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lY TLv,"ttH BKOTHBRS,
SATURUAV, NOV. 6 I897.
lies upon Ills lips. While tlic Cuban
patriots It, arms capture towns ai
will within sight of Havana itself,
the deposed representative of Inipot-
FAR WESTEKM REFLECTIONS.
Notices of New Books and Periodicals
of the Week.
The Mactnlllan Company will pub-
EDITORIAL.
The Chicago "Chap-Book" (semi
monthly) for November 1, has this de
served roast for cx-presldent Harri
son's flabby book, "This Country of
Ours:"
When Mr. Harrison con.es to speak of
the president his eloquence rises quite
to the point of peevishness. "For
the first three weeks Of an adminis
tration the president shakes hands
with from forty to fifty -thousand per
sous. The physical drain of this is
very great." "It Is a rare piece of good
fortune during the catly months of
an administration If the president
gets one wholly uninterrupted hour
at his desk each day." "There Is not
a square foot of ground, not u bush
nor a shade-tree, that the president
or his family can use In privacy."
Illraanncrcd. Inconsiderate folks,
these Americans, and Mr. Harrison
quotes Dickens to prove It I Hut In
respect of their government, he
nolther praise tliiies gone by m r pro
phesites good lime to come, but
stands immutably upon matters us
they arc to be found now, today.
There will be some studentH of affairs
who will hold that this altitude of
compluc iiioj docs not accord well with
Mr. UuirlMiii'H wide experience; that
to bou iiicoruijcr of smooth things
at this hour 1 not to bo patriotic, Is
not to be tHiitcMiiuuliKc. Is not even
to be glowing with the health of
manly partisanship, but Is another
attemptto substitute sickly infatua
tion over "Old Glory" for honest ef
forts to keep tho (lag unspotted from
its Bubtlcst and most determined
enemies. To such critics "This
Country of Ours" will be no Icsh inls-
chlovous and far more wheedling than
dcmagoglsm open and vouched It Is
itself, in a phrase, Inverted demagog
Ism. And In any light the only les
sons -this highly favored American
seems to have for his fellow-citizens
nroihese: You might, by a little
thotightfuli.ccs, have made my official
life much happier; and, To be per
fectly satlsllcd with everything ns It
Is, It Is only necessary to be as much
like u'.c Sib possible. Yet few are
aillul to write for Tho Ladles' Home
Journal.'
cut Spanish authority tries to cover iish In a weekortwo The Letters of
his humiliation with tho assertion
that four proylnces are pacified."
While he would not dare risk his
person outside the gates of the city,
he pretends that the country can be
traveled without ambuscades. Having
made an utter failure of his attempt
to subdue the revolution by arms, he
boasts that his policy of starving
non-combatants and murdering the
wounded In hospitals has done -much
good to the cause of Spain.
The Milp that carries Wcyler back
across the sea wll' bo freighted with
the execrations of the civilized world,
In whose annals his name will be
written among those to whom history
turns her back in luathlng. Ills wel
come home will be confined to the
most embittered members of an over
thrown political party, whose pen
sions, a charge upon Cuban revenue?,
threatened the loss of the island.
His future may be passed In glided
Indolence, bought with the gold he
has stolen from the army chest of his
own country.
Tho arrival of Illanco, we are prom
ised, will see a radical change ln the
Spanish rule of the garrison towns In
Cuba. The order of concentration Is
to bo revoked, and a p i y of c na'l
lutlon Is to bo adopted. This, at
least, will be a relief to nynipathetlr
humanity, which has grieved at the
horrid spectacle of entire populations
perishing of hunger within tho tant
alizing sight of fertile but fallow
fields. But Blanco will no more suc
ceed In conquering Cuba than did his
prbdecessor.
Elizabeth Barret Browning, edited,
with biographical additions, by Mr.
P.O. Kenyon, They will All two
volumes, and be supplied with por
traits. It Is not strange thatMr. Crawford's
new novel should be very popular
when one remembers that his ad
mirers have had an opportunity to
judge the book through Its serial
publication. The diameters of the
story arc many of them old acquaint
ances, members of the Saraclnesca
family and the book Is connected
with Taqulsara through Blanco
Corlconc's unhappy marriage with
one of tho Corleonc family, "the
worst blood In Italy" and ali with
Plctro Ghlslcrl through the same
lady. Indeed, It Is because of her
memory tliatl'lotro and Ills English
vlfe refuse to rcuonlze Vlttoria a id
tier mother socially. Tlio seine Is
partly, laid In "-""o and In Sicily
was
that
A hold-up or the Ohio legislature
to defeat Mark Ilanna Is not likely in
Ohio.
The next
Oregon,
election lakes place In
Justice Beach, or the New York bu
premecotirt, has Issued an Injunction
restraining a labor union from Inter
fering in any way wllh a non-union
worklugmau, and has ordered tho
union to pay tho man 8GC0 damages
for keeping him In idleness against
lilt will. If this bo sustained, labor
unionism cannot exist unless It can
provent tho employment of nou-unton
men in union shops.
STATE NEWS.
"The Army ;uuie," humorous war,
fetches by Capt. Henry A. Castle, of
it. l'jul, and Illustrated by J. W.
Vawter, the publishers report, Is In
its second edition. The author is a
newspaper man and was recently ap
pointed Auditor of tlic postr-olllce de
partment by 1'rcsldent MclCinley.
Cupt. Castle opens his volume or hum
.irous war sketches on the "Army
Mule" with a poem quoted from
Coleridge. The Bowen-Merrlll Com
pany, Indianapolis, have Issued the
000k.
Professor L. II. Bailey, of Cornell
University, has written a book under
the title of "Garden Making," which
is announced by tho Macmlilan Co.,
for publication during the present
season. The title Is well chosen, for
the nuthor Intends to make this book
a guide to daily practice In the gar
den, whether that garden be a city
backyard or an enclosure of acres-
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WE ARE ASSERTING IN THE COURTS OUR RIGHT TO THE
EXCLUSIVE USE OF THE WORD "CASTORIA," AND
" PITCHER'S CASTORIA," AS OUR .TRADE MARK.
DR. SAMUEL PITCHER, of Hyanme, Massachusetts,
ihe originator of "PITCHER'S CASTORIA," the same
has borne and does now s-7 s&aia on every
bear the facsimile signature of C-AajcccU wrapper.
This is the original "PITCHER'S CASTORIA" which has been
used in the homes of tho mothers of America for over thirty
years. LOOK CAREFULLY at tho wrapper and see that it is
the kind you have a ways bought, rf $ ,? on iho
end has the eignature of (jZayiffcuc&M wrap
per. No one has authority from me to use my name ex
cept The Centaur Oompany of which Chas. H. Fletoher ia
President. .
March 8, 1897. Qrf&Arj-J.
MURRAY TRCtT, MCW YORK CITY.
FARM LANDS
TOWN
AND
PROPERTY.
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H f WTAU 4f rMT. TT I
Mark Ilanna Is n little battered up,
buj, still In the ring. Ho will bo sen
ator from tho stale that always stood
by John Sherman.
McBrldo downed Dolph while ho
supported him. Pattorson downed
Gccr while supporting him. Buford
downed Carter while supporting him.
Ilanna will bo senator from Ohio,
unless' lie encounters soma McBrldo,
who trips him up wlnlo supporting
him.
It's a little cheeky for American
politicians to Impeach tho Spanish
government for Its corruption. But
It Is probable that it Is Infinitely
worse than anything wo can liniiglno
uftor all.
If -Uev. Parkhurst had only re
turned, Ho Is tho only man who oyer
upot Tammany,
An Arizona olllolal has lilt upon u
plan uliloli nuiy result In making
stage robbery full of tlaiuor to thu
knlghtsof the load, and c..scqticntly
quite unprofitable. On Sunday hut, a
bar of bullion was being brought from
Ills nilno on the desert, up m the lo
cal stage. Mo followed some dlstai.ee
bolilnd tho rpach, In a buekboard,
with two guards. As expected, the
Btago wns livid up.Tho olllolal camo
from behind, nml thq guards opened
flrcupon tho two Mexican desperadoes
Tho iattor roturnod tho lire, but
sought cover, while the stugo and
bucklxwrd continued on tlielrjounioy
without further molestation.
If Mnrk.Hanna lived In Oregon and
had only two or three majority ho'u"
never Iks senator. Tho ltanubl(cans
carry tho Ohio leglslutuio by a small
majority, but there U reason to be.
Jlevo that PuWcjentj Iwlepcurtonco.
would develop wftlifu the party' ranks
toiuuko mutters lively for MurW
Aurellus. A small pool of uuduolous
voter ityifjiljiuld. Mr. Ilanna up In t
way that woiild (ui'iikphi m ,gu for
jiu encounter Wltu the more modest
road agent.
Oregon apples arc being shipped
east from Ashland direct toNowYork.
The engine nnd several cars aro ex
pected 60on for the Astoria railroad.
An adjourned term of the Lace
county circuit court will reconvene In
January.
S. P. Sladcn of Eugene has eight
car loads of condensed fruit on the
track ready for shipment cast.
Mrs. John L. Scott, of Highland,
died Thursday nlghu, Aged 7.'i. She
was a pioneer of 18.72. Her husband
and six children survive her.
Mr. NIohohiH, an old citizen or Da
mascus, Clackamas county, died Fri
day night at the age of 1)1. One of
his daughters is Mrs. uuleb Cross.
The new Catholic church at Cot
tago flrovo will he formally dedicated
on Sunday, December fi. Tho dedi
cation ceremonies will be under the
supervision of Archbishop Gross.
J. J. Pplll, of Lane county, had a
hill of potatoes, the tutors, which
weighed 18 pounds; tho smallest
weighs 1 pounds and tho largest 3i
pounds.
William J. Lehigh, secretnry Mcr-chantlloEx-Assoolatl
m, of Portland,
suicided In his otllcu ut noon Thurs
day by shooting himself In tho head.
Ho leaves a widow, who is a daugh
ter or Ex-Governor Gcoigc A. Colo or
Spokane, Wash
A Chinese cook was crushed to
death -by an 'elevator at Portland
Wednesday, A faulty construction
of tho elevator wall, which had a hole
In the sldo large enough lor n person
to enter was tho cause.
W. S. Dyers, of Pendleton, has re
ceived from the Mairdeburg b'lro In
surance Company $2000 Insurrnco
money on his (Inuring mill. This
makes a total of $:i3,000 received out
of $50,000 duo.
Tho following new postmasters
have been appointed for Oregen:
A. J. Uayinond, Thatcher, Wash
ington county, vice Mary M. Tlldeu,
resigned, Mrs. M. Dardsloy, Tulo
Luke, Klamath county, vice L. W.
Carr, resigned.
In answer to a numinous, the bo tub
men or ox-County Treasurer D. L.
Ward, or Clatop county, appoaid In
thq county court Thursday and ex
pressed their Intention or making
good his shorngo, but asked further
time, which will protiuli y bu granted.
Tho short course tor farmers at tho
Oregon agricultural college In Cor
vallls will begin January 11 noxt,
and end; February 10. The lectures
will bo Illustrated wllh utorcoptlcon
Views, and will bo under the man
agement or Professor Permit.
Tho Sunset Telephone - Telegraph
Co. has awarded Lewis & Purklmldcr
or Cottage Grove, a contract for II,.
000 ecdor poles. 0000 or whloh aro to bo
sawed and WOO round, all (to bo cut of
llvogrcon timber, and all to bo got
ton out by April 1, ItWS.
"The Mite'' Is tho name of a new
paper published at Corvallls, by
Qlaudo Middle, formerly proprietor of
tho "Iltddlo Mite." Mr. Diddle Is a
bright young man who deserves the
patronago of Corvallls peoplo In gen
eral and the students of tho O. A. C.
In particular.
There Is an especial Interest Just
now In the carrier-pigeon at postal
department. Messages have already
been received from the Klondike by
means of homing-plgcons, and un
doubtedly the first ret o t of Professor
Andrce's success, or failure, to reach
tho North Po le will be brought back
on the wing or a pigeon. A compre
hensive and timely article on "Eco
nomical Homing Plgcons"ls contained
In Deinorcst's Tor November. The
magazine also presents an Interesting
and practical article on "China
Painting," which will solve ror many
the perplexing question or "What to
Give ror Christmas," Excellent de
signs arc furnished, with Instructions
ror the Use or color.
The last work or Oliver Optic's lire
was the preparation of n scries for
young people His publishers, Lee
and Shcpard, Boston, have bought
out "At tho Front," tho fifth of tho
series of "The Blue and the Gray on
Land," nn tlc iist but one of tho six
volumes. It Is a continuation of the
narrative contained In the proceeding
books, wherein Is given thu history or
tho Itlverlnwn Regiment rrom the
formation or the two companies as a
squadion, In which It renderul Its
first borvlco Tor the preservation or the
Union, till In thu present volume It
becomes a full cavalry regiment of
twelve companies, with thrco battai
lous, a colonel, a lieutenant-colonel,
and three majors.
Arter tho enemy was driven out of
Kentucky, the regiment was sent to
Nashville and ordered to Murfrees
boro', taking part In the battle or
Stone lllvor, which the author de
scribes In a roinarkably ellectlye and
Interesting manner.
The personal adventures or the
charactcren Introduced In the pro
ceeding volumes will Interest tho
readers probably more than tho dc
tnilsuif battles and skirmishes. In
tho enlargement or tho regiment,
must, ir not all, or them rise to higher
rank.
As will bo seen rrojn tho abovo, tho
book lh roll or chances for exciting In
cident tud adventure, of which the
author avails himself, making the
volume ono or tho most stirring and
Interesting or the series.
Copoland & Day, of Boston, have
published a tale of Coloulnl New York,
"Free to Servo," by Emma Itayncr.
Tho Imprint or this firings guaranty or
porrectlon In tho book maker's art.
For the background or this roman
tic story the author has chosen n little-worked
but extremely interesting
tlnio and place -Now York In tho
RM 4RKBh
Y t
ilfl
frwtUWe tread of I u runout Weyler.
H WutfiHer uaki hU exit lryu a
diwmi rawing ai murder With
ThoAlbauy Democrat speaks of&
now device ror digging potatoes
which, dug 5091 bushels in ono day
between 7 o'clock and 5:10 o'clock,
The uamo machlno dug 515 bushels In
one day, The tame machine in four
nudone-hulf days dug 4,500 bushels In
another place.
W. F. Mertdlth mid T. V Cornell,
the two tmlorluu California thieves
who were cflpliirctl Jif Cane county
last August by Deputy Sheriff Fraw
loy, of Mod oo county, have .been
SSH&iiffi'l 1 l,, California state
"petTl fFrTt laTypTaf tTrrtfu vlellorT at
Aimriis, CjI. Merldlth was sentenced
tolhtvo years am) Cornell to Uve
year.
Death robs a
man not only of
Ids life, but nil
too frequently
of the remnant
of Ids fortune,
that III -health
has left hint,
When a man
petsoutoforts.
tic is unfitted
for wot lc or bus
iness. When a
man's liver
doesn't work
right, neither
will his brain or
bonds work
right. He film,
bles both with
his hands anil
with his brain.
If he doesn't rest una bit. and take a course
of the ttKlit medicine, that man's fortune
will beijlu to slip through hi fiueera be.
cause of bad Judmcut or poor wotk. He
will steadily grow worse until consumption
or some fatal ncrvou malady overtakes
him. Then will come death and it will imt
take the administrators long to wipe out the
balance of his fortune
When a. man is out of torts, it pays him
to take Dr. Pierce's Ooldeti Medical Dis
covery. It braces up lb nmes. It makes
the appetite keen and beaity, and the di
Bcsllgti perfect It sets the torpid liver to
work. It Alls the arteries with rich, pure
blood and builds firm flesh and strong mus
cles, healthy ncrte fibers and active brain
cells, Jt cures $S per cent of alt cases
of consumption, catarrh, bronchitis and
llujcrin j coughs. Thousands have teitified
to these facts. Honest dealers don't urge
mcuur vumiuuic lur gicaicr utoul.
"About Brtctn vests sjo. writes I. M lie
Michael IMitor of the riatLburgMMa) Leader.
"I was lu ery rwor hesllh I Uad iw apprtllr.
was t4sUh. uJ so Iii.Icm It seemed imtwultle
ur iu jo vu sdmiuok inai iruulrtd to
irvery uu u imu tuw
early 18th century, when the manners
and customs were part Dutch and
part English, with Indians and
frenchmen lurking in the shadows.
The romance 1 a a new scheme of plot
and hnrrlcs on through a series of
yvld adventures In the lives of two
brothers and the handmaid who Is
free to serve, but not to plight her
troth till the end or the story. A
puritan maid rrom New England lends
a piquant contrast to her Dutch rel
atives, and thus all types or colonial
Americans arc on the stage.
"Her Place In the World," Is the
latest work or Miss Amanda Douglas,
and she glyes us a story or absorbing
interest and also such homelike,
pictures of the life in the small
country town where tho sccno Is laid,
that we seem for the moment to be
come participants In the moving pano
rama. The characters are .well drawn and
naturally attract us The book ap
peals especially to young women, to
whom It will bo un Inspiration and
help, and perhaps assist to find her
place in the world.
Miss Douglas has .'honestly earned
the distinction of being ono of our
m6at felicitous writera. She com
bines the merit of good story telling
with un objeoilyo quality of whole
some domesticity, with the best of
results- One feels that there Is
another motive than the self evident
purpose to amuse.nnd somehow the
best lnstncts of her heroes and hero
ines ulways stand out prominently In
the foreground.
The writings or Miss Douglas have
round acceptance with tho public,
because they are characterized by
good sense, n keen insight, and an
appreciation or all that Is good and
noble In hunian life, JJcr stqrles are
always pure, always pleasing, always
elevating. Her publlshora are Lee &
Shcpard, Boston.
The Overland Monthly Is adver
tising extensively an interesting
"Missing Word Contest." The sen
tence thoyglvc Isj ,(The badifled
away rrom theso two wanderers."
This Is taken rrom.aNewEngland clas
sic by a writer whoso name Is a house
hold word. The prize Is $1,000, to be
given to the person finding the cor
rect answer, or divided among rortun-
ate finders IT there arc more than
ono. Tno only condition Is that the
guess shall bo accompanied by one
dollar as a subscription to tho Over
Innd at Its reduced price. This con
dition Is no hardship; for tho Over
land at a dollar is In Itself a literary
prize. Ten cents sent Its publishers
a'; San Francisco will bring a sample
copy nnd full particulars of -the con
test. Recent numbers aro tilled witli
beautiful pictures and Interesting
articles.
HOOKS UKOKIVED.
At tho Front," by Oliver Optic,
liluo and grny cloth, gold binding,
Illustrated. $1.C0. Leo and Shep
ard, Boston.
"Freo to Serve," by Emma Ituynor,
coyer design by Maxlleld Parish,
large octavo, $1.50. Copeland and
Day, Boston.
"Tho Young Mountaineers," by
Charles Egbert Craddock (Mary N.
Murlrce.) Illustrated. Short stor
ies. $1.50. Houghton.-Mlfllln & Co..
Boston.
"Her Plnco In tho World," by
Amunda M. Douglas, author of
Larry. Leo and Shepard, Bo stun.
$lt50.
"Insect Life, an Introduction to
Nature Study," by John Henry
Comstock, professor of entomology
In Cornoll, Illustrated. D. Apple
ton & Co., New York. $2.50.
"Aaron In tho WlldorncsR," by Joel
Chandler Harris, author of "Uncle
Ueuitis," etc Illustrated by Ollyer
Herford. Houghton, Miftlln & Co.
Boston. $2.
THE MARKETS.
Foitland, Nov. 4. Wheat valley, tSc:
Walta Walla, 81c
Flour Portland, 4 15 Superfine, 2.4 per
bbl
Oats White, 34015.
Hay .Good, o 12.50 per ton.
Hops 8($t3c,- old crop 670.
Wool.. Valley, !4i6c; Eastern Oregon
7c.
MUlstufls..Dran, I4oo;ihorts 15.50.
Poultry Chickens, mixed 2.503.00
broilers, 2.oo2 50 turkeys, live 8
Eggs.. Oregon, 22c per doz
Hides,, green, salted 60 lbs88c; under
6olbs 8c; sheep pelts, io7oc
Tallow 2Mc3c
Onions. 8o I per c.
Butter.. Best dairy,.25(335;fancy creamtiy
45a 50c per roll.
Cheese .nc.
Potatoes 40c per sack.
Dried Fruit Apples, evaporated, blenched
4Me: unbleached 3ca4c;
Prunes-4c6c.
Apples, J5a35c box.
Hogs Heavy, 4.50
Voal -large 4KSM P lo.
Mutton tVeathers 250: dressed mut
ton, 5 spring lambs $y,c per lb.
Beet Steers 3.; cows 2.25.
iressed 4SlA-
Cnred Meats -Hams iojicioc bacon 7
Lard dn pails, 8Jc.
' SALEM MARKET
Wheat7o
Oats 30c.
Apples2535e.
Hay.. Baled, ch.-ac, 9.
Flour.. In wholesale lots, 410; r tail
4.4o;bran,bulk 12.11331108,14315; chop f;ed
Poultry. Chicken, 5 turkey, 9.
VeaL.Dtessbd, 4J.
Hogs.. Dressed, 5.
Live Cattle.. 22
Sheep.. Live, 2c lb .
Spring Iambs, 2c.
Wool.. Best. J2c.
Hops.. Best, io13c
h'ggs. 2ty,: trade.
Farm Smoked Meats ll.iccii, 8Jc; hrm
no; shoulders, 7V,. 90.
Potato! 25c trade.
,Dried Frui'w Apples, evaporated bleached
5e6j: unbleached 4c5c.
Prunes 4ajc
Butter Dairy l2Viandcic- cream.-rv m
m m 1
State of Ohio, City of Tolkdo, )
Lucas County, Is3
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that
he Is the senior partner of the firm or
F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business In
the City of Toledo, County and State
aroresald, and that said firm will pay
tnesumot one hundred dollars for
eacu ana every case of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the use of Hall's
Catarrh Cure
F. J. Cheney.
Sworn to beroro me and subscribed
In my presence, this 0th day of De
cember, A. I). 1890.
A. IV. (!t.r:an
Scat Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken inter
nally and aots directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces or the system.
Send ror testimonials rree.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. O.
0"SoldbyDrugglsts, 75c.
Some Great Bargains in Real Estate for
Home Seekers.
0.R&K.
TO THE EAST GIVES? THE CHOICIs
A FEW FACTS
Lands and town loU were never so low in
price as at present. The advance in rtrms
has IcRiin in the eastern states and will be.
gin to I felt here befo e 189S. Many ppople
v. hi want to own a home in the" country or
in some town are looking lr location. To
brin-; log ther home seekers and 'hoe having
property to sell we have decided to open a
real estate department where our subscribers
cm list their property with lowest cash price
and a brief descripl' 1 and inquirers will be
ditected to the owr . There will b; ro ex
pense bayond ther e oi Tub Daily Jour.
NAi.t at S3 a year, d actml expense lor co -iesp)n-Jencs
and p .icge.
Read over the fo.Iowing list:
CITYPKOPERTV.
Four blocks from Lincoln scliocl house,
fine resMecce half.block in Salem with
piivile ,e of enclosing half of street, city water
fine fruit trees, if sold within three months
for $300. A bargain as it comman is beauti
ful view.
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Store building and 3 lots, and
5oo,
Hi
stock,
nrbcrshop. two chairs and four baths.
paying business corrplete equipment, three
year lease at low rent, $500
HOTEL PROPERTY.
Twenty room hotel and barn lots, store
building, postoflice and blacksmith shop 203
acres, $8000.
Same hotel and ten acres, $5000.
Hotel with room . for forty people feed
stables and out buildings $2 500.
FARM PROPERTJ
Unimproved land near Seal Rocks 24o
acres.
Fotty acres 5 miles from Newport mostly
clear and bottom land, $800.
Eighty acres near Elk City, 20 acres culti
vated, good buildings and orchard, U500.
One hundred and sixty acres 4 miles from
Newport on county road , 14 acres clear, 3
houses, trout stream and small fruit, $2000.
Eighty acres at Pioneer, on Yaquina river,
quary opened, orchard, house and bottom
land, will lease 01 easy terms.
Fruit tiact of 4 acres on Boone Slough,
Lincoln county $350
Pioneer farm of 91 acres, Morrison,
Lincoln county, good improvments.- $2,500.
One hundred and sixty acres, three fourths
ot a mile from Pioneer btnch land, $600
One hundred and sixty acres on Beaver
creek, Lincoln county, J600.
Five acres al Mill Four, Lincoln county,
$150. " t-
-" TOWN PROPERTY
House and lot, Newport near Presbyterian
church, $900.
Three water front lots, Newport, 800.
Seal Hocks, 240 lots.
One lot, level, Seal Hocks, J500
une lot south Newport, H25.
Two lots with one and one-half story house,
fensed aod cleared, good well, Newport,
6oo
One lot, one and and one.half story house,
not finished within, $225.
Fourteen lots, two story house, fenced,
lares fruit garden. $1300'.
II you have property for sale wnte to the
undersigned, giving description and
If a buyer can be found in the
what you have to sell this paper
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Address
Two Transcontinental
Route:.
Via Spokane Minneapolis at.Paul ar.d Den
ver Omaha and Kansas City. Low rates to
eastern cities.
For full details call onjor address
BOISE & BARKFR
agents, Salem. Oregon,
OCEAN DIVISION.
Portland San Francisco.
Steamers leave Alnsworth dock, Portlanr,
October 9, 14, 24, 29 November 3, 8, 13,
18,23, 28.
Fare Cabin, $5; steerage, I2.50
WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND-SAI.EM ROUTE-,8ttamers
Kuth and Gypsy leave Salem for Portland
daily except Sunday, at 6 a, m. Returning
leave Portland daily at 6 am., except Sunday.
Passengers given transfers to electric line
at Oregon City if desired, making it possible
to reach Portland at I p. m.
Round trip tickets to all poinls
in Oregon, 'Washington, California or the
East. Connections made at Portland witb
all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on (J. M
Powers .agent, foot Trade street.
W. H. HURLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Oi.
For full detans call -jn or address
G, M. POWERS
Foot of Trade st. Local ieent
price.
ceuntry for
will reach
E. HOFER, Salem, Or.
I have used
Piso's
Cure
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Tit fis- yf
ft cs
ererr
VMfftr.
for Consumption, and can
recommend it above all others
for Coughs and Colds.
It is selling" like hot cakes.
JiMim GUSTAV FALK Druggist,
GSF Winton Place, Ohio.
AM.
s.niMJi jJtV" nuTV.
X CURE K1 CSVMP77CW 503 August i. 1807.
-- - J 1'
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF THE
Southern Pacific Co
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY,
b:00 I M
8:30 P M
Lv ..Portland.
-Lv....Sateui .,
..Ar
.Lv
745 a m ) Ar. San Francisco Lv
9:30 A M
10 A M
OOP M
Above trains sti p at all
bet. Portland and Salem,
principal station
Turner Mariin
Harrisburc, function Citv. Eupene. Creswell
Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and all sta
tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive.
ROSKBURG MAIL, r-DAILY.
2 OO.'P II
(7.-3QA M
8:30 A M I Lv. . . . Portland . . AF
iiooa MLv.... Salem.... Lv
5.-20 TMI Ar.... Roseburg.. Lv
l'ullman buffet sleeper and second-clsg
sleeping cars attached to all through trains
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
BETWEEN PORTLAND AND CORVALLIS.
Mail tiains daily except Sunday.
730 a M I Lv. . . .Portland . . Ar T jf.-StTp m
12,-15 PM) Ar... Corvallis.. Lv) 1.-05 pm
At Albany and Corvallis connect with
trains of the O. C it E. Ry.
KXI'RKSI TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYQ
..Portland... Ar8.-25AM
. .McMinnville Lv) 550 a m
450 p M Lv.
7:30 r M) Lr..
Direct connections at San Francisco with
Occidental aud Oriental and Pacific mail
steamship lines for JAPAN AND CHINA,
Sailing dates on application
Rates and tickets to Eastern points and
Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
LULU and AUS1RALLIA, can be obtained
from W. W. SKINNER, Ticket t,2m,
Salem.
R. KOEHLER, Manager. ST
C. H. MARKHAM. G. F. & P. A. Portland ?
Dreadfully Nervous.
GENTSk I was dreadfully uervou and
for relief took your Karl's Clover RootTea.
11 quietiu mv nerves and slunnthene rr.
whole Nervous System. I v, as troubled wit!
Constipation, Kidney and Bowel trouble.
Vour Ten soon cleansed my system so thor
oughly that I rapidly regained health and
strength. Mrs. S. A. Sweet, Hartford, Conn.
Sold by D. J. Fry.
Choice Early Grapes.
I have strong four year old srapo
vlnes.of best early varieties, will bear
uext, year, uoiu Dlue aim wliitc
grapes grown on these vines took all
the premiums at the stste fair.
E. HOFER.
Salem, Ore.
Try Schilling's Best tea and baking powder..
had to go and
Poor Mr. Pullman
leave his millions.
court.
rtuulrr
call
l.d
(ry D.-. ritice'n lloiam Mc4lc UUcovery. 1
I Used
til rain tLU III hr-lih m.t an
fleet mt particularly A flUud adriw-d me to
wrlsncd at tho time abwtt im ncumU
cvtial buttles. tU ant quitting it wtlihrd m
wmniA, since inn unit my wclitu has varied
row I1J to lJ pour"'
I
Constipation and bilious jltark co hand
lu.hand. Dr. Vivtcc'n Pleauut Pellet ate
a sure and speedy curt for constipation aud
tPtpm liver They are tiny, sugar-coated
cruuult. One tittle "IVllef (a a gentle
laxative aud two 4 mild cathartic. They
never Etipe. NoU'Ibj tlsc Is "ju as good'
Monday evening, J. D, Osborne, a
pioneer of Malheur county, ugod 70
years, shot a farmer named Uader
three tlin. s, tho latter dying Tuesday
mornliur. Osborne's ranch is twelve
tulles from Vale, the scenocf tho fa
tal affray. Kader, with Ills wlfo and
five children, was living 011 Oshorno's
ranch. A dispute arose over certain
rights, and Hadur went for hU bowle
knife, but before lie had time to use
It, received three 33-callbro bullets.
Osborne wont to Yale aud gave him
self up.
The mortgago Indebtedness of in
dividuals In Umatilla county was do
creased during the month of Septcui
ber last by $00,672.20. Mortgages
amounting to 10D,305.53 were can
celled, during tho same time those
tiled for record amounted to only $18,.
743.58. During October the amount
of recorded mortgages was 18,511 53,
and of those cancelled i,.Ull29 7l So
that the mortgage debt during these
two months has been rvdm-eil tl (I.
213.70, nnd only about thrce-tifth of
the wheat crop lias been sod.
BMPoison.
F. KlvMwsVTaKS, hi I 'Hi Hull II IMIM
tjjjw' a P 4 yrsujgfl iFyyM Vo&sjrg jfEyjww V WtZ?mMFJ
7 iWMNBWKM mMmWWmx fitit
rJfe " Gentlemen, I know the quality is all right for I've W
rjnk tried it, and you can easily see the increased size of the WW J
vj new live-cent piece," y
fi oi or d
fylODSIECKl
WW KA
Contagious Blood Tolson has been ap
propriately called the curse of mankind.
It is the one disease that physicians can
not cure; their mercurial aud potash
remedies only bottle up the poison in
the system, to surely break forth in a
more virulent form, resulting in a total
wreck of the system.
Mr. I'rank B. Martin, a prominent
Jeweler at 936 Teusylvania Ave., Wash-
tugtou,JJ.C.,says:
I was for a long
time under treat
ment of tno ot
the best pbysi
cians of this citv.
for a severe case I
of blood! poison,
OREGON CENTRAL
.ND
Eastern R, R Company
YAyi'lNA BAY ROUTE.
Connecting at Yaqoina Bay with the Sa
rrancisco & Yaquina Bay Steamship Co,
, STEAMEK FAKAI.LOV
-ils from Yaquina every S dajs for Fen
trancisco Coos Bay, I ei: Oiford, 'lrir.idud
and Humbolt Bay.
Passengtr accommodations unsurpassed,
&hori,es,t.Ioutebetwcen 'he Willamette valley
and California. T
Fare from Albany or points nest to Ban
truncisce: Cabin, $9; steerage, $5; to Coos
Bay and Port Orford, cabin 6; to Humbold
Way, cabin $8; round trip, good 60 davs tl6t
KIVER DIVISION i'"l
o-eamer '-Albany" between Portland and
tO.--alIis, through without lay.over Leaves
.Iem 10:45 a. rn.Tnesdajs, Tnursdays and
;","'' '" roniand, Yamhill Mreet
Frida "' m' Sunda's'' Wednesdays and
?WF' Manacer' Ccvalhs, f,
J.C. lAO, hupt Bu? "Division.
Northern Pacific
Railway.
RUNS
Pullman Sleeping Cars.
EleantSDinino- Cars
Tourist Slefioino&rars)
ToflSt. raul, Minneapolis, Duluth, 1-areo
'.rand forks, Crookston, Winnipeg,
Helena and Butte.
THROUGH TICKETS
vlllW 111.
IW IVfY
PLUG TOBACCO
(CHAMPAGNE rUVOR)
the brand that holds its friends of years ago and keeps
on making new ones. To bring its cost down to the
people's price, the five-cent piece has been enlarged forty
(jci kviu. ny 11 next time.
W
M
ToiCufc s Cold in One pay
Tako Lajatlve Hrotuo Quinine 'fab
lota. All druggists refund tije rpouey
If it falls to cure. 25c
OASTOXIIA.
h ff 1?
Pen'
nrtfiMiinnn DPOTrmrrn "r ! or.
IU iH nr-Mimr-ll Vellow Ner I.. -
guaranteed to cure alt nervous diseases, such as Weak l-morT "JS?!
ralu rower. Headache. WaLelulness, Lost Maahooc. ghijyHSfi;
.u..., nt.iraMitii.iu uraiu, icxs oi power In Ccnerav. J Omnir
el her sex caused by over-exertion, youthful errors ,..1...,.: 'r
ItMtlllHia aaklV. tj.t . 1C 1. .. v
tton or
ymatt
other.
Uruj.Co..dlirrIbuUuEaseat. Third aud'Yamhiirsts., ft, lUndio"
For sale by D. J. FRY, Salem.
To Chiwo, Washington, Philadelphia, N w
York. Boston, and all Points
. East and South
or information, time cards, -maps'.and
tickets, call on or v.-rite "..
THOMAS, WATT & CO,
AGENTS';
205 Ccmmi-rcial sneet. Salem, Or-,
M D. Charlton, Asst.; Gen'l. Passr Acem
Morrison street cornefjlhiid Portland, Or!
tabArrn. nnfnm nri
in,T rF. Kivrii rrL r..'"v""' ,"u,,y.ump
freiTciTcTuuVrreerdhy-Urufsir
iuauuijLLuioi uv une iTau AiMitnn f'n i4-i. t
t
but my condition
Krew worse all
the while, not
withstanding the
fact that thev
!? charged me three
,vK' hundred dollars.
My tuouth was
filled with eating sores; my tongue was
almost eaten away, so that 'or three
month T was unafili- in tast nnv icntiit
food. My hair was coming out rapidly.
uu , wru suuiiiujc ux. iuuu incu
various treatments, aud was nearly dis
couraged, when a friend recommended
S.S.S. Alter ' had taken lour bottles,
began to get better, aud when I hail
finished eighteen bottles, I was cured
sound and well, my skin was without
blemlsU, and I bayp bad no return of
the disease. S.S.S.satcd me from a life
ofinUery." :.b.b. gvarantted puirl) ,
WXilIATMn1'?' Tested at halent two years. Proli8c bearer, fine hear.
OPto-Si V C fafe-is i&!vV3.
RnmeiRn Po s. . sm ."- -'""- . wiuicu u over ana ociicr navor loan Murp . Market
SFlISi. ll L9 kM LM 8UwHUwiihout thu berry in their tch. Setoutnow anJ ccHa Tearly en
AURt, ua, W W mm7 I next swine. Address E- llofer. !v,lem Or . ' c"' croP
s- ' ,
fNewest, Brightest, Best.
!nSneRoWutell1enhnf,1t)rl,,aUnR ,hc "
,i, "cute to Omaha, Kansas Citv Sr
Ske,a.Daar be)'nd TK &,
Uiickets at offices of connecting lines.
, , A.C.SHELDON,
Gen'l Agent. Portland, Or.
MADE ME A MAN
waa 1 AULIfTS POeiTIYELY CDEE
iST ?' VitXluYui J Ta," 5
ttZSWZ!2FiF&!Z
1 next spring. Address E. llofer, Salem, Or.
I . . UlunUL
f ror sale at Salem. Or bv D. J. FRY
CURE Yuiiftsrirr
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sT.7i..-r Mtoni mmi,r-inA.
lE,u,C-i7Ca.i:..loVoa..M,rio-
iv.y.illig. Mill O, ,.,
or Mnt la Ulo imur.
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