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Dora ticnUe and fair. .l""i
wwtaia flower w bwfae wfcan I tiej
(Lot It tbe romaacc and clou of rife.)
VIUt. my plaxoate. I 1ot "like a atfur,
But Iora I cdoom for B7 wit.
Tiafi rlrhUytranf- caa.iBnrtb ftrl
yon ots dt all mfna.lf abeU aare ycm.
boald her health tacom dcllcau and ber
beaoty tad after marrtara. remember tint
tbW U due to functional weakness, lrrrs
olarttlfa, or painful dlaorden peculiar to
ber nx. la the euia of which Dr. rterofs
Fmronte Prescription la firtwd to
fre satisfaction, or money refunded.
For orerworked. "worn-out, "nn
owb," debilitated teachers, milliners,
dressmakers, seamstresses. -shop (Iris,
tonskeepera. nurslnr mcthers, and 1 ertl
women renerally. Dr.
Plercs's Farorlto
msenruon
fcetir cneds
Tlption is tho tTsstest earthly boon,
' cnedsaled aa an appctlznis; cordial
sstoratlTa tonic, or strsnrth-aiTsr.
and rssjoratlTs
Ospy'hi. -7 'Woau) Do. Hxb. assx.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets
Ttwulate and cleanse the Ktst. stomach and
bowels. Tber are pursly Teartabla and
perfectly harmless. Osw a.Mai, 1
Sold
swdrusaTtfta. ISoBrUi.rtaL
i
rKonssioxAi. cahw.
vnCT BINGHAM, Atwrner. anfl I
I mtinselnrs at law. talem. Orrcon. 1
JaTlngRnabstraeinitberecnrdsnf Marion '
crmMT.tnclndincaliit and block index of
JwernVtheybaT-Npeeial facilities Mr ex t
ammiug xmes m reai es.ai-. nu-i.r .. i
the npreme rou-1 nnd In tb late depart
menu will receive prompt attention.
. ttrrmeT at law, nf j
. floe np ptntr in Iront mnrni 01 np f
Rush block, corner Commercial and Cour ,
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T J. SHAW.
AUsrney.at Ijiw. sslem
J . Oreaon. Offlrs flrvt Ooor to the lefi
st head of stairs tn
the rear of Ladd &
llnih'r. bank.
T'LMON FORD, attorney at law, slem
Oregon. Office uptain In iattonV
block.
?K TT HI" VT, ntto-ney at law, valem
Oreeon. OfBceoverBarr'f Jewelry -tore,
ftate trrt.
( B KMGHT. Eclectic rh'scUtofflr
j. 17 i.Toun sv-eei. -aiem uregus.
monary di-en.se- s specialty
Pal
Dr
1IV.J. M K EENE, Denti't. OfTWoTer
the w cite Corner. Court sad Com-
Bierclal treeu.
C". McNAI.LY.Archilect. New Hoik
. Ilreyman block. PInnnd-perinc
tions of all clH.wof of bulldtncs on short
aotlce. s,uperiniendeBceof workpromptlv
loozed arter. 3 .-tf
T-e D. ITCtH, Archttect, rias. Speel
. flcalions and superintendence tor
all clashes of buildings. Office 24 Com
mercial St., np stairs.
BUSINESS CARDS.
TTLSIE BAKER, Uuman Hair Empn-i
Yj um.Oiurtstreet.thirddo.irfronioiiers
house. Veutllald human hair curls a
specialty. Hair dre-.il ng in tbe luteal I
style. 1
k It CLOTJGH. Undertaker. Embalmer
J. and Cabinet Maker. IuT dtate Uu1
Salem. I
B sioLTHWICK. Contractor and
Am
builder. w ell Drenared to do all l
Indsof bulldlnc and L'uaruntee satifcu-(
turn. -;i-lm ;
TOHN' GRAY. Contractor and builder. I
el 'lnelnlde flulshing a sp-cmliy 4S5
Commercial strest, saleni Orcein. .
JOHN KNIOHT, Hlaeksmlth. Horre
shoelncund repidriniipetialty, to bop 1
wtthe fool of Liberty ureflt.Siitlem.Orecon. .
ianf I
p J. LAItSEjc a cX)iannr.-1nrerofnll
bulyDnefh.w
State street, exrUoorto Scrlber 4 hle,
-I EO. HOKYE Barber and Hair dree
Or, Ing parlors. Mnt bthalnlhecity.
Z Commercial Street, halem.
SOCIETY OTlCIM.
a O. II. W, I'roUsnton 1sdse So. S, A.
A.. O. U. W rialem, Oregon. Meets toch
w ednmday evening at IU hall in rttate In
aurance block, corner Coinninrclal and
Cbemeketa slr-t Visiting and Bojsurn-
ins oeiureninv nea r. u. soctiittice.
is
Jka Ekb, Kceordor.
M W
C A. R. Hedirwick I'ost. No.
, 10, Depurt-
frr Munduv
" meat of Oreeon. meets every Mundav
ersnlufMtlh ball ove! the Onou Land t
cmnpany's office. Yl'Uliu: eomrodes an
Tdiaily invited to attend.
I). C.fMER'M.A.S 1
I'ost 1 oinnmd-
"
B. A. IUKOLC, Adjutn
Struct: The unaemltneo hexmn or i,,-,!,,. ,,.lMl,r itlon nf the ceiiteiuirv
tbe 1. t.u. F.eeraetry will, aner Oct. "igllii ctleiiratliiu 111 lilt Ccliltnari
, be found al the first hnuniat the of Father Matthew, speaks iu trtim
sautb eaat corner of tbe veineiery. , , ,
lf-8l
J. W.U-IMJNNELL.
HaodMadeBi'iflitTile1
MURPHY 4 DESART
Butcewom to D. Jsash.bftve a well estab-1
Usbed Brick and Tile factory lu ortb
faalam, neiir tbe fair en.uadi., ami ar. pre-
onlhortnotiee1 Drat'clUM' "rtcK "d tlle!
B.mpiofllrlckorTlU-.entfr.toftn.
point dsHlred, on short notice Orders enn
Is left with Jo. Klshburn.llO State trtvt,
where sample, can leseA. diw
t
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PpjidleioD, Oregon.
Father Matbctr.
To-morrow occur the hundredth
anniversary of the birth of Father
Theobald Mat hew, the Irish apo.tlt
of Uliinitice. There wit nothing,
as we leurn lu the sketches of liWl
life, to dUtiuguUh lis in fruiii buu-j
drills of Irish priests in Ketihi- or
uttaluuieula. Ektjueut he was, but ,
eloquent 1 the aecial heritage of
bis ran.-. HI one cbar.iclf nt-tlc us
we arc Informed by Archhibop Ire 1
laud, iu uu article on another pain-,
wa- ,t r.nf uud singular euur.w.
Drink wa ilevie-talliiptlie lud,it ntl
demoralizing the people of his race.
Others ainunc the clergy aw a be
saw; others realized, as he realized ,
the rulu to body and oul that driuk
was working, Imt they were want
ing in moral courage to -oak uloud
ngalnst a vice entrenched behind
tmctal cii?toint-lroui;er than written
laws. They were wunliug iu our
ae to teuuh by example a well i.s
precept, for, a- wa renurked by
Archbishop Ireland, the elf denial
of total at Miueiiev from iuto.Ucat
ing drink was not a ttitlinc -nenfice,
but on? wli h cNpericuce allows
that men "uboappiv midnight di-"
cljiliue to tlieir sbmlder, aud who
w JUKI face uii taunted the murtyi b
pyre" hesitate : nd tremble to make.
S strong i tht bold of drink Uxiti
poor human fi..me! Wouderlul i
the elleet of eiir itl:n.-s of purjio-e;
wonderful indeed the personal
i illueiiee whub Fulhtr Ma-
tbew obtained w itli tin? people.
HeK
-ipued the pledge, and tbou-aud-
.urajed a- much by hi- e -
encou
ample us bv lit ure.tchiug snrued
the tot.il al-liiiuiee pledge, and til- ,
.rveti u ruum-lv to ti. t.,j oi
-
their dov b. The revival of the',
., . i
lemperauee movement among Cutb-,
, ( u Aiin-riea duriin? the tin-,:
twenty -five years was uuilnlv On
E .nirt: nf hi iliiMn1. iild fiil.il nl.
. , , . .. , ,
-lamer who uau tuKeu ine ineut-c
f..., c-.,i i.,i.... i.i....ir i.
iiuiu Aauj. .., it, inuirjt. i-
progress ha- btsn slow, but ulwavs
ciimmeiisurate with the zeulof jia
tors aud ivnple. The Catholic
temieraiiL-e movement in thi- couu
tr inspired by bi- memory ha
uassed the apologetic sUtce. A
j Catholic ma now tie a total ab
-tainer or a prohibitionist w itlmui
itemg regarded us a heretic. Hisho
uud priest- have gone to the fure-
front, and are plauuitig ucd direft
illg the caliipain agiiln-l toe low
-aloou. Lauieu have Uecessuril,
iu the past taken bat a subonluiaU
part lu frumuig the jmiIicv of the
church iu the war aguiu-t the liquor
traffic; but the fourth plenary euuu
cU of Baltimore bos furm-hed the
laity with u commi ion to take a
leadiug aud unlive pari iu the cam
paign against itileuiK;rence. That
the church in America i- injured by
' intemperance there can be no (pies-
tiou. In a late widely noled article
in the Catholic World the 1'uulisl
Father Elliott declare- that
1 "The Catholic church in America
ji- t'rievously injured by drunken
ness, let who wtli tay lUat the
BacrnmeuU have not been duly ad-
1 ministered, the word of God on the
. routine linen, at auy rate faithfully
i preached right iu thu very comuiu
1 nines referred to? Yel from ('atiio
I lie lomciles miscalled homes in
1 those ciliefl and tovvurt tbree
I fourths of the public paupers creep
annually to the alius houses, uud
more than hall tlie criminal
snatched away by the police to pn-
on are bv baptism aud training
church. Cau uu.
one jeuy thin? Or can any oue
deny that the identity of nominal
Catholicity aud pauerim ezieting
in our chief cent ns of jKipulatiou is
0 ing to the druukenutnx uf Cutho-
ica?
Father Elliott hub reference niore'"'-''1'!'"", ' L'lle ,,,jSt'
particularly to the community
u-ur
j the Patilists' church iu New York;
j but what it humiliating confession
i III itriuwt
I ' " ""
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, .,. vruone. n...v wiu.i e,erb-.,
anil lalty are everywhere avvahlug
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l" l,,r "'""""" "'. u,,UI, ,.r
Church from this one source. M
.shop Cotter, pretident of l
jollt; Abstinence Uuiiin of
ofthe fitli
avu- (
America, ,
in Iiih nclare- to the Union, touch
pel tones us uuure policy.
- :,' - .::
j lie ueaii tn me -eriieui iiiumi o-
power broken. With
icntdi'jUon of holy Church,
in the holy graces I hat come to us
ut the piteous cries of broken heart
ed wives uud mothers nod abandon-
ed children is the power to raise an
..... . . . ... ... ,. ...
army able lo yaliijuish this enemy
and free the iople from its cruel
"d ratal tyranny, hirjve, then, to
make every house a recruiting sta-
.. , ". ... . , ,. ,, ..
tlou for our rHtlks; enroll llieyoutll,
the manhood and the wiiiuuuIiimkI
of the luud lu our toclties. Tn this
end take the rilicipleH of the union
into every street, and workshop
office und place, of business iu the
country. There Is danger every
where to opuiie, weals ties to fortify.
Let rally succeed rally. Above ull,
be earnest, steadfast und constant in
tills strife for Immortal souls."
Portland Catholic Sentinel.
Kvanjelical .Miuintrriul ('uniution.
Oaiclul reporlfur the CArir.Vf.JiiL'usiAU
East Portland, Or. Oct, 10
2IJ - IM
second day of the ministerial
ut Km of the Oregon Evangel
ical conference was full of Interest
I
throughout. J lie essays upon
tho dltlerunt topics shuvved
much research uud careful prep
aration. The criticisms were eur-
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ueni,sniiicu inn. inm .
The de
votional exercises intensely unctuous
profoundly Imprtwilvc.
Rev. U. Jirieliler, u prominent
mlulrjter'of tlit) Wihciuiilu confer-
ent'f, wa iutroduued uud received
anudviiutry tui'iuberiif llm ttiuvta.
Highest ofoll in kavenlBf Power.
1
l2v Powder
ABSOLUTEIY PORE
tion.
Heoddresie! the convention, upon
which the follow lu; resolutions
' wvre abepttd:
Whereat, It U our prlvllece to
nave in our iinooi uev. .i, isrienier,
of the WUcoiivIn coiilereni-e. who
has lecn one of our faitliful and en
eruelic nilnlsten,aiid tbnuich whose
instrumentality ninny have beeu
sved anil brought into theehurch,
and, whereas be has civen to the
convention hi- fatherly advice.
Resolved, That It "gives u, ao
loyal Solid of the cbiirvh. much
pleiisure to have htm iu our midst,
and that ue leel jjnielul to him for
bis aid iu (stMblishinir H e laws aud
regulations of our church.
HeMilve 1, llmt we have listened
to his address with much pleatture,
comiue; trom a heart of long and
rijie eNjHTienci' in the itospel of
Je-us Cnnst, and that we thank
him for kind and encouraging words.
The committee reported as ful
, lows. the appointments for Ilev. 8.
j P. Snreng, of Cleveland, Ohio,
' elder of the Evangelical Messenger,
j "re"s fo"nw
! ?ct; 1- 7 n'
m. Second Evan-
elical church, Tibbits elder, East
Portland.
Oct. li 3 p. tn. Dedication of the
Woodstock church Ea-t Portland.
Oct. li 7i') p. iu. First German
ehurcli, Portland, corner 8lh and
flay street.
OcU 14, Ti30 p. m. Milwaukee,
Oreiton.
Oct. 15, 2 p. ru. East Butte. Ore
iron. Oct. 15, 7:30 p. in. Chebaleui,
Oregon.
Oct. 1G,
Oreznn,
Oct. 17.
730 p. m. Lafayette,
7i0 p. m. Calvary
I ehurch. Polk .-OUIItV, Oregon.
Oct. lb, 7U0 p. IU. Ilideliendencc,
Oregon.
Oct. 10, 11 a. m
dedication of1
Grace church, Cojhraii, Oregon.
Oct. 10, 7:30 p. 111. ftilem, Ore
gon. Oct 20, 7:30 p. m. Albany, re
opening of Evangelical eburcli.
Oct. 12. 11 a. iu. First German
church, Portland, Rev I, Buehler.
Oct. VZ 11 a. 111. Milwaukee, Ore
gon, R v. 11. C. Weblrer.
The follow inc preamble nnd reso
lution were adoplcd by the con
vention unanimeusly:
Whereas, the conduct of Bishop
R. JJub!.-, D. D. LL. D. whose a
uoiiilmeiits bavelieeii uiitioiiuced in
tbe Oregouiati of the 0th lust., has
beeu such as lo make uu investiga
tion nicessjiry, aud whereas, he was
trieil according to the rules of our
church aud suspended from all his
ininisierial functions of the church;
and whereas, he had accepted hi--tisK'nsiou
at first, but is now deny
ing it, and in going through the
country preaching; and whereas, In
ns editor ofthe Deutsche Algemeine
Renting, is pur uiug a ti.urse ol
aluise upon the church which form
erly uuised aud fostered him and
which called hiin to tne highest
"tllce within her gift; aud whereas,
he in said p.iier is s iw-iug the ele
lueiitH of stnle uud ill-sensii'ii in the
church therefore,
R solved, Tliat we consider his up
IMilutmeiits iu the Willamette valley
a viulatioii onus vows to the church
uud a denial und defiance of his rec
ognized suspension.
Reso ved, That we consider his
present visit to the Pacific coast us
uiisehievours in lis intention, full of
I Intrigue, having for Its purpose to
further the cause of sowing the ele
ments of acliiijiu lu the Evangelical
I'afilefl 'Pli.it .jeo roir.trf"
mat
his
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, inunu iiMkiie juijici fie eium tin iiri
dtictive ol lieruieious fruits, und
w bully unwarranted from u Chris
tian standpoint, and as detrimental
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in v iiiiniiuiin.v in ueneiui.
Hwlvt.,, That we regard the
advice iu his editorials to certalu
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n"i" loiumieriai oiMiies ronirary to
enuruii lie ironu-eu 10 ueieiltl,
flH relM-llliillfc. Mint llliu'firthvr nf tils
once hiiih calling. JtKl'oltTJiB.
Mlltril PACIFIC SIVb NOTLK.
OP.I.OO.V.
While Mr. Ben Kell",v wns bury
ing his wife nt Damascus, last week,
iu messunifer urnved bearing the
news of the death of his father, Mr.
Aiken Kellcy.
The first Hag with forty-four stars
lu it raised in Astoria was Hung lo
the breeze from the ilug pole of the
Cedar street school 011 the Olh. The
banner is iweuty-one feet long and
has the distinction of flouting from
one of the longest single sticks in the
United H tales, the pole owing 110
feet long aud made from a siugle 11 r
tree. Astoriuu.
Kelson Hudley, aged 10 years, nc
cideutlv shot himself wlille out
hunting near U.ivlou. The vouin
mall had dlnchurged one barrel uf
his gun and wus leloadlug, wheu
the other barrel was discharged,
the. charge striking him under the
chin uud coming out ut the tup uf
his bead, death resulting liistaiitly,
A, L. Jlussey has received ills
coiiiiuImIoii us agent ut Uruude
Hondo.
The McMlnnvllle Reporter states
1 hut steps ure beiug tukeu towurds
organizing u Funnels' Institute to
be held Dec. SO aud HI.
The Portland Rowing association
has ordered ilGOO worth uf paper
shells from the East.
Thc'burbers of Astoria are circula
ting a petition tu be laid lefore the
nest legislature asking that a law be
imwou iimkliij' it uu ollentx' for bar.
ber bliupa tu bo upeu Buncbiy fur
bualueaa.
V. & Gor't Report, Af. 17, 1SS9.
Senator Dolph has marie applica
tion th the postofflct? detuirtment
for additional allowuhce for clerk
hire In tba postofflro m Kucene,
' or,
Work Is being pushed rapidly 011
tbe Roseburg & Coos Bay rail road,
Mrr? meu are wauted by the com
pany. Mr. French Picket, an old Tennce
aean, aged over 80 years, died re
cently in M ted ford.
Mrs. Thomas, of East Portland,
waj badiy scalded on Wednesday,
by pullliu a boiler of scalding water
outo herself.
The name of the pnstofflce at
Whites, Yamhill couuty, has beeu
changed to Wbiteaon.
IDAHO.
Ross Hutchlns wus killed by Jen
nings near Boise City 011 the 10th.
CALIFORNIA.
W. T. Goulditip was found dead
in his room, at Bun Francisco on
tbe 10th having been suffocated l)
gas. He was Intoxicated and forgot
to turn off the gas.
The ladies of San Francisco art'
raising $6000 to secure a sultabli
home for Mrs. Gen. Fremont and
her daughter.
Tommy LuFlesh, aged 15, went
out to shoot a hawk near Henley,
Gal., but did not return. After
hunting him all night, lie was found
at 7 the next morning dead. He
hud a itl calibre rifle, and accident
ally Bhot hluistflf tbn.ugh the heart
w bile climbing a bank.
Part nf the biislne-s lL.itinn of
(-..atervill.. was burned on tb Blh.
I , . tivooo. f i.-avv insurance.
James Hrri",'t"n w " WMt turr-(1
anu learner, u at atnKersueui nueuus
to sue Kern county fur $100,000
damages.
The bridge
oer the Putnh near
Dan's, washurned Out. 0. It issup
posed to have beeu incendiary.
E. Ciflrrn, ot Bavside, killed a
white quail yesterday a rare svit
indeed. Mr. Feibig will add tbe
lieuuty to his large collection. The
bird lias a few black snots on its
breast und black itrouud the legs.
Eureka Daily Mall.
WASHINGTON.
E. Steinle bus purchased tbe Seat
tie Tribune frum R. Domus.
The following postal card was yes
terday sent tbrHiigh the malls to a
numlwr of merchants In this city,
ruys the Seattle Telegraph:
Seattlk, WiisIl, Oct., 0.
I) Kilt Kin: Your attention is ro-i
speetfully called to sections IM'GT and
iOOH of the laws uf Washington, l
which prohibit, under i-u,illy, tlie
ening of stores for blisltiesH on I
(Sunday. The undersigned fiel imt
ified in urging eompliitnce with the
law-by nil merchants as a measure
of protection In those who are not
d inlawed to violate it.
Yours truly, J urn ice.
The first big shipment of bridge
timbers by rail, out of the state of
Washington, Was made lant week
from Tacomu, consigned to Keokuk,
Iowa. It consisted of 22 car loads,
aud contained 175,000 to 200,000 feet.
D. T. Wilbur's agent ut Pu allup
b mght the other day 251 hales of
Iioim, at 32 cents.
A new democratic weekly has np.
Iieared at Vancouver. It is called
tb Columbian, and made its lirst
appearance last Friday.
J. Li. .Smith, alias Johnson, n not
ed burglar, secured u revolver In
Justice Patrick's court room at Ta
coma last Friday, and made his es
cape.
Charles Brown refused to prose
cute E.T. Muiphy, who shot hlinat
Seattle ou tbe 13th of B-pt.
The mother of Geo, l)a Graf (the
young man who so iiisieriousl.v
disappeared a fuw days ago;, stud s
that her liuoband disappeared lu the
same manner several yeurs nun, and
it was ufterwanU learned he was
murdered.
John P. Crins, confined ut St.
Peters hospital, at Olympia, frum
the wound inflicted by thu rifle shot
lired by Frank Biulth Tuesday even
ing, bad his right arm umputaled
close to the shoulder. The hone in
the I. ft arm was nut broken; tin
bullet passed cleau through, tearing
away the muscles. He isluucrill
cat condition.
Two men were killed uud ont
severely injured by u tree falling on
them while asleep, near Anucortes,
last week. Their names were not
uscerlullied.
Human Frailly,
Hr ore frail ereuturea physically th'
mo-t robust among ua. Ibe uiibealluy
manor womiiu is In great measure lucsp.i.
bleoflMSneflt to society .If, f.ir Instance,
blllloiisnras.k trouble of frtq unit aud ofieu
obsUnaUly reslsuiut uf on
rdiuary luodlca-
tinn.iiD.irucis lbs Itarmonious ociien of
lueiiveraiiu ine uoweis. ina auirerMr u
urrlobedysis-altc. Tbe three dlsordsrsd
conditions are sure lo confirmed by neglect
Under tbe erruueoua condition iniprcsalon
that there la no bone for blm. an immi..
Ion In all llkellboodoonflrmed by tbs use
of objectionable remedies, tbs suflerar i.
apt tu become neglectful. Bay, vep reck"
ws, sun ituis .ue awuvr ue la lemUTSO
Iruin the sphere nf nuiuau endeavor tbe
better for all parties courne4. What a
series of mlsukeal HlallverlarMMMlbl.
It uau laoorporte part ol liluseu. How
diadpllna UT lly tbe aid of id stettsr's
Hloinacb Ulilers, a certain tuidintn lor
lb re.eatablUibuient of uulted, n gular as).
tlon In lbs stomach, liver and b a ass. it
also cores and prevents snalark.1. rha
asatle an4 kidaer trousjlas.
( J fa) C. SM ITH ,
(Sccr5oCilFls'itr)
rROPRICTOR OK
"THE (III) STABLES."
rpeclsl nttrnt'nn rlvrn to tnin!cnl
'utiirk. llnt ixuritM by day, wvk 'l
uuinib. 1
I Horses Bought and Sold.
(W. Liberty nod Ferry St, Milem, Oregon.
' THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
TX will buy the Otiri.1. Tvea Wllrrrsa
iHhTbi,hn.cti'r.fflnrt Sl far the Sinoik
iCAsrtitiKi.u wiirnmtisl to ito better work
I li.,,i nh, t...ii.l,ln tmiile
It riiiiitiinnixiMl'i iriT with Dl'RAatte
lT,Prtl, F.ASF Ot OrBBATIOM, ir
lonrervcitli iiitc-torri'i)-lrlng than any
otliiT Tiuii-liliie. Has no ink ribbon to
Isithcr lliPos'n.tnr. It Is neut, sub-lan-tlul,
nickel pliili'it, s?rftvt aud srtspted to
Hllklndi.01 iiw urltlnc. l.tkenprlnllnr
press. It produces i-lmrp, rlnin, lrjibie
ninnucrll. To or ten copies rn te
Hindi' t one orttinc An liitelllieutper
sol nn ts-ronieau iiprair In two days
eoner IIOITI to jiy ope-ntnr who can
ejtml the work of the IxitDai: CAsr
OtiEI.I. . , .
l.diHlilr Aernt and udesmcn wanted
Sisclid liuluceitunl loilenlers.
l-'or pHinplilpt itvlnc Indorsements, Ac
ndilrv-j tiI)KI.LT 1'K W lil I hH l JU
MamlSTAth Ave. Chlcaeo, III.
Vo-aod
AVM. WICKEY.
House Painter, Decoralor,
and Wall Tiutrr.
Leave order at Johu nii(rlies' tore, "tate
sios'i
CivbfS
HENRY M. STANLE1
o
IN DARKEST AFRICA
TS- romlets il-vy rf Htnl 'j I reasnt Ihrllllaff
aWeutj-s. ail t le d.se'u us af ba Impanam
dU rei swill npit-ar for the Nnt time in the
wii k v una Ity li mlf. auiltl U "la Isrkea
Afri-s 11 h ,t b il cslrr I bj any of tae -cil
t s4 ,le lv Ji- u w iH-fn; n3r,l "rs
nil "al a' beiae 1 no uss ut Ue La
bu.sl-y e mtrtbntr.1 a tin-.
Th rilt ntq iMtoasivml Oim tlteinv bs-at
e-TT-'.l.ie.e-y ir lo lsr W t cuarssUs it, sua
sl'l f ' r "tWihtr. on asptl-slMMi.
PMITinW In osrr n u v atlekst. urn
j AVI Win tat Ue a( Uara IM is-
CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS
Ast Ihit the eanTassa: aj.ut unlet a eerNBaW
tt h4Mf (roia ui
A. L BANCROFT & CO.
13? POST STREET, .
Ron .- 1 "a " f r ' v P ", tJsi.1
.Inmes s.. Fcltnn, hole oaint lor Marlnt
county, ssilim (irivai.
Hold by T. MoF. PATTON,
OS ritnte flt Sulcin.
THtt
RUNS
Fast trains win, lAillmaD Ventlbuli
DruwlWf nairo aleeprs, rtlnlnr enn. aar
conches at latcat dt-ln, btlwwn Clitcax.
anOMIIwsukeenniiat. faul and MlniTe
a polls.
Kast Trains wltb Pultmiin Testlbitled
(IruWliiB room aleeiiers, dlulur care mm
csiohts. of latest design, bctaeen (')ilnwi
andMllwaukMand Ashland and liolutli
IbriinBti 1'ullmnn vestibule drawlnr
nHjiiiandcolonlstsleeparH -via the .Snrtli
eni'l'iiclfle rullnmd between CblcaiieHnn
PortJniKt, Or.
CAn-venlent trnlnstnaod from Kistern
Weinern, Northern Hnil rrntral W .n,u
.la pnlDU, arr.irrtliiK unerinuled ssrvks. n
and trom Wiiukmlia Knnil du lair, O.h
kiaib, Neennb. Meneslin, Chlmiewu Falls
ijia Claire. Hurler. U'li.. ami innnnn
and llesaemer, .Mich.
For ticKals, Mlrine cur renfrvatlon.
lime tallies uud mlier Inliiriiialtiin, upnlv
UiHicents anya-bere In the Untied aula.
orCanaila. s. It Al.NHl.lk:
J.M.HANFlU;i,ilr-i,"WUUkee'WU-
H.c.I1A.iuivv'.,rromcW'rMl1''"',
rmnic Mirr., Mllwinikes, Wis.
. , UHjImeoKhIKIN.
Aas'tGen'! l'uss'r and Tkt Airt . Milwau
kee, wis
brick!
burtobros.
ire piepured tofnrnlsb a flrnt-tliui article
irilrlck lu inwii or nitiuiry or any where
mi the llb iofU4C.lt It. I'rlces reaion.
ibi. aid mi Hlnle street, opposite o U
f. All orders left with Williams 4 h
land pnnoptly intended to.
500 tXtfiAfirrt
s A"- '"
i,,0? ioc:c2'i
cUABf
rv-jTM.
Im nicl'ins Gulden Utvlsass No 1
Cjrcs l-ka leitt, dr.-. si.,1 . ro.ij . ",
?"" lo Uks and U dj; n ti ,
r7t7'-1-'. tol'i'" lor si tliotch..
. . 3 7" r.--""' '"? id eon
as L.,.wnoi of thu Urn l.i. n.l
eradUvtM ail dt.. Uom the ,nm
whether caud Ji, nd Krc,i, ,rCS
,rrtUllenOn.el,sni ! frlnsrif oii !
euro ut Cntti. !... -.i.
Ul dksrrsBgeren, fri
nls. s.pl.aa m '
Malll.. " " F"
1 Ulsttau'1 rolda.1 sipswUki j-.
ett'ni, f r-re-e ru, ,cf Umorrl.ti.
JrdUaiBs H y f.Iart filrlc,s,v,,,c. .,e
( J J pes; Uatlln,
tM Klrhants o Men O'nfmeai
flf lietfr t rol.xi ii,r,en- m .'
tad ent-i' ims. l'rliiti i n n - ,....'
I.e I IrUo'. do i!- i-ij ", ,
nadTr it ,tme. lufc.jr al'p.s
Z'FI'.'.J '"' rost-atli.; ,it
P'tnHUDnrl x,
T..'ile I l t.'rtv.ui',
"n f.rry-UiM.t, O ! imifr) pMkol
Tuo ivuuiarils drug oompaay
nrug oompaay. agent
treat, Han Franeiacw
Mil IOt
suiu on rnrsn a
. ' n rtmiw w- a.
s 4
fg
aKsTa
asssr tm ssbi
ilrjvsjr r
Dpiiu.Hii av r.n.i iKued Bcatp, and '
pruusry lo-nj o( th, .i.,, V,10wa 'J
fcyphlir.. I'rlre, 15,,,, pe.r saoltlt.
a l. ha..', a lU-n dJuVKj
owvaiar manssi
Fruit and Farm Lands!
"NVc have on our boosts sonic clioicu.l aix.iii: in fine Guidon and Fruit trnctg
ot 5 10 and 20 acres eadt. Uur yniilen uud iiuitJracts amallfiiicelevatedlnnrU'
deep'bl.uJ;oil, ami pood drainage, lying oast of tho City hi
FAIRVIEW, GAROEN CITY, HAMPDEN PARK AND AUBURN,
Hose, in to the Cantai. Citt with its Cnnnory nntl Evaporators that will fjivo you eood
home niaikt'i for your products Fruit lands are vauublo iirq)ortv, and arc rising
steadily. No investment will bring bettor returns than one huro the investor gctg
both the rise in tho price and tho inciea&o in giowth of trees. Y alno have a nico
list of
Improved Suburban Acre Property,
with growing Fruit, consisting of Trees, Plants, Vines, etc. In farms wo have hn.
proved and unimproved, largo and small, on tho prairie or in tho hills, as you like it.
CITY PROPERTY of every desciiption, including sumo first-class business pltu-ca.
Englewood!
The Best of them nil! Houses and Lots on the installment plan.
SALEM LAND COMPANY,
POST OFFICE BLOCK.
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Ordinance No. 196.
An ordinance bill provld'nr air tbe pmtep
tlou or public sewers, the manner of
iuaklnc connection therewith, and fur
making; a record nfsucb eoutiiH-tl-ina.
lie It nrduiucd br tbe coimuou council of
tbe city or Halem.
HlX'i 10.V 1. It shall lie uulawful fur any
prrsnu or penHins to obstruct or In any
manner Interfere with any public newer
witblli therlty ol ruileui, or to make con
nection therewith without the written per
iilKsInn of the city recorder.
HhCTlUN 2. A uy (sTMin dcslrlnr. such
connection, before making tbe aame, shall
make application lu writing tn the record,
er for a permit therefor, particularly de
scribing the premises Ui ta drained and
I he point of Juucture wltb said ptibl.c
aewer.
MIXTION 3 Tbe city recorder Is here
by authorized to grant permits for sin b
iKinnectlons, subject In sucb restrictions h
In tbe sice and uialerinlofsiicbconneciliic
plla-, the Inrutiiiu nf Imps ai dlhe luunnei
if doing the wnra, na tbe recorder und
enmmlliev on street! and public pniiawiy
nuv deem neceasarv , And.wben reque-tid
ny mild commttle.-, be shall retiulre from
thenpllcjint a Ismd or ot tier security mif
tieiect In amount to Indemnify the cll.v
igutnit loss or damage resulllng from hi.
i-arelesauiM, Imperfect work or mule
rlal, or failure to comply with the
erms of tbe permit or of t his nrdlnHiiir.
r-l-.tTKI.N 4. .The person obtaining such
penult shall make Ibe ninnrcthin therein
lUtborisedln acx-ordance with Its terms.
under tbe supervi-lon or the street com
mlsslnuera proeidisl In ordinance 174, b.
shnll cause the portion ut tbe atreet or
Jlley disturbed by him lo b placed In
Kadoiiudltian;and notify the recorder in
writing of tbe couipletiun of t be work, i hai
a reeord may las kept ol sucb connection
HrXTIUN oTlie recorder shall luuLe a
record. In a aul able bank, of all cnuiie.
tloni baratnriae made with the public sew
era of tbe city, and sucb as may lie berr
afisr made under the provision of this or
dlnanoc, showing tbe location, aise and
maiensl of tbe ninneellnv nine, the tmlnl
iif'Jnncture with the public aewer.undlln
uamsoi tne person or wraons tn annm
tbe permit was gMUIed tiaretber with tin
time when sucb connection was niadrj.nn
sbntl make auch ott er record relatliiL
aberetnaa said committee may direct.
hfcJCTlUN t.Aay person Hula I lag an;
of tbe Dnivislonaof sctioiis 1 or 4 .,r iki
ordinance, .hall tisn conviction tbrreo
k furs ibe res,rder, lie fined tn a sum uui
excuedlng fifty dollars. A true copy.
tHtteat: U F.l,oNN,
,, jicirirr
I'asted the common council August 7th
lMK.and aunmved bv Hi, mutnr .ln.n,i
7th, law. UEO. ll.LIAMM. Miiyor.
HMlrm.Oragon, spt. Uth, Isuo,
a--ot K.LX) ltecorder
Mining Application No. 2.
Ukited States LArn Orrioa,
Ollioox CitT, Oiasron, Aug. 1, 1880.
VrOTlCKIihereb given that the Capital
11 Consolidated Uold and Hllver inln-
iua miiipauy, n. -r. wnaawick, pmildcut
. .. .....i-i.
buse puotofflrs address Is -salem
nasthls day filed his applluitloa for
patent for Jiajn linear taet of ih. iSinii
(ktnaulldated Uold and Hllver mine or v-li,
Hearing gold and silver, wltb surface
ground BOO feet In width, sittmt.-d ln lien
line mining district, muni v of .Marnm....i
siiiie ,., uregnn, and designated by the
field notes and official nli.ta on .1 1 ln ..
ofilceas lot ta m. emld lot No. am be
ing described aafnllowa, to wit: lleginnlui:
"l.o.nr5't ,n P'"" w,,h monnd of stona,
wllb bearlns tree corner N'n. I. ih.....
k. 17 ., cuu feet to aune In mound or
stone with bearing tree corner No 'JMheucc
. T.f w., M1 leet to atone in mound of
lone corner .Nu.!r, thence . 17 w., SUi
feet iu nick In place with mound of atone,
corner No. 4: tlirniv. a ?ai a. ..'
Rli1" ' '"fflnnlnf. Magnetic varlatlo-
Ik" bi if runtulntoK 41 Xt acres. Th
u.iu in ,uin mine is recorded In Ibe
recorder iidloe af Marlon counly, Oregon.
Any and all persons claiming adversely
?ThP"'L'od,0' "ua Capital fj.inilldated
Oold a.d alWer mine or surface grouud
arereouired t m, tDr ndverse claims
wltb the rrgl iter and receleer of tbe O.H
iandomceiit Oneun ftttv. in th. .........
Oremin, during tne sixty days' period of
publ ration thereof, or they will be burred
uy Tinueonu previsions of the statute.
:I9-M
J. l. Ari-EHiON.
Keglfter.
I?
IA
Capital Dairy Co
A. 0 ralrchlld. B. J, Kelly and
ars prepared to deliver flieab milk
cooled on ice, to any earl of Ue dty,
"'ave orders at Mlnto a Low'ssUble.
PRINTING.
MS?? ,n. !."" raU-Tibf.
FortUu(t
ibe HtauT .7drw:-rT..7;!,. '
JtPWwwl satitstb -.-1 asi i. TT
ffti'i"? Job Prt"U", and itaSsJuert
legs! blanks. "fe. u WAJW
i. Jt'-'" intrHa7.m nranTn.,
Capital City Kstunii
Jas. Batchelof, Prop'r.
W.rmNttAIIrrHr?frf ikilttv
ol.lnl;uUi,te, --sa-llit-f
asntyee etwtsi -Mr SMai.
Cotwt.asrswt, Ulwssa Joumsj umm4
'Morgan & Meirj;
City Draymtnl
Alt Work Sab. will. .- . .
nalch. ifiTfi'-arL'
FRESH
MILK
Only tha ksjat i
' ftra asnployet
WlILAMETTE VALLEY
P
1 am M'ilii:t- at my mnrkcls on State ud Court streets,
nicatsat tlio Iblioniu; jititis:
llOILKD llECFfnmi 0 to 8 Cent
KOAST 11EEK BCtnti
GOOD STEAK
KEKFliy tlis Ql'AltTEH
MUTION by tbo QL'AHTEIt
POHK by the QUAHTER
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For Boys and Yqung Men.
COURSES: I'repiirutory, CoiiiiiiL'rcliiluntlClneJ(ui. Easy to reach;
hourly iruiim run lulweeii F.irllnml uinl VuiuiitiVfr. All denomination
iw-e v.fl Numla-r of bonnier llmltt-il, wirlv application uecerwiry.
I'urliiK tlwpuat jfurntiiiluiilM were In nt(eudfiioe from I'Hilfornl., Ore
gon, .Miuituiui, Jtliilio, Jlritlsli Coluinblu uuil WaaliluirUiu ut large.
for Lutulnifiif uinl iletnlled lufoiiu itiou HddreMs:
JtEV. DIKECTOK Ht. JuiiieM C'ullfge, Vauoouver, Wnali.
uniy AUSiniciDOOi
SAMPLE COPY
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ST. LOUIS
WEE-SLY
GLOBE-DEMOCRAT
Sunt fa to Any JUitas.
"8eiid'your Hame at once to
GLOBE PRINTING Co
MEATS.
8tolOOrt
6 Cent
7 Cet
7 Ctnti
E. C. CROSS.
WILLAMETTE
UNIVERSITY
i.rnatiutMHtuaenU tn
Classical, Literary, Scieotife,
IteicArlandTblogf.
Normal, IJasiness, Law,
AKII
MEDICAL COURSES
It is the otdet, largest and least eir
slve Institution of loarnlug In tbe Norta
West. HcIksiI opens first Monday In Hepurabar
Heud for uutalogue to
THOH. VAN HCOY.
PrMldrOL
'7. Halem. OregvB.
IP" I
Tnriv
V J.N III I. I
it .irjuinuivii
Ji
St. James College
IXMAIlinVrnilVW Wit nrnmnllr
,'C uuil reliably exHcutrd bv the
Ui BALEM Altsi'UAirr i.an'H iHi..
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