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124 State Street,
Daily Capital Journal
BV HOITH5R BROTHBR8,
MONDAY, NOV. 15. '897.
EDITORIAL.
Tor tbcory that Is called dead, bi
metallism Is a vital power, Ifwcarc
tojudgo from tlic excited editorials
In tlio gold press and tho appropria
tion of $1,000 by tho Sound Money
LcaRue to bo expended In Oregon.
On naming his Infant, Richard
Folsom, an exchange says:
One Grover Cleveland lua century
sail that a submissive nation could
stand.
Tho new Salem board of trade Is
not taklnt? cord wood or cabbago on
Stock subscriptions.
Tho elopement of .Robert Lin
coln's daughter merely Indicates that
tho courso of true love still Insists on
running otherwise than smoothly.
If our flag Is absent from all foreign
ports, wo console ourselves with tho
satisfaction of knowing that with
government aid wo have manu
factured thousands of American rail
road millionaires.
It Is not loud talk makes an effec
tive board or trade but nuiot work of
tho rlglit sort.
Tho trl-wcckly New York World
has a news column called "Tlio-Wcck
Abroad" contains an excellent sum
mary of foreign news.
A number of our subscribers have
availed themselves of our oiler to
supply "The Gentleman Farmer" for
75 cents a year. It Is a llrst-class
family monthly.
warra t scalper, and the people have
n& protection whatever. Those who
Indulge In the self-flattery that they
are Sound Money people, and that nil
nryanltesaro repudla'ors If not anar
chists, oualit not to expect Bry.m
men to endorse their method of hnnl
llng public funds.
The Journal Is proud of Salem
business men, and at the bright man
ner In which they arc reprcsintcd In
our advertising columns.
Our readers arc requested to look
up the oilers of Jouiinal advertisers.
They will And bargains In every line,
and any family who will watch our
columns closely can save money on
their supplies.
Commercially Salem Is the Queen
city of tho Willamette valley. Her
banks arc sound, her mills arc run
ning, her merchants carry heavy
stocks and employ modern methods.
It Is a pleasure to do business with
an Intelligent trader who knows what
good wares are, and who will not take
advantage of buyers who trust In his
honesty.
Tho modern theory of business has
been widely adopted at Salem, Quick
sales at prices plainly stated, fair
margins and squaro dealing un a cash
basis satisfies average Americans best,
be they buyers or sellers. All such
decrvo to bo successful and prosperous,
tron urcfgtvlng the people the best
state, county and city administration
and floundering of which they arc
capable. It majvboLliat the Union
Silver party Ipr Oregon ,that sup
ported Bryan would not be capable of
doing better. But could thydoany
worse ? Not easily, Wc would ask
any fair minded, Intelligent Republi
can, whether Salem city, Marlon
county or the state of Oregon lias had
crcdltablo financial management,
honest administration, and econom
ical government ? Is there not a dis
position to throw overboard the Re-
Merit
Tho Pes Moines Dally Evening
News enters upon tho 10th -year with
tho largeht evening circulation In
Iowa. There Is a legitimate llcfd for
evening Journalism and tho news
seems to occupy It fully in the capital
of llawkoycdom.
Marlon county taxpayers aro bled
badly enough the way tho assessor's
ofllco Is worked the joar round for
all there is in it, without suffering
heavy raises because tho rolls aro not
completed on time. Squlro Farrar as
tho now momber of the State Tlax
board from Marlon county, will havo
a hard enough time to stem tho an
nual raid on Marlon and Multnomah
county taxpayors, without having a
dolaycd roll place him entirely at tho
inorcv of tho combine.
Spain Ins changed her tactics, but
not her purpose, in dealing with the
Cutan problem. Tho Spaniards have
no Intention of granting real auton
omy to tho unhappy Islandjand If they
havo such Intention now, It Is born of
necessity, and would yanlsh when
tholr purpose Is gained.
Spain's avowed chnngo of policy is
an adroit move to trick t ho Wash
ington government Into further In
action. While Hip Spanish ministry
Is making profuse declarations of
conciliation and reform, It is signifi
cant that Blanco's manifestoes
breathe the harsh spirit of unreleut-
lngwar. War Is necessarily spoliation,
and every Cuban who has taken up
arms against Spain Is technically
guilty of that olTencc. In the same
way it will bo found that any Spanish
schomo of autonomy wl'.l be adroitly
provided with a loophole which would
enable Spain to rule with tho samo
old Iron hand, once tho Insurrection
was broken.
It can fcarcoly bo thought that tho
president and our state department
will permit themselves to bo deceived
by Buch gauzy diplomacy.
nooas
Sarsaparilla
I tho best In fact the On Trai Stood Purifier.
(, ,, i-t.fi cure nausea. Indigestion,
MOOd S FlllS biliousness. 23 cents.
X STl . X M
Mado and Merit JUlnUJta tbeeonflderiee
of therxirok-ISod,flariprIlIa. ffa
medicine cures you when sick; If It makes
wonderful cares everyw here, then beyond
all question thatmediclnepowesses merit.
Made
That 1 Just the truth about Hood's Bar
MporUlsv Wo know It poetesses merit
because It cures, not onoe or twice or a
hundred times, but In thousands and
, , . , I IUUUMUU, Ul lBVS. HV JUJUt, 1 UUICO,
du oi ican staio oiuc ais. uuru aim jiu- aosoiuteir. cermanenuv. wnen au omen
eald, who have sought to comply with M" to do any good whatever. W. repeat
the party pledges of 1894,'to Introduce
business methods and stop stealing?
If these are facts, as wc believe
they arc, and as the people are begin
ning to sco them, how futile to
threaten the people that Oregon may
become a silver state! Have the cities
of Washington ceased to grow 03
cause that state went Into the hands
of the silver people? Tlioy arc flourish
ing today. Has the credit of Marion
county suffered because we nave a
Bryan silver man for treasurer?
Ko. lie deals openly with the people
and is an object lesson as a model ol
flcal. We believe lie will never dis
grace his ofllco by making It a side
show for isoine bank or warrant
walplng firm, and at the end of ills
term will not require his bondsmen
to put up coin for his deficits. Can
the people of Salem, or of tho state
ever expect an honest financial man
agement from a Republican treasury
olllclal elected by the machine now
in control of the Oregon Republican
party?
A great many good honest tax-pay
ers are beglning to doubt It. The cry
that Oregon may become a silver state
In June 1803 will not deter the people
from demanding honest administra
tion, progress and reform, and they
are not going to get very much of that
article at the hands of any but the Sil
ver party. Are the Republicans go
ing to correct, -condemn and punish
their own defaulters, wrongdoers and
corruptlonlsts? "Where shall they be
gin? It is out of tho question. They
show a disposition rather to throw
cold water on those who will not
stand In with Jobbery and ring rule.
But It will take moro than the fear
that Oregon may become a silver state
to gain tho confidence of tho people
for tho Oregon Republican machine.
I am not an advocate of a long state
platform. I am willing thatHhc figl t
bo made upon the Initiative, referen
dum and imperative mandate, which
must come through anew constitu
tion, as no amendment has everyct
run the gauntlet of two legislatures.
Please show up tho "forty visionary
theories" and oblige,
Yours truly,
F. A. Myers.
The Journal's editorial referred
to was a protest against long plat
forms in general. The people are
tired of meaningless platform bun
combe Tho national platforms of
1890 would All quite a large book, and
while the Bryan platform defeated
Bryan, the McKlnley platform nearly
defeated McKlnley, and will defeat
him before he Is through witli it. A
few fundamental principles that the
people can understand and that the
party going into power can live up to
are better than any number of "prin
ciples" in the abstract. The Union
Silver party In Oregon should not con
sider oyer thrac propositions.
1. Free coinage and national cur
rency. 2. The people to have the referen
dum on all general legislation.
3. Common honesty and economical
administration.
Ed. Jouiinal.
STATE NEWS.
One hundred men bhould bo em
ployed all this month cleaning tho
Salem streets and ulloys for winter
Of all the monoy raised by taxa
tion In this city the luboror gats but
little and that In discounted warrants.
It is a matter of publlo Interest
that tho young men of tho Y. M.O
A. debating club utSulom should dis
cuss the question of making nomi
nations for ofllco by direct .vuto of tho
people. Tho young men will thul
-that thoy havo taken up u llo ques
tion. Tho nominating powi-r miw ex
ercised by tho political muchiiies in
large cities Is subjected to great abuse
and Is tho greatest obsiaclo to real
self-government by tho people. There
can bo nu responsibility to tho pcoplo
by their alleged representatives In
legislative halls when tho represen
tative doesn't fceWie owes his position
V) tho people.
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Tho Bryan patty at Salem should
put up a silver candidate, (or city
treasurer on a citizens ticket. Tut:
Journal believes that tlw Interest
oOiouest administration, the rcitor
tvtloR of city credit and to bring (clty
iwrraaU to par, requires that tho
JkyaM forces pf this city put up a can-
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pr.liy treasurer a mo kwni
etiuatlw Hrst Monday In Pec
Tbe Republican city eunren-
Uq will ptKtoubtedly be controlled
by tbtMtt rwa?wsibln for the deplorable
jMhH&q of city Jljiance It will v
ttfia RWlcaucau'dldaUj who, U
s4it4,..wl! coHtlnue tho prmut
, wrier which vuUtundlng
l ik collected, under which
01 Hs7 pis)r I dlcotiut4d by the
Commercial circles aro still excited
over tho order of Secretary of War
Alger establishing tho military res,
crvntlon for ono hundred miles around
St. Michaels. Tho "reservation" Is as
free as air, with no restrictions to
tho North American Transportation
and Trading compaty.
The Tiicoma Lcdgor sees no reason
to chango Its views from thoo ex
pressed at tho outset, that tho order
establishing a military resorvo Is cal
culated to glye au uuduo advautauo
to ono company, already established,
and to lmposo almost prohibitory re
strictions upon all others, to guard n
private monopoly by fedoral bayonots,
Secrotary Alger Is entitled to be
lief for his assertion that tho depart
motit hus no desire to show favors, but
tho fact remains that undor tho order,
of which tho efforts of the two great
cities and the appeal of the governor
of one state havo not been ablo to so
euro tho slightest modification, favor
is shown to tho company which has its
business already established within
tlio sacred limits, and thercfuro Is not
affected by tho order except In a bene
ficial manner.
The protests of tho leading Repub
lican papers seem to have no effect.
Mr, Alger Is himself a millionaire
monopolist and why should ho desist?
A POPULIST WRITES.
Salum. On, Nov. 11.
Editor Jeuiinal: In Tuesday's
Jouiinal I lead an editorial giving
tho Populist party a dresssng down
because they havo principles and put
them in their plntfurm. You say
that Populists who still Imagine that
they want to stand on a platform as
long as the Declaration of Indepen
dence had better make up their minds
to go It alone. I have a copy of tho
Populist state platform of 1800 and
also ono of the Republican platform of
the same year before me, and llnd the
Republican platform to be nearly
twice as long us tho Populist plat
form. 1 presume you voted the Re
publican state ticket, in which case
you must have stood on a platform
containing eighty visionary theories,
which have since proved not to be so
vlslonnry but a dread reality, to the
sorrow of tho taxpayers of Oregon
The Populist party, long before
there were any so called reform forces,
was advocating tho free coinage of
silver, tho government Issue of paper
mot.cy, tho abolition of the national
banking system and tho referendum
for which they were called era nks by
the very fellows who aro now trying to
mako their platform, ,Wc have forced
tlicso reforms to the front, and the
"silver forces'' havo accepted them.
If you had been shipping green fruit
cast, as many people liavo, ut an ac
tual loss, you would nrobably think
that tho government ownership of
railroads Is not a vl simiary theory.
(1m a sBJsssPjEyA
it v. ' .'.vi""i-' y
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.ktoatSBSSBsr birdlv
4lfSBBBBBBBBBB. to
The young
mothei
knows what
do w 1th her firs'
baby Ultls inarrt
nmr.n ilnvfl tvtth
little lues, or the duties of matrimony and
maternity They approach motherhood
with considerable fear They have teamed
in a yKue way mat me bad
pain and dancer Vewof them hao been
told that these thtntra are rf thf. nnst. Pain
and danger are no longer necessary. By the
regular use of Dr. Vietce'a 1'avortte Prescrip
tion during; the expectant period safety,
comfort ami health ate assured for both
mother and child.
Dr Tierce's favorite Prescription is foi
the cure of alt diseases distinctly feminine,
and for the invifroratiou of already healthy
organs in time of unusual strain. It pro.
motes reeuUrily and telle es periodical
pains and discomforts. It has saved the
lives of thousands of women, as their oyra
testimony proves Talcn from among thou
sands like it is this letter which tells what
one woman has experienced i
W R. Mlcolpi.Km of KooUl.CUyCo , Ars
writes- WebcUrvelntheinedtsoriJr Hem's
(mily mclumts. My wife wss troubled with
female wrskncu o4 two bottles of tlr l'letce'i
! tlte, fit m Mlali-M ,h
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Favorite ITtaatption lorrthtr with the Golden
MeJItaV Discovery cute! her During the pe-
r wuc coniiouea ine uk
Uii
It would bo too bad It Oregon were
to become a "silver state" like Wash
ington, where Mate taxes bavo been
reduced, state warrant aro at a pre
mlum, and legislative expenses and
unnrnnrlnllnn uprft rpitnrcd 'npfirlv
41 ' i tkfclol EeUattari tnvwlleranllnura thutnfl
one-third Oiegou politicians could, tiSff3; &?$$ fc?TCT5
uevorstand that, but the people would I iSXCaV ".SKEW
not shed learn to havo Just such a '7nuSffS!lWXSSA
il.i40udmlnWt.red and kent un for W . :!? t0.1? .uy- . ?
about ten )cur until the producer gut
caught up with the, tax-gatherer aid
vvitrrunt'Scalpur.
It way U that Republican of Ore-
much ai , hut the coll, he it hearty an J stout
and Pttlty as picture - pretty because she Is
htaUliy.aiut wt very muchbUrac Dr.rierw s fciu-
iir raniKiuca i h we keep Dr Item's G
Meaicai ptMovery, the ' Favorite rroerlt.1
ana we 'relicts- in our home and use them. We
Vr Kttt, t ltaw
tihvaiclan lata mv fLmlfi luj nj
it Ns Mr sf swiMf
have been ruarried taost tKree
cajiva a
Lincoln county liad 42.),979 of out
standing warrants on October 1.
On October 1st, Gilliam county had
$21,201 In warrants outstanding.
N. D. Elliott lias purchased a half
Interest in the weekly Newberg
Graphic.
A carload of Oregon apples have
been shipped from The Dalles to
Waco, Texas.
The pupils of the Jacksonville pub
116 schools arc raising a fund for a
school library.
Dixon McDonald has been appointed
postmaster at Ulggs.'Or., vlco Lucius
Clark, resigned.
Wm. RenshavY of Eugene, charged
with belling liquor to a minor was
found guilty by a jury and lined $25.
The city of Ashland has liquidated
$11200 of Us city debt this year in
addition to paying current expenses.
Stock In Uaker county Is reported to
bo In excellent condition, and the loss
this winter promises to be unusually
light.
L. D. Forrest has filed a suit In the
circuit court, at Eugene, against J.
C. Goodule for $2200, on account of a
timber deal.
Between seven and eight hundred
cords of wood have been shipped from
Rrown'sspur, Polk cjunty, to Port
land this year.
Wild geese arc, it is said, plentiful
near Arlington, on the Columbia
river, and hunters have been having
Ono sport.
J. Keeney, who Isjlstonc blind re
cently walked alone from near May
vllle, In Gilliam county, to Condon, a
distance of "0 miles.
Four llrst grade, two second grade
and four third grado certificates were
issued at Kircst Grove at tho last
quarterly examination.
Three hundred and forty-soven
bales were sold ut 12 cents und over,
and 300 bales at prices ranging from 7
to 10 cents, at Dallas last week.
Tho second Northern Pacific barge
arrived at Astoila from Kalatna,'
Saturday, with another lot of cars for
tho Astoria & Columbia River rail
road,
Mrs, Rhoda Angus, of Cottage
Grove, whllo eurouto to California
becamo violently Insane and was
handed over by the conductor to local
authorities at Chlco.
Tho quarterly teacher's cxamlna
tlon closed at Dallas, Friday. There
wqro only fouri applicants for county
ccrtitlcatcs, all of whom failed. One
applicant for a state certificate was
successful,
Flvo carloads of Angora goats from
Idaho wore shipped west from La
Grande, last Thursday. It Is stated
that tho goats will be wintered at
Pendleton, and that they will be usee)
In the Alaska country next year,
Klamath county Indians were la
Med ford trading last week. They
came In gtcater numbers this year
than usual, and their purses yvere
longc, mid tilled to tho neck. Of
family purchased four silk dresse.
Travel across tho Cascade iiloua
tains, ou both tho MqKonslo and
Middle Fork roads, has ceased for t,he
winter. Parties, who came Inoverthe
MoKcnsle ro-itt recently report froai
unotasarou feet of snow near the
summit.
II, II, Wlnsjow, on Tuesday, in
ijherldan, Yamhill county, sold Ills
hops, about 0$ pounds, for 121 cents
per pouud. uuo samo nay Messrs,
Foster and Fennel consigned GOOC
pounds, each re(vjBfnJTdT8ee
vwrtuiif
The Goodell Refrlnr-ator company,
of Eugene, hand tied about 20 tons uf
apples In the cannery company's
drier. Tiie company exix'ftw t con
tinue the work n long usapplis can
be procured, which VM probably be
for Mime weeks yet.
The Coltniblii Southern Railway
company f.a established Its t hit
press company, and will huiullf all
express matter over Its line, in con
nectlop with the Pacific Exprc com
pany. Alltxprees for Wasco Is billed
to Biggs, lu caro of the Columbia
Southern Express company
S. A.Gardlnler made o sale of nine
carloads of Grand Rounde apples to
the Deseret Commercial company, or I
Ogden, Utah, In La Grande, last t rl
day.The sale was made on telegraphic
orders from the Ogden firm, and the
fruit is to be packed at La Grande.
Sheriff Juhnson, Friday found under
the walk near the foundation of the
new courthouse, In Eugene, a key to
the old Defiance fafe, which had been
lu the sheriff's office for many years,
and whlcn lias of late j ears been sup
plemented by one larger and more
modern. The key has a brass handle
and steel blade, and isabout one Inch
wide. It his been lost for jcars.
A report of a very rich strike in
Lane county ha created considerable
excitement In Eugene. A miner who
brought In some very rich ore and
who claims there was a great abun
dance of It, came In, left samples, got
more grub and put right back to lo
cate and stake ins claim ucrorcie
would tell where It was.
J. Miller, of Shcdds. In Llnncounty,
has what he culls an eycrgrcen IrMi
potato, which, he bays, Is not affected
by the frost. This variety, while
bearing an underground potato, like
other and common knids,lhnsa po
tato aboe the ground on the joints of
the vines. Mr. Miller will Investigate
this new potato, and propogatc it.
Two men with their faces blacker-cd
entered a saloon near the depot, at
Roseburg, at 1 o'clock .Saturday morn
ing and compelled D. W. Stephens.the
bartender, at the point of revolvers, to
"dig up." One man went through
the till while the other covered
Stephens. They gt about 312 In sil
ver, overlooking some small change.
"Only the Best'1
Should be your motto when you need
a medicine. Do not be induced to
take any substitute when you call for
Hood's Sarsaparilla. Experience has
proved it to bo the bet. It is an
honest medicine, pose.sing actual and
unequalled merit. Re wlbe and profit
by tlie experience of other people,
Hood's Pills are the favorite family
cathartic, easy to take, easy to op
erate.
Shiloh's Consumption Cure cures when
othnrs fail, It is the leading couch, cure
and no home should be without it. Pleasant
to take and goes right to the spot. Sold by
D.J. Fry.
jifSll
for Infants and Children.
The Fac-simile Signature of
Appears on Every Wrapper.
0.R.&N.
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Y" i "- srery
J-eUcUM "W"
OASTOrtlA.
lialb
Sl (SHUTS
of
Karl's Clover Root Tea is a ploasant laxa.
tive. Regulates the bowls, purifies the
blood. Clears the comolexion, Easy to
make and pleasant to take. 2$ cents sold by
D. J. f'ry.
Chinook salmon belly at Stelncr's
market. tf
Cure that Cough with hhiloh's Cure. The
best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly.
One million bottles sold last year. 40 doses
for 25 cts. bold by 1J, J . fry.
EAL ESTATE
DEPARTMENT.
Bargains in Business and Real Estate for
Home Seekers.
TO THE EAST GIVEEf 1HE CHniLfc
OF
Two Transcontinental
Roul63.
Via Spokane Minneapolis St Paul ard Den.
yx, Omaha and Kansas City. Low rates to
eastern cities.
For full details call on or address
BOISE & DARKER.
agents, Salsm, Oregon,
OCEAN DIVISION.
Tortland San Francisco,
Steamers leave Alnsworth dock, Portlano,
QCtobtro, 14, 9. 24, 2Q November 3, 8,
13,18,23,
Fare Cabin, SS; steerage, $2.50
W1LI.AMETTE RIVER DIVISION.
PORTLAND SALEM ROUTE-,8Uamer
Ruth!for Portland Monday, Wednesday anci
Friday at 10 a.lm . For Conallls, Tuesday,
Thursday and baturday at 6:45 P- "
Passengers given transfers to electric line
at Oregon City if dosirtd, making it ioibl
to reach Portland at I p. m.
Round trip tickets to all points
in Oregon, Washington, California or the
East. Connections mado at Portland itb
all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on (J. M
Powers agent, foot Trade street.
B W. H. HURLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or.
For full detahs call on or address
G. M. POWERS
Foot of Trade St. Local Agent
A FEW FACTS
Lands and town lots wero never so low in
price as at present. The advanco in f.rras
has begun in the eastern states and will be
gin to be felt here before 189S. Many people
who want to own a home in the country 01
in some town ore looking (or location. TV
bring together home seekers and 'hoe having
property to sell we have decided to open a
real estate department where our subscribers
can list their property with lowest cash prico
and a brief descripf' 3 1 and inquirers will be
directed to the owrcr. There will be no ex
pense beyond the r je ol The Daily Jour
nal, at $3 a year, u ti actual expense tor co.
respjndenc: and pi jtcge.
Read over the following lists:
CITY PROPERTY.
Four blocks from Lincoln school bouse,
fine resiitecce half-block in Salem with
pi Wile e of enclosing half of street, city water
fine fruit trees, jf sold within three months
for $300. A bargain as it commands beauti
(ul view,
BUSINESS PROPERTY
Hardware store and stock and 20 acres of
land at good town in Douglas county, to
trade for farm property in Linn county.
Barbershop, two chairs and four baths,
paying business complete equipment, three
year lease at low rent, $500
HOTEL PROPERTY.
Twenty room hotel and barn lots, store
building, postofTice and blacksmith shop, 290
acie, (8000.
Same hotel and ten acres, $5000.
Hotel with room for forty people feed
stables and out buildings $2,500.
FARM PROPERTY
Unimproved land near Seal Rocks 24 0
acres.
Forty acres 5 miles from Newport mos'ly
cl.ar and bottom land, $800.
highly acres neir Elk City, 20 acres culti
vated, good buildings and orchard, 11500.
One hundred and sixty acies 4jJmiles from
Newport on county road , td acits clear, 3
houses, trout stream and small fruit, $2000.
Eighty acres at Pioneer, on vanuinairiver.
quary opened, orchard houe and bottom
lauu, win leave 01 easy icims.
Fruit tiact of $y ac cs on Bocne Slough,
Lincoln county SJ50
Pioneer farm of 91 acres, Morrison,
Lincoln coun v. pood lmrjrovi ments. $2,500.
One hundred 1 nd sixty acres, three fourths
ol armle fnm I'inncer btnch land, $600
One hurdred and sixty acres on Beaer
creek. Lincoln conntv. $600.
Five acres al Mill Four, Lincoln county,
$150. -
IOSVN PROPERTY
House and lot, Newport near Presbyterian
church, $900. v
Three w&ter front lots, Newport, $800,
Seal Rocks, 240 lots.
One lot, level, Seal Rocks, $500
One lot south Newport, $125.
Two lots with one and one-half story house,
fensed and cleared, yood well, Newport,
$600
One lot, one and and one half story house,
not finished within, $225.
Fourteen lots, two story house, fenced,
large fruit garden. $1300.
K you have property for sa)e write to the
undersigned, giving description and price.
If a buyer can be found in the country, for
what you have to sell this paper will reach
him
Three routes east:
1. Via St. Paul.
2. Vra Billings, Most.
3. Via Denver.
Take No. I if you want to ride en tho
finest train in the world. No. 2 if you want
to save time. No. 3 if you want to see the
most magnificent scenery on the globe.
A. C. SHELDON,
Gen'l Agent, Portland, Or.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
THE SHASTA ROUTE
OF.THE
Southern Pacific Co
EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DAILY
6:00 P M
8:30 PM
7.-45 A M
Lv.
Lv,
Ar.
, .Portland. ..Ar
...Satem ....Lv
San Frnncisco.Lv
(9130 AM
J7VIO AM
(SJOOPM
il Ktauoni
station
s, HfWsey,
Above trains stop at all principal
bet. Portland and balem, turner,
Tflrrson. Alhnnv. Tamrent. Shedds
Tlarrislmrtr. function Citv. Eucene, Cresftve;
Cottage Grove, Drain, Oakland, and aUista
tions from Roseburg to Ashland, inclusive.
ROSELBJtO MAIL, r DAILY.
,. Portland
..Salem
8:30 a m 1 Lv
lloo A mJ-Lv
Tor Infants and Children.
Tbi he- si .
it n
CT7
Newest
BrightestBest.
Be Not Deceivedl A Couph, Horseness or
Croup are not to be trifled with. A dose in
time ofShilo's Cure will save you mu h
rouble. Sold by D. J. Try.
O.A-,X"C:EtX...,
n fu
sions afg-utort
ti
Tho Tennessee Strawberry, Tested Jat Salem two years. Prolific bearer, fine heart
shaped, bright scarlet Ted berries very early. Clusters grow on medium short stems, out o(
danger of tost when blooming. Fine, strong plants, delivered at this office or sent to any
address at $ 1 per 100, Just the berry that has been wanted in Oiegon. Sweeter, earlier
ana laiger man Wilson, mgti colored all over and better flavor than bharpless. Market
growers should not be without this berry in their patch. Set out now and get an early crop
nYt snrinir. Address E."Ilofer, Salem, Or.
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!ucaaK
The chemical department of the ex
perlment station at the Oregon iiRrl
cultnral college practically finished
tlio work of analyzing sucar beets.
Tlio last lot was from La Grande.
Fifty samples from there were ana
lyzed during the season, all of which
showed lilgli percentages of sugar
and purity. Tho last lot analyzed
consisted of 20 samples, which gave
the following results, the llrst tigurcs
refering to sugar and tlio second to
purity: 18.0, 01; 10.0, 88; 18.4, 01; 10.0,
04; 20.0, 01; 18.2, 00; 10.0, 00; 15.0, 02;
17.0, 04; 17.5, 82; 13.3, 88; 15.2, 80; 20 0,
01; 20.0, 03; 18.1, 01; 17.5, 83; 15,8, 72;
13.3, 80; 14.0, 80.
Seven Months With Fevers!
Wonderful It ceo very of Health.
1
" Mr. Ralnl'd ranld und marvelous nwnvflro
(ram u more skaloton to liU normal weight,
SitPpouiids, was surely tIiou!lsf Iwttof tho
grandest stroiirftli-gHIn;; anil bulldlnfj-up
modlcluo overprouiicvU, namely.
Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine.
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5.-20 P Ml Ar Roseburg.. Lv (730A M
Pullman buffet sleeper and second-class
sleeping cars attached to all through trains
WEST SIDE DIVISION.
BETWEEN TORTLAND ANU CORVALLIS.
Mail tiains daily except bunday.
Portland
730 A M I
1215 PM(
Lv.
Ar.
. .Corvallis.
Ar
.Lv
I 550 P M
) 105 PM
with
At Albany and Corvallis connect
trains of the O. C. & E. Ry.
EXI-RKS3 TRAIN DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY.J
A M
A M
450 P M 1
73O P M
8:30 I'll)
Lv . . . . Portland . . 1 . Ar
Lr. . . .McMinnville Lv
Ar Independence Lv
825
YS-S
) 4:5
AM
Direct connectibns 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. Alo JAPAN, CHINA, HONO
LULU and AUSTRALLIA, can be obtained
from W. VV. SKINNER, Ticket Ajont,
Salem.
R. KOEHLER, Manager.
C. H. MARKHAM, G. F. & P. A. Portland
J II. Bawd.
"Gentlemen- I nUh to express to you ray
fratltuda (or the Brvt frood that lr.
Vl' ArrvOi has douo tor me, I was
UVcn slelt with typhoid fovcr and I laid
In bed for seven months. After cettlnir
over the (over 1 was tlilu. nervous and tired,
and did nut riwaln my liV strength. 1 tried
several proprietary luedlfltivs, and finally,
attar bavins bvu reduced In weight tclao
pounds. I began rryiutf jiuir ATrvlns, and at
Old Klne Cole
Was a merrie old soul
And he knew a thing or two;
For he chewed Piper Hcidsieck all his life,
And so did his subjects, too.
"Lssis'ges and! B&Uep"
The New Five-Cent Piece of
PIPER
HEIDSIECK
PLUG TOBACCO
3 (CHAMPAGNE FLAVOR)
5 ONE TRIAL MAKES A LIFE-LONG CUSTOMER.
W$&U&IjP' fj7i&Susfb
OREGON CENTRAL
.AND
Eastern R. li Company
YAQU1NA I1AV ROLTE."
Connecting nt Yaovina .llay widi the Sa
Francisco & Vaquina IJay Steamship Co,
STEAMER "tARALLON,"
Sails from Yaquina every 8 days for San
Francisco, Ccos Bay, Port Orford, Trinidad
and Humbolt Bay.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Shortest route between the Willamette valley
and California.
Fare from Albany or points west to San
Francisce: Cabin, Jo; steerage, $5; to Coos
Bay and Port Orford, cabin $6; to Humbold
Bay, cabin J8; round trip, good 60 days, $l6i
RIVER DIVISION
Jueamer Albany" between Portland and
Co.-vallis, through without lay-over. Leaves
Salem 10:45 a. m. Tnesdays, Tnursdays and
Batuidays leaves Portland, Yamhill street
dock, 6;oo a, m. Sundays, Wednesdays and
Fridays,
EDWIN STONE, Manager, Ccrvallis, Or
J. C. MAYO, Supt. River Division.
0000 Itecan to Imiiroro. Was Anally ttMitlv i
CTirvti skiiu louay i c
tor lu all mv Ufa.
This Is my normal weight, tut I
lev 9s lucuu iu ncisnw
Eouth Bend. Ind.
av 1 call ur I never felt brl
lu all toy life, and weigh 770 pounds.
ettrvt and
laeasu,ro
J II IUIRD.
on a rcHltln
Dr. MU' Nervlno la sold on a mmIUto
jruarauiod that tho Dm Uittlo ylu twuoflu
UdruUU tell Haiti, 6 bottle forts, or
)stor aud Fennel consigned' 00001 u ut. muc MUic oi, Uli&n, lot.
W-?"1
mnxninnn "nroTnnrn r isirBis
mHinuuj nroiunnj T!".ww.i'
ruaracteca to cure all nervous diseases, Saab
tirai
This tXnottif
aslfrsX Nuo
Uaahooo, g
Pcaa'a
Pllh.
4tiful rtatdr
lraln Fewer. Headache. Wakrluuca. Lot Uuhn. 'ikt'-t?. '
sions. McrrouStms. all drains, loss at oowrr In r..-:. ?7Tf";
either sex. caased by ovcrxcrtsu, vouthfal errors, carcsslisfusa of
tobacco, oplaia or stimulant, which fea4 to lB4rmli,Con,umptlouor
Jcsamtr.CaaU tarried la vest pocket. i.o pr but fv tjTW mall
PmaiX Circular lree. SoU by aUdrurrUs. ilkforlt'lVeooithCT.
ilanufactured by the Pcau Medicine t5x, Pans. Fraw. Lane.DT
Urui Co., dlstributins tts. Third and VasthW SlTvo luST.oZ
For sale by D.FRY.Mw.
Northern Pacific
Railway.
runs;
Pullman Sleeping Cars
Elegant Dinino- Cars
louristSleeoinCarb
ToSt. Paul, JMinneapolis, Duluth, rtrco
'rana forks, Crookston, Wmniueg,
Helena and Butte.
THROUGH TICKETS
To Chiwo, Washington, Philadelphia, Nw
orlc. Boston, and all Points
East and South
For information, time cards, 'njaos ant
tickets, call on or Vrite
THOMAS, WATT & C0
C- AGENTS.E
a55, Commercial srreet, Salem Ot
M D. Charlton, At,J Oen'l. Passg Agent
MorrUon street comerfThird Portlsnd, Or.
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