Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, November 21, 1890, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textrapp in. timfwmmwm1 wmmimmmSSSim r Yf ;? " f&JytlftWA ' -' ntMHgffnr' '''wpi'w T& w 'f jhl JAY GOULD GETS THEkE! Suitor OiJ, WMtera Uiira Telegraph Ct . aid UNION PACIFIC RY. TO BE UNITED Under we Gr Pel,lbuufff4 by Jay 6kl0ther Newd. THB OKXATMT OOmPORATtON COM IIIMK KVKR KKOWN IN HISTORY. Nrw York, N. Y., Noy. 21. -It is stated this afternoon that an alliance bat bMR formed between tbe vaal interests represented by Geo. C. Ma goon, of Kidder, Paabody Co., Jay Geuld, C. P. Huntington and tka Standard Oil Corporation by which all tha rallroade and other property owned or roRtrolled by them Individually or Jointed ly la to be operated together, and practically under Oould'e direction. Tha grand allianoe Includea the Southern Pa cific, Union Pacific,Mitaourl Pacific, Northern Pacific Atchlaon, Wo baib, Kanaaa and Texas, Texas Pa. clflc and many other large railroad. It U aUo aald that Gould U trying to loroe the holdera of the K k Island road either to aell or join handi with the other roada of the allianoe. If the VanderbllU and tbe roada controlled by J. Plermnnt Morgan can be be brought lu, a weetlajc of bankera and railroad presidents of all roada lu the coun try will be calledand a new ateoci- ation formed, and then there will a material ad vane in all railroad rate ordered at once. raittlng Immigrants, and urgea that restrictive leglalatlon be enacted on win aublect. Nearly two million and aeven hundred thousand Immi grant have come here within tho paet six yeara, largely made up of mu uudtwlrable class. He recommenda that a law bepaiHcd lequtriog In tended Immigrant to furuUh United States Consul evidence that he la not R criminal, or pauper nor suffering from any epidemic or comae-Inns dlaeaae or any dlsabliity to moke mm r public charge. OBlf. MILK WANT MURK TROOP WAKIIINOTON, I). C. Nov. 21. Ina telegram received at the War IX-ariment from General Milt re garding the Indiana, he mjb he considers the situation ao grave as lo recommend the putting of additional troops into the field nt once. KXC1TF.MRNT AT TINE RIDOE. OMAHA, Neb. Nov. 21. A special to the Bee from Pine Ridge reports affairs there temporarily quiet, though there is intense excitement. General Brooks Is anxiously wall ing Instructions from the depart- uieuiui wasnington which were due here before he left Omaha, as to whether or not btr shall Interfere with Ghost Daniel. MARKETS. WHKAT. Chicago, Nov. 21. Wheat firm, cash .01. Dec. .92. May .99. Pan Francisco, Nov. 21. Wheat buyer '9011.31). CRIMINAL. THK KINCI OK PLVTOCRATH INTKR- vikwku coNraftSEs he has CONTROL Or T1IK VMX PACIFIC Nrw York, N. Y., Nov. 21. Jay Gould wan anked this morulng lu reference to the report that he had got control of the Atchison, Topeka A Santa Fe railroad. He aald the report was erroneous, a'tbougb he admitted that he owned a oonrider oble portion of Atchlaon stock. It la authoratlvely leaned to-day that a meeting of the principal stock holders of tbe Union Padfie, for re organisation of the board of direc tors will be held next week. It is understood that Chan. Francis Adama will retire and and be suc ceeded by (Sydney Dillon. The new board of directors will include Ituseell Bage, Jay Gould, Alexander Orraud Henry Rhyde. The new board intends to appoint some young, railroad tnan aa vioe presi dent and general manager, whoxe beadquartors will be Umaha. PBCUNB TO SAY, RUT DO MOT DENY. Boston, Mass., Nov. 21. Preal dent Adams, Director Ames and other all deoUoe to aay anything about tbe report of the proposed transfer of the Union Padfie to the Jay Gould Intereet. President Adams eaye: " Yoa may aay I de dine to be interviewed." POLITICAL- ASKS A C'HAMO OF RAM K. PiTTHRVRo, Pa., Nov. 21. When the first national oonveutiou of non partisan W. ;. T. U. re-assembled this morulug a telegram from Mlu Francis WUUrd waa read, asking that the Dame of tbe orgaulcutiou be changed m It waa sot legal. Tbe executive ooeamltto decided that aa it was not addfteaed to tbe presi dent, and that h tbe aaaociation could not change lu jmbm for a year anyhow, so action be taken. FINANCIAL. HNAMQM jriftsf IN LONDON. Loudon, Nov. XI. No change in tbe financial eltuatlon. Blocks etoaed firm. TMK BARJCKRS BOJLVBNT. PUILAURUPHIA, PR,, NoV. 21. Barker Bros Co, 'a banking house was open able wernlag although no busineas was done. Mo statement f tbe firm's coudltlou Is yet made. An Investment company of which Warren Barker la one of the direct on Is perfectly solvent. It Is aacer talned. OKLAHOMA SANK VAILS. Guthrie, Oklahoma, Nov. 21. Tue Commercial bank, the largest Indian torritory, has failed. As mu and liabilities unknown. MISCELLANY. vasjaaw our. hamilfon's virws M TilS 1MMIORATION QUIB- TtON UK UAOaS STKINO- KMT MKAaVKKM. Washington, D, C, Nov. 21. wesjsea fsaassai Haiulltou huw da a report to Secretary lYaoy, giving the sesulu af the vlalU mads V aha to the principal foreign la retard to the tmaarkaUou JssbjeaatloRs far the United Ms says that ae found no Iborough BMdieal examlaatloii or 'shrramta mmm ui. wIuh rr. Mlsii says taat no owitry M "Mj Uaetod Mates la ad- RODRUR8 IN TACOMA DANGEROUS ON THE MAIN BTRKKT8 AT NIGHT. Tacoma, Nov. 21. The Tacoma Morning Globn says: That men ure being "held up" every night in Tacoma Is too much of a truth to conceal. Many of the victims do not like the notoriety that they neces sarily receive from announcing to the police or the public that they were atopped ou the public streets and robbed of every valuable on their person. ToooftciTif It becomes public property they are set down as belug drunk or cowards. But that men are being "held up" even In the business quarters of tbe city every night, leak out from some quarter or another. On Tuesday night, shortly after midnight, n man came to Officer Smith at Nluth street and Pacific avenue with hi face liteeding, and stated that he had been "held up" and robbed nt the corner of Eighth and Pacific! avenue, and httd hud his pistol, gold watch mid 17.50 taken from him. Officer Smith took the man to Slujiieu's drug store under the Hotel Fife where the night clerk dressed bin wound, uhicb consisted of a cut, about two liuncs in length, under his left eye. The man, who from liia apearance looked and acted like a gentleman, refused to give his name, but related the attack aa follows, which at least three men present beard. He said that he wan a stranger in the city and had had a business en gagement which bad detained him late, and was taking a walk and smoking a cigar before retiring. When be reached tbe corner of Eighth and Pacific avenue, and was about to turn and wa'k down tbe avenue Again, a man stepped in front of him and with a pistol point- mi at hliu demanded that be throw up hi bauds. He hud a pistol lu bis pocket, aud attempted to draw it, Wbeu another man apeared from tbe other bide aud dealt hlui a blow under the eye which kuocked him dowu. Both men then jumped on blm and relieved him of his gold watch aud chain, hi pistol aud tbe 17.60 tbat be had lu his pockets. Tbe two men then ran away before be could get to lilt feet, and be went In search of an officer. Tbe i;eu tlemati gave no appearance of belug under the iutlueuceof Intoxicants as a physician who was preseut told a Globe reporter last evening. John G. Blayden was found in bU drug store last night aud acknowledged that a mau who claimed to have been robbed aud had bis face :ut had been treated lu the store tbe night previous, but refused to give any information with refereuce to It. The clerk who bad been on duty at tbe time he aald was no longer lu his employ, but Mr. Blayden refused to say where he could be found. He laughed aud made light or tbe mat ter when questioned aud said that tbe lw said about the matter would be better. At police headquarters all knowledge of the robbery is de nied, aud Officer Smith was not on hi beat last nisbt on account of sickness. DUAPPKARKD WITH HJNDS OF Til K LOD'JK. Skattlk, Nov. 21. C. II. Grant, aeorsUry ot Seattle Lodge No. 4, 1. O. O. K., is reported to have fled tbe town, taking the funds or tbe lodge with him and leaviug his wire be hind in destitute circumstances. He was formerly in the real estate busiuess, aud wus for a time deputy dty clerk. He was dissolute in habits, aud left the town once before under similar circumstances. Offi cers of the lodge aay they do not know the amouut of money taken by Grant. BKVKNTKKN MEN 1NDI0TKD. Nkw Oklkans, Nov. 21. The grand Jury to-day Indicted seven teen Itullaos, uuder arrest for the murder of Chief of Pollre Heunewy. HOTEL ARRIVALS. The following arrival nre real, tered for the lam twenty-four hours. "THE WILLAME1TB." Mrs Hannnh Omiprnm, Golden- unic. A W Cheney, Oregon City. L Cobleulz, Portland. J O Johnsou, 8 P It R. Henry Mlddlestadt, Rock Creek. Wm Murphy, T J Kerr, St. Paul. H H Thompson, Salem. A Goldstihruldl, Mrs A O Peek. 8F. J K McCain, Tacoma. Henry Lang, Portland. John M Scmplo nnd wife, Spo kane. H V Brown, St Loul. H L Ahby and wife, Seattle. W H Morau, San Francisco. AW Glllllluand wife, Sun Jose. north pacific .news mites. ORKUOX, Ou Tuesday evenlug a number of our young people organized the Heppncr Toboggan Club, with a charter membership of fourteen, and since it organization many other have joined. The elun will construct n truck ten feet wide from the top or,t,he Hullwk hill. Hepp her Gazette. An emigrant wagott pawed thro' THE ODELL typ: "writer;' S) Will buy tilt 0KKI-1. T fK WrtlTIH Wild 7J ohanicUri. and IIS fur itie Birdie uuudill, warranted to an letter wo tbnn any machine made. tl combine HIMPmcitt Willi DtlRASU ITY, HPERO, EA8S ot UrsRATIoM, wears longer without cost nf repairing tbnu any other machine. Has no Ink ribbon to bother the operator. It l neat, tlbtan tint, nkkel plated, per feet nnd adapted to nu Hiiiuui lyixi wrmoK I'iKeii priming pre, It produce aliurp, clean, legible ninnunerlpt. Two or ten copies can be made at one writing. Any Intelligent per oi.ciin become an operator In two day. wenneriiiMj 10 ,.nv operator wno can M the city JMondiiy evening which equal tbe work or the Double cask hud come nil the wuy from Macou-, 0D,efiibie Agent and. ale.men wanted. Bperlal Inducement lo dealer. For pamphlet giving Indiimament, Ac, addreiM ODELLTVrK WIttrbHUU., How's This. We offer One Hundred Dollars re ward for any case of catarrh Mint cannot bo cured bv taklnc Hall's Catarrh Cuie. F.J. Uhknby&Co, Props Toledo, O. We, Iheundersluhed, have known K. J. Cheney for the lust 15 years, and believe him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, aud financially able to carry out any obligations made by their firm. WK8T & Truax, Wholesale Drug gists, Toledn, O. Waldino, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale DrujrgiHts, Toledo, O, Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally, acting directly UDon the blond and mucous surfaces of tbe system. Testimonials seut free, Price 7oc. per bottle. Sold by all druggUU. lastnnaents Filed tor Record at the County Kerordfr'n (0ie. MrsE A Walling to G A Cruise, It 0, blk 71 North Sa lem; $ J TCoxetal to J M Hrmvn, 55 ncres lu t 6, s, r 1 w; WF Davenport to Eininii Phillips, acre in Silvvrton; J H Richard and wf to J W Forney, 10 acres near Marqnam; B Delorme lo I'eler Wil- quel, 1 15 ucren in 1 5 , r 2 u ; Woodburu l'kt; Co to Frtd Prevost It 1 blk 3, tho Wood hum Pkg Co, nd to Wood burn; Same to Mrs Pauline Pre vost, It 2 same ad; 200 1112 400 M50 05 pin county, III. The outfit was going to Wallowa valley. Baker City Reveille. ' Our steam laundry is a thing of the past, it entire outfit having been shipped to Alblna. It only follows th) machine shops. Its hcavlcHt piece of machinery welshed 2200 pounds. The freight bill was only (74 per car t a distance of 00 miles or such a matter, Dalles Tlmcs-Mountainccr. From Tillamook Headlight, Why have the names Little Nes tuccaand Big NestUHCa? It would save confusion to call the Little NestuccatheNestatcheeas formerly. There are quite a number of build ings auder headway at Bay city, but as the local mill Is of such lim ited capacity, It la up-hill work get ting lumber. The Weekly Botchtower is light ning ou election news. It says: "The Krusas belegatcou in eon gress will be republican." The once flourishing firm of "Brown Robbins & Co.," general merchandise store at Buy City, is now "non est." They agreed to disagree and dissolve partnership. Their creditors came in to look after their interest and after makiug an examination of the firm they took charge. The cannery 011 the bay has a buhlt of branding all the flnesamon put up here "Columbia River Sal mon." The last run, fish that ure hardly fit to eat, are braudtd, "Till amook Salmon." This is un out rage that Hboutd tie pre ented by law. 85 and 87 fith Ave. "& 20d ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN, South or Chmtkt Hotel, SALKM, ORBOON THE LARGEST STOCK, Best Goods AND LOWEST PRICES In the City. to m e T. McF, PATTON'S Sfa(e"Slreer'Book-StniT;'- 98 State Street." Morgan & Mead, City Draymen 1 All work done with promptness and dls patcb. Only tbe beat men are employed. 3-1- 40c WILL BUY 13 of DICKEN'S WORKS. 40c ATTk EJDITIOX Titn BEST 40c. MISS STELLA AMES, B.S. Teacher of Dclsarte System ol Expres sion and HARMONIC -:- GYMNASTICS. Salem, Oregon. Terms In Advance. Tbose registering with University class are given the same rate. Terms for speo- 1111 classes mnae Known on application to Miss Amts at tho UnUerslty, FlANp-VOICJS French - and - German At rooms and 7 Baak building 150 Foolish Martyrs. Tbere are martyrs and martyrs. Some were wise In tbe lofllot , some are all! lu tbe most Improvident rase The word Ini provident exactly api lies to the latter olusi, slacetbey neglect to pro!deagu!UKt threatened danger, we comm'scratc, bin wecaLnotrespecttbem. AmonctbeKllliest are martjrs to rheumatism, who might have prev. nted dally and nightly recur ring torture by the early uuol 11 jatetter's Htomaeu Uittera, a blood depurent more efflcient In re moving the vlrusur this com plilnt from the slrculatlon than any thus ur brought to tbe notice ofthe community and tbe median prosessluo. It promotes greater activity ofthe kidneys. The chan nel through which blood lHiiurin, pro are principally expelled aud It Imparls a urgrcuui ieur iu uigeatiou ana luymua tlou which has a mont favorable bearluir un me griicnu ucaino. School Tax List. The school taxes of district No. 24 In Marlon county are now due and payable at the clerk 'e offlce ia Nn. 2bi Commeiiiul street (I" the rear of r. b. iX'arooru's oook store lu Hie Rush Ureymau block) Bulem. The same will become delinquent unless lialvi uithln 60 das from this date. By order of board, this 17th day of November, 1800, ii-17-tr W. R.Himpsok, District Clerk. II is a Mistake To try to cure caturrt by using loeal application. Catarrh is not a local but a constitutional dis ease. J l HU a OBCTW ,ru man' uae, out 01 me mau. im r.. tnnnt neurit, reouresa con- .,i.'.,i.nai iwniwiv like JiiMxi's Bar- aaprilla, which, noting through the u!ut nuuilim everv uart of the "l T. .1 ! .1... A Deadly Weapon. Careleksness In purifyln tbe blood leaves Jou at tbe mercy of that tusiduous enemy lood poison, which sooner or later will strike lu fatal blow, illbbard's Hbeumatlc iyrup has no iqual as a bl od remedy, aud should be taken by every person lu tbe spring. Us efficiency baa been proven by thousands on testimonies like thelollowlug ueniieinen: 1 uaveoeeu a great sunere forover ten years, and I was taken with tho worst forms of kidney aud liver trouble dvspepla, neuralgia, and rheumatism. Ihesallowntssofuiy bkiu dlatlgiired me, and the ueu'algle pain was so severe tbat Itcouiracled the muscles ol my luce, 'I e ablest doctors gave uo irllif, but 1 am now eullrely cuied U llibbrd's Hheuinatic sjiup, Hiid wUh to rcnumimend tttoall a a uoudi'rful bl(ad medicine. Mrs, A. I). Moble, Uor, Mechanic and Ma son S's , Jackson, Mkb. s Choice jerked elk and euison, wild ducks, geese aud all delicacies of theseaHou. The best butter and freshest eggs a specialty. Davison's fish market, Court street. Fairly fitted feet fully flutter fine people. Style aud omfortaio con sidered equally in supplying my customers, Is the motto at Klein's, Salem's popular shoe mau, Danck at Tckneu. There will be a big dance at Turner on the evening of the 25th. Music will be furnished by tbeMcQiunis brothers, orchestra to consist of four piece with Mr. II. Forylhe as caller. A Sure mire lor files. Itching I'lles are knowu by moisture llaepeisplraUon, causing Intense Itcblng when warm. This form as well as Wind Bleeding and protruding, yield at once to Dr. Bosanko's Pile Keinedy, wbl eh net directly on the parts arretted, absorbs lu ma.ni. allAvslihlnirard effects a oerinan- cnt cure, 60 cents, lliugglst or mall; utilise Ire. Or. llosanko, Philadelphia Ha old by Smith A HUluer, LUMBER. Contractors and Hur tles ooiiteLUDlutiuir htiililiuvr. should not fall to call on J. F. Jacobsoli fur estimate on rough and dressed lum ber. Yard aud office near agricul tural works. 0 20 e o d-tf, WASHINtirON. Special Agent Cyrus Mosier, now at Tutomi, bits reported to the lute rior department the discovery of yiant redwood trees in Pierce eotni ty, Washington. He said thutnome of the trees were 400 feet tall nud thirteen feel in diameter ut the base, The plumbers at Spokane Fulls struck for eight hours work at tbe present rate of wages, and gained their point. Tbe Washington Commmidery of Military Order of tbe Loyal Le gions, has been organized at Tacoma, Lieutenant W. R. Blackwell .was chosen commauder, aud C. H. Boyd- ton recorder. Chef of police Zfolekey Ttook charge of tbe Tacoma police, ou Wednesday. The Seattle Manufacturing Com pany, capital stock, $100,000, baa been organized, to take stock iu any manufacturing industry tbatrmuy desire to locate in that city. Misses l.AURA THORNTON. GOLTRA and ANNIE 8. 14-2 w CALIFORNIA mmMG n ". .v t .m! Thanksoivino. For clioiee fat turkeys, geese or ducks for Thanks giving diuner, call ntStciuer's fish market. Good writing paper only per quire at Crissmun's 6 cent store. 6td S cents nnd 10 EfcflT Cures7 CATARRH Rheumatism, Nenrntgln, Corns HEADAOHE, And ALL PAIN. Tat OsUfarnls Positive sad HfgstlTS IILECTRIG COUOH CURE cunts colds, cfioup, consumption. loll ty all Drtggliti. Eank 2Se, SO ft 11 Srsastngsr A Co .Prop's. Los Angeles. Oal, SIXDAYSIN EACHWEEK, Consisting of 1000 Boxes Hurd & Crane's Stationery, Miscellaneous and School Books, Swan Fountain Gbld Pens, Hol land's Perfection Fountain Pens, Holman's Photo Al bums, the best. Bainbrldge & Crane's Wedding Stock. C. F. Bump's Fino Leather Goods of all descriptions. ' Birth-Day Cards and Book- ets. Reward Cards. WE BUY OUR GOODS FROM PUBLISHERS AND MANUFACTURERS 20c WILL BUYl A Choice Box of FANCY STATIONERY, 20c FIBST CTjASIA GOODS 20c We occupy our own building, pay no rent or clerk hire. Consequently can sell cheaper than any other house. 'REMEMBER THE STATE STREET BOOK ST0RE. Tl RECTOR MEADOW IB FIT IIS. Four Mies From Salem tie Capital of Oregon. NOTICE ! jj25.000 REWARD To the patty roelTlni?the lnrf est Jltst lot namef4for Tine Grand. New Illustrated HSITORY of UTAH, Bv HUBERT H. BANCROFT, The eminent Historian. Ready at last- Only true history of Mor ri lul- MormoDs unit Ocntlles. monism publlsbod- asclnatlno. Interesting, powerful Kodorsed alike by Intensly One ThousanJ acres of as fine land as there Is In the northwest, divided luto one hundred small meadow and fruit farme. Tlieee tracts fur tbe FIBBT TIME are now placed on the market, ranging in prices iroin $50 to $100 per acre one third cash, balance on'tlme with interest. No Better Opportunity for Investments In n small way haH been offered to the public. Thousands of dollars will be expended Jwltliiu the Jnext 12 mouths in improcments in the Immediate vicinity of this land, while upon the tract Itself,. jln the way of roads, fencing, etc., a large amount of mouey will be used. A Free Ride to and From the Place to any one wishing to see or Invest. Call atjthe offlce of, LLIS & CHAMBERLIN, Court St., Salem, Agents, for Plats, Description and further particulars. W Ueivare of the Tlireatening Dungrr. Do not neglect a cougli or any nl faction of the lungs. Delay la fatal. Holden's Ethereal Cough Hrup will cuie you if taken uroiiiutlv. .Large size $1, smaller 60 cunts, For stile uy all uruggesis. Albany Demecrat: Kllverion hta tbe broud guage now and will soon have electric lights. Probably lu no other state can so many towns be found nble to tupport electrin lights as in Oregon, in proportion to Its population. HltibaN's Khtuaauo ana llrer Pills. These pll.suresclentlflcallyoompouuded andUDltoiiu In action. No (riplns; pula soeominosly lollowipg tbe use oT pills. Toey are adapted to both adults and cull. drenwtlU perfect surety, we guu antee vsiieiiala and uoxs acd, as an appetiser, tbey excell any they buve no equal lu tbe eureufslck head' ache, oonstlpalli on, dy appel olhsrpreparaUon Huiltb 4 8telner, sole acts. and billlous- li HO miy SCROFULA U tbat Impurity ot tho blood wlilcb jinn Snot's unslulitly lumps or swellings outlio ;! uids tt the neck ; causes pilutul running wrts on tlie arms, leg's, or feet; developed .U era In the eyes, ears, or nose, olttn caus. UK blindness or deafness; Is the orlglu of I Imi-les, cancerous growths, or the many jllier maiiKestations usually ascribed to humors;" and fastening upon tbe lungs, ., i uses consumption, and death. Ilelng the most undent., It Is the most general ot All diseases or affections, foi very few jieroous are entirely free trout it. "irCURED Dy taking Hood's Banaparllla, which, by ho remarkable cuies It bat accomplished, bfleii when other medicines bavo failed, h is proven Itself to be g potent and pecul iar medicine for this disease. Some ol these cures are really wonderful. If you suffer from scrofula or impure blood, be jure to try Hood' Barsaparilla. J cry spring my wife and children havo nrcu troubled with scrofula, tores break. ins out on them In various places. ly ntlio boy, three years old, has been a icniblo sufferer. Ust spring he was one nmss of tores irora head to feet. I wat ndrlsi d to us Hood'i Bai sapuilla, and ws li:n e ull t.tken it. Vhe result Is that all have been cured ol the tcroiula, my little boy Utlng entirely tree from tores, and all four a my children look bright and health," Y. II. ATUKBTOjf, Fotsalo City, N. J. Hood't Sarsaparilla olllyilnigFtt. lslxferl. Prepsredbj J, Hoop a CO., Ajotbecsrwi, Lowell, 5U. JOO Doa On Dollar WONDERFUL ADVENTURES Of Trappers nndTruvellers Bloody Indian warsThrllllnE' account of massiicrei nnd miraculous f scapes..The raraous Danlte loinAlnllnn ! a Ca MYSTERIES OF POLYGAMY. The Tltblns: House. .Celesllul Marrlaire Htrange Itellgeous UUHtoms..lllngrnph of llrlgbam Young, as thrilling an u novel yet true history, A crand nook to sell. Ererybody wants lt.Merchauts. Karmers. Mechnnlcs. and allclasHes have eagerly awaited the ap. dearance of this remarkable book. 1891. Harper'SWeekly ILLUSTRATED. Harper's Weekly has never lulled to Jus tify Its title as a ' Journal of civilization," and It has done so with u constant regard to enlarged possibilities of usefulness and a higher standard of artistic and lilerary excellence. It leases untouched no Im portant phase ef tbe world's progress, and presents a record, eq jully trustworthy and interesting, ofthe notable eents, persons anuacmevemeuM oi our ii'ne. BAY CITY, Tillamook county, Oregon, is located at the bead of deep wster on Tillamook Bay. The harbor is, and is pro ounced hy Government enginee , one of tbe satest and bi' rorth of the Golden Gate. Eishty.four steamers arrived onJ deputed from here during tho past yiar, WITHOUnHE EXPENSE OK A PILOT OR 1UG. Ti lamook county is larger than the state of Delawaie and twice as large as Rhode I.land, snd is the richest of any county up-ntbe lucmc coast, consisting of spltnuid prairies, immense forests u hue timkor, extensive crnl hclds. union fl.Lieg, Etc. E'o. J BAY CITY is the only nlace in the onuntv where a o mmercial citv can bo built. Exten ive imnrovrmeii'o con sl'ting of wharver, d ck. wsrehiuse, bnildict!'. Etc , are ttesdilv heinir made. Ihis is a rew, rich, umlevtloprd u tu,tr. For maps, circulate, prices, E c , call ou or address the BAY CI1Y LAND CO., Salem, Oregon. Specimen Copies and Beautiful Calendar sent Free. 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Open to tbe publlo Thursday, Sept. 11, ltW, liest betel between Portland ami son Francisco. Aims to be first class In alt Its appointments. Its tables ore served with the choicest fruits grown In tbe WIl umette t alley. A. I. WAGNER, Proprietor HELLENBRAND'S Eating Parlors & Candy Manufactory, 293 Corntnxotl Straot. BU.LOFKARE: . , Ico Cream,, 10o , lie. and K cents, C'offie, Tea or CbocolntoandCakelOcenta Musli and llllk,.j. ::. ....lOceuta Mate or Soup I .'....lo cento. Hot Cukes. CoiIlq or lea I.Imhim'i Uoefsteuk aud I'sics. an JD Venison and Kkks... l'otk Chop and bv(ix...... Mutton Chop nua Jks gOMtta .. SAofiua - XONkta QgglfcS. Buunage aud tKK-.. Ham and Kb-ifs Krecli 0 stent any sty le........:.'.jj 25 Cant Regular Dlnnir Served From II U3 tyCktah nice variety of vegetables, eie., au.. Also tea. colleo or milk with aH' oJS AU ltt. VU11CV Ur UlilK was meals without extra charee. Choice Cigars, tmtioited aa alwuys on nand.' 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