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JWHtfltfO OAJPXVAXi OAL, JWIliAY, kA,f tHi .' 1tJTaiT:t.g,,j''tS 5?9!5 5!!K55"HSrs"H! L m iV HyjL 'HLm JHPV UsaBsBK -3iwpsV ' a JADNM B.N1IT Umtcft t .w'iJWrtnfeJ Oomsay Co, "Premium Etna end OrcnMtts. VrJCUa.M&UX,C Elkhart, Ind. , You will reaember tho condition t was la Art years wo, when 1 vu afflicted with a combine- J uon.of diseases, and thought there was No hcLp ren Mr Itriedallklndsofinodlclnej,ahiloorca of eminent physicians. My nerves were prostrstod, producing diulners, heart troublo iind all tbo 111 that nuke lire miserable. I commenced, 'to take DR, MILES' NERVINE .and-ln-three monUu,.wM-MrCTt.T cunse. ' In my traTelseach year. -when I see the thousand of physical wrecks, HMaf tm'MmM pros . . - tratlon, taking prescriptions from, U A W local physicians who bare no know I ' " edge of their case, and whose death Is oertaln, I feel like going to them and saying, .'oitDr. MiLta'NcHviNCANoeccuto." la my profession, . pav h . where there aredomanysurTl IRKifTJ fferers from ovcrwork,men - asr tal prostra tion and nervous exhaustion, brought on by the character of the business engaged In, I would ETHOUSANDS a a surccuro for all suflerlasj from these cause. Jjjran B, Wait SOLD ON A POSITIVE-.SUARANTEE. TRY DR. MILES' PILLS. 50 DOSES 25 CTS. eold tiy O. J. Kry, trmr.irlBt, rjulviu Are You Ever Tired? Do you ernr llilnk yonr skin neeils a rest 7 It certainly iloos, It needs a tonlo to tone It up just like a rundown system. LOLA MONTEZ ORBME The Skin Food and Tlssup-llullaer, Is a food for tho ah In. It makes the skin tlnn nnd preserves its o UKllclty, thus pre venting wrinkles. You cannot frecsle or tnu with the creme on j our face. No toll ct table Is complete without It. One pot (TS cents) ast th ee month , used dallv. Ills the ONLY tKIN FOOD on tlii mark- nWAw(U.OACt0lVMluW. VVOHTULKH IM1- MRS. NETTIE HARRISON, AMERicA'd Beauty Doctor, 10 Geary tit., tfiia Fruuclsco, Cal For sale by F1IKD I.KGO, Urugglst, Patton Block, Baluui, Oregon. For any special or complicated blemish of the face ami form, write to MRS. NKTl'IE .UAfcRIHON, 2rt Geary Bt,, Han Francisco. Buperfluous hair rx-rinanently removed. LEAVES SALEM from U. I. Dock at 0 o'clock a. m. every Wed nesdty and Saturday. LEAVES PORTLAND trom the Central dock at foot ol Washington street every Sunday and Thursday LEAVES SALEM for Albany every Monday and Tuesday, re turning tame days. Concerning freight and passenger business, call on the agent. ALTfKKKEN. CflflS. WOLZ, Proprietor of the GERMAN :-: MARKET South Commercial Bt., Silem. Al kinds Fresh, onlt and Smoked Meats nud Sausages. FREE DELIVERY. BLOOD DISORDERS A New Remedy A tnia Specific a positive nd permanent elimination of all poison from the blood, and a reiteration of healthy vicor to the tissues is offered to sufferers for the first tune in a remedy which has Leen undergoing the most sever private experiments for the past three years. It has not yet failed, and it will not fail, as it is a True Specific for Syphilitic poison and all blood diseases. Do you be lieve it t Send for full particulars and proof free. (Stop filling your system with mercury and other poisons. This remedy will cure you in 30 to 00 days without fad. Ve guarantee u cure or refund the money. Address MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO.. 170 First Street PORTLAND, OS. n MDPrilltV RVVlMflK (m. 1Ut mn WAtU. lltlMa. PoticotSTAlX. rRKTEKTS STBILTUSt CeiuaOKOSKllCEAautaUICTuiOlsU focnUji. A Qtnes CUSK r leuoobruou whites. tijiTuijnt'oniJTS. sBttosiirAuri(oTii JlAlTSOn yssgrarrcsiM Ov. UWAtlSXCIIIO. Smithi' Premier Typewriter. --V It-ITIV "I Steamer Elwood. ifHMQK flEW " BOiaSSSsi l ,AV rWild on.nuytpayHieaU. JKwJBefU W. I. STALEY, Ajwt, f m. ll.N.BURPKB.Gea'UfeBt-SIW TW m- Pwtl4. 84tere(lecM. "QEt Ut, 1 ii 1 11 flcl tft lliflnllof fall", "fl( U(.r Anil in tluulMtrtof liyt(( To wilt Hie Imlrfu (holr hllrj nnd sup I HnttAWfiiff wlttlili ily Dntuiel tlmltl(n ilotthMi llirlctt o'er if y Mril nrr klos'd, ami llietl lwi'htitfiMI(slitillliot1oof 1 itiny liol tit"' ngnln, Wosoph Hkltmoy, A MYSTERY. In n choorloflft nptirtinoiit on tho sixth floor of it tfow York tonotrtoiH ono cold, blcnk Novembor night sat a young wotnnn, whoso faco boro ovidont marks of intolllgonco nnd rr (lnoinont. Two small rooms comprisod tho narrow domain to which bIio gnvo tho namo of homo. Tlioir cheorlcss' nees was Incrcasod by tho nbsonco of ovorythlng oxcapt tho most ncco Hfiry funilturo and by tho walling wind, which found outrnnco nt a hundred crovices, Bonding icy cur rents acrosa tho wrotched garrot. Tho young woman, crouching closo to tho dying flro of u smnll stovo, was lost in sad reflections, from whichiBho roused herself at intcrvnls to glanco at a little crib, wherein lay an infant, all unconscious of its mother's anxioty and distress. Her tiusbund, Robort Desmond, tho sec ond son of un English nobleman, had fallen in lovo with Victoria St. Clair, tho pretty and intelligent American governess of his younger sister, and married her in opposition to tho wishes of his family. The English aristocracy look with much disfavor on mesalliances of this kind. Soon after their marriage tho reg iment in which ho was a lieutenant was ordered to India. Tho young man resigned his commission, and untrained as ho was in any business or profession found himself at 25 thrown on the world without a penny and a young wifo to support His fa ther, a proud but generous man, had disinherited him, but offered his son a sum sufficient, if properly invested, to maintain him in comfort for life, saying that all further intercourse between them must ceaso. This money was accepted. The ydung couplo went to Paris, whero he soon plunged into tho most lux urious life of that gay city. Though a man of generous impulses and a loyal and affectionate husband, Rob ert had an unfortunate passion for gambling. His little capital was soon lost at the card table. By the sale of Victoria's jewels and some money she bad prudently saved they were able to accumulate little more than enough to pay their pas sago to New York. After weary weeks spent in futile efforcd to obtain work, the littlo fam lly, which hod been increased by the birth of a daughter, drifted from moderately comfortable lodgings to this cheerless tenement house. Their little capital was now gone. For several weeks it had been Rob ert's regular practice to leave thoir poor quarters at nightfall, without tolling his wifo whero ho went or at what hour he would return, and re appear in the early morning. Ho evaded her questions or only an Bwered in monosyllables. Night after night sho was kept awake by anxious fears and suspi cions. If she could but know his des tination, comprehend his work, but not being able to fathom tho mys tery her imagination pictured the near approach of oven greater mis fortunes than those to which sho was already accustomed. It was plain that her husband's work was laborious, 'for, although ho never re ferred to it, he came homo every morning completely exhausted. Ho grew daily more taciturn, careworn and morbid. Can it bo wondered that Victoria suffered all tho torture that such a condition of affairs can bnng to a sensitive woman? Tho child, turning uneasily in its littlo crib, began to cry. Victoria took a tin cup from tho stove and gavo its contents to tho baby. It was the last drop of milk, tho last morsel of food Bho had. What grief wrung tho mother's heart as sho tried to Boothe and comfort tho littlo one, uueortoin that sho would bo able to procure Hufficient food to keep it ulivol Toward morning Robert returned, evidently very tired, and was sur priKed to find his wife still awako. Throwing himself on th poor cot. near tho wall ho was soon fast asleep. For, Home mtmionts Victoria gazed at him through her tears, mentally ask ing if this was the man who had charmed her girlish fancy and won ber young heart with promises of a bright future I At length, from sheer exhaustion, she Bank on tho dilapidated lounge near her baby's crib, nnd her weary eyes soon closed. For threo hours sho elopt soundly. Awakening un refreshed sho was conscious of a bickening fueling of faintnose, tho cause of which sho knew too well, and then came the dull misery of re membering that there ww no money to.buy provisions for breakfast. It had been Robert's custom to givo her n littlo money every week, which film hud accepted in silence, neither asking for it nor questkming its source, but tho last supply bad "been, epont tho day before, and it was too soon to expect another. She had tried to eke out their scanty in' come by sewing for a clothing maH ufacturer, but evea this laborious nad wretchedly paid employment kft4 'alMt feiltf Iter, w it mtTM a dull ecflson, nnd the lltlld work iij liml on hand could not Iki finlstiexl for eovprnl days, Tho dock in it neighboring steopid hrtd Just fltmck 0, when, in nimwor to n knock nt the door, n letter wan handed hor nddremtid to "Robert Desmond, Ew." It boro tho London Irostumrk and tho family coat of arms, Recognizing tho handwriting of Robert's father, eho placed tlw let tor on tho tablo whoro her n.t i ami could find it when ho nwoko, thou busied herself for n tiuio nbout tho poor npartmont trying to mako it Boom n trillo less comfortless before turning ngnin to hor sowing. After a short interval sho was again summoned to tho door, whoro sho found a man in soiled clothes, with which his dirty faco nnd un kompt hnir wore in keeping. "Does Robort Desmond live horo?" ho asked abruptly. "Ho docs," ropliod Victoria. "Well, givo him this and don't forgot it, for it's important," and tho rough visitor quickly disappeared down tho rickoty stairs. Victoria's curiosity was nrousod. Wondoringly sho unfolded tho soircd scrap of papor and road theso words, "Tonight nt 11 o'clock." Laying tho note beside tho lottor, sho quiotly re sumed her work without disturbing Robert, who still slept soundly. Hor suspicions of his associates wore confirmed. What repulsive companions ho must havo if tho man who brought tho note was ono of them I Toward ovoningRobertawoko. Ho found in 'his pockets a few cents, which ho gavo to Victoria to buy food with. After they had "broken their fast sho alluded to tho note, which Robert said he hod road. When-she ventured to speak-of tho letter from London, he said: "I shall not open it I have enough trouble and annoyance now and do not in tend to be further harassed by read ing a sermon." That night ho went away earlier than usual. Victoria, again left alone, reflected still moro on his mysterious occupa tion. Sho longed to follow him, but could not leave hor child, and even if Bh'e could what good would come of playing tho spyf Sooner or later tho truth must como out. She 'both desired and dreaded its disclosure. The fear that it would bring dis grace and sorrow increased. Sho took up tho lottor fronvtho earl and looked at the envelope with some curiosity. Why not open it? No I Robert had broken all family ties for her; there could be no good news or loving message in the 'letter for either of them, or for their child. Sho replaced it on tho table without breaking tho seal. Victoria retired early that night, for prolonged anxiety and hard, un accustomed work had completely ex hausted her. She awoke at day break to find that hor husband had not returned. Terrible fears crowd ed on her mind, nnd a deeper dread oppressed her when, at 10 o'clock, ho entered tho room, his hand band aged, his clothes torn und spattered with mud, and a look of despair on his onco handsome faco. He did not greet Victoria or the child, but sank on the cot and closed his eyes. Though tortured -with anxiety Vic toria asked no questions, feeling it would only distress him, After sleep ing heavily for an hour, Robert opened his eyes and said: "Victoria, do not admit any ono who may come to inquire for mo. I am not going out tonight, and I must sleep undisturbed. Do not be anxious on my account, nor save any '-food 'for' I mo, but bandage my hand, nnd Iwill try to sleep again." At noon as sho went to. make her few purchases at the store sho heard reports of a daring burglary that had, been committed tho night before. Ono of the robbers had been killed and another wounded in tho arm. Tho police had tho clew, but had not arrested all who wero concerned in tho crime. She bought a newspaper and began reading the details on her way homo. Fear nad anxiety almost overwhelmed hor. Robort wa3 still sleeping when she entered their lodgings. Tho police had not yet arrested him, but how long would it bo beforo their home might bo invaded by officers of tho law? Seating herself by the win dow. Bho continued to read the de tails of tho burglary, hor eyes suf fused with tears, hor heart beating painfully, hor head in a whirl. Tho words seemed to danco up and down tho page as she read that ono of tbo robbers had boon wounded in tho left arm. It was Robert's loft arm that was bandaged. A description of the criminal followed, In which Vic toria was suro she recognized her hus band. The polico wero said to bo on tho trail, and it was predicted that within 2-1 hours ail tho burglars would bo in custody. A knock at tho door mado tho poor woman tremblo so violontly that she could not respond ; Bho pressed hor hand to her heart; her limbs almost refused to support her, The knock ing was repeated. Nerving herself to tho effort and opening the door, sho encountered a middle aged man of gentlemanly appearance. Victoria felt sure he was a detective. "Is Mr. Desmond at home?" he asked. "He is not," ans-vered Victoria. "Can you tell me when or where I wiUflndhinir "I cannet," replied the wiftv "Will you Jsat leave your meanHr with Mat" Ift "Hint I whhot do Bd, Al litis. lies Ii of tt lirivrtld linltlrd. I will call rtgniii" lid turned nWitv, Victoria listened broftttilcsly MMlil lid reached the foot of tha fitafrsf then nlio turned ff tlcnlly lo (htf orih nnd elmped her baby cloi to Iter breast. "Uetter, far better, for tis to die now nnd 1 beyond all tho crime and Buffering and ptmlflhinontof this world," Thou sho thought of iiwakutiiiig and warn ing Robert that ho might oscstrg wliilo there Was tlrno, It Was the most ftnxiotw momont Victoria had over Biont, ovon In that garret room. Ovorcomo by tho strain sho ennk to tho floor In ft swoon, When she awoko, sho Wflfl surprised to And hor husband gono, For tho moment tthe thought only of him nnd was glad thnfthofr humblo lodgings would not bo tho econoof his nrrost. Sho longed nover again to bo nblo to think or1 feel and to bo whoro nnxioty nnd fenr woro unknown. ,Hor glanco happened to rest on her slooplng baby's faco, and a revulsion of fooling swopt ovor ljor. ' 'I must bo brnvo for tho child's Bftko," Bho murmured. Another knock at tho door startled her. Sho qponed it to find standing thoro tho snmo man who had naked for hor husband n fow hours boforo. "Is Mr. Desmond nt homo now?" he anxiously inquired. "Ho is not," replied Victorin. "You aro his'wifo, nro you not?" "I am." "I como from B Bros., "he con tinued, naming ono of tho Inrgest banking houses in tho city. "Quito a sum of money has been dopositod in our London houso to your hus band's credit,- and we would liko to havo him calLat tho office. This is our address," handing hor a card. "Please request your husband to come during banking hours and as soon as possible." Tho stranger bowed and retired. Victoria hardly know whether she was awaking or dreaming. The earl' must havo sorit money, sho thought; but it was "too late too late now," Bhopassionatoly cried. Snatching tho lottor from tho man tel sho broke tho seal and rood as' follews: Through my banker 1 send you 1,000. Moro will follow should it bo Impossible for you to mako sultablo business connections with the first Installment. I thought you unworthy of trust after you had brought misfortune and disgrace upon wifo and child by Indulging your passlon'for gambling. But I havo the feelings of tv fatherancl havo not lost sight of you. 1 have heard of your energy and self denial, your honesty and pride. Work Is no disgrace, not even the kind Hint you do. I hope you will profit by your experience now you see that others must bear the consequencoof your reck lessness and extravagance. Yonr wife and child have bad'to suffer keenly for your folly. "Too late," sobbed Victoria; "this help is of no uso uow." Then the thought camo .to her, "Robert will now havo means to escapo." He had not yet been homo. Perhaps ho had' left the city and was wandering about lonely, hungry, cold, without shelter or money, and yet with $5, 000 at his disposal if ho but know it Tho contrast with their abject pov erty made tho Bum seem greater. Once moro a visitor's summons in 'terrupted Victoria's thoughts. Sho opened tho door mechanically, but retreated when she saw before her t the man -who had left that mysterious letter1 for'Robert a fow days beforo. "Is Bob in?" ho inquired. "No," answered Victoria, "ho 'has gono away. What do you want?" "How is his hand?" "It is better, I think." "Oh, well, then he's all ready for work.again, isn't ho? Wo ore short of help just now, .and the boss told mo to come around and ask how he was." Grasping tho man by tho arm, sho said excitedly: "Who is tho boss? What is ho? Who sent you?" "Why, tho boss of the sweeping gang I Bob and me works in the 'street cleaning department. Didn't ye know that?" "Come in and sit down," Victoria continued eagerly. "Tell mo how all this happened to my husband." "Well," said tho man, soating him self, "wo got ono of thom new f an gled sweepin machines which is drawded by horses. Last night one of tho horees stumbled, became fright ened and jumped iu among tho men who sweep and shovel tho kit Your husband seized tho bridle, and tho horse bit him, but ho didn't let go. He's a plucky dog, ho is. Thon others came up to help manage tho brute. Tho overseer won't send out that horse any moro. Of course Desmond gots his nllowauco for hickness be cause ho was hurt wbilo at work. Our superintendent promises that ho shull havo an office job. no must have nheap of schoolin, for ho writes mighty flno. I guess they'll lot him boss tbo job someday. We boys won't mind his good luck. We all likes Bob. He's a good fellow, only too proud for us. Well, I must go now. Good by, mum." Victoria offered her hand to tho man in perfect blleuce and escorted him to tho door. Then sho turnod to tho crib. Sho felt impelled to press tho child to her heart, but tho strain had been too great Her limbs failed to support her, and she fell fainting upon the floor. When Victoria recovered conscious ness, she found herself in Robert's arras. "Can you forgive me for doubting yoa?" said Victoria, looking up into his face, "for being so wanting ia faith as to suppose you were a a" "Not another word," be oried, 11ft iag bis baby .oh his lap s4 drawktg hi wife closer m a iwwttttMiraee. MOM MtJlMMiTi", Mm, Lnorolx wentdowutoHslettl te dny. Mr, W !. Jlurkfl nnd family re vi Mug nt. Mrs, Downing, Jog, Kuerten of tho Bnleiii Bonp fncV lory wm In town ImI week, MlMMnmle littlgerwood, a student of the fltftlo normal tchool At Mon month, uitido a visit home lot fistuf day nnd Hominy. Nolllo and Jerry Browning, of Turn er, wore In town Innt Huuday, Deputy Aseessor Hobsou has been ameealng In this part of the country for the last few days, llnnry Parker, of Mohamet, wna In town Monday. Jos, Hosier and his daughter Minnie, aro visiting nt Mount Angel. W. H. Btnlin nnd Mrs. Lncrolx were tho guests of Mrs. Waldo at Mnolcay last Sunday. Miss Mnry Qehlen In up from Stay ton this week visiting lu town. May 10th. How's This! We oflor Ono Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrd that can not'be cured by Hull's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY 4c CO., Toledo, O. We the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for tbe last 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly Honorable In all bus iness transactions and financially able to curry out any obligations made by their linn. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo O., Wafdlng, Kinnnn & Marvin Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken internal ly, acting directly upon tbe blood and raucous surfaces of the system. Prloe 76c. per bottlo. Sold by all druggists. Testimonials free. TUTT'S PILLS never disappoint the Invalid. OUT OP BIGHT. The traveling nubllo are now fully alive to tbe fact that the Chicago, Un ion l'ucltlo As JNortli Western line oilers tbo very best accomodations to the publlo from and to Chicago, Omaha and -intermediate points, not only dur ing tho world's fair, but all tbe year round. 4-3-0t Itaspborry Plants. Soughegnn, Gregg, Cuthbert and Malabar, lust two red stronK plants. Several thousand, cull early, or deliv ered free to anv part of the city, at re duced rates. .Lenvo orders nt jonn u. Wright's grocery. H. W. Savage, Market Gardner, Sulem. 8-18 0-wd Mr. John llungerford Proprietor of the fine livery stable at the West End hotel, Elmlra, N. Y., says: " I havo found that Hood' SarjapartH In the Spring In every respect goes way ahead of any thing I ever took for kldstey assd itrer trouble, from which I have suffered a good deal during tbe past year or two. I have taken four or flro bottle and think it Purify has completely cured me, as I hare felt well for several moutbi. Other members of my family have taken Hood's Barsaparllla for gtneral debility and (or purifying tho blood, and ltave been highly gratlned at the good It has done them. I always feel safo lu recommending It to my friends." Joiiw m -. B B sajl IIVNOBHrORD, West W IJ II F End Hotel, Elmlra, '" New York. At Uils season nearly every one needs a good medicmo to purify Uie blood and expel tbe Impurities which havo accumulated during the winter. Hood's Banaparlll la 10 well adapted for this- purposo that it Is beyond compari son as a Hpwlmg MeaUclMc It expels every trace Blood of Scrofula and humor from tho blood, and Imparts new life and vigor. Kemcmber, Hood's ' Sarsaparilla Cures When other preparations falL It Is Peculiar to Itself In posltlvo medicinal raetlt. HOOD'S PILLS Cur sH tlrer Ills without Tbtj art purely vtgttsbl. Farm 1'or Halo or Trade. On eatf terms, four miles east of Hubllmlty, containing 117 nan; will trade for property In or near nulem. M. O. POVK, S-s-dw Sublimity, Or. H. W, Hmllh, positMasler ot LewuvIU, d W.P. Murpby.of Baltm, cava for eeW abmt IsMsmmhI koo4 furmlair and staek land Va tie LuekUfHule mty la Polk (Maatf. hlMs racH ff It la W pr swt. AJtaMd preerty, and on Un asai-KM for tM as4 bate. Sfeat baraala. Call act ot ataua IVMalWVI, (tT-t-lHI Kr .w. J Bargains in Land. Ik jjll jflisi wTlr Tm"i iTii Tiln 1 ' in Uri III Z.Z-lZStMJitlUtM ' W. f VlssslsBslW 1 slssff (.IVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsVsHsl ' A. ouiifct&tmv Ttre iisMm Wlwn In llw .course of human cvenls it taconiss ntcemry io retort. HtttHl'sonw'bfaiiu' of Smoking Tobstfo, we unhesitatingly protiounci Blackweirs Bull Durham Smoking ' Tobacco to be Ihe best in tiic world, Many times Imitated, but never equalled. Oct the genuine. 'Mnlle only by ' f Bktcktveir Durham Totf&co Co.,' Durham, rv. c 11. W. COlTLE & CO., IGeneital Insurance Agency. Representing tbe following weii-nnown ana reliable companies! HTATK INStTRArf OB CO., .Etna Insurance Co., Traders' Insurance Co., Hun J nsaraaee Co., National Insurance Oo., Westchester Klre las. Co., Lion Klre Inauranoa Co., . , "Imperial Klre iBiunuMs) Ca, liondou a Lancashire Klre Ins. Boo., Loadrm A ssuranee (stmnUsiu Alliance Aisumnce Co., Morwleb UBhw Fir IaeJot. Oldest and Leading Firm In the City Devoted Exclusively to insuraaoe, CJvKAN. If vou would bo clean and havo vour clothes dona un in the neatost and drossiest mnnnor, SALEM steam: LAUNDRY whero all wofk is done 'by white labor and in the most prompt manner. .CQ'LONEL J. OLMSTED, PROFESSIONAL AND. BUSINESS CARDS. p. 11. D'Aiior. UEO.O.BINQHAH. TYATIOY 4 BINGHAM, Attorneys at'Law, I 1 .! 1 n .... 11 lillu- UnlMin 111 oiate street. Special attention given. to busi ness in the supreme and circuit court of tbo state. d 11 R. P. BOIBE. Attornty at law. Balem, Ore gon. Offlco. 274 commercial street. rTULMON FORD, Attorney, at law, Salem, X Oregon. UHloe up stairs In Patton blook. K, CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur , pby block. H, J. BIQOKU, Attorney at la w,8alem, Ore gon, omoe over Bush's bank. T J.SHAW.M. W.HUNT. 8UAWHUNT J . Attorneys at law. Offlco over Capital National bank, Balem, Oregon. CJ T. RIOHAHDtlON, Attorney at law Of O. (tee up stain In front roiras ol us w Bus U block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Halemf Oregon. JOHN A. CARBON, Attorney at law. rooms 8 and 4, Uush bank buildlug, waiomjOr. B.tr.BONUAM. W. If. HOLJdKH. BON HAM A HOLMES. Attorneys at luw. omoe In Bush block, between Bute and Court, on Commercial street. Mi K. POOUB, monographer and Tjpc- !& Itul AAtiltinarf tasMsaUrttitltlur ntfL oe but one In Orecoa. Over Bosh's bank. Halem, Oregon. XELLA HUKBMAN.-Typewrltlim and I oommerclal steaograpby. room 11, uray look. Irs W:lass work, italee reasonable. CJ C. BROWNE, M, D.. Physician and Hur Q. geon. omoe,- Murphy blouk; resldeaoe, see, Commercial street. TiR. A. U. aiLLlB,speclallstln disease of J theeye.ear, noeeand threat, Hoosa 10 iiusn nana uuuuiiif, i-aieui. P Uoa ll.T.0. BMITH, Dentlt.. WjBtato street,' lulem. Orwnn. finished dental ODera- ions of every description. i'alalsM topera- tlons specialty. WD.PUUU, Architect, plans, speclflesv classes of buildings. Olllce 3W Commercial street, up stairs. ' OA. lUlMEHT. Arobltect, room 421, Mnr , quain building, Portland, Oregon. P. J. LARSEN & CO., Manufuoturer of WugoiiH, Cur Wageo, etc. Ravpulrlne a Spoalulty. rUiop4&BUtte strict, OUOTEOriON lXlDOK NO. II A.O, U. W I Meet In. their ball In rttate Insurance 7ul.d,n,,every Wcdnesdv. m J, A. BELWOOD, Iteoorder. THE PACIFIC DETECTIVE AND COLLECTION BUREAU AXjECM, . - - Orsgon Offloe removed to ilH Oommerotal nt. IUtes reasonable. Publlo and private work done. O. II. CLEMENT, Manager. MONEY TO LOAN On improved Real Estate. In amount and time to suit. No delay In considering loan. FEAR & FORD, Feofn 12,-Bmh Rank ntoek. 5 AuUiorlzed Capital 1500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Balem, Oregon. W.A.CUBICst,Pres. W. W. MARTIN, Vice Pre. y.H.ALsUCRT, Cashier. IHaU, County and Oily WarranU bought at Par. dw J. H. HAAS, THB IfATOHMAXlHf, esresaVsr jsssvwijjsf WBrssssy pfmilfr to KM'.) r sjpfj ssBipis tW 'ar ' F VTvlMMl MMI iTwT"wW( Ni.A ism J i j) Mil h u mr i fffl AY) IS CSmZil u&E9rll ILqHPj -"V take them to tho Liberty Street.,-. Oneblgbay ge'dlng with two whit Ma4 foot, also one dark biown gelding, wtth dsta white hind foot.esoh weighing about MM.-, A liberal reward will be given for the return of same to Q. W. THOM AS, f 4 17 Ot dw Asylum Avenue. Balem, Orssjoa. HOWARD,- The House Mover. 4S1 Mala Street. j Ha the best facilities tor moving a'mts lag houses. Leave order, at Wray t)fM.,'or addreea Balem, Oregon, PROPOSALS FOR -WOOD; V Healed bids for furnishing wood- wHI'Jm 're ceived at tbo office of tbe clerk of school ate trioiNo. 24. until W o'clock m., on 'Xuastey, Iuuo90,lbti8. Bldswillbeopsaedatttoe'resni Ur meeting of the jboard sof .director a o'clock p. m. ofmld Wtb day of June: the , doll very ot wood beibre Heptember 38, MW.M the following schoels: Llnoion, 11 corrl oak, Ho cords nr. Park, 13 certs -oak,8 -eefBr , East Balem, 40 cords oak, lno cords nr,, North Balem, lii cords oak, 40 cords fir. All wood must be 4 feet ln.lesgtb,trn ably straight and corded closely, 'rhe fir must be large or body woodiasH th oak must be split oak and not grub weos. The Nmrd reserves tbo right to rrjeet way or all bids. , i , Douo by order f the board. May 3,180?. Attest. F. R. 8M1TH. OHatrrassjl, Board of Director. WEBHTEH HOLM EH .District Clerk. . td STATE TREASURER'S.FOURTH N0TWL BTATB OF OnjWONrt. TRE ABURV ,DKlAKTM WtT; haimssT. stay 1, If). w otlea 1 lierebr tlven tbat tbeeeaMtWd land suracieal to nay an wiihmsi state warrant Indorsed Presestod.aM.atoi paid for want of funds," prior to, and InqstH ing, Marcti a, iimm, ana inat an suoa warraaiw will be paid upon praseautlon at th woffle,! Interest on said warrant wUl not be allowed, alter the date ol this nottes. . . j t- - PHIL. MKTrtOHAJT.r r-'-dw-3w RtaUiTreaMirer, DISSOLUTION. - J NOTICE U herebv given that tUe.Jwaiol Martin A Harklns, Ulaeksmlth. Sa solved partnership by mutual asemV' Vh buslnots will bereaner be conducted by Jean O Mnrtln at smo place, and all areannti with tbe heretofore existing firm will be set tled by lilm.uud nil bills are payable to him. TbauUlliKOur PttHmiMoiutrs, WB Rre wMseot fully, MAHTIN HA11KIM. WISCOSIN CEN1ML.L1NE& , iNorUum Pacific R R. Co,, Lhim.) LATEST TIME CARD. Two Through Trains DBy. l2:4Spm 1:110pm IftlAam IMlplK 718ttn 0 ISSpin 7ilApin I... 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