MR.KINCAID'S KINDVORDS 1 . 4 ., He Discusses the Salem Push Club's Advertising: . Booklet : ; I : ? . . JVND SHOWS 1 THE MANY GQOD POINTS IT CONTAINS-JUST THE THING' TO USE IN ADVERTISING OREGON' IN THE WILLAMETTE VAJLLET. '. - 1 Salem has what they call "The Greater. Salem, Commercial 'cinb. composed of about 600 member who are required to pay $3 a yean giving the club about. 11,500 annually. . A small amount of this paye the- expense of the clubhand the remainder is used for advertising the advantages and re sources of the Capital City and Marion county, or j for arty purposes 'which seems of most benefit to that city, and county. . The Club has Just published a beautiful pamphlet of about 25 pages of the size or an ordinary envelope, so w can d enclosed in a' letter. This little booklet was compiled by the Bu reau of Literature, composed pf Scott Bozortb, chairman; Frank Davey. H. Dt Trover1, and W. Merriman, and printed by . the Oregon Statesman Job Office. Henry B. Thlelsen Is presi dent and Judge; N.- J. J.udah -ts secre- v tary of the Club. which Is usually call ed the "Push Ciub,' vlThe ' pamphlet contains fine pictures .of the ' State House, Court House, City Hall, the new postofflee,' (now being buiK) and ' of many of the ' principal business houses and finest residences. There is a very brief but clear and excellent description-of Oregon. ; The Willamette valley, Marion county,; Salem, the cli- ; mate, the seasons, what Salem has, a statement of the summaries of the as sessment rolls of the various counties T ot the state of Oregon for the year 1901 1 as filed in the office of the Secretary of State, . and the 1 number- lot partly cloudy days at Salem during the last - ten years, ' as shown by the U. S. Weather Bureau report.' A copy of this pamphlet, was handed to the writ er of this while coming, tip on the train last Tuesday by Col. E. Hofer, who was on - hJs way to spend his four weeks' outing at Taqulna Bay which! has been the custom of the Hofer Brothers dur ing the last twelve years. As we .went down Sunday, A. t If." Hofer, Jr, was on the" train fromjAlbany to Salem, re turning from his outing at Taqulna, and as wefcame-up Tuesday the other .brother was on his way to Yaqulna. Having spent four years at Salem this T piirriphlet contains many familiar "plc- tures and ; pleasant : reminders of - Ore gon State Capitol, and is a very apT propriate land ; interesting document for- the Harrlmatf IfcUlroad System to distribute In the Mississippi valley: and farther -East.. '-- It has been published for - this purpose. Perhaps 200,000 copies will be dlstributedvrEugene Journal. -4 ! " Han; Hi R.' Kincafd, formerly Sec . retnrv of Ktate. 'ls the editor and pro prietor of the Eusrene Journal. The second edition of 20,000 of the pamphlet, i which is now on the press. will contain thirty-two pages - of . tne name-size and .cover. There Is a. good ueal of new matter in W, all of es pial interest to the home seeker and value to the state. Valley and city. This pamphlet seems to strike the Im migration agents of the Harrlman lines as -about the proper, thing, in size ana general make-up. Subsequent editions, nftor the nresent 20.000 are off, will likely contain additional illustrations. ; ATTEHPT AT ROBBERY ' TVf ARKM)' MEN UNDERTAKE TO LOOT A FARM HOUSE,'. BlJT - i"' y. t fail, "i ,;-"vV'' - THE DALLES. July 26. A bold at tmpt at robbery was made a: few miles southeast of this city last night by twp tracked men, who almost succeedeorjjn their purpose. - About 1Q : 30 p. m., M,r. Alice' Bee be, of Osden, who was v,tUlngr at" the home of John Wagon Lutw about two miles from . this city, was awakened bysome noise and found two maskecf men In her. room She at -i once screa med for help.T as the men grabbed" her by the throat, and held their hands over her mouth, and with to be quiet, t. They then attempted to take- f rbm ; her breast a purse contain ing a large amount of money and would have succeeded had It not been for th' appearance of Mrs. Wagonblast, " who went to ascertain tne cause oi turbance. 1 The.imft then fled and In their a-reat endeavor to escape they dropped a coat and hat' and a plat of .. . a , at- M. itv t n 1 1 . - 1 1 v riMU tcrttutliB i w ...... - - Wagonblast farm, and a plat of the surroundings of the place. x ne ora cers are working on. a clew and an ar rest willloubtless be made in a day or bo. - . . j : " . .'-. - PUBLICITY AND TrE DOCTOR. jv The statement is made by Dr. Cyrus Ed .son, health officer! of New York, that there are many reasons why re puUbte physicians should advertise tWit "business In the daily newsparers b Bldrthe benefits to the doctor him E lf benefits to which he Is clearly en tHled and of which he Is robbed by " n Rlect'.ng to advertise it Is a great convenience to the public to learn at first hand where to flnd a physician who makes a specialty of a particular class of diseases. Dr. Edlsonr I con fident that the ban on advertisings will soori''be removed. j i Dr.- Edison, whose- rank Is of the highest, undoubtedly voices the sent!-, mentof the more enlightened and pro gressive members of his profession fchen he InsIsU that old fashioned prejudice should be done away, with and the medical faculty should no lenger be compelled to hide theli light under a bushel. A great many physicians get s - goodly amount of advertising through th rnhii nrpmi. and free advertising at that. No physician ever Interposes objections tn ha.-nn. fon,i i ,IT . n:me men tion6! nnec- tlons" rRcal OP- look nr, L ,. 1 T vaytieiamu who ftising with ,me- uuiy norror are delighted iiT" E1leon nt the first great phy sician Who has publlelv a vertlsir r, t-i; "..' "U"J k r 72 ' we Known on I Will Curs Stomach Acha In Fiva Min ' : " - utca. t ..... . JJhs " Jut what Painkiller will do; trylt. Have a bottle in the house for Instant use, a it will aave you hours of suffering. Watch out that the dealer does not sell you an Imitation, as the great reputation t of Painkiner (Ferry avis'), has induced many peor 1-1 make onjethlng to selll aid to be 3uat aa good as the genuih i THE CLOSING, DAY. " i, - TACOMA, Wash., July 23Thls- Is the closing ;day of business with the convenUon of O. T. P C M. It has been one of the most successful and satisfactory gatherings In the history f the United Presbyterian church. MEETING OF PUSH CLUB Effort Made to Hold I Session Last Night Instead of Tomorrow ; WAS: A FAILURE - MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL MAN CAME AHEAD OF TIME,. AND COULD NOT PLACE HIS PROPOSITION BEFORE THE CLUB. Ward L. Williams, representing the Minneapolis Journal, of Minneapolis, Minn., Who was- billed to ' meet the Greater Salem Commercial Club at the city, hall on Monday afternoon, at 2 o'clock sprung quite a surprise by no tifying Secretary Judah, of the club. yesteraay. : afternoon - that - he would be in this city on the. evening: trajn from Portland and desired, if it could be so arranged, to meet with the club last evening. It was quite un expected and, since the matter had been advertised for Monday afternoon when a good attendance was expected, al though the prospect, to secure a good meeting on such short notice, looked anything but bright. Secretary Judah dd what he could to circulate the no tice, but his efforts were fruitless for when Mr, : Williams appeared at the city hall, at 7 o'clock : last . evening, there were npt enough members pres ent to secure a quorym and the meet ing was called off ' :' Mr Williams reaiJzed, however, that he alone was. to blame, for .the failure, In dropping In so unceremoniously, as It were, and st&tcd thit he would put his proposition in the" formof a state ment and would mall it ; to secretary Judah, eo that It could be subjnltted to the club for action. J WAS KILLED BY DOGS AN AMERICAN WOMAN FALLS VICTIM TO .HER HUSAND'8 ; E WATCH POGS. NEW YORK, .July 2. Mme. Ed mund Sempis, whd.befere her marriage a vpnr n srn warn MIkji ToiifsA Ruther ford, of Brooklyn. NiX, has been set utmn. , civ n. T'ji ri dinn.i'trti to - th World, by two hunsrer-maddened Great Dane dogs,' which had been secured to guard her husband's country house at Anneccylake. and so terribly Injured that sne died two hours alter tne acci dent' 1 ''-'-:- i' MV Sempts is1 a prominent business man in i ans. is iwrae i ai vnnw cylake, an Isolated spot. - Following a recent attempt by burglars to entwr the place he purchased two powerful Great Danes as guards. The dogs proved so ferocious that they were confined In an Iron enclosure durinjr the daytime for the safety of the family. M. Sem pis was Advised .to -Starve - them, so. when food was given to them, they ftould remember kindly their benefac tors'. So they had, nothing to eat for two ("days. '" :'- v '-.-i ' Mme. Sempis did not accompany her husband and their guests, who started for a drive. . She noticed ', the dogs while she was walking In ,' the yard, knowing- that they had been without food, and determined to feed them, as they were apparently quiet. The In stant Mme. Sempis entered-the Iron enclosure, the Great. Danes leaped upon Her like hn'nfrv tlcers. They bore her to the ground and she vainly sought to save herself, their teetn same i ner arms and body. Her struggles appar ently maddened the arimals the more: The coachman heard the scream of Mme. ; Sempis. i She begged the man to save her. , He ran to the stable for a pitchfork. When he returned the Great Danes had fearfully torn their victim. fTne coachman 1 fought the brutes Into a corner and kept. ; them there hm til' the cook summoned neigh bors.and carried Mme. Sempis from the inclo'sure in a dying condition. " . A few minutea after M. Sempis and his guests returned she succumbed to er injuries after, exchanging a few words with her husband, who is neatly erased by the terrible accident. - Like Daistes Before the Scvths. " Baby lives are destroyed In trumrrier by rholera Infantum. The atUck of the iisease Is sudden, Its progress Is some times terribly rapid, t Mothers who have given their children Perry Davis' Painkiller can tell how this treatment has checked the diarrhoea and vomit ing ' and put the little patient out-of danger. 25 and 50 cents. BUFFALO BILL'S SHOWS r I Twenty-three men. In charge of. II n iiedees, comprising the advance ,ard ot Buffalo BiU's Wild West Sow. which will appear- 1n this city 2 AwuM 28th. arrivel in this city on. "hne overland last n!ght. and will begin lecoratlng the bill boards withthelr flaring posters ',VS!Sr -vent, to the delight of the sraaU boy and others. $ , . i 1 Legal Blanks. Statesman Job Offlcs Legal Blanks, Statesman Joi. OOcs. WXEKL.T. OREGON STATESMAN. TTJESDAT, JUL.T 29. .1902- THE COUNCIL INDUSTRIOUS A Large Amount of Business Transacted Last Night ALLEYS IN BUSINESS pnifTtnv OF THE CITY TO BE THOROUGH LY CLEANED AND ALL DANGER OF FIRE FROM TRASH IS TO BE V The dty council held a brief Session. on call of the mayor, at the' city hall last night, and a large amount of busi ness was disposed of. ' . The report of the committee on fire and water upon the purchase of 600 feet of new hose for the fire department was adopted and the recorder was In structed to Issue a warrant In payment of the purchase.' Chairman Stolz, of the committee on health and police, reported that fha cess-pool . nuisance existing ' on tha Hager property on tne corner or Union and Cottage streets, which was report ed some time ago and ordered abated. id not been attended to and asked that the mat'r be urged by the proper officers. He Waa informed that ' xr- Hager had answered tHe notice urJi on him and had Signified his intention lo remedy tne nuisance in the near future. '. ' I' ' 1 The report of Street Commissioner . P. FrizzelJ for the, quarter ending June 30th 1902, was read, adopted and order ed placed on file. The report fn sub stance, follows: , Days work with team;..... .. .... si Days work without team.:..'......' 138 Cash oh hand at close of last ' quarter 77.5 Cash, collected during quarter.. . 103. f2 Total ; ..........1181.37 Disbursements 118.95 Cash on hand July 1st ,$ 62.33 The Salem Military Band filed a. com munication with, the council to the effect that 'a series of evening concerts had been planned by that organization in Wilson V Avenue v band stand to take place duping the summer sea son;, that the Salem Light, Powfer & Traction Company had kindly offered to supply electric lights for the stand providing'. the city would bear the ex pense of , wiring the stand, - and peti tioned that the council make order complying with -'this provision. . It was ordered, on motion, that the council comply with ihe request.-and bear the expense of having the stand wired for electric lighting. ,) Cduncilman Stolz. of the committee on fire and water, to which committee the Inspection of hydrants in the city was referred, reported tha a tour of inspection had been made and that the stand-pipe on Marlon street .was found to be so situated as to not be available during the winter months, when It was submerged with water and mud, and recommendel that It be transferred to a convenient corner on a more advan X'Pous spot , and, upon motion, the chief of the fire department was In strutted to. investigate and adopt the latter plan of trocedure. The committee en streets and public property fimd its report upon the mat ter of constructing a sewer in block No. 88. bounded, by Marion, ?, Union, Twelfth and tiiHal streets, including the plans and specifications for the work and stating Ih thevreport that the approxftnate cost of theKprk would be $350. The report was adop . The committee on fire and water sub mitted a resolution for the abolishment of all Ignitable' trash and debris Which has been allowed to accumulate In the alleys In the business portion of - the city, which was read and adopted as follows: - "Resolved By the common council of the city of Salem. Oreiton, that the public safety demands the thorough and immediate inspection of the busi ness premises of the city, with' ft view of. minimizing the danger of fire Inci dent to the accumulation of trash and combustible materials In the back yards of the stores and in the alleys, and to the end that such menace shall be re moved. It Is hereby ordered by the council that' the city marshal and chief of the Ore department of- this city, aS fire wardens, proceed, without delay to inspect the premises and alleys in the business part of the city and di rect the retrieval of all materials likely to cause, or contribute to. fire, and to report fully, in this relation at the next meeting of this council." Pursuant to an order of the council at a previous meeting, City Recorder N. J. Judah presented a bill for an ordinance "prescribing the material to be used, and the manner and method of construction to be observed. In the districts In this city, and for the main tenance 4f uniform curb lines within this city" "which ordinance was read twice and referred to the committee on ordinances ;ith Instructions to amend so as to include a clause providing for the establishment nd maintenance of a uniform grade for the but iding of sidewalks. The full text of the ordi nance appears in another column of this Issue. : ; ' ; The petition of TL P. McComack ifor permission to erect a ,fwo-rtory brick building adjoining that of Jos. Meyerr & Sons on Court street, was allowed. Councilman Stolz called the atten tion of the council to the work recently, carried on by the street railway conj,- pany in repairing the car, track on-i Commercial street and In .-so doina: de stroyed a considerable amount of the cement cross-walks, and recommended that the matter be -referred to somf committee to adjust the matter wtih the company, as it was understood tb company was willing to co-operate and Improve the present cross-walks to th extent of laying cement wajks between the rails at each, crossing. The matljor was referred- to the committee 6n streets and public property.. , -.' The committee on accounts -and cur rent expenses reported favorably upon a number of claims, which tn order ed paid, and the. councl adjourned The bills follows: E S. Lamport I.K Siemund A'.Pugh .........-.. - SaJrm L. P. & T- Co. ....... ..-' .222.2? W. H. Byars J (iittunin Pub. CO. ...........- --4.60 Salem 'Water C ... Salem Gaslight Co. 118.3 S.50 Cap. Lumb'g Co. ... Cap- Lumb'g Co. ... Hofer Bros. ........ Knox 5c Murphy .v.. w. n SJ.19 4.00 23.95 7.30 IS. S3 1.65 2.75 2.25 - 2.SS .59 H.S0 Grlsweid & Chase ...... G lis wold & Chase ....... R- M. Wade &. Co John Hughes ........... Cap. Lurub. Co. ........ BuVen & Hamilton ..... Cronk & Buchtel ....... Brewster Sc. White T. K. Woolen MUls..... , HEATON IS IN JAIL ALLEGED MURDERER OF BENTON TRACY LANDED BEHIND BARS AT EUGENE BY SHERIFF. JUNCTION CITY. July 24. Bert Heaton. alias Bert Ray, against whom an Indictment was found by the grand Jury charging him with the murder of Bentou Tracy, In this city. May 20, was landed In the city Jail at Eugene yes terday by Sheriff Y'ithers, who, after a long and tedious bunt. located and arrested Heaton, at Weils, Ncv., last Friday. Hi trial will be held at the next term of the district court, Novem ber 3d. ; . . .. . , '- . " t ' : : " TO PROTECT THE TIMBER Annual Forest Fire Procla- - mation Has Been Issued GOV. T. T. GEER IS SENDING OUT THE CUSTOM ART, WARNING AND QUOTED THE STATUTE" PROVID ING PUNISHMENT FOR VIOLAT ORS OF THE LXV. ; Gov. T'. T. Geer was yesterday send. iog out the annual proclamation for the protection of timber and other proper ty from. fire. The great value of Ore gon's timber makes, greater care Im perative, ' and .the Legislature '..has therefore wisely determined . to - do all possible to protect the forests. The text of the proclamation Is as follows: Whereas,'an act passed by the Leg islative Assembly of the state of Ore gon, at Ms seventeenth regular session. entitled An Act to Protect Timber and Other Property from Fire,' con tails, the following: "Section 1. If any person shall ma liciously, with Intent to injure any Toth er person, by himself or any other per son, kindle a fre on bis own land or the land of any other person, and by means of such fire the buildings, fences, crops or other personal property or wooded timber lands of any other person shall be destroyed or Injured, he shall, on conviction, be punished by a fine of not less than twenty dollars nor more than one thousand dollars, or by imprison ment in the county jail not less than three months nor more than ' twelve monthl, according to the aggravation of the offense. ! ' .' "Section 2. If any person . shall, without malice, kindle any fire in any field, pasture, enclosure, forest, prairie or timber land not his own. without the consent of the owner, and the same shall spread and do damage to any buildings, fences, crops, cord wood, bark or other personal property not his own. or to any wood or timber land ript his own, he shad, on conviction, ftr pun Ished by a fine not less than ten dol lars &or more thanone hundred dollars and costs, according -to the aggrava tion of the offense, and shall stand committed until the fine and costs are paid. ' ;;: . . .- -.':..;"': .':",' ? J- "Section 2. -Any person who shall enter on the lands of another 'person r the purpose of hunting and fish ing, and snail, without the consent of the downer of . said lands, kindle any fire theireon. shall ' be punished by a fine of nbt less than - ten dollars nor: more than one hundred dollars, and If such fire be kindled maliciously, and with, the intent tONjnjure any other per son, such offender shall be punished by a fine of not less :tht twenty dollars nor1 more than two hundred and fifty dollars, or by Imprisonment In the county Jail not less than thrVe months nor more than twelve month "Section 4. Any person or who shall will fully set fire to wooded country or forest belonging t the state or the United States, or to any person Or persons, shall be deem ed guilty of a misdemeanor, and upon conviction before a court of competent jurisdiction,' shall be punished by a fine not exceeding one thousand dollars, or Imprisonment not exceeding one year, or by both such fine and Imprisonment, provided, that nothing herein contain ed shall a pply to any person who fa good faith sets a back fire to prevent the extension of a fire already burning. "Section 5. Upon any prosecution ander this act, one half of the flne im posed shall be paid to the . person who first gives information thereof to the district attorney for the district In which' the offense IsvcommHted, and the other moiety Shall be paid to the county treasury for the benefit of the common sehool fund of the county In which said fine is collected. "Section 0. It Is hereby made the duty? of the Governor of this state to issue a proclamation on the flrt day of July reach year, calling public at tention to" the provisions ( , this act and warning all persons against violat ing; the samei It Is also th dirty of each circuit judre of this state to read the provision of this act to, each grand Jury when charging them.as. to the: r duties. . ' - "Now. Therefore, I. T. T. Ger, Gov--rnor of the state of, Oregon, do here by direct the attention of the public to Jie crimes and miRdemeanors declared n this act. with the pennies pre-ril-d. and warn all proin to abstain from violating all or any of Its pro-j Visions.1 ' V-"' ' "Done at the CapltoI.St Salrm. Ore-; ton, this first day of J.ufy. In the yf-r if our lvrd. oie thousand nine hundre d and two. ? . " . . ' "T. T. GfTKR. , .. t (j'oK'rn'jr. "By lh Governor. , . ... "F. L DUNBAR. ! "Secretary of State." - Legal Blanks, Statesman Job Office. Legal Blanks, Statesman Job OfScs. New Today The;. Statesman Pub. Co. has on hand several hundred copies of the OREGON CONSTITUTION. The price la .10 cents each as long as they last. WANTED Eggs and country butter; pay highest market, price cash. Sa lem Creamery. Co, 225 Commercial street. REPORT CARDS One - school report cards are printed to fit the school register. The price are: ' Twelve cards for 10 cents; twenty-nv for 2C .cent; one hundred fur 75 cent. StsiteamaA Publishing Co . Salem, Ore MONEY TO LOAN ON IMPROVED farms and city roperty ait per cent , per annum; no commission. Please call on or address Eugene Breyman. Xltemetnber the place, 270 Commer cial street, one door north of States man nice. OSTEOPATHY. OSTEOPATHY DRS. WYCKOFF ALBRIGHT-Twenty months gradu ates of the American Scholl of OsU patby and A. T. Still Infirmary. Dr. Wyckoff is the only gentleman grae uate of osteopathy In Salem. Prac tice established In Salem since 1S9? Hours r to 4. Phone Main 2721. Odd Fellows Temple. v i LEGAL. NOTICES. NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS. Sealed bids will be received by the County Surveyor of Marion county, Or egon, up to 1 o'clock. August fth, 1902. and then publicly opened in the pres ence of the County Commissioners' Court, for the construction of a Howe truss bridge across the Ablqua river on the Sllverton and Marquam. road, and also fori retlmbering the Lelchty bridge across Pudding river on the Sa lm and Sllverton road.' j Separate bids will be deceived. The bidder must deposit I per cent of the amount of his bid as by law required. Plans and specifications can be seen at the county surveyor's office. The County Commissioners Court reserves the right to reject any and all bids. B. B. HERRICK, Jr, County Surveyor of ,: Marion county. Oregon . . By W. J. CULVER. Deputy. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT OF AD MINISTRATRIX. . Notice Is hereby .given that on the 7th day of July, A. D. 1002, the County Court of Marion county. Oregon, duiy apiolnted Susan E. Jones, of said Mar lon county, the administratrix of the estate of S. R. T. Jones, deceased, and having qualified as required by law. all persona having claims against said estate are hereby notified to present them with the proper vouchera as by law required, to the undctslgned at Kalmi. Orfcon. within ;. tx months from the date'of the first publication of this notice. Dated at Salem, Oregon, this 7th day of July, A D. 1902. . ' SUSAN E. JONES. " s Administratrix, . EXECUTOR NOTICE." - " Notice is hereby given that the unde signed by an order of the county court of Marlon county, Oregon, has been ap pointed as exWutor of the estate of Mary J. Williams. deceased. All per sons having claims afralnst such estate are required -, to pr-sent them' within si months from the date of this notice, with the proper vouchers, to the under signed at the office of Geo. G.. Blng harn, Salem, Oregon. 1 , f Dated this 12th day of July, 1902. HENRY L. BARKLEY. FEUriYROYALi PILLS i mt CIIICHMIKH'S N;l.l! T. nM '.HI. Idtv,. ... ltrm1 af . i HI l IM 2 " fartlMlaM, TmImmiU. 4 Rttf fr lMtiM.'m ww, j r. Hops Hops Hops . If you are Interested In bop newt and prices. It will pay yoo to get tb reporta of the . N. T. HOP REPORTING CO.. ':i 88 Whitehall St New York Clll. EMMET WELLS. Pen, Manager. SHOT AT THE MONKET . w. R. Anderson's monkey, which hs developed a fondness for roaming about towiCStppeared at tne residence of Jc. Baumgartner ' yesterday morning., and frtgbtenedMrs. Baumgartner and the baby. In oder to drlv the animal away Mr. Baumgartner brought ' out his shotgun and fired a couple of 'loads of fine blrdshot at the .'lAonk. but at too great a distance toxia serious dam age. ;,;. PROSPERITT ' THE ISSU Prosperity Iathe Issue is thetitle of the great speech of United Semitor Jacob 11. Gallingfr, of New Ilampshi recently delivered In the Senate at Washington. s - The speech has been Is sued In document fprm by the Ameri can Protective Tariff League. Send postal csrd raqaest for free eopy.'Ask for Document. No. IS-NAd dress W. F. Wakeman, General Secretary, 135 West 23d Strjet. New York. . , , IN THE PRQBATE COURT "t -...' BaaaaBBSaaBBj INVENTORY Oil THE J. fi. NYE estate filed by ' the aipj:ai.si;r.-. 1 D. C. Thomas, William Andernm and rv-njimin Simpsrn yesterday fild,' In the Marion county probate court. th-:r inventory Uon the estate of J. S. Ny, d-esNl, appraii1ncr the efta'Je. . cfn sihtinc of both r4.I and torsional prop erty, at 2.7. . J. I. Crabtrec, F. M. -M'c Daniel and E. A Baker also filed th-ir lnrnlory ur'n the estate of O. II. P. Darby. de:cs'sod. appraising the jsame, at e NO MILITIA THKRE. -WASHINGTON. July 2S-Act ording lo present, In ljcafp.ns very few. If any. tt the National Guard ngotzailrn ot the various will participate In th prcr-'w:d extensive mrtfiivfn of the regular army at Fort Riley, Kani, the latter part of Sptembr. "dm. mu Wonderful Han Treatment, '." 1. I . This wondt-rful "tl herbs. rwl bu.ls, bsrk and rttrtaln.'!", that sn fnnrfiir "- known to medical scienee in this country. Tbrouch the ue ef these hurml.- r-m- dim. litis famous doctor. knows th acti at over Sou dttttrent n-m.l4-a whlcb h- sucosfu)ly uw'i in different Ow,i Urn guaxsBtees to care catarra. aatnuia. wok, throat, rnctimatism. nervunii.s Miuiiiol, liver. kiUnvjr. . bladtler. f-it-trouble. Jrwt manUood. an rlvio dl ..-; baa hundrvda of teoumonials. Charrae moderate. Call and see hlm.Cossultstlon free. r Uenta out of the city write fr blsnk ant circaisr. Kncioac Mania d4rr The C ile.Wo CUIn Mltcino Co.. li-a 1'tolr oirvri, I uruuu, vrrua. jatniiva 'rtm Italian Prunes.7 1 lba CSo. Pstit Prunes, 8 lbs. . SSo, Pink Boans, 10 Ibss 25c. -Small Whits Btsns, 8 lbs- .. ' . 25o. :. . ' Good Flour, per sack . 70o : :- Black Figs, psr lb. Good Cooking Molasses, per gatton. Fancy Table 8yrun,'pr gallon, &0o Good Cooking Molasses, pr gallon, 30 Scotch Oats, per pkg, : io Bulk Coco nut, 15e pr lb. Macaroni No. 1, largo size bosos, whits or ysllow, psr box, 35c Jumbo Mush, 2'., lbs. 4 pkg a, 25c ' x ... Bring us your butter and eggs. We pay highest market price, cash or mer chandise. M. T. RINEMAN 122 State Street. Telephone 1J1 rg!S. C. STONE, n.D, STOIIE'S DRU& STORES ' 8ALKM, OR. , The stores (two In number) arelo eated at No. 235 snd 297 Com.met'clnl street, and. are wll stocked with a complete line of drugs and tneillclnes, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes, etc. v . - t-r qwwv. ' ' t- Has had"som"2f yearsT cxiwrlence'ln the practice, of mcdhtne and now makes no charice for cobsultatlon,' cx- Aminatlon or prcscrlptlri. . He does a cash business. He. neither buys on time nor sell On lime. Iedg-, era. 'Journals, day-bnoksi bkkeei.erS. bill collet-tors, and all the modern lirar phernalla of c redit 1 rug stores, are un known In his business, hence a -full utrx k land correct prices. . vi.it DR. JORDAN'S catari UUSEUU 0F.iinflT0UY( isi nurriTmruicisci.ciu . Tfc IJKr- Aaanaalcal Miww la W fc........ "-- ImM- fts.vnacia otxtasrs CF till o a Wf" 9 ITMIIJI til mum f "MmHf f i S aamMMka M,m ! Bmwi r A I fl? S H TnaMMlYMtiimt aisai. I If il A h- mmpmm. a T .T V r 1 li V fx" m . -i J I 11 r .Mb, It U. Jvaal HVki I'M A Ciiiiiitr "it r On.!.. - a, A Pmmlm In ''r . . ' .. w ... . jr..., .,!. V . .Jll.l.l tMmwn. " ,h . - - W m taMicr. muju sasa. IK m b ft lMaa t ail m os josnsM a co- icsi si an at si., s. r. lielf-tonea and Zincogra phs TKa Datt-Nothlntf ! Yoscmilc EnnmCf Co. . . Luhar and .'. Eara)vara of " Printing Flatea Monlgomrr !t., 9- V. WILIIOIT SPRIiJQ r Finest Health and . Pleasure Resort Ntir real oral I, tnr sllor'nt ths lrjf". 'A lMllfnl rtrw ,ormff'i miltnir. 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