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

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Newspaper Page Text'wmtifTp??' i " st,tt i US- -iK'TS X J TELEGRAPHIG DISPATCHES. iggMiited Press ltepert aid Digests f all Iapertait VwsfTI)ay. MISCELLANY. WAl.L8THF.ltT NEWS. Wall street, New York, 10KB n. m. The exchange aloek market opened cxi ned, liut weak. The lint showed mi opening u general decline of to J p. r tviil. Rl.lOHT BSCI1URAOKMKNT FHOM LONDON. LoSioN, Bug., Nov. 13. Price how a fracllotial per cent of an advance for An-ericau securities. THAT BURSTKD UANK. New York. Nov. 13. -The North Kiver tmiik did not open this morn in... The hank official felt sure It iiUl pull through all right. They said that the lak probably could nut resume huslueas for several days. The bauk examiner says a statement of the bauk'a attain will b ready OOII. EMINENT REUOIOUS EDITOR DEAD. Ntw Bedford, Mas.. Nov. 13 Dr. Henry Dexter. D. D., editor of the Cougrvgatlonallat, died tblK lunrning. NO DISCOUNT AMONG U. P. BTOCK 110I.DKK8. Boston, Ma., Nov. 13.-Fred Aueit, nay be knows nothing about the repartee dlaantlsfacliou among Union Pailflc stockholders. He liar not wen Jay Gould for six mouths autl does not beheve Gould ever sow what was attributed to him. A OHEAT PUBLISHER DEAD. Ntw York, N. Y. Nov. 13 Daniel Appleton, founder and hend of the publishing tiruiof D. Apple tun A Co., died tills tuoruiug. He was stricken with apoplexy. ALL ABOUT SEN. QUAY'S MAIL. Washington, D. C, Nov. 13. Post Master General Wauamaker has sent a leter to city Pustmustet Khrrwood, directing that be rein state Mr. M. Watklns, the delivery clerk at that poslofllce who laM Tuesday was temMrnrily suspended fur telling Senator Quay's son ii fulbtr's mall went to the dead letter office now, she having explaiuid that no disrespect was meant. POLITICAL VERY KIND AND CLEVER CONDUCT. BotrroN, Mass., Nov, 13. A peeial from Portland, Me., sayt the democrats iu tbe first Maiue district hare decided not to contest Speaker Head's seal in tbe next bouse of representative. CLEVELAND GIVEN A RECEPTION. The reception to Cleveland at the capltol lasted uutil 12m The uiul titude passing before him and shook LU tand. THE OLD ROMAN BANQUET. Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 13 To dry marks the 77 tb anniversary ol Oil- birth of Allen G. Thunuali and the democrats of tbe nation have ma le the occasion owe to do homag to the distinguished mentor of theii party at the armory this eveulug. Thousand of guests, representing the supreme intelligence and leader ship of tbe p- riy will be seated at banquet to be itiveii by I lie Tbur mun club. Tbe city is iu gala attire. Ex-President Cleveland came Iu on au early train later, called on Mr. Thurmau. At 11 o'clock a publli reception tooK place at the govern nieut ottloes. Ktr-KhKK CuUBT. Balem, Nov. 13, 1890. Nancy A. Olivaut, app ; vs Tbos. M. Olivaut, reap., appeal from Douglas Co. Argud and submit, teil. V. R. Willis, atl'y for app.; i. C. Kullertou and J. F. Hamilton, att's for reap. S. C. Flint, administrator of ewlate of Humphrey Fllut, reap., rs It. Pliipp, W. K. Willis, Carrie Willis, 6. Hauilltou. G. A. Taylor and C. Kioto. in, apps.; apiieal from DuUglar Co A rgtk-d and submitted. J. C. Kullertou and J. F. Hamilton, attV for reap. W. R. Willis, att'y forapp. - aWTKL AKRIVAL8. COOK HOTEL. H C Morris, Vancouver. 0 W Waterbury, Woodburn. J W Hamilton, ftawhurg. F W Lodbetter, 8au Francisco. ii A Itlley, Albany. J Grow. tit Paul. Mad Happy. No man, woman or child Is ao happy as tbe oue wbo fts his luouey's worth; bene tht oilllug fa-ea always visible at Far far & aju.r,, Tbefuncialof Wesley Huauuon, of Kugene, an old pioneer, will Uke Place t the Congregational cltunli 2 P. m. Friday, Rev. P. H- Kuigbt 0tUtlB(. A Ray f Ktj. For all wbo are held by tbe chain or scrofula or other deaths of tin Wood ouue trow Hood's rUr ;irlila, which by imparting tin leamiU rf gtsa) health ami ''itHi to Hie vital fluid, dlanlve taa4a dlsaas a and seta tbe puv Re. No tube remedy tu " fAMMbUM tile Boalii va eeon- my. it.,. .ir writ and tbe JJ power e Hood'a Bananar- .'"Ml FiKttf Saw F4KtiM. "- Baaakefvl, abad. erab and aaHsic'aFWi Market. Clearing TiaWr Lm4. A Journal reporter an Wed oca. day accompanied E. F. Willis, gen. end agent; Henry Bcbnmakar, local agent, and Abe Purrler, machine manipulator torHtaver Walker, to Geo. K. Allen's farm east of tbe city, to witness tbe worklug of th Hnwkeje Grub and Slump machine, bandied by these gentlemen, and wassuri rised to see tbe easy facility for clearing land provided by thla machine. Willi tbe wwer of one horse on a capstan the niittlatubbora slumps are yanked out In a Jlfly. Another machine, the "O. K." was to have been on the ground and content for honoi, but did not cotne until 3 o'clock Iu tbe afternoon, when tbe Iluwkee had done its work, never missing a stump. Thc"(. IC'wasa little unfortu tiate in its exhibition and after see lug It the fanner were better satis fied with theHuwkeye lha.ii ever. It Is no use to proceed with a eulogx or this machine; the following testl motilal, signed on the spot by farm er who witnessed the performance, and they are all solid men, speak much more eloquently than a tu ne wspn per article. One thing ought to be said, however, and that is that Ale Purrler is a trump at handling machinery. testimonial. East Pai.ku, Or., Nov. 12, 1890. We, the undersigned farmers of Marlon county, Oregon, who hate this day witm-ased the workings of tbe Httwkeye Grub and Stump machine, on tbe firm of Geo. E Allen, take pleasure in saying tbai its power far surpassed our exnecta Hon and that Me fully believe it will do nil that is claimed for it; that thecircumstances were uufavor able for it as test work, the ground being so dry and bsrd, but that it successfully mastered those difil cullies iiul performed unexpecteit work with entire satisfaction. Wi have no hesitancy iu recommend- iuu it. U H Miller John Morris I' Mauuire S Durbiii J M I.eltiel M Mortensen J A Momt C Happlngfield J I) Enrlv A Mortensen W H HuKbes D A Harris David Early S A Hughes M Mogenson J L lluiterwortli W Ashenbitnnrr P Nenaubwauder. We fully agree with the abovt and in further testimonial of the same have this day each purchased oue of the Huwkeje mucliiues. Geo. E. Allen. David Early 4 Sons. CessoastiiB Ike laridisn Disease. With its atteudaut sufferings, can be relict ed aud often cured if Hol- tleu's i-tlieieal Cough Hjrup if tak u prompii. iar" stxe i,oo,Kra.iiioo cents. Kur sale by all druggiat'a. A Har jur fr fit. Itcbinc rile ar known by molstnn tlaepeiaptrallun, owing Intense lteblna ben warm. Tbla form aa well as Blinu HleedlDf and prulrudlDK, yield at one to Dr. Bunaako'a Pile Remnty. wbi cb act Jlrectly on Ibe parts aDvctcd, absorbs tu iura, allays Iteblnsard effecu a perman ent euro. M cenu DrunUt or mall; rrtlae Irea. Dr. Bouako. PhlUdilpbla Pa 4old by MinUb A Htelitw. Exritearit runs high in this city over System Builder, as everbody is using it for catarrh of the Stomach, Consump tion Dspepxni, Impure bliaai and in built-up the K fteni it certahilx tuuot be au excellent preparation, w lien ever body speaks ao well ot it. ddcwr Lumber. Contractors and par ties contemplating building, should not fall to call on J. F. Jacobsoti for extlmates on rough and dressed Iti.'n tier. Yard and ofBce near agricul tural works. tf-26-e o d-tf. Children'! carls for only 23 cents at Crisauiau'a 5 aud 10 cent store. The young ladies and gentlemen who are to take iart In tbe Business Carnival are requested to meet at the opera houau for rehearsal at 7 p. in. Tueday. 11-10 2t. Choice fal poultry wanted. Tur e)H, gceae ami (tucks at highest cusli price, fifty doz. choice fat bens .it 10 cents er pound at Htei ner's market, 160 State St. 10:10 wtf MAKRIKD. DEMOUEST SHUEVE. At Dal las, Polk couuty, Weilnemlay, November 12, 1890, Dr. Q. F. Deinoresi. of Medford and Miss elta tthlevc, of Dallas, Rev. Fulton, ofliclatlng. Dr. Di-moreat 1 a successful dentist at Mi-dford, aud was a former pupil of Dr. I. T. Mason, of this illy, Miss Sbreve baa been one of the most cbtrmlug of tbe society belles of Dallas. That Lfllle Titkllsj Iu your throat, which makes you -ouab once Iu a while and keeps ou constantly cleaili'g your throat, irises front catarrh, and as catarrh is a constitutional disease the ordln iry cougb medicines all fail to bit i he spot. What jounced la a con iituiioual remedy like Hood's Sar apaiiila. M.uiy ieope Mho have laken this medicine for scrofula, iipia, loss ot apetlte, and other troubles, huve been surprised Ibat it ahould cure this troublesome cougb. Hut to know the actual cause of the cougb istoaolte the mystery. Many csser lof consumption can be ttaced buck to the lug lift of of some slight affection as tills. Consumption can be coin rol'ed In II early stauea, and theeflectof Hd,s Saraaparllla in purifying ilie bhaid, builtllng up the general health, and expelling tbe M-rwfulou taint which is tbe cause . if ratarrb'aud consumption, has re stored lo perfect health many per aous on whom this dreaded disease aeeaietl n have a Arm bold. PRINTING. NEOKTHK LAKUKHT IMTAMUHH- " T a 'ilT Ul.i. 9 .m-m m.mm. lhasi um4L iMnm toek lgJ liuiiiu.ir B IP . a SSr a! aZ ttMHUUf.l d Itlll Blatmvaat Bssaavraaapss "- aAliuwkusail . AassaH SMS prte wsn atM -J - rlTM rAGINC MK8 XOTKS. OREGON. The proprltor of this paper waa robbed out of 10 tbe other day for city lloeuse. The city council should abolish that ordinance at once. Baker City Reveille. Tbe "Advocate," published at Arlington, Gilliam county la tbe latest pluuge Into Journalism. We welcome it anionic our exchanges. The foreign shipment of Hour, grain and salmon from the Colum bia river, aa reported in tbe custom bouse clearances for the pant thirty diys, have amounted to 3850,217. This sum Is three times greater than the vulue of all tbe w licit, lumber and coat, that has been "hipped from Seattle, Tac mn mid all other Sound points during thut period. Tills vuH amount of Ore gon products was carried foreign by eleven vessels. Astoria Columbian. Albany once boasted ot a female bind, In years gone by, audit was a' that time considered oue of tbe fl'ieat bands in. the state. Mack M intieth, now of Spokane Falls, wis the leader, and several of the laly musicians are In tbls city yet. Albany Herald. John R. Buttti, of Poo valley, brought in a report of his grain yield this morning and It would greatly assist us in pmvlugthe agricultural uperlorlty of Klamath If otherx would do likewise. From eight teres of measured barley be gathered 700 bushels, the crop averaging 87 tusbels to the acre. From thirty ..ix acies of wheat, oata aud barley lie gathered 1512 bushels, that crop averaging forty-two bushels to the .icre. Klamatb Star. Tbe days are cool and sunny, with light moruiug frosts and scarcity of ggs iu tbe market. Tbe wind, inning ipilte steadily from the lorth and west, has seemingly dls- -ou raged incubation aud kept butter rather stiff at 25 cents a pound This Is written for tbe c uveiiience f tbe weather bureau at Sun Fran cisco, where all the meteorolnglcal changes of the Northwest are being reported by Lieutenant Fiuley, U. i. A. Klamatb Star. Oroville. California,, has a new bind, aud ou will smile when you nesr the rest. The baud is com posed of young ladle and they are learning to play u real big bra horns, such as the men have. In deed, tbe new bund is quite a fad with tbo girls, aud many are the appltcatioLB which are received to join It. Tbe baud is under tbe leadership of Prof. Lockwood, of ruermallto. Oroville Mercury. Mr. W. A. Walker, of Biy, visited our office to-day. He is one of tbe parties deputised to arrest Josh Buckmaster aud O. Sylvester. He wys that wbeu Deputy Sheriff Bob Youutr espied Josh in a close field he rode rapidly up to him and shouted, "Throw up jour bauds!" "Yea, I wll'," replied Josh, with a siieerof coutempt, as he reached for hia gun, but Young was a little too soon, though very little. Bang ! weut Young's six shooter, tbe forty-four bullet crushing through tbe bones ol Buckmuster's right wrist. JtNth betrayed no lack f courage, though Silvester wus a little ''skeered " Bill Shook searched Josh's bloody clotbiug aud tbeu turned to search Sylvester. Get away and wash your bloody hands before you go through my dud?'1 exclaimed Sylvester. But Bill's bauds walked right through the criminal's aiiis, coat and yest aud w Iped themselves off on his necktie. Buukmaster'a wrist is iu a very bad condition, Mr. Walker says, and he objects to am putatiou. Klamath Star. WASHINGTON. The mayor of Seattle was held up bv foot pads Monday evening, but when tbey saw who It was they turned aud rail. Judge Hauford, In the United States District Court on Monday reudered a decision that damages cannot be recovered In au action against election officers. The Oregon whiter apple is the best on earth, aud tbe whole eartb will be Iu market. Farmers of Klamatb, tbe planting of rows of winter apple I rets la the w Isdom of preparing fruit for tbe nicest, clean est, sweetest ana most pmniauie market on tbls eartbl-Hiumatn Star. ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, utrt of Chmltt Hotvl, WAI.SSM, - OHEOON Morgan & Mead, City Draymen I AU wore wiw sw sip. - . paicb. Oulj Ux9 bMt mtu r eoipUjyed. SAVE MONEY ON mots,smesu. mm. C. G. GIVEN ItV. Bottom :-i Cr i-i Prlos Ul WCIAITIM. I. "BIUb'." tnr mm, IVbb's calf, Cr4uoor iy l, a U b- tor 7 II. H'nmTim iim," Utt Liiales, a brtant PHt iola, stylUli assay nisdv,aO.OO U I ,l n savs you nny n bo ' a n d chllarM's bo t IHwilltrlX lw jprtwa. Itifslrtag eVusx. 'itoiu work saAalutd. TsxstlM, CrWIIi. NstM sii Mtrt- The press of the stale Is greatly ezervtsed over tbe subject' of taxa tion, aud cry aloud tor the revlslou of tbe assessment laws-wltli tbe view of securing a more equable asseiueiit. Tbentls, perhaps, no subject so complicated and so dlltl cult to legislate upon as that of au eftVlent assessment law. Each leg. Islut ir Is cotirroiiled with the knotty pr Olvm and doubtless each hits Ills peculiar views. There Is a wide' divergence of 'opinion amongst llieiu, aud, while acknowledging the inadequacy of the present laws, iiiauy choose to "rattier bear the ills we have, than fly to others we know not of." It Is a sulject that has engaged thu attention of law makers from time Imniemorable and Is still au unsolved problem. There Is a coutliiuul war between properly owners and capitalists. Oue clans, pwsesslng tangible property, seeks to escape lis holiest share of state support by undervaluation on the one hand, and on tbe other by a deduction of all Indebtedness. Tbe otlnr class, the capitalist, seek to evade their due share of state support by "sequestering" cash on hand or by an increase of interest ou money loaned or a con tract with tbe borrower to pay fe taxes on lauds mortgaged to be cure imyiueiit. The borrower and those out of debt iu blue cases out of every ten pay the taxes, direct or indirect. The press of the state Is divided. The majority, however, Is in favor of repealing tbe law exempt ing debts. A few favor tbe law as it Is, claiming that credits are prop erty, and, as the constitution pro vides that taxation shall be uniform and equ.il," credits must be taxed, aud If credits are taxed debts nnicl tie exempt, or double taxation would lesult. This Hue of argument is speclou au I logic-tl if we aaau.ue that credits are property. The object of the law, as It stands now, is to conform to the provisions of I lie basic law of the state, ami assays to provide for its execution. But the question arisen: Do tin present assessment laws do Ibis? il I hey do not, whether from a defect of the laws themselves or from t violation of the spirit, while nomin ally fllllug the teller of them, it le morally certain they full tost curt ''uniform aad equal" assessments, and we should therefore pursue a course that will more fully, in ac c irdauce with tbe luteut of tbi constitution, secure that end. That the exemption of credits dues work a hardship both to the state and that class of taxpayers who are om of debt is a fact that cannot be suc cessfully disputed. How to remedy this is the question of to-day. It Ih (taramouut to all others that max come before our talon this w Intel at Balem. That they should meef the demand is the sincere wish, prayer, hope and trust of ao op pressed class of all taxpayers win are out of debt, with prosperity in sight. Uoseburg Plaindialer. Hood's Sarsaparilla i c-.rc.'ulljr rrfpartd 'rom Sarsiparllh luiOillcn, M-iwIr-ke, Duck, 11. sla. -s ji.Ij cr Uerrlei, and utln r well kuow u a: . .'.tulle xcctble iciucUles, Ly .1 1 (u:'.l -.illir.tlou, r. i)rtlon, ai.U rroccs, r ;to Hood's Siraaparllla curative pout t lossesscd ly ether medicines. I Jem rcmark-.LIo curci wliers otlicrs lull Hood's Sarsapariila 'ulic licst LIKt purifier. It curei Hcrolul.i .It i:iicum, Dolls, 1'lmplri, alt Humors J)9peptla, Dlllousnesi, Sick Jteadiclie, Ii.Clsestlon, General Debility, Catarrh, I'.: cumatlsm, Kidney and Liver com ll.Iits; overcomes Th..t Tlnd Feellrg creates an artlte, builds up th stent Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met unparalled luccess at home. Such li II) popuLirlty hi I' well, Mau where it Is inaJe, that U well drugftsU sell mure ot !!u(.U's S .raipr.rllla Ih in alt other inriapa rll! is r Lined purifier.. The t.une auccesh U cxte'tding all over the country. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar In Its strength and economy It U the only reparation ot which cm truly be a ild " 100 Doncs One Dollar." .'. Httlao( Hood'abimparllUtikenaccord int' to dlrcctloua, III last a mouth. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar In the confidence It gains amonf. all cUasca of cople. Where It U once uaid It becorm a n t ivorlte I on'.Iy rrmcly. Do not bo liiiluced to buy oth T rreparatlnns. Ho euro to get tl e IVcullar Medkiue, Hood's Sarsaparilla So'dbriknFClit. fluliforfl. I'reparedb) ai.KOOD lo , Al"Uif'li'w",lMM IOO Doso One Dollar DON'T YOU Want to be Posted ? On Ibe opeulng ol the Umatilla Innerva tion and the mleof lhelot,body ol land In tregon. IF YOU DO, THEN -Subscribe to H);a) Tbe llvpapr oi Eaatorn Oregon TERMS. Dally, tIM a year, U for sis moalbs Heml-Weekly. It.M a year; fl V for all inouiua; weeaiy, tl,(a you, ti.u mriis inontba. EASTOREGOMANPub. Co., FfirelttM, OregMt. M. T, RINEMAN PIAIJIBH SUf4e aid Fiwy Gnftries, CnirkeT, fllswr, Mmpa, Wioa sad Willow ware.. All kinds o milt feed. Alan vrsrtablM add fruits In Ihelnu-awon 'lllghrd 1'iKt paid furc-mnlry produce." , W trilo.tasaarsat'ytNii'PHlriHUtaw. M MlNaMstfiMt. WHAT ISA TUBULAR WELL? Be Sort t) Real and llct no Other A cenulneTubular well la eimntr irted by puliinicduwua three Inch Iron pipe, with no opening!, except top anil bottom dlri nin tl In mid wnlv ouri water e ttoio. No dirt can get In and unl puri water eon be gilonl. mint I he only klndof well that worma and Iiim.pI cannot ol Into, tbal l ab-olulely nuitiu water proof, mid thai la forced through the cement atrata to tbe pure llvltie Hater. II la piMltlvel) tbe only kind of well that la worth building In thin country Jainea A. Kubrrta, Haleni. (realdvnce near fair grotindii) make Iheae welia I eruia reaaouable 10 yenm ex ierl en.. :ll-liii-d-6ni-w UGUIiiylADE- N STEEL PENS IO Sample Peas, different patterns, la SB a Nirkel Plpfe I iralrh Hot. eat post-paid, on receipt ot 10 CE.T. PERRY & CO., London. cttk.i8t4 K. ,0tk. !) Breadanr, Nao York THE YAQUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Development company'! steamahlp line. 226 miles shorter, 20 hnun ls time than by any otnei loute. Kin I inss through pwwenrer nn1 freight llrt imm I'nrtland and all iiointa In the WI amrtte vallev lo and Im n Mau Kranrlaci TIME SCHEBUlE.'Kace Hunnaya). ijeaveAisany l.-OUP lave Cnrvallta ....... . 1:401' U rrlve Ysqulna &10 I" M .eave Yaqulna S.4SAM tjeave Uorvallls lft:Al' irrlve Albany ....... I:10 A a O. A C. trains connect at Albany ait( orvallla. The above trains connect at YAQtUN Itb tbe Oregon Development Cos Lit ilHlMiMahlniOietween anulna and Ha 'ranclsoo. 8AIL1XU l'.TI!S. stkakkiw. raoai taqciwA -arallon, Krldny,. .. June A lllamette Valley, Tuesday July Karallon, nunday ...... ..... .... .." lllamette Valley, Thursday " 1 t'arallon, Tuesday " I HTEAMKUH. rBOM 8AN rK.NClnC" Vlllamette Valley, Friday .June T. 'arallon, Turwdayn July I lltatiiette Valley. Sandav " I arallon, Thursday....................' 1( lllamette Vailev.Tueaday ' It Tbls company reserve tbe rtgt.t U hange sailing datea without notice. N. B. lluiiengem Irotn I'lirtlnnd and al 'V lllamette Valley points can make clow unuectlon with the train- of the AUU1NA KUUTKatAlbsDj irCorvallh id if detdlned to Han htinriHui, ahniili rrange to arrive ut Yaquina tbe evenliu eforedateof nailing. Pawirscrr ssit I'rtlgSt Kales Always It. uel. ror Information apply to Slessn IL'LMAN A l.. Freight and Tlcke .gents aou and 'Sti Front hU, Portland.nr 66 HOUUK Act Uen'l Frt. A Pass. Agt., Oregon faclflr K. K. CO.. LVui-allls.Or O H.HAHWKLU Jr. Uen'l Frt; A Pass. Agt. Oregon Development Co., mi .Montgomery at.; Kan Kraut-Inn). Cat Remember tbe Otegnu I'mcIMc popul titnmer eucumlnnw low rate tickets a iow on sale from all valley points Yaqulna and return. O.C HOOUE, Ast.d.F.and l. Ages NOTICE! $25,000 REWARD To the party receiving the largest list of names for The Grand New Illustratedj HSITORY of UTAH, Bv HUBERT H. BANCROFT, The Eminent Historian. Ready at last- (July true history of Mor iionUni published Vasi-lnatlna;, lntein.l. ntertvtlng, powerful Unuori-ed alike b) ilormousaml llenllles, WONDERFUL ADVENTURES f Tnipi rtsand rrnellt-rs III aid. Indlni an..lhrlllliiKaiiiiutit nf mil-mure am olnitulouH i SMipra..'lho famous Danlti itiiuiclailon, Etc., I.lc MYSTERIES OF POLYGAMY. Tbe 1 titling House..Celelliil .Marring. 'Iranire ltrllanius('iiKtiiiiw..llloenilihy ul Urlgham otlllg, as tht tiling aa a novel ei true iinoury. A trruoil Ium.u Inufftl Pvprvhsutr unnl. ll..Merc'biiiita, varnieni, Mn'hiinlcs, and oiciaseM nave engeri) awaueu tue ap ilearaniw ol Ibis reitmrkHble bnuk. 1S91. Harper's Weekly ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Weekly h' never (ailed tojny- t f Its title us a' liiurniil of Clv)liz.itlou," nd II baa doneao withanitiatiint riitarit oenlargid iwalbiliiiivof uaifnliiea uuclI nignrr atanaara oi arii.iiii uun iitenir) excellence. It leaves untouched no Im orinnt phase ef the world's progn'S'-.and p eaentsa reonril,e .atlv trtixtwortliv anil ntereatlDg.nflbeiiotabte events, pvraou indaiblevententsof our llne. epeclal aupple'neniawlil be continued In IK0I. I'bey will be lilerary,aclenltn-,nitl He, hlaloncal, rrlllcul, tiiaigraphloal, or descriptive, a occiion niav ilemand.ua will continue 1 1 deserve ibe heart) cum meudatton which has been Leatowed oi. past lasuea by ibe press a nil I he publ r. Ai a family Journal, Harper's Weekly wlll,a hi rlonire, be edited with a slrlet regnitl mr the qualities that make II a sale and aclconie visitor to every borne. HARPER'S "PERIODICALS. Ver Year- Hatipkk'h WEKKI.Y II (Ml llAHI'KR'8 MAQAZINK 4 00 Haki'kk's Uazah 4 (Mi HAKI'KH'S YllUNfl 1'KtlPI.K.... 2 0(1 Postage free to all aubacrlliera In tbe Untied Males, Canada and Mexico. 1 he voltimrsnf i he Weekly begin with the tlral number fur Janu ry of each ear. v hen no lime Is mrullone I, sub-crlpllona will liegtn wlin Hie number current al tbe lime of receipt f order. Ilouud voloiiie of Harper's weekly for' three years buck, In neat clutb binding, will be still b mull, poatnge paid, or by exnn-ss, tree of exra-nso (provided the freight does not eeeil one dollar per vol uinrj, for 17 per volume, clnb eases foreaeh volume. sillsble for bludl g, will be aent by niull.lposl-pald.'ou reoelptofll eacb. Kenilttsncea ahiuld lie made lr pniof Ace money order or draft, tu avoid loss, Newspaperaaienntto nopy tbia adver tisement without th exprtas order of Har. per A Urol hers. Addns.1 llARfra BitOTHKas, N. Y. DIIAIN TILING. The undersigned 'e prepared to furnish the best quality of tiling fur under drain. Ing at lowest price. .UltrilYADKHAKT, Near Fair Qrouua, Halsin, Oregon. Al SAM'S LAUNDRY, 160 Commercial Street, Sacra, Oregon. Only first class hand employed, Work done oo abort nolle and t most reason- M Pftsss ftasgiv alsa a trial. THE LARGEST STOCK Best Good." AND LOWEST PRICES In the City. 40c WILL BUY 12 of DICKEN'S WORKS. 40c ATTl EDITION THE BEST 40c. l WE BUY OUR GOODS We occupy our own building, REMEMBER ti mciH mm id rut im Four Miles From Salem the Capital of. Oregon One Thousand acres of as fine land as there is in the northwest, divided and fruit farms. Thee tracts for the KIItKT TIME are now placed ou the to $100 per acre oue third cash, balauce on time with interest. No Better Opportunity for in a small way has been offered to months in improvements in the immediate vicinity of this land, roads, fencing, etc, a large amount of money will be used. A Free Ride to and From the Place to any one wishing to see or Invest. Call at" the office of WILLIS & CHAMBERLIN, Court St., Salea, Ageits, for Plats, Descriptira aad farther particalnrp. Ti''amook ennn'y, O rjron, is located at th hssd of At p water na Tillamook Bv. The harl-or is. and la pro ceil I' O ive Mn t ri.ginc , i ni of tba aatei' and b a orth of th OoMi-n Gate. Eih'y.lour i, ten men. an ived i nd p it d f om here during th-pa' y ar, VMTHOUnHE EXPEN'sR Oh A PILOT OR TUG. Ti Ixm ok MtintyU larger thau tha atste of DfUwa tand twitvaa Unin a Rhod Iland, and i tb ricb-tt of my c u-'y up n hit Pucitio coatt, coaaistiog of apUailid prairiea, Immana fortsta of fine timbor, ixtenaiva a si fields, talmi a il.hit g, E;o. Eo.; ,, BAY CITV lath only plao in tbe county where commercial eitv can be built. Exten-ive imprnvenrnla enn i Hng of wharvea, d ck. warrh utea, building , Kio , re ttvadih lieinv made. 1 bis is new, rich, otvlTtlopel c uutiy. i-' r tiinp, ctrcnlars, pr ca. E e . till on orsldreaa the BAY CI Y LAND i.O , Salem, Oregon. TtaYOlMS QrtmNlON - Bpcima Coi aad BMutifol Calaadjur Mat IYm. IggJgjSggffll MY $iJkr WMklf Pp gj90$ m FRCB TO JAN. I, 1891. T aay NEW HUBflCBIaTCB waa will eat cat as. I aa4 as this alls wll aaaa aa4 aiiim ae4 I.T3 (la r04tt er JCayrue JTwy Orr er JbMn4 Utttr ot w rWtV we will (a4 Till YOUTH'SJ COMPANIOX FBKE t Jaaaary. IMIi aid far a Pall Year frest thai Dai. THIS SLIP Thlaetar lacladee the PITS New Year's. Easier 1 JUrtu, , THE YOUTH'S COMPANICN, 41 Tamata Plao. BMtOM. Masa. The Oregon Land Co., -with Home ice (In the Btata Insurance Building) and branch oftic iu Portland, Astoria and Albany, Has for sale a large list of drain, Btoek aad Fruit Farms; also City and Suburban Property. The Oregon Land Co, waa especially and sub-dtvlding large tracts of land, bought and subdivided over 8,200 acre Five to Twenty The siii-cca of this uudertaltlng Is shown In the fact that out of 280 tracts ulaivd mi Ihe market. 'it have been choice laud lu Fruit, Will Yield a Larger Income than 160 acres of wheat In the MlaslaMpiil Valley. We also make valuable improvements In the way nf navta, ran wll a small tract of land for tbe have to pay fur a large tarm, Send for Pamphlet DRUGS. Safe WI SIX DAYS IN EACH WEEK, Consisting of 1000 Boxes Hurd & Crane's Stationery, Miscellaneous and School Books, Svan Fountain Gold Pens, Hol land's Perfection Fountain Pens, Holman's Photo Al bums, the best. Bainbrldge & Crane's Wedding Stock. C. F. Rump's Fine Leather Goods of nil descriptions. Birth-Day Cards and Book lets. Reward Cards. FROM PUBLISHERS AND MANUFACTURERS pay no rent or clerk hire. Consequently can sell cheaper than any other house. THE STATE STREET BOOK ST0RE. - the public. Thousands of dollars will be expended 'within the nest 12 iltvnf Ihta lttnrl. whOi. ilium ttiM trunf itwlf In tho w.iv nf BAY CITY, frtrt VmriMf 0 Enttrimniny mnd I$tructiv Rttdinf ifwfoii yrwtV DOUBI.K IIOI.1BAY HUMBKB8 far Feena - ef - JelT, m all the Illeatralea weeair Hsssleaaeela. IU- organised for tha purpose of buying aud haa during the past twu year iuto Acre Parcels sold. We claim that ten acre oi elearlug tht land, wuiva, etc, We aaiue price per acre aa you would and Price List. Mm mm, IIROOKfl COX. DnUOOIHTH, IM 8TATK 8T., curry a full line or drugs, toilet artWea, perfumery aud Koteuih Fraa?iKliMwrwUf xiHrtiwHCTa. f. McF. PATTON'S State Sheet Book SImt. 98 State Street. 20c WILL BUYi A Cho'ce Box of FANCY STATIONERY. 20c IF III ST CLASS GOODS 20c Into one hundred emiill meadow ruurktt, ranging in i riots trom 9&) Investments WITH $1.76 Thaakaclvlac.Ckrlau 4" Salem, Or. Kates $2.50 aad $5.00 a Pay. Open to tba publlo Thursday, Heat. II, IMsX Brat betel bAweea loiilaad aad mid Pranolaoo. Aim to be Brat etas la ill lu appointments. Its tubus araaerved ltb lb choicest fruits grown la tb Wll. smelt valley. A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor HELLENBRAND'S Hating Parlors Caady HaaafiKtsry, SOS Commeiolal Strt. DlLOFKAKK: tee Cream. .............I0o , 15c sud "id eeet Oollee, Tra or CbocolatundCako..lUvmjia viuaband Mllk.....w ....... .....Itleeaia , rww oi ouup......... ............ ,,.mnttuj iui wair. vvi iir -v r Tea. ...... .....lAveata ,.........r..l oeaia s... ...!, vatv Heefiilnkk and I iMrK t'nop and tn.......,.i,..lb yaaty lflamjhK 4Bm&fe aae sro. . ... a r Vealana and JS......,..........ft ivnhi tuaag and ., ..,. J liamaad Kags ..... SeeaS Krerb Oyalere aay tty I ...,..... ol 21 ChI RagslrDlaarrv FrsaltMS tyOtok ' A ale variety of vffttaM, et, k. Also lea. eoii or ll with aH Xu meaU(taouttraaarM.V ,"",!TW alwaysoS,C!SV'"0rW,' KT,K ' iae!iiU CflW19kk Mvr4 sad sHwr aart) 'baa . 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