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THE CAPITAL JOURNAL
THURSDAY SEPT. 4, 1S90.
TERMS OF UItCRirTION,
Daily bj- mail per year,
56 CO
. 1 at
Itollr bv mall per month.
WklTTjy mail per year-
Vir sot mid In
adrasre tbe price
rtianred for tbe w
ttCLTjOCEVAL Will he
JLSO per year. If paper are not Cem ered
prompuy nouu me nmce.
FRKE DELIVERY BV CARRIER.
Dally for slnjrle week IS cw
Dally rortwo week. ,. . 35 ct.
Dally by month, &ti
Collection will be made on 1st nod loth
of month. fubcrHer will plenw leae
money for carrier at boose or wbereon U
u aeuverea, to an to cause no aetay in
collections.
The EvrjrrjJOCAroTAl. Jocks-al repn-
larly receHes the afternoon aMoctatea
prew cUeprtcbes.
GILBERT k PATTERSON.
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Groceries, brockery,
Dealers in
Glassware, Paints, Oi's, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowg'ass, Etc. Sole
Airents for Epicure Tea and Bis
Can Bakine Powder.
LOCAL MAr.KKT.
Wheat, net CT cents ier bu.
Hop-, activt:. cents per lb.
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Fair Transportation. Tbe re
port i correct that the Union Bac
cage fc Tran-fer Cc. of Portland
will send three of their larce wacons
to Salem to run during the coming '
fair. The acent of tbe Portland
,..... ....... . .V.S..W V.n ,..., t.
u..u. r.- . w.." ''" ,He.-e he found a thousand tree
ern Pacinc cannot be prevailed upon . . .,., , ....
to run a train ttween tbi city and j
the fair grounds during fair week. J
Salem has not civen op tbe idea that
she must have at least one train fur i
that occasion. There seems to Ik; h (
fewpeiwuain the city who hlnk
that vehicles can do all the bu-iue-,
but let the mo-t sancuine advocatt
of vehicles ride out there in a wacon !
with i fifteen or twenty in it with a
cloud of dust surrounding him and
he will soon be convinced of the ne -
Crt'sity of trains on
may seem much like
out caieni is a progre-sive city, ana
the activity of tbe times demands
that the memories of the past be al
lowed to sleep. A good many of
the people of Salem think it was
through the influenceof Portland
largely that helped to do away with
tie fair ground train- a::d now it li
very kind of them to send vehicles
in place of the trains. Snlem Is
keenly alive to any kindness shown
her.
It Is Cef.tau.-ly Needed. The
need of having an electric light at
tbe passenger depot grow more ap
parent as the evenings get longer.
Tbe condition of the attain, i much
wone than before tbe schedule of
the two trains only double the griev
ance. The only light there now as '
most every one knows is a eoal-oil
lamp iu each of the waiting rooms
and a few lanterns carried by train '
men which only tend to hlind tho-e
endravoring to see. If those whose I
duty it is to nee to this work, would !
waitarouna tne aepoia lew evenings
,. , , ,
when the trains pull in and hear the i experiment at .-alem. Proving this
remarks of strancers, they would , ond proving the superior value ofn
Mn se the necessity of having a j hill furra for fruit has been oue ob
light at that point. Strangers jject of the proprietor's life and he i
who come to the city and find the j satisfied with the result. And well
depot hovering in darkness and not he may be. His fruit will net Mr.
being in a very picturesque part of j eiarfe 'many thouaud dollars thU
the town, are naturally not very year.
favorably impressed at the hrst ap
pearance of what they see and tbo-e
passing through do not give out the
report abroad that they were not
favorably impressed with Salem.
Salem can't afford to have her ua-
tural beauty and advantages depre- j
elated in tbe mind of stranger by so
small a matter as that of sunnortinir
au electric light at the depot. ' '
A Despekate Fight. A War
rant was sworn out in Justice Tur- (
ney's court last Saturday evening ,
bv Thomas Beed as private iiror-,
cutor against Mrs. Xaney Slator.
Theofllcera arrested aud brought the
accused before his honor yesterday
morning, who, on being arraigned i
plead not guilty. We will not uu-1
dertake to recite any of the facts j
that led to tbe fight, but sufnee it
to say that Mrs. Slator is a tenant ,
on Heed's rauch aud that contro
versies and bad blond had existed
between them for some months.
Last Saturday met iu battle array.
Clubs were Used very freely and
Mrs. Slater was badly bruised about
the face and arms. Mr. Beed got
an arm and a finger broken and
otherwise badly used up. Both
called physlciaus to their assistance
and their wounds hnve been par
tially pntched up, but the law will
undertake to sift out the whys and
wherefores on Monday. Corvallls
Times. Tom Reed is well kuown iu
Albany. He has probably hud more
quarrels and trouble thau any nmu
In Oregon. Democrat.
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t. ., . r r A
xii;avv itAt. a larmer iroiu i ,
Mt. Angel wuh in Salem to-day and
informed a reporter that Mt. Angel
and vicinity was rihited by a heavy
bower of rulu and quite a hail
storm Sunday ufternooii. The
bail Htonen broke the wiudow panes
In beveral houses:. He also htated
that the roads around Harperville
end GervaU were muddy Moiidny.
Tboe who noticed saw lieavy
clouds hanging iu the foothill" to-
wards tne uorwtwHi.
Balk ok Hoitsis. At Moore 4
Otiboru'rJ, corner State and Liberty
HtreetH, ou Saturday rept., llth, lb!0,
ten head of horn-, will Im Hold to
the bUhwt bidder. TKKMB.-HIz
months tlnte with apjiroved eecurity ,
or ten percent iliw-otint fornixl), it
A SALEM PEACH OHCHARD
Air Dralsacr the
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Thing One
Thousand Trrr Net f-l.CG
tinobrl.
An article in the Journal pre
pared by B. S. Pacue, chief of the
State Weather and Crop Bureau,
has attnictitl a great amount of at
tentlun among fruit growers, and in
thNcie the predications of science
are horueout by the practical rt-ults.
Mr. 1'agtie aertetl, in the article
referred to weekly, Aug. 29,) that
,,. amj inches can be successfully
... , ,,,
crown in thl-part of the Willamette
valley herever sufficient warmth
of the nittht air during time of ger-
mluati on anJ growth can le t
cured. This can be secured, Mr
Pagne arguel, wherever land t-lopv
upuards, and by radiation the air !
cooled and as it coils it descends to
. crpund. It fouow tbai
peaches, corn, crape and othel
tender fruit' likew ise, of course, on
ri-ine ground are not espo-fd to the
intensitv of fro-ts and cooled air ar
night found ou lower or Hat lands
The two chief cau-es which conn
Icract the eflev-t of terre-trial radi
ation are forest and sheet' of water.
Land adjoinmc a stream or body ol
, water i so much the better.
TO TEsl THE MATTER
j of the practical valueol Mr. Payne'-
' -cientttic a-i-ernons, a reporter
f the Jol'RnaL vi-iitd tin
larTt and mo-t sucii-sful rwacl
rchard near our city, Mr. S. A
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kn's tn rh.- South of Salem.
year.nf fine, well Ized, well-colored
tud mauyofthem highly flavored
peache-.
Mr. Clark ha- just had return
frr.m l:iri stiirtnipiits tn the Sound.
Bnd hu he? nrted uim ., ,,
.,., ..,, h, i..:.. ,. ,....
UUVUC1 UUU 4J .ri4J. t4tV3 J
-till youug averaued from half b
rvb tn hihpl Wprp wptp fiiund
. M the ,,,,... 0UtllBed bv tnt.
luaQ of . There a b,
,t. ann . ,.h trrt ..
e , ' .', ! above; there are several large slough
"ild time-, ' ri t) willnniPttP flnwii.!- below.
quite considerable bodies of water,
indicatiuc that Mr. Clark's suect-s
at peachgrow ing is not a matter o
chance but the re-ult cf intelligen
location.
But the proprietor do..-- not en
trust the fate of his fruit crop to
location. Every foot of the fe'ril i
thoroughly cultivated and weeds are
a scarce article. He has a big crop of
corn as well as peaches. Hi.- sixty I
acres contain upward- of ten thou , Good Facts. The Joukxal to
saud trees, consisting of Bartlett J day has some mighty good facts
pears and all the varieties of prunes ! about this section which it would be
grown here. Every acre 1 not only i
worked in the ground but every tree
is intelligently lop dres-ed, and
nindf the most of by all the po-ib!e
care that can be given it by a zeal
born of enthusiasm. Mr. Clark's
orchard has many visitors daily and
i a rich standing advertisement for
this region.
It is a fact that his success in
fruits ha beeu the means of felling
MHires of fruit farms at advanced
price-,, for one visit w ill convince I
'
anyone that fruit growing is not au
Back Fisom the Socxd. Rev.
H. H. Brown came up from Port-
lland last night. Mr. Brown has
wen traveling over tue aounu
country for H?verul fceks. He
& it is all activity over there and
a ereat deal of improvement and
buildings are being made, but with
u11 tue activity he would prefer
ull the activity he would prefer to
make his home iu Salem than in
any city he visited on the Sound.
The Dkeadeij DiHEASr.- The
little child of Geo. Harvey who
live- on Front street is very sick
with diphtheria, at least it is so
pronounced by the physicans. Tbe
child wa exposed to it while
the family were Iu Portland not
long since, and was stricken down
here Sunday. The family had their
household ellects all packed to move
to Portland this week.
Com i i. a I NT. A complaint is
made at the JotltNAI, oillce of
the I
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appareut carelessness In the jHmt
otllce at Bock Creek, especially iu re-
gard to newspaier-.. Tho-e who re-1
ceive the Jociinai. through that
office say they don't like to wait two.
or three days after it should get '
there before they get the pajers.
. '
the BI-st irr. A gentleman re-1
nnrii'ii hi i iim iiukvii niiif iiiiu'
i..-ni witivv l"' j
morulng a ten acre Held of oats that
tbrothed fe02 bushels, which is Hi
1 ul.lMi lu Sl
ljUHlielh to the acre wliltu if a very
good hhowing. Oregon eau le de-'
Iended Uu to give a good return l
for the labor invented. '
iNTKHEhTINC, Rin.IC. The Al- !
, ,, . . i-
uany eraiu Hay: a line pair oi .
rihurk jawh can xn been at Mueller i !
I Garrett's. They are a line pair and
.vou,u...-vU w.....b .w.c nU.
, that attacked John Berry while
bathliic at the Iteach ut Newport.
Sawthi: Gam I.. Quito a num
ber from Albany came down to Sa
lem jenterduy to wltiiti--. the ball
came between Portlaud and HalemJ
and think they got a js.iuter iu tbe
Wlly of ball playiug
Bv tiiiiir FitfiTH vi: Shall
Know Tjikm." John G. Wright is
willing to be judged by tlie quality ,
of the iwacheti, grain", peant, caBa-
1 . e. I ,
ban, rnubk tnelou,
muBk tneluuH, watermeloiiH, -
tomatoes and all other fruiu and
vegetable he In wiling.
Commissioners' Coukt. In the'
tnntlpr of the locntloa of a road 40
fcc. fron3 a j c0 rods west of the
northeast corner of the douatlon
land claim of Tero Colridge; report
of viewers read ix-cond time. J. M.
Davl and John Forter file claim for
damages; F. McCiane. T. Hibbard
and Jno. Wolford appointed to de
termine the damage. In the mat
ter of the location of a road from
the Salem and Silverton road to the
Salem and Sutillnilty nad; report of farm, mostly Utttom land sloping up
view ers read second time and road t0 the hills, the wliole comprising
ordered e-tabll-heil, on condition Uot over forty acres of cultivated
that no appropriation le made for taml In all, nud yet it 1 one" of (lu
lls continuation this year, and that richest mines of agricultural wealth
the petitioners, construct good
tiridge-audappruacheri. ere need
ed, except oer Silver creek. In the
mutter of the location of a road from
section 24, tow nship S s, r4 w,to
the Salem and Independence road;
report read M.-coud time and road
jrdervd established.
Pioneer Goni- The report
came to this city la-t night of the
-ad death of Thomas Hunt, oue of
Oregon's earliest pioneers. Mr.
Hunt is a fanner of the lower
French prairie and was driving to
Butteville with a load of wheat and '
hile goiug down the steep grade
uear that place he was thrown out
f the wagon aud the w heels passed ,
iver his body aud almost instant
eath followed. Mr. Hunt's wife
lied several years ago, aud he was
iviug with two of his sous ou the
ild home farm.
Filed. Article- incorporating
he Siskiyou Stone company were
iled w ith the secretary of -tate ye
erday afternoon, with H. Wilten
.urg, G. W. Avers, Jas. Hall aud
. G. Smith, incorporators; capital
tock M0,000, principal office of ousi
je--Portland, Oregon; object to do
i m-uerul quarry and paving busi -
ie. Al?o supplementary article-
o the Portlaud ."ravings bank ex-
ending the power of that corpora-
jou.
New Division. Mrs. Grubbe is
-till laboring to have the division- of
the school made to the best interest
tud to the satisfaction of the ptreuts.
Tlie new boundary fur the Central
-cbool is as follow h:North Mill creek '
in the north and Chemeketa
-treet on the south and
Church street on the East.
This boundary is only for trial and
.f the schools are found to be un-l
qually divided a new
oe made after the fair.
divi-ion will
a ell to lay before every immigrant
coming to the Pacific coast before
locating. No better reading mat
ter could be sent to inquirers about
iaiem than just these common ev
eryday issues of the Salem papers.
They would prove more etlective
ihau siecially prepared matter ever
can. Send your copy eat.
I.v Yajihii.l. The balem base
ball club are at McMinnville to-day
giving interest to the Yamhill cotiu-
....!..L.. . f- . . t 11 .......
' "" . ui ugume ut win un
the Yamhiiler'p this afternoon.
They play there also to-morrow aud
here again Saturday aud Sunduv
with tbe Nob Hill-; all making live
game this week for the Salem.
Coumitjiu.vt. S. J. Harding, of
Yamhill Co., brought Kichard Hus
ton to the asylum yesterday. Hu-'
ton i- 73 years old antl his condition
iu attributed to old age and poor
health.
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City Dads. The city council
meet to-night in their rooms over
the Capital engine room. Im-)
portanl b-tsiness is to be considered
and a full attendance is urged.
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PEKSO.VAL ME.VNU.N.
Ed Crawford went over to New
port to-day for a tew days outing.
Prof. E. B. McElroy went up to
Lane county to-duy to visit tli
schools.
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Prof, and Mrs. B, Irving were
seugeis on the south bound train
this morning.
E. M. Waite aud wife came home
this afternoon from Oregon's favor-
I ite report, .Newport.
Al Krausse and his sister Edith
Ifml ,ln.I .1 .... a mi .. .1.1.. .....!.-
fcucu ucuhuil- una uiuruiug
"" itieir oiu uoiue iu iiuuois.
Mn" IMle w- Cooke returned
fro,u Newport this afterutKin.where
"ue lia" "I"' the I)alJt two onths.
Bev. H. II. Brown is home from
his hound trip. He was one of the
speakers at Tacoma's Labor Day
celebration.
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T. Slater, as.sljtant Htate trt-as-
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jiress this morning.
Mrs. L1. Hirseh
and daughters
Mib Lulu uud
Maud, left on the
overland lust night for Los. Angeles.
MInj Maud will attend nchool in
flint i.Ii.m. ..) Mru Illrnl. ...wl I, o
!.. ,,uin,uaUuMrg
Lulu, afler a visit with Ilrlendn. will
return home.
MUfc jt.uneM. Ij0I1B ,eft by thto
.,. , ovcrlun.l ffir Pnrtliwl
where she vi 111 now reside. She ban
however, coiihented to meet puplU
in elocution lu Salem. Widnewliiu
and fcaturdayH of each week. She
will make her Home while in Bulem
'Rb 3irn. J
Q. Wilson, 320, Lib-'
rty Htreet,
L'hed it for Eivf Yean.
Dr, E. H. Helden: I have bold
Vniir 1'ttliri4ll fVuifrli Ucmn mT.-
ibe MWt live yean, arid have uied it
in my own family, and know it to
I the bent cough nyrup I have ever
iijw nru,lil If M U'lfUn
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WlltWII,
Large size (1, "mall 60 cento. For
Haiti by ull driiggUtH.
OREGON FARMING.
,. .1 t,..l ft. C I'-.!, Iha
" PrrrlfMVrricnltnrfvantrr
I wricH ApTicDiinra .vitamers
oiiou Maif.
In thN year of almost universal
crop failure Oregon may a well be
set dnw n a the lutuner crop tatr in
tlie Union.
About four miles from Salem
where the Ricfcrvall creek comes In
to the Willamette, i a small cleared
in the nation to-day
The owner bought tbe land in Jan
uary 1nS2, and located on this little
tract near Kola. He found aUiut
eight acres cleared and planted to
hops. By hl own exertions and
without capital he has cleared this
patch aud extended his hop farm to
twenty-four acres. That hop yard
yields him sixty thousand Kund
of cured hops this year, for which
he is offered 3.5 cents to-day. He
may get 40 cents the way prices are
guinc. You can figure out the
value of hi hop crop yourself. At
only 30 cents he will have $18,000
his hops cr $730 an acre. He has
2
side four a:resof peaches, four acre-
of prunes and twenty acres of hay.
the proceeds of which it is not ne-ces-ary
to compile, but they are
1 alone sufficient to render his farm
i self-sustaining. Off a first crop
! from one acre of gioet erries he sold
j flMt worth of fruit. The peaches.
I and prunes net from $150 to $200 au
acre. These are plate lacts, w nn no
fancy about them, aud they speak
for themselves.
What do candid men in other
! states think of such results in the
w illamette valley? Is not this tlie
' paradise ot farming, and the heaven
of plenty for tbe poor man who
wants to work? Can auy nectiou
( equal thU for productiveues.' Lau
i auy small farm .snow equal returns
We can safely challenge the world
to produce anything like it. Why
should not Oregon go before tin
world as tbe banner agricultural
state in the nation? We have the
cold facts to sustain our claim, and
even California can make no show
ing that will suriuiss this for real
results, expres-ed in the concentra
ted form of hard coin.
McILHANEY. In Salem, on Sun
day, August 31, 1SS0, to Mr. aud
Mrs. Mellbaney, a girl.
MAKRIED.
PUG H HASTINGS. In this city,
ou WrdupMiay evening, Seii. 3,
1S90, at the resideuce of the bride's
pureuts, Mr. and Mrs. George
Hastings, Mr. Edward H. Pugh
and Mi-s Millie E. Hastings, Itev.
P. S. Knight otliciatiug.
The groom was formerly of Salem,
but for sometime past bus been in
Tacoma, and came up from that city
Tuesday tvening.
After the ceremonv wa oer a
bountiful weddiug feast was -erved,
which all enjoyed. The happy
uoupie ten ou tue uvtrmuu tor uu
extended trip through southern Ore
gon before settling down to the
steam realities of life in Portlaud
wheie they will make their future
home.
The famous
Weller Bros.
VauHouten cocoa at
dlw.
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BETTKH Do IT. If you are not I
receivinc tbe Daily Jocp.nai. five
It a trial.
Pifty cents a muuth by
carrier.
Fohty More Women and girls
wanted immediately at the cannery.
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JAY C. SMITH,
'Suceeuor to Gtiiei fitht-)
PROPRIETOK OK
"THE CLUB STABLES;
Hpeclal attention el veil to tranilent
afs.'k. IIores boarded by day, weet or
month.
Horses Bought and Sold.
Cor. Liberty and Ferry fit, balem, Oregon.
Union Pacific 11 li. Company
"OVERLAND BOUTE."
1 ruins forthe east Uave Portland at 70
im and (ft.) prn dally. Tic t to and fron
principal point in tni lnlledr'sles (.0
ada and Lurope.
Eltzaiit iVeft' Diniu'
Caw.
ITLLMAX PALACE SLEEPERS.
Pre- family Bleeping Cam run tliroucb
on hxprea trulo to Utnaba, Council
n rXJl
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a tvanisu uty without change
iipuec
j tinnectionsat rnmanri toritan rranclf
' ..unri I'tivu, Umnil i.ilnt.
Kor lurther particuUra addreM any
ageutof Ihtcuinpany "(
C.H. MKI.I.EN, General Tratllc Manager
Itolte d. Manning agenu U Court street,
Halern, Oregon.
n . .,.., n. . ,,
ureKUUIUU null IiUilU tomiliinv.
General office northneat corner First
and I'lne street, t'nrtland.
KAfT SIDK.
Krorn
IVirtlHnil
Toward
HtatiouJi. J'urtUoii
I'ort'ud I'ort'd
mall Kip
Hilver - Conurg
tonac mall
''g J2
3 21
IV AM AKr AkAA
nag i'ortl'ndKI'Co ii 10 Vi
10 2i WoMlhum. t 40 ".If
11 n Hllterton i Oi 15
6 u7.lirownvIlle 7 0
6 oCoburc C UJ
WEHT HIDK.
Alrtie mall Portland mall
LV AM AK yn
S0 .l-ortland MWV. til
13Ji Dundee Juucllou VU'i
XU .Uber1dan. kuu
IU Ualla.. b li
4 Go xonmoutb. 7 at
lib Alrlle D45
Tickets for Weal Bide sLutloiu for tale al
fool olJerfenoo at. Tlcketa for Kul aide
stations for sale al Union depot, for. otb
.iuii, nan,,i, rr
Uen. HUPU Alien Y, W Al'aas, Ititt,
1-1-wly
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer In Groceries, Paints, Oils
window fllnss. AVn 1 Ta-,
nnd
Window Glass, A all Pa
a ..a a . a
per ann iHtnier, ahimv ,n
tt'riaR I.inie. Hair. XrtUs and
Shingles, liny. Feed ntid Fence
rosts, Grnvs S(hm1s. Ktr,
NKW Ain KIlTlst.MKNTs.
I!. II. IMXKERTOX.
Unncn Pnintinrr Kaknmitl-
"u i s4i.il. jj
inrr. Natural Wond Finishing.'
.7. -.ft. ..-..--.. ,..h.. i-l,
l.rae'
order with C.h. Mc.NhII. nn-lillerl. lx;
.-.i " '"" - - 'rf -
Mate street.
r.s-if
Cheapest. Ncatesl and Best.
SCHOMAKER'S
PMMblMATinM
COIVIdINATION
rC.IXUr.1
Imakeand put upnll kind nfi..Uc-,cltj
jdcountn-. UeiiileriiisUfi.relrricliis
.
it. K'liiot kKii, -siem. kit.
BASE BALL
AT THK
HwMand Park (ironnds.!
PORTLAND LEAGUE CLUB
vs.
SALEM,
Wednesday. September Jlrd.
SALEM xs. M IIILliS. of rorlland,
Saturday and Sunday. Sep. (J A: 7.
Clame- culled at p. tn. - Adml-alon Sc
MISS KNOX
SELECT SCHOOL!!
Will open her private xchool on Monday,
.-ejitemher 1, at tut- Uttlf Central school
bulldlne. S-22-lm
THE STATE
kicolttiral College.
u u
Ojiens September 12. ISM.
-lOniSEOFSTCDY arninzed expressly
j to meet tlieneednof the farmtugand
Meclianlciil Interest of the suite,
I-nrc'-, rommodlmii. and uell eutllated
buildings. The colleRe In located In a cul
UAntrd hid Christian community, and
ouc of the henlthltt tn the tate.
, MILITARY TRAINING.
Expenses Need Not Exceed S150 for
tne Entire Season.
Two or more Krt-e Kiholanthlpw from
eetv county Write for catalogue to
"K.L. ARNOL.U, !rn..,Uonillte,OT.
S-'J-5ui-Uw
PIANO-VOICE
AM
French - and German
Ijilicuagir, mucin nt ruotns 6 and 7
Ibink building oDti(tanerSptemtrlt.
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Mlnui LAUIIA UOLTitA nnd ANNIE
THORNTON. lt-2w
('flYtlPI'VATORY
OF ML'SIC.
Ofttie Willamette tnlrrHlty, Hlem,
Oregon.
The pnt school year ha been the mewt
micrestffu! Id Iu history IucreMMd atteb
danceandnutnlwrofKradimtes. The most
uccessful mulc school ou the Northwest
coHst. Tbe coiintm of liiHiruction Include
ptano, orsran, pll' nnrah, lolin nrdorchea
tral tDtrumeuU, vocul culture, harmony,
counterpoint and clu-j. teschlnj;. DIplU'
ma clven on completion of course The
muKtcnl director will be assmted by an
iHDicHuu vuicieui corp 01 lestcner. waa
tor calnlomie Z. M. I'AKVIN,
7SS1-Jm dw Musical Director.
lerm tiaxriept m, inw.
! ACADEMY OF THE SACRED HEART,
Salem, Oregon.
Tbl well known lnatttutloa of lrnrnlDg
will be re opened forthe reception of board
ers and day pupils on Monday, riept. 1, ISC
larentB are kindly requested to send
tbelr daughters at tbe beginning of tle
tension, and thereby facilitate proper clas
sification. Term per quarter, (payable In advance.)
Hoard and tuition, tw. Day schrsil, V,, to,
K and 810; Music, practical and theoretical,
with use of piano, (IS; Drawing and paint
ing In water colon, In. Oil jmlntlng. per
leMnn.Jl; Porcelain painting, per leiuon,
11: Kntrance fee. payable but once, M.
Vfioil music In claives, C.erman.Prench,
Industrial Itravrlns. Plain and Ornamen.
I tal Needle work, form Puriot tbe prescribed
I ..tv. "utonMnk.. t..nA. M . .
tyjs- writing are laughlat the usual rates. I
torlurtber irtleuur Inauire at the:
-u.m.. IKt.kl'.'UJt I UUUII;niIIJ) MUU .
Academy, or address MIU hL'I'KItlnlt.
e:S-wlmllw
Convent ot St. Paul.
rT. I'Afl., iUKPijf a.i-NTt.OK.,
Conduct, d by
' Tlie Sisters of the Holy Xumes.
Terms payable, per month or per annum
in advance. Ikwrd, tul'lon,teldlng, nee
dlework per annum, tlSU. Washing per
niontb (1, Muaic exira. Kor partliulan
addres MitTCK M, Vltltiit.huperloresii.
W-l.w
PRIVATE SCHOOL
M TERESA E. vim
Will open her prhate nchwil nn Monday,
Keptemoer 1st, at the north wel corner
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"r cnen.eKeta and winter hu,
B-30!ltr
NOTICE
To lVIy Patrons.
J. (i. IIAI'.ltlH' Haleni Kxprean waon
S. IS and It! can be f mud on corner
Court und Commercial trerto. l.eae all
train and bout orders at IH. Wlntera'cro
eery more, luo tourt Mreel, All orders
promptly attended to.
FINE HORSESHOEING
AT
Scriber & Pohle's.
Special atlentlan riven to ahoelnr mut.
atera, driving lion., Interfering aud crip
pled Iiorwa. A large.
Stock of Hand-Made Shoes Carried.
Wcglve our prraonal attention and em.
i,in:.M ..... 1...-. i. ;.,r j:"-r." r
"' -iM. .u inn uepaninem.
f ana si state itremt, Salem, r.
25c WantColumri.!fla
' NotlP ,nwrtsi for osk
woiin k.uii inmk itio.v
cknt rKit'
,o auvrr.
1 tlvtiieut liixened In lnl rolitmn for le
than lrniy-ne cenis.
PVTI!ONI7.V: Home Industry. "', "
.Mounts In ItalmtVunrhOiim. ilj"'
antrod to Rive rellel or money rrfiiiided.
MNDiinirturrd Ily It. lt.Cro.t1'i".Kfr
rnn. Smith A Htrlner le awnts ror
Hslem. 1-sdltn
JiOl'Sn AT I.ST-A foll.h tint will
' clean a plnno without irunuiilnc It.
or sale at liiaiiinnd'a music lioitae.
'pOIlSAI.K. nehoue and two lnt In
j, j.,u,lSrtPIn inquire of V. II. -tlmp-
I son. ITIce J.1S.
stAi.iiT,n. mw.nrt chU. and
t)It SAI.I1 Train, row and calf.
j .-.. .-- - - i ....
riimwlnr iiiBrliliir. AiMtnn ""-"rrr
. Itltin t in........... .......
' oil n or iiddrt- r C. Jor-, ox 91, hatem .
r i..nrin. i,nf.t.ir AiMiiht. Nkarre
Af ANTKt). An artue for man each I
-M-tlon. salary Hi to Jim, tn locally
represent a -ucve ful. Y. Company In-1
crported in supply fry Oosls Oothlnis, I
,-his, Jeweln-, etc., toconiiincnMi c,-.
AloaUul oflacl.sjili.rj $10. ""';
i ttininimr rwi mi nnw riirfiiiru. jjija'' iivi
Inu Itererrnres xchamrcd. Kntplre Co-
' "Ix-ratUe H-Mvlatlnn (cn-dlt rH rated)
Uek 'MtUO. ?,. . -"- "
I HELLElNBRAND'S
Eating Parlors & Candy .Manufactory,
SDQ.Commei oltil Str.-.t
ni..I.OrrAKn.-
rr-renln 10c . 1st and 55 cents
Go-lev. Tea or ChoeolaleundCHke. 10 cents
Mush and Milk . 10 cents,
Hate ot S-mp .- IHrwit
lloicakrs.ron.eor leu . nrrnw
lU-cfHln.li ho lire- - -. - S". cents
fork Chop and lies- .. M cents
Mutton (jimp unci IKs . .IScciiIm
Ventsonand h"i:s . . . Kwnis
shushcp aud lig .. . . JSeenla
llsm anil l4rc. .. . ... licnts
rrehOleternnystlr . .".cents
25 Cent Regn'irDinnfrSened Fran 11 U3 0'ClocW.
A nice nrley of vrcethhles, te etc
Alou-n. rorfee or milk with all - 9'Ul
menl without extra rbarsrs
Choice Cliar. lnivirtetl pud tMine-tlc,
alwat i on nund
Porter Hi.UM-Mcal. and KjrKs"iO cent
Tender I.n Meat, and I'4;i;- SQ cent
J. H. HAAS,""
THE WATCmiAKEK,
I15S Ccmmtrclil St., I 'm, Ofrg.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Stpeclalty of Hpectacles, aud repHlrlhi:
Clocks, Watrlir and Jewelry.
Capitol Home Addition
1 beantlfullr l.watert In East -talem. south
of the Kleetrlc Ilallnny Hue. near the
(wier hou-e. L;.rce lol, llOxlijO feet.
GtsKl Mill. 1- or sale by
T. H. WILSOX, Owner,
136 Mate Street, - - Halcm.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE
Office 181 Commercial St.
All nt le nfthfi Finnu.lnprrnn)Lftiit
y on hand; alo rt ixiln Hud Dfdlnt fur at
i Lludt of niHciilne.
BL'KT CASE, A-ent.
N'OTICIl All whom It iiimj iirf rn will
Hereby take nntlis-1 tin! I will liv no
debt Uemtft.prwntrttrt.-d by uny twnwn
excrpt mrwilt.
AKTUl'lt OUJVEIU
Haletu, Oresuti,
Au(tut25, tSM.
Wonderful
Eesuiu
often
follow
the uso of IJooO's faariapsrtlU. Setere
cziti ot scrofula, upon hidi other prep
arations bate been jwerls yield to the
peculiar curative powers of tills medicine.
Distressing ea'es of dyspepsia, eicruclat-
Ins complaints o! the kidneys and liter,
agonizing Itch
and ruin of alt
rheum. !!sagree-
Results
I
aL'e caes ut catarrh, and aches and paint
ot rSietanatlsm, are cured tj Hood's flar
:.ip u-illa. It purifies the blood, and at the
-me time touts the stomach, creates an
iH'llte, anil cites strength to ever funo
..uj r.t the body. Ghe It a trial.
Coneral Debility
" For four years my wue uflereU with
large tumur bunches on tue glands under
th arms, and general detilltly of the hole
system. Wie liecame so poor In health
that we were on the verge of despair
regarding her reeoicry. Physicians did
nu: seem to Knderstand her eaae; at all
events she netcr oVriTcd any benefit from
their treatment. She finally concluded to
try Uuod'a Jjarsajiarllla. Tlie Immediate
eflect was so marked and satisfactory that
she continued to I ,ke it, and tlil r tbe
result: Ste lias galr.cd In weight
From 04 to III Pounds
and Is st-TC-er and lu better health than
she has ce . jr yesrs. The hunches under
her arms h-vr dimlijWM, and vie belioe
Hood's Hji'jparl.la vrll! he t(K much lor
Um in tln'e." J j .Noiichisb sit; Com
mercial Strt.-t, Po!toii .Mass.
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Sold hj d.-L -,-au. tl, tiitorir;. 1'r.farnlby
C.I.IIOolACOnAputhecarie.,Ljell Msi.
IOO Doeos Ono Dollar
jJARVIS-CONKLIN
Mortgage Trust Company
I Loans money on ioirmncd furms at a
low rale of Interest. .No delay Money
rtudy when paeni ure completed. Prlvl.
lege of juying in lixlallmenu. W. A.
IlAMii.Tu.-c.MKr. Ofllce with Hunt & I'ralt
10hU.loHl., haleiii.
IRATIYE
PERFECT SSHWfi
The only rcrneij mown which will
i Stimulate tbe Nctrlthra Processes ri the
RESTG
Hsinan System.
rytliUpatii ' nn" !rrT,lo teeans It quietly
nt i;rm.u r ft f.i .I. I'onns of
UyspejMla, t i.ii.tlpatlon, Slenlal and
Kcrvou IUI.au, !lou. General Jeblllty,
Bralnractoranf ritlinutiiil nr weak,
ened condition oi the kj.tein, from what
ever cause, filu Krtiptlons, ItolU, JSun.
Iilns Rores, Scrofula, ,,! all in,ell,B, ot
tholllood, Hlomath, I.ter ad Ulduy.
!.00. T.IX IIOITLES fOH St5.00.
KILUfi bC6 CO., Sao FnMlne. Gd
Hold by Dun'l J. Kry,225ConilBt.
! Carpels ! Carpets !
rods
Just rccilvetl n beautiful lltieofc.rpcl. for
FOR OUR FALL TRADE
KV can show von a greater variety of patterns, nnd more mrnllum prlect
carcls. nnd wll thun
FOR LESS MONEY
. Thau you can buy elsewhere.
Tim
complete line
Old
USn HAVE A NEW LINK
OrEXEI).
Do You Play?
Play What?
Piano. Orpin. Violin, Guitar, Banjo, Harmonica, or any other
musical Instrument
--If You do, Call at--
EASTON'S
And examine the finest and largest assortment ever displayed In Salem.
Just received a full line of Ritnd Instruments. So thf grand
display Iu our window.
Capita
V tllHkf
CLOTHING.-
inent
tnidc with J10.000 worth of fall goods
MENS SUITS.-
j. .,-r-
want to cam- them over. Suuic
SUITS for FALL &
A big stock of new suits nnd overcoats to "elect from.
us ure put iimiii tlie market, una no mistake.
SUITS f O r WORKIN GMEN . J"'""'
and rntmiindt- Milts; also heavy, all wool auliK. cood and warm aud cheap
in the Imrpilu. Ym utu find unytlilitg lu thin line at our store.
-pa 'vT"T Men's, Youth's and Hoy' panta. Hundfwls to h-
-i lettfrom. Lattt.1 aud U-st jiattern?, and all truo
goods. You can't afford to tula ltKjklug at l hive.
CAPITOL ADVENTURE Co., Opera House Block.
On Electric Railway.
REVOLVERS, CUTLERY,
DOLLS, NOTIONS,
GUNS'
Largest Assortment in tlie City.
BROOKS & HARRITT,
94 State
,P
J am st'lliriK at my markets on Stale and Court striate,
meats at the folltmJug iiriws:
BOILKD BEEF from 6 to 8 Cent
BOAST BEEF
GOODKTEAK .v
MEEK by the QUARTER
MUTTON by the QUARTER
PORK by the QUARTER
r j.
J. I DALRYMPLE k I,
KKKI'H THK LAKOK8T LINE OF
Dry Goods and Trimmings,
Ladies und (Jenls Furnishing
in the
277 and 279 Commercial St., Corner
Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co,,
Siisli, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing.
House i-'lnlalilug
vr IIHI Kll.n. )V wlllrb We can alui.va
kinds.
..... .,.., ........ w.m.r 111 1
AifHitnlliiMil U'l.Ij. , J...
SALEM LUMBER CO.,
IJEALKItS IX
Rough. & Dressed Lumber,
Laths and HhiDKlc-8. Cull on iim ami anvn money at our yard In
KOIfl'II SALIC.M.
T TTaassa a 1 1
TAILORING
ui.iwi t i i . . . at tn'
Mllteed. Itetuilrlni. uiwl
tblUhnift Id the city.
J&nJrjssyfsn
to.-..Ti.T--..r:7"'"'-V r''SW IS lucUjauuMUUurcoioioova-
DnUu-jT tJ p """" .""" c,
nZiiJ r.iSiif'I?!!" Colleg., I'ortlaud, OrcKou. or the Capital Buel-
a"Z -"- ", wicKon. jioiii
I......
jiuiti
ir..'..?veMme.counift)f,tudy.
nnlv hoiiso In the cltv that carries a
of 'carpets Is the
Wliite Corner.
OF WINK0W SHADES JUST
i specially of our clothiug depwrt-
this
week. We commence the fall
ut rensouahle price".
All summer suits at ercat reductions
to close. Price no object. We don't
Adventure Company .
with dustew and .straw hats.
WINTER-
Thtare an good
SPORTING GOODS, PURSES,
HUNTERS SUPPLIES, Etc.
Street.
8 Cent
8tol0tVnts
- fi Cent
7 CeU
7 Cent
E. C. CROSS.
Goods, Clotkia and llafs
city.
Court, In Bush's New Brick Block.
made to order.-
keen n full .,,.,! f u,.,.... .11, nfult
." .". r. r' " PVWW.MVM w
rune ana mgn sif,
1 illgn airreU, Salem, Oregon.
m
E. 80U0KTTLK, 272 CoiuuerolKl .tm'l,
nicroliaut tailor. Tim fliioaatilla to order
Iww'wl price. A porrttut flt guar-
THAT CAN BK C81U) Wi'.Ui
aav la the kind Uial tm i
'Scores of youuif btiaim:
.. . , , r -i . r .,
aiinume iiteir
aiicctM to a course at the
". i
nrc under tue tnnuascin
are untler tue mauaeeineut ol A. j.
wroertttt of tuition. Write toeltlirr
v- - Mwnv.vuuptcitutuoi jHMiman
jyciiiimnhlilu, sent frr to any nddrrta.
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