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A BOtllE WHO CAN TALBt
Ererybody has heard of " horee Uuh.
but who has erer seen an equine sifted
with the powerof tpeecb? Suchanantmal
would be pronounced a mlraele: but to
would tbe telejTapb and the telephone a
hundred yean ato. Why. eren try re
cently a cure for conwmptloc. wfclcb la
nnlTeratllr acknowledged to be eorofula
ffectJnr tie lunirf, would hayebeen loosetj
upon as miraculous, but now people arq be
rinnlrur to reallie that the dUeato It npttn
curable. Dr. Pierre's Ooldcn Medical Dts
corery will cure It, If taken In Ume and
Siren a fair trial. TfiU worM-renowned
remedy wlU not make new lunn. but II
will restore diseased ones to a healthy itttn
when other mnuubaTe failed. Thousands
ratefully tesUfy to this. It Is the most
Extent tonic, or strencth-restorer, altcra
re. or blood-cleaoser and tiutritlTC. or
Bead-builder, known to medical science.
For Weak Lunss, bplttlnc of Blood, Uron.
ehltls. Asthma, Catarrh in tho Head, and
all Ungertajr Courhs, It W (in unequaleU
remedy. In derangements of the stomach,
Mrer and bowel, as IndUestiixi. or J)r
pepsla. Illllourcess. or "Liver Complaint,"
Chronic DUrrhca. and fccdrwl ailments. It
is a soTcrcljrn remedy. .....
- Golden Medical DiseoTcrr"ls tho only
medicine of It) clsss. ld by druzyists,
under a printed, guarantee, from the
manufacturers, that It will benefit or cure
In eTery caso of disease for which It l rec
ommended, or money (add for It will be
promptly refut-ded.
Coprr'tht. JS. -iy TVoLtj Dis. Mac Aine.
S30o;i
lOFPEUED
rUinminlactar.
ft of Dr. arc'j t'at.irra lien'Ji. for an
iccuraDiti cseooi iaurrn in wo mc-m.
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areaaloaacr any kind. It will be In 1lf intail H
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DIAMOND'S
MmU Home, Kldrldf Bioek, Halem
ADDITIONAL LOCAL
An Accidental Shootlag at
Luke Labish.
GILIXD DIN.VER IT THE WILLIMEHE.
Personal A flairs and Local
Events Hounded up by ,
Journal ltcporters.
Well, Well, Well! The Al-
buu Hentlil records this narrow
mcape: A Mr. Moore, living 0111-
half tulle west of Pleiuuut Monie,
near Sandy, on Satui.luy, the tllh
lust., while arruiiL'iiiir eonie tritium
atluir n'xjut his wi-ll-curb, alippfd
and fell head tlrt into his well.
Now, the well U sixty feet deep
with twelve or thirteeu feet of water
lu It. Mr. Moore turned lu tin
water as all jjood direr do, came
up to the surface of the water head
first aud shouted for help. Kick
McCord, who lives ut Kagle i-rwk.
Happened to be passing that way 11
half an hour later, and on seeing
the well lope shaking violently,
aud seeing uo one at the wtll,
alighted and upproaclied with mueh
trepidation thesceneof this wonder
ful feat of Mr. M -ore. Looking
down, there, perched upon a ledge
of the curbing, r.U Mr. Moore un
hurt, though wet. Mr. Moore says
lie does not care to repeal the pel
foruiance, though the entire com
uiuulty wonders how it was doue.
A Quand Dinner. Last Sunday
the dining room of the Wtllaaiette
was a scene of festive plc.su re dui
lug the dinner hour that Is rarely
seen outside of the best hotels ol
metropolitan cities. Afa might be
sceu by the list published in jester
day's JuUknal a large number of
the elite families of the city were
present aud the unanimous verdict
was that 11 umre complete and pteu'-
u ruble, menu could not hnvo been
prepared, everything that could
lempt the palate being included
therein, every dish being prepared
I lu the highest art of the i-uisiue and
served lu a maimer to challenge the
admiration of the most fastidious.
It Is to bu regretted that crowded
space prevents the publication of
the bill of fare in full as was intend
ed, but these Sunday dinners of The
Willamette, as indeed Its everyday
preparations, are making the hotel
famous and popular at home and
abroad.
Accidental SiionnNa. Sunday
afternoon Marion Yartier, living 011
the north side of Lake Iabisb, and
auother man were out hunting,
Yarber's companion having a 22 cal
ibre rifle. In crossing a wet foot
log, the companion, who was walk
ing in front, slipped and fell, the
hammer of his gun striking in such
a manner as to discharge it. The
ball struck Yarber aud entered at
the inside point of the left shoulder
blade, glancing upward and continu
ing Its course beyond the poer of
Dr. Smith to liud it, though he
probed six inches. Yurier is not
dangerously wounded and will get
along alt right. He in about years
old aud unmarried.
New Hakness Maker. Mr. M.
Beemer, of Independence, has pur
chased the harness shop of 15. F.
Wiley, near R. M. Wade & Co's
store on Commercial street aud will
continue the business at the saiuu
place. Mr. Wiley has been a pros
perous aud popular tradesman dur
ing his time in business here aud it
is expected Mr. Beemer will have
like experience, as lie' is well spoken
of as a mechanic and citizen. The
Juuiinal welconus him to our
bustling, thriving city.
A Musical Theat. Uemember
Miss Parrish, Salem's favorite sopra
no, Is to sing two solo at tiie opera
house to-uigbt. This is a chauce
not to be neglected, aa Miss l'arrish
is now singing lu I'oitlaud aud
everyoue will go to hear her to
night. She poHsesses a beautiful,
high and clear soprano voice aud la
always enjoyed. Be sure aud hear
her.
BUICIllE AT WOODBUKH. Last
K'inJay afternoon at & o'clock the
body of L. Evaus, a laboring tuun
40 yean old, waa found hanging to u
tree in Woodliuru. He wan tickly,
without ineuui, a stranger (havluK
come to Woodburti u few dayn U
fore) and ho concluded to leave IIiIh
world of care. That was tho con
clusion of thocoroner'H jury.
I'i.kasant l'KAita. Thin ofllcc
force U indebted to Mr. D. D. Pret
tytuau for a basket nf iiuhi tooth
tome pears, which were enjoyed hj
nil. What Mr. 1'reltyniun doetni'i
know about gathering nnd arrang-
jog fruit aud other ptoducta In uol
worth kuowlng.
AWAV OKK. The plera for tlie
big bridge at Salem, were fiulslud
on Friday, the lOlli. The contract
ors will get their force of men at
work lu putting up the steel spans
aHHooii aMsuflicleul material urrlves.
Bllverton Appeal, Oct. 18.
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Council Jikbtino, This even
ing occurs the regular semi-monthly
meeting of the Salem common coun
cil aud the usual grist of Interesting
business will be up for consideration.
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Have you seeu those small easel
black bouids for children? F, U,
Dearborn has Just received a stock
oftheui. 903 Cpmmercial street.
The Court street jeweler wauts a
good frwtb cow, 1-t.
Highest of all in Leavening Power.
PMf,
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ABSOLUTELY PURE
(iUI)I) UUTI.llllK r'0:i SALKM.
Majority fl he State Hoard of AgricBl-
inre Will Favor Liberal
I'arsrs.
Sunday's Orvgonluu has this to
' f the prospects for tho uext
state fair:
There ure good grounds for expect
ing that n more liberal policy will
nereafter prevail, tit least for next
year, in the state fair association.
There seems to be n disposition on
the part of the majority of the board
to provide larger pursis for good rac
ing events. It is not likely that any
p irtion of tliee.-irniugs of the present
year lll bedouated towards paying
otr the standing debt of the society.
The into-est v ill be prompt y paid,
but as Mr. Hush, the owner of the.
irouudi, does not care particularly
about Immediate payment, and as
the society can better Invest the
money lu extra premiums, such
course will likely be pursued.
The property is yielding Mr. Bush
an annual Income of 8 mt ceut on
the investment, and he reeius to be
satisfied with that. Among the
members ot the board who are In
clined toward a libeial policy in the
way of premiums are Messrs. T)e
Lashmutt, Loonoy, Bybee and
Kuiek. They are disposed to favor
the ottering of liberal purses for fast
horses. The agricultural element
has alwayn objected to this proposi
lion, but as a matter of experience
It has always been found that when
large piirnes are tillered, the racing
receipts pay for the other premiums.
When small ones are ottered the ag
ricultural premiums go by default.
The bet policy, therefore, appears
to be to give a few large purse, like
J2,IXX) to $J.o00, for good horses, and
not fritter tho money away in so
mauy small purses.
Oregon Compared.
The following is clipped fiom a
letter written by a ynuug native of
Oregon who is now attending the
Northwestern university at JJvan
stou, Illinois, hi which Oregon is
compared with that ceuntry: "It
hometimes seems that we are a long
ways from our native land. I frequent
ly Hud niyrelf counting the time
when we shall turn our steps towartj
the sounding sea.
While th're are many advantages
here that Oregon dues not yet
possess, yet the natural resources of
the Willamette valley are far ahead
ot anything I have seen since I left
there. This has been an excep
tionally bad year throughout this
part of the country for nearly all
kinds of farm products, lieuce fruit
and vegetables are very high. Ap
ples and potatoes are $1.50 per
bushel, and peaches Mx to eight
d dlars. Most of the peaches here
are shipped from California and
Oregon.
The .veekly visits of the Journal
seems most like meeting an old
friend. In many respects this is a
beiutiful place, nature and money
have both doue much to inakei.
attractive. The only thing lacking
is some of Oregou's excellent
mountain sceuery fur a back ground
with a few Mt. Hoods with theii
fleecy snow caps would make tin
scenery complete."
The aliove was not written foi
publication and the Jouhnal ask
the indulgence of the writer for th
liberty taken in using it.
At thi: Oi'kka Hduijk. Mr.
James IUha will hing "i)arling," ut
MiiM rfcrilier'rt Heading to-uiglil;auil
(Ilia (xipular wng, when rendered In
lilt magnificent baritone, willcuuriii
uveryiine, ile in a favorite with all
who have heard him in the pant
and will win fresh laurela to night
Hear him.
Crook County. County Clerl
Arthur iIo.lgt-8, of Crook county,
has forwurded his county tax roll t
the secretary of statu with the lol
lowing nummary lelala: Indebted-
neM, KjI8,20o; exemption, $114,000
tout taxable property, 1,208,800,
number of )olU, 317.
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Notice. I shall pay no blllr
hereafter except of my own con
tracting. A.J.JJahkv. It
Lumiiku. Coiilractora and par
Ilex contemplating biUl.liug, shouln
not full lo cull on J. 1'. Jucotwoii foi
estliu.ilew on rough and 1 reused lum
ber. Yard uutl ollk-e near agricul
tural works. a)oo d-tf.
No Don't. Don't kick about tin
flue full weather, but make the betn
of it by bringing your fruit to 8iuin
Farrjr &. Co. 'a. They pay cash uud
then sell you groceries at bed-rock
rates.
KXCITK5IENT
runs high in this el'y over System
liullder, as everybody is using It for
caiarrn or ino tjtoniucii, uonsunip
lion Dyspepniu, Impure blood and
to built' up the System it certaiulj
mu.t be mi excellent preparation,
when everybody speaks so well ol
It. diwyr
nibburs's Itlicuantle au Liver fills.
These nil. l arose entlflcnllvaimnounded
indi
an eommosly followlnjf Ilia use ol pillk.
snauniioiii. in actum, no (rlplni
ar bain
mi vuiu.nuaiy lunov
Toer are sdanled to
Doin suuiu ana ebll
drea with perfect safety,
they hiivenueauul In the
We vuaianlA
equal imuecureorickliead
ache, cnntiputlin,dyiieauiand billli.us
ues; urd, as an nppelUer, tbey exuell an)
ol ber preparation. 177 IT
Matl&i A W4Ar, SOU sets, "
U. S. Gov't Report, Ax, 19 -889
V. Ii. Wade, of North Rulcm. Iisr
a full line of Rcneml iercl.audlni;;-i;,.i
ana Is giving nway liauusome IkhiKo j simui stsiu am
with cash purchases. tf
Bettkk Do It. If you nro not
recclvlug the Dally Jouknai. give
It ntrlal. Fifty ceut a mouth by
carrier.
The tleet Man In the World.
TTell, If not positively the beet, one of
the wisest l be ho check dlneano at the
alartlu biaown ayatem. In prenervlnir or
restoring the hi-uven-triuiUsl gin nf
health, he deserve profound considera
tion. Ilia example la worthv to be lull
btted. The complaints which nftllct us
are largely attributable ton wnntof tone
in tho tomaeli, either Inherent or Inflicted
by ournelxtM tipou that much nbuwd te
poaltory of the fond that mould nourish
in. battalia reaulremenUtluudveiltt?
A wholewime tonic None m a4Kl. If we
relr upon exierlence and temlinony, hh
unttetter momacn uittera. uutucuim
ted allutulanta won't do. Kesulutlon, na
well aa tnvlgorntlnn of the dlaeatite M.
cera. U not to be effected or thee.
ThrwUith the afency of the itnmnchle
numi-d, atrength of the entire lyttem la re
trenched..dyapeplaund bllluuaneaaoer
mme, MaHrial, kidney, bladder unci
rhuemallc complnlnta are eradicated by
thli aalutary reformer of 1 1 health.
0. D. MUTTON, Prop.
Caitttir of all kind made to order.
MILL MACHINERY,
PLANINO MILLS,
COKNICra,
MtTTAL FRONTS,
W1IKKIJ3, PCLLin-S,
and special catlings ol any style or pat
tern made In short order, smooth and re
liable In eveiy particular.
Repair aayilachinery in Short Order.
lurnlnx lathes, engines, hop prenaei.
and hop atoves built, will makeellmnte
on any Iron work needed. (Juod price
paid for old Iron. 3-lS-lm
Flffl MILK.
Capital. Dairy Co
A. C. Kalrehlld, B. J. .Kelly and
are prepared to .deliver flreab milk
cooled on ice, to any pan 'of the city.
Leave orders at Htnto 1-ow'a stable.
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batcholor, Prop'r.
WarmIeak at All-Uours of the Day
Non- but white labor employed lu thi
eatabllaliment. A (mid sutwtaaUali meal cooked In first
clis style
Twenty-five cents per meal.
R B D FRONT,
Court street, between Journal Office and
Mlato'a Livery.
NOTICE!
$25,000 REWARD
To the party receiving the largest list
of niuei for
The Grand New
Illiastratedj
HISTORY of UTAH,
By HUBERT H. BANCRQFT,
Ths Errinent Historian.
Ready ut last- (July true bistorynf Mor
nunUui puDlldbed
nu-reliui, powerf
Itormons un I (Jem
urn Imitinir. Inlen.lv
nu-reoliui;, powerful Kadorsed ullku by
Jtormons un t Oenllles.
VVONDEKFUL ADVENTLUtES
Of rrapiwisnndTMYellerit lllmxly Indluu
,nu 'rnllll.... .... ,.n .. . ......
nu-,..lulllllUHI.lllllklH lUrfJn.tlO. HUU
miraculous ecuies..iue ruinous uauite
A.-MocUtlin, Etc, Etc.
MYSTERIES OF POLYGAMY.
Tbe lit 111 ii IInuse..CeleHtl.il Marrliee
-Uouiro Itellxeoua Cuioin..lll02niptiy of
iviiuiim iiune, Hit inrillHi;.' m a tioei
yet true hlatoo.
A nuid nous; to sell. Krerybodr wanU
It.. lercuHUUi, dinners, lleetiiulei, und
Uclas-we baee eagerly nwalled tlie ap
pearance of ibis remarkable buuK,
COOK 1.0TEL
State aad Uigk Street.
G. W. ANDERSON, PROP.
Siceessor (o W. IL COOK.
Tke Conk notol Is oppoaltr court house
-onvelent to business part of city and
itreet car line runnlur mat the dnnr
talea 11.09 to H00 a day, nocordlnj u
-I.!, npveiai ierp w noaruers ana
'.untile.
MttBOf k WiLLAHD,
Dealers In
Fresh andSalt Meats.
Markets at nnd 31 1 t'ommerelal Ht.
Prlctof HeaU by tbe quirt'... ,..Jc.
Mutton by tbequarter..........7c.
Pork by tbe quarter...... ......7c
Bolls............. .... . s to sc.
Itoasts .. . ...... jtc.
Johnson's Uoirersal Cyclopaedia.
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miwv eminent sebelsrs si editors u.id
JOCO eminent specialists from all parte of tbe
worlds contributor, whose names are
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.yclnpsMla, the ctnrwHr will be plead
o show you be work, Iboueh you may
aotpurcbaae. Address (J C.ItlUIWKIt
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PRINTING.
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eelUtof Job priailngrurni mUl.Mru 0
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
tx win buy the OiiRi.t, Tim: WUitku
wlili 7iu,hitn.cter.tiinUl5 rurllio himiik
L'aikiidki.l, wurniiileil loiUi boiler worn
Iimiiiiii machine untile.
It combine simpm. m wllh l)int.tini-
m.M'lMl, KAK 111 tll'KUATIHN, went
IoiiKtrllli"Ut iicl f rvixilrliitJ ttinti iiny
ollirr iimrlilne. Ila no In1 rllilyui 10
lHillierllitHnilor, Ills ne.il, Mib.tnn
llitl.ultkrl plan il, perliTl unit iiitiilrit li
TtiWlXnuloi?'Xl
SSSScw'Win'iAfflKVprr"
.r'ffivT.r'.'.'.r.rat'.'.r 'wh.m ,
Mliiiil lliu work of II10 DoiiliiK Cask
Wliri.1.. . ,
c.1.,1 i,t, .,..,,, -in imiuin..
liel mile Airem anil miipiiiu'u wnium
rhic.iL'ii. III.
H-hUkl
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KinnfiPr nafir
AMOS STRONG
271 Commercial Street.
French nntl Oerninii Wheat mill
Hye Hrctils in City Styles.
Vlt'inm Uolln.
SI'ICCIALTY OK FANCY CAKES.
Pastry nntl Confectionery
It.iUliiB In Full Stool:.
5Iy new hrt-iid mill cuke hnkors
art first-L-l.iuK itrlisls In tliuir line,
iiml I aim to have
Everything as Fine as the Finest.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
South of Chomotcetn Motel,
SALKM, - - OKEGON
JOHN G, BARR,
Watihus and Silverware.
JEWELLER, 169 State St.
SCIENTIFIC OPTICIAN.
Speelnl ntUMitlun to iiiciiurliiKil fii-llve
ttlit nnd kI.i-m-i llllid AntiKUtlul uill
lit all t) t'. (ilaiM". lorcrltlutl iiiNUiiimnd
uud tilled Iiiui.ut.
WATCHC5, ETC.
A now stock nf lI(kUk, silver mill trohl
watchfs', mlveruurs uml Jew In ; whtct i
wilt (Aibulil clieiip. AUnului tr I
PAWNED WATCHES
will bofiohlat Itsfthiin hulfilielr nhu
Uull ami cuuvilicv ouiM.ll.
Hilling A))li(.'ii(ioii No.
U.MTEU H TAT1.H tiANI. Of VICK,
OlttOON UlTY, urcrou. An;. 13, lJ.
NOI'IUKU lieichj kImii til illhuCipilal
C.HibMlldalc.1 l.iiul ami .Mlei ...hi-
c.i..iidaud .1.....1 .um .-live. ;..i...
iu;coinp.iuy. rt. K. cliaduRk, pieslileul,
HUO.ll O.UjIIlCt)IUUIIes I- -Alt-Ill, UUK"H
lias tliU da tiled Ills iipplli-iittnii lor it
pturiilfur .ml linen' K'ei ul 111. i t'ipilil
CoiiKOlidaleU (ioKliiuil Mllwr uiliiuor fln
buiiliii; gulil ami lltir, ilu Miri.u-.
Ltrnuiiil txni Irel lu width, miii it.il In lien
lliK-iiiiuliD.'UI-.inct luiint ol Jl iniin.iMl
fcUlH f .ilf.-Jii.il. .111(1 iltl;II..Uit llj t.i.
lltld note-. .iiidolllil.il plalii lllo In tlil
otllimts lot .No -Jin. .-.Oil Hit .No J 1 1 i Iw
lui; iliMriljtcl inl'.ill.iuo, in uit lli-xiiiiiln;
alii nn-'R 111 placv lltll liii.lltld ol ntiim,
viltli Ovirln; lieu turner o 1; llieiit'
N. 17J j, lw In-1 to i-l,nc In itioui.it nl
stone ttltn bearing trcti cm nei'Ziti j;tlitini
.v,7l" w f.uifeet in itunu In in. iiml ol
slonv lorner Nu. 3; tlieiiiv s. 17 t . to.
feet In ric'K in pluen ullli iiniiiinl nf -Iuih
corner So. I, Uicuecs. 7- i. .JVI Ket to
plavu of In gin ii I m;. Miirnt'lli i.ui illmi
iv io rr r. , tiiiii.iiiiuig iinij nt'res ill.1
Itxuition ot UiiS iMtix? i-i rtriJttl In n.
nworUer'oll.c.)I .Marlnn tt)imif Oilxoik
Any ami nil peiMjn.H tl.ijnilh;,' iutiihvi
an portion ol uhl CntJitJil i ;iivtllilait.
(r lil Hrttl llVtT IlltllU il MirJ.ltO KHJlllKl
aruiiqu.itd to lliu ihvlr mitin' (.UiUn
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liituloilUttHt ungon (.iii.ln tnu tilut,(
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IN DARKEST AFRICA
V
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wo k w iitmi l,y L e.ir. cnilM U "m I'iU.
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p bit of
CHARLES SCniBNEIVS SONS
An'1 that IK csnrswloz s.ent carries a c. U dcate
if auuey Irota ui.
A. L BANCROFTS CO.
132 POST STREET,
antral Aan.s fer the Pacific Coast
J.tiii.si-i. rillon,..li) at ut Jm Murl.i.
iuuiity,Maleii.trtKn.
.KolilliyT. Mi-P. PATTON,
OS Htnlo St., Kilnii,
ENGIISHIADE
STEEL PENS
4 OBsmplj Pens, different pattorni, In
I afl Nickel Plate I irri.ii tti-r.
sent post-paid, on receipt of it iiliN'XU.
PERRY & CO., London. wb. itm,
U. t. , 810 Dfoadsar, IJw York,
Oreoniiin Uuil Itoail Coiiimii
General ofllces norlliwest corner fin,
and I'luu itreeu, I'tirtlaud,
KA8T MIIIK,
From Tmuird
Portland RLatloiu. I'ortliind
HIlTer-Coburc I'ort'ndr.trtV
tonao iruill mull i;.xp
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Tickets for West Hlil.i t Minus fir silo n 1
foot of .lertersun al, TlekeU fn" liil sliti
taflnns for ante ut Union ilep.it, lor !!
(ind J streets. t'llAx. N -ffOT.
(Ian. HunL AUta.V. W.avl'uku. Ili
14Mly
Fruit and Farm
Vo have on our hooks smno choice ImrganiH in lino Garden nnd Fruit trnoti
ot S, 10 nnd i0 acres each. Uur pinion and hint tracts tiro nil lino olevutod lands'
(lot') Mill k Soil, lUld gOOll driUIHlgO, tying OUSt ol tl.O City 111
FAIRVIEW, GARDEN
Close in to tho C.vriTAL Citv
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ilwnnoninikt't or vour nroductH. J'ruit mnd.s nro
Htotulily. Xs'o invostmont win
l,otl1 tl10 1,iso m tllu ,nieU n,Ml
.
improved 5UDurDan Acre rroperty,
with growing 'Tuit, consisting of T oh, Plants, Vines, otp. In fnrniB wo hnvo m
prove'tl and uniinproved, huge and small, on the prairie or in the hills, ns you like it
CITY ritOPEUTY of every desorii tion, inoitiding some first-ehtBS busini-HK places.
Englewood!
The Best of them nlll Hourob nnd Lots on the iiiritnllmont plan.
SALEM LAND COMPANY,
INSURE IN YOUR HOME COMPANY
"Tlie State."
Aarieil tienrtj one tlilnlof a million
in: i m. iii:i:i.i:u, ciiy .kuu.
And prcliiliueiitfnr Miirun count), llf-
lit- w til lilt.' L,lli,lll).
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
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riiLLlAi IIL'Fl'li'l iSLEEI'EHS.
rOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
bur uittiiiiiiiudaliiiii
Ol MlllMKt
' passenger utUtlitil to .i".;iru trilm.
iVest Side Division. llehwn I'oi'ihn.i
dinl Ccivallis:
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u i.iio. ai-tp-.. cic, apply In thi. Oiiiipa
O aviu mlciii, uitkuii.
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ml Iwnicrii.iiul oiilliirii ihiiiiis.
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CITY, HAMPDEN PARK AND AUBURN
with its Caniiory find Evu)onttor.s that will tjivo youeood
unng iii'ttor rorurns tiiun
tl10 ",c'roi,so '" Srowtl1 of
i n i t a r
CIIBAP
I inn selling nl my innrlicts on Stnte nml (Out t sliccli,
iiii'iil.s ul (lit; iollouiiig piifis :
1IOILKI) 11KKK from Ota 8 CenU
KOAST lU:i:K- 8Cnli
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YANCOllli, WASHINGTON.
Tlie St. James College
For Bows and Younc Men.
COUHSKS: I'rrpiinilory.CoiiiiiicrfiiiliiinlCliifiHlciil. EosylerH5:
. ....I ilium um in.iwi'fii i-oriiiinti
i. . . iMm"'l'r '" iMstrilfrH liiniti'il, inrly uiiiilicullnii iiextir.v.
DiuiiiKilif nisi .MMirsltiilfiiiHucrvIn iiituiiilLMiL-t) rnini (.,iillforni. Ore-
Kin, ai.iiilniiii, Miilm, llrilli.li Ciilunil,!,, nml NViiHliluutnu ul lurire.
iMirUitiiliiuiifiiini tlfiiiiltil Inliiiiiuitioii inldifKs:
ltl'.V. Ul UlICl OK Hi. JiiiniM College, Vancouver, WVc'i.
II II ,1 lOiiinJDna -r. IN MARION COUNTY. Work prom
V IMI m S ""l n'""I'l x-till by the
wiin xiuou (lll UUUlo balk.m a nsi uact & land to.,
KUAN K . , ATKlto, li
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Advertise Your Businessl
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$1.00 Per Year
IS THE
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And
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Jlwwm wllh 11 view in nK Wl1li tb j0UIINAIl ,W specialty
11 fCUIiiKiicc-iiniif Uiftiriiinilnii coiiivriiliiK Irult prowlug nml ftrmli
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viumlilu proporty, nnd nro risinB
hnn ouo whoro tho invosf.ni. ...
0110 wiioro tlio investor m.a
trccs Ve ftlH0 Iwivc a uiC0
POST OFFICE KLOCK.
MEATS.
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UNIVERSITY
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