on west sido of Swan is
land; improvement of navigation at
Clackamas rapids and Itoss island
and near the city of Corvallls; lower
Columbia river on south side, be
tween Astoria and Woods' lauding,
Young's buy channel from the ship
channel of the Columbia river to the
head of Young's bay, a distance of
one and a half miles, with a view to
improving tho same by dredging so
its to secure a depth of eighteen feet
at low ttde; Lewis & Clarke's river,
for snagging; Corjuillo river, for
deepening channel from Coquille
City to Myrtle point to four feet at
mean low depth; Yamhill river from
mouth to McMinnyille: for remov
ing obstruction in the Snake river
from the Oregon Hue to theS-veu
Devils mining district, Idaho.
THE FRUIT PROSPECT.
Washington, August 21. The
August crop bulletin just issued,
says: The prospect for both apples
and peaches is poorer than it was
one month ago. Tho intimation in
previous reports that the condition
in New England and along our
Northern territory, returned high
In tho early reports, would decline
as tho season advanced, has been
proven correct. Tho decline in
those sections has been heavy, al
though their prospect is slightly
better than that of tho adjoining
states. The causes which have oper
ated to bring ubout tho present low
prospect liuvo been noted in pre
vious reports unfavorable weather
during tho winter and spring and
tho frosts of March. The present
returns show that the results of the
cold weather are still apparent in
the blusting nnd dropping of imma
ture fruit. Thel'aelllc Coast alone
reports a medium prospect, Califor
nia standing at 78, Oregon at 83
and Washington at 00. The peaches
on the slopo are in poorer condition
than tho apples, tho California aver
age being but Itf. As compared
with other fruit, tho condition of
grapes is comparitively light, espe
cially ho on the Pacific Coast. In
tho states on tho Atlantic Coast the
present prospects point to a crop of
medium proportions, though the
C( ndltlous vary locally in some of
tho states.
Highest of all in Leavening Power. -U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 1 7, 1 889 ! T. H. BAItNES, PRES. H. V. MATTHEWS, TliEAS. W3VI. HOWABD PHELPS, SEC.
SALEM LAND COMPANY
I
1 Incorporated 1889 -Capital Stock $30,000.
ABSOWTEBt WOKE ! POSTOFFICE BLOCK, - SALEM, OREGON.
1 X m&m 1 0WOF
,,.,.vi.ii t.i..ui.TMiiitoiwilJm!)ilvJUIII llIJ.tvlLiJJJiJUllJIIII ItW.lJJUlJCP
feat of swimming the Eugisli Chan-; Engene City Uonils for Sale.
ncl from Oris Nez to Folkestone on 1 -j-otice is hereby Riven that under tho
his back in 23 hours. Ho llnlsheu .
strong. A boat acted as pilot to tho
swimmer.
Tin: CHOI FAILURC.
Tlireo Hitherto (ircatcst and Hicliest
Hivr Valleys in America Uuriicd
I'p Willi a Drouth.
OHN GKAY.-Contractor nnd bulldor.
485
J Flnolnhldo flnlHlilnif n xpeclalty,
Commercial Htrect, Balom Oregon.
JOHN KNIGHT, lllncltsmlth. Horso
bIiocIdk nnd repairing 11 xpeclalty. Hliop
nttho fool of Liberty htrect, Malum, Oregon.
a.2oif
Fll, SOUTIIW1CK, Contractor and
, builder. Well prepared to do all
kinds of building and guurautoo xatUfca.
tlou. I-21-lm
J-y J. LARSKN.Mamtfacturer of all ltlndw
. , of vehlclcu. Repairing a npec!alty.
nfy the best work turned oul, Hhop
Htnte street, noxt door to Horlber.t Pohlo,
Tfl O. 1IAKKR, Collection, Commission
X' . tnd Htrect Car AdvertMnc Agent.
Collections mndo nt rensonablo nitrs.
Goods sold on commission Advertise
ments Inserted In street curs at bedrock
rates. SB Commercial St., Balom, Ore.
fi F.O. HOKYK-Hnrber and Hair-dress-VT.
lngparlortt. Huest baths In the.clty.
3W Commercial Street, Halem.
SOCIETY NOTICES.
( A. R.-Hedrwlck Post, No. 10, Depart
u ment of Oregon, meets every Monday
evening at tbo hall ovei tho Oregon Laud
company's oince. Visiting comrades an
cordially Invited to attend.
I). C.Hiikksian, l'oht commador.
a. A. Randi.k, Adjutant.
O. U W. I'rotectlou ldgo No. 2, A.
.. w. v, y ., oaicin, uregon. .mcoim nicn
surancu block, comer Commercial and
Onemekota streets Visiting and BoloMrn.
ing bgethrcn invited F. II. Aoutiiwick,
Ika Kuu, Rooordcr. M V
Morgan & Mead,
City Draymen!
All vrork done with promptness and dls
patch. Only the best men nro employed,
8-1.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVUKYJtEN,
Southof Chamokoto Motel,
BALKM, - - ORKQON
T. H. HUBBARD,
Agent for
Cyclono Separators! Russell Engines
and baw Mill Machinery,
llesldcnc SJ0 Commercial Ht., Salem, Oro,
ft.o3m
JARVIS C0NKLIN
Mortgage Trust Company
Ioaus inoaoy on imiirowd Mrms a( n
low rulo of luterwit. No dfluy. Slomy
ready whau paiK-rn are oompieird, I'rlv 1
legi of payfutf In Initallnu-nis. W. A.
Hamilton, wgr. Ofllw) with lIuut.M'nm
lWHUilefiu, Kuiom.
Capital City Itdaiiraiit
Jas. Batcholor, Prop'r,
WimMeak al All Hours of Hie Day
(MV1
SfflgJ;! jrUM UAm wployrd in tins
JO JSVw4 W&m4a&Ua1 fnttftl rrj l,i M.t.
iNMiV-f (WwJ jr rol.
M9&& KkONT
- K WMf Jtmnua OBW and
lost on Tin: hanoi:.
Carson, Nov., Aug. !!(). T, B.
Rickey says of tho cattle losses In
Nevada last winter. "T have been
riding since June 15th over the
ranges, and wo have lost 30,000 ltead
of cattle in Hunibolt county. In
one ravine 1 saw heaps of cattle for
three miles, and there wore piled up
as many as !!00 to 400 in a bunch.
"A herd which sought shelter
from a storm were covered with
snow and died. Another herd went
hi on top of them and suffered the
samo fate, piling on top of each
other and dying as tho snow sifted
over them. They must have tram
pled each other under foot. Think
of a mass of dying cattle, prostrato
in a raviuo, and then a drove of a
hundred strong ones stamped
ing in ou top of them, tho storm
burying all in a common grave. It
must Imvo been u terrible struggle,
for tho bones of many of thorn were
brokon.
"Tho sun has dried out tho top
ones, but tho clUuvia from those un
derneath isslokeulng. Everywhere
you go you find tho samo state of
uflairs. No ono escaped except
those who had stock in tho western
and southern parts of tho slate. 1
Imvo been purchasing all tho cattle
I could pick up In the southwestern
portion of tho state and have taken
about 80,000 head. I am buying all
I can to restock tho ranges, as I do
not nntlcipato another tuich winter
for years."
ruinous to thi: dominion.
Quinine, Aug. 21. Lo Uanadiou
appeals to to tho leaders of tho Otta
wa and Quebec governments to pro
vide work for tho inhabitants of tho
counties below Quebec, whero tho
crops nro a total failure Thousands
of families aro preparing to leave tho
country, and unless tho projected
Matatauo railway is pushed ahead,
in order to supply those families
with bread, an emigration will tako
plaeo whluh will bo ruinous to tho
i)omiulon.
8URUKUV OK AN ULHl'H.YNT.
Santa ltos.v, Aug. 21. Two of
the best known local surgeons, Dm.
Shearer and Sargent, performed an
operation Sunday ovonlng on tho
largest patient they over had tho
pot elephant with tho lloblnsou
show, aged one hundred years. It
had alargeHwelllug in the Momaeh,
which wusHiipi-Oboil to lo tin nbechs,
but which proved to U a rupture,
lbo largo iHHist, whllo sutlbrlug
great pain, behaved with tluttfroutost
intelligence mid gontltme, uover
trying to injure thosu trying to re
lieve her sufferings. Tlio annual
has iHMin with Uoblmwn rtfty yoars,
and Is vnluott at wveral thousaud
dollars. It U supposed to bo tho
first ttlenhant ovur opomtwl on In
this country.
HWIMBTUK 1INIII.IHII t'HANNICL.
Cor. Country Gentleman, Albany,
N. V., Aug. 14, from Sedgwick Co.,
Kansas: The Ohio, Mississippi and
Missouri valleys are and have been
for weeks the scene of the most des
tructive drouth known in a genera
tion, resulting in so shortening the
crops of corn nnd oats that the yield
per acre, is likely to be tho lowest on
record in the seven states known as
the "surplus corn states." During
the last three weeks, more especially
in tho Missouri valley, there have
been many light local showers, but
they have, in most cates, been too
light and covered too limited areas
to go farin mitigationof the destruc
tive eflects of the prevailing climatic
conditions.
In Kansas the havoc wrought lias
been so great that the state will not
produce ono bushel of corn whero
four were grown last year, and nut
for the reserves from last year's
crop tho stato would med to import
corn to feed the working stock. In
consequence of this failure hun
dreds of thousands of immature
swine has been marketed by the
farmers of Kansas, and the end is
not yet, although many districts
have been swept cleau of swine in
condition to find ti purchaser, and
young pigs aro being killed or given
away. The markets of Kansas City
and Wichita have, for twenty days,
been Hooded with theso immature
swine, and the result will be a great
shortage in the hog crops of 1801-92
and high prices for all meats.
Tbo pastures are burnt up, the
wells and creeks dry and the owners
of cattle are scouring tho country
hunting 'vater and feed for their
herds, while many farmers aro rush,
ing their cattle on the market when
In such condition as to be unlit for
butchers' use. The pastures have so
long been in such a deplorable con
dition, and tho supply of water so
scanty, in many cases, that the cat
tle are in but little if any better con
dition than when turned upon the
pastures, although there aro cases
where tho pastures have, for three
weeks, been supplemented by corn
fodder or straw stacks which the
hungry kino seem to tako to with as
much avidity as In winter.
In all this region we depend al
most wl.olly upon tho native prai
rie grasses for hay, which is usually
cut in July and August. Thus far
I Imvo not seen a pieco of prairie
hay being cut or any worth cutting,
while the small area sown to millet
is but little better, and hay, useless,
grown after autumn rains, will bo
an exceedingly bcarce commodity,
and tho stool; must bo. carried
through on straw and corn fodder.
This is the situation in this and the
adjoining countries, and appears to
bo tho case in nine out of every' ten
counties in tho state, ami to a great
extent in Arkansas, Texas.Missouti,
Nebraska and Western Iowa. Tho
wires tell us that In parts of Illinois,
Indiana and oven Ohio tlio recently
harvested hay is being fed to tlio cat
tle. Fortunately Kansas harvested
a fair not full crop of wheat, which
is likely to bring a lair price, and a
high price to such as aro able to
hold for eight or nine mouths as the
crops of Kuropo are by no means
full, us fhown by tho general
rchuniR of European crop dati to
July IS.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATOmiAK-EK,
2ISS Commercial St., Saltm, Oregon,
(Net door to Klein's.)
repairing
i provisions of an act ot tho loglHlature
o? Oregon entitled, "An i.et to lncorjio-
ratetnocny or i.upene nna to repeal an
acts and part of acta In conflict here
with," filed In the olllco of the Hecrctnry
of state, February '. IMSi, tho common
council of tho city of Kugeno will lhsneand
dispose oi the bonds of said city at par
value of irom ?30,000 to $.'!.000, in denomi
nations of from 8100 to JltOO as tho pur
chaser may desire, payable SO years after
date of Issuing the tame, with Interest '
thereon ..t the rate not to exceed C per cent
per annum, payable t-cml-nnnually.
Sealed proposals to purchase said bonds '
will he nccived by the undersigned i
nt Kuecne, urecon, until heptemoer
1st, 1890, nnd nil propos.aU received
will be oponed nnd considered on
theCth day ol September, 181)0, and said
bonds will be disposed of to the person or
persons making tho best offer or offers
therefor.
The common council reserves tho right
torejectnny and nil proposals. Hy order
of the council.
May iilst. lH'JO. li. F. HORRIS,
Recorder for thocity of Kugene.
jhhh mg n flK"
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Office 181 Commercial St.
All styles oftlie Famous Singer constant
ly on hand; also icpalrs and needles for al
kinds of machine.
HURT CASE, Agent.
Our Citv is a No. 1, and
Our Property is. trie Best.
MONEY TO BE MADE BY BUYING NOW.
again
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Specialty of Kpcctacltw, and
Cloults, Wutelim ami Jowolry.
HEI1RY M.
STANLEK
IN DARKEST AFRICA
T v etmyktv tt.iry of t'i.l )',mul UttUlmf
IHU.1I
.4 H l4 t ta d r (M .
imputtaul
1 s.,.rv 4 ..... fll !...-.. V.l. I
... A.Zi.. ? -'--'" yu u"'l JamiK.KUon.olo agent
nu American, litu aooomnllHhfd tho niumv iinu tr-ou
. i i UI mv" ' ) ftrtl Uhm lu t!i
k it oil ly kluywir. iU1U4 "la ltirt
A ' -t ' l ti ' I l i'l by mijt at tb
rtl .1 titn'il'i booli" u .w IwiiK alliwwl t '
iii iv"u 1 1 ' .tiittu'iiiic Vu Mu ua vt UuhUi
ttUiiiloy mlnbuuU till.
lh rvlinnuitotwm tkU iWwwIWui
r( llunvr prtiUr V iunuU It. uj
Mill ti im'II.'hUn utt VUUUM.
brtUllUN ttMi u tux U.. b tw
I'.lvtul
CHARLES SCniDNBR'S SONS
A U.I W tb MHTUlH( fHI MMMK
ti vui hum ui
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.
132 POST STREET,
SiN rRAN .SCO.
rtctiinl AotnU for tho Pirlflo Coast-
Jr Marion
Shasta. Line
CALIFORNIA EXPKESS TIIAIN IlUN DAIIA
DKTWKEN I'OllTLAKD AND S. V.
aouthT
U.00 p. m.
8:ffl p. m.
7:45 a. m.
Lv. 1'ortlnnd
Lv. Halem
Ar. San Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
?,orthT"
"P.35 a. in.
7:111 a. in.
9:) p. in.
Abovo trains stop eul.v nl lolloulng stn
tlons north of Itosebiug, Eaht Portland
Oregon City, Woodburn, Salcin, Albany
Tangent. .Shedds, lliilhoy. llarrlsbiirg
Junction City, Irving uuil Kugene.
KOSKIIUIIQ 3IAI.I. DAILY,
3.00 n. m.
10:52 n. m
C.0J j. m.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
1'ortlnnd
Salem
Kugeno
Ar. J 4:00 p. m.
Lv. f 1:0S p. m.
Lv. 0:00 a. m
Albany Local, Dnlly (Cxcept Sunday.)
5.00 p. in. I Lv.
7..VJ p.m. j Lv:
1)00 p.m. Ar.
Portland
snU'in
Albany
Ar.
Lv.
Lv,
fi.oo&.m.
B:0S iv. rn
5:00 n. m.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
Kor accommodation ot Berond chin.
passengers uttached to oppress tniln'.
Yesl Side Division, Between Porliap.fi
and Cervallis:
KAILY (EXCK1T SUNDAY;.
Salem is just now offering opportunities for investment such as her citizens will never bavc
With advertisements for the Capital City of Oregon reaching two million Eastern readers everv
week we tire bound to have an ocean tide of emigration to our beautiful, healthful and prosperous nlace
Salem is the making of a city because it is already a city. It is the second city in Oregon, has
state institutions, factories and the best advantages to be found on the Coast. Salem is not a city of
wind and platted on unsurveyed land, a community suffering from the nervous excitement, nor nervous
prostration, chronic in the boomed towns.
The time money is made on real estate is by buying before the boom. Salem has had no
boom, her property ! .till cheap and there is no possible doubt of her going forward,
when the prices have doubled.
One o. the factors that will insure a return from an-invesfcment at Salem is the numerous crop
failures in various parts of theMississippi valley, and even as far east as Ohio, which not only depreciates
the securities offered by those sections to investors, but will discourage thousands of settlers, who will
gather up their effects and start for a region where crop failures are unknown, and the climate is devoid
of extreme heat or cold.
NO DECLINES.
Co honest property has declined a penny in Western Oregon, through what is known as tho
d. . -on of July and August, when so many of the well-to-do people of the Pacific Coast suspend work
and go to the seaside. Prices have not yielded a particle, but so far as placed on the market it assumes
a firm and rigid valuation, that has never been known to decrease, but for five years has steadily ad
vanced, until now prices are far beyond the anticipations of the most sanguine citizen a few years ago
D YOU EVER T
Ml OF
FACT
7:'K) n. in.
1&10 p. m.
'LvT
Ar.
'Portland
Corvallls
Ar.
Lv.
fi:TO p. in
12:55 p. m
At Albany and Corvallls connect wltc
trams oi uregon racine uuuio.ui.
EXVURSSTllAIN (DAILY EXCK1T8UNDAY
"4:H p. m.
7:j p. m.
Hiv. I'SrHand Ar. I h:20 a. in.
I Ar.Mc.MiiiuvllleLv. 5:45 n. m.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
For ticketH ami lull lnlonmitiou regard.
ma rates maps, etc., apply to the Compa
ny's Hgent lutein, Oregon.
K.P. KOHKIM, Afist. U. K. and Pass. Ac't
It. KOKHLKIt, .Manager.
Oregon II. R. Company Line.
(Limited.)
C. N. SOOTT, RECEIVER.
Tlclccts for any point on this lino for halo
at tho depot, foot of Jeirerson struet.and wt
tho United eairugo and baggage Transfer
company's olllco. corner Fccond nnd l'luo
streets. Commutation Tickets at ' conts
per mile.
Oent'inl offices northwest corner l'lrst
and Pine street-, Portland.
KAST SIDK
From
Portland
Silver-Coburg
ton no mall
I.V I'M
4 00
5 M
5fvS
7 00
Toward
Stations. Partlund
Port'ndPort'd
mall Kxp
1.VAM All l'.U Alt AM
8 00 Portl'ndSPCo 4rj 10 45
9 to-Hay's Landing. 2 IIS t) 45
10 60 Vfrnidburn 1 40 8 43
11 47 Sllverton 12 20 7 30
5 07 HrowiiHVlllo 7 40
ti CO Coburg 6 00
WKST HIDK.
Atrlle mall Portland mall
I.V AM AH I'M
7 II .Portland rvtWV. 4 !W
10 45 Duuduo Junction 2tvj
2tti bhorldaii 10 27
4 1U Dallas 8 22
4.V ....Monmouth 7 38
5 55 Alrlle tltt
l-8wly
THE YAOUiNA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oroeon
kteamshtp lino.
Development company's
It II, .A .ill 1 ... ul.nrtn. fcl Iiamh
..-...... ....v. fc., v- n.,if,v-i. v llu.ll.
li.s tunc than by any ottiei loute. Klrst
class through pasMonirer niui freight lln
iiiiii i uniaiui aim iui piiuiM in mown
lainette. vallev to and from Han Krauelsco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kscept Mundaya).
Leave Aioany l.-Oll'M
Lmvo Corvallls 1:10 Pil
Arrive YikiuIiui fidUPM
Leave Yiuiulna tl;45 A M
Live Corvallls 1015 A H
Arrive Albany 11:10 A Al
O. C. tmlus connect at Albany and
Corvallls.
Tho abo o tninih connect at YAttUIK.V
with tlio OrogiHi Development Cos l,lu
jfMontoslilnsbrttwci'n lllllnu nnd So
r'rauvlnoo.
SMI.IXH SIA73S.
STKAMKIU. KltOM VAQUINA
Karallon, Prldnv, .June 27
Willamette Valley, Tuosday July 1
Pamllon, und.y
Wlllumcltu Valley, Tluuday..
Karallou, Tuuduy . i
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One general fact is always very potential with thinking men and women, because it is made
up of a multitude of other facts all tending one way. That tendency has all been to advances in Salem
real estate. Several hundred sales in the past few months all showing sharp advances constitute the
general fact of all-around rise in valuations. This is significent to the most dull and at the dull season
of the year.
IF YOU LEAVE THE CITY
Even for a month and approach it from any direction, upon your return you will express surprise and
the conviction will be forced upon your mind that "she grows." When a city has the room to grow in
that Salem has, and is spreading out into the surrounding prairies, but one thing will result a great
city. Americans love to build a city on a sightly place. On abeautiful river, with natural forest, it is
no wonder our city spreads put like another Philadelphia. You need not go to Puget Sound cities to
see streets lead out through native forests. That can be seen right here in Salem, where miles of ave
neus aud streets have been graded this year through natural thickets of evergreens.
EXPERIMENTS
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at all times, but none aro so expensive as real estate experiments. In ninety-nine cases out of a hundred a real estate
experiment is a clean out-and-out Hacrifice, as sill know who have tried it. If you are going to do anything at all in real
estate that will be satisfactory, get into something that has passed beyond the experimental stage. Salem real estnte
has, no one doubts that. Whatever doubts anyone may luive about any Pacific coast real estate, it does not attach to
investments in Salem property. That is certain. You can place money here with a certain assurance of rise, ot a
piece of propei ty in Salem held five years that has not advanced one to fivehuudred per cent. It will do better in the
next year than it has in the past It is impossible in justice to make this statement any milder. Well placed confidence
in the Capital City of Orecon will repay you ten-fold more than other places that seek notoriety temporarily and will
soon have relapsed into oblivion,
THE BEST PULL IS A PULL FOR YOUR OWN TOWN
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if it is a good town, and that's what we've got in our snlei) did Capital Citv of Orecon. While the city has (
and quadrupled since the last census, it has not begun on the growth it will reach in the coming decade, ami N'J11
want to be in to take advantage of it. We handle property on merit and believe in setting forth the stwuy
growth and solid merit of Salem. That is all that is necessary. No over-statement is required.
ENGIvEWOOD !
IS THE FINEST ADDITION TO SALEM. It U High, Hlghtly, Heuutlfal, koo.I Soil, eonyenicut to the business portion of the Hty
flieitp, growing right aloug, new, nwit hou, graded HtreetB -a splendid residence locality.
- OUT ON THE GARDEN ROAD -
Wo have
thoy aro
oral list
AMPDEN PARK
AUBURN and PAIR VIEW. Let us show
nest bargains.
we also have somo choice 6 and 10 a .ere trac ta , w
them t you. ve' --
u have 5 and 10 acre tracts, most desirable and Cheap. In 11
tolling right along, We also have some excellent tracta In AU
or harm, Suburban and City property, on which we ofler the b
Wu repeat It, people right here at home might aa well have some of our rare bargains as to let them all go to strangers. Corna an
, whether you have much or little to rnvostj We can give you some eye-openera.
SALEM LAND COMPANY.