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Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

cHicaso. January -, lsss.-4af.- E.Ilso-
sss,ss Csusp1ay. esank Raias. Alch Gas
FLEzEs. Ia answer 20 year inquiry a. TO
how We ike -kslsomine would say
thai Ne goasldeE Il lhe Dest wall coating Ne
have svsr seen. Il hzs been o. ths Adams
Express EuildiBg about year aud ali The
c aims msds b. your representative. hr.
w. J. Burke. have been proven The block
Is ten 81 mes high. 100 feet by 100 iest, and
= coated ali through With AnIi-kalsomlne.
We had occasion TO Te-coaG some rooms
THAI were damaged aud found that the
material made better finish the second
time. than the hFst- Ii D4s br.gh htsr and
more cheerful look than calcimiLe. nlls 40
the cracks and does not shrink and dlslodge
caicimins mixtures viii And since We
have found that We can have our walls
coated with a material that is permanent,
and that We will lot be obliged TO remove
when Necessary To Te-coat would not use
anything else. aud will continue TO use
Anti kasomine so long as We can get it,
Would not use cslcinine if the material
Was furnished for nothing.
Yours truly.
A. J. CO0PER,
For COoPER & CARsoS.
PropTielors.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

II has come to our notice that for some
time past some dealers in the city have been
selling cheap preparations for Alabsstne,
either by handing it out in bulk when Ala
basiine was called for. or with an explana-
ton that while 1t Is not the same brand IL
is the same thing" THIS Is TO inform those
who would use Alabastine. that there is no
ar icle made that is even similar 10 Alabas-
tine, or that makes a permanent coating.
Excepting nti-kalsomine. which is IL
censed under our patents) and that all other
preparations on the market make only
temporary coaiings, that require ing of
before renewing. ii they do not rub Of or
scale at once, which causes more trouble
and expense than TO apply the new. The
binding property Of these temporary coat
ings is animal glue, which must decompose
and dislodge in time, which is the cause Of
much sickness. Many painters will say
tha. they will use Alabastine when a GUS
toner insists upon IL, at the same time they
will use some cheap mixture, and If the re
suit is bad will lag il TO having been re-
quired 10 use Aiabastine.
As a rule dealers do not know the dam
age they do their customers buildings by
palming Off on them these kalsomines.
The only way for buyers 10 know that they
are getting the genuine A absstine is TO buy
in our sealed paper packages, and If they
wish TO hire the work done they should en-
gage some one Of the work men Cmmend-
ed by US. ALABAsrISE Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
PERSONALITIES.

B. 3. Hoyt Of Hastings. IS in the city.
Fdwin +. Uhl has returned from Wash
ins.oa.
K O. Ereultsr. Of Detroit. was in town
yesterday.
e. p. ssn5iHer vii return - Gunnison.
ohio. today
g E. Alderman. Of the Casnovia Hsrola
is fn tbs city
p Il. Montgomery. Of Iouia. was ia the
city yesterday.
81 r. Cobnrn. Person merchant was
in fae cliy yesterday.
Hon. A. J. Brown and family returned
irom the West yesterday.
Hiss Nsts Waller Of Philadelphia is in
he city visiting relatives
ssrxssat Hurley and Detective Cast are
IA + x Rapids on business.
sheriff Bishop returned from a business
trip 20 lansing yesterday.
g. p. Newell. Of Springvills. Mass. Is Ia
che city guest e. Ssest's
Frat. r. Lord Of Chicago. vas in the
cry yesterday. on business.
Charles 3. judd snd Eiward rargart left
fer New York 'ssi evening
~ C Martin sul r. ". Hoiton. % New
Yar< city. are hefs ou business
Hon. A. b Turner &C tie E1gie 3 in
rst-,it .ha s-a.f III Han. n A kl~s-
sf.e..s-. a., f.t.... --.,-,.~,- t..,,-,,
ais s,ernta.r ss- bis horne In PhiIs.selohsa.
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eng N'''N7' ~ f''' "s31e'
81 tat Ntt.o ~ So
affl nf i-s2o, = ~ ~ oitfi
-Ae,i 81 o*eets = p atea
Hr snd Ars g. s Hszs.tius havs re-
ffrnri Hnm .ae tt-' N1sfs they have
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Tas management u ms daily p4psrs IN
he city ef Grand Espllls. have asrssd -
TIE telie-iBg rslss and schsculs 81 prices
governing ia publiestien q miscellaneous
n0tless foF esasral lniormsIlon.
Ooitu4ry notinez and resolutions Of
respect viii be published al 40 lsss than
ons esnt Der word
Notices VI mssiisEs cf OrgaDixstions. etc.
cards II shsuks. al loo4i aOtiess oi balls and
parties, pleBies and excursions vii be pee-
lishsd at nos less than Ten eeots lne aDdsr
tie proper heading. for the tirsi insertion.
aud Eve cents PED line for sscn subsequent
insertion.
ln The case Of soeisls. festivals aud other
entertainments Of churches or strictly char
table organizations. Tor which an scmss-
sion Zee Is charged or luncheons or articles
sold. the rate sill be Eve oenss . liHe each
insertion.
Notices CT corrections. sueh as "Joh n
Jones. OF so-and-so, is not the John Jones
arrested. etc, etc. also ell requests for cor
rection Of articles which have appeared In
other papers must he paid for al rate Of
not less than 10 cents Ter hne.
TRE IELEGRAM- HEsALD.
l. b. Conker. Advertising Msn'r.
TIE DENocEAr.
c. A French. Man'r Advertising.
TIE EVENING LEADER
W. b. Weston.
TKH DAILY EAsLx
A. b. Turner 4 Co.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
IxPuRE Foon.

Exceeding ceution should be exercised IN
tie purchase of a new article Of food. Many
recent cases OF serious illness have been
reported from the use of the new patent
food. for infants. from uDtested baking
powders. and cheap fl2voring extracts.
TIE desire for rapid wealth induces un-
scrupulous manufacturers to place any
thing befors the public that will sell 81
large profit without regard TO its usefulness
or hesltbfnlness. At present thsre is Q
great raid upon the baking powder market,
add 50 many impure and adultersted srti-
clss Of this Kind have been found peddled
about the country that the authorities in
several Of the States have taken the nsces-
sary action TO expose them. The report Of
the Ohio State Food Commission has shown
that iArge numoer Of the brands sold here
are made from alum. phosphates, or a
cheap and sduiieratef cream 81 tartar. The
danger % the public il made stili greater
oy the uDblashing efroutsrv With which
the propristors Of tbese impure powders
advertise them as perfect claiming for
them al kinas OF falss aud impossible en-
dorssmenfs
The of3oisl report Of the Ohio State Food
Commission gives the names Of a anmbsT
% these impurs Oowders. aud toe amount
&c impurify and inert matter in esch a.
follows
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
ssala wsxss 81 Allo.ss " Yoss

TIE e4eefigH u teza2Is Suffrage ons al
zzle1 tlss toakEes al Dsas 81 rsierl1<rs tSr
nizay fe4rs. 4s1 sss.si Arg4Aeuts cave eeeo
ascecsd f3r snG asaias. L. Many Il tEs
softer sxx coai3 ssle i8Leiiiksatly sn0
nlA1s ssuie sote e iheiF hase4Hds cd.
zaG give 10 fs1gaEhn - Gss mef-s cf =
political lzsu= faey ~oa a. Yols tar DR.
fisFcss r. sSgite frsscxiltlon. tor thes
k2os & .. osasSQ 10 their s<x. Il = az
ssoziis5 tor ths eqls 81 le1esrrass- aeDar-
nsal aislharges. m3rninz sickoess. sna tie
c0untisss lis ~ Which Someu sFs sQb5~ct
IL . the only fsaiscy Tor s0maus pec0liar
weaknesses ssd ailments, sold - druggists
under q positigs guarantees fr0m TEE m2na-
tscfursrs. thss y Siu give satisfaction IA
every esse or EnO8eS vii b. refunded. See
guarantees on sfzpFer around bottle.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Satisfactory F1ekrsss bsizsE nzas- fhor-
essh ssrk EssaS Dsas
The Hi Tree AsseelzE.sa uset - t1s
sleFs q H. J. ls-smiat on Essa Bridges.
l4sl sssnl1x sila = god sttsee4ncs
prsssnk Ibe c0mnlitLees reported msay
trees set o4E "a tes different d.strlcLs.
Gaay u Ehs parties thai h4a boulevard
poplar trees are diss.ng t1sa ~ and ~
plaeiBg th<m STA mspls Ibs coua aalfts~
thas isoxs after tie soslling u tLs lssDs
reported tazs asaoy lssrs lad .lTs4dy ssen
lea asd others b.d promised ~ sod tnslrs
a. soon az p1ssibis. They aiso reported
i1at many u tss Oh. .dsi4 4pldstsd fences thsl
sefs asltkef ornamental aor useful. had
Deen removed. sn1 tbs remainder I'll be
sQt " si9hg 10 ihe sezr futaFs. The z0gsS
nle8 tbaG The AssocI4tlen nks % deal ~ish
aFe those 10 are TO slothfui and psnurl01s
~ set oUt he tEssz, c.<4A the lssas 0F a.
lhs sscces.
Ia. following fe-oluti0n sas adopted
"k1salosd, That ths chairman Of each COM
ullttes FsfoFt a. the next n1setlns toe own
sfs u lots, so FAR as csn be sscertaioed. Ia
lheIs FsspecLigs territories. VINO neglect On
refuse 60 set oul trees q irgnt OF their lots
sDa fEs reasons therefor. whether from tbs
negligence or inability Of The owners, and Il
from inability, 70 report what should b
dons 70 az such owners 20 So trees ia froai
~ such lots. and that the secretary De ln-
structed ~ send such committee = copy ol
tAis resolution
Aaron Foots. = member Of the commit Tee
for East Crescent-aFe.. reported al trees SCI
out And lawns sodded.
Al tns conclusion Of the meeting
the members rendered the press vote
u thanks for tier assistance IN making
the association what it L. Nr Thompson
says tbat a. the close OF the season be Is
wiiiing TO give every member OF the pres 4
free supper for fafors rendered the asso
Gallon.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
EXCURSIONS.

Business men and settlers looking for
new locations and investments can reach
all principal points in Minnesota aud Ds-
kota At a cost OF one fare for the round trip.
by availing themselves of the excursions
announced via the St. Paul, Minneapolis
G. Manitoba Railway from ST. Paul. MINI.
Tickets good for 80 days. Very low excur-
sion rates have been made also via this
line to Helena aud Great Falls, Montana,
tickets good for four months. Further
particulars can be obtained by addressing
c. II. Warren, General Passenger Agent, ST.
Paul, Mimi, or ID. w. II. Noreland, l79 JEFF
ferson-aVe., Detroit, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

CHICAGO, Jan. q. lsss.-Anti- KalsOmsae
Co.. Grand Rapids, Aich.-GENTLEMEs:-
Some weeks ago your representative, called
our attention TO your wall-coating, Anti
kslsomins, which We have tried with the
best OF satisfaction. We have nsed il on n
ceiling of plaster-reliei work in Potter
faimer's residences. Chicago. and consider II
superior 10 anything of the kind we have
ever used on this kind OF work. IL pre-
serves the beauty of the design in the relief
which is always more or less msrred. and
sometimes entirely destroyed with calci-
mine mixtures. In short we will never
use anything else Tor this purpose so long
as We can get Anti -kelsOmine. We con-
slider II the best thing in the market for this
purpose rs well as for plain iinung.
Yours truly.
DUNCAN MCARTHUR,
Chicago Manager for Henton Bros,
Isl Fifth Avenue. y. Y.
JOHN 4. CLIFFORD,
Artist DscOra
WILLIAM hALLo
Foreman pain ters
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

The impurities in ths powders anovs
mentioned we're found to consist II various
matters more or less aurtfgi. In Or. Press
pordsr the pri0cigsl impurities were hnac
sHd Rochelle .alts which were fouaa To
SIRE ausnuaes The imrurit ss IN Hors-
firi powder vsrs conrsssi 81 phsspA afs
OF s0ea. line. Prc-. aVr auue 81 the nu-
tritiaas oh0spdatss wtncus Ehich ia
r4suu altfrers c'air. ii1s csnnot - sus-
tsias,3. rhs Impurities f5nnf in the other
81 viers 1suiei Tsrs pri1cissl r ain8 ard
Hma
tr0ra be report ~ tha Comm ssicn it =
e~itent tasf ne R5Ysl Rskiaa Fax3er is ef
tae a. aest degree 81 strength sad purity.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
Eroke His Vows.

Carrie f. Thralls was married 20 Charles
r. ThrAlls in the town of Walton. on the
contrary to bis marriage vow Charles neg
lected TO support his once loved Carrie and
in addition to this she claims that he was in
the habit OF going out and getting drum K.
and while under the influence of liquor
woald beat her shsnsfully. Last Novem-
Der she became tired of living with such
man. aud went home. Yesterday she filed
= bill for divorce in the Superior Court. ask
ing to be released from her drunken hus-
band.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
MASONIC NoTIcE.

A special communication of Grand River,
No. 81, +. 4 4. Mssons. will be held at
Masonic Hal on Wednesday. April IS. at
one o'clock p. m, for the purpose of attend
ing Brother VIM. c. Dsvidson's funeral
TO which all Master Mssons are requested
TO be present.
By order Of the ". NJ,
L. A Rogers, Secretary.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

N4ssrssses Apni l1-Lixht ioeai
raIas EissNed ~ r9tisr. Tar Heafeer
ffesa ta 8rtsE alfiA s sslerY. Glsalals1los
Ia lcfr-
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
a FoRagR' 'ResiDgNT.
Joha a. Britain. Now q Resident In
FhraiK. Arizona

Joha a. Britain. Now Resident In
FhoeaiE. Arizona
Ths following from the Phoenix. A. T..
Daf'g Arisonian. will Be read with interest
By the many friends OF MF. Britain in this
city and vicinity. -. K. Britain, who re-
ceatly purchased an interest in the Bee
Hive store. aud IS now associated with +.
RI. Winters ia hat business. has been a
resident Of this valley for several months
past. Recently be purchased farm OF 100
acres three and one-hslf miles northwest
of PhWnix and erected dwelling thereon
for his family Mr. Britain came here
from Grand Rapids Mich, where Tor sew
eral years be successfully conducted hotel
business Prior 10 this. however. he bad
experiences in various branches OF trade, and
through good judgment and prompt atten-
ton 10 business has succeeded IN accumu-
lating considerAb amount of filthy lucre.
he will give his closest attention % the
Bee Hive. and thus materially assist Mr.
Winters in the n anagement OF the store.
We are glad 10 welcome Mr. Britain as an
accession 10 the ranks OF the business men
vi PhCenix.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

A. Herold & co. have received fne line
of Spring STYLES in Mems Ladies' and Misses
fine shoes. An invitation ls extended 10 ell
10 call and examine their stock Of Spring
goods A. HESoLp 4 Co,
o3 Nonroe-sL
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

Al surerf9us hsir nsies. w-rts wsrs
r,iHnors. n~ui srrao ds. caacers ~ ~ ~.
sls,tva snrss-i or and a. sbrsrr A.
Erosshs permanently eaf psi- s~siv -
Hleveo cY Es-f-7tgFs a. tie esrIe-. sf =.
Nsn IsHke y = sad Elecfrs-th-r-p--ltl
= lVscentsve crsnf Rspses Nich
daily frem g a "a t. snr
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

T. T. N1n Daikes csish-ste3 E1erf~io
Turkish. 61ssizn sed Nea.cate3 Rashsrz
Psr,e-s sre n0w 10sn fsi~ s~en =. n, 20
: 3. n. Faysieisss sre iavises. = Srssceat-
- Sw~ad k2ps1. - .ea.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
HAyx YoIr CAIARRH2
"
Read these letters. have hundreds more

Read these letters. / have hundreds more
like them:
YIcKsBuRs. Mich. May IL. 1854
Fl. g. COLEMAN. Chemist;
lam glad to speak good word for your
Petroleum Balm. have had catarrh for
twenty years. IL had become 50 bad that
could no longer speak IN public, and al
times feared il would destroy my voice
entirely. used many cstsrrh cures with
no benefit Oae OF your samples gave me
great relief sns 25c box has made me
feel ike new man. Yours truly,
C.E B.urr.
LATER REFoRT.
PLANo, H.. SEPT L.. 1887.
II. q. COLEMAN. Kalamazoo. Mich.
When lived at Nicksburg used some oi
vour cstarrh ointment. Petroleum Balm
ron called IL. II cured ne and you used
my Bamo in your circulars. I furnished
some people here With if rho desire more
II vou link best think I can make sr-
ranzsments win 4 druggist here o sell y
for you. I think II resiiv vsluab :. / sIn
cured and DO not nssd if foT myself.
Yours truly.
G. r BsIksY. Attorney.
y. B-TntiI May /. -. I siA ssnd oui
sc boxes on rsrsipt of l1c-
n. q. CoHENkN. hslsmszoo, Mich.
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

This list Is furnished ny w. p. Scribner
real estate dealer. So Psarl-st

Thomas Bradford et al. to Wm. w. Ander-
son. Tot n. bk 8, ". C. BradfOv1's adds b0o
l. - Weston and A. Meigs "a Joan A Ne-
soI Jr. 1T W. bk :. Oakdale PARK add 400
Cziv n l. Ives 20 k>teila Smith, lot l. bk ,,
Powers "a aid-....-.....- :. -. 1000
Jennie y Harris TO Nsneve Nanninga let
-. Watson & Wes, add ............... o.. 30
Nan ye Nannings % Jennie = Harris, ~
ot H. bk I. C8mpaus "a add d.--..---....-.-. 1CO0
Lizzie ;. jerks - Ida r. Cotton. lot 3. bk
:. Oskdsle Park - so
0srret II Lusenkamp to John III. Ter
Brssk, n5s lots and ,. bk O. Ellsworths
sid--.-- -. l.25O
Frank G Cornell 10 W. A. Wood, lot Al,
HOMESTEAD sub......-...- go
y ODD Moving and Resping Machine Co.
TO Geo. Clipper Toe Il. Homestead SUB 400
Henry q. Jordan 70 Harriet r. Carl .ld, n
tsnw1z Of sec. ~ PAris.-.-.---.--.........- 1000
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18

The following is list of the marriage
licenses issued since last published, with
the names. residence when outside the city,
and ages of the parties
Ages
Wade " Breuncr. Matilda 0iien. .............. .252l
iols kOrIer. u rstlna Shueh -
James strikes Lena 20
Telegram-herald., 1888-04-18
LsrER REroRr.
Arr1.r Mrrrrre-

= M II y = ~
TIE sunusi -es-ins - men os-s u TIE
Naz0Nfr MUTUAL BENEFIT AsS0CIA.
ROY 0F WESTERN MICHIGAN. VII -
led A. Mssonic Hal. on Lyoa-st.. IN tbs
C5sv of Csrsr8 Rarifs Mich. on Taursaav
Aprii fefb irst. A. 20'ciock. . m - ~hfes
tiasa President Vice President ard sighl
Trustees Vii - elected - serve one vesr
Ed. y. BxxEnTrT
Secretary
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-28
OREGON


!. 800 acres, miles castorSllycrton; 5000
9. IGOucrcs. one half ln cultivation small
orchard; siOID.
3. gUncrcs. lIGacrcs ln cultivation, . mile.
from railroad, - miles rom posi-
office; sObO
g. 900 acres, 800 acres in cultivation, good
buildings go per mere.
3. 90 acres. I5 acres ln cultivation, small
house, 5000.
g. ~ acres Of fruit land, 30 miles rom
Salem, sDO-Sold.
Z. 80 acres. ~ acres I'm cultivation, small
house Us miles from salem, slVE one
half cash.
s. 7sOucrrs. gDacrcs in cultivation, remain
der rlIghi timber good house, good or
chnrd Umilcs from railroad; $500
o. ~. acres Of fruit land, 81 miles from
Salem; sliO.-SUld
10. $3.50 -2lBucrcs, l3O acres I'm cultivation,
two orchards o miles from salem.
II. $1,000 $40 acres, 2iOacrcs In cultivation,
balance light timber, 3i4 mile, from
Salem.
r. I2{ ncrcs Of fruit land, 80 miles from
Salem; Sis2-Sold.
l8 s7-AO-pD ncros, 2DO acres In cultivation,
one half mile from steamboat land
ing.
H. sI7IJ per ucro, 80 ucrcs, good house, Z
rooms. good barn. one half mile from
steamboat landing.
ll l2ucrcs of nutInud, Smiles from Salem;
s.sO-Suld.
lG saO per ucrc, 80 acres, good house and
barn
n. 81 acrc., miles from Salem, $50 per
ucrp, as acres iu cultivation.
rs. 40ucrcs orruit land, smile, from salem;
tlJu.-~Old.
90. 20 acres, sllWO, an cultivated, fine
huldlug-.
lU 20 urrps. l7O acres in cultivation, good
orchard and buildings, sNDOO
20. IIi. ucrrs of fruit land, 80 miles from
SALIENT slil.-~old
s2. lI1 acres, 40 ucros cultivated, good build
nas, sNpD sold
b. 100 urrrs, ull cultivated; $500
o. House md lot ON Commercial ST.; sSO0.
b. llr, urrrs of fruit lund, 30, miles from
salem, $50 Sold,
b. gOucrc-, l,U ucrcs cultivated, lAOprumc
trees $40 peach trees, 500 pear trees
2lucro7 of hops, good buildings; $1,000
'1. - acres of fruit land, 90, miles nom Su-
lem; sINO,-Suld,
S. ~ acres, one half In cultivation, s3Dn.
p. House ana lot In Salon, 500
w. House ana lot in Salem; $500.
lem, $40 per
b. luO lots In silver Fails city; s2j each.
3D. ltO acres lil In cultivation. SIP per acre
IL a2O acres, 100 I'm cultivation, good im-
pruycnonts; $1,000
1. lot on Commercial street; 500.
b Livery stable, lOhorscs, huggios, car
rugp, I express wagon, % sets double
harness, sets single harness, 20 board
ing horses good stand and reasonable
rent Ou buildings, s2hl,
l loucrcs of uult land, a. mile, nom Sa-
lym Nnu,
rs 20 urrr-, ~ miles nom Brownsville,
lh ucru- iu cultivation, good build
tugs, ,A per acre,
p 30 urrv~, ull cultivated, with buildings,
n miles nom Sulvm, sSuO
d, @ucry, adjoining Salem town site; $500
!, - urrys cultivated hand. with buildings.
mile nom Salient S3Sn.
q l2'g ucrys cultivated land, without
building, uuv mile rum Salem post
uIuvt. ,l1h
L b's ucur. zone mile nom Salem; SIPS per
acre.
g. 2 nerve. l's miles rom Salon, one half
lu cultivation, sth,
A lot- ou Capital street. at nom slo0to
sac each,
o. 40 ocrcs, %, mile rom Salem; sl75 per
ucu.
q, u,urr~, oll n % good state or cuuya-
tIuu. sam
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-28
COMPANY


4 is. l5ocros fruit land, ~ miles from saleH
$50.
/ 40. 30 acres cultivated land, u miles from
Salem; $500
/ 20. 10 acres. II miles from Salem, all cult
waited, with buildings, $500.
/ 81. Y acres fruit land, ~ miles from Salem
sHO.
/ 50. 90 acres. 2 acres in cultivation, hous'
and barn, 500.
/ 53. sljGOO-52O acres, 2OOacres in cultivation
good house, barn and orchard.
| 81. 20 acres Of fruit land, "a miles from Sa
lem; $500.
/ s.. 82O acres, $50 acres in cultivation; 5000
| 5g. az acres. 20 acres i'm cultivation, $500.
| 81. 10 acres Of fruit land, a. miles from Sa
lem; 500.
5s House and tot in South Salem, large lot
$3.50.
| 50. $3.50 per acre, 12O acre.
10. acres Of fruit land, ~ miles from Sa.
lem; $50.
GI. yiS acres, all cultivated; $1,000.
~. 30 acres, $500, 70 acres in cultivation,
good house and barn.
G}. 2acrcs Of fruit land, ~ miles from Sa-
lem; so.
g. Saw mill and grist mill $1,000.
s.. 100 ncrcs, 80 acres I'm cultivation; 5000
90. mere Of fruit land, a . miles from Salem;
SO
Ct. 100 acres. s miles from Sfverton; 500.
6s. p acres Of fruit land, a. miles from 81
lem; $3.50
%. IOacrcs. ~ miles from Salem, all cultI-
waited; SI3OO.
20. I3O acres, near Mehama, 80 acres culti-
waited, house, barn, orchard, etc; s22N.
n. l6 acres. near Aumsville, acres i'm bor-
FHf1 a iftrg.s 81
p 100 acres; 5000
7} 7jucre~, with buildings; Sl2OO.
H. sOucrcs, house and orchard; 500.
75 TO acres, 100 acres In grass, buildings
80 per acre.
7G 100 acres, orchard and buildings; 5000
n. 1870 acres. "a i'm cultivation, buildings
~}9OO.--SOld.
Is. 20 acres, improved, SlOOO.-Sold.
~. 80 ucrcs, adjoining Salem, lij lots laid
OF; $1,000.
80 2iO acres, l3O acres cultivated; 5000
81. Gl2 acres, buildings and 100 acres culti-
yatcd; Sl2 per acre.
~. ca, acres, q cultivated; $1,000.
50, ~ acres Of fruit land, ~ miles from 81
lem; $500
ST. GOpcrcs, orchard and buildings, 500.
50. 3lS acres, 80 acres cultivated, orchard
and buildings, Sg5iO.
ST. 100 acres, 80 acres cultivated, orchard
and building; $1,000.
81, - acres of fruit land, A. miles from Sa-
lem; $3.50.
SS. 20ncrcs, 30 acres cultivated, buildings;
5000!
50. % ucrcs, 90 miles nom Salem; SlSOO
40, 8o5 acres, lO5 cultivated; 5000.
81. Hotel in Sublmity
~. store building In Aumsyille
G. &27 acres, 80 ucrcs cultivated; 5000.
pI. House and lot ON Commercial ST.; 500.
So. 10 acres, ull cultivated, Az miles from
Salem; $500,
ud - acres, a. miles nom salem, house,
burn, dry house, and large orchard;
,lulO
o7 10 acres, g miles from Salem, with
house; SJN,
0S. 10 acres, a. miles from salem, with
large orchard; SiOO.
3d. lOucrvs of fruit land, a. miles nom Sa-
lem; SNO
lON ruO acres improved mrm at from $40
tu per acre. knownu, the Nnkeuy
mrm,
We have, also, AN the Scotch cumpany's
WrmS Tor sale, Being sold under fore
closure ul mortgages, they are offered
uu very reasonable terms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-28

We have, also, AN the Scotch cumpany's 5
UtrmS Tor sale Being sold under fore
closure ui mortgages, they are offered
uu very reasonable terms.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-28
SANTA Able

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NlHVAI,1 U,WUG UaL
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-28
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
Marion County.

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D.. W. BELT T------P Prosecuting Attorney
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1888-04-28

All things considered, thc William.
yty valley has thc ls'st COUNTRY iu
thr world and Marion county is
els'll vntwlly kNaled thvnlu.
To Those sovhius hOmos iu the Wr,t.
nu hliyr opportunities yan a.
u'itnstI than an, found here pyrsous
dNeluue Information pteari.ur
Marion county VT the Willamette
NailyN. thosg wanting farming
huds, s,ock farms businoss VruptFty
or cltY nsidync,s. will be rn1npt.V
aud Dlial'N informed by a1iRssiur
ihc well known dm ~ Mills 4
tlmmleflin nal estate heVuts.
oau hOus5 block. salem OReou.