Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, May 08, 1889, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textcr THE CAPITAL TSVJSXJKG- .TOTJBNAIi. THE CAPITAL JODRSilL iffm.ISIIKI)l)AII.V,KXCi:iTHO.VDAY, nv tub Capital Journal Publishing Company. (inconi"rn'cJ fcnUred (it the pmlofflw nt Ktlciii,Or.,n fcoond cIhm imitltr. CLARE B.IRVINE, Manager. s? rotirtli imKe for twin of fulwrlp- '"liunlM-intnl to In-iire Insertion (for thJ wine l!ij "Mould be lmndid In by I O?rrtiin!on-c conliilnlnr n-j of lit tTMl bikI linporUinif l ilwlrwl fn)lii nil p,Sltlnni"HI - lM to..nony...oUK ,.'ned nlS rTouwn lire It b) -U,l cnnl rcii-M. r by word left nt thin "gpHncn iiuinUr- win ireeotinpplloi- "'uVo.cornrT Court mid Liberty Strut. WKIlNIMMY IAk M.J.KU. tiii:t.ii.i: ii::ai:i.k. The Ort-oi iiiu deals out the fol lowing truth t" Unit t -fro,' to cver.v community, thct Ic beare-: "It U notalwayn pr idcit to H.y what you think, hut tin- in in w o rcfi.itil what he heard ha- tin- uni- ''i'oii to know (hat lili t-.l -beat ,', m-ih ono to ci li.j. mill I'll- oi'ht t prison and miy tc id h'ui to t!u jrnllowH. 'I'ho i.li-'K.- eriiiisimc.. of woe loaccouiii "or In iI'Ih woild and thin chapter of home life coven a woful ep'.Hoil . Tin- t'tn-itit i (i dangerous inciincr, id tin1 uIm limn. (V,'Ic'h uonln mid Ihi' ii-pi-tl tion of tiicin have winii'lu teriliili coimcipierec :. Take It nil around II Is a lamentable ncrti.icwe and teachc- several lessons I lint should ho learned without mirh fciil'iiUHus-tratlon." -i 111; (iiii.vr low i:it. The H'llel low.r at I'.i'ls Imi ! ! smiled at ns the sic it folly r the world's exposition, but the "Jaul inaulklii of Iron llncails possesses a value apart to u It o-.teiiintloiis Ill-Mi. (Mu iiiflit ni'sialic It at a iIIhI nee for i be i-lo-i-pucil w-allolil of ail eli-cifli- P'.lil, In- on a closer up-pioiH-h it Ik seen to be a diiilir; in.'ii nnu'iital aehluveiiK it. I-'imhi IN hi.'jheil ;i leoiiy ihcro Is visible u beautiful p uoraiiiti of seventy miles of hills, rlvi'is lakes, towns it Mil lunulas, which no painter can pi. ire on eanvas, no poel traii"e I he in veiso. The summit, at .i total hi';ht of nearly o.ie Uiouh.uuI feet, or iieai ly ilouhie that of the Washing ton monument, and ne.uly slx hundieil fiet holier th..u St. Trier's In Itouie, will be utilied for sclcnllllo pin poses, llic public helm H'tmllled to ascend only aoollt two tlilriU of the way In elevators, which win provble trnuspoilatlou lor iuciny-iio I HHund persons t nl.y. liestaurauts and salisms will en able pleasure parties to spend days in the air. The nhscivntnry will be employed for expel linents touching spectroscopic and telhule rays for vegetable, ehemlstiy, nieleoioloijy, atntospheilo electiielty and optical telegraphy. The total weight of the tower Is iViiMi tons, and the total cost fl.OOOOO,). Fijaiki has called a constitutional convention for the Ith of July, un der the belief, or, at lcat, the Iiojh.', that the lifty-llist congress will ad mit her to the nloii of slates. She accordingly u Mies to le ready with ler fundamental law. The terri tory, If we may ciedit the governor's last report, is thrhinj. That docu ment represents the population to bo "over lOO.On'l," which w. ulil ho a trebling sincu t.SH. The valuation ofiih.x.'i-'eil propel (y last year was $21, OOO.dOO. and this is thought to be-only about -i thitd of theaciunl cash value. Of course the chief In dustry Is mining, and the product it yields is about M),(Mr),00() a year from sl'ver, lead and gold. Agriculture is gradually increasing in im-poiuuee. Hon ci.lliUd,ri.eItopeinakcr. Melody. Uajn ,,,,, conls d all skill T'-c L'ngllMi tongue mu,t be very nglle ,, uj ,KH,Uvcly cures piles that can "twl.t" uround nil of I rofeor ijo Ki. Ith guaranteed Vit-cctirltci-without jfcttin ciiu?ht f) . r,rkh.niUMUott, or money In thc.w.M. Thl.N the remarkable poem . rt.f71(e,(j jrjcc 05 centf( ,,er box. I" Ml- I For silo by J)anlel J. Iry, tlrug- Whcnn li (era twl-tlng will twlt him n , gst tw-IM, I . i'or the twrlntltie hli twist, he three tlmei I'ortiatld.Or., January 12. dnthcntri-.i Having a severe back ache last Hut If jneof the twine of the twim Uoth , lmimt.r, I tried the Oregon Kidney 'large irou-hentlng drum can be I Some .Ulitern.lu,,. ' UjAmnSul made. In this drum a fdlghtcoal Toj)r. Wallace of Oxfonl, i:n8lnnd,ln- .,..." urnuZ Mires ulcers, salt fire Is lighted, and the ordinary fuel , cribed that wonde-.til nlliiemthc prod" ri,cu,n, fevcr sores tetter chapjietl door above and the drau door oeiow Ix'injrpropeily adjusi.tl, the cumu lative heat utneration Itesiii" in stantly. Jf not stopped by re-ad- Justmentof the doors it will goon indennltely, almost to the full rctl heating of the coinainin veel or drum. It Is clearly the air that is burned, the oxygen of the common atmns nhere conslittii:nv the fuel. There can lie nocxhaux.lon of the supply of nlr with its conuiined oxygen, and, as no artificial hlat or other mecliaideal agency Is lectured- to feed the air, it constitutes a elf creallug lla'me. It is only requisite to cheek the supplj of air so as to avoid cumulative eHcct otherwise there would eleaily be a steadily in crealns dr.'ft to fttd the Ih'tiie, and a degree of heat '.x yond any capaci ty to apply it. ir. v. mAttiiewg. F. L. AINSWORTU. II lit wl 'I, The twln tliatuntuMcthj untwlstcth the iwlne. LTntw-tlnK the twine that untwlstctli be tween The twirl Willi his twliternnd two In the twine, Then twice lmlnir twlted '.he twines of the twine, Hetwl lelh the twine he had twlnul In the t alii. The twain tint In twlstlnz betoie In the twine As twin- wore Intwlstcd, he now doth en twine Twlxt tlic L-iIn (.utcriwistliiK a twine more between Hi, IwImiIiiv Ills tt.lri'cr, luakesii twlt ui the iuln. "snt.vi's." An Impoilaiit decinion wis ren deied in the clicuit coutt at Mur .slialltowii, Iowa, recently, in a suit brought to collect a 110(0 given for '' Bohemian'1 oats. 'I'ho defeiiMi was that the note was given for an ille gal tiansaction, and iiiaelieally eou stiluted a gambling contract. The Jin y after being out all night ren dered a vet diet for the defendant, thus declaiiii' (he note void. An appeal was taken by the plaint!!!'. The swindle wase: tenslvely worked both in Illinois and Iowa, and as thousands of the notes aio still out standing, the course of the case in the higher courts will be watched with' Interest. In the meantime, the safe-it way Is to lot "Itohemlaii" oats severely alono. iiiiat wmiour rn:i The accepted theories of heat gen eiatlou limit the 1M of nmlciluls fiom which heat may Ih produced I -Itll .1 .. I A .. . . f niiiiiciai means in mo MiliMuilcos known as fuels. Audthee fuels mo almost w holly coullued to Hie vail oils foi ins of eai'xiu, oigaule or In organic, vegetable or mineral. Not to enter on the iiiostju whether mineral eat bous, coal and oil aiv derived from oigaule bodlis or not, wo need only consider them as min eralized fuels. And as in organic fuels, whether vegetable, in In woody tissues, or as eailKinaceous matter In the form of anlniid oils, they hum and gio heat In Milet propnitlou (o the carbon they eon tain. Wo have, therefoio in our wisdom, been attempting much lately In the way of keeping up the stock of these nrcame fuel-, hy plant ing forests, and by een making siniw up lino eal.es, MKo tile tilled jK'at of the fiugal Icelanilers. Hut there has now eouu fe'ward tliolHiM Invention of a now Mitinv of heat; an ovor.ptvr.ent maleilal, and u M.lf-aetlng pukvns of uilug It, almost. It is a heat geuoiator that consumes, little of any form of fuel, its wo now detluo that word. At least, It rvi'tilivs honiooly nioiv than tlio iiniUih that hjhls a :,as Jot f hot It goluj. It does not jiivduce or generate auv lui,ort..m iii.uily of tliiHirtlliirry iinsluois ,f comhusilon neither mnoUe, nor eirtsmlo and, iiorulu. It will no, U noe.v.ury toiHill the HMliliKth. i euviullvas gits works do, nor will It U neoev nary to eumlicr the 'dewalkH with uIi.Ik:.m orai.h-e..rt. Yet thelnat Uas (Kvihlto and j,vuulno as tu heal from uiitlirauito tt I in l.ln.i furmuv. It w III warm a Imui-o thor. O.silof the nearest living lelatives ol'Oeoi'go Washington Is undoubt edly I.awienco L. Ilutler ot St. Louis. Mr. Ilutler Is closely con nected on both the paternal and ma ternal sides with the father of our eoumry, mid po-iso-.es a, number of most valuable and luteiestiug relics of (ieneral Washington's fauiilyand other colloidal heroes, now In any piivntc collection. "II. V." Hut of Hate. Theio is ipilloa change In the re leligio. of tlio people since the time when every man who oxpiess ed a deteimliiatlou to do a spccilled notion, added levuiently, I). V. Dee volunto, or (ioil willing. At the opening of navigation on tlio Hudson looontlj a gentleman tole gr.iilutl ton filoutl in Albany tlia ho would "lip theio on Tuesday ue.vt, I). V." The merchant dhl not understand the letters; had never mvu thorn lieforu in such a position, anil eould make nothing out of It. Ho consulted all his neigh bo m In vain. At last one of them had a blight thought, ami he cried out, "l'o got it. 1). stands r,.r Diew and V. for Vibbard. iJo means he'll got hero on Thursday by the deanier Drew or by the I'haunoy Vlbbaid," The inoiehant wont homo ushuuiod of his dullness, A r'orluue in Water. Most of you know that aiuapura Is often an o.Kiislve Item In the pivserlpthm which the druggist obligingly tills. A doctor of my ac quaintance has a way of saving his patient' money in this manner, which strikes mens very original. When he wrote tint a presoriptlon forme the other day, I remarked to lihu that medicine was a very ex ponMvo luxury. Ho astonished mo by Niylng In leturu: "Have .ton uld jour water tax?" "Yos," Mltl I. "Haveyou plentv of water?" "Yiv.." "Then I will give you the pro- Why should Sampson have made an excellent acloi? 5cc.me he could so easily biing downthehoiise. The new superintendent of cen sus formerly came from Chicago, and it seems probable tliat Chicago's population will be placed at -1,000, 000 and St. ) nils' at L', IS.1'. "I declare it's a shame," said a young man to bissweethcart. "The mosquitoes are so bad when we go out driving, that you have to wear a veil, ami the idea of dilving with a girl who wears a veil!" A wrilei fiom Chihuahua, Mexico says lie attendul a dance where he saw a sign over the door w Inch said: "Xo geni Ionian admitted without pints on." The Mexicans arc a veiy proud race. A icportor fiom the Louisville convention of spiiitunlists, says: "Many of the spiritualists theie think inanimate tiiiii.vs such as lloweis, have souls. The perfume, they say, is the sphit of plants.'' Tin: i"-o of corr.igatul iron for dwelling houses is now being recom mended, it being urged that they would be much cheaper than houses, of Illicit oi'Sione. being lined with wood, they would necessaiily bo wmm in winter, and to have them cool in summer the plan of the well known I ndian tiungaloo IsMiggosted. A, I). Muish was judge at the democratic piimary. A oung, smooth-faced fellow ollbied his vote and .Marsh asked him if he was old enough to vote. "Yes," s;1Vs the fellow, "I am U'l." "How do yi.u know."' 'Well, I have had the sovon-year Ueh tin ec times," was the respon"o. He voted. Cclina Obsoi ver. "James," .said the village jeweler, "in ethcruauy weddings to take place in the neighborhood Mt'inV" " I'hoie are two to conic oil" next week," said tlio clerk, and the jeweler s.U dow u at once and wrote an order foi two doon picklo castors with piivilogoof exchanging twenty-two of them for something eKo within thirty days. ,flf I gate you a pound of metal and ordered ou to make iho most out of it, what kind of metal would you .selccf.'" asked a well-known Jeweler, "tiold of course," was the prompt reply. "I'd prefer a pound of stool," said the jeweler, "and I'd have It made Into hair spilngs for watches. A pound of smell spiings would sell for an even ?! 11),IKM." I'ho fuvoiito body soruuit of (Jen Tea, I uetl one can, which ell'ected a tallica! cure. 1 would iccoiiiiiicihi it to all who are alilicted as an un failing remedy. Juue.s Acn. Sold by D. W. Mathews. A man without character is al ways making a fuss about having it vindicated. TIIEIIt MM.USS IIOUUI.Mi. Probably no one thing has caused such a great levival of trade at Dan iel J. Fry's Drugstore as their giving away to their customers so many free "trial bottles of J)r. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Their trade 1 simply enormous in this very valuable article from the fact that it always cures and never disappoint". Cough-, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, Croup, and all throat and lung dis eases quickly cured. You can test it before buying hy getting a trial bot tle lice, large sfze 51. Every bottle wan anted. Matthews & Ainsworth REAL En "i" a X r Anil AGENTS A good many Kansas men have been cntiiely cured of their preju dice against water by going to Okla homa and paying ten cents a diink for it. Fl'UCII. The transition from long, lingering and painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch in the life of the in dividual. Such a remarkable event is Measured In the memory and the agency whereby the good health has been attained is greatfully blessed. Icnce it is that so much is heaid in praise of Electric JSitteis. So many feel they owe their lestoration to health, to the tiso of the Great Al terative and Tonic. If you are troubled with any disease of Kid neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or short slanding you will surely lind relief by use of Electric Uitteis. Sold at oOc. and 51 lie." bottle at Dan iel J. Fry'.s Duigstoiv. Why do thieves lead a comforta ble life? J localise they take things easy. When all other remedies fail, Ore gon Kidney Tea comes to the front llKe a true, faithful fiiend. For Kid ney and miliary doubles, such as pain in the back, mucous and milky discliarg'.s, brick dust deposit in the urine, loss of appetite, weakness, and general debility, Oiegon Kidney Tea has no equal. It never fail's and being of purely egetable com position docs not injure the system. Sold by 1). W. Mat'hew s. Office Over Capital' National Bank, . OREGON! SAIvE M F IJci Five iici-o lots in (he beautiful "Garden City intuition to Salem just east of the city, i . m h ,i f r, il. P mil, and Home sites ! Call early and get your choice, o will sell jriltOL..... x, -....T ------ city and suburban lots and farms ol all uehcnnuoiis. MATTHEWS & AINSWORTH, Real Estate Agents. you New Butcher Shop AT No. 216 Commercial Street ANGEViXE & HANSOME. Have opened up . llrst-el is butcher shop nt tlio above location, where they will be pleased to sene tlio people with tho ciioic'Evr and liusr jii:ath of nil klnd thui the market nirouls. (live them n cull and bo tominced of tho superiority of their meats. SCinoiN deliM'iedliee. DO YOU EAT? If you do, call at the W. C, T. U. RESTAURANT intheopeia house block, wheie you can lid a (,'ood clean mealat any timeol day or evening. This icstaumtit Is under new miinatrc nicnt and sutlsiactlon Is Kuaiantccd. IW erj thing is In lliht-class shape. Mr.nnd Mrs. H. n IIOW'AHl), Tho Xcw -Mtinaireis. rn ic Salem ilstract AND- LAND COMPANY, Have removed to building adjoining Thompson' jewelry store on Commercial street. Titles Investigated, Money to Loan. Land for Sale. Houses for Rent CALL AND SEE US. Josh Hillings, say.s one of the fnnnie.st .seene.s lie ever tee'd, wiib two old maids waitin' on one Mck widower. Ahiajs Yuuii. Why U my wire so puclous In my sight? Is It bfMiitsu hi r ejes aio alwavs lulght, And gnueiind inoilestr me In licrnlr? Nether, liillux v me, t hough sheVery fair, .-MVT.ij,iuu4s,iii wuiiaiieiirueiuieiiea: "This crowing old, I Had, is all miction, Mmelormno sent me '1'nvoilto l'tescili. lion.'" l)r l'lercu's f unoiis rciniily of thl nuiiio Is, luilitd. a iieilict spiviiu! lor "female weakness," and kindled uilments. lty druggists. Cleanse tho U i r, stomach, bowels mid whole stfia b using Dr. l'rleo's Toilets In the lives of "Twelve Good Men," we fail to see any leferenee to ourselves-. Hut, wo are not dead yet hy a long shot. A gentleman who had Killered groat annoyaneeand pain from Har- UL'ls Hell, and who Imil Iwon tr,..il...l hvthohes-t iihyolelans, without re llel, saythattohottles ofDutard's Speeille cured hhn and left his face peiieetly Miiooth, without a t-ear. It never fails in t-kin diseases. Sold hv 1). V. Mathewx. BRIGHTEN YOUR HOMES Hy lep.ipoilng and decorating your lesl doncc. for material go toSaigeant's Va riety Stoic, who carries tho latest styles and patterns In Wall Paper. Hoi dels and Dccoiatlons. Taper trimmed lieo of cliai go. .i iuio uue oi BABY CARRIAGES alw-aj s on haml,besldesa laigo assortment of new goods too numerous to mention "WM. SAROEANT, Variety Store, Commercial St., Salem. Ebl-AllMbllKD HY NATIONAL nn AUniOlllTY leCapital National Bank SALEM - - - OREGON. Capitol Paid up, - - - $75,000 Surplus, ...... 10,000 U. S. WALIiACi:, - - President. W. .MARTIN, - Vice-President. .1. II. AI.lir.HT. ..... Cashier. DIRtCTORSi W.T.Or-iy, W.W.JIaitln, J. il. Mai tin, U. S. Wallace. Di. A.Cusiek, J. H. Albert, T. McT. Patton. LOANS JvIADE io rarmeis on wheat and other market. iiu4o iiii.uiii.-L', i-onsigneu or in store, either In private gniMaricsor puoi H. F RANKIN'S Paint Shop No. 'SAX Commercial St. O House and Carriage Painting, Sign writing, IMper hanging and decorating, Wall tinting and kill sonuning executed in the latest style. Experienced Workmen Employed. Satistaction Guaranteed. Call and see ns hetoro yon let your work. Oregon House! Corner Mill and Summer Sts,, The building fonneily occupied by the Hoj s' Hoarding Hall has been thoroughly rcnosntedanrt rerlttedand Is now opened to the general public: Hoard per tnral lloaidnnd lodging per day Jlu) Hoaidiuid lQdglug per week 4po I-'rce transportiitlon of passengers and baggage to and from depot. H. J. SHAHP, Proprietor. B oarderSI n.vono wishing A and co?y place, will find tho object ol th A' to board at a quiet heir beai eli nt rvIRS. M. A. THOMPSON'S, Cor. Ciicmekete and Liberty Sts., Salem, Where a lew select boardew can secure b oaid. il Pacific Rail 1 Bargain For GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE. TWO I-'AST TItAINS DAIIiV 1 NO CHANGE OF CARS SHORTEST LINE TO CHICAGO And all points Iiistvln St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. The Northern Pacific railroad Is the only line luniitnir Passenirer trains. Second class sleepers (fieo of ehaiijo) Luxurious Day concnes, I'uiunnn rainro rsieepmg iun, Palace Dining Cars, (meals 75c) from Porl laud to the cast. Keotlifslyour ticket rend via the Northern raano rauroaa nnu avoiu tue change of curs. illo warehouses. i State ami Countv Warrants Ilnimhl nl Pap Tryouaro nervous or irritable, foul' COMMERCIAI PAPFR lau-'uid. (lNniiti-d. or if vmi ......... s.ummLnv.iAL fAftK '1 Ho lay,..lu. l,ody onaut of (Jen-' Mek lu-adac ,o, sallow eolnplcxioi,; ! XwTMlfa eial lloulanrisau Aiuoriiaii iii'ro1 J"" nlk-iisivi' lui'.ith, then vour liver! n,I1,'1,V;'0.,''i-l'''i.lndon,Paris.1jerlln, naineit .InK-.s Simeon, wlio elalnw New Orleans as his biuhiilaee. .lilies was once a s-lave on the siiar plantation but wasfieed by the war, and then went north. There ho se cured euiiiloyinent as a servant to a French traveler, with whom he liilel.ly lenriiid the languai-e. Pul M'(iiintly he went to l'aiis, and tlieieniet l.o.'laner over two e.uN ai.o. Miii'o that tlino In. lmk li.u.n is mil ol ouier and need.s rmislmr. Dr. llenlev'.s D.i.idelion Tonic re stores the liver to healthy action and V'T. " ' h.e ollt iru hY-tem. Sold bv 1). . Mathews. Thk remedy is becoming w well Know n and mi popular as to need no special mention. All who have used Meeiiier.itters.stng tho same sonir oi pra u-e. a purer medicine does noi exist and it 1, guaranteed to do all liat is claimed. Klectric Hitters Hong Kong and Calcutta. the devoted serxant of that Individ. .V!' luro"1,li;,i - ortiie liver and u I li 'U'ys, will ivnioo jilmples, boils, SMll riieinn and other atlectlous O'tiiehis, HUeeallle, are liable to l',"1"i,,l '.v imprie IiUxhI. Willdiive stampede, but the filmiest thlnir '"'",, , 0"ll',l,.vsteinaud prevent h..y - U to rU, The leaief S '.STiff tti.RSSJ th- herd evidently thinks that his i anil ImlU-ilon try Elwtrie ffiw followers shou'd have some illwr. Knthv sattsiaction 'iianuit.Hil r Mi tim n on a long march from one iwa- m"L,ll,' ?!,1,lll!,,,l'U-""1!t,C0 60o,s- ail(l v to another, m, he lv,lly S'SXIc. M, ,U ,XU1 ' J Vr" l3 NiVvS.,CANT K v.'1'HKI) bv wa applications as they cannot iweh the diseased portion of the ear. t here N ,miy one way to cure TWENTY LOTS In North Salem Ilouse and lot corner Marion and 1.1th sheets ; extra farm eight miles trom foalein; eighty acres Uch land, evoii miles from Salem, 17 pel acre ; four hundred acres cloven miles east of Salem, one of the best improved in the countv, 30 per acre. For sale by ' THOMAS & PAYNE ;"iHtuSt Salem. MTOXT nnnni,inmi7r n inurai Leave PonlanU at 8 a. in. and 8:40 p. w. dallyurrive at Minneapolis or St. Puul at 0:05 p. in. , Pacific Division. Trains leave Front nuil a stieet dally at 11:55 a. m, and & p. in.; Arrive nt Tncomn nt 7:10 p m ano l::s a m arrive Seattle l):25n m and0:35p m. Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Oorsi elegant day coaches, finest palace dmlpg1 cars bctw ecn Portland, Tncoma and Seattle dliect. nnlly kcrrlce. A. I). OHAKL.TON Asst. Gen'l l'ass. Agent, 121 First Bt., Cor. Washington St., Poitland, Oregon. Depot Corner First andG Streets. 11 To Exchange for- SEE ORBGON , fin slowly but cnuvitilly turnlnir roiinll ainl round. In jive mliiutos the w hole t'ock Is doliij ihu s-auie, and ti.l,Cil.ff!fflJ,2JSlJ' " of frr I ., : i ..T." ,r..i""".V "win", w 10 tuf- .he,f inVubu;: "to,;,," sni.fic'a0 can oiler a Kifo ud ihhI v r....,o.ii i 1 l l.'l. !.... ' .'.."'. '-vj IHU l" .v. wi, MI11CU lit seilptlon dry, audit will clls you ! ' l quite a sl-lu. their Io.il' iilnm.s. V'Dy111' ltuid of M'venty.tlve wtvli'j; In the wind until theviMii- ;K"r,. '""I Hud U by coiistltu .Vnd 1 found tho dotoor xwlsoU,,U,,0,l"It '""U-o.m tlnlray. I''il" The ilisli.sii (:,... i.. ,,n.. ... ... .....v,,v- iiuv-L's linn iionai remedies. Doafn.sU Is ,lluj go ho rlw, w.'livtod with coinKV-ed ol ." ,. 'S...S..H-!.. lA-aincxs is cstuseil by an Intl.uued condition or the mu cus ii.u,,,, ul ,iu, iHstuohlau ttilio. ... -------" ii-iiL tTiirit in i innron nv rTf,rilon,,,,,ll laUien U , lief. few does atiorU Instant n- sold by I). W. Slntlmws Co. Urvat pieiiaratloiis have U-lid ' ll'1 lollewliii: letter was rwehVl bv i... !.':" i.'.' s..l"lv 1,1- !Hamwl you CflSI 15S?fl3 AIDI fl niadiMnlVrls for the pomvtheiv'lM.l'.vslclanrrx ma ,,,,, j.on, lu l,,,,.r. .uu" hen 'Vt T'"'! "! IWCfi UHLlI i.. .11 ----. .. , viiiiil'm nnriTiiip 'ap i n.t ..i.ni u zzzT- Tf 1NSURAIJCE n o m n a n T I Fire and Ma rine. JOH. AhllEUT, Agent, - - Salem, Oregon VT1?1 Li i A GOOD CHANCE (llirili.tf tllO KxiMVsliion nl iiW'll.l ' KIICW. Iinii'l i- in,- m.s.ll.,1.... t .. i. i'liw..l .!.,... i .,..'"" -..i..i-iJ . nnciTlljrtgi Utitct IiiUi-r MANtrnnn. Iron or l IT ,L , u;U , t'ounell lm onc. mw , ftr as to lHil l,. pl.yslml essl,ow- m' I i ., i & ,ulT r'1 W- $S2 iron or ntcil, and bylti own MtlC'tinniiiiurll) i'Uwuininof ilwimU ,lmt '' ttlim-Hiw bus ukvrulif1i.it i 1 , '" ! "' lu'ri"S will Ik.mU-. tor:.vi;:.0Jr'r n:lJx;n,Z.d,m!' " 'l " '" '-t ttf ' '"- l""u! J'diJ'dt SKHTEl Sril.ie'n ? SfeiSl'' u, ,10 nnxl hvut tint and almost a N.i"i",.,".,H 'f Vsl HV "In the writ' thin without e!ckt her fath. f ' H ".,.,!in, t,lirf- whllJ heat next. lUwiutam heat ; imIj UVs,." TlioliwUHy erlsxuUhy mb , . , ,,,,;,,' r NU w '" Kive one 1, ulrxnl dollars would in, tlr.iii.ir.. s.iir..... ..i. . eh on i nnu tuvn iiituiii.-K ri.i'.. .. . . f Miuie ami lutlueu- for any eao of .u.f..., ,. '. ""V , SSiv-nTrs -i-ss,-. . . dby.riKi , ,i i, u" "'.U...fi,,o.,peMtN ),,; IUMMW, ,.r,,bly wiarrf,, timl w i w.,noi cuK7 bv --V1X x SALE. U1nmlffi ,.,. . l; tviiur f i... vlil.,..u .luurtor. "" ,h1 ' llniwunt to U hy, , lkB Hall'. l'urrh tuv, ,u t, . lutVf-Vi -..i. r.. i H''" l ..',Uv'- .' M'MxvmhhutalU'ar.KW IIiUhL- what bhall i ,u. i.v ., for circular, tw kllul Ta Wwiuker Stons for ta. . "y -r-"-"wl,tVwiiwliUIuw.iiHlvrAllsl, YoUNfraf ,'J'l'IIWWlft IbWo Pperjr Ortl on "" S:or itartlriilaNcnli ( ,hfs o.ltw. Trucks and Drays. MORGAN & MEAD For Bargains IS Family Groceries Prorisions, Fruits Etc., no w THOMAS JHJRKOWS, Commorolal Stroot, Salem, Or. Couniry produce of all kinds nlways on hand, if you lm e not traded with me bc rore, I niiectfiuiy bollcit a trial believing I can bult you both In prices und quality. -l(l by (Iruifgbt.s, tj.. ' j m V t-XsUvrtW O.W, HlT, 'roptlur. m!d .Mrrtrv:JJ"1 ' nne new dn. n In that iT.T. , ifitJf,.re'do nil bull- .They gho tliefr ners,TT7 ' ol "'Me. all work. iw,LISrmu super vi.lon to trecu. '?wijiti tx punercial THE OLD RELIABLE llllokKlllltll nnd U'nmn m.lVpr. JollO Knight It, ii .iv fully established at bU new iu mens on i. bc-rty Mtrccu Ho usoa all tlio new met hod in Ills art und moke a specially of dlseu s or horko- feet. trunk Lyn. li li i charge of the waeon tleparu ai-nt and dm-s a general repairing biuiiuKs. 'liio gentlemen are too wll a nown for us io iry und recommend tbt ilr. inigtiv hu been b for!3yrft 1 One JiiindreduciCRof'ostm clear land, final lordl vldinguji Into mhiiII tracts, is only tliu'e-ronrlhs of a mile from Salem po' , olllce. l'rleo$S5perncie. THOMAS & PAYNE.