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w5SiwftP EYT "ZJa "nmn-i-r rfE8mB J .BiaTi Mfcii'ii Ztim$iiimiMa22m iSJyA ., , fifi?... wrngftaff.. IKE CAPITAL J011UUL ,i s. Hill llll II II I I I 'T E-DAY m. OT 181)1. Tl TKKMH OK tiUBfCKIlTiON. -J6 00 S&byiiiIIpennonfh,. j eetly by mall icr j cur, bu 16o PUKE DK1.1VEHV BY OAKKIEK. nglly for single weak, lGct. n ly for two weefcs,. 5 eta. ftiyby moatta, oUi imllcctlons will be made on 1st nnd 15tli nf month. Subscribers will please leavo money for carrier ut house or where H !i delivered, so us to cause no delays In -tfllcct'ons. THF. EVKNIMO CAPITAL JOUllNAI. regu larly recefvis the afternoon associated pross dispatches. G1LB1T k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oi's, Varnishes, Brushes, Wirulowglass, Etc, Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Biking Powdur. Fo.uk Flowkhs. Half a million pantile, one hundred (In unud rose?, and millions of other llowers, includ ing every known variety and species, will be seen tit the Exposition. The horticultural exhibit will be on a tcale never before attempted in the history of the world. Mr. Thorp, ufthe lloriculture division, estimates that the equipment of the horticul tural building, Including the pur chase price of plants, will be $350,000, and the total expense of the display $750,000. The floricul turists of the country will donate a innre share of the plants. Ten of tho sixteen acres of ground on the wooded Island will be planted in llowers. The shores of the Island will be loft wild for scenic effect, and the waters around the margin of the island will be bright with water lilies and other aqtutic vege tation, while the Interior of the island will be planted with roses, rhododendrons, and lilies, besides a vast variety of wild flowers, which are at present preserved in it nursery on the Island. School Boahd. Tho Salem tard of education held a meeting (Ala morning at the ollico of Clerk Simnson. aud transacted a lot of minor business. Tho bond of the Clark Steam Heating Co. was ap proved. Provisions are also made tn relievo the crowded condition of the East Salem schools, where the lower grades are overflowing the rooms. Two hundred more pupils are registered thau there wore at this time last year. The contractors on the Lincoln school received a second payment on their work, about four thousand dollars, having now been paid on each of the two new school buildings. Rkmovkd. "II" Co., O. N. G., today moved their accoutrements to Reed's opera house, where they have rented a room for their guns, and will drill in the main audience room. This leaves "B" Co. to pay the entire rent of t he arniony. The whole rent of the building is 50 u month, and "B" Co. asked $35 a month of "H," which "H" reearded as too much, as stated by a member of "H Co. A member of "B" Co. says expenses of the hall aro $75 a month, and "H" has never shared this expense. Lottery Matter. The way the postofllco treats lottery matter is peculiar. If a letter or circular supposed to contain lottery matter from other countries, it i3 at once marked "Supposed liable to customs duty." The customs de partmental Portland is notified and the partv to whom it is addressed Is required to open it In the presence of the olllcer aud pay forty per cent, of its value, besides being liable to prosecution for receiving u lottery ticket. The ouly safety Is not re ceiving such matter at all. Consid erable comes to Salem from Cauada, Mexico and Germany. SpecialEvanoklistio Services The Cumberland Presbyterian church, High street between Mari on and Uuion, by tho Hutchinson Morgan family of singers. This Tuesday evening at 7:30 by special request Evangelist Henry Morgan will speak on "What it Means to be Ready for the Immediate und Per toual Second Coming of Christ." Mfree. Everyone invited. Come d welcome. Usual song service tjtho family. Bring your Gospel Hymns No. 5. Willami.ttkUnivkusjtv. New students aro rtnislerlng daily. The 'lurecs by the president Sunday at die M. E, church had a marked "flect on the Methodist people. It will depend much on how the mem bra of tho church rally to the sup port of Willamette as to what the lulslde public will do. Recorder's Coimi t. J U (1 g e Ooodell levied no line on tho Salem . citizen who created quite a distur bance in court Monday evening, because he considered himself too old a man to be amenably to police regulsti.ius. a, common vagabond received tho usual fine. Berry Growhrs. The Matteson flrst prize berry of any new variety ut of 130 exhibits.) and twenty "tl'tr new and valuable varieties, for mle by the iimler-iii-iipil. Cull at reuMunee In North Salem, or ati JoCRNALotlke. uext door to nosf ' efflce. E Hofer. Salem, Or. t.. ,. . - me county bridge on Tw i at &? f Yi .Mrtt' ,wuU"K fro,n . i,- . . .. --"...", HMici I11LU nillllkKflll'd ltlllllllnn for wraelil" TirSmt dV.Tn thouid look Into the niaitei m "in Jul ? condition it la quite dan- BCTou WonLD's Fair. The Eugene Btato Journal has au Interview with M. Wilkin, ono of Oregon's world's f'ir commissioners, in which he says: "Nearly ull the states are makine extensive preparations for their exhibits, by erecting bulldln, etc. Oregon has dono nothing so far. The managers have reserved a line site, bordering on a small lake, for Oregon, and they are anxious to know whether Oregon intends to use the ground. If the state does not give some assurance soon that ths sputa will bo occupied with a buildtug or with exhibits in somo foim, the managers will transfer the jlto to oilu rs who will give bucu as an ru nee. There are some European no were who have applied for more Hi'tico thau can be furnished, and they are anxious to get Oregon's space, if it is not to be used by the sttate. A definite answer mast lo made by Oregon to the managers of the lair soon. Had the $50,000 been appropriated by the legislature, as provided iu the bill thai pased the house, the amouut would have been sufficient to have made a creditable exhibit, and the state would bo all right now." Who is more to blame for Oregon's deplorable condition than Mr. Wilkins himself? He was here during the entire session of the legislaturje. Did he make any ef fective eflbrts to pass the bill in either house? Are not Oregon's alleged world's fair commissioners iu a pretty Dad boat scolding Oregon for her deplorable condition ? Tub Blind School. The Oie gon blind school occupied the most conspicuous place in the center of the great pavilion of the agricultu ral show at Salem hnt week, and the distinction was merited. JNiiss Capwell, the superintendent, deser ves the thanks of civilized Oregon. Her system of guidance would be accepted by the most respectable authorities as a model. It Is a very regular order of control prompted by a line womanly head, and a ten der womanly heart. This U plainly apparent not only in the superior work of the pupil'H heads and hands, but also In the love of the pupils for Miss Capwell. A conver sation with little Mary Roberts has convinced us that Oregon is to be congratulated upon haying the school iu such gentle able and lov ing hands.--Klamath County Star. JEFFaSDN ITEMS. The little Fon of Otto Fchultz was badly scalded by pulling a basin of hot water over himself. We hope the little fellow may soon recover. Jefferson sports a photograph gal lery, with a pkilful artist in the per son of E. E. Barnott. SKETCH OF JEFFERSON. The town of Jefferson is as beauti fully located as any in the Willa mette valley, and the inhabitants compare well iu intelligence, moral ity aud business enterpiise. There are three general stores, neat and packed with well selected goods from floor to ceiling. There are also good hardware storef, Implement houses, and a millinery establish ment kept up by a young lady who tries hard to natlsfy ler patrons. A fir t class drug store; a harness shop filled with uew goods; a first class butcher shop, aud the time is regu iated by Q. W. Richardsou. We further found a first class livery stable with rigs aud safe teams, a tousorlal artist; also the place where one can secure the image before life passes away, and an artist willing to do the work. There are two large warehouses and a very spacious grist mill, to utilize all the grain raised around here. A saw mill where any one contemplating to erect buildings can find the material to do so at the cheapest rate; two hotels where the traveling public can find refreshments, aud if the traveler's horses' shoes get loose or lost he will find a first class black smith in tho person of Mr. Eads to attend to such work as putting on new ones or repairing old ones. We found also skilful physlcians,8hrewd justices, learned theologlsts and able teachers, all ready and wllllug to administer to tho afflicted human family, aud guard with care soul, body, purse, orphans and widows. The people seem to be well informed on all subjects, and many read The Capital Jouknal. AVe were favorably Impressed with Jefferson. We look with pleasure to visiting there again. . OORNEK STONE LAID. On Thursday, Sept. 24th, at 2 o'clock, a largo number of people from Jefferson and the surrounding eouutrv assembled to witness the ceremouy of laying the comer stouo of the Watchtower Evangollcal church. Rev. L. S. Fisher of Albanv officiated in the absence of his brother, Rov. J. R. Fisher, who Ih now on a visit in the Eastern ',,,,,,. ,, ...1 I,, nntimat U'litl lllH clerlcui business will make his aged parents a visit. By the wshools and churches of a community the In habitants thereof nre Judged very often by outsider?. Tho God we worship and the denomination we adhere to will, in many respects, coustiluto our passport lu social staudlng. May the Evangelical church become the watchtower of morality in Jefferson. May its bea r-on light bring back the wayward wanderer, to find rest Iu the bosom "f his Heavenly Father. Mrs. J. B I Fn-her U a hard worker for her ' Master. Rv. Fisher conducted the corner sloue ceremony admirably. cornerstone vrmuuuy muuuBuij. This house of wnrvlilp will be 30x00 TIib architectural design was Jed wlcll liy the building commitete -8ihto d.mr d windows and towerb ou the coruera. Tho church ia u creditable addition, to Jetlenwu. LOCAL AND l'EUSONAL. 100 State street! dtf 8. A. Clarke was a passenger for Portland today. Prepare your strawberry beds for fail planting. Lovely showers are bringing out tho early grasses and dairies begiu to show the effects. Oregon strawberries, cranberries aud blackberries are lu market at I Salem. The first consignment of Orcgui hops to go east fpim dalem Was shipped today by Herrcn & Levy to a Detroit firm. The Salem mills receive 1500 to 2000 bushels of wheat daily. That makes a lively city. George. Pearce aud wife took the local for Albany this morning to be absent a few days. I). C. Howard & Son started for Woodburn today, with tools to move the depot and warehouse of the Southern Pacific railway com pany. Men who use the electric line to come to town to gut drunk show poor appreciation of Edison's in vention. Twelve hundred and sixty-three pupils have registered for the Salem public schools and about one-third are not in yet. The registration this year will ruu up to near two thou sand. Salem Is liable to discover what bitumen is some of its people may not iu this woild but tiny may be come familiar with t lie bituminous regions in the next. Dr. Hurry Lane and family are home front their auuual outing iu the mouutalus. The ex-superintendent will remain iu Salem a few days prior to residing in Portland. J. E, Murphy, of Murphy & De Bart, took a trip to Woodburn this afternoon on brick busluess. Mrs. E. M. Walto went to Port laud today to make h visit among her nnmeroiiB friends aud relatives. Treasurer MetBchan with wife and daughter took the afternoon train north. He will attend a meet ing of the portage railway commis sion. Attorney General Chamberlain is working hard on the railroad rases and will make a stubborn fight to keep the cases from being removed to the federal courts. Reports for the quarter ending Oct. 1st, aro being prepared at the city recorder's ollico. F. L. Bernard!, of Joues & Ber uardi, took the afternoon train for Portland. He will make a tour of Walla Walla, Spokane Fills and other points in Washington before returning. Dave Looney spent the forenoon iu Salem en route for Portland with a car of cattle to exhibit at the fat stock fcliow. W. W. Martin has let the contract for the inside finishing of his Che meketa street residence It is to be In hard wood. Lamps, lamps vase or library most any stylo or price Sroat '& Gile. State Association. The an nual session of tho Oregon Congre gational churches is lu session at Al; bany this week and will last for sev eral days. The delegates from Sa lem in addition to the pastor, are Mrs. Belle Cooke, Mrs. W. W. Mar tin, Mrs. Holverson, Mrs. Thatcher, Mrs. Harris aud daughter Edith, Mr. aud Mrs. W. A. Moores, T. McF. Patton aud Carl Roberts, nearly all of whom have gone, aud will no doubt take au active Interest iu the work to be done. Incipient Fire. Mr. and Mrs. T. MuF. Patton wore alarmed lust night by discovering tho floors hot about their uew fire place. Invehti- gatlon showed the floor to be on fire uuder the buildiug. By getting in a hose they were able to put out the Are without calling out the flro de partment. Tho damage Is incon siderable but tlie fire place will have to be rebuilt. Bid Ai'i'LUS. Home fine speci mens of apples were brought In this morning of the famous Dutch Mag nou variety. They were raised on tho Mrs. Clark place ou Fourteenth street. The largest measures fifteen I Inches In circumference, and weighs , ll?ll'jr UUUUi JIKOU 1U J,V'1 i . .., .. . .,. nu...nA w rxi average apples. Compliments of Sroat fc Glle. 115 els. 35 ClH. U.') t'lH. Or three pairs for $1.00. The Salem W'ooleu Mill store have 100 dozen all wool men's hose of their own make. Regular price 50 cent a pair. To get them Introduced ofjer them at 35 cents for a single pair or three pair for a dollar. Will forward them by mall at the same price. Salem Woolen Mill store, 209 Commercial street. dw Probate. Inventory of the Ca'.vlu Neal estate shows valua tion of 22,4:1-5.30. --In the matter of the estate of Mary C. Moll, de ceased, David Moil, administrator, I filed his bond In the sura of $8000, with Jacob Scott and Thos. Hayre, sureties. Burned Out. An electric motor ( burned out In one of the cirs of the , Capital City Electric railway, and stopped traffio for a while ou all the . ours today. I ArTOiNTKP. Dr. W. A. Cualrk, f gueiu, ! appoluted a member of the state boar! of .haritles and oor- reotlons, to fill vauanoy caused by rvsienatlon of Dr. Holt, who hsu removed from the b:te. A Citizen Discusses raring. En. Jeurnal: Salem l-i now oik of the progressive rlties of the northwest and Is enjoying a pros perity equal tn proportion to our big sister, Portland. There Is au old saylug, let well enough alone aud don't overreach, .but keep up Im provements step by step and success Is certain. There is an element here, as In all other towns, who as long as It don ost them am thing, go advocating Ideas entirely out of reason. We aro now having a discussion about Improving streets. Tho own- ore of property abutting such streets to be improved, with but few excep tions, have approved a plan of grad iug, draining, gutteriugnnd cutbiug Commercial street as far as Center, nod Stato and Court as far as tho courthouse. This was a wise selec tion of streets, as that was enough for a commencement without Injury to anyone. Now come some per sons wanting bituminous rock, the most expensive of all systems if doue as It ought to be. Others want Belgian blocks. They contend that gravel has been used for the last thirty years, aud has cost thousands of dollars. If these gentlemen will look up their cashbooks they will see they never paid one dollar excepting by road work, which naturally would have to be paid auyway. Every street supervisor had his own waj of dumping gravel, never having any grade to go by, and of course there could bo no drainage. Now, will any sauu mau nay that street? can be kept dry in that way durlne our raluy season? Wo have as flue streets naturally as any found in this country. All wo want is to drain I lie water. Gravel Is plenty and lies at our doors, but the trouble Is It is too cheap, aud there is no job lu it. Some want Commercial street to look like Washington street, Port land, a street just now partially finished witli bllumiuous rock. Washington street is only GO to eurs 100 feet. The eoH there to a lot of iixfeet front would not be more than $175 to $200, while here it would be mure than double that. Then Washington street a front foot com mands from $2500 to $3000, to Com mercial $250. Rents from $300 to 500 per month; tor suite rooms Commercial gets $50 to $S(). Others say, "East Portland streets begin to look bad because they were gravelled." It is the funiculi! story; they did It the same as we did here, but they are puttiug it down right now. They don't talk there of bitu minous rock, although much ninn able to stand it thau Salem. Bo sides property owners are consulted and not told how to pavo their streets, as the majority of property owners decide there what is to he done. "The charter of Balem Is arbitrary aud belougs to a monarch ical country, and' will not stand in the courts. Tho remarks made by the gentle man representing tliu Ulumlimim rock company some time ago, before our honorable council was stilllcieut to convince anyone. He said Salem did not demand, uad couid not afford bituminous rock pavemjut in its present state aud wide streets, and advised us to wait until we reached a population of 30,000 to 40,000 people. He recommended us at the same time to gravel, just what property owners want to do, m " linn's This? We offer ono hundred dollars re ward for for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by takinc Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney & Co., Props,, To ledo, O. We, tho undersigned, have known P. .1 Cheney for the lust '5 y urs, mid bellevt him to bo perfectly honorable In all bust uess traunucilons, and fluanelally able to carry out auy obligations made by their ll nn Wkst a Thaux, Wholesale, Drugglsu Toledo, (). WaloinO, Kinnak a Maiivin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inter nally, noting directly upon tho blood and mucous burfucea of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by all druggUts. "TJio Jlesl." The live grocery firm of Clark & Eppley, at 100 Court street, have de cided to give awny Arhuckle's coffee with Golden Rule baking powder. Try it. , ROW' Hrcss Iliaklllj? parlors ll(0.lt,01blilAd,I.,S, 1'1,Iretlns LUiiui iini nuvn . - it- d;JL LUUIVP Sweet Tooth? Try Boston chips aud biittenups ut Jones & Bcruardl's, Hush bank block. I. - For Rent. Good office room ou ground floor. Apply at Journal office. Clothing, hats, shot's aud gent's underwear at cost at the Capitol Ad venture Company, "ThoTtosiT5 Car Load. Farrar & Co. ar? handling enr loads of fruits of all kinds if you want the bdt call on them. Used ia Million? of Homes PRICE'S fioalll Baking WRESTLING WITH A BED. TT)Ihb r.xpi.rlenrr While Tnunferrlni; tlin Artlrln nf furniture. I moved my folding bed tip stairs last week all tho week," she said. 'I have had that bed for a year, and I must say that during that thno Its conduct has been such as to allay the supicion with which I regarded It. I had fonic to repose n good deal of oon fideuce In It 'The landlady's husband suggested that we'd better take it apart. Ho said lie knew how It was very easy. Bo wo agreed that after dinner wo'd take it apart. After dinner ho stepped out for n few niiuutes. While ho was gone Podloy caino in. Podley means well, and lie's my friend, but 1 will say that Podley's got no more head for meas urements than a horse. "Podloy looked over the staircase and hall. 'Pshaw,' he said, 'you'n I'll tako hold of that nnd shake It up there while you wait.' "I laid off my coat and lifted up the end of the hod. That was about half past 0 Monday evening. Going up stairs 1 took tho lower end. When we K'ot up high enough tho tall, ornamen tal baek of the bod .Jammed Into the ceiling. It plowed a Jagged furrow into the plastering and tho jar hurt mo a good deal That reminded Podley that he'd have to lower his end. He lowered the bed so the top cleared tho celling aud tho bottom struck on the next stair "Thett, we lifted tho bottom to clear the stall's and the top got tangled In the plastering. Podley thought 1 might lift tho bottom real quick, whllo lie held down on the top nnd got It by that way. Finally, after wo'd lifted and twisted and perspired enough the combination camo right and wo got it by the Jog "It was easy enough then until wo got it to the top of tho stairs, whero the banisters turn. Of course it was too broad to turn thcro. "Podley rested his end on tho top step and leaned over tho banisters and encouraged mo whllo tho bed slowly toro the flesh from tho palms of my hands and crunched my shin bones. Podloy fanned himself and got face tious. Just at tho last casn tho land lady's husband camo In. lie tlow to toy relief. Wo lifted the bed clear over tho banisters and set it down In tho narrow hall. But wo could neither turn It so as to get it through the bed. room door nor get It back on tho stairs again. "After that bed had finished mo and Podloy up and reduced tho landlady's husband, who is a fleshy man, to a mere soggy, palpitating mass, wo pushed it into a room nt tho head of the stairs and quit. ' "Tuesday evening the landlady's hus band camo up smiling and confident Tho head piece, he said, lifted right off. Wo opened tho bed and lifted. Then we shut It up nnd stood it on its head and Its side and its stomach. The landlady's husband eyed It critically In each position, and shook it and thumped It on tho back. But nothing camo of that, so we opened It and got tho land lady to sit on tho bedpost whllo wo lifted on the beadpicco. When wo got tired of doing that wo shut It up and examined It some moro. "Wednesday I dropped In i fun. nlturo store and asked for an oxport with a crowbar to como up and take my bod apart Tho man said there was no need of eonding a man. Ilo'd show mo that u child could do it Then he opened n bod liko mine, told mo whoro to lift, and it camo apart as easy .is anything. I went homo and laughed at tho landlady's husband. After din ner 1 went to show him but 1 didn't "Thursday I sent for tho expert again. Thursday ovoning 1 went to dinner. The landlady's husband was sitting on tho porch. lie was a deop lobster color. His collar was nothing but a yollowish rag, and ho drew his handkerchief ever and nnon across his brow. " 'Yes,' ho said, dejectedly, 'your bed's apart, but It Isn't In your room. The man says he'll have to saw tho heodpieco in two; It's too tall for tho door. Tho man,' ho continued, 'Just went away. Ho camo horo about liaJf i past ono. One of your gears was sprung.' I Tho landlady's husband mopped his brow and looked away as one who no cepts chastisement lu n Christian spirit "Friday I sent for tho expert and his saw aud Friday night I had tho groat happiness of seoing my folding bed In my room. 'There,' in tho Hiigraiumat Ical language of tho poet, 'lot It lay I' For I'll lodge in an ash barrel beforo I'll over attempt to movo It again." Chicago News. Impruvoiiiiiiit of the Theutor. Error long disabled tho theater from i offering pleasures which might bo en Joyed with self respect, but it Is Intor estlugly noticeable that of lato tho tho ntur has been somowhat bettor nd vised, and at tho moment tho nowsstnnd has begun to topplo on tho edge of tho pit tho drama has been trying to climb out of It, Tho thoator is still very coarso, very sliameloss, hut wo think It has really somo Impulses to purgo and llvo cleanly, which ought to bo encouraged by all who know its vast Inlluonco. As wo havo often said, It addresses the weaker intelligences, nnd not tho cultivated, except on raro occasions. Hut apparently tho nowsstnnd also ad dresses tho weaker Intelligences, and tho acted fiction has been growing mor ally bettor, whllo tho printed fiction has been growing morally worse, till now there is much less to chooso be tween thorn than thero onco was. William Denn Iiowells In Harper's. 40 Years the Standard RHIN Wo have just rccoivod tho largest lino of Carpets, Oil Clotlis and Mattings Ever Carried. Come and see them while the assortment is good. Our prices aro always, right. Rare Bargains in Lace Curtains. i2uascMmmmmiammKmnmiimmmama Both tho method nnd results when Syrup of Figs is taken ; it is plensnnt and refreshing to thotnsto, nnd acta gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys, Liver nnd Bowels, cleanses tho sys tem efTcctually, dispels colds, Iicail iches nnd fevers and cures hnbituul constipation permanently. PorBalo a COc and 1 bottles by all Insists. :aufornia fig syrup co. SAN MAtlCISCO. OAl. 'fWISVtllE. KY. Af IV YOtlK, Ml'. HOTEL AKIUVALS. "WIf.IiAMRTTE" D M 8telndler, H Dolph, H Earle, Ii H Scrivon, T A Mitchell, Jas H DeVlne, S F. D A Brnmcr, R J Moyholl, D M Raker, F S Simons, Thos Collum, Mrs Simpson, J B Litchfield, II 1 Goodrich, Portland. E L Goodrich, N Y. A Wilson, R Manning, Olympiii. "cook." O S Watt, E A Porter, Salem. Peter Rooser, Rainier. F R Davis, Makato. OF Wright, Harrisburg. B Rossowsky, J B Span, L G Pulicn, J Kelly, Portland. J W Johnson, S F. II W Smith nnd wife, Turner. M Rose. A L Gates, Gatesvillo, GFBonney, Woodburn. A Raymond, C Booth, Sllverton. "Just ns Hood," Bay some dealeis who try to sell a substitute preparation when a custo mer calls for Hood's Sarsttparllla, Do not allow any such false state ments ns this induces you to buy what you do not want. Remember time tne only reason for making It Is that a few cents more profit will bo made on the. substitute. Insist upon having tho best medlclno Hood's Snrsaparllla. It Is peculiar to Itself, Iuiooy. Ronnie Martin, of Eu gene, 14 years old, suflerlng from continuous aud congenital Idiooy, was brought to the asylum today. Pkanu's. Tho lattst novelties in art Prang's goods at Geo. F. Smith's framed and unfrnmed. Booklets, etc. Flower pots decorated aud plain, all sizes and shapes Sroat & Glle. Foil Sam:. IIouso and lot, Yew Park, on car Hue; two lots In North Salem, on car lino; also span young horses broke to work for sale or trade. J. B. Putnam, state library, state house. 025d!)t Hky I If you want some of tiio bebt cheat or timothy hay, bran or feed of any kind call at Brewster & White's, 01 Court street. Good stock and (wo delivery. m Giir Eimji' Whon you aro look ing for gilt edge butter or anything In tho provision line, call on Clark Alilpploy, 100 Court street. Quick free delivery. Tho best place in town for u 125 cent meal Is Helleiibraud's. -Ladles, don't fall to see Calvert's millinery opening on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Fall stock of hanging lamps beauties Just in at tiroal It Gilo's. "TJlO llCHt." Baby cried, Mother slghod, Doctor preacrilKtl ! Castorial lkt equipped (Ircttfiiuikhig csliibllHliineiit in the city Juki opened iu Cotllp block, Flrht cliiss cutter out! (liter, it. IT. JHutthowH, i:Jt Quick time aim through tralni offered passengers und shippers by tho Chicago, Uuion Pacific 4; North western Lino. San Francisco and Portland to Chicago. eod Aug l)o n'tt rteitrrl curlus your t k lie-.d nolle when you can q cully otmrin tMr tf Utile Clverl'ilU Thrj will ttr-el a prompt nd ptruiAutnt cure. Their act ton Umltanud natural. To cei r)llffom lodliteatlnrJi titlunt eoriinpalloM or torpid llrrr without dl I urblojf the tomnch nr nuncios the bowel, iMkttn (tw dttw of Carters LltUe IJvtT 1'IIU, the Will -leW you, That tlr(t languid ftJlncand dull livstd. h U itry dltugrruahl. Tke two nt tVjter'slJilloU-tr 1'IIU htfo rctlrfnr, aod you will und relief. They ovtr (all lod'igood, .H. P. H. Head Quarters CLEAN! If you would bo clean in the neatest and dressiest SALEH STEAM LAUNDRY whoro all work is dono by white labor and in tho most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. Liberty Street. Salem Truck 4 Dray Co. lent Iron works. Drays and trucks tno corner of atato nnd commercial street. CHURCHILL Tinners, Plumbers, -AND- SHEET IRON WORKERS. Estimate ou nil work In our lino. Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co. Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Sawing. IIouso Finishing made to order. : New IKX KILN, by which wo cnu always keep a fall supply of seasoned utoclc of all kludB. Agricultural Works, Comer of Trade and Hlga streots, Kalem, Oregon. IH3E&3k. Sasli and I Door Eactory Front Street, Salem, Oregotii Tho best olaoo of wort in nur lino nh prions. in. nnmpnrn with tho lowest. Only tho host matorial usod CARTER'S ITTLE CURE Rick Ilcadacho nml relievo oil tliu troubles Incl flviit to a hlllous ittatu of llio y stem, such al DJ.zlneiw, Naunen. DronsliiuiM, Dlntrcss nftci ratlntf. l'aln In the HI. to, &o Whllo t linir moiil remarkuula success has horn shown In curing SICK Ileadacuri, yet Caiitkh's Little Livcr Thai aro equally valuabla In Constipation, curing anil pmvuntlnp: this annoying complaint, while they also correct all disorders of tno stomach, Ktlmulnto thollvor and regulato tho bowels. 'Cron If tlioy only cured HEAD Achs limy would ho almost priceless to thorn who mirror from this distressing complaint) hut fortunately their goodness does not end hero, and tlirmo who onco try them will find these llttln pills valuable in so many ways (hat they will not ho willing to do without them, Hut after all sick head ACHE Is tho hane of so many live that hem Is whero wn nmko our great lraast, Our pills euro it while others do not. 0tnTKH's Ltrn.c I.ivrn 1'iliji arc very small and very easy to tako Onu or two pills nmko a doso. They aro strictly vegetable, and do not grlim or purgo, hut hy their gent l action Gliuuoall who uso tliem In vials at 85 cents) ro for ft Sold cierywhmt, or writ hy tnalL CASTZS UZSICWE CO., Uw 7t Small It lull!, Small Pries- THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, lOJtl'JQOm Kates, $2.50 io $5.00 per Day. The host lintel between Portland and Han I'runcUoo. Klrst-olnss In nil Its appoint, menu, lu tables urn served with the Clto leant ErultH Orown In the Willamette Valley, A. I. WAGNER, Prop. Hoy There Thrcshcrincnl If you need Kaglne trimmings, Hlght feed lubricators, Jujevtors, Mteum or water paeklng, Oil to" and globo valve, mow oiroocks. Hose, h(u Or any thing elw for yonr engine at I'urt Und prices, cull on DUGAN BROS., JMComu 'M CJ'oiflrunl street, And w will fit you out !u rtr I ahus nai-. -;- Salem Boat IIouso. -:- JWwt otHft!t of Trade MrH't. l'ltl and huutlBg bwts. iUtwsww. I'JIAH. K.Mut'dANK, I'ttpr uNMB ilVER Ipius. OH SHINE, YOU WANT YOUR FLOOR WELL COVERED. LUNN. Pianos and Organs AND --M US1 CAL MERCHANDISE. FINEST LINF. LOWEST PRICES. Installments from (5 per mouth up. Wholesale nnd Retail. EASTON k CO. 310 Commercial St., Salem. for the Salem Orchestra. (Iw and hayo your clothes dono up manner, tako thorn to tho DRAYS AND TRUCKS always ready for orders; Sell and deliver wood, hay, coal nnd lumber, Of- uce auto est., opposuo ca- may bo found throughout the day at A LARGE. SUPPLY OF THE best quality of brick at the yards near Penitentiary. BURTON BROS.' bleii( Oregon. & BURROUHGS. Gas and Steam Fitters, IOO Oilomolcotrt Street, State btrcet Livery. Host ltlgs and Htoclc. Hoarding nnd Feed Htnble. II Stato street. 1TAIIM FOR SALE. .I'JO acres of beat stock nnd fruit hind la Oregon for snlo nt a bargain. Will sell In lout to suit purchnsor. Addresser cull on C. J. HUllOi, Knights, Ore. Nonr Hllvcr Crock Kulls. 7 83in Notice to Contractors. SKAf.KI) proHMiils will bo received nt t ho ollico of C , MoNnlly, architect, ou &opluiuhcrlX),iit'Jp. in., for tho lotlowlag work! ilrlck work, tinning, plumbing, painting, mill work, galvanized Iron, ce ment work, cast and wrought Iron and luildwuro, fur tho Hughes and D'AfC block, nil according to tno plans nnd speci fications to ho seen ut the onice. J. Hughes reserves tin work, glass, Plumbing, puinU Ing, und Iron work. Dlds must be mudo sepemtofor each building aud nocompo uleil by n certified cherk of 6 per cent, on ainountof hid. U.H. M0NAM4Y, Vii td Architect, Jhtah-llruyninn block, M.T. RINEMAN DBAX.KII IN lie and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Ulasswnra, Ijimps, Woeden nnd Willow ware. All kinds nfinlll feed. Also vcgclablcsiiad fruits In their season. "Highest Price paid for country produce," W solicit a share of your patronage, OU ) 33 HUte street A, J, SHIMP, M. !D,, Pliyflicifin und Surgeon. KUtooll'hUadelphlu. ELECTRICITY US THE TRUK EXEMY Ofall Chronic, Itheumutlo, illood, llraln and nervous diseases. Kvery variety ot female disease yield to electricity after nil othor modus or tieutmcnt have fulled. Thirteen years clinical experience. Ollico 'iU) Commercial strict. 623 8m MOHGAK & MEADE, " Truck & Dray Lino. Hood teams) and prompt work Is our stronghold. BRICK AND TILE. Yut nrtt-clttM hand mnde brick mid tile, goto MURPHY & DESART. i.nrite supply on hand. Ururtalr "ground, fltlein, ? II. Hill J Truolier ut Violin, UuUor, IUdJo. Maude lln and Orgin. etuU Insurance bloek, Commercial L txl, Mate, Radalmqgh s Crossan, ffl