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THE CA11SS 0F FALLING PJ
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A MiUjlerly Mdvm JVIUcli Mil
lions;Sh6Hld&(h Outluuod from Saturday' Journal.
Iu all biialtieso trauaactlouu between
citlzans of dlfierotit countries, It is tbe
weight and fineness of tho gold con
tained u a coin and uot tbe u&mo.or
mint value, that Is glveu It by law that
determined Ita purchasing power.
Oji gold eajjlo would be worth Just as
much for all purposes of foreign trade,
If it wus liiolted Into an Irregular com
without tlio e'gii of a atarap of our
mint upon II, nud It U In lt more per
fect frm, ami bu Iu fat It would le
worth substantially the ame at home,
In ono form as the oilier, for If melted
down the owner otild t ike It to the
mini and have It rocolned without ex
pennoto himself.
KTheouty practical purpose that I
fceuured by coining nold In any country
Is to determine tho weight and flue
nea of ueparute pieces without the
necessity of welghlugaud ascertaining
tuo degree of their llnenees each time
they are exchanged for something else,
and oven this purpoao la large trans
actions Is not wholly attalncd,for those
engaged In them always Insist upon
weighing tho coins uued, and give
and take thorn in tholr valuo in
wolght instead of their face value, as
represented by tho stamp of the mint
at which thoy were coined.
-Oold being the slnglo standard at
the present time of most of the com-'
merclal countries of the world, it Is
evident the supply of that metal Is
wholly inadequate to meet the re
quirements of business for a circulating
medium, and hence the necessity for
what la known aa credit money, that
is money that must be redeemed with
gold when demanded.
This you will readily understand
compels the government or corporation
lMuing this class of money, to make
provision for Its redemption by keep
ing on band a supply of gold that is
deemed sulUcieut to moot their obliga
tions in this respect, and in this way ft
very great demand the world over Is
necessarily created for thla ono metal.
Iu our country, whllo we have no
law upon the subject, custom has
been established and adhered toby
both Republican and Democratic ad
ministrations to keep on deposit iu the
national treasury at all times to meet
the governments obligations, one of
which Is the redemption of Its out
standing treasury notes, at least one
hundred million dollars in gold; and to
seoure to all forms of currency that cir
culate as money equal valuo, tho cus
torn has beon extended so as to Include
tho redemption of silver certificates,
that upon their faco aro mado redeem
able with sliver dollars.
Boon after tho demonetl ration of
silver by this and other countries, the
two metals, gold and silver began to
separate in value, and this has gradu
wily Increased until now the silver bul
lion in a. silver dollar is worth but little
more than one-half the gold in a gold
dollar.
8laco wo demonetised silver, con
gress baa at times made temporary
provision for Its coinage to a limited
extent and under these provisions fill
yer dollars have been coined, so that
we now have au actual circulation, or
ou deposit In tho treasury of the
United Btatev, foucor five hundred
millions of these dollar that circulate
ho lar as they are in use at par with
gold, pay just as many debts In all or
dinary buslneM transactions of the
uuttseajbuy Just aa muah property and
answer every requirement In our dally
afialra that the same number ef gold
dollars would do, and these silver colas
r wither by law or cuMom ftdeew-
Jele Iu g-oW.
Tbilr further coinage, however, has
be MMtttly stopped, and there b, w
jkrasl understand, no provWoa or
law by which we are likely to add to
prwt voluaM of coined silver dollars,
or to ewr silver wrtileatea as part of
Ut yV"f ewrenoy trf th ootwtry.
Indeed a determined eflort by many
leaders In both of the great political
putles Is already being made to secure
tho withdrawal from circulation of
both treasury notes and silver certifi
cates and aubbtltuto for them some
lorm of credit money, to be Issued by
banking associations, tho excuso fr
this being that It Is Impossible for tho
government to maintain tho surplus of
one hundred millions In gold In tho
treasury so long as every one Id at
liberty to present these notes aud cerll-
catea far redemption and demand their
paymeat Iu gold
Much. IS being said by financiers and
nnUMriann about the necessities of
maintaining a sound currency of equal
exchangeable value, whether pold, sil
silver or paper, and to uccorapllsb this,
the custom has been established, as I
have beforo explained, to redeem all
paper currency preaoLted ut tho treas
ury with gtld, althougti stiver ctrtlll
uules are by their expres terms redeem'
ablu in silver coin of that metul, aud to
while .1 liHDtieuB fiat while Wb have
more llmu ten times ua much outsluud
lug paper currency au wo have gold Iu
the treasury with which to icdtem It,
Is ail held up to the full value or gold
fur it to any ouu In any sum in which
it is presented for redimptlon.
This litis led the government Into f in
liartutslug business complications. To
obtuln the vjold necessary to maintain
IU hundred mllllouHln tho treasury, It
has been repeatedly compelled to bor
row gold and luuo government bonds
bearing Interest, thut by and by will
have to be paid In gold, and In Its last
transaction of this chuructcr It Is said
u syndicate of bankers, part of the
members of which aro members of this
country and part of England, took our
bonds under soma arrangements by
which our syndicate was to maintain
the reserve in the treasury for a given
period, and under that arrangement It
has ut dlfloront times within the last
few weeks been compelled to furnish
tho government many millions ot gold
In exchange for paper currenoy.
Notwithstanding tho depreciation in
tho market price of Bllvor, there has
certainly beon no depreciation Iu the
value of gold, for the gold dollar is Just
as largo now and Just as line as it was
before Bllver was demonetized, and as
you have seen that all forms of paper
currenoy are held up to the full value
of gold by the fact that they aro ro-
deemed with gold by tho government,
it is apparent that there could bo no de
preciation in tho valuo of money of any
kind, nor in tho valuo of any obligation
agatnBt a responsible party that is pay
ablo in mouoy.
THE 0 HEAT QUESTION.
The great question of tho present
hour Is whothor or not tho removal of
silver from our volume of standard
money bos or has not onhancett tho val
ue of gold, and bonce, because all paper
currency Is redeeemed In gold, the
valuo of very form of that kind of cur
renoy. and of all obligations payable in
money, and correspondingly dimin
ished tho price of every other form of
property and labor, of which money Is
tho sole measure of ynlue.
If It Is truo that by legislation or cus
torn wo have largely inoroancd the
wealt'i of tho creditor class ot our
property owners of other kinds corre
spondingly poorer, and thereby In
creased the burdoUBof all who convert
other property or labor Into money to
meet pecuniary obligations, it is cer
tainly truo that wo have beon guilty of
a very gravo wrong towards it vast ma
jority of our own people.
Tho faot Is Indisputable that bIucc tbe
demonetization of silver, thore has been
ft marked decline In tho market prlco of
tho great bulk of the production of
labor.
Nowhere has that decliue been more
keenly felt than Iu the continued de
pression of tho price of farm products,
It cannot be denied by anyone that
tho great staples of agriculture every
where, that form the bulk of all our ex
ports, and malutalu ft balance of lorelgn
trade lu our favor bavo steadily de.
ollned since silver was demonetized,
until today mauy of them bring less
than one-half the price they did In
1S73.
"What has caused this ?
Borne of the adherents to ft single
gold standard tell us it is over produc
tion. But the world consumes all that
is yroduoed, aa It always has done and
always will do.
If we are te produce less, we can ac.
!
compllsh IbJslln hut one way, the
number ot farmers In the country rutist
be reduced. Ifdrlvea out of this call
ing by a condition if low pi Ices that
makes their labor tinremunoratlve,
where are they to go?
Is It not true that every other In
dustry Is already supplied? Is It not
equally true, that tho products of labor
In other branches of ludustry aro
correspondingly ion?
We must abandon this theory ,or it
will work ua harm
The etau richest hope of every govern
ment Is found In a loyal love of coun
try by those who till its soil. No
people on earth can afford by adverse
legislation to lessen their numbers.
But another advocate of n single
standard will tell us that the farmers
are prosperous that year by year they
are becoming tho wpallh pwuer of the
land, arid iu u little whllo thoy will be
money leuders Instead of monoy bor
rowers. The men who talk and wrltoin tuts
stnin Bit lu Bhady olllces o cushioned
chairs, and If you look Into the palms
of Jliejr hads, you will to they were
never blistered by hoe or plow.
1 need not tell you. who cultivate tho
soil In tlilf, tho very bent agricultural
state of the union, that the prices you
receive i for the products of your luUr
urn not compensatory.
You know, if others do uot, that
when nature yields a reasonably boun
tiful harvest the country over, every
thing you produce immediately sinks
lu market price, below tho actual CD8(,
of production; that it takes a drouth or
a famine, or a war In our own or some
other land to bring prices up to a reason
ably paying basis.
I, at least, will not insult your Intel
ligence by telling you (hat you can af
ford to raise oats for twelvo cents a
bushel, or corn for fifteen or sixteen, or
wheat-for fifty, and yet in this very
year following one In which vast sec
tions of our country had little or noth
ing to Bell, these are tbe prices you will
probably receive for your crops.
Is It not therefore, true that to you,
who outnumber all other classec, who
hold In your own hands tho means to
correct any and every legislative wrong,
the question comes with redoubled
forco, What Is it that has caused tho
present low prlcesof tho products of
laboi?
In answering this we can no longer
follow In beaten paths of established
fact.but wo must aubjeotltho problem.to
tho test of fair and Impartial reasoning,
and see If wo cannot reach conclusions
that are at least satisfactory to our.
selves.
If by auy provision of law or other
wise, tho maikets of the world for any
ono of tho groat staples of ludustry
should be contracted, wo would expect
a corresponding depreciation In the
price of the artlolo so affected.
If two or moro products wero used In
common, '.and substantial to the same
extent to supply any one of the aoluul
necessities of man, aud by law or other
wise, ono should be withdrawn from
tho markets, wo would expect tho other
to lucroaso In value, for tho demaud
for it would bo doubled, and If it was
true that tho supply of tho remaining
products was wholly Insufficient to
meet the demand, we would oxpect it
to continue to Increase until It readied
au exorbitantly In tin tod value.
I need not tell you there Is not gold
enough In this world to supply tho
wants of Its people for money; neither
Is thero gold and sllvor combined suffic
tout for that purpose.
Is It uot apparent, If tho fiemblauce
of JuBtlco was to bo done, and took away
ono half the available moans of tho
(Continued on third page. I
Mrs. Stanford Wins.
Ban Fiianoibco, Oct. 14. The
United Btates court of appeals has
decided lu favor of Mrs. (Stanford on
the appeal takeu from the decision of
Judge floss, sustaining the demurrer of
Mrs. Stanford lu the suit brought
against her to recoyer?15,337,000 alleged
to be duo the goverument from the
estate or Leland Stanford on aooount
of the Central Pacific bouds. The
government will now appeal the ease
to the supremo court of the United
Btates.
A Wkm, Known Fact. 'lis a well
known fact that money has wings
that Is, It disappears very rapidly and
It Is A very good plan to ecoaomlze. To
begin wltu economize Id your cigars.
Cease smoking 16 and 25 cent cigars
and try the 10 cent LaCorona. It has
uo equal.
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castrlu
In Advanced Years
Hood's Saranparllla Is often of great valuo
III giving tho strength so much desired.
,U, V, O, Wyraan of Saratoga, Cal had
a large bunch, called a tumor, on hla
rirrht breast. Ho took Hood's Barspaa
rllla which gave him now life and vigor
nnd tho pain and all trace ot tumor have
wholly disappeared. Ho says: 'I?lvo bot
tles did tho work. It la literally truo,
Hood's Sarsaparilla
cures. We also think Hood'a Pill the beat.
llow's This!
Wc offer One Hundred Dollars Rcwaiil for
anv ease of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & CO. Props., Toledo, O.
We die undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney (or the last $ years, and believe
mm perfectly honorable in all business trans
notions and financially able to carry out any
obligations made by their firm,
Wmi & Truar. Wholesale Dmcclsts. Toledo,
0 Waldinc, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, O. ....
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
pclinc directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. Price, 75c. per bottle,
bold by all Druggists. Testimonials free.
Thero aro 177765 miles of railroad In
tho United States.
Thero aro 60,836,880 rails used to
cover this ground.
Thero aro 633,205. .000 ttca.used to bind
those rails together, but no such
amount, however, la required to bind
tho hearts of tho traveling public to the
tact that tho Wisconsin Central linen
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains botween Bt. Paul and Chicago
which form close connections with all
linos to the east and south.
Maken notoof It.
Rheumatism
Is a uymptom of dUeaao of the Kid
npyn. It will pertaiuly bo rolleved b
Parka Huro Curo. That headache,
baokaoho and tired feelliig come from
the oamo canso. Ask for Purks' Sure
Curo for the liver and kldnoys prlc
1.00, sold by Lunn & Brook?. 10 4w
That Tired Feeling
Is a cornrnon cpmplalnt and H Is a dangerous
spmpton. It means thai the system is dcblll.
tated because of impure blood, and in this con
dition it is especially liable to attacks of dis
ease. Hoods Sarsaparilla is the remedy for
this condition, and also for that weakness
wliilch prevails at the change of scrton, ell,
mate or life.
Hood's pill act easily, yet promptly and
efficiently on the bowles and liver. Price 2t.c
Ween Baby was sick, wo gave her Castorla.
When alio was a Child, slio cried for Castorla.
When she became MLss, nho clung to CaxtorU.
WJea aho had Children, ilie gavo them Castorla.
Call for Warrants.
Notice Is hereby glvon that I have
funds in hand to pay all warrants en
dorsed up to Jauuury 1, 1605. Interest
on sumo will stop from this date.
J.VSl'EU Minto,
Treasurer Marlon County, Or. '
Oct.C 1805.
o
3 Removal Notice. The Salem
Truck fc Dray Co. have opened a now
otilco two doors west of Small's, corner
Stuto nnd Commorolul streets. The
comnanv bavo nut in a telephone (No
80). Orders Riven tli rough telepucne
will receivo prompt attention. Air. v.
T llnlinmi fnut a,I. .inni-a fiiiuininu
having eoue east, Murk H, Savage wilt
act in that capacity. Itlug up No, SO
uyou waut any liutilluguono promtiy.
10-8-lW.
fOOO Wanted. Will glvo good bo
curlty aud pay 8 per cont Interest
Waut money for two years. Address
A. A. A., Care Journal, Balem.
10-12 3t
Pitcher's Castorla
Children Cry for
A Chanqe. You may wish a
changoof diet and if such Is your de-
slro step Into our store and witness the
display of cood thlUKs to he had. You
will scarcely know whloh to choose.
We lead for flue quality, low priced
groceries. BrauBon & Co.
We Never Uraq Otherwise we
would tell you how many hundred
cakes ot our eoap wo sell every week
but wo want you to sample it once and
you will use no other brand. Salem
Soap and Chemloal Works.
All dry goods must bo closed out by
January 1, at the Palace.
VIGOR '" MEN
Easily, Quickly, Permanently RwUrwI.
TVealineis, NrTOHisea,
uctiimy, ana au me train
m evils from early errors or
later ezcesMa, tha results ot
overwork, Mck&eu, vrarrr.
etc. 1111 sireastn, uevei-
opmeut and tons given to
mi
ate Improvement seen.
ImTwtilM yiYin roferonceo. Book.
MtpUuaUou and proofs malle4 (sealed) tree.
EIIENEOIOALQO.,ltffftM.Y.l
mms
TallnrA
f 71 I UA II IM Ui
JCfHN HBGHES.
' Ihialci In tiroccrletfi Paints, 1
Oils, Window Iss,Yuniislics
and the most complete slock ol
Brushes ol nil Kinds lu tuc
State. Artists' Mntcrlnls.Limc,
Halicmciit and Shingles and
Hncst quiilltv oi WIUSS SKKDS
NLW ADVERTISEMENT..
i
nbtere'w ul by returning a niio Uilsolllno,
IlKHSMAK NU And nil k.nds of plain
lowing al m Kony street. 1'U cs rmran
am. MHM
OT1CKJ. O IturlH:llioexpresmnn,lmj
,,n.nm iMib j.tnniv fiir tuo wi'OZP. and
STiIi ins h.nk runclv lor liuslness Oct: 2J... Ue-
sfrvo your buslueas for Mini, UBt
Wi
u nil l'i
AN'1'Kll.-At once, nyounff g'rl Jn ilo
Unlit h use work,
A jinly corner Winter
'orry HtrMt
JI-lUiV
Ib' you luve n Bhirt cow to triido for n gentle
uo-eo.coeU fo' eutrlago or liny ollirr
-nrlr. lllrircu 1 K. thlg OfflC0. Ml
i r a aires gooa level mini iu nun itouij,
lUU KebriikH,otnnteror land iienrsa
ll ill WIHH rANU CU..
Jupitueao fr'Huay
Dieting downs,
JQ. OooilH, Mlc fireons,
UnlURWure, Twi, Mattings. Uoder-clolluni.
Kveryiniog ciiwqi. hj wiuu., """"',, vj';1"
bouse.
0-18-liu
-Hilt!)
HULA MlJOWKLL,toiouer of voice
01 culture, aio High st
V ll'illl
y-.ilKiM'ii an muikwuk Llteruiure
or ml
I ! blnrfann .ulii f.ntl lllirlttllllll rtallltlOa
sor
ylnos at 8M l.lborty iitreet. ooniwr UUnui eketn
f. FlHtliiill. AonspliperAdVfrtulug Agent,
i. 21 Morclinuta' Kxohange, San r.uiolsco.
U our nuthorlsod agent, 'ibis paper Is uepl
on ninln lilmillliw.
C"iAni'kl'TAt'.itLurge lot or Uiwvy brown
J wranpluu paiH' Tor niilo cheap. Just lh
thing for putting undBrcarptiU. Call at Jour-
iiri ninco.
I TnmmnniKl Hau Krancisoopiipornou aa o
at liopra lomifl- i.lftrk
f Ul'
.1 iu nil,
luiua
iiir
U'litllll
1V1 P.Mt omen In-lit.
.1UI1 KALiK OHKAf-.Oll li)ilg till") o-
.lull Knm-i i.,i- . .'m '" -
mnt&aiiroanli-.l-u lund 111 W Si t-nKm
Good, largo homo ami brn; vnrlciy ol b -ii
Ing fruit trees. I'lotty ol urn It null, g -water
and ii nures timber. Addrns box Ii-i
Halom. "1 '
UUtfS nn Improve 1 6-nuru Ir ct
nit
3l)UU miles kout hut ttwu tsinvi n u
IIICBMIUIIIDI UWil Ollll
lLqulreot i-n ga', ve
and bnru
n a.
an.
ii a . .
OlliL.L,A nubUAl Vrt IIP 'H "g '
O cnintiiercl.il sliuojraphy. tlllleo, ro -II,
Orny block. The oeal .-f if or uo.ibmI ii
MiuabtiMloi. "
nr.va JN TO lit VI i: or hi or
l -in
Y lor hny anil oata, n g ' I t r-n w
ipiOvtoO K I'livni-. pull -il ii ''"! '
MONEY TO LOAk
On farm land security. Special intra
on largo loans, i-oann con-ilderod
without delay.
HAMILTON A Mill It.
.l I .1 k l-lillOllltl
DRESSMAKING
SUW OLUVKNOUR,
from rorl'nnd. has opened dressmHblng I Par
lors In the Kidrldgo block, tiuaiulra uoxtdooi
to Oherrlngton'a gallery. litater..nnd llcea-i
suits a specially. Ol'Jltn'
W.!A.:cosrcK
1'iesldent.
J, 11, AI.HKHT.
Uasbler.H
Capital Natal Bank,
OK SALEM.
Transncls a general banking business,
B. M. WAITE nilNTING CO,,
mn Tfin nnixmui
iiW dUD
AND
Legal Blank Publishers.
Hash's New Krlnk.nver thetinnk.rnm'l stri
GEO. FJUXDItlCJI'S
MEAT MARKET.
331 Commercial st. ICottlo blook.lj
fHuosessor to O. ai. lieekft Uo.l Ujr
Ilosl meals In the oily, 1'romptdelTvery
at lowest nrioea
RED FRONT LIVERY
AND STAQB UN1M.
ltcd Front Livery and Boarding Stable.
Flrstclass In every reaped, l'rlces reasonable.
11 II. Wkstaoott, proprietor.
UAIUYBTAC1E UNK3.
Following stages arrive aud depart dally,
Mllvcrton sugs nrnves at 10 n. in., leave at
itu . i i'uio IU W 14 1 ft
lUilaasUg, arrive nt lOn. in., leaves ntt
Indepondouce stage arrlvei nt 10:30 a. m
" ..,- .... iiia
F. M. Steel
lKCOMUKUCIAliBT.
Mliiocry anil Bicycle Repair
Klectrlca" jeHiaml Murtlirii n,n..
lir,,'-B.mi,i.Dyuni08antl utr built and
repaired. All work done in the best manner.
a ape-
Nerve
Blood
Tonic
Builder
, Ba4fbi
OMcrlpllv
puutiUltt
Dr. WILUAJIS'
MELIONEC0..
(Of.
yerbox.
CMrri.39.
otnencciaay,r(.Yi
axdfirockTtUetOa
WAM i:l- An At 'ft'ly rook nt,,Jll'l,S
orT-Auoulm-lianolrti tKtiii.uii or ne.r
.....i.:. ...,.,. h'lnilnr will tcre'vo Mill
Mr
trrnr,vrm
mM&
wSmSSkSw
1!
lIlon Rn
Soto
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'.T..NK.I IN-
ClIAXXJiyG'H HAM
-ON-
)T
6,
will rtrelve children Irom 3 years niiwards.
., ,Li..i iiantinn to bee nuers. All dos rert
rM'cv'iii ,,....-..- - - -. .
vnnordniOMdlnKlo Ua ow.i capacity.
For
nllou,
Twentloili nd Clirniermla
tAma nn nnriicuiiirMiiuiiij w ..in v. .
Willamette
University,
BAhFM, 0IIK0ON.
Oldest Iratltnllon of learning lu tho ytatOj
Kull preparMtory nnd rollrgiulo course. Toui
Snrol' mint for fail 5. -101 ""doo.penBea
moderate. New gmnaslum. Klrty-sccond
year beulns Hept. 17, U91.
tor Informal ion or rntniojuo andress
gOJtwllw
I'realdent.
If you love your boy give him tho moat val
able of nil g lt,lfiobest education possi
ble There is no belter place tlian
Jir. ANQEli. OR.
Bchool cotnpieie in every respect. Pptendid
stnll orteacliors. excellent inca's, beaulirui
nud htalthy loeatlon, constant care and strlol
itisclplluo, and tosta but J20 a month. 88 1m
German Lessons
.I...... n I.. 1.aa n.m., II. I, A tl II rl H tT IllA
riVAIUUl III viarni-a. Hi- Hi'J nii.w uw..w ,,""
lay or vfnlug tosult oonvcnloucn of pnplu.
i ....u riiA iu.. i..i.n f-irtbinanflivAnrttinrfl.
cilim,tivu ,'UI II rrvu, .mddvh .. . w w. --,
Me per pupil. (Jerniun Balurday school for
".iiuiuii ut iIil Cliannlug hall, corner Chem-
(rLimiil rulir.gHta., fromUloUa in. and
mill I to I ii, in Terras, toe per nvutli. I
my iiiciilloti ua 1 1 win born ana caucaveu
Kl-rmnuy. mill hold n ucrman teachers'
rtlltnite fioin tim I'rntsan government,
uu HiHitl.or .ii'in tlniM. l-mils public school,
MKH.W.A.ii.HAi'HU.
451 Marlon at.
CoiMvi't'utoi'i Work.
Dr. Purvlu, dl ector and teacher of
niiino, Itullau Hltigliig harmouy arid
iliH.i lu.ic.lil ii(. As-tinted byMls3 Anna
ICrebi, tcnelicr of pluno, organ, guitnr,
violin mid zither. Mm. J. il. tibarrt,
lencher of piunn, nrraii nnd elmtlug.
Muslo rooms ut the reuldonco of J. It.
Hhurp, tiulern. Leave orders at the
Allcu's or WIHb' itiuulo store.
Mrs. C. JIT. Ogle
will reopen ho
KINDERGARI EN
In His Congregational church parlor on Blpt
M. o 10-i-m
DRAIN, OUKdO.N.
Write for catalogue.
IX)U1B UAltZKE,
872m Prenldant
BANJO LESSONS.
Ulvon ou rcnsonabl6 terms by nn experienced
teacher. W.A.UAlVtBY,
451 Marlon it,
WELL DRILLING
Contracts wanted nt roasouible prltea.
Work guaranteed. Iteroroaoi las to experi
ence ami resjionslblllty;iurnUhea, Write
1'. I.. KtriZKH.
Palem. Dei or.
JOHN8TANLKV. 'JJIMZMEA
STANLEY A MEAD,
STEAM WOOD SAW
itt,&w?rk,..JjOwl;,ri00'' Leave oideraat
11.11. Weslaoott'a stable, baokor I'.O. B-H.tl
MILTON RHODES,
Practical Upholsterer.
All kinds of work made to order.
Hepalrlugn specialty.
1W Court street, Balem, Or.
IIi. CONTMIS,
ffTK
Parlors Over Gray Bros.
WOLZ'S MARKET.
Fresh.'salted and smoked MeaU and' Bau.
l'K''Kerotor meats in best iha?)"
lieptlaanAIlooenest, eastern style. Sfei
delivery. Bouih Commercial street?
' OlIAB. WULZ, lYop.
Remember
Cy Stewart
iThe Coooer.
CHEAPEST.
Salem.
1EST,
OREfiON.,
III l lri
II I IN) JW
.
.... lM..1fSI.
lnrSU mr ' mcdoling" .nu.ib."plalS ana
"?.- 'cniiX worK. Uork done on ll
... r.. lint til nnp nnnin snuwisi iuiii u va-
nniviiiiuii ii nil. iu imim -..
t
km
College,
Tliroug
:4?
weT0v T0 T,iIi
-VIA THK .
Union Pacific System
Tlirough.Kuliman Palace Blcooers T.m.i .
Bleoperaaud KroeUlccllnlni rcualr tit. ?.',"
PORTLAND to CHICAGO
Our trains are heated by, steniu nn,i .
lighted by I'lutsch light. Rl"1 """
Tlmo to Chlcano, HU days.
rime to New York, 'm days.
Which la many hours quicker than all (,,
petlto s. '""
. For rales, tlmo tables and 'ull lnrormwi,m
' ; Agents, Bainn.Mf
It, W. DAXTKU,
(Jeuenil Agent.
IKS Third st.,
loitlund. k
Ea'st: and South
via
THE o'ri'A'STA ROUTE
of, thi
Southern Pacific Comoanv,
OALirortrA!iiiruit3 thaIji hum iuii.i k
twkkw yoiiTl.Ano Ami a. r,
South.
" i hi-
tk6Ur.ni.
IIAO p.m.
t'ortlaud
Balem
Ar.i 8:
Lv. ei
IKIU...
IiV.
ukio s.m,
a.rnj Ar.H
Han Fran.
tt)a.i
e.ooi-, ,u
Above trains stop at Kail Portland, Or.
pgon City, Woodburn.Bsloui.Turncr.Mirlou.
Jeltorsou, Albany. Altxiny Junction. IrrlDt.
Cugene, Oreswcll.Uratns and all sutlouiiroui
mwebura to Ashland lucluslvn
"llOHBIIUllCJMAlL DAILY, ""
190 a. m. ILv. lortlnnd Ar.MWp.m
11 ut) a. m I Lv. Holeru Lv. 'xu j..
91 p. in. ) Ar. Itoseborg l.v. i 8r w )
HOUtll SAX.KM lAHHKajCIl,
:io p. m. Lv. I'oiUand. Ar.
e;16 p. ni. I Ar. Baldm. Lv
i.nTT
lUDs-ei.
Dining Cars on Ogtfou EUuto
PUMANfcBUFFET SLKBPilRS
ANU
Second Class Slueoin Cars
Attaohed to all thh)U;h trains.
vYtstSide DMsiod. Between him
'id
DAII.T (EXCEPT HUNnATl.
7;aU u. ru. I Lv.
laiSp. m. I Ar.
ToTuana
Oorrallls
Ar.l
Lv.l
tt.'AI p. Ql
IM p. K
At Albany ana Corvnllls oonneot wilt
trains of Oregon Central & Kastern IUIlrwiL
mXVUtUHTHAlti (DAILY JCXCEfTBPWPAV
ZL2
rVtS p. m."
7:25 p. mi
Portland
MeMlnnvllle
Ar.
Lv.
e:a.iu
b-JOa.m
Ar.
THROVCIU TICKETS
To 'all point In tbe Knttrn States, Canar
and Europe can be obtained at lowest rout
from W. W. UKINMKU, Aeent, tslem.
K.P. I100KK3. AHUti. r. and fasi.Att
K. KOKlLLKIl, Manaonr
Oregon Central
'AND
Eastern R. R. Co
YAQUINA BAY IIOUTK.1
"Connecting at Yaqulnn. Bay with IbeBsu
Franolsooaud Vftfiumallay Hteamslilp (M,
BTKAUKll "KlUAbUON," ,
A I and first class In every respect; Balls from
Yaqulna for Ban Kranclsoo about every
days.
Passenger accommodations unsurpatst
Shortest route between the Willamette valler
an California,
Fare from Albany, orlpolnts west, to H
Pranolsce: Cabin, tvi; steerage, ; cab I a.
round trip, good txJ days, JIH.
Korialllng days apply to
ir.Ii.WALUKN.Agmt
Albany, or,
OHAJB.ODAUK.8npt., OorvallU.i
EDWIN 4TONE,Mauager, Oorvaills, (
A. J. OIIUnaiIlUi.rxMAl Agent. Hsiam
SALEM TILE WORKS,
tAIlQE3TOOK ON nANl)
Bpeelal Inducements oaered. Bhlpped to(l
point on abort notice. Bend for prices.
Yawta, North Halem. - .
AddrW J. B, MUKPHY,
Kalr Grounds, or
SALEM WATER CO.
OtTicei Willamette Hotel Bulldin".
Kor waUr service apply at offlce. .Bills psy
able monthly in advance. Wake alt coun
plalnU at the oinoe. . ,
Irrigation months-June, July. August ana
September; honrs-fl to 8 a. m., 6 to l P.
Irrigation bills payable oa or before tneiii
of J ulv. Street sprlnsllng positively forbldtfea
j; a GJtiFjriTJi,
Offlce: Corner Court and. ICommorctat U
npstatrs. All work suarantotU. Prices low
as the lowest. 09l't
sT. JT. HARK INS,
Horse shoeing
BhonatiW OheaiekeU atreet, near Oonv
1 inerelal. Bpeelal attention to Interfering aua
hofs4vrUh aua4rt,
EAST
l! '.
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