Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, October 13, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"TS '.31V' !-" ?applPH w s y- ! TELEGIUPOIC DISPATCHES, MARKETS. WIIKAT AOVAKCINO. Ciiioacio, 111., Oct. ll.-Wlie.l May $1,081. BaS Fkanciikx), Cal. Wheat, buyer W 1.33,;eapn f l.iSj. POLITICAL- TUB NKW CENSUS tWTltT7CTIVK TO THK DEMOCRATS. WAKitiNn-ioN, n.C.Ool. 18. An i, .mnoars In ttie Garotte matin ...... .1... inklnif the population of i .ut bb returned by the ......mlnllotlng a member to 18UIXW Inhabitant will ratke It dlf flcu'll for the democrat to elect the uext president. State classed as republic!! among them California nJ Inwrt.wlll Ur.ieleot.W4l vote of "IS while the democrat will have tut 101. Connecticut, Indiana, Vu- Vork and Weal Virginia are doubtful. The deiuocrata will have n rrr all four of theae to elect the ..rraldctil, while the republican will need to carry but ono. WASHINGTON. JUDGE MILLEIl'H CONDITION. Wasiiinoton. U a. ru., Oct. 13. Justice Miller leatlll alive. OKV.;i!EMCNAP IlKAIt. Washington, I. C, Oct. 13. Va Tf lury of War W. W. Bel li, ip uiim found dead thle morning In h mom uiljiilnlughu office, 140 ;, York avenue. It is thought his ilmih a due to paralynla. FIRES. FATAL riRE. London, Eng., Oct. 13. The four itory building occupied by Rowley & Ilnwik, hat, cap and helmet man a- factorx and government contractora fur mltltarv head gear, burned thia afternoon. 8lx neraotiM were burne 1 to death, and thirteen eerioutly in jured. Prof. Thorold Roger died to-Qay at Oxford. MISCELLANY. the minnows mtate OiiEEivu,LvAla., Oct. IS. The lat will and teatatnent of Rube Burrowa leavia all of the Burrow property, whieli la in three atatea, AUIiama, Lorjldlaua and Mlaalaaippl, tuhlouand daughter. Tbeet. mate put Ukiu bU property li 130,000. A REOU'ROCITV TAmrr arkanse UENT BUQOEilTED. New York Oct. IS. A Waahlng tin ilUptc'i aay thu It. Bend, eolonlal aecretary of New Found land ha been here to aubinit a pro posal to Sir Julian Paunoeforte for a tarltr arrangement whereby Ameri can fl-ihenuea may obtain all the bull tliey want and have all privil ege or trading and eel ling Dih oil, etc., aud gettlag auppllea wlthoat other chargea than 11hthouae duea, tr. Iu retunTatt he aaka la that the produce of New Foundland flaheriea aud crude mineral from tlmt country, auuh aa copper aud irun ore, ihull be admitted doty free. PULL FORCE ON HAKD. Backamento, Cal., Oct. 13. The llee,whi)H) compoaltora atruck under ludruetiou from the Uulou ou Bat urduy morning baa a full force of competent people id the ufflce, and iiaued the usual paper to-day. PRESIDENT HARRISON TRIP. Kidnev, Ohio, Oct. 13. The epe clnl train bearing President Harriaou and party pulled out for Indianapo lis on Ite return to Waahiugtou at I i tlii morning. Au imiuenee crowd rixaetubled at Atideraon, In diana, aud the prealdent made a brief Hpeech. I OrafieM Caa'l be Care by local applications, aa they can not reuch the diseased portion of the ear. There is only eue way to cure deafueim, mid that la by constitution al remedied. Deafness ia caused by an Inflamed condltlou of the mu tou lining of the Eustachian Tube. When tins tube gets Inflamed you uve a rumbling aouud or Imperfect timing, 4,1,1 wueu it u entirely clttied, l)eufues Is thr reanlt, and imlewtlir Ititlamatiou can tie Uk eu out and this tube restored to Its uoriiml ooiidliion, hearing will be otiujed f.irever; nlue coses out of ten are omiwp by catarrh, wblob la nothing but un Inflamed condition of the inuiHius Murfauea. Wewlilglvo One Hundred Dol lars for any case of deafness (uauavu by catarrh) that we cannot cure by (king Hull' t.'alaar Care. Bead for circulars, free. P. J. t'HMHEY A oo., TobjeJo, O, "old by druggista, 76 oanU. HltiitKra' KlirMwaUe ana UfH rill. Tlioe pillar solenllBoall aomnoaoded sod uuli ion., m notion. No gflplui grlplnji pais Ty are apud to bo .'"raptadtoboth adulu andohll ...... ..... i ...11..WI...I &.. UBS ... tn .! rffiHKJ??!. " Wo aiia ante - Bvnuaqu.l la Inesersoftlok tveaa nl.' """"''Iwtlon.ayaiwsMlanad btlltoo- jr.": ro. aa appeilMMbey oaortl aay HiulMi a melnT.aofsaa. A Vkar4 .a IaiIIu. lfllMtf Hrl.n l ... .1 .Wl. i,!?f.r."'n Plwpl". bolU,bloihanolbr nipt .iU,, (himld oommen-e at aaoa to lif..t)r,..?",,n" lrorv,.d Wvor Pill. Jii?.w,u ' remove thatliaave lenk Jiulyourcyaa and maka lbsn Urlibl. t?,T -w " .nr" boaoaoha Iron wbatafer tl.M tKVim- Kmiiaiobar, yoo are only If. ''. t') take one mall plfl at bsdtlm. "MtUurifiw ibDurasncar. and will AKKIVAU. The following arrival are real, tered for the last twcnty.fonrhourat "THE WILLAMETTE." HU Maple, WQ Pearne, LouU Mel, Han Francisco. h K Yeaton and wlfa, Milton, Or. F 8 Meeker and wife, M J Meek. er, l'uyallup, Wain. It H Johnson, Omaha. J J Dalryinple, Mr and Mra A N Bush, Mr and Mra Claude Catch, K D Cuslck, Mlas Ethel Cutlck, Hugh Thompson, Oswald Wert, BNiem. Mm E M Van Alstyne, J W Brown, Seattle. WH Miller King's Valley. W O Landrcth, H H Jasperson, E Clodfrltcr, Independence. Chan Pnyaer, D R Murphy, R R Olltner, M C George, P A Kuerzel and wife. Robt A Miller, Sam 8 Goldsmith, A A Morse, Portland. Geo W Hubbard, Banta Ana, Cal. Oliver C Thornton, Snohomish City. Waah. D W Oonnlfl, Arlington, Waah. K H Will ana wire, Albany. John Fay, Dixie. Warren K Gilbert, Topeka, A RCreiuh. Chicago. F C Miller, Boaton. Bol Abraham, Roaeburg. Chan Hilton. Crown Hock. John Lawrence, Lm Angele. A 8 Beiinett and wife, The Dallea. MIm Lizxle Faller, Walla Walla. J A Allen, New York. J M Backer, Corralll. W B Uracy, Ventura, Cal. Chai Lafoutalue, HnrrisWirg. COOK ITOTKI.. DO Allen, J W Muteabangb, A Qnackeubuih, Lee Hoffman, R R Olltner, M C George, D R Mnrphy, Portland. N J Shank, WhUeaker. J K Walt, Multnonijth county. J A Hunt. C'lyrner. Chat Anhen, California. J II Hmall, Marion. W E Gnder, Sknpooae. v J C G.irdner, Vancouver. F M Htoart, Pine Valley. J J Riebart, wife and three chil dren, Bhubert, Neb. J B Baer, Balem. J L EillHon, Silverton. C Chapman. Before the presa of Eiutern Ore gon uniiea In the demand to tax the people the princely turn of one hun dred thousand dollar to prepnre and keep on exhibition at the World'e Fair in 1RU2, a auiuble exhibit or the produotc of the ttate, there must t aome aaatirauoa that the people In thia wild and desert region thai! re oelre aome benefit therefrom. There liaa heretofore been too nuicli of a diapoaitioti to expect the Eaatern Oregon people to pay their taxeannd let Portland and the aurroundlng country reap the benefita. Thia, i lheglt of the demand of the Port land chamber of commerce. Pen dleton Tribune. Probably the firat man who vol unteered aervice in the war of the rebellion U now a reeident of Ore gon. Jacob Kiipprl waa the man aud hi home Is in Portland. He waa living In Springfield, 111., when the firat call came by telegraph for volunteer from the prealdent at Washington. The telegram reached Bprlugfleld about midnight and heu it cam Mr. Klipnel and the adjutant were at the office together. When the newa waa read aloud and even before the reading waa concluded the patriotic German cried nut to have hit name eulUted, and it was enlisted then and there, opeuingthe roster that contained the namea of the valiant thousand, many of whom never lived through the service to return to the uonse they had left for the cause they loved. The next day it was anowu everywhere that the call for volun teers had been made aud companies were formed ull over the country. But to the Portland man belongs the honor of belusr Aral to enlist In the great war that ha made freemen of slaves. Mr. Kllppel Is a brother ef Adam Kllppel, of Portlaud, and al of Ilenry Kllppel, of Juckson- vllle.-Ex. Lamp chlmneve ouly five cents at Crlssmau's 6 aud 10 cent store. SCROFULA tr.nru7.r:eS:p;u ,.-u ontunptlo. snd d.th. Bl IU. tnort ..!.. I ''" T ' Ho.r.c:nCURED By taking ' parUls. wWh the niwniw "-.T.7.r.r h... fallfd. HfiTF.I, m medldoe lor this " hTh bo. thres Tear ol aa bea a n.UUJ.nW :.ri t y cl.UUrw look " "" V. li. J.T..U.TO. rwaalsCtif. . i. Mood's Srfaprni I. MOOC v.. atasn, " IOO PMf 0n nm hwTmlHltrliMtlMI,' II li the lln to uke To all Poiits East aoi Soutfc! -ii!tit;,D!l,e"te.HniBlbiith rsstlbul train emy-day In th rar 10 ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO ! (No chance or am.! OoMpoM4nrdinlnxo.ni unsurpassed. PnUmao drawing room ilMpm ?)f latent iulpraeat TOURIST Sleeping Cars.. (lest that can be constructed and In which aommrniNUllon are both free and lur lined for holder of first and Mcond-elaw Uekeu.and ELEQAIfX 1AY COACHES. AflOnlltinAr Hi... m.h.i.ii. 4.w .11 llnm.afrordlnt dlra and nnlnterrnptad wrvic. r rullman nl.TT - ' Ion can baaii. tit J l ' "" ny Bt I Throuch ticket lo and rrom all nolnu in Anitrlca, Rncland and Europe can be imrchaNcd at any ticket office of thUcora- Full Inmrmatton eoacernins rale, time of tralna.mntea and other detail rarnUbed on application to any agent or A. D. CHARLTON. A..I..KK. n . n- . . Paifwnrr Arent, No 121 Flrnt atreel, eor, land.Orrcna. waeainfUNi; rwi. CoDvcot of St Paul. l.l'AUL, UARIoxUoClfT,OB., Condoctrtl by Tho Sisicra of the Keif Names. Term payable per month or perannom In Advance. Hoard, tnl'lmi, brddlnt. nee dlework per annum, II JO Wa.hlii per month II. Mimic exira. Koi mirtlcalani aildreai Kutck M. VlCTOB.Superlnrea. S-Vlyw Mnstn's UoiTersiI GyclopsdiL j An original work by 49 of America' mnat eminunt nrhelnni a edltori-aYid ) eminent upertaiUU rrom all purtaoftbe world at oonlrlbulon, wbm name an' lined to their nrlletea, aa a rouebr lor aeriirnry. If you euulemplme grttlni a eyrlopiella, the canvivneT will be planned Ui how you ihe ork, tboueh you may not purctiana. AddreuU C. illtOWEll. ntave Manacer, Kaieia.or Aaioru, or. Piano-Voice French - and - German At room S and 7 Bank bulldlnr iiy Mluea 1..VUIIA UULHtA and ANNIE THORNTON. 144IW CONSERVATORY OP MUSIC Of the Willamette ;UalvTslty,aa!ia, Oregon. The past school year has been the most tnoccs.ful In tta htolory lucreaked atten dance and numbcrofgraduatt. Tbemosl successful music school on the Nortbwasi roast. Theoourstw of InstructloD Includ planu, organ, pipe organ, violin apdoichvs tral InntruineuU, rocal culture, tiannooy, connteiDOInt and claM tearblnr. UlDlo mas given on completion of course lhc musical director will be asslrled by as able and efficient corps of teachers, "en for catalogue Z. M. l'AKVIN. 7.aJ-Jm dw Mnslcil Director. ext term begin Kept 1st, 18M. THE STATE- ft D u. September 13, 1890. Opens TOUIWEOK8TU1IY arranged expressly j to meet the needs of the harming at. Mechanical Interest of the state. Large, Commodious and well ventilated buildings. Tnecollege 1 located In a cul tivated aid Christian commi nity, and on or tne neaitniesi in tne state. filLITABY TRAINING. Exptmet Need Not Exceed $150 for tht Entire Seaton. Two or more Tree Scholarships from eveiy connty write sir catalogue to B. L. ARNOLU, Pre , Corrallls.Or. 8-an-Jm dw Citation. In th Coanty court of the tat of Ore gon, ror tnsoisni m Minos, In the matter of th state) of VCltallon. Hamuel A, Keel, Ueeeased) To all heir nnd next of kin of asld De. cedent, and to all other, known or un known. Interested la said estate. (JIlhhTIMd: in th name ol th HUte .riinvoB. Youar hvrebjr cited and re quired to appear In the County Court , of me nvaiv oi uiveuui . .u vuu.j ... Marion, at the Court Koom thereof, al Salem, in ihe I'ounljr of Marion,on Monday m.Klitsy of November 1HB0. al lOn'tlock iu the forenoon of thai day, then and there to show cause. If any the be, why an order should not be made authorizing, eiiinowerlnx aud directing the adminis trator ol said estate, to sell the real property of said estate which ia described as fol lows, lo wit: Th north halfof the N. K. Quarter, and lots No.' land 3, or election 11, T.t.a. K.l,K.ftb Willamette Mer Idlun, in the County of Mnrlou, State of Oregon, containing HI 16-WO. acres, more or less, saving and excepting a small tract I hereof, de-crlbrd as follows, to-wil: Me. r'nnlngala point In the renter of the oiinty road, leading from the town of Mehama, where It eroe th lln between t' V, a. It'. 1 aud 3, Kast- Tbenr "t 60 foet, thence south to th bank or Ihe Nortb Hanllaru Kiver, thence ea.t to the above described township line, thence uorlh loth place of beglnlng. Wltue. the lion. William Waldo, Judg of the fount) Court or tbertlat of Oregon, for I be County of Marlon, with the heal of said Court affixed, this 1st day of October, "Attest: (uU K. J. BABCOPK. Clerk. w By II. U.HUSKMAH.D.pjly. Citation. In thenameof the state of Oregon, for lb county of Marlon. In to matter of thUtel of VCltatloa, F. K, Kldrledge, deceased.) Tn Mary K. Hreyman. J. R. Bldrledge. Margaret A Eldnedfe.' Verglul R B"wn, K1.IA (loDlet, Hugh U. JBIdrleas, W manJ.eidrtedga.MvaA.Wdjrleda;. Owj I rude W. Oreeu aud all other heir nd next offcln.known or unknowa, later ted loJil.' estate. GRKKTINa: ' J I n t be name of I he Btete of Oregon, you an hvreby cited aad required to anptr In tbe County Coari of the state of Oregon, fur theouuiity of Marlon, at th UuuH Itoom thereof, at ttalem lo th lounly of Marlon on Monday, th 3rd day of Novem herlWWAI 10 o'clock lo t lie forenoon of I hat day, then sod lbre to hor eaus If auy tbr b why an order should not be made authtinslng, empowering; aad ,alrln "h adrolnUlraUon of aald eslute lo n b alowlg d,iaU proptriy b- o "glng to saU Mtate, lr arl(.' JtMiuaisf w chains v. of tbe . a. corner of section WT.os, a. r. Ihence j.. T.M a.i ThVocs a MM caatoa. Ttasaci i r. I0 chain. Thence 17.14 chain. Thence. i a a. cbaiii. tumo a. i sr w. rsoaaiB. M lb pUr of tlnnUigVeeja. talalBgxwVM acres, add lb following de talalof etibttd tract aojoinin (BiirTiv, o mm Il 4V ThrnosM afci'.lt.apMlrPjaca of begloBlDg, coolalng M erm. both Iraruooaiarnlar t m arras, known a the BdVuSa Waooaaa Karm, eituate la tbe Onoatof MarkaadteW.irfaB of aiicouuty courlof tbestai of Oregon, 2L.hVS.Btr.f Marlon, with lbs aeal of said court sfflsvd. tbU 1st day of Ootobsr A 1 1 I KVB. Alllt A Jli-T .jr.iaBax'K.rierk. asITl y L.O.IUCstMai,DaBty. Hstinuiaaa.ww-w vy. -. 47. amelown-blp ana raag. iBraca a ? w. IU raalaa. Theae s. ' a I.i .T'.i. Theno a. 7 36 a. llHSeba a . THE YAOUIHA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And OrMron Development eompaay steamshlD line. 1 nip one, aw nine mile shorter, 30 hour. lm time than br any othci loute. Klrri ciua throned paMena irci r and rrctgnt no tmlnU In th Wl from Portland and all point In Uracil vallsv to and from Wau KrancUc. . TIMESCHCBUltlKtoeptHuaaaji).- LMTsAloanr , 101 k Leave UnrrHlli ....... .IHOHV Arrlv Ysquln ,,-..... fcSOPN lNn Yaqulna ' .MAX l.ov Oonallla I0J6A1I Arrive Albany ....'... 11:10 A ft O. A C. train connect at Albany aw Uorvalll. The above train connect at TAQUlN with Ik. iImau. lUubiHmMl rta. I.lm - lMr .V'Tt"" ...vivi'..."". v- tfHtea'iiiihlnaltetween Van ulna and Ha in ni rrantltoo. SAILIiia PATCS. frraAMKaa. ihom TAatnitA Karallon, Friday, .. June T, Willamette Valley, Tuesday. luly Farallon, LiincHy. ........' . Willamette Valley, Thursday.. " I farallon, Tueday....... " I HTKAMKRK. VKOM HAN rHAHCIkO Willamette Valley, Friday June 27 Farallon, Tueednyn . .... ....July 1 Willamette Valley, Banday " S Farallon, Thursday. ......" 19 Willamette Valley.Tuesdny " IS Thia HtmMnv rfttiervee. the nrht IA ehanre anlllnt datea without notice. N. B. lHuiaennni from Portland and al Willamette Valley point can make clom nonnrctlon with the tralnt of tbi VAUUINA R(IUTKatAlban .irUorvallla .ndlr destined lo Han hrinclsco, should arrance to arrive at Yaqmna tbs erenlDf before date of sailing. fsawsrrr Frrlrtt lain Atwsvs tkl Uwest, r or inrarmatlon apply vt Me tn Messrs HUL.MAN Co., Freight Freight ana Ticke- .-enu a and an Front a st., 1'orUand.Or. C.C. HUUUK ACt Gea'l Kit. eV fass. Agt., Oregon Pacific It, R. Co.. Corvallia, or P. H. HAHWELL,Jr.Oen'l Frtj dt Pass. Aft. Oregon Development CO., 3W Montgomery t.; .. Han Franclaoo. Cal Remember the Oiegdn Pacific prtpalt rummer eucurslons low hue tlokel a now on sale from all .valley points,'. laquina !! mura, C. C. HOQUK. Ast. U. F. and H. Agtn Two TbroughTrains Each Way DAILY, TIa; -UXION PACIFIC BYSTET. Commeneinr with Hundav. March nd. bath tlmt and wcondlass ticket will bt honored on "The Umited East Mall," tral is a and 4, aa well alM on M "Over land Flyers," No. 1 and 2. . "The. Limited KJut Mall!' train arc equipped with Pullman palac and eolo nlRt sleepers, dlnln-cum, chair .cant and conehea.and run solid between. Portlind and i hlcajo, dally wlthoot change, TheOverland Flyer"tralns are equipped with I'ulliuan p..lHce sleepers and coaches, between Portland and Council KlufN, and with Pullman eo onlst sleenei between Portland and Kansas Cltr, , dally, without cnuuge. ( onnectlons ere made at Pocalella with throurh trains to and from Mall Lake, an t ''lifjfune with tlirough-trains to and iroin uenvcr, ivunsasi.y ana ni, iuis. The shore trains afloid the nulckest time between the Northwest Pvcltlc coast and Kastem and oulh-rn point. Detailed time of trains, rate., through tlcaetb, oit. oje client elu, u.n w , . cured upon applUntlon toany agent of the Union PaciUe t. stem. T. W. LEE, A-7-ot-w - Gen'l Iaas. gent. BOISK A MA.1NINO Agente, 68 Court ireet, Salem Ornon Oregonian Rail Rad Company. . Qeneral office northweat'samar Klrst and Pin itreeU, Pertland. CAST M1UB. rrom Toward FarUaad Stations. Portland fiver- Cosurg ., Fort'ndi'ort'd tons mall .mall Kxp Lvra LTAK UN iki III IM Portl'ndarCo 16.46 T 10 Woodburn I 4S 7 M t II flllverton u, i 07...Br wnsvlll... 7 S m cobunr -. at " ' WBiT HIDK Alrttmsll .' -' PortiaacmsJI LT Alt . Aa fit 9 .Portland-rTtVX !.. jsso uunuee, juneuon aoo 300 Bberldart. T 00 4 It ..:.Dallaa. 'Rial 4 IS stonmouth.... 7M IIS Alrlle 848 Tleksts far Weat Sid stations fnr sal at f'ol Jefierson St.. TleksU fur East Sid t ' Ions for sale al union aepnt, car nth aa I J streets. - CHAM..N. arorj iTT. L . Qn. Supt AdeaTP. W. A P.4(gt' lwly Wt far th ExclutinGontnlot O. N L Y 4m '! m f eftr m frtn to Kit tM frrtuvfBitimAOt. cr;caaBi (WE AND ONE HALF POUNDS. GILBERT & PATTERSON, $alh. , one. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA Southern Pacific Route J" -' Sliasta Line OAt-ivoaaiA axraaas tkain-kpm pail ETwaaif roatfcAf n Aan a. r. ".oih.'" Kortll .sa p. m, 8.1 i. lo 7.46 a. iu. L.V. furllnuA Hai.i IO 7:19 a m .-oa p. m t.v. iNtlxin tiV. Ar. Han Fran. I.v. Above trains stop enly al following H lions north of ltoneburg. Fast 1'orlland ron City, .Woodburn, rtalem, AlbaHy Tangent. Khedds, llalsey, HnrrUburg junction ciiy,irviug aim a.ugrn. ' iuwaauao iAi.i. DAii.r, K.-00 a. m. 10-AI a.'m L.T. l"ortlnd Ar. J" 4-60 p. m. Lv. I 1-X p. m. l,y Halem 6 40 p. ra. Ar. KoMburg Lv, ;J0 a. m Albany Loeal, Pally (Except aanday.) 600 p. at. I Cv. Forllaad Ar.JBKWa m 1.ta p, in, I l.r: aalem Lv. I ftOB t , ra .-U0 p. m. Ar! Albany l.v. 1 fcOl a m. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEfiPEKS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accommodation ol second olas passenger atUMhed to etprei train. Vest Side DpieTletweei Ptftluil ' ui Cmtliis: DAIJ.r-kXCIT SUNDAY). 7.a0a,ra7I.v." 12:10 p.m. I Ar. VorUi land' "Ar. :Mp. m Lv. I VtM p, m Curvalll At Albany and CorvallU oooaset vita train af Oregon J'aclflc lUUroad. uraawraAia (bailt axcartaraPAT '449 p.m. 7A.P.IO. ; Lv. Portland Ar. I UkTiTiT. I Ar.MeMtpjvUteLv. I fc6i.a. Throuch Tickets To tl point EAST ii. HOIJTH r'or ticket aad lull luiorraatioa regard lagrato uiapa. etc. apply to the Coup nva aininl rtulaui. CtnuctMl. K&.9UUBIM. AsuTj.F.aadlfa,Ag' e sBbxBbxIbbIIIH 3 sw5v!Tii3BBH V lllklfgamUIGfl e: sMSSSSsCfl x vufnVBaBi njinwBsXi mm h s wyiani so X ": BKaxWCSajngal - H9HI E i wmmmy saflHHjgVT s $251000' ' - REWARD To th party receiving, the largest list f vi or earn for Ttie Grand New Illustrated. HISTORY' of UTAH, 1 ' By rtUDcni.n. nnnunori) The Erfinent Historian. Ready at last- Duly true history of Mor rhoulsni mibllshed ''asclnatlnr, tnlensly Inttrextlng, ponertul I- Endorsed alike by "Mornioiisand (Untiles. WONDERFUL ADVENTUUES Of TrapnersnndTMvelter Woody Indian wars..Thrilllni account of hmss icreiound miraculous r scupes.. 1 he fumous Xlanlle Association, Ktc btc MYSTERIES OF POLYGAMY. Th Tithing House..Celellal Marriage Strange Kellgeous UUHtoinn..Ulography of Brlghnm Young, as thrilling aa a novel yet true history. A xrailu oouaioseii. nTurjiiwij wmiiih ll.-Mfrchiuiin. Kurmers. Mpchnnlra. and all classes hae eagerly 'awaited th ap pearand OI inis roinarRRDicmiuii. Union Pacific 11 R. Company "OVERLAND ROUTE." ITstns for the east Uavs Portland at 7.00 tm and O0 pm dally. Tio tta to and Iron principal poinU In tht Unltedmau Ca ada and Europe. i Elegant New Dining Cars. PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS; Free Kninlly 81eeplng Cars run through on KxprvxH trains to Omnhu, Council DluffMand Kansas City without change Connection at Portland for isan r lands oo and Puget Hound points. Kor lurther particulars .addrem ant agent of thecoiupan) or i. w.i.r.i.u. '. a C. H. MEtiLKN, General TraRIc Mannger Molse A Mannlne:airenU6A Courlstreet. Salem, Oregon. H;BAT ISA TUBULAR WELL? Be Sore to Read and Get do Other A genutaeTubulnr well Is constricted by putting nownH three Inch Iron pipe, wlih no openlngK except top nnd bottom. No llrlcanget In and only puretrtiteriiin be gotouu Thlslstheonly kind of well Ihnl worms and inf-eLtstoinnHlKct llito, tlmt Ih i.b-olutely surfiu-e wmer proof, Hurt tlmt ts forced through- the 'cement stmtii to the ptirelivliw water. It In positively the onlv kind of well Until worth building In this country James A. Ilnberts, "nlem. (rwhlence near fnlritronndl makes these "wen terms ratsonuhle I0ypnmeperl- ee ini-lm n-oin-w McCllOW & WILLARD, Dealer In Fresh and;Salt Meats. -' ELDR1DOK BLOCK Prlcn.'of Meats by the qu utt.".: Se. JIutton by thequarteri '...'.: : 7c. Pork by the quarter 1 7c. Bolls 5 to 8c, ttottiu :.8c, , ' ; Pioneer Bakery MOS STRONG, 271 Commercial Street. French and Gorman .Wheat and M ' Bye Breads In City Styles. Vienna Rolls. . SPECIALTY OF FANCY CAKES. Pastry and Confectionery Baking- In Full Stock. . . c t,My new bread and cak,e bakers are fl ret -class arfista In their" Hue, aud I aim to have' ' Ererythiig as Fine as the 'Finest ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, " South of Chsmsksts Hotel, SALEM, ' - - OREGON , ;J..H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER, 21JS Comnircltl St., - t tm, Ongss, (fext door to Klein's.) Specialty nf Spect-wls, and repairing Clock. Watches and Jewelry, SALEM IRON WORKS. 0. D. IIUTTON, Prop. CasttagH of all kind mad to ordtr, MILL MAClllNhltV, l'LANl.NO MILLS, ' COltNICliS, MKTAL FRONTS, WIIKJKI, I'ULLKYB, and special ensttngs nl any style or pat tern made in short order, smooth aud re liable In eve y purticular, lltpiir any Machinery in Short Order, uruiui lauica, . mnA hnn Ml,,vi.hiilltu Turning lathes, engines, nop press. w 111 nt tHIifSlliliaies on any Iron wink nceilud. paid for old (run. Uooil price S-ls-lm Ven eaa save money by buying your Musical Merchandise DIAMOND'S Mnlo House, F.ldrldg Hloelt, Halem- $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of goods al our store) We carry a full line of gnavrlra, fet d. i rockery, glassware, U zars, lobaucu aud auiffHllnner), T, JIUHBVVVS, Ho. W C'oiiuiicrrial HI., auleiu '." " ' i 'i 'f - " . ) i ii i COOK HOTEL gf Mil Ifigk Street. G. W. ANDEKSON, PHOP. ' SwetMtrlt W. IL COOK. ' The Onk Holol I oppoaltr onurl house cnovdenl to buslnen purl of Hiy und street oar Hoe ri.nnl u past the door. Katril.aa 'o HU) a day, aooordlug lo aaswiai bra w suuum aw Look OverThis List andsee Whatyou Want IHE TATE Next Door BulsItl's Offers Great Inducements for MISCELLANEOUS ROOKB, BCHOOL BOOKH, PLAIN and FANCY STATIONERY, PLUriH aud LEATHER PHOTO ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS. POCKET CUTLERY. COLORED SCHOOL CRAYONS, WKa F ALL" COLORS, LEAD PENCILS OK ALL GRADES, SCRAP ROOKS, JUVENILE BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS, LETTER FILES, TISSUE PAPER, LEATHER GOODS OF ALL KINX6 From 10 (o 20 per centjan be Saved by Baying your Books and Stationery at the " State street Book Store. T 11 RECTI MEADOW AI FRUIT FARMS. tar Miles One Thousand acres of ns fine land ns tliere Is in the nortliuett, iliviiirf'l into one hundred pmtll mendott and fruit farina, Thene tructs fur llie FllibT rJ 1ME are im. ilattd on tbe niaiktt, rabging; in tiricts irem i$0 tu 100 per acre one third cash, buluuce un time with interest. No Better Opportunity for Investments in a small wny has heen offered tn the public ThounndM of dollnri will be eKriend il Jwitliin the "nest 12 mouths in Improvements In the Imtutdlate vicinity of thle land, wliiln upon the tract itself,:in tbo' way ol roacjs, Kuclng, etc., a large annunt of money will be utetl.J 8 A Free Ride to and From lie Place " tto any one wishing to see or invest. Ca'I nt thi tfflce f WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN, Conrt St., Snlem, Agents, for Plats, Description and furtl.er particalars. Tillamook lun'y, 0-eron, ii heated at the head of derp water on Tillamook Bty. The harbor ia. and i pra "Unced hy Ojvernmeiit enginee , on of thejsatest and b st north nf the O 'dei. Gite. Emh'y tour steamers arrived and dep.tt-d fion. here during the put yar, WITHOUTIHE EXPENM5 OK A PILOT OR 1 CG. TllUincok county i larger thu the state ol Del wa e and twic as lro s Rhode lUud, snd is the richest of any erunty np in Ihe Pacific coast, constating of tpttndid prairies, immenie forest i f b'ue timlor, txteusive coal fields, salmon fl hiug. Etc.. E o. BaV CITY i the only plsce in the county where a commercial citv can be bnilt. Etten-ivo improvement coa st ting ol wharves, d etc wsreh use., building , E o , are ttiail he nv nwle. Tlis is antw, rich, un Itvtlopcd sountry. Fi.r mnp, circulsi, pnei-. E c , till on or address the BAY CI1Y LAND CO., Sa'.m, Oregon. The Oregon Land Co., -with Home Office (In the State Insurance Building) and branch offices In Portland, Astoria and Albany, Has fur sale a large list of Grain, Stock and Fruit Farms; also City and Suburban Property. The Oregou Land Co, was especially aud Hub-dividing large tracts of land, and has during the past two years bought and subdivided over 3,200 ucres into Five to Twenty Acre Parcels The success of this undertaking Is shown in the fnct that out of 2S0 tracts placed on the market, 225 have been sold. We cluitu thut leu ucres ot choice land iu Fruit, Will Yield a Larger Income I hnn 100 acres of wheat in the Mississippi Valley. We alito make valuable Improvements iu the way of minis, elearlug the luiul, IVihvh, etc. We can sell a small tract of land for the same price per acre us you would huva to pay for a Urge tariu, Seed for Pamphlet and Price List. WOODBURN NURSERY. Largest Stock of Trees In the Northwest. ONE AICD THREE-FOUItTlI8 MILLIONS. o 100,000 Prune Trees. .15,000 Esnpus Spltzenberg. aVX) Hoyal Ann Cherry, 10,000 Karly Crawford Feaoh. 10,000 MoorparU m,d ll.i,val Apricot. u- URGE STOCK OF ALL OHIER FREE FltOM o CATALOGUti FHKB. AUUKESS : J. H. SETTLEMIER, Woodburn, Oregon, (:&mMM First Nstlonst Bask fcokllng, aattm, Orrgon, A. f. AaniTsowa, lUssj-r- BwairtcM, 8wtvnd, TjwatWuj.ronmanihlp and Pngllsh Departmasit. - . '. lli 1 . B.L ltil fWMIMHa j)jnssfi s:fo wft STREET SAW CALL AND SEE FOR YOUKSELVES Prom Salem the Capital ol Oregon. BAY CITY, its- organized for the purpono of buying 20.000 (IntveiiHteiii Annie. '.25,000 Yellow Newtnwu Pippeu, Ki.OOO Ben Davis Apple. LEtDIXG VARIRTIES OF FRUIT? INSECT PES1U Wf I. Stauv, Prlnclpst Salem, Oregon, MR, M m. Bank the Purchase of -wa DUGAN BROS., "The Plumbers," 2DO Coramroi'l St. Dealer In Steam and Plumber's Goods, t'ltllfnrala Ininstone Hewer aud Fire Cla; Clilmney 1'lpe, etc. IN8URANCM Compaoj, Fire and Ma rine. J OH. AI.HKKT. A sent. . . Hlpm. Oregon Cheapest, Neatest and Best, SCHOMAKER'S COMBINATION FENCE. I mnkennd put up ull kind offence, city ami country, tiet my termsbefuru leucine 11. MCiiuMAKKit. Salem, Or. 'J Salem, Qr. , llatos$2.50 aud $5.00 a Day Open to the publtn Thursday, Hep. 11, IKSm. Dot uwtel betuteu 1'urilund and miii Kruuclsco. Aim to be first tils la nil llHitppulnimentH. Jls tublt8urereit with tlie i li(iki;l fruits giuwn la tb WIN aiuctte ulley. A. I.WAGNER, Proprietorn HELLENBRAND'S Eating I'lirlorsi Candy JlmutalM . V SO5 Cornmetlc.1 3trt., if- .- UlLOFKAUK: i IceCieam. Ou . lsa and 9S ! Collte, 'I'm or Cbocolat e aud Cne..l ati ' .tlusli und Milk.. ...... ...IOMii, I'l.ite ol Soup . .....'. .....mown i Hot dike-., fiitlHe or Yea.......l& cuta lu-cfutcak und li'Ki.. ...... ...........an oeasS Mrk t'hopuud Im . iHststav Mill on L'huiiiitid tits ;..36ceta'' VphIh.hi nnd Ktues . 11os niui-uKe nnu t......,.i ...-& qw. Mill iiiju rKKS.........M......HHWC r r ii uj fcter liny btyi .. a& 25 Ct H.rulirDlmnrStrvKirrwiHtaJO'eiN! A ale variety of vfgstnbltg.. sss'" AIhoim; mitae or milk wltaatl J5i ineaj without extra cuus, """ t'holoe C'lKurs. Import aa lUnaH. ulwnys o miad. ,4 YTjT Iirler House Hteak and Kgg.. WaaHst Tender txilu Ht.uk, aad iL IiS r, a, whitw; v KJSV7 RESTAUltANT. Oppntta Welter Bros,, Ows'l W, v5 RVBKYTHINIiusiBW sinus n mi piniir. tetf.&sTaUsffe. Hl iiieui iu U stiy a sail. ' il m t :1 si .VI JH a 11 A1; V. . ."!.' 'K ? susajtatBtt k ii.. ntyy. . Mk.4.