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dull miujii ijfrlx. Oiscovm dic, x ufvr--3 ns " Tl vv S MKl& MMWNTUD V VsS CvmZAl jff)IM&4M,t yvvTznL tarzML izr.sizmL u w ib rytfirSsESScJ I' f ' NOT FREE COINAGE. Tho Caucus Subs.ilue Silver Bill in the House. HJgheit of all in Leavening Power. U. S. Gov't Report, Aug. 17, 1889. 1 ij H. BARNES, PRES. xfil Copyright, 1889. TAtK IS CHEAP, find tho press teems with adrertfse mcnU of sarsaparlllfls, and other liver, blood And lung1 remedies, but there Is one medicine, tad only one, the claims for which, as euro for all Hngcrin diseases arising from Torpid Liver or IlIliousncM. or from Im- fiure Mood, aro backed up by post ire guarantee! If It docs not do just as represented in even tase, tho money paid for it Is promptly refunded. This peculiar medicine eells beyond all ethers throughout tho clvlllaxl world. And why should It not ? " Talk Is cheap," but when It's backed up by a positive srasrantee. by a houso of Ion? estab lished reputation, for honesty, integrity and sound financial standing, then uvrdi mean bvtinctt I And that's Just what th World's Dispensary Medical Association, ol Buffalo, N. Vy mean in guaranteeing thcli Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery checks tho frightful inroads of Scrofula and. If taken in time, arrests the march of Consumption of the Lungs (which it Lung-scrofula), purifies and enriches the blood, thereby curing all Skin and Scalp Diseases, Ulcers, Bores, Swellings, and kin dred ailments. $500 B for an Incurablo caso of Catarrli In tho Head. by the proprietors of Dr. Bairo's Catarrh Itemed r. By its mild, soothing and dealing proper ties, it cures tbo wont casta, no matter of now long standing, uniy j cents. htJJ by druggists everywhere. Sold PKOFES'SIONAI. CAItDS, fflTIIABIUIOXIlEDEMITIOXmi'SE! Ilio Congressional Kocord tho Silver Bill, Juno 7. on 1 B. KNIGHT, Eclectic I'lirdlcUn.offlre j, iZ7L'ouri street, -niem uregon monary diseases n upcclnlty. VU.J. M KEI3NE, Dentist 1nercl.1l streets, 1'ul Olllrenvci J the White Corner, Court nnd Com J) 11 ATT A HUN T, nttornpys nt Inw, Knlem. Oreicon, Ofllccover Iinrr'n Jewelry More, tnte street. T J. HIIAW, Attornoy.nt Jnw, Hnlcm. t) , Oregon. Olllee HrM. door to tlio left nt bend of Htnlrs In tlio nir of iidd A Hush's bank. TTlMON FORI), attorney nt law, Snlcm Oregon. OMlro iir-ntnlis In I'ntton'i-Mock. A. AIM'I.EOATH, attorney nt law I rh-nt hWipk. (mmnrrinl nnd Htnle streets, Siilum, Or. TOHN A. CAHBON, Councilor and At f) torncynl-Uiw. .Member nf the Hnr ol Ontario. Canada. Olllee IU! Stnto street, fialcm,Oregon. J. m P. WlIiMAJIH. HrENOaitAI'ilEH . nnd Typowrltlnt. OIUco with Ciipl cllyK'y. Co., 115ltoHt. 171 0. lIAIvElt, Colledlon. Commission 1; , and Btreet Cur Advent Ine Agent. Collections iniida fit reithomililn nitex. Goods sold on r.nmtnlsslon Advertise ments Inkcrtcd In xtrcet cn.ru nt bedrock rates, 2IJI Coiniiicrclal St., Hulem, Ore. IUJSINI'.Vi UAKIIS. M.UI.0UOII, Undertaker. i:inbnltncr , nnd Cabinet .Malccr. 107 Htato HI.. Salem. A. II. MOKSK, coiitrnWnr and lliiilder . AH on crs promptly attended to ui High street. Harem. TU1IV aitA.-Unnlnietor and builder. t) I'IiioIiimIiIo fliilililng a Hporlntty. In1! Commorelal street, Nilom Oregon. IOI1N KNKIUT, HlMcltMiilth. Horso eJ RtiocingnndrcpatrlngiiHpei'hilly. HMop nt the foot of Liberty street, Hnlem, Oregon. i'JUll l.l II. SOUTH WK'lf, Conlractiir and P , builder. Well prepared to do all kinds or building an Hon. guarantco sututui i-'JI-lin R0I1EIIT & MuNAI.l.Y, Architect. No. IM Htato Htnet, I'lnii and ).peelllua tloim of r.Il classes nrofbulldlngn oiltiliorl notice, riuperinicnuvnctiorwork promptly loo.iful after. sociinv NOT! (JIM. KNIOllTSOKl'YriUAS.-Itegulaiiiieot Ing on Tuesday night of meli week at 7:3up. in. J.O'noNAIiUiC. (. W. 11.11, WATK1W, K.of ILandH. 01,1VE1X)IK1KNo.1S, 1. O. O. !'., rnectu In Odd rYllmiV HalhiiiMalrs. Cornet t'oiiiineiolul and Kerry sln-etH, vxvry Hat- (irduyatTiiOi). in. J.I., .MlTtMIKKI., Hecrctary. I A. (1 A. II. Hcdgwlck lt, No. 10, Depart " incut of Oregon, meets every Monday ovrnlturultlio I mil over tho Oregon Umil comiiuny'H otllce. Visiting oomnulm nri cordially Invited to attend. 1). C.HUKHMAN.llist Coinmiider. 8.A. IlANIII.K.AlUutlllt. ,4 O.T W.-l'mtec A.O. V. W.,Haleni, Weilnesdiiy otenliigti tectlou Uidge No. 'J, A. ni.OlVuon. MfutM njuh I II IT 111 lldltflll l, hjl.ml.. I.. "".' "" . II. iii, ill nuiiu ,ii Kuraucii block, corner Commercial and piiemchcta streets VUltlng mid Bojmirn. Inghgetlirenliivlteil H A ltANiu.t:,.M W I ha Eioi, Itccorder. $1 WILL BUY A LOT Of goods nt our store! Wo carry u full lino of KrocnrlCH, feed, rroo'mry, ulaswari, e. gars, tobacco ami coufectlonery. T. UUHHOW8, No. 2A) Commercial Ht., ."ialem, Morgan & Mead, City Draymen 1 All work ilono with promiitninwmul ills iwteli, Only Hie best men m employed. WOU & CO. lUep all ktndiof mwUnuil wuiwiitoH. bkt NiuHigw lu Owon. No, 171 Commercial Street, All flood IMIverMl I'm T. II. HUBBARD, Agent for Cyclono Separators, Russell Engines and Saw Mill Machinery. Itwldsneeswcoiiimereun m , Mem, tnw. .tkim Farms 1 Farms 11 Of ttlUlw u ml prietM. KmJl utttl Hop fitrma a mwolalty. Ton, 'l'wtHi. ty mid l?orly iwro ImeU on rullruua t low prlovit. Aluo City Property in anil ubout tlio town of JIuMuml. CtiU untl lw hliown my unrlvulkHl bargultm, or wnd for ulruulur. CHAB. l. KTHA1N. Auhnt. JJiHd-wSm Heforo tbo beginning of debate on theslivcr bill, atrequi'Btof Paywm, of Illinois, Conger, of Iowa, in charge of tlio bill, modified his substituto so us to provide that treasury notes Is sued lu jiuistuiK-e uf bill shall be le gal tender lu payment of all debts, public and private, striking out the following werds: "Kxcept where otherwise expressly stipulated in contract. " Payson said that ho realize I the substitute would in substance pas! i his body, and It would be done in obedience to public sentiment, which he believed to bo universal In favoi f larger use of sliver nn money mei il,untf of further incre.iso of currency of the country. It ihugnveriiuieiil used silver tit nil, ll should lie used is money metal and uol ax com nmdity. He wai opp wed to the sub stitute because of that, but he ex pected to give it his "iipport in this contingency. He hoped t.uit the op portunity would be 41V011 to strike mt the bullion redemption feature. This bill was bound to be considered it the other end of the eanitol. It ivuiild be amended there and the house would have an opportunity t. vole on tho amendmeut:i. IJynum, of Indiana Suppose itb not umended? Payson From assurances I havi .'rom auuther place, I have no mon loubt of that than that I am stand nig here. Williams, ol Illinois Suppost they should be controlled as you are? Payson Hut they cannot be There is no previous question 'ind no special order there. '' uighter. Itcferrliig to the remark made yes tcrday by Mr. Walker, of Mass.iehu setts, to tho effect that In the caucii ho (Payson) had stated that lit would support the bill beuiuso his ent would depend upon it, he c pressed his regret that tho gcutle iian had permitted that remark to go into the record. Tho gentleman niglit to know that lie had in tin caucus uttered but one opinion in re itard to this bill, and that was thai Dimmit of every 1000 of his conslitn ents weto opposed to it, and (hat i. he should support it as (heir repre sentatlvelt would cent him Ills seat Could the gcutliwnau understand the difference between duly and policy? Applause. He was here representing constituents who had honored him with four successive elections. Ho believed as they be lieved, in the principles of the re publican party, and he said in tin presence of the house and of tin country that 1)99 caucuses would never compel him to misrepresent tlio people he represented. Ap plause. Payson then proceeded to criticise the silver policy of the Hayes, A r thur, Cleveland and Harrison ad ministrations by tho republican party, and said thai he had ei." dorscd that denunciation all ovet Illinois. Nothing he had said af forded him more pleasure than the denunciation of Cleveland's admin istration for Its treatment of silver. He came down to tho republican administration and It was no better. Applause. Silver had had no friend in the treasury department since the agilatlou began, and when lie was asked to vote fur a proposi tion conlldlng to the secretary of tho treasury's discretion In tho use of silver as money metal if this were tho end of U lie would vole against It. Never had the discre tion been con tided to tho secretary of tlio treasury of this country, where it was possible to evade it, that it had not been evaded. Williams, of; Illinois, inquired whether the present law If fairly ex ecuted, was not better than the bill. Mr. Payson replied that If (In discretion vested In tho seeietary of the treasury had been fairly used for the past six mouths, let alone for seven or eight years, no such leg islation as this would bo under dis cussion to-day. Applause. The treasury otllclals were the fi lends of gold and gold alone. No minor ov er went clutching for gold with gioator avarice and greed limn ev ery secretary of (ho treasury. Ahhii Instance of (he hostility of the priw Com lent heeietary to silver, Payson stat ed that ho had received a silver eer i lllloate for his pay. Conger, of Iowa, Illustrated the faul that ho had done m by produc ing several certificates. Payson, again leverllng to th bill, wild that Instead of being a bill for (he coliuiKO of stiver It was a measure which practically prohibi ted ihe coinage of the standard nil ver dollar. Apnlaue,1 Mutchlur, of Pennsylvania, was opposed to both tho propositions i ponding b -foro tho house. Itululi, of MIskouiI, reiterated nnd uiuIoi-mmI everything tho gentWnmn from UllnoW had suld relative to the liotlllt) uUlludu of the treasury do H. V. MATTHEWS, TBEAS. WM, HOWARD PHELPS, SErj BaMng'sAivKM land company HIIUOI! Incorporated 1889 Capital Steck: $30,000. ABSOLUTEIY PURE POSTOFFICE BLOCK, - - SALEM, OREGo 1 &B 2 6-tr Manning, N. ti Tlio liartlnc, of Nevada, declared him self a flat-footed free coinage man Cannon said he would vote for the substitute because lie believed at tho present time and under the present condition it was the best that could bo procured. While he did not ap prehend tho bill wns perfect, his judgment wns that, take it ull in all, it wns tho soundest measure the iiousc could originate and pass, and from every standpoint nnd all things considered, it met ids unqualified appioval and endorsement, stand ing as he did belwien tlio extreme silver man on one hand and the gold monopolist on the other. Anderson, of Kansas, favored free coinage. Perkins, of Kansas, said the bill dirt not meet his approval, but he would vote for it because lie knew that in another form it would be amended. Funston, of Kansas, and Con nell. of Nebraska, favored tho free coinage measure. Dlngley, of Maine, supported the Mill. Brewer, of Michigan, and Sween .jy, of Iowa, spoke for the bill. Qrosvenor, of Ohio, characterized it ns a fraudulent pretense of the lumocratlc party that it had ever favored tho free nnd unlimited coin ago of silver. Tt has been the shut tle cock of tho democratic party and the dishonorable method of politics. McKinley said tho bill would utilize every dollar of the silver pro duct of tlio United States. It pro vided also that tlio instant silver was on ti parity with gold that very Inst mt would there be free and un limited coinage of silver. Congress must see that money provided lor th j people must bo absolutely safe from fhuuclnl wrecks and com mercial convulsions, nnd bo abso lutely snfe nnd secure lu the hnnds oftno holders. This bill cave the country money that was good for tlio people and would bo good for all time. Vote down this measure and the gentlemen knew there would be no legislation ou tlio subject. The detn loraU knew they could not get free coinage when they were in the majority; they knew they could not get it now, and to defeat this bill Was to defeat alt silver legislation. The hour of .'! o'clock having arrived tlio previous question of considera tion was ordered. Amendments to the original bill offered by Taylor, of Illinois, and O'Oonucll of Mich igm, were informally adopted. MeComas' amendment to the substitute was also adopted. It pro vldes when free coinage is attained tho monthly bullion purchases shall cease. Tho substitute ns ameuded was then agreed to, and tho question re e lined upon agreement to the bill as amended by the substitute. Bland, of Missouri, moved to re commit the bill with the instruc tions to tho committee to report a free coinage bill not later than Tuesday next. Dlngley, of Maine, mado a point of order against tlio latter portion of tho instruction, which was sustain ed, and Bland modified the motion so as to omit tlio provisions for the report by a special date. Defeated yeas 1 ID, nays 110. Ou tho motion to recommit fifteen lepubllcfiis voted yea with (lie dem ocrats, as follews: Allen of Mtchi van. Anderson ofKiusas, Bartlue of Nevada, C irter of Montana. Con nol of Nebraska, Dohavon of Cali fornia, Featherstono of Arkansas, Funston, of Kansas, Hermann of Oregon, lvelloy of Kansas, Morrow of California, Perkins of Kans.is( Towiibond of Colorado, Turner of Kansas, Vandover of California, fhlrteen democrats voted with the republicans in opposition to the mo tion to recommit, as follews: Dar gen of South Carolina, Dunphy, Kill lot of .South Carolina, Flower of New York, Clelenlielmer of New Jersey, Hemphill of South Carolina, Malsh of Pennsylvania, Mutch!er of Pennsylvania, O'Nell of Massa- j ohuiotts, (julnn of New York, i i'raeey of New York, Venable of of Virginia, Wiley of New York. , The bill then pas-ed -yeas l:tt, nays, 119. On dual vole eight republicans . voted with the democrats against the bill, as follows. Anderson of Kansas, B.irtmo of Nevada, Carter of .Montana, Kelley of Kansas, Powell of Massachusetts, Townsem!, of Colorado, Tinner of Kansas, Wilson of Washington. But one democrat, Wilson of MIsmuhI, voted with the republicans for the passage of (lie bill. An Imuurlaut Ueidsiou. A correspondent of tho Corvallls Gillette quotiM tho following from an Ottawa, III., paper of June 3rd and may prove interesting to our read nt. "A motion for dissolution of in. partimuit towunli ullvor. If the limotlon yamo on for henrlmr to-dav KeiiUvuten ou the ulhor Hide who mi Uroro Judge O. H. Smith In the ( the lloor ileotured ihtmualviM lu mutter or the Niipervlllo ohurou nt , favor or freo nnd uullmUuil coinage the KYiuigelletil Auoclutlnn. Tho would throw off the vauou hhneklw, o urt rotuimiod tho Injunction In uiiii uuieii, iieioro me nun went an cluuoruto dccuimi. T i nnnrt down today nil ver would IniriHitorvd held lt, that Uuhop l&ttwr wna to perfect equality with gold. legally utrwmled nnd oould not net as bishop; 2d, the Illinois conference, presided over by Elder layers was the legal conference independent of whether Kshcr was legally sus pended or not, and that Esher's conference had no power to send a preacher to Napervllle church, and that C. J. Frey is tlio legal pastor of that church, and the trustees were enjoined from Interfering with this occupation of the pulpit." Bishop Eshcrand Bowmnu both hnd been suspended, but both set aside thf findings of the conferences that tried them on the plea that they hnd been previously exnmiued, clnimlug that after one preliminary examination, in which the examin ing elders diil not order atrial they could uot be legally tried. Esher persisted in claiming the right to preside nt the Illinois conference, and when that conference refused to recognizo his claim lie then organiz ed an opposition conference consist ing of about 20 members against up wards of 70 who refused to follow him. Each conference sent a preach er to the Napervillc church, each claiming to be legally appointed. An injunction was served on the Esher man which resulted in the above decision. Tne legal principles involved in the caso of the Oregou conference under the presidency of J. Bowersox vs. that under the pre-1 fildency of T. Bowman are precisely I the same ns those involved in the! above decision. TWO LOTS n Church Street, two blocks from Court House $1,000 each. Also HALF LOT AND RESIDENCE on Center Street, nnd on same block, $1,250. 60 ACRE FARM three miles from town nt ?25 per acre. Ave. Ten and Twenty Acre Tracts For sale on favorable terms. Enquire of I near Salem. Real Estate and Court Street, Jhamberlin A nimi'fci .ttUUO M Ull 10, Salem, Oregon. SALEM I n mi no n on 177HJPfelf!Qn w"(irw Shooting Affray on lligKIk. A Harlcn subscriber of the Iud--, pendence West biuo lias this ac count of the affair: Last Saturday between the hours of 8 and 9 n. in, Morgan Lillard and his son-in-law, R. L. Feagles, two old residents of this place, got into an altercation, which resulted in the death of the former and the latter got a slight flesh wound on the wrist from a revolver bullet. The particulars ns near ns I can learn are as follews: The two parties have been in con stant trouble for the last thirteen years. This spring Feagles was ap pointed road supervisor and they had words over some hius-h that Mr. Lillard should have cut in the road, and would have come to blows but for the interference of Isaa" Derricu. Hot words followed and Lillard threatened to kill Feagles. Feagles armed himself with a double action Smith & Weason revolver, 3S callibre and the next time they met Featdesdrew Ids gun and told Lil lard as he hid threatened to kill him to pass on and make no such an attempt. Lillard on Ids return home armed himself with a Smith it Wesson revolver and was going to his ranch to work. He had to pass ! Feagles placo whero lie was engaged in repairing Ids fence; passed with-1 in about 12 paces of him. Ho was standing on the hill side above him one hand resting on his axe the other hanging by his side. Lillard went about thirteen steps by him. Feagles axe must have slipped for his eye was of oil' Lil lard for a moment, and he said the first lie knew Llllard's re volver was levelled at him. and Lil lard said 'g d d n you, don't you draw." Feagles drew and the shooting commenced. Lillard ad vanced until Foigles fired tlio third shot when ho commenced backing. They emptied their revolvers and separated. Lillard was struck four times, three bullets pass.ng through his clothes without touching his body. One struck him in the abdo men and he died Sunday a. m. at ldM and was buried Wednesday. Feagles went to Corvallls Tuesday and is to have a preliminary exami nation .Saturday. 1 PJillOTIWMIM?-- mmisMmmWlss' i WITIllWMnnMWIWlWnFTTi TTOiffffMittyfnliif Who do All Klnda of LAUNDRY 1 m As Cheap as any Laundry In the Country Using White Help and doing first-class work. Satisfaction Guaranteed. OHlce at Gcorgo Hocyo, 209 CommercialSt- Kansas House, Comer ot Court and High Sts. E. M, LAW, Proprietor. We have taken a new name but will continue to servo ourpatrons with the best the market nftords, glvo them a cordial vHr-ome to Our Home. Terms reasonable live us u call and we wlU do von rport No (Mi'iM-. .ployed. THE? a RUNS Fast trnluB with I'ullmnn Vestibule Drawing room nleepers, dining cars and coaoht's of lutiht design, between Chicago and .Milwaukee and St. Paul and Minne apolis. Knst Tralnb with I'ullmnn vcstlbuled drawing room sleepers, dining cars and coaches of latest design, between Chicago and Milwaukee and Ashland and Uulutli. Through Pullman vestlbulo drawing room and colonist sleepers via tho North ern Tactile railroad between Chicago and Tort land, Or. Convenient trains to and from Eastern, Western, Northern and central Wiscon sin points, affording unequaled service to and from Waukesha Fond du Lac, Osli kosh.Neenah. Mcncsha, Chippewa Falls, Kau Claire, Hurley, Wis., ana Ironuood and Ilessenier, .Mich. For tickets, sleeping car reservation", timetables and other Information, apply to agents unywhevo lu the United States or Canada. 8. It A1NSLIE. Oen'l. Mgr., Milwaukee, Wis. J.M.IIANKDUU, Oen'l TralHc Mgr., St. Paul. II. C. HARLOW, Tnilllc Mgr., Milwaukee. Wis. WUIS KCICSTEIN. Ass't Oen'l l'ass'r nud Tkt Agt , Milwau kee. Wis. Capital National Bank SALEM - - - OREGON. Capital Paid up, - $75,000 Surplus, .-- 15,000 R. S. WAMjAUK, President. W. W. .MARTIN, - Vlcw-Presldent. J. H. AM1KRT, .... Ciishler. DIRtOTORSi W. T. Gray. W. V. Mnrtlu. J. M. Martin, K. H. Wallace. Dr. W. A.C'uslek, J. II. Albnrt. T. McF. Prtlton. LOANS MADK To farmers on wheat and other market. able produce, consigned or in store, cither In private grhnarlesor public warehouse. State and County Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER Discounted at reasonable rates. Drafts drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Han Francisco, Portland, London, Paris, Berlin Hone Kong and Calcutta. First Mom Ban K SALEM OREGON. WM. N. LADUK, -DR. J. REYNOLDS, JOHN MOIR, - - - - President Vice President - Cashier GENERAL BANKING, Excnango on Portland, San Francisco, New York, London and Hong Kong bought and sold. State, County and City wurrants bought. Farmers are cordially Invited to deposit tmd transact business with us. Liberal advances made on wheat, wool, hops and other property at reasonaoie rates. Insurance on such se curity can be obtained at tho bank In most reliable companies. Union Pacific R. II Company "OVERLAND ROUTE." iTAiinirt auu lu vamuiiM VIA SoutliPrn Pacific Company's Line. THE MOUNT SHASTA UOUTB. riiur lictnrru Salem and San I'rAncltro Tblit)-slx Hum's. CU.tlOKN'IA I.M'UF.IS Tlt.VIV KUN I)AII. llCTWKKh l-OKTHMl ANIIU. f. ""SoUlTl . Cupid. Tlmt is tlio ntmio of Kur rnr & Co'a new private liraiul of tea. It is extra uooil. Try it. 1.00 p. 111. u:jt p. m, 7:11a. m. Lv. Ar. Portland Salem San Pran. I North. l'ralns for tho east leave Portland nt 7.flu am and il.OO nm dally. Tie its to and fro rr principal points In thi United States. Cn. ada and Europe. Elegant New Dining Cars. MLLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS. Free Family Sleeping Cars run through on Express trains to Omaha, Council muffs and Kansas City without change Connections at Portland for. San Francis co and Puget Bound points. For turther particulars address any agent of the company or I. W.I.EE.Q. P. A. I O. K. MELLEN, General Traffic Manager I llolso .t Manning agents, 08 Court street, Hulem, Oregon. Ar. I UfcS5a. n: Lv. I 7:5:1 a. m Lv. 1$0 p. in (MMCUe LOCAL rWUNllKl! Tll.WN -CKIT SUNDAY) ( DA1L1 KX 500 !eift wKffirc r Bgww,dl ; ho luuau's I' MM II. 111. 11:11) a. m IfcW p. m Lv. Lv Ar. Portland Salem llugcno Ar. Lv, Lv. 3:11 n. in. 12:5:2 p. in, I U;00 a. m N Sn t 'Tn'SBLr? Kj, HEALTH. UAS PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. TOURIST SLEEPING CARS. For accommodation ol omnia eJns IKiotc neero attached to e.pre-, trnlin, Thos, P. riiipH!i.'., fen make con iiicllim wit). u the ipguiar traino on th IjiM side Division from fioi ni r tre. IHllllaud. For success at the CAPITAL 11USIKESS C0LLE(5E, S.ilrm, Orr;on. . '. Akmotkong, Mngr. K. 1 Wim, Pnn. Husinoss, Shortiiaini, rjp.intiB;, F.aaiaikip bJ Kiglith I.tirtDtiu. l nl rinin;r Srsion. Studcnu niiinilt?.' inv l Inn. CM at the Collcirr or adJref j ihe Pnnciixl for catalogue. l.o ltlcli'iu'o Oolilrn Ilaltaui No, 1 Cunt llunctti, nnl nj conJ iiazc: pvii.iii nt. ut , u, ogrr t- f. its. and !l known si 'PRINTING K). Note, etc, Concr lor.U ltiotchts i)p.iiiuio i aiirni, i ituea snip, l, Illrlmii'i. (1 Men Htilanm No. a sir iirlmarv lo ".19 of the dlits SjpbltU. Prlr, 3 00 per sloftlr. UAIIA (K.XOK1T ll'KI))j. O.... 1Vi.ll,... 1.miI.IUmI.I t.i. m Vu, ..i... ,,. .w. uui imim,, ,.111. in,; nVU autism, 1'alin la tlio Hones, l'ln In Hi HmiI, lock rf tho Nivk. I'lrtnted Sort Ttiront, S, ph id o Itwli, Lumps and con-tnu-Uil for s.HtKTiu'ta ct th Uwln, nl vnultintm n'l il kiii (row trw sjstcin, wlwtlur i-iusl 1) liol wrv t .in or sbuso ,1 U.iiit, 1 viiiij i ho IiIxkI pure tn. lu-Uh. I'llr.i rS (lU per I ottt, l.o lklctinu' (iiiMru uiilsli AiuU sloto Ivr 1 1 cur ol Uono-rlioM, 01t, 7:Hu a. in. I L. Ar. Portland Corvalllo Ar. Jiid ti'JO p. m, lM p. m. A'wt Side Division. Between Portland I OaSWffi S&ff,12f,5ffiKl; ,i n il' I Portland. Lareest stock U'pil lllaufes Ir mil lOr.il IS. lbp.state,a d blet dlocount. bend foi ejpil blanks. TE. M. WAITE, stei Prluter Balem Orecou. A Bargain ! A desirable lot of lands In lots to suit, v.ru ...lira oouiuwroi u. rwtiem, wiinin eighty rods of steamboat landing, the best pay to fruit, vrllh springs aLd meadow irnUtli-nOwit, n4 nil I'rlni-y or Osnl- mi uiwiriugcir-ur. I'rics Dl ; Ilotll. At Albany and Ctirvallts connect with trains of Oregon Pacific Hallnvad. Ihrougli tickets lo all polnti Miulh tmd mxt lu California CXI'KtMSTIUIN IIVMI.V KXCUPTSUMlAY "lirtland Ar. IU IU. 5:15 a. m. I. Ulchuu's rtol.UH Npnllt In. J"cU", I to -ret (wiol OoJiorthJro, ..MMa. vji mi.ollh1uriS,4C. VtXtt I I . per llotlle. l.a Itlchnu' Uol.Un O'ntmant tan's , t lksaiH;rf Sjphll.tla 8r. aJ tmpllons. lTlra$t b ls-r Ilo. I I Irltau1 Uoltlat I'll t-.nt jM U ntwunwot, Ls ol jh,sl-l paw. lrli 63 UO Mr Ho. Ta.ilo r. Nosvlnn, tuwt trrtjrvhatv.C U l).t imk1 )li4 -w 1 mm fm m I T'?.lllfl Jruciiuvny. xteuts US loVTp.'m.Tl.v e,)p. m. Ar.MoMluuvllIeLv. Through Tickets TO U poll to v10UTH mul EAST VIA..- California. i-or lull luiorinciuin rmrdimr uim. elc. apply lo the lAiiupuny'o aetnl Hulfin. Oreesm. K. l. ItiXI KIW. A., O. V. and IHsu. Att sv. os.svss.nis NS4im4vr, ood and tome fir timber enough m tor the land and it U sood ooil for . Willi onrlnei aid mcuidnw lurni Would take a cood onutll lot of fLilom property Intrude. Addre O.K.DEKNW. 8alem, March IS, IKO, a I3if H0NG-SIN6-L0NG-KEE, Oriental Laundry, H0 Statu Struct. Cheapest and Best Chinese Landry in h City. The Live City, . The Growing City, The Capitol City OF OREGON WILL uLLLDnnlL JUIvY 4th. Watch For The Program, -o- Ttie Biggest Blowout Kver in th.e State, Salem Will be Joined by the Entire Willamette Valley. July the 4th. 2, 'JSKtmr, i.NaflRs, J HSS' i DR. HILLER'S Special Prescriptions. HOME TREATMENT SELF CURE iii-iiiiia iihiii m ! i A Specific Remedy for Each Disease. DR. HILLER'S HYDRASTINE RESTORATIVE. SUmuloici nutrition. Purifies the BlooJ. Cures V ipepsla. Constipation md General Debility. A perfect tonic sod strength balUer. Dn1HILLER'S ANTI-BILIOUS STOMACH AND UVEnCUnE. Cures BUiousneM aJ ilTlTtr TrouUes, Chills and Fever, ll"Zui)i"rti anY all Typho1J condition!. DR. HILLER'S CATARRH CURE. Cures Acute Catarrh, Chronic Catarrh, Catarrhal Deal nesa. Guaranteed tocure tho worst cases when directions are followed.or money refunded. DR. HILLER'S C0U0H 'U1E. Cures Colds, Hoarseness, Coujhs, Bronchltii, Fleurisj and kneumonla; reues ct.nuraption. Contains no Opiates. Cures Croup In 10 lainutes. PR HILLER'S DIPHTHERIA AND SORE THROAT CURE. Pruvenls and cures Diph theria. Will positively cura any aoro throat in (rem 3 to 21 hours. Cures Quinsy In 3 0) a Dt. HILLCR-S FEVER C'1'E. Indlipensable In aU acute diseases attended with leier. Irettu.s a.u cures ocarlst r"ever, Scarlatina, and Measles. Mothers try It once. DR. HILLER'S NERVOUS 0E3IL1TY CURE. Cures Kervous Weakness, and U Vwttt. Never (ails. tnJ lor ITUaU circular to ailler Drug Co., San Francisco, CL DR. FILLER'S RHEUMATIC AND NEURALGIC CURE Cures Rheumatism, NeuralfU, Gout, Lumbago, an4 dciatica, b) ucu'.niu.nj tne bloc4 adds uhlch causa them. DR. HILLER'S TEETHINQ CURE. AlOs the srowth and development of children durtaf the uetntnj period, ensures sinless teethlnj and ounl teeth, and prerrnts and curt Spa.tus, KlckeU, Brain Troubles and Dowel CotnpUlnts. A bleaslnf to mother an 1 rniu. DR. HILLER'S WHOOPING COUCH CURE. Irsenu and Cures Wboopl ' JK Note. -With exception ot Dr. Hlller's llydrasUne Restcrath s. Dr. HUler's Uh'onjllj and SsoxalsU Cars, inJ Dr Hlller's Coujh cure, ths abova remedies art InTablct torn, and. It not obtainable Ircm your drusyUt, will be mailed Iree, on receipt ol pries. $1.00 per Package. Six Packages for $5.00. These remedies ara the result cl Si ysun ot pr Icoial experience, and srs ruaractced n cure whan a cure l p lbl- Hr HiiiwsJl ai buok ol Jlrsctions U noma traatmeat, containing valuable instrucuou u to li) .-lens and diet, sent raas- HILLER DRUG COMPANY, Sakj FRANCISCO, CAL, U. S. A. For Sale by DAN'L J. FRY, Dripst, 223 Commercial St., Sato- f Kalsomining PAINTING, PAPERING Etc Done with net ueas and UUpatcii by N. D. JONE3. Bhop up ntalra over E, C. Bmatl'a ntor.