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I.
WHICH INTBODIKJES A "COMP."
TbB flret Willamette excursion of
tlie reason was blilfd for lat Satur
day. Travelling Pasaeofcor Agent Sioart
ol Albany bad come o rtraigliten
out a difficulty Tor the O. P. Co.
Tbe excurelon bad been t (or May
3J, but owing to some mlsuntler
etanding had not come off. This
mistake on tbe part of the company
bad Out down tbe crowd to com
fortablo dimensions,
Tbe day was dear, warm, yet not
hot, perfect.
Let ua Introduce our heroine.
Nellie Oswalt was an attractive
upcdmeri of that undefinable tcenur
American girl, whose industry nnd
independence were neatly (surpassed
by a charm of manner and many
little attractive ways that endeared
Iter to her own tex and held in the
thraldom of innocent charm a num
Iter of BUBceoUblee of the other.
"Are you going on tbeAlbanj
excursion ?" asked her stepmother,
assbe reached home from tbe"offlceM
Friday evening.
"Yea, I have a epeclal invitation,
mamma, dear," she aald catftly, cir
cling her well-rounded, muscular
arm around lite, Oswalta'a neck,
and riving her a loving bug.
"A 'nn.' I eaDnoee.
id the
elder lady, with malicious
admlra
tlon, for abe-waa proud of her ward'
connection with a printing office.
"Yes, a 'comp.'" Nellie bltuli
broadened into a happy emile. The
"comp" meant more than either
cared to confess and both avoided
any eiubarraaslng allusions.
Miss Oswalt was well In her
twentieth, year. A ucanty educa
tion, poverty and ber fatberV
second marriece sent ber to tbe
composirig room of a thrifty, well
managed evening daily newspaper.
Her work was at flret per
formed with mechanical indiffer
euce. But Increasing compenbation
and the interest her employers felt
iu developing her natural bright
ness, caused her to "pick up" at her
trade. She mastered It before the
second year wub up, so far as rapid,
clean work at any kind of "copy.'
Her careful spelling of all difficult
words, foreign phrases and unintel
ligible writing won her the respect
of her fellow-workers and tho entire
editorial force. In two years the
plain, chubby, bit-eyed, undersized,
bashful girl had grown into a bright
ncas nnd universal respect, that
surpassed by far the popularity ot
many girls far more advantageously
situated. In two years more, stiu
keeping ber place in tho composing
room, she hud won a station iu
society, was an authority on many
Uttlc questions of Jref and amuse
ments in quite a circle of the "best
fflrls in town" If not of the elite.
Her goubral Information on all
questions of tho day including poli
tics, religion and social topics, was
very accurate, and she bad insensi
bly absorbed that culture which con
stitutes a woman of the world. At
ono or more home receptions and
entertainments she received atten
tions from the son of a millionaire
publisher, dangerous llatterles to
one of her rank, who was after all
only a typesetter. Whether Harry
Itiecomb'a attentions were sincere or
not, Nellie did not lack for pointed
admonitions from many of her mx,
and gentle suggestions from those
who loved her that her aim was too
high to brlug happy results.
II.
TJin EXCUUMOK TO AI.IIANY.
Hnrrv I.iscemb. attended uy a
gentleman friend had Joined the
University excursion. They tat on
the bow of the cabin smoking cigars
and looked abstractedly away be
fore them, kuown to but few aud
caring not to form any acquain
tances. Tho Jollity about tho pea
nut and lemonade Htatnl ; the prome
nading groups ot University girls
with glasses; the over-daft and
softish couples leaning over the rails
together; tho roaring tunes of tho
splondld baud; tho swift-gliding
evergreen scenery all these things
seemed not touttract their attention.
Harry's usually calm Bteel grriy
oyea were tlustered by a new light
that gave him a strange look that
his friend did not understand.
Truth Is, ho. was worried because
Nellie was aboard.
Ho had sent her his card with an
invitation to Join him on this pleas
ure trip. His note hud remained
unanswered. Tho tlmo wits short
and yet ho was so annoyed by the
thought thatsho might go and luck
an escort, or worse still, huve chosen
auother, that ho could not rest, but
collaring his chum ho hud stepped
on tho boat as it wus about to leave.
There she- came, through tho
crowd, accomjwulcd by Mr. and
Mr. Dilley, who occupied posltlous
on tho stall of tho jwjwr on which
she set type, aud a gentlcmuu who
wasaslraugerlo Harry, tho' ho now
reoogulred him us an awkwurd,
homely, up-country editor of emu
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aiderable ability. He was talking
animatedly with Nellie and she was
responding with vivacity, ber
Might ly pouting red lips, ber ex
pressive face and her tparkHsg eyes,
each speaking In a language ef their
own.
After they Iwd aM retaroed
Harry' siigbt aud. he excused
hiraselfandwenltoa wdadedpart
of the boat and as he bad bees at
work nearly all night, be made
excute to stretch himself est tor a
nap. He fell into a tnwMod drar
only disturbed by the ccwJoaal
blast of the steam whistle as tbe
boat neared Indepeodeace and
Buena Vista, rappJemeBted by t
Mining meaterts ef tbe lead aad
tbe shouts ef the exearstoalsSs.
The forests en ekixsr fe-k ia tt
beautiful May season were rich ta
all tbe various verdaals f tw-.
The pale, silky greeas ef Iras hiM
leaved out miagled with le Utrtr
Ing columns of tbe evergrwws,
while far behind en either b&ad zme
the dark tn&stes of tbe btsxify
tvuoded Coatlraageaad tbe sawj
peaks of the Cascades. Ever s tbe
steamer Hoag advanced p tbe
Wil'amettc ber bow cat thresgb
ribbons of dear Woe water poured
in by mountain streams. Tbe nme
voluminous tides of the Eastum
ind Lnckiamute crowded tbe mud
dler waters of the Willamette to
gether in tbe center, wbDe their
blue volumes rolled swiftly neither
ide. Rifts are made in tbe endlesr
elouds of evergreens by white cloud
A dogwood and wild hawthorne,
beneath wbot numberless shades
millions of Burns' rural swains
could have breathed out tbe tender
tale. Tbe charms of tbe voyage
were largely lost on young Mr. Lis
comb. He fell from ODe Interrupted
slumber into another. Atone time
a roguish face peered over the edge
of the lowered tash, and a pair of
sweet eyes gazed at tbe sleeper.
Nellie had stolen away from her
escorts to find Harry. Her heart
had beaten faster ever since she had
seen bim on tbe boat. Her love of
mischief fairly danced in ber eyes
as she took her bat and with tbe
tip of a white plume touched the
band that was thrown up to shade
his eyes from tbe light above. Bhe
stroked it several times with a light
brush, but bo was sound asleep.
Tbe word "Harry" trembled on her
lips but she spoke it not, as Harry
with a growl at being disturbed
turned his face to the wall, and she
dodged away.
"Why could he not awake? Why
must I go back to sit with that poky
Mr. Tablet and prosaic Mr. and Mrs,
nillflv " She wished she were at
home again In the snuggery on
Piety Hill, in place of having to be
bored all day. They were good
enough but she was angry at Harry,
and he deserved to bo punished.
"What has become of Mr. Lis
comb?" quizzed Mrs. Dilley as she
reappeared.
"He does not icem to bo among
the crowd," said Nellie.
"He has not Jumped overboard I
hope," said Mr. Dilley who de
llgh ted in plaguing tbe young com
positor about her millionaire ad
mirer. "There is Albany," said Mr. Tab
let, and tho ladies arranged to go
below.
TUB TETE-A-TKTK.
When Harry LIscomb awoke It
was post the lunch hour. He bud
no uppetlto and his friend had gone
to tho pllot-houso with a party of
gay excursionists. Tho steamer was
landing at Albany. As ho weut
through the cabin he saw tho Dilley
party at tho table. The river boats
do not, as a rule, serve dinners to
excursion parties, and yet the edi
tors had persuaded Capt. Baab to
srlve them and their ladles seata at
his table aiid Nellie was amid the
clover of a luxurious meal. Her
animal spirits and natural vivacity
of manner seemed to shine splen
didly beside tho dull, rural Tablet,
aad Harry had never noticed that
queenly poso of her head, adorned
with a high coronet of fragile lace
work and gay old-fashioned flowers.
Bho was a resplendaut little beauty
on this occasion in Harry'B eyes,
gungrenwl with Jealousy. Ho was
surprised at himself for feeling such
paligH of pusalou and rushed out.
Their laughter and tho clatter of
knlyes was too much for his deli
cate sensibilities aud bowaa well
ulgh lu a mood to cast hlnwolf Into
thorushlug rlvor, hut took a Bharp
turn up the gang plunk aud saun
tered aimlessly about tho city.
Tho main business street of Alba
ny struck him in favorable contrast
with his lute gloomy linpretslons. U
has two buildings thatnro not equal
led for elogauco aud modern stylo
in tho valloy, abovo Portland. There
was nu immense throng In tho city
as thoro is ovcry Saturday. Ho
passed Into a cool sldo street, that
rui'B out among rich, homes, wuu
wide lawns and a subdued air of ole
ganco, ami sat down on tho grass
under a tree and tried to clear hl
mlml tor autlon. Ho could not bo
haunted with a silly and unsatls
factory girl, who was only a com
positor lu a small ollleo, when his
father owned a mammoth publi
Pewder:
oiTl Dlind
cation that shaped history, made
andnnmade men, created aBd de
stroyed repHlatiofM by a blast of its
breath be tbe aoWe Scion of an
American Warwick of the press.
He cieaoaed Ms teeth and reasoned
It eat la asy way a a bad specula
tiea. He wwald cast Nellie forever
from bis tfeoagbt aad allow his fam
ily aad t&attea to sefoet tor him a
bride wertay ef bk rank and expec
tattoas. CMaeMag this with a blow
of bis deaefeed &, be J sniped up
aad baHeaed bak to tbe bnat.
He rabed to tbe rear of tbe boat
to fceeare bis Mgbt evercoat. whieb
be bad left ia tbe earner. He beard
raion eattide tbe window. Nellie's
law, mo.nloal tremolo wa one of
tbeai; be east a gWaee over the edge
erf tbe 4a aad there eB90oacd in two
ana-ebairs vw Nellie and tbe rural
Mr Tablet. The latter was not so
aastpbistieated as bis oat ward ru
ttcrty might iaipiy. He was drawn
dceetetbeeBjeeiofa very interest
lag teie-a-tete aad was conversing
efseaalf tblags in a most gallant
aaaaaer. Nellie was leaning doner
to bira tba was Becessary. 1.1
eomb bad seea enoagh to drive him
to despair. Had he remained be
asbt have beard tbe following
chiffiag:
"I am a great admirer ot individ
uality ia women, Miss Oswald."
" How fortunate!" gushed Nellie.
" It is a charm I can never resist,"
continued Tablet a9 he hitched clos-
er.
"I find it Is quite easy for men to
discover charms in ttiosethey would
flatter," without repelling him at
alL
"You are irresistible," gushed the
smitten pusher of the Kaber.
IThlc tloiy will be concluded In tbe sexi
iue of tbe Capital Jocexax.
8AX.ES1 MAJIKET KEPOKT.
A Sysopda t Uie .Markets lluylnt aid
belUoe l'rlcts.
BET AIL PK1CES.
REVISED QUOTATIONS.
HboolaerB-bugnr cured,per lb,12
Breakout baoon 12 to 15
Hums bo-gar cured, ier lb, lCa
Beef 71S
Pork 10 V
MuUon tol&uyu
Veal-10tAjc
Tlmotbykoed ier pound, r. tellins
Ked clover &eed lVr pound, ltc
White clover wd l'er pound, 'JOc "
AUtke lie per poand.
IJd top 10c per pound.
Lincoln Oras lJc per pound.
Bye Or Hte jr pound.
Orchard UraM!17e per pound.
Beans 5c per lb.
Oat in eal attic.
New potatoes 1c pr lb.
Oreen peas 10 per pound.
Strawbenit, 2&c per pound
Canned Krulil'eaclie, S5 00; apricot.
33 W; btackberrit f; corn, best grade
Si to; tomatoes tl !fy. string beans SI ',
green pea 11 t& perdnz. Iu two lb cans.
Fresh. Vegetable.. 1'otatoest Wc; carrots
Kjc, parHUlp76c; ouktnsCc per lb.
rlsn Sahnon7 cents per lb;Mturgeoa 5
7c per lb- small null J 10c per lb; salt saltnou,
"&10c per lb; Chinook salmon, 12f.
nUYINO 1'UICES.
Wheat 7Kc net.
Klour l'er barrel, tVfl, best 193 lbs.
Oats l'er bushel. U) & 5ac
Barley l'er bushel, OXgOc
Bran l'er ton. 121 uu at mill, sacked.
HhorU l'er ton, tZiOi " sacked.
Cbj l'er ton, S&IH ' sacked.
Hops Quoted at 21 to?c ptr lb.
Wool Wc to 20c
Eggs lie per dozen.
1'otatoes l'er bushel, Mc
Corn meat Sc per pound.
Cheese liHc er pound.
Dried plums l'er lb. CgiTc.
Dried prune l'er lb. 1012c.
Imported prunes 7c ier lb.
Butter SSfJoc tr jound.for good
lard l&aUicperlb
Hams l'er pouud,I112c.
Bacon sides U&iO ier lb.
Hhouldcrs tte per lb.
Chickens.. to 12e per pound.
Turkeys 10 to 12J4cper lb,
Geese igaixr lb.
Ducks, mfellc per lb
Hprlug Chlokens 18 to 10c per lb.
MARKETS UY TELCQUAI'II.
lORTLAHD.
Wheat Valley, 1165 percental.
Flour standard, K'25
Walla Walla S00;
Oats White 65a to 6c per bushel.
MllUtutrs Bran fc3Jl; shuts, 8H lo'Si
ground barley, ti to SO, carp feed. XI
middlings, , per Ion.
Hay-116918 per ton.
Buttei-Oregon fctney dairy, 22Je: fancy-
creamery 'fi good to falr,17tj'J0; Oili
fornia choice 'U to 25c,
Eggs Or&gou 15c per dot.
Poultry-Old chickens, M 9 Od.
Potatoes 45c at 7Sc per oautal.
Cheese Oregon, 12 to 13c; California
13c,
Hugars Golden C, 6Jc; extra C,6Jfcdry
granulated, C4 cube, crushed aud Pou
dered, 6J$o per pouud.
Btans-fiinall white, 3o$l; .pink 3)i;
bayos, H $u; butter, ft IO, llnuu, (l U) per
oenlaU
Dried FruitsThe market U rtrra. C;uc.
led; Italian prunes, 3 to lOo; Petite and
Ucrman, 10c per pound; rultlnt, 13 3 pur
box; piutaroer dried pears, 10 to tie; sun
dried and factory plums, 11 to 12a; evapo
rated peachw, 17 toaoo; Hmyrna tlgt, UJo;
California njTi,7o per pound,
Itlee 6Xe per pouud.
Hides-Dry hides, h to e; fa (nu fot
cnlls;:greeu over 65 jioandn, 70; under 45
pounds, Jo; sheep etu. auotfUa.
BMOKED MEATO AND LARD.
Eastern ban)', I? to lto; breaktastaba
con, 11 to 13c; sldss, to lOo; lard, 1,S
to 12a pr pound.
HAN F.tAN'ClSCO.
H4 Fiiaxoisoo, May 7.-Vheattua
wwk opened oa a quieter market. N'o.1
white, t7tH 'o TH: Pr cental.
Hops aVsVXX per pound.
Barley-Feed f 1 1531 t5X xr cental
(t Irjcbolwj tl &0; oommou grade ft S.
Oats-Oruy ft W to 1 W; bUok 11 W to I W
per eental-
OnlousH to m.
Potatoe?6GCU tO.
MlHOl.LA.NtX)Uri:M.VRKETa.
ClIICUOO, Maj7-Ulut, Mwj lljUjJuly
LUX
Ueef Uve, Ktaj
Muttou Uve, fU05t..
llog Live, 9L80 fUM
Vml 7 to lOo per pound.
llucklen's A rule Salve,
llct halve lu the world for Cuts,
The
q ' llrulteti. rorea. Ulcers, I
. Korea, 'letter.. Iupel
Oorna and all Hklu Krt
r4 HUfUlll. rviN
lands. ChflDlatns.
D..I. ltft.K..fe.. ft.-u
Eruntions. and ttusU
lively owes Piles, or bo ay iroulreJ. It
IscuaraulAed to site perfect satUlaetloD
or monuy lefunued. Pnoe, U cenu per
bus.
1 TlalK iliiH sr
J , KkApsiajJilUcf uifonoslloo sadah-
Wttrs(tliUS.Slv9ultutoW
s kv OdUlB IVLfoU. CstmIs. Tt4 'iAt.
-2:'-5' vs S 2
&GS&.tX i 1
a house xrao cak Xitiw
Everybody baa beard of a " borse Usrh.
for -xbo 1ji -vr Btra ta oaatoe tffttA
with tbe powrof speetht Soch an ruaal
vooM be prr :n -A a Kinde; bu so
rould tbe Urgraph sad the tepboro c
kjJrt1 yeirs ajo. "Way. era Tery rc
ontUy a euro tar consumption, -rbtca U
trtirfraJSr ftetnmrlirwJ to bo Bcroiuk.
tteditus tee lantif.yroaii bare been looted,
trt-nn a tBlTM-jJon. bnt iKr people are b&
eiaains t re&iize let tbe disesue Is ?v)t lo-
7--wiZ Tit PImv'i CrMrtt ttAie Iis-
f tmr rlil corf it.
u taten in time cao
rn a fair t-teL Tfcl worM-reaowpai
resteer WW Dw make new lunr. but it -
wfeeo other means bare faUed. Tnonsand
rratefuBy tettify to this. It li tbe most
intent tonic, or Btrenjrth-rorer. altera-
trre. or btood-dcaaser end nutriUrc. or
tjetb-bouoer. known to zseoicai soeaoo.
Tor Weak iArags, Eplttlncof Blood. Bron-
cUtU. Astams. uuno ia tna uesa. iuju
-i iiHrmnriiL it u in namtuioi
cUtU. Asthms.
x 3kx . In oeTAngenenxs ox tne sionuscz
lirer and bowels, os Indigestion, or Dts-
u Blnoniciess, cr -urer uompiaiai.
itc Dlarrbea. o"4 kindred BJlmer.M. 3
i. ftnr.TCiim fMlBdr.
-GoJderTMedlcal iTcry"ls the ocly
xaedkine of. Its clua. Mid V drusFlsts.
SDderprfntedffaarantri, from tbe
taanufacturer.thrtt-irnlbene2torcura
tnererycasaof diecase for which i lttotee-
oraroeoded. or money paid for It will be
promptly refunded.
Copyritbt. IBS. by Wosxtrs DlS. VXD. ASTJC
" "-' by the manfactUT-
ert of Dr. Eaire'i Catarrh Remedy, tor so
incurable case of Catarrh in the Bead.
PltOFESSION'AI. CAKDS.
MRS. M.J I'ATTON". Studio and Art
Gallery In Eldridse block, opposite
fcmith's art store. Lessons given, pictures
for sale or painted to order. Those Inter
ested are invited to call and inspect tbe
tare collection of; oil paintings on exhi
bition PATTON. M. D. Physician and
Hnreeon. Oflice and residence In
KIdridg
l esXruvW nntvutta i Zjfla Hs-nsro
Specialist on diseases ot women and chil
dren, chronic and private diseases. Con
sultation Iree.
J. J. B HAW. M. W . HUNT.
W. H. PRATT.
QHAW, PKATT A IIUN'T. Attorneys at
i5 law. Office over Capital National Bank,
hSlem, Oregon.
TILMON FORD, attorney at law, Salem.
Oregon. Office up-stalrs In PattonV
block.
rj T. RICHARDSON'. Attorney at law, of.
j. flee upstairs in Iron t rooms of new
Bush block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
T OHN O'SHEA, Attorney at law.
RVtom
Collec-
t) over t piial national uaDK.
tionsa specially.
Correapondence soliciwd.
ARCYt BINGHAM, Attorneys and
ooumselorn at )uw. Solem. Oregon.
Hat
avinz an abstract ol tbe recordsof Marlon
county, including a lot and blecl: Index oi
salem, they have special facilities lor ex
amining titles to real estate. Business in
tbe supreme court und In the state depart
ments will receive prompt attention.
B. F. BON HA M. B. N HAYDEN.
W. II. HOLMES.
OONIIAM, Hoi.mfh A Hadkn, Attor
JL ne s at law. Office in Bush's block,
between Slate nnd Court, on Ojm'ISt.
Dlt,Ti.C tiMITH, Dentlst,92 State street,
Kalem, Or. MnlKbed dental opera
tions of every description.
Painless opera-
t ions a specialty.
MRS. M. E. McCOY, Physician and Sur
geon. Office and rooms In lodging
mj. Front aud Center streets, near the
fool of Marlon and Polk Co, bridge. Chron
ic disease a specialty. Cure or no pay.
Consultation free.
WD. PUOH, Architect, Plans, Specl
, neallons nnd superintendence tor
all clashes of buildings. Office iiO Com.
taerdal St., up stairs.
S. McN'ALLY, Architect, New Bush
Urevman block. Plans and sDeclnca-
(Sou
on of all clases of of buildings on short
notice. Superintendeaceofwork promptly
ooiced after. 2Mf
771 J. McCAUKTLAND.ClvIl Sanitary and
111. Hydraulic Engineer. U. 8. Deputy
mineral surveyor. City surveyors office,
Murphy's Block, t-nlem. Oregon.
I W,
BEST.-Artlst Studio, Bush.
J. Urey block
toturdayi.
Classes Thursdays and
BUSINESS CARDS.'
A J. JLARK.HtateSt Barbershop. Two
. chairs. Kood workmen and careful
atiendaucetoall cuttomem.
L
11. SMITH CO., Contractors, Bewer
Inir, temenl Sidewalks, Excavating,
All worc promnUy done. Salem. Or.
Leue orders with Dugan Bros. : 1 5-1 in
ClAKPET-LAYING.-l make a specially ot
cuipel-ttug and laying; carpets
taten up nnd relaid with great care. House
cldaulng. l.eae orders with J. H. Lunn
or Buren Hon. J. a. LUHHMAN.
pjllS GRAY. Contractor and builder.
J Fine Inside finishing a specialty. 435
Commercial street. Salem Oregon.
I OHN KNIOJIT, Blsckaniltb. Horw
tl shoeing uud repairing a specialty. HUop
at the fool of Liberty street, Halem, Oregon.
ian?
n ICR & ROSS, lilacksuiUuk, all kinds ol
l , nnalrlnir ana carriage worlc. . e
iMnelu our employ Wai Carroll, direct I
from Kentucky, more familiarly known I
as "Red." a professional horseshoer. Ulve I
us a trial. 4-1 1
J
OSBPIl rUHKB larbar and halrdress-
w. iisir oumnaPnu, ktaviiiH is
evnto.
work,
Hath looms In couuectlpn.
westo)
luoiaiesirvei.
p J. LAR3EN A COn Manufacture of nil
KU4'"rvetllcr, Repairing apeelal-
Shop tSjSUte street,
500
.JriXaielaai
CP0
)bSL
fo'ZBU?
HEALTH.
La Klchaa'a Ooltlen Ttalum No. 1
Curt Chancres, flrtl aad sreoad sugei
Sirtson ths Lwrt and Body; Bore Kr
Ctm, No, etc, Cctptr-alortd Biotchn,
SypbUlttol'sUrrb.dUesMd Bcslp, and all
prlmtry form ot the discus known u
irphllli. Price, 5 OU pr IlottU.
Le lllchau's Qoldcu Batlsam No. a
Curts TcrtUry. Utrcuiialttrpnliltk Uhu
mitiiro, I"ln la tbs Doocs, rtint to th(
llwiL Uck of ths Nk, UctrsUJ Bon
Tbrmt, SyphlllUe Rub, Lamps aad con.
tneted t orJf, StlAaws ot lis Umbs, nJ
crs4(.M al tlwa from t syium,
vbcthtr niuftl by InJUrTcUoo or abuM
4 Uirvury. crior ths blaod par and
ItMltbr, Vrle S OO per IloltU.
IVe lllchau's Ooldsn Nu(nltl Anil,
dote fer tbs con f doaorrbo, UI,
IrrttstkkaQrsfsl,aa4 all Uilaarr orOtnl
UldUarruigaacaU. lrlcf i 69 p
utauarruigxmcau, tric4
Ilaltl.
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WftlUMAHKETIT,
Urn frsuKeUc, Oa
SUWM SKMT MBiV.
iy.
J&K it
H
mm
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mprove Your Strawberry
Stock.
to frntVBBRBrunownnt
'AflvulfiMXrw Krry unci'"
In Orfjcn-The rmltron.
Tt..i U.ta l.Mkn nilt.tnnfrt ill the
' great straw berry region about Turn-
Urand Anmvillcauewfeedlingva-
! rieiy.proimgaied by MalUou & Mat-
teson.at their ItedHIH Bern,- Farm.
The first berries fern tol he C'Ai'iTAii
JOUKNAL oflice, fcaleni, last ear
were of this variety, and they were
the most perfect fiuit In every re-r-ct
that was shown iu this city.
The berry Is of a deep red clear
through, high flavor, yet sweeler
than most ktuds. An experience in
producing the finer sorts ofstraw
lierries, leads the editor of this papc
; IO Bay "'l '"""" """"", "
lgnPEBIOB BEBBY IN FINENESS OF
in rsv that lie noes not kuow hi a
v-v. j r
THE MATTFSON.
j , wured the sole acency
I ile lias secureu lue " a"rf
i irom tne onginawioauu uu ."-
j firB, . ime nlace a limited supply on
,,:""., Tnnir the fruit and
the market, letting toe iruii, anu
u rirarinii.in of its liubits. leads the
editor of tbe Journal to conclude
that it has exactly those qualities
that mu"t be sought after to produce
' flnp herries it. Orccon
; "D, """ Lif"f!:
11 IS Ol Lllgll
i color, great sweetness, ncn uavor,
meaty, firm, not Watery, 110 nara
.mer. .nd exceedingly palatable,
, ul"i tt"u "w J K
DESCRIPTION.
The originators have been straw
berrv gro.vers fur more than twenty
years aind call this their "Best," be
cauMs tLey have tried many new
aud highly recommended varieties
and found tins to possess more de
sirable qualities than any other. The
Matt'Sn is mi accidental eeedliug,
originated from :i single plant found
ou Rtsi Hill Farm six years ago. It
is
AN" EARJ.V VARIETY,
coming four to six days before tb
SALEM OREUON.
WM. :. LADl'K. - -DR.
J. REYNOLDS,
IOHN MOIR. - - - -
- - President
Vice President
- - Cashier
GENERAL BANKING.
Kipnanpp 011 Portland. Ban Francisco.
New Yo.-K, London nnd Hong Kong I
Dougm anu soiu. staie, luuui) uuu .ivj
warrants bought. Farmers ore cordially
invited to deposit und transact business
with us. Liberal advances made on
wheat, wool, hops and other property Pt
reasonable rates. Insurance on such se
curity can be obtained at the lunk In
most tellable companies.
Capital National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
Capiial Paid up, -
Surplus, - - - - -
15,000
R. 8. WALLACK, - - President.
W. W. ilARTIN, - Vice-President.
J. IL ALBERT, - - - - Cashier.
DIRtCTORSi
W. T. Gray, W. W. Martin
J. M. Martin, R. S. Wallace.
Or. W. A.Cusick, J. H. Albert,
T. McF. Patton.
LOANS MADE
To tanners on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or in store
either in private granaries or
Public warehouses.
Slate and County Warrants Bought-at Par
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San
Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin
Hoag Kong and Calcutta.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAP1TAL.ST0CK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking business;
In all Its branches.
OEO. WILLIAMS..
Wa. ENOLANU
HUGH Ml'NARY
Preslden
VIc President
Cashier
DIRECTORS: Geo, WllllaRU.Wm. Eng
land, Dr. J. A, Richardson, J, W. Hobson.
J. A. Raker.
Rank in new Exchange block on Com
meiclnl street. 8,-12-tT
LADD & BUSH, Bankers.
IRON BUILDING,
SAL, KM, .... ORSOON,
Transact a general .banking business In
all departments. 3.3-Jm
J. G. HARRIS,
EXPRESS NOS. 16 & 21.
Leave order at R. M. Wade A Go's. Re
labla work or no pay.
THE YAHUlNA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And
Oregon Development company'.
steamship line.
225 miles shorter, 20 noun
less time thnn by any oluei
toute. First
class through pnseneer and freight llni
Irom Portland and all points tn tbe Vt
Umette vallev to and irom Ban FrancUcc
TIMESCHEDULL (Except Sundays).
Leave Albany ........ 1.-O0PM
Leavo OorvallU ....... -1:40 PM
Arrive Yaquina ....... K43OPM
Leave Yaqulna . ...... .&4SAM
Leave Corvallls . .... 1035 AM
Arrive Albany 11:10 AM
O. A C. trains connect at Albany and
Tho above trains connect at YAQUIK.V
with the Oregon Development CoTs Lin
tfrUmrmhlr between Vanulna and Ha
Kran Cisco.
baiuso dates.
lsraUon. Friday ww,Juhe il
WHUmelto Valley, tuesJwJuly
WUUmolte Valley, Thurday
Farallnn, TiiMdmy
irrsu.Ml:lia.
rwiM lA)i 71USCUCO
Wlllamella ValUy, Prtday.
nn VI
KS.i-.Hn- T t,rAiyr. i...- '.
Wlliauietto Valley, Banday uf J
Karaiion, Tliunuiay u j0
tt UUuwlU Valley.Tueadjiy ..,." U
This Mimi-njr rarvi tb runt tt
elii wuius hah imoui notice.
h. tk-luftiftr trotu IVunland aad all
WllUmctte Valley point can make cli
i ronaectlou
wllh . tba trains f th
V AOV IXA UOUTK at Albanv nFlta.iT.
and If destined to hau r'raselsco, should
I raosBStr 111 mien utt Al-ait U(
UwL "Tat laforiuaUtn apply to ir
'iTO-flAV A Otv rTetint'and Tkket
Atan!l3S Froat it, Portland. Or.
t
I
C.a HotitK Ael Ueol Tt. A
Piu. Agt-Ortyin Psuanc II. It Oo.
fnrrmlllf . Or
O U. HAHWELUJr. flco'l Fit; 4
PaM. Agt. Orejon Daftlopmcnt
s Co.,SWMontoojtryrs
Firs
v 1
iuilluM
Bank
Wilson. JllpenH all its fruit 'jutakly
flndlHgonebythe time the Wilson
is in full blasl The berries aro as
tarm.n the Wilson, but it does not
"run to nubbins" so much. It Is or
a deep red color all over aud all
through. The berry stemH are short,
bearing close to tbe plant, '"f0""
escaping early frosts which kill
others (the Sharpies esiiecially.) "
is easy to pick and eauily hulled. It
is firm aud the most meaty berry we
nave ever seen. It produces equal
to the Wilson. It is a perfect low
ering variety and doeB not need to
be planted with another varietv to
Keta full crop. The plant Is healthy
und stands drouth and freczlug well.
It Is a sweet berry and retains Its
llavor well when canned. In con
.ln.iintr liln ilrtwrintion of this new
lurrv rtr. Mntu()ii savs: "Last
vawm ue iiad only two rows of
these on our grounds. Old pickers
umM tn tipw mips, when nlcklne
Wilsons. 'Don't eat these. Wait
till you get on the other side; there
are two rows of the best berries.'
And we had to pick those two rows
ourselves early in the morning to
save anv of them, and to keep pick
ers from gobbling them all up. They
would not touch Wilsons if they
could zet these, and if pickers do
not know what good berries are, no
one does.''
TERMS.
The originator has plueed the sale
of this new plant in our hands und
orders will be booked at following
prices:
1 Dozen plants postpaid by mail,
$1.00.
100 plants by express, $5.00.
To save exnresscharees nluuts will
be delivered at the Journal oflice
to citv Durchasere. where orders can
be left. Fiftv plants will be fur
nished at hundred rates. Address,
E. Hofer, Capital Journal, Salem,
Oregon.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIFORNIA EXI'KISS TRAIN RON DAfL"
BETWEEN PORTLAFD AND 8. F.
South.
North.
T.-tC p. m.
9.16 b. in.
10:15a.m.
Lv.
Lv.
Ar.
Portland
Salem
San Fran.
Ar. I .35 a. m.
Lv. I 7:28 a. m
Lv. ftCO p. m
Above trains ston enlv at
following sta
tlons north of Rosebure. East Portland
Orcon Citv. Woodburn. baiem. Albauv
Tangent, bhedds, Halsey, Harrlsburg
Junction City, Irving and Lugene.
ROfjEBURQ KALL DAILY,
S.1XJ a. in.
10-2 a. m
5:40 p. m.
Lv.
Lv
Ar.
Portland
Salem
Roseburg
Ar. I i 00 p. m.
Lv. IKK p. m.
Lv. tir-M a. m
Albany Local, Daily (Except Sunday.)
5.-00 p. m. I Lv.
T32 p.m. j Lv:
8.-00 p. m. I Ar.
Portland
gul em
Albany
Ar. J 9.00 a m.
Lv. 6.-08 iu m
Lv, bin n. m.
PCLLMAX BDFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS.
Kor accommodation ot second class
passengers attached to express trains,
Yest Side Division, Between Portland
and Cervallis:
DAILY (EXCEIT SUNDAY).
7:33 a. m.
12:10 p. m.
"L?7
Ar.
"Portland
Corvallls
Ar. 5:30 p. m.
Lv. 12:55 p. m.
At Albany and Corvallls connect with
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
EXPRESS TRAIN (DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY
4:tU p. in.
7,23 p.m.
Lv. Portland Ar.
Ar.McMlnnvllle Lv.
8:20 a. m.
5:45 a. m.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
Kor tickets and lull information regard
ing rates maps, etc. apply to the Compa
ny's agent Salem, Oregon.
E.P. ROGERS, AMt. U, b and Pass. Ag't
R. KOEULER, Manager
From Terminal or Interior Points the
Is the line to take
To all Points East and South.
It is the dining car route. Itruns tbrnncrh
vestibule trains every day In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CD1CAG0 !
fNo change of cars.)
Competed of dlnlngcars unsurpassed.
i uuumu urowiug ruom sleepers
Of latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodattens are both free and lur
nlsbed for holders of first and second-class
tickets, aud
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
-Acontlnuoti
Una oonnestlmr with all
lines, affording direct and uninterrupted
service.
Pullman sltcrr "v- ions con be se
cured In advi u. - . ,. any agent of
Through tickets to and from all nointa
In America, England and Europe can be
purchased at any ticket office of this com-
Full Information concerning rates, time
or tralns,roMtesandotuer details furnished
on application to any agent or
M , ( . A. D. CHARLTON,
AK.8?.nt. fa" Pa&fenger Ageni No.
121 Hret street, cor. Washington; Port
land, Oregon '
Health is Wealth I
DR.
leadlnt t misery, aeeay and death nS2
tauwdby overnertlonoftho brain Kh
b.11 contains one luontU'i treutment m
box or.lx boxes foTtiuO "SSa? bJ ' ? Jn1
prepaid oa receipt of priee? ' uuiXi
WE G UARANTEE BIX BOXES
To cure an nu vvi.t. ..
for
H
ELECTRIC
many inducements as
ENGLE
Asylum Avenue; within four blocks of the Elegant Hih
School Building, and ten blocks from North Salem new
school building. It has long been known to possess supe
rior attractions by reason of it being the highest, heal
thiest, most fertile and sightly Addition to the City. Tlie
will within sixty days be running its cars erery
Twenty Minutes
through the center of this beautiful Addition. Bringing
it within five minutes of the Postoffice. If you are seek
ing an investment None can offer better opportunities or
bring you greater returns than this favorite Addition.
SALEM
The Capital City is hound to come to the front as an In
dustrial an Educational Center. No other Capital City
in the United States offers as great an opportunity to the
home seekeror or investor as the "Bouquet City" of tne
Willamette Valley. The first city in the Northwest in
educational matters and second in manufacturing industnes.
Situated in the heart of the Willamette Valley with untold
power and material at her door waiting for tlie magician!
bring forth. To those of you who are looking for a hoc
and ENGLE WOOD, the place to secure it, while joa
i.n.v irof. tiia ftnn4,,u c t,,.:, f-,. first hands.
I
Postoffice Block.
H, V. MATTHEW, Pres. .... J. H. BARNES, $
ft r
as lomoiewi
OlST THE
LIN
1
And with this car line in operation NO AD.
DITION to the City can offer aa great or as '
WOOD
This addition lies between the Garden Road and
lectric Railway
wand to turn her into a city of the teeming thousands. j
Who of us today can predict what the next decade vm
Now is the Time
Eor tho present we will sell a limited number of lots
our present prices when an advance of teu to twenty P ,
cent will be made.
PUT,
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