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l'l 1 1; QUE 30X STATESMAN: Kltll) A V MAY 21.1880.
THE STATE FAIIi HACKS.
Rntries of Horsea for the Auuual
Races at the Oregon
State Fair.
From the 8lem 8tatemau.
From the books of J. T. Gre;g, secre
tary of the Oregon. SUte Board of Agri
culture, the followirtR entries for the races
to take place at the roming state fair are
taken.
RUNNING RACKS.
Race No. 1 ; Si dash. Best & Gray
names Geo. inters, b g, by Joe
Booker dam Abbie V.
E. P. Nichols name Lila Ferguson,
av m'.,ped. unknown.
W. H. Babb names Bogus, ch g, by
jihir dam unknown.
G. G. -Glenn names Glen brook, b s, by
Delaware dam Naptha.
Oregon stables names Neyella, b m,
by California dam 1-auni Iktrnes.
Jos. Paquet names Kefiiike, b m, by
Flood dam Kathrina. .
T. Malarkev names Lady 1'uflVy, eh m,
by Patsy Ihjft'y, dam by Monte Cristo.
C. Tolmani Co. names Quebec, sg, by
Norfolk, dam Jennie Hull.
W. M. Murray names Ieap Year, b m.
by Norfolk dam Lady June.
Kaee No. 3, two years old, dash ?B,
Vi. II. raib names Puffy Winters, b g.
by Patsy Ihjffy, dam Neva Winters.
W. D. McAllister names Kitty Wells,
b m, by Woodbury, dam unknown.
J. N. Sawyer names Laura I), ch s,
by Glen lUidley dam Laura C.
J. A. Porter names Caddie P, b m, bv
Glen Dudley dam Caddie It.
Oresron Stables names Mark Twain, ch
. by Monday dam Jennie C.
C. J. Matlock names lxirb Wire, br g,
by Osoeoia dam unknown.
W. M. Avers names Diavolo, b g, by
Shannon dam Winters.
Tiace No. 4 ; l1 dash three vearsolds.
J. I!. Jacobs names Dudley Howard,, rig,
by tilen Dudley d im Lena Howard.
T. Malarky names I-uity l)uffy, eh m,
by Patsy DulTy dam by Monte Cristo.
E. P. Nichols names Argo, by I'aisy
Priffy dam Nerva Winters.
W. II. Babb names Tom Daily, ch g,
by Patsy Duffy dam Sunshine.
Oregon stables names Why Not, ch ra,
by Geo. Wilks dam Flora A.
lace No. 6 ; free for all, dash 1 1-6 mile.
Be-t Gray names Geo. Winters, b g.
C Tolmnn fe Go. names Quebec, s p.
Matio-k Pros, n tme Kepetta, b m, by
Alarm dam Losnin).
Wtn. Tompkins names Becky K, ch m.
by Geo. Wiiks dam Flora A.
Oregon stables names Neyella.
Joseph Pacqnot names Keepsake.
W. M. Slurry names Billy Avers, b 8,
by Shannon dam Lady Clair.
Race No. 8 ; two year olds mile.
J. N. Pawver names Laura 1.
J. A. l'orter names Caddie P.
W. H. Babb names JmtFey Winters.
Oregon Stithies names Mark Twain.
Wm. Avers names iavo!o.
Kace No. 10, free for all !.
Best & Gray name Cieo. Winters.
Matlock Bros, name liepetta.
W. W. Babb names Tom Daily, ch g,
by Patsy Duffy dam Sunshine.
W. G. Hcoggin names Jim Menitt, brg
by Lanfrford, dam Sweetwater. .
W. M. Murray names Billy Ayera.
Oregon Stables names Why Not.
Race No. 12 Handicap, mile.
Best & Gray names Geo. Winters.
J. B. Jacobs names Dudley Howard b
g, by Glen Dudley, dam Lena Howard.
;C. Tolman & Co. names Quebec.
Matlock Bros, names Kepetta.
Joseph Pacquet names Keepsake.
Orezon Stables name Mark Twain and
Whv Not.
W. H. Babb names Tom Dally, also
Bogus, ch g by Opinr.
Wm. Tompkins names BeckeyR. ch
m. by Geo. Mekes dam Flora A.
W. M. MuiTay names DelNorte, b g, by
Flood dam Esther.
thottino- K AcrES : -
Three Minute Class.
Geo. II. Thompson names Rockwood,
Jr, by Boekwood, dam Kusana.
M. Fi.sk names Mambrino Frank, by
Mambrino Gift, dam Lady May.
C. liusset names Metropolitan, by
Echo, dam Tenbroek.
E. J. Jeffrey names Edna J.JTry Kie
ber, dam old Fly-by-Night.
G. W. Gill names Diamond, by Blue
Mountain Boy, dam by Vermont.
J. B. Sawyer names Kitty Ham, Haiu
bletonian Mambrino, dam Kitty Lewis.
Moore Bros, names 1'leeta F., by Al
ttmont, dam unknown.
J. A. Porter names Oranire Blossom,
by Meredith, dam by John Silver.
H. S. llogaboom names Mamie Com
et, by Nutwood, dam by Sportsman.
L. B. Lindsey names Palatina, by
Milton Medium, "dam Snowstorm.
Race No. 5, two year olds :
L. Swan names Susie H., by Altamont,
dam Robins, Vermont stuck.
8. G. Reed names Columbia Rose, by
Adirondack, dam Prunella. Also names
Clara by Adirondack, dam Lakeland
Queen.
F. L. Duncan names Mignonette,
Inbred Nutwood.
J. Beach names Altago, fy Altamont,
dam Maggie Arnold. ,
John Pender names Lady Pa-set. by
Rockwood, dam Lady Clark. Al name?
Democrat, by Rockwood dam Pathfinder.
J. L. Hallett names Delta, by Altamont,
iara Tecora.
James Misner names Lady Giltner, by
probably Iowa Chief.
. M. Fisk names Katv F. by Adirondack,
dam Lorenson's Abdalla mare.
..J. L. Hallett names Cicero, by Adir
ondack, dam Daisy.
. E. J. Jeffrey name? Cleveland Brown,
by Adirondack, dam Edna J.
II. 8. llogaboom names Beautiful
Home, by Meredith, dam Sweet Home.
J. R. "Sawyer names Van Tromp, by
Badger Boy, dam Springfield Maid.
C. Russel natnes Foxy V. by Meredith
dam Lusbv.
P. J. Mann names May F. by Adiron
dack, dam Bally M.
, Race No. , 4th Class 2:43. j
J. Beach names Coquetta, by Alta
mont, dam Tecora.
J. Lorenson names Susie S. by Iiam
bleioniau Meui'uruio, dam Bclh'ounder
girl.
J. L. Ilallet names Mattie P., by Main
Slasher, dam Flora.
C. Russel names Metropolitan, by
Echo, dam Tenbroek.
31. Fiske names Membrino Frank, by
Membrino Gift, dam Ijtdy May.
Jas. Weisner names Cora II. by Kis
ber, dam by Pathfinder.
11. 8. llogaboom names Mamie Comet
by Nutwood, dam by Sportsman.
Rat No. 9, Three Year Olds :
Isaac Moorhouse names Geranium, by
Com. Belmont, dam Bouquet.
J. T. Apperson names Alta A. by Alta
mont, dam Lady.
Jno. Pender ' names Nantilla J., by
Rockwood. dam old Fly-by-Night.
; J. L. Hallet names Mattie P., by Main
Slash ur, dam Flora.
L. 15. Lindsey names Palatina.
Race- No. 11, Free for All.
J. U. Sawyer names Fred Hambleton,
by tlambietonian Membrino, dam Spring
field Maid.
Jas. Weisner names Kitty Lynch, by
Relliounder, dam Sumter mare.
L. B. Lindsev names Jane L., by Ham
Mem. dam Molly Welch.
Jay Beach, Altamont by Almont, dam
Sue Ford.
C. Russel names Tempest, by Bell
founder, dam Walnut Bark.
D. MeCarty names Lady Maud, bv
Rockwood, dam Lady Clark! Aiso Mei
rose by Sultan, dam by Tenbroek.
J. 1.. Ilallet names Almonette, by Alta
mont, dam Favorite.
Race No. 13, Class 2:35.
L. Swan names Alt, by Altamont,
dam Maud.
J. R. Sawyer names Fred Hambleton.
Wm. P. Gwin names Lulu 15., ped. not
given.
J. lorenson names Susie S., by. Hatn
bletoniau Membrino, ttam Bellfounder
girl.
C. Russel names Nellie R., by Boll
ounder. dam Black Bess.
Geo. M. Meisner names Oleander, by
Memelous, dam by lVinler Chief. J. S.
Hallett names Almonette.
Dan McCarthy names Ijidy Maud. Also
Melrose.
Race No. 14, Four Year Olds.
Dan McCarthy names Lady Maud.
Wm. r. Gwin names Lulu B., ped. not
given.
Jay Beach names Coquetta.
This race No. 14, was held open until
the loth and there may some entries
come in vet bv mail.
'GEAXDPA" HUTTON AT POPC0KX.
The Rev. J. C. Hutton of Marion coun
ty, delivered himself of his little speech
at PoiH-orn school house on last Saturday
evening, the l"th inst, to a crowd oi
eight republicans, jtwo democrats, and
three s, not counting the ladies and
children. The speech occupied about two
hours and a half, the greater part of
which was taken up with abuse and false
representations of the republican party,
which he seems to think is the chief
thine in the way of his being governor or
sheep inspector. The Popcorn folks had
listened patiently to the labored etiorts of
their own crank on this eunject, and al
most concluded that man ot Ins stamp
didn't kdow much, and after hearing
Hutton, thev are all, except the s,
entirely satisfied that they don't know
any thing at all. He closed up with a
vigorous anathema against the States
man and the Silverton Appeal which he
says are in the habit of concealing the
truth, and falsifying the facts, and kick
ing things up generally.
He didn't forget to implore the people
to subscribe for the pretty little Star, but
we all think the Star is most too badly
eclipsed, just now, to give anv light on
the subject. His manner of interesting
an audience is very unique. The silence
durine the cheering was oppressive and
almost painful. In fact you could liave
almost heard a feather drop right in the
thickest part of it. His thanks to the
audience for their good attention were
the only sensible words he uttered dur
ing the evening, and if he should happen
around tfcis way again he would lind out
he had already teached the people asmuch
any one could afford to on so small a sal
ary. Hi? prevailing opinion here is that
if we to lid buy up such men as .Hutton
for what they are really worth, and sell
them again for what they think they are
worth, that it would beat the ordinary
live stock business all holler. Y. 7..
ANOTHER CARD.
Lest Mr. Burnett's card be misunder
stood, allow me to say that while those
interested in building a bridge across the
river at this place have not asked a
pledge from candidates, yet Salem has a
claim upon the county for aid in building
the bridge, which I think no hontst, un
pledged judge or commissioner will ig
nore. She has been a willing contributor
for years to the construction of bridjres,
in remote portions of the connty, paying,
I believe, about one-third of the entire
tax, and when she shall present an equit
able claim for aid, will expect justice,
nothing more ; nothing less.
The distribution of the county fund is
one of the most important of the duties
devolving upon the county court, and no
prudent candidate wilt forestall action by
airing his opinion, in a hypothetical case,
and certainly will not pledee himself in
advance to withhold all appropriations to
this or any other section of the county ;
but, should there be an attempt to "boy
cott the bridge," in urging the candidacy
of any man, the honest voters of all par
ties should promptly resent such action
at the polls.
In common with many citizens, my
zeal for the bridge, in the event of such
an issue, will outweigh my interest in the
political complexion of the county court.
J. U. Albkkt.
HOW TO KILL CATERPILLARS.
The festive caterpillar is again playing
havoc with the fruit trees in and about
Salem. An easy way to get rid of these
pets is to put a heavy charge of powder
in a' shot gun with a light paper wad on
it, place the muzzle of the gun 3 to $
feet from the nest of caterpillars and yon
can make a clean sweep of them and not
injure the tree or fruit, harir in the
morning is the best time to find them in
their neets. T. H,
A CARD.
I wish to make a statement that I liave
not pledged the deputyship, in case of
my election, to any one, nor will I.
dwlt R. 0. Thomas.
MARION COUNTY FINANCES.
To tub Public : Having been request
ed by a number of the taxpayers of the
county, of both the 'political parties, to
make a statement of the financial condi
tion of Marion county, I have done wb,
and would respectfully submit the follow
ing: The amount of all unpaid claims against
the county is as follows:
Claims allowed from May 1, 1SH0,
to May 1,1881, $ 112 Go
" from May 1, 1881,
! to May 1,1882, 130 25
" " from May 1, 18S2,
to May 1, 18815, 90 60
" : " from May 1, 18S;5',
to May 1, 1884, ' lt'2 03
" " from May 1, 1884,
to May 1,1885, S10 08
" . front May 1,1885,
' to May 1, 1886, ;.' . 06(5 87
Total am't of claims against Co., $1473 08
On the Banie day there was in the
hands of the county treasurer,
according to his books, appli
cable to the payment thereof, $7;5tU 70
Amount on hand over and above
all claims against tho county, f58!)3 62
All 'he state taxes are paid, and the
receipts for the same are in the hands of
the county treasurer. All the school
fund is in the hands of the count v treas
urer, according to his books, except what
has been dmwn out on school warrants.aud
no part of the school fund has been used
to pay current expenses, nor is there any
portion of the $7,oi)0.70 mentioned above
school funds. The current report tu'at
the county has funds liorrowed, is with
out foundation. Nearly all the unpaid
warrants are yet on file in n:y office, hav
ing never been called for.
The amount of delinquent taxes that
will still lc collected, will about equal the
amount of the expenses for the remain
ing two months of the year. May and June.
The actual condition of the county at
the end of the year will be about the
same as nt the time of this statement.
M. N. Oil A I'M AS,
Countv Clerk.
SUPREME COURT.
Monday. May 17th. j
French, resp., vs. Creswell et al., app. ; !
judgment affirmed ; opinion by Thayer,,!.
Louis Cook, resp,, vs. If. W. Prentice
and A. J Kane, app. ; appeal from Buker
county; argued and submitted.
W. C. Henderson, J. Swift et al.,
resp., vs. Baker county ; argued and sub
mitted. Tuesday, May 18th.
Michael Sullivan, reap., vs. the O. R.
& fi. company, app. ; appeal from Wasco
county; argued and submitted.
W. B. Hamilton, resp., vs. L. J. Mar
tin, admx. of the estate of W. H. Martin,
deceased, app. ; appeal from Union
county; argued and submitted.
May 13.
Lee Wheeler and W. Wheeler, part
ners as Wheeler Brothers, respondent,
vs. George M. Ilarrah, apellant; appeal
from Umatilla county ; argued and sub
mitted.
Wednesday, May 19.
Sullivan vs. 0. R. & N. Co. ; judgment
affirmed per curiam.
Geo. Steele vs. D. B. Rees et al. ; judg
ment reversed per curiam.
Hamilton vs. Martin; judgment af
firmed per curiam.
State vs. Swisher; continued until next
term.
LETTER LIST.
i ollowing is the list of letters remain
ing in the postoflice at Salem, Oregon,
May 18th, 1886. Parties calling for the
same will please say "advertised."
Appleyard Geo
Barlow Ed
Burkhart Geo
Custer Geo
Davis Wm 2
Faaan P
Gillev F.dward
Hall L
Howard Miss Elbe
Howe IIC
Jones C
Knight Dexter
Miller Geo
Morley Mrs M
McCullough C C
Pugh II E
Ruby Mrs Hellen
Stanley Mrs Mary
Steen Mrs E J
Tuttle R L
UphamWT
Vinson J 8
Withrovr John B
Worth in gton C E
Anderson C L
Barnes lien L '
Brown Miss I W
Davis I II
Friedman B R
Giles Dan'l
Henry J I)
Howard Mrs F
Ham llu
Knight .1 A
Mooney W M
McCormick M C
Saunders 1)
Short Wm
M
Williamson N P 2
Wheeler Miss Jennie
W. II. Odki-l, P. M.
MABEL ITEMS.
Mabel, May 17.
AH is quiet on Mohawk. Not even
any noise on iKilitics.
L. A. Riggs has sold his interest in the
lumbering business .to his son, W. C.
Riggs.
Republicans up here are well satisfied
with the nominations, and we say "Hoo
rah" for Hermann and Cornelius, and
we will elect them too, in spite of the
"only paper," and Harvey Scott to boot
There is a good deal dissatisfaction
among democrats over some of the nom
inations for county officers for Linn coun
ty. I liave heard three or four men say
there were men on their ticket that they
could not nor would not vote for.
Mr. Brewster is going to buy a piece of
R. R. Land and settle in oor community.
That's richt, and there is room for plenty
more settleri either on R. R. or govern
ment land ; so come on, you immigrants.
Mohawk. '
THE LATE ELIJAH WILLIAMS.
Editor Statksman : Elijah Williams
was Born in Wyoming valley, Liuernu
county, Pennsylvania, August 4, 180t.
In youth he enjoyed the scant educa
tional privileges afforded by that country
in the early part of this century, to those
in moderate circumstances. When about
twenty years of age he started west, with
no capital except good habits, robust
frame and constitution, a sharp, active,
and comprehensive mind, and a will to
work. He settled in Fort Findluy, Hun
cock county, Ohio, in the year 18;t2,
where, by persevering industry and econ
omy he accumulated a fair share of this
world's goods, and by close, careful, and
thouguttul reading at odd times be stored
his mind with such knowledge of men
and affairs as made him a useful anil 'in
fluential citixen. In the course of years
he read law, and was admitted to "prac
tice as an attorney, aud then he actively
engaged in business enterprises and pro
fessional work until tho spring of 1851.
He then shipped a stock of hardware
from New York for Portland, around Cape
Horn, and crossed tho plains with his
family wife, and four children, the latter
now lion. Richard Williams of Portland,
Maj. George Williams of Salem, Mrs.
Milton A. Stratton of Oregon City, and
Emmet Williums, Esq., of Portland. In
the fall of that year he arrived in the
Willamette valley, and settled in Salem.
He resided there and near there until the
death of Mrs. Williams and the marriage
and settlement of his children. Since
then his principal residence was in East
Portland until death called him hence
on the 16th day of May, 18H;.
In Oregon, -Mr. Williams engaged in
trade and in farming and stockraising,
until he had acquired a larc. capital, lie
thon gave his time and attention to its
management, with skill and success. In
busiuess matters he was just, Hhrral,
and indulgent, and conducted them so
easily and quietly that, to the casual ob
server, he appeared ut leisure, lie was
charitable, regardful of the riithts, feel
ings, anil opinions of others, unostenta
tious and retiring, and known intimately
to but iew persons. To them be was
much attached, and he will he held in
grateful remembrance by them, lie had
read extensively, and was intelligent in a
large und comprehensive sense, unit with
friends he was u most agreeable compan
ion. Elijah Williams was a brave, honest,
largfhearted man; his duties were well
mid faithfully ts-rfonned ; the measure of
bis "e:rs was full ; he was cjuiutlr sum
moii ? itid peacefully took his place in
the gtt,v: procession moving from mortal
ity to in. i. ortulity. Let us not complain ;
the ripi'ii.i! fruit drops from the over
ruled bough ; the golden harvest bends
to the sickle ; A Kiuknu.
Cuttaoi: Ghovk, May 17, 1W8C.
REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Following are the transactions in ri-al
estate during the past weok, in Marion
countv, as per the deeds recorded in the
clerk's office :
G. W. McBee and wife and R. T. Jud
son und wife to John MclHiwell, lsTI, 4, fi,
0, 7, K, b 4o, North Salem ; 1(1(1.
J. 0. Lewis, ree r, to J. Humtofi, parts
of Is 1 and 2, b 20, also 1 .1, b 20, except
,'t) teet, halem ; 147o.
T. . Clark and wife to I. R. Dawson
' b S, and 1 1 b 1, Settlemiur's addition
to Woodburn; $1000.
F. N. Gilbert and wife to Emnin Jones,
i of lOTXi acres, t (i 8 rs 2 and " w
$1000.
J . binilh aud wile to f . M. Cox, their
right and title to 140 ucreu, t (i s r 1 w
$1.00,
A. and S. 1 learn to Milton E. Hearn,
L4 acre, Jefferson ; $10.
"E. H. Oregoire and wife to E. Dilpuis.
1 8 o 34, Uervais ; $70.
W . Doerfier and wife to A. Ztieber, 4
acres, t 8 s r 1 w ; Jiw.oO.
J. Porter and wife to Coolidire & Me-
Claine, 24 acres, t 7 s r 1 w ; $2500.
Geo. 1). Sprague and wife to Sampson
Jone, acres, t 8 s r 1 w ; 154 0.
r red. Roods and wife to H. li. Guild,
1 acre, Silvertou; $100.
PRESBYTERIAN SYNOD.
Gebvais, May 17,
The Oregon synod of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church will hold its next
annual session at McMinnville, Oregon
commencing Thursday, the llrd day of
June, 1880, at 8 o'clock p. n.
J. M. Kf.knk.
When Irritation ol thelhroMcaiuea tickling
coueD, ue Ilea titer lulled turn, which will u!
feci immediate and peuiuint-nt ruliof. One of
brooklyu'ii board of health oflicerit reroniujendjf
It an purely vegttuiule aud perfectly huruue.
race, x, ccuu. .
MARRIED.
WALLACE LAUGHAUY. At Mc
Minnville, Yamhill countv. May Rtth
1X86. Miss Susie L. Laughary to Mr
Ji. w. waiiuce. r
xuuiNU uituvtiii-x. At the rest
dence of B. Dove near Eola, Polk coun
ty, Oregon, May 12, 1880, by Thos
Poarce, J. P., Miss Matilda L. Crowley
to x . if. i oung.
DIED.
WILLIAMS. At his rositlBiiue in Kast
J'ortlantl, on Sunday, May 10th, 18Ht,
Klijah Williams, aj,'ed 7(i years.
Ieiased was born in Luzttrne county
Pennsylvania, An. 4th, 1809. The im
mediate cause of his death was stoppauw
of the circulation, owing to Kistioral tie
niiity lrom old Hue, r He ix-aum uncon
scious atntjonon fSatunluy v and twenty
four hoursafter, breathed his last, with
out it strnifjle, as he had often expressed
a wish that he miuht. Mr. Williums
came to Oregon in lH."il, leaving Hancock
county, Ohio, on tlie 14th of February, of
that year, and arriving in Oregon, in hop
tenilier followint;. lie iwiditi m Salem
until the death of his wifu in IW'l- He
leaves four children, ''Hon. Klchard Will
iams, of Portland, Major George Will
iams, of Kalein, Mrs. M. A. Htratton,of
Orejfon City, andJKinmet Williams, of
Portland.
His remains were brought to this ity
last (Monday) evening, and taken to the
residence of his son, Maj. (ieorite Will
iams. The funeral will be held at 11
o'clock to-day, from the residence to the
Odd Fellows' cemetery. Services will be
at the grave.
THE MARKETS.
Portland and Salem Markets
Cor-
reefed Weekly from Re
liable Sources.
PORTLAND MA.UKKT.
I Wholesale Prloen.l
-flimft valloy, J1.2S per
Wheat-
'cU;' WIU
Walla, It
i;nop Pr ion, HtJM.
OaM lVr IniMliel, jMutrrp.
Flour Standard brauda. lier bbl. H.'Jfi: otlwr
brands, riniiOfi.
Hoparar it. (ioe., ana ami.
Wool 17(01c; '
HoUUOCH 1'nr hllKhtlt, aVaWUo.
Muttor Fancy fronh toll, nor pound,
common, Itt4i0c.
i-liuaw Oregon, Mst, r.x; ImpnrU'd, He.
Kk I'or doami, l.'x
ChiekMtia (Juou- t3$H, arcimllns t iiuallty.
S.VI.KM MAIIKKT.
iu......
; I'rleus.j
WllKAT No OtlMW.
The mill compaolm
lioro are paving uk-
per hu. Inr all fioou
uiaraeutiiie wneat.
Mraneer l,m. 410.
Hhoru I'or ion. $11
Kk l'2'y per 1 hiuI II rm.
l'uiatoon for btwliel, ."tlx-., aud In dcnuuid.
I'orn meal ic poi iiuund
Oat meal ftytTiji'
Cheese !Ue per miiiI till ftmud.
livaiin .V per : f.'.-.tvoij ; iu per Iniinlrd .lbs.
liried applea le.
lirietl pluina 4e por pound.
liried pe.trhea Par p.iund, I:1 tv.
liried prime-. Per pound. I'Je.
llutter uylL,c it opioid, aei-onlinii Pi
quality.
l.ard-a)lic por lh.
Ham Katturn, out of market,
htietm nides frc per lb.
Shmilders c. pur lb
HhmiMers Hupar eurert, MlllnK, per Hi, 10
ItTimkfaat bacon 'Umr at U-,f.
llama Siip-ir ctueil, tellniK, per lb, l.'w.
Heel Senilis, "ii?ll
Pork- ri-p.
Stuilon loil'JVj,
Veal lOtm'i'-jc.
Chiekeiis ltuyint;, JJiiVai:: per do..
lloiP lfiiyuiK, -e.
lteef ")n font, '.ir.
Ureen applet out of market.
UUionii old
Health Preserving.
ITHX AKD WH0IXSOMS
GQODBREAD
I ft key nf inlhian hapnlttc'.
Wept!' Mnrurr niAI'F.
(Utile tit jhiwei tu) (ublc Uc
umini tor ii Iteltablc. llcalUi-
fcTTAKK NO OTIIKK
0HLV 10 CKNTo A
-;f i -hkt Hi a IPn.lc i
!f 'im-tlrocx'r tiocn't kcp 1:,
onior it bv niail H
U ui uei- a Kufr Vrnut ., ltucliutor, K. V.
Epithelioma !
Or Skin Cancer.
Kor nflven yenro I miffered with a eanrer on
m- fee. All tlifi nlmplii remldiea wore applied
adnvlnto mo palu. mil ton ptae.e rouiiiiunu
in prow, finally exmmniiK into uiy lace, irrau
wbieheime a yeUowlnh dlebare very dflim
ive In character. Il wan llnlUimod, and an
mived me a (treat deal. Almitl S months anol
w' iu Atlauta, at the Ivoiiao of a frit .ml, who no
atroiigly recommended the ne of Hwift'a spe
cific that I deurrmiued to make an effort to pro
cure II. In thin 1 wan iieoenil, and beiiau IU
uc. The iiiUuonccor Wie meuieine amr.n w
P, aomnwiiat agnravtc this aore: hut noon the in
flammation wa allayed. and I beean lo Improve
alter the flrt bollle. My Keneial health hiu
sreatiy Improved. I )u lronier and able to do
any kllltl 01 vorit. liwranmr obbij ni'-c i"
mu tudeereajmaudtiieulcortoheal, until there
is a not a veil of It left-mily a Uulu ear
murk, the place where ! hnd been. J am ready
in aunwer all queatlon- '. i'. c to thin cure.
xr . j o;e a. nviuiiam.
Atlanta, Augut l,,
T hail a eaneer on mv face for ome veara, ex-
tendimt from one cheek bone ai-ro- the noaela
Ihe other. It hu given me a great deal of pain,
at tlmea hurnlUK n Itcniug to aunn an extent
that it wan almiwt unbearable. I commenced
nsiiiK Hwift'a Hpeclln iu May, lasTi, and have
ued eiht hottiea. II ha iciven tlie greateit re
lie! by removloK the inllauiiiutliou, aud reator
lor mr general health. W. llaruoa.
Kuojvllle, Iowa, Sept. S. 1M1.
For many year 1 -. miflerer with cancer
of the none, and bavin- iien cured by the me
of 8. S. S.. f feel conatt lined by a sene of duty
lo suffering hiimanitv tu maki: thin .ttaiement ol
ny Kt'r. With the fourteenth bottle the can
r liettaii P rapidiy htNil aud anno diiapfieard.
and lor aevernl montiiH there h Iieeii no ap- j
e irauce of a ore of auy kirn! on my mw oi
Mce. neither i my oe i tl t. iuler in the .
uich. I have take" nlmu! t. -In'cn boltlca S t
- H . and am aouudb cured, md 1 know tliiil
n. effected the cut- alu-i i c' i.li.er nan ,
iv w tried aud timi f -'i'-d i e-t Minedlcy. j
Fort (iainea G . Mv I. 1K'-.
I hnd hiird (if t
wtiltde. I
I p. try
i. e-.re. KwiftV j
I I r -mioi-neef.
.-.1 Iteilllll tva- j
l i.ii ii na Hi !
ii. iv!;. i.it mirel; j
.note heavy. I
npecic.y. ino rc.
Hklnr I' lu April, t.-wi. Ely z
oaich tluiriivefl, )el tin. I
'ny Preset e.ini.illin-'l l"i:'-'
t lie li'ito'-' '."'w and bei - r.
felt OKI I imv' e!t ii-r Iim' h
tor die. Until
riiiomeiiei-d niniu.iM.i.,. .t ouiiiea in Rinnan
black, thick bliMHl. It Cnllllliueil hen'.ll.K lircoil.il
ihe edxes until February, when It waa entirely
healed up and well. Jieuy Wood.
t;ociieeU. Plymouth Co.. Mass., -July 13, loSi
Honks on "f.'oiiUfgioua Illood Poison, aud ou
"Blood and ti!n Diseases" mailed free.
Hot sale by ail dniggtuta.
'rilt BWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
N. Y. 157 W. Sad St. Drawer 8. Atlanta, Oa.
HOME F0K -THE SICK.
I'ortlaiid General Hospital.
Corner Second and Anh street,
PUKTLAKI) - - UKI:U(M.
Thia institution Is complete Id all Its depart
ments, and every efl'ort it made to give it the
air, diet, nursioir and comforts of a home.
bpecial attention to treatment of chronic and
constitutional dieaes.
Private rooms fot patients treated by ontidrle
physicians, and persona taking course of lurk
ish or electric baths, or oxygen gua. The hatha
arc elegantly fitted up.
Physicians vinitliiK Portland are invited to
visit lhi Institution. T1I08. WOOD,
Manaser Portland Oeunral Hospital Co.
Di'GHsmaking I !
MRS. HATTIK JIt'NKKlW
Wishes to inform the ladles of Salem that she
1st prepared to do dressmtikluir. CuttiiiK and
ftttiiiK a specialty, at lofi Cummerniul street, first
itouse south ot covered bridge. a ,'rlm
NOXICI-
A LI. PEKHONH 1101. DIN COUNTV WAK
rants anninst Mnriim county are notified to
present thciu lui paymeut, as there are funds
on hand to pay all claims axaiint the county
No I up' re it will be allowed ou county warrants
alter tins uatc, April 1st, l-vni.
AUGt'HrtilKHV.
dw-lf County Treasurer.
A NNOt'NCEMKNT. THHOtTGH THK 80
a lMiiuition of my friends in Hlnyton precinct
1 nave consented to become a candidate aealn
for justice of the pesce tor Hlaytnn precinct at
the coming June election. If elected I will per
form the liutifax of the office to tlie bet nt my
aoiiity. JAt r. liii-.r-.n tu.
TBTUAVED OR STOLEN. FKOM THE
l j Juhas arm, two miles south west of Salem
one llct mare, weight about 1100; had halter
on. at seen between land 'I p. m. on Hup
day, May 1Mb. finder pletve send word to(j
A. Froraader, Halem. ft-li)-d
V t s a f
. t.. . - - - n
r
mm
WORTHY
Of Confidence.
a vrD,n SiirwtpurlllalHftmetllclnethat,
A Ytn o during nearly 40 years, in all
parts of the world, tiiw proved its eftb
racy as tlio heat blood ulliTutlvc known
to medical science.
SARSAPARILLA the root of the
genuine llomlurus Siinmparilla) is its
Itusti, mid lis owent are enliauce.tl by
. tlmnxtraetHof Yellow Dock and 8tit
llngia. the Iodides of PoUissiura aud
lion, imd othtir potent ingredients.
n vour blimd vitiated bv dcrungemcnts
O if tin: dlgestlvo and nsttlmllntory Jiuw
Hon r i It talnti'U by Hcrofula? or
ili hi. It eontulo tho polM)u of Jnercury
or Contnjrloua Uiseasc!1
TUC leaillng physicians of tho United
Int. sttitcN, who know the roinrmsUion
of Ayku's rtvnsAPAltlU., any that
iiotlibiif el-e no i-'iM)d for tho purifica
tion nt the blood wwltUiutlicruiiguof
phiiriimev.
nui w by the use of tills remedy is It
yiiLY possible (,n- u iki'koii Who li:is
corrupted blood to tittiiiii koiutvl health
und prevent transmission of tho de
structive taint to poiterlty.
TunDmirui V Mlve renovation
ThUKUUbnLY ottlin svatem imist
Include not only the removal of cor
ruption from the blood, but its enrich
ment inul the strengthening of the
vital organs.
nr, mm r wltnrfWH, nil over thn
KELIAdLL worl.l, t.-tifv that this
work (slitter accompli" bed by AVRit'a
SMis.vvAitu.l. than by any oilier
ri'UP'ilv.
rl rrt'itat corrupted thnnijln!!.
LtLUJlJ cine in niaile pur.-, inul binod
weakeii'd tlir.iti'.'li dinitiiiitioii id the
i-eil coriilM'le b lunt..; i-U,u; by
A Villi's r AllSAP A KH.1.A .
D!!CtCV!r3P
rUnir Yilita up do svm.oo reitnre
time III aerious c:v-ei, hu: lici-lil will
be ilenvcil from the U-'' of Wn:'S
. K.i:srAltit.l.v move s;.iiii:; ihaii
trnm unvlliiug civ.
ji.r. for which l.'k" efcel. tin-
l!.iEirINi: faNcIv clalmi-l. i- iihmi
ilaif III the market. litiil. i ii.. in', iciiim--,
bin the onlvprepnratiiMi Hi - Ii:imki
lle-.-' d time. hikI prnvctl wuilhy of
the wiu kI's riililid.'lKT, fc
Ayer? Safaparffia,
Dr. J. O '
Sold b
K. Co., t.o-"
rvi. IK i ... M J
Hi- aunt tin- itlinle citi-lh U know that a
cosh tTUHtiitiier c:ui do iw-ttc-r wKh
Ilia llmney, fluidity f thl
KiiiiiN enriMtdered,) ut
F. J). McDowell's
.iewelry atore, '221 .'nmimTeial street,
ihnu at any other place lu
the city.
Good (Joods,
Reliable Dealer,
Cheapest lYices.
lioyouu'ii tot liver; .-ah1" to huy drug 1
Then why diiyou go in a - -y atnre to buy
jewelry .' )n tlie lineof plat! n-r"iid jewelry
the only place you wilt ti lift u run y gofi. ..rtlcle
in at tlie jewelry ."tore whurciu t v ir... rielnr
can bring lo bear his trained jnd,:iri.-nt "in tlie
aclectlon of all hi purtihaaea. anil can warrant
lite good in irf- aa repreaeuted. (.all In and get
oor prico on wuleheaand clika and then after
you have heiked around come bark and we will
give iitirra.h discount to actual purchasers.
Wearenirt. nor have we ever been, connect
ed In any way with any other jewelry auire in
Halem aincf we commeni i il nusliiew iu 1SS0,
the repfirt- of tnti-rcaled partie In the enntrary
uotwlthatauding. Very reapectfnllv.
t. D. Mi-llUWELL.
ASTHMA
CURED
1 IUCLS TBI1L
nsmtaaMtakflrthal
GERMAN ASTHWB CURE'IfJ
tni-tt violent mtUi k
UiMUim CiifUl urUiilf!. ilmi
-fltctn nin miin
mil otUrr rvu fall
No WMlLlnv Inr ranlla. 1 la nrlinst l-m
immttiiHi4ft nirrf nna rriiiiM una
nurr im Uerld.n mdi I KAUI.K C AwKMj
It irfrsMMsu; rd wtm. Uwh to t mj um."
7n jr. ltt fit. f 'vui. M,nn
IwwliHl; Mfw4 to hwUltt ky Vtmin AM.
rr Tm HmUfn UAw.
Urrmu Atiknm tint U ilj rUtm Unit. It Mvtr
tail " 'r,tf K fan fjr9mM. H. t
'My pftTfi.u) fMotiat t4 d Otnm knkm i.jr.
Tt.wt.-i4i W kmWmr UtUn if. A .rMitii!
Vrrmitn Anlhnin tPivtld hrall Am
hnt uOcau't H !. tu hi null nu tveintj
trtwin,-. K.MJIIKr M N. M t.. i.l'tHl,Mlf.a
ii n.v. in"" I '-" nntr rrrr nii KlfirMIM lit
The fll'VKKs' (il'lOK la
laausHl ittamla aust tteisU.
i eavcls year. Jur-XMI paea.
ffV,l ll'i lM-.hra,wltbver
'3, BOO Illustrations a
wnole fletore Uallery.
OIVsMt Vholeaale Prtcea
rftreef to ne emsM n all srootta fur
personal or IVnsllj- sue. Tells how t
order, and gtvoa exact coat of snrsery
tiilnsr yoa nae, eat, drink, wM( or
timva fun wltb. These IN VAXl AJtLk:
1IOOK8 contain lnrnrniaUuu srlsaanest
from the markwta of the world. We
will mall copy FRfc'.K to aay ad
ttressi npoa receipt of 10 eta. to stofrar
ipesiuse of mall Ins;. lt ua liear from
woo. Keapaotfnlly,
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
en tV t2U M abnab Asanas, Uilcojia, IU.
f.
:.irirJ iy.BtA
Will Uamailf.1 KK'JK b.sll t. U'laiw, ass InNiifriaivrsof
M'. i.ai wi'h-l wiw.nas U. .1 " .u ., al u',l iio
fi.fl i..i,irau.ina. t,rlci, a.' - jri . vi in-c .... ....i ,3. in!,!
dliaiUi'nq f, r punilns all f.i'. ti i ( v '.f,l'. I ltl.K
awl 1 l.OtV l it tiKr.lKl, ill I.ll1,.i i,,.a;..aa,
f all. .ictllr m sfaia.. UaM.n.t.. li.ivl fm n.
V. M. f'ERRY & CO., Uetroit, SV.iohlBun.
THE DINGEE & CONARD CO'S
ItF.AI TIKI 1. RVl:iUUI,00H.(i
J!'.,rJ,irOMi,'l',c,f llt "I"" and fUstribritiiic
ItllM'. Wiiiinva A''n,il,iM.u,i;wlrc. Ij'T
lAUit ..orwn.a auA Kimtt tmuH 6u tte dstivsr
tknua ! I kwtK aalfcii by wall, at sil v,l Uji.;,
7 SPLENDID VARIETIES CSI
Vanr Cholcr. nil labeled, tw O I a
., ,40ff-0. Alsnlser Viwle.
tlisa. a. .", and I V for si i .oil, f..,o..., i.vTi7
ii?i'KVV til'iDK toltOMi -t'l.- rner s
f 1 HU Mm. elBasntlif lilw.il rriCC 1
A iilnx TIlrT DI.M.I.l'iV I (IN AIM. TU
l-a.
pOR HAI.E.-TIIE SI IIUMITY HOTEL, with
J l' 1 Htable and n kits, will be sold at ,
lIU?aV,;"le:U or "'ll of II original
cost. 11 tie irfect. limuire at (UU oilleo or H
Klas, Attmaville 6-U rtw-lov
JJ.(' )'c;v n..J n-y