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SMILE FROTOCATTOSS.
The nearest of kin the napkin. It's
oar bosom friend. Ex.
Ob, why don't more men pat an enemy
into their brains to steal away their
months? Pack.
A Burlington teacher told one of her
, boys that the next time he wrote a com
position there mast be some Doint to it.
Tbe snbject of hi next disquisition was
"Needles." Borlingtoo Free Press.
"The climate of New Jersey is salubri
ous, is it not T" he asked. "Salubrious !
repeated tbe enthusiastic citizen of that
State, "why, stranger, we have ajosqaitos
In January." (The Epoch.
The Derrick is the only newspaper in
town that had a representative on the
rotten veranda yesterday when it fell
eighteen feet into the creek. We alwava
get there with both feet. 1 Oil City Der
rick. Voice (from under sofa) "From this
time forth, I'sball cease to call you wife:
J on have beaten me shamefully, and I
are still enough of the spirit of a roan
left within me to remain here until you
apologize for your conduct." Judge.
A Long Island man ate seventy-five
clams at one sitting and won one hun
dred dollars by the feat. After defraying
his funeral expenses there was twenty
dollars left. Twenty dollars a day, clear
profit, is pretty good wages. Drake's
Travelers' Magazine.
Buffalo Bill's share of the profit of the
, "American Exposition" in . London
amounted to seventy thousand pounds
sterling, and a position in English society,
lie would probably be willing to ex
change the latter item for a plug of to
bacco. (Minneapolis Tribune.
At the Zoo The keeper giv.es the lion
a large piece o meat. Poet "Does he
get that often V Keeper "He get it
regularly twice a day." Poet (with
clasped hands) "What a boon it would
be if I could only get a position as lion
here." From the German.
"Pshaw," quoth De Sappy, "I don't
take much stock in this man Cranium,
mind-reader. You can bet he was
stumped when be tackled me!" "Yes,"
replied Miss Breezy, ."he naturally would
have a hard time reading your mind
unless he used a microscope' Puck.
HE DIDN'T DICTATE.
A tourist stopped at a log cabin to get
a drink of water. ' Noticing very lean
steer near the door chewing a rag the
teurist, addressing the "landlord," said :
"That's a very lean animal." .
"Yas, sorter."
"Why don't you give him something
to eat?"
"Ain't he eatin?"
"Yes, eating a rag."
"Wall, ef rag suit him, all right. I
ain't no man to dictate."
"He'll not make very good beef."
"Reckon not; don't want him for beef.
I ride him."
"Hide him!"
"That's what I said. Some folks mout
prefer er boss, but I want er steer. You
ughter see him trot. Don t low nothin
to pass him on the road. W'y, he's so
much iH'rter than anv of the hosses aliout
here that when anybody is in a hurry to
;o alter a doctor they generally come
lere and git him."
I never heard of anything like that
beiore.
"I reckon not; an' ef you stay round
here very long you'll here o' er good
many things you never heard o' befo'.
Never heard o' ole Mat Thompson swol
len n- snake, did your'
"No."
"Wall, he done It."
"What for?"
"Snske-hungry, I reckon. I seed him
at the time an' I thought that the pro
ceedin' was sorter strange, but as I ain't
no man to dictate 1 let him go ahead.
Yander comes my son-in-law, an' I do
know he's less at-count than any feller
that ever lived. Look at him sloshin
along like a fool."
"Why did you permit your daughter to
marry him 7
"Didn't I tell you I v a'n't a man to
delate 7 1 reckon you d better be gone.
A feller that's as hard o' understandin'
as you air moot git a man inter trouble."
Arkansaw Traveler.
CARE OF POULTRY HOUSES.
In consideration of the acknowledged
value of hen man ore, .as the winter ap
proaches, especially In all cases where
fowls have had their freedom during the
summer, provision should be made for
the careful saving of all the manure that
Is dropped by the fowls. If dry sand or
loam can be secured for spreading over
the floor under the perches, there should
be a quantity secured in barrels or boxes
convenient tor use. There should also
be barrels or boxes handy for receiving
the accu cumulations as they are gathered
tip. If sand or earth are not at hand,
sawdust afford an excellent substitute,
and, on some accounts, is preferable to
anything else, because of being less cold
to the feet in freezing weather. The floor
under the perches should be spread with
the sawdust or earth so as to catch the
droppings, with which they will become
mixed, and when the mixture is pretty
well charged witi the. manure it should
be swept np and pat away for future use.
Boxes for sand and ashes for sand baths
. should he provided, as hens will be en
abled to ward off vermin. A little sul
phur mixed with the sand and ashes will
assist in the work. If poultry is expected
to pay it must be attended to! From the
Gerinantown Telegram.
A FASHIONABLE FKEAK.
A yellow wedding is one of the latet
freaks. The bridesmaid are in yellow,
the "decorations yellow, the lace yellow,
the flowers yellow; everything, in short,
bat the bride, who is, of course,all white,
wears that jaundiced hue. Tbe effect is
somewhat trying, and more suggestive of
a rousing bilious attack than the gentle,
amorous scene a fashionable marriage
ceremony seeks to b. However, any
thing for a change. Boston Herald.
urn rixu.
TJe Dr. Gnnn't Improved liver Pfil for wal
low complexion, pimples on tbe face and bll
ioasneea. herer sicken or f ripe- Only one
or a done Sample tree at Geo. K. Good'.
SOCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
H, Hetabree, formerly a student of
.Willamette university, snd Miss May
Ganiere will he married at the M. E.
church, East Portland, on Wednesday.
January 4th, at 8:30 p.m.
Prof, Cooroer, of this city, is not only a
finished cornetist, but he is also a com
poser of no mean order of ability. Tbe
two selections which he rendered on
Friday night were of his own composi
tion. Invitations have been received bv
friends in this citv to the wedding of
Miss Sarah Blanch 'Bell to Mr. Robert
Davis, which takes place on Wednesday
evening, December 7tb, 1887, at Grace
church, Astoria, at 7 :30 p. m.
scaraisK pabtt. .
On the evening of last. Friday, about
fifty or sixty of tbe parishioners and
friends of Rev. and Mrs. J. M. Dick, of
the Evangelical church, assembled at
John Knight's, and marched in a bodv to
the pan tor's residence, surprising them
completely. The exercises of the even
ing were of a social nature and were
very pleasant. Every body had brought
a lunch basket with him, and their con
tents made the lunch one of the most
agreeable features of the evening. The
surprise was intended as an expression
of tbe church members', pleasure over
the safe return of their pastor from his
recent trip east.
WHWT CUB.
On Monday evening Mrs. J. M. Rosen
berg entertained the Salem Whist clnb,
in honor of ber father, Mr. J. G. Wright,
who is a member. The evening was
spent in the interesting game of drive
whist, and waa enlivened with ctmIUki
-singing. An elegant luncheon was
wrrveu ana neariuy appreciated. The
first prize for the most excellent plaver
was awarded to Mrs. 8. F. Chadwick, the
second to Mrs. J. II. Strickler, third to
Mrs. E. Breyman, and fourth, or booby,
td W. W. Skinner. AH the members of
the club were present, with the exception
of Mrs. J. G. Wright, absent at Prine
ville. They were Mr. J. O. Wright, Mr.
and Mrs. E. Breyman, Mr. and Mrs.
Fleming, Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick, Mr.
and Mrs. Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Collins,
Mr. and Mrs. Webb, Mr. and Mrs. Mur
phy, Mr. and Mrs. Lemon, and guests
Mr. and Mrs. Strickler.
PLEASANT PASTY.
Miss Anna O'Donald entertained very
pleasantly a number of her friends at the
residence of her father, J. O'Donald, Esq.,
Wednesday night: The amusements
consisted of dancing, cards, and jack
straws, in which latter game Chas. Piper
proved himself by all odds the most
abominable player present. An elegant
repast was served at 11, and tbe time
afterwards was passed mwt enjoyably in
fortune telling and other games.' There
were present, Miss Lulu Smith, Miss
Grace Piper, Miss Ruth Matthew, Miss
Grace (Jillingham, Miss Mollie Hodgkin,
Miss Anna Plamondon, Miss Maud
Jackson, Miss Lydia Brooks, Miss Pearl
Scott, Miss Addie Hartman, Miss Emma
Bernard!, Miss Addie Payne; Messrs.
Eugene Willis, Chas. ripw. Grant
Brooks, Arthur Wilson, Frank Cross,
E. L. L. Johnson, Frank Hughes, Iler
ert Wilson, Harley Baker, T. J. Potter.
A OtKLlSI St'BPBlSB.
On Friday night the friends of Sam
Adolph and wife "ran in" on them at
their elegant residence on State street,
after Bam and his family bad all retired,
and gave them a veritable surprise. The
Crty all pushed their way into the house
fore Sam knew what was happening,
and his ejaculations, "Mammy (mean
ing Mrs. Adolph,) "Mammy, vats de
matter; vats np mid der beebles, tell me
dot?" created a big laugh. However he
soon took in the situation and the vis
itors, and the evening was spent very
pleasantly in dancing, and the discussion
of a bountiful luncheon that the party
had brought with them, and of tbe
choicest selections from Mr. Adolph'
well stocked wine cellar. There were
present Wm. Anderson, wife and daugh
ter, Henry Haas, wife and two daughters,
Mr. Aroidon and wife, Geo. Shreiver and
wife, Wm. Chambers and wife. R. Ford
and wife, and M. tiwinn and Ed. Wade.
PRAISE YOUR WIFE.
Praise your wife, man ; for pity's sake
give her a little encouragement; it won't
hurt her. She doesn't expect it; it will
make ber eyes open wider than they
have for the last ten years ; but it will do
her good for all that, and you, too.
There are many women to-day thirsting
for a word of praise and encouragement.
You know that if you can take from a
drawer a clean shirt whenever you want
it some body's fingers have toiled. Why
don't you come out with it heartily.
"Why how pleasant you make things
look, wife," or "I am obliged to von for
taking so much pains." If ynd gave a
hundred and sixteenth part of the com
pliments you almost choked tbem with
before they were married ; if you would
stop the badinage about whom you are
going to have when No. 1 is dead (such
things wives may laugh at, but they sink
deep sometimes), fewer women would
seek for other sources of happiness. Co
lumbus Telegram.
REWARDED FOR HIS TROUBLE.
As the audience was leaving tbe theater
an over-dressed would-be dude threw
away the cigar he had just lighted, and
raising hi hat to a charming-looking, but
unprotected American lady, he said :
"Can I call a cab?"
A faint look of astonishment on the
lady's face was followed by a smile and a
faintly murmured :
"Merci."
When the cab was secured the gentle
man, handing the lady in. asked in an
insinuating tone of voice: "Where shall
we drive to?"
The lady gave an address, and while
the male part? communicated the same
to the drjver she stepped inside, closed
the door, and telling the coachman to
drive on, presented 'he insinuating stran
ger with a two-sou piece. The horrified
look on the man' face a he gazed
steadily at the coin was a study for an
artist. Pari Gauloi.
HOW TO BCTT AHD WHAT to but.
There fa anmat bf ng fo CTuMfT in the CHy
expenses for the household asoessitieB, which
In the AKgregai of the year amount to a good
deaL The ethics of buying and eeQing seem
to be for the vendor to get all he can, and fat
the purchaser to see that he don't get too
much. But what is too tnnchf It is almost
a profound question, and presents the strange
paradox that the dearest in many things is
often the cheapest. Certainly this fa so In
food where health is involved, and in reme
dies which nature health after it ha been
impaired. It ts certainly so in clothing ; for
a cheap suit that will hardly last one season is
dearer than the one which will last two sea
sons, the difference ia price being reasonable.
So in shoes, and the Ilk. Recurring to the
items of food and health, undoubtedly the
most important, it is fbtOM that villainous
adulteration is what renders it cheaper, in
much that is sold, and men are known who
hare spent thousands to be cared of 'I',
have suffered years of agony, and bsv trifled
away their substance on worthless remedies.
That which is testified to by thousands as be
ing an absolute cure, and permanently effica
cious, is cheap at any price in comparison
with such as have no virtue, and which pro
long raftering. A case in point is the follow
ing: "Sew Bloom held, rV, April 28, 1886.
Tbe Charles A. Voeeler Co., Baltimore, Md.
Gentlemen : For more than thirty years I
had been afflicted with rheumatism so severe
I had to use morphine to secure rest at night.
Spent hundreds of dollars with physicians
and for remedies without benefit Fire years
ago I tried St. Jacobs Oil, and it effected an
entire and permanent cure. I have not been
troubled with it since. Cold or damp weather
does not aftect me at all. I desire to give it my
unqualified Indorsement J. E. Bonsall. clerk
cl the several courts of Perry
county. Pa." The point her
fa not so much what Mr.
Bousall paid for the great
remedy for pain, for the
price is a mere bagatelle,
but that he was cured
permanently after thirty
years' suffering. Of course
the poor must count cost
in everything; but they
should reckon on the
sound basis that that
which is bad is worthless,
and that which is the best
and will cure, and stay
cured, is cheap at any
price.
PLANTATION PHILOSOPHY.
Bof fear an' kin'ness is love. Kin'nes
is love fur udder folks; fear is love fur
yerse'f.
We kain't wholly 'spize de pusson
whut likes de same things what we does.
We mout hate his ways, but we 'mires
his jedgment.
Dar nab been some mighty truthful
men, but dar neber wns er man dat
would tell de zaet truf erbout hisse'f.
He is ap'ter try to make yer think dat he
is er little better ur er little wn den he
is.
Some folks has er better wav o' showin'
dat da 'presherates yer kin net den
udders does. De long-tail houn' ken
'pear ter be er heap gladder den de
stump-tail dog, w'en de truf is dat he
mout not be ha'f so glad. Arkansaw
Traveler.
DIAMONDS FOR A SIXGER.
Between Miss Lizzie Annandale, the
talented contralto of Emma Abbott's
Opera company, and the telegraph opera
tors of this country there exists a tie of
friendship that for earnestness, honesty,
and constancy i not only true and effec
tive, bat beautiful. In all the larger
cities and towns they pay her marked at
tention, and repeatedly show their appre
ciation of what she did for them in a crit
ical time with many acts of kinrinc, but
no where does she receive such gifts as
the telegraph boys of Omaha.bestow .up
on her. It will be remembered that one
year ago the Western Union force sent the
handsomest floral offering to Miss An
nandale that was ever handed across the
footlights to any artist, but last night they
eclipsed in their outburst all tl.e presen
tations that have ever been made to that
charming lady. At the close of ber solo
number "Hand to Hand and Heart to
Heart." in the second act. she not only
received a magnificent basket of flowers,
but an elegant diamond studded pin.
The gift is a star and crescent set with
stones ot the first water. This token, the
fair recipient says, she will prize as the
most valuable piece of property in her
possession. It almost took her breath
away. Following is her reply to the hoys,
and they were nearly all there.
To the OmahaTeleirraphers : My very
dear friends, collectively and individu
ally : Words fail to express the feelings
of gratitude and pride I feel in being the
recipient of your lovely gifts of flowers
and diamonds. I can hardly realize why
I should still be so generously re ti rein
be red. but it fills my heart wih joy to
know I can count my friends so staunch
and true Believe me your gift shall al
ways be treasured. Wherever I may be
my services are always yours to com
mand. Yours ever,
Ijzzik Axkaxdalk.
After the opera was over a numiier of
them called on her.
THE SEW RULE DIDN'T WORK.
It is told in Doston that an order was
received in the composing room of the
Advertiser, one day last week, that
Christian names were to be invariably
indicated by initials, the nam in no
instance to be printed in full. The next
issne contained mention of G. Cleveland.
G. Washington, and so on. It is said
that the order was revoked when the
editor found Don Quixote's squire figur
ing on a proof slieet as "8. Panza."
Ladle will Sad relief from headache, one
tlvenes. swimming ia tbe head, colic poor
stomach, rwile-snes. Indigestion, constant r
Krtodieal tick headaches, weekneas la the
ek or kidney, pais ia the aboaider snd dif
ferent porta nl tbe body, s feeHns of lsMttnde
and despondency by taking Slmavmn Liver
kecslatnr. It U not oopleuMot. U purely ve
getable, sad is otrtlajBriout to the dmi delicate
cofutUatioo.
WHAT AM I TO DO?
The BTmptoms of bQIoosness are un
happily but too well known. They differ
in cunerent individuals to some extent.
A bilious man is seldom a breakfast eat
er. Too frequently, alas, be has an ex
cellent appetite for liquids but none for
solids of a morning. Hi tongue will
hardly bear inspection at any time; if it
is not white ami furred, it is rough at all
events.
The digestive system is wholly out of
order and diarrhea or constipation may
be a symptom or the two may alternate.
There are often hemorrhoids or even loss
of blood. There may be giddiness and
often headache and acidity or flatulence.
To correct all this if not effect a cure try
Greek's AiorsT Flowxb ; it costs but a
trifle and thousands attest it efficacy.
WASTK or TISSL'K WITHOUT REPAIR.
Vigor begins to decline when dyspepsia uv
vades the stomach. The disease, prolonged
through aecfaet. entails rierous lass ot flesh
sad seriou waste ef the mnscnlar tisane. To
lnrigorste thoroughly snd speedily, a sound
ftomsehie is required- There is none compar
able to II oatettet 'a Stosaaeh Bitters, since it in
stitutes, aad. if eominned, perpetuates repair
of the tiwnes, which bare declined In balk,
vigor, snd elasticity la consequence of noa
saslmuation of the food. So time shoo id be
lost in beginning the reparative process, nor
should there be any delsy in removing those
ailment of frequent occurrence, which con
tribute to and foster as enfeebled condition of
the stomach and nerves, vis : constipation and
liver complaint, disorder which the Bitters
will assuredly extinguish. It also remedies
aud prevents malarial and kidney U-oablva,
and is a prime asxiiiary ia the recovery ot
strength for convalescent from wsaunc dis
ease. PILES CAM BE CCBED.
Westvislo, K. T.. Mr 18. IMS.
For tfitrty-two year 1 have suffered from
piles, both internal and external, with all their
attendant agonies, and like many another suf
fered from hemorrhoids. All those thirtv-twe
year I had to cramp myself to pay doctor aad
druggist for stuff that was doing me little or ne
good. Finally I was urged by one who bad had
the eame complaint, but bad been cured by
Brandreth's PUla to try hi cure. I did so, and
began to improve, and for tbe past two years I
have bad no inconvenience from that terrible
ailment.
RtCHASD BXKWSTT.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KIDNEYS
Hon. Edward A. Moore, Member of Assembly
from Richmond county. New York, writes:
"Borne two year sgo I was taken with inflam
mation of the kidneys. Tbe pain was intense
I applied as soon as possible an Allcock' Porn
Plaster over each kidney. Wonderful to aay
the pain and ianamation began to abate in three
hour In two day I was entirely cured. I al
ways take great pleasure in recommending All
cock'! Plasters; they are certainly tbe best ex
ternal remedy known. I used them as chest
protector, and found them most efficient"
AVLTD'C Sugar-Coatsd
r I Ull O Cathartic
If the liver be- Qll I Q
comes torpid, if the I I n I n 7? i
bowels are constipated or if the stomach
fails to perform it function properly, use
Ayer's Pill. They are Invaluable.
For some rears I was a victim to liver
Complaint, in consequence ot which I
suffered from General Debility aad Indi
gestion. A few boxes ot Ayer's Pills
restored me to perfect health. W. T.
Brlghtney, Henderson, W. Va
For years I have relied more upon
Ayer's Pill than anything else, to
Regulate
my bowels. These Pills are mild In ac
tion, and do their work thoroughly. I
have used them, with srood effect, in
case ot Rheumatism and Dyspepsia.
O. F. Killer, A ttle borough, Mas
Ayer's Pills cured me of Stomach and
Liver troubles, from which I had suffered
for Tears. I consider them the best pills
made, and would not be without them.
Morris Gates, Downs rille, M. Y.
I waa attacked with BlUou Fever,
which was followed by Jaundice, and
was so dangerously fll that my friend
despaired of my recovc ry. I commenced
taking Ayer's Fills, and soon regained
ray customary strength and vigor.
John C. Pattison, Lowell, Nebraska.
Last spring I suffered greatly from a
troublesome humor on my tide. In spite
of e rery effort to cure this eruption, it In
creased until the flesh became entirety
raw. I waa troubled, at tbe same time,
with Indigestion, and distressing plo ia
The Bowels.
By the advice of a friend X began taking
Ayer's Pills. In a short time I was fre
from pain, my food digested properly, the
sores on my body com men oca healing,
and. in leas than one month, I was cured.
Samuel D. White, Atlanta, Ja
I have long used Ayer Fills, in my
family, and believe them to be the beat
pi lis made. & C Daruen, Oarden, Miss.
My wife and little girl were taken with
Dysentery a few days ago, and I at once
began giving them small doses of Aver's
Pills, thinking I would call a doctor if the
disease became any worse. In a ahort
time the bloody discharge stopped, all
pain went away, and health was restored.
Theodore Eating. Richmond. Va. ft
Ayer's Pills,
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayr Si o . lwIl. Mas.
Sold bv eH JW-- l- Me.OrlM.
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J. Rotan
Is now carry! og the largest sfck of all kinds
of furniture ever brooght to Marion connty.
wnica ne is selling at lower price than any
body. Observe some of the price.
Flat Mrssai salt. .... $0.
'lc enttaa-e Bdteada. - - $1 AO.
Flat dining etustrs, per set, . $4.
AH other food In proportion.
Celt snd examine bUateck before baying.
In "the Opera Hon block on Court street. Sa
lem, oregea. 0-2S-lm-dw
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The Port Prut Co.. agents.
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TAKEN CT-BT J. C. BAI. SIX MILIS
a-wth of Salem, owe roaa ew, abost twelve
years eld. sa brand. Owner picas call or it
3w, and pay chars es. 11 J lw
THE
BIGGEST
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ATTENTION
-TO THI
Auction of F. Levy's
STOCK OP GOODS.
le
I would not taks this su-p la disposing of my
boainesa were it not that I am too deaf
to wait on easterners. I will there
fore dispose of my entire i
stock of aboat
S20.000 Wortli
Of foods st public sale, commencing on
Thursday, November 17th,
At 10 o'clock a. m., :
And continue every day except Sunday end
Thanksgiving day, until the lota of December.
Atfer that date if any goods are left we will sell
at private sale nntil tbe 17th, and noon that day
will sell the remainder in a lump tof ether with
my good will to tbe best purchaser.
Term of sale: AU sum under fcS. cash; nni
ever 125, sis month time on approved' notes
bearing eight per cent. Interest. Three per
cent, discount for cash oe time purchases. Par
tie living outside of the city Who will purchase
st the rate of iluo or more per week, I will pay
their board np to one dollar per day. Those
who know me will understand that I meaa bus
lneaa. There will be no reserve. Highest Udder
take it. I have a clean Hock, bought on the
most reasonable terms, snd a good deal of it
imported. No odds and ends or trash rem si as
in my stock. My clothing is good and well assorted-
In hat I have none but the latest style.
In dry goods, have none but choicest goods, ex
cept s few lawns. There are also s few piece
of plashes, silks, tne shswls and dress patterns
snd verv choice ladies' cloaks, staple dry
goods, ladle' and gent' furnishing goods, car
pel, groceries, queensware, glassware, flne Im
ported flit spoons, snd other choice goods to
gether with ail ths furniture, safe, mirrors,
scales, etc.
Don't mis this opportunity, but come pre
pared to attend the sale, as this is a rare chance
for you.
8. Friedman or John Chase, Auctioneer.
F. LEVY,
Salem, Oregon.
Genera' stent for the tiuardUn Assurance
Company, of London.
Successor In Oregon to South British snd
National Fir snd Marine Insurance Company,
of London.
MONET (o LOAN on APPROVED SECURITY
Principal office, 83 Washington street.
DIRECTORS.
J. MrCurtu, F. E. Beach, F. M. Wiiiik,
F Kogkst, F. K. Aksolo.H. I. PlTTIKa,
D. V. OurHasT, J. K. Gill, J. Lobwkubkro.
OFFICERS.
r. K. BEACH
J Mccracken, . . .
K. P. EAKHAKT. . .
J. LOEWKNbEHG,.
E. KVERKIT
President.
Vice-President.
. Secretary and Manaa-er.
Treasurer.
Assistant Manager.
I ESTABLISHED BY .NATIONAL AUTHORITY.
XJIK
Capita
NATIONAL BANK
Of Salem. Oregon.
CAPITAL PAID CP, $75,000.
Mxmit, $s,ooo.
RSWiu in. HCaspkhtsb. J H Albbrt
President; Vice President: Cashier
DIRECTORS I
W T GRAY, W W MAKT1K.
J M M A KTIJC. R g WALLACK
H CARPENTER. , J H ALBERT.
T. Met. PATTTON
LOANS MAPE-
To fanner on wheat and other marketable
. produce, consigned, nr in store,
either In prirate
Granaries or public warehouses. -
state anil Cooatty Warrants bought at par.
COM ME II CI A L.
Paper discounted at reasonable rates. D-xfU
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San Fran
rises, Portland. Ixmdon, Pari, Berlin. Hong
Kong and Calcutta.
AL ESTATE, LOAN
-AND-
INSURANCE AGENCY.
Alo office ot the
Salem Pottery Company.
1 am acent for the sale of all of the Dundee
Mortfdge Co's. farms lu Marion and Polk conn
tie. Price very low. aImo several WATER
POWERS at Sales and els where. I am laying
out In an additioe all of J. L. Parrlsh's Isnd
east of Salem, ahnnt IK) acres These lot will
be offered for sale by me about December Jth,
1W. Also acre property In !e to suit. Tbe
best of fruit aad garden lands, city property of
all kind, farm, stock ranehet end timber
land. Notary poblie. Abstract made at fair
rates.
MONEY TO LOAN
os
Real estate twa to S re years, payable In In
stallments If desired. Office over Capital Na
tional bank, with S. T. Richardson, sttorney at
law, salens. Oreens. U 4 1 w-lm
II. V. MATTIIKW.
Of IfJTEREST to rjEIl
Yajartr YVror. Weakness er Los ef Memory pe
maneauy Matin, d kv I awe .-if aa estowty e-w
rwnedy. Tse Vertsa tawta froes Spain, ftpaa
fcss) Trork. as vrrrt fail. Our tilaatrsted, St page book
aad WsmwmtU. tseot seated. Every snaasboaid
Parts Piavrav Jmw aawfcT 'ftf
MONEV TO LOAN -BY THE STATE IN-ses-anee
eomsany of (his eitv for one. two.
1 three, or five year, upon good, improved farm
" property located la this county. 7-30-dw
V'sii sosisr
IE
liiii'Mitel&pilInstflE!
BUFFALO, XT. "!r-
iseal wttfc s fan aWaff eT
atxsrtea4 aad ttflXfal rityssciaaa
fet the treat as I ef
GUn FIELD OF SUCCESS.
Caxreele Nasal Catarrh. Threat ansl
E-wsis Disease. Liver aOdatem
iiwim, nisastr uii
EM sea
t onaew, Bloo4l ttlaeasee aad Ner
as Alieetlene. cured here or at home.
run or without awto tbe patient.
r us. or Sf-od ten certs in at ami
Invalids GaUd ttOvfcV
nt. Come and
amp for our
which a-tne
ill particulars.
narrows veeiutr. iaspe
CewdUlomt
causea DJ B 01 1 SI I sola
llee and Peratctoaa SolU
tary I'ractlcew are speedily
and nss main nils cured bv auf
Specialists. Boost, post-paid, li eta. ia stamps,
Raptwre, or Breach, radU
Drstcsf I oallr cured, without tbo half a.
Dwlv&ta I witnout ocpenaenoe
tlPOD
tnjssus, and with Terr little
arasairi ItrMih? sWtr, wViem wstra. Maanel
la stamps, '
PILE TTJTHOIl and BTRICI'I' It ES
treated with the greatest suenws. Book sent
for ten cents ha stamps. Address Worijj's
Disntx aky Mr.ni c.Ai. AfiSOUAXlWOKi Mala
Street, Buffalo, H. Y.
ITttie treatment of man?
thousands of cases of those
diseases peoullar to
We:
strat I AVO XbT.X337
mit-n' at tbe brands Hotel and
aaassHBssse Survival Inntttuts. hsa af.
fordd larjro ezpetiouoe la ''pip: remedies
for their cure, sod
DIt. PXERCCO
Favorite Prescription
Is tbe result of this vast experience,
Tt Is a fmspfnl nxlAHtlu
and Nervine, Imparts vicor and etn-oirth
SBDBr
tin. BrolsDsi
falllns; ot lite
ante version, retroversion, hearlnfa'
down sensations, chronic eon res
tlon, Inflaannaavtlon and nlceratlen
of the worn, inflaanmatlon. pain
and tenderness In ovaries, Internal
heat, and "leraale vreahneae.
s'i I'm; nveUrv: v jsj saiivs wjiw iw an jb u ssf
nd Weakness of Stomach, Indlassa
tlon, nioatlnsr, Nervone Prostration,
and Sle-eplesanesa, In either sex.
PRICE $1.00, ?V ZSSSi
Held by Drnfalsts ererrwhere. Send
ten cifits in stamps for I -r. Ileroe'B laive
Treatise on XiawaM of Women, illustrated,
Hcrtf a Dispensary UtM isscclillaa,
eeS ZZaln Btreet, BTJTFAL0, H.T.
SICK-HEADACHE,
nillone TIeadaehe,
Ilea, Indlfeatlon,
J i rox ssnst iiiiiud. jmssatcsts,
r f y nmmptlr cured by ar.
. f a la.ssl
cnrsratire r-eiieis. to
cTit a rtnl. by In legist a
-ANNUAL-
Broken Suits in Clothing.
We shall offer a (treat variety ot clothlns In
broken snlts at price never before offered In
Salem. We have also on hand men' tioy' and
youths' full suits in great variety, which will
be sold at
VERY LOW PRICES.
The stock is all new and desirable. Please
call and examine roods and prices. Sale will
commence Saturday, October 2!Kh, and will con
tinue from day to day nntil tbe
ENTIRE STOCK IS
CLOSED OUT.
Farmers' store, la the New I tank block,
SS7 Commercial st reetHalem.
l2-lm Forstner, Tiffany & Co
FALL GOODS !
NEW GOODS !
GOOD GOODS !
3IKS F. I. McDOAVELL,
Watchmaker and Jeweler,
221 Commercial street, Salem, has jnut
received a new line of (all foods,
consisting of
WATCHES and CLOCKS
And Jewelry every description,
Price marked down to tbe lowest possible
msrrtn.
Ga-RplrlB( s specialty, and all work in
this line warranted.
- . .a . i
W rv Vv o ti tbat are f retf ul, peeving,
-JVXV' vv'r cross, or troal.ld with
Windy Colic, Teething l'aina, or
Stomach Ilsordert, can Le relieved
at once by using Acker's Baby Boot her.
It contains do Opium or Morphine,
hence is safe. Price i. j cent. Bold by
Geo. E. Gar I, druggist.
V nVo c Blood Elixir Is the on I.
xv'vV' Blood lieniedy goarav
teed. It I s a positive core for Ulcers. Em (
tioos or t jphiluic Poisoning. It purifies the
whole svKteta, and banishes a!. KheamalW
aad Iteuralgie paias. Wo gvarantee a.
Sold bv Geo. E. Good, drugst.
-orrhea, or whltea,f -excessive
f lowina, palnfwl measimstlon, an,
nataral asDsrsulsiis. srniaMiii as
fCrCa.
ear w w
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CLEARANCE
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