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About Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 18, 1889)
3W THE CAPITAL EYENTNG JOUKNAli. i- l? TliK CAPITAL JOURNAL. MJIILISIIEI) DAILY, EXUKITHUNDAY, nv thk Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporated.) Entered at tlio postofflcc nt Hulcm,Or.,a second-class matter. JACOB I. MITCHELL Manager. Hce fourth page for term of subucrljv lion. Advertisements to Insure Insertion (for tno same (lay) snoum uc banned in iy i o'clock. Correspondence containing ncv of in terest nnd Importance I desired from nil parts of the state. No Attention will bo wild to nnonymoiiH communication. Person desiring the Capital Jocknai. erved nt their houses can secure It by 1itl card request, or by word left nt this office. Hpeclmcn numbers scut freoonnppllcii tlon. omen, corner Court nnd Liberty Htrect. WEDNESDAY SKPTE.MIIKIt 18, I8SU Tiik Chicago Times Indulges in this sort of a trlpple pun: "Tlmt HGiintc committee him gone away Hind. It pulled down Its Vent, got out of Plumb, nuil Htld Kniewoll." "Anothiik Negro Lynched" Is the head line which coven n tele graphic paragraph from MifniftRippl. It Ih strange tlmt the typo lotmdcricH do not stereotype thin II no for rjoutl. crn nowH nnd give (ho printer boys that much innio"phat." THAT WONDERFUL. F.L1XIII. A story comes from Itciio, In con nection with the JJrown-Keriunrd elixir, which in good enough to be true, if It is not. The story runs thnt n rancher there hnd nn old 'uirse to which lie wns tnticli at- tuched, but which was down by the imiitiiitlcH or old age ho that It was all he could do to hobble along. In fact the poor old hoi-M! was a victim to nearly all the Ills that equine flesh is heir to. Knowing of the wondrous virtues claimed for the elixir, the kind hearted rancher made or procured some and tried It upon the old horse, and mark the result. The old fellow walked oil' with the erect head and lively gait of it colt, nnd with no sign of stillness or lameness, mid as the magic fluid circulated through Ills veins, the venerable Hucephiiliis broke first Into a trot, and then into a run, spilled his owner out of the buggy Into the stieel, kicked the dashboard into splintcre, and then broke for the country; nnd thnt wns the last that was mm'ii of him. I'M LIKE MY FATHER. Dit. Hautlktt has beaten Dr. Carver's ncord In breaking glass balls, which was (iO.OOO balls In six days, Dr. It. having broken 04, 107 in that lime. Ho the c untr.v may now be considered comparatively Hafe. 'Jlintrunsutluiilio steamship lines accumulate every year about GINK) steamer chnlrH, the personal property of passengers. They aro stored in a great warehouse In Hobokeu, and overy day come letters from owners asking thai they bo forwarded. Each chair Is marked with the owner's name when it goes aboard. Tin: estimated product of cereals of the state of Kansas this year Is its follews: Wheat, l(l,()(K),(MKI bushels; corn, i!7r,MM),000 bushels; oats, 00,000,000 bushels. This is n larger aggregate than ever before raised In the state and perhaps ex cels tlmt of any other state. Hx-ehange. It Is the theory of physiologists that the population of the world Is renewed once in about thirty-three years, that is to my that three tliou "iintl million persons tlio every crntury. Of these theie may be a few bundled thousand good men whose memory survives them half n year. There are a few authors who me heard of in the next generation. A scientist who has Ihm'H so for tunate as to make n valuable dis covery Is embalmed In the biograph ical dictionaries, and is so made known to the men of science or to theetiilous of the succeeding cen tury. A Homer, never Identified, tlio only prize poet of his epoch, lives on Into what a modern lyrist calls the "deathless ages," which count as nothing in the broad roll of eternity. History transmits to posterity the names of those who have ruled over great nations. Tlir.itilaro about $7.(10 per capita of money In circulation in the United Btntes, and the farms in Kaunas passing into the hands of eastern capitalists on an average of 600 per day; while more than two uu.n..u ...nib iiu. fiiunlrv seek ing work. Has not tho "Hitzzard Circular" plot coino to be realized, of capital controlling labor by con trolling tho money market? Tin: men who declare against a form of government which permits the administrators of said govern ment to rob the people tiro called traitors and anarchists; but, the men who administer the laws and make them to rob, and who do rob the people by these laws or legal en actments are called statesmeut, pa triots and great political philan thropists. Funny, isn't it? Hi'OKANi; Falls has u street cable railway the rope of which Is pulled by water power. There is plenty of the power to spare, for the cable, which Is !W,o00 feet long, is whisked through the channels at the rate of nine and a half miles an hour. This is pretty rapid travel ing for street cars. Tho fastest tlino uiado In other el tics Is about six miles an hour. Tho Kpoknnu line Is probably the only street-car system in the world operated by water power. Tin: lepoilsof the four Admirals on the staleot the ICugllsh navy no doubt created a profound sensation In England, but much that they say Is not news to those who have followed Hlr Charles Hercsfoul and other critics of the Drills!) naval establishment. If a very large ap propriation to build additional ships had not Ufi) Just made by (Ireat Krittnln we might assume that tho documotit was merely disseminated to create a sentiment in favor of a Parliamentary grant; but under the circumstances wo ant fonts I to lv lleve that the Kngllsh Admirals ait) telling the truth, and that the llrltlhli navy Is not all that some of Its admirers fondly supwed It tol Tin: great waves which recoup against wharves and piers and houses and well-made mads, and ruined them from Manhattan bench to Lnpo .May. wtro caused ty a Tiiiim: aro thoso who never forget a lost one. There aro widows who never remarry and never lay aside their mourning. There are mothers who never forget their dead child ren; friends who never cease to lament their departed friends. Jiut neither widows, mothers, friends nor orphans can stay the dread tor rent of oblivion which sweeps over all, leaving only a glimmering hope of Immortality. What would the poets do without the oblivion us a theme and the mournful changes rung upon It under tho heads "iro more," "Nevermore," "Loved onco" and terms of similar import. The "Nevermore" of Kdgar Poo Is like a death's head at a feast. "They never loved who dream that they loved once," says Mrs. Browning, who evidently did not believe in oblivion. And who can forget the words of Longfellow's "Hyperion?" No more! Oh, how mystically mournful aro thoi-o words. They sound like tho roar of the wind through a forest of pines. (invmi.voit Hovnv of Indiana Is In favor of pensioning everybody. In a recent speech he said: Our revenue on distilled spirits, fermented llipiors and tobacco for the year ending June .'10, 1SS!), amounted to nearly ouo hundred and thirty millions of dollars -SIL!),- 00:1,0011111 amount that Is greater than would bo necessary to give 1,000,000 veterans a pension of $8 per month for life, and defray all other expenses of the pension de partment. This Is the tax against which the Bout hern states aro ar rayed In Congress m solid phalanx. Do not say that that therevenuo de rived from whisky and tobacco is a tax upon tho people of the United States. Tho iisoof both Is vicious, anil tho revenue Is collected alone from thoso who Indulge In their um. Admit that their uo is either a luxury or a vice, they would lo used to the same extent whether a reve nue was derived from them or not, and In the last six years this revenue alone has doubled the total expenses of the pension department. Yesterday, the annlversiry of Mexico's independence, was cele brated throughout tho country, tin ineiiso crowds tilled tho stnvts of tho city, cheering for President Dins as "tho apostle of tho nice." TOOK TIIK WKONH MKD1CIXK. Tho Foollaliness of Persons Wlio LI to Un der an Ancestral Shadow, "I'm just Hko my father; I shall die young." Tho speaker was playing tho arrant fool, and I told him so, writes Harkley Harkcr In 4l.n V.. V.U YtTnnl.1.. II.. .a n LI, . . , ... vuu nuiv A ui jv t cuniv. ..u nns u uiv i Lifeiiui ( ailing, had been for some months off color. I called on him In his sick-room and found him much depressed. Ho had tho notion that ho had Inherited "a short-lived consti tution," whatever that may be. Tho life Insurance people had asked him, in their curious catechism, whether he resembled his father or his mother tho more strongly, and if cither, which. This was a revela tion to him; ho had never thought of It be fore. II o concluded that he resembled his father, who had died at thirty years of ago. My friend Is already forty-six. His phy sician assured both his wife and mo that nothing gravely threatening wus tho mat ter with him. Wo found his devoted wife and I that his fathor had died of fever contracted on the Isthmus. But It is no use : tho poor dunce has tho notion that he Is to fiuJo away "Hko his father." Of course this Is nervous fatiguo, nothing more nor less; it is Incipient nervous prostration. But tho item of heredity in tho caso presents a common delusion. Pooplo presume on longevity as well, be cause they "como of a long-lived family." Singularly, a gentleman boasted this other cxtremoto mo tho week before last, He was quito suro of advanced ago, "because his fathor, grandfather, and away back all his ancestry were long-livers." And yet as I wrlto, that very gentleman is dead. I am certain that both hope and fear are inspired, without reason and against rea son, by tho popular notion. It may be true that longevity or short life is inherited ; but tho trace is so feeble that In thobattloof life it is not worth either expecting or dreading. If you got such a notion Into your head it is a fntuous demon. Your father, for in stance, died at sixty years of age. You will dread tho epoch. You will erect a stono wall of fatalism for yourself right there. Unconsciously to yourself you will continually bo calculating upon it with ap prehension. You will not talk about it. oven to your wifo, till you have approached your flfty-elghth year; then, as you get a trlflo worn, and perhaps sick, somo day, you will lot out your fear. It will torture your loved ones ; it will baffle your nhvsi- cians as they wonder what can nil you, and you aro ashamed to tell them. It will actu ally cripplo your nervous force, subtract from your stock of vitality; and there is lit tlo doubt that tho pure, unmixed foolish ness may hasten your death. Your fathor will havo had nothing to do With your death; but you may hasten your own death by psychic depletion. Thoro is far more ovldcnco that men do actually causo their own promaturo death by apprehension than that a hereditary limit causes it. To prcsumo that you inherit tho longevity of a grandfather who lived to four-scoro is oven moro absurd. It may not have been vitality with tho old gentleman at all. Ho may havo had a no moro poworful organism than ordinary men. But a quiot, uueveut ful lifo, exceptionally f rco from any heavy strain, may havo kept his hoart throbbing bo long. If you are hard pushed and over doing; if you solaco your alarm by refer ring your guilty mind back to tho shadowy graudslro rather than taking wholesome rest, tho probabilities nro that you will snap your mainspring boforo you know it. Tho theory will make ono moro victim, and you nro tho man. Theory is ono thing, but fuets nro hotter. Quito likolyyour grand moinor wm tea you tlmt you look and act older nt forty-five than hor liusbund did at sixty. You live in a moro exciting aud ex acting ago. You nro a city man ; ho was a country man. You like fancy dishes; ho homoly food. You sleep mornings; ho nights. You aro fretted bymonoy, as by politics; ho was frottod by nothing worso than nn unruly ox or a showor on his now mown hay. You are housed in a shop, or factory, or ofllco, with tho dovitalizcd air of modorn furnace heai; ho, this noble octo genarian, lived among mountains, or breathed tlio broath of tho wldo, wide sea. Do not presume on tho vonorablo fellows that wont before you; thoro Is a temptation anil a snaro in it. ovory time. Evory man must sail his own ship. In tho namo of tho kind Creator, do not think you nro going to cough your lifo away be causo "consumption is hereditary iu our family." Facts show that tho decided major ity of victims of this terrible malady aro tho original casos; notutnt can bo discovered Inancostry. Think of It t Tho majority of consumptives, I reassort, nro tho first eases In tho family, I havo It on good au thority iu pulmonary maladies that de cidedly tho vast majority of tho offspring of consumptives finally dlo of othor diseases. It is not to bo douiod that there is a law of heredity In dlsoaso. But tho children pro disposed toconsumptioii, for instance, being forewarned, aro forearmed to caution; tnk lugoxcollentciiroof thomsolvos thoy out last their moro thoughtless nolghbors. Probably over eighty percent, of tho liisano aro original cases; that Is, in neither branch of tho family, within throo generations, can bo found an insano ancestor. I will not at tempt figures, but modleal authority tolls us that dlsoaso of tho heart, the llvor, tho kid ney is inmost always original. Header, live under no ancestral shadow. Live In your own sunshine. A morel ful Creator has given us onch our day. Tho dead can neither hinder nor help us much. Wo havo our chance. Kaon lifo is unique In Its own individual beauty or deformity. It Is mj father's good example, which, ad miring, I purposely copy, which bonotlts mo. It Is the heritage of his worthy name that helps me, moro than blood or gold. It is the subtle copying of his virtues or vices that no doubt Is u powerful Impulse. To be Hko my father iu character h qui:o possible; but oven Oil I must seek after with reso lute purpose. The bugbear of hereditary brier lire I too shocking, is a cruel fetish of quasUclotioo that 1 would be glad to drive outof tho home of many a sufferer. There Is, however, this curious discovery that I nave made: Many people seem to actual) v regard sucii TSr The Chief Reman for MO great n cess of Hood's Sarsaparllla is found In UM article itself. It Is merit that wins, and UK (act that Hood's Sarsaparllla actually ac complishes what ts claimed for It, is what has given to this medicine a popularity an tale greater than that of any other sampa nI prit Wini rilla or bloo1 pnrt IVItJIll VVII1& ner before the pnblia nood's Sarsaparllla cures Scrofula, Sail Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai Tired Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength ins tho Nerves, builds up the Whole System Hood's Hnrnnpnrilln is sold by all druf rists. $1; six for (5. Prepared by C. I. Hoo i -o.. Apothecaries. Lowell. Mas. A flood Word for the Nonpareil. It isn't right it isn't fair to jeer at Jack Dempsey. Iu his profession (degraded though it may be) he has always beeu an artist. A squarer lighter never put foot In the ring. Always honest, always brave, and always modest, he is entitled nt least to the consideration which these qualities merit. Chicago Post. A WOMAN'S DISi'UVERV. "Another wonderful discovery ha been made aud that too by a lady iu this country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her aud for seven years sho withstood its severst te9ts. but her vital organs were under mined and death seemed imminent. For three mouths sho coughed inces siuitly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's new Discovery lor Consumption and wus so much relieved on taking first dose that she slept all night and with one bottle 1ms been miracu lously cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writo "W. C. Hamriek & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Get a free trial bottle at Daniel Fry's drutr store. Information was received yester day that the grand prix and gold medal had beeu awarded at the Paris exposition to Prof. Ilowland, of Johns Hopkins University, for his photographic map of tho solar spectrum and his concave grutiiiKS. This Is In nddition to the grand prix and medal awarded to Johns Hop kins University for its publication. MAltlT vnxsT Wo desire to say to our Citizens that for years we havo been selling Dr. King's Kew Discovery for Con sumption, Dr. King's New Lifo Pills, Hucklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and havo never handled remedies thnt sell as well, or that have given such universal satisfac tion. Ve do not hesituto to guar antee them every time, and wo stand renuy to reiunti tno purchase price, if satisfactory results do not follow their use. These remedies havo won their great popularity purely on their merits. Sold by Daniel J. Vrw druggist. Yesterday Governor Thayer, of Nebraska, Issued a proclamation, quarantining Nebraska against the Importation of cattle, from Logan aud Weld counties, Colorado. This Is douo because there is said to be Texas fever iu thnt region. Russia's finance appear to bo iu competent hands. For tho first timo iu years the reports show a balance iu favor of tho government. M'UCII. Tho transition from long, llngeriu The Best Residence Localities In the city of Portland and other prosperous towns nro those owned by men or corporations who have the disposition and ability to improve them. HIGHLAN ADDITION -IS OWNED HY M I 1 mm And this Corporation is determined o Me m is Attractive Ml To tho city of Salem. They have at this time fifteen teams employed and the contemplated improvements have scarcely begun. It is Intended to make the drive leading from Commercial street through Itiverside and High land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE' Of Oregon. The line of tho Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no lots will be more than two blocks distant from the line. Highland Park will in the near future be THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lois ill Highland Additon are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a line view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this nddition, and a number of residences ore soon to be built. Buildings only of the best class will be permitted. Residence lots within the limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. "We can sell you better lots iu High land addition for one-third of the money, nnd being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi cally not half so far from the public buildings and the business part of the town as the majority of the so called "inside lots." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, And let some other fellow pay $1000 for nn inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build n beautiful cottage, or put it out at n rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. Paiiers, Mechanics SPECULATORS. Your attention Is respectfully called to tho special ndvuntages of Win. R. Wliile's Patent Gate, Which received tbo highest honors ever given to gates nt New Orleuus World's Fair Call nnd ask toseelts wonderful and slm- Jle mechanism, which, In the words of the ury on awards. "Is a wonderful comblua tion or simplicity. AlEothe Lone Star Hay Press, Tho price of which. $100, puts It within tho reach of thoordmary tanner. Theodore I'alin. agent. County rights farsale. On exhibition nt corner Liberty nnd State ttrocts, Salem, Or. W. S. M0TT, M. P. (Formerly of Williams Grove, Pa.) Otllco for the present at RESIDENCE, No. 470 Commercial Street! Conservatory of Music Or the Wlllometto Unlver lty Salem, Ore gon, the most successful .Music School on tlio Northwest Coast. Courses In music aro equal to Eastern music schools. Yearly at tendance of uenrly one hundred and tiny. iiiuuuiu wri oi micuvrs tor mo coming 'fcchool year will bo l'rof. Z. M. I'arvln. I.eoim Willis, Miss Kva Cex: assistant rue transition troni ion, unKerinir ""." " ",'Liiiu Tm siuiii , iis, i i and imltiAilblukiifea to robust health , ftri&Hi mi Mamio"i"rvin! """J Culls In the city or from tho country promptly responded to. 8-16dr2m ltobcrt Btowrt, of I'eUlutun, recently hd queer oxpodc ucc Ho write; "CMbuucle wul lolli afflicted my fce and ucck for wcclt, Vlutlly I procured bottlo of i)no of tlio lradtuc SrparllUi. To my iiiarKsan epocn in tno me oi mem- orunenesinugiit nro vocai culture, I'luno, dividual .Such a remarkable event ' iJ'"10' Is treasured in the memory nnd the iiinioinnhKlvenonnimmrtinnTirmiinu agency whereby tho good health hits noon attaineit is grcntnilly blessed. Hence it is that so much Is heard in iral!-o of Electric Hitters. So many feel they owe their restoration to health, to thereof the Great Al terative and Tonic. If you aro troubled with any dbeaso of Kid neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or. short standing you will surely find! relief by use of Kleetrlo liltters. I Sold at 50o. anil $1 tier bottle at Dan-1 lei J. Fry's Drugstore. ' Send for catalogue and circular, .. M r.UlVIN 7-35dSm-wlm. A numbei of tcn-acro tracts of desirable and within one and it half miles of Salem, at prices ranging from Jo0 to Jim) tier acre. Apply to WILLIS A CHAMHF.UI.IK, 6-avim Opem House Hlock DORRANCE BROS. Dealers In every variety of OREGON LUMBER. DRESSED AND UNDRESSED! Lumber Delivered on Short Notice. Yard nt the Agricultural works, Salem, Oregon. Mill located four nnd a half miles northeast from Salem, on the John Martin donation land claim. Slab Wood 50c Per Cord. Call nnd see us before purchasing else where. a-w Kansas House, Corner ot Court and High Sts. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. Wo have taken n now name but will continue to servo ourpatrons with the best tho market nftords, glvo them it cordial welcome to Our Home. Terms reasonable. Give us a call nnd wc will do you ood. No Chinese employed. Oregon State Fair Twenty-ninth annual exhibition nt Salem, Oregon, Commencing Monday, Sept. 16, Continuing ono week uuder the manage iment of tho O.egon Stnto Board of Agriculture. OVER $1,500 n Gas i Premiums rho comptroller of the ctirrcucy yesterday authorized the First Nation bank ofOakesdale, W. T., to begin business with a capital of $50,- C. M. L0CKW00D, SALEM, . - OREOCN, Store Enlarged Having eularged my btoro I am now able tosupplyjou with nil kinds of groceries, feed, cigars, tobacco, crockery and glass ware. Country produco or all kinds always on hand. If j ou havo not traded with mo be fore, I respectfully solicit a trial believing I can suit you both lu urlcett and aualltv. Offered for agricultural stock, dairy and mechanical exhibits, for works of art, fancy work, and for trlats of speed. Running and letting .Races EVERY DAY. Important Improvement have been made In the premium list. Reduced rates for fares nnd freights on all transportation lines to and from the fair. 1'IUCES OP ADMISSION: Men's day ticket Women's day ticket Men's season ticket .. Women's season ticket., GO -t2H .. 100 Send to the secretary at Salem for a pre mium list. J. T. APPERSON. 1 "resident J. T. GIIEGO, Secretary. respect for their horodltarv boiiti In tho nature of tllial oletv. Thev wl111 ntisiness willlll capital ot oU, Hrndciuartcrs for the Willamette Valley think It saoiv iKiou, to die of m,y but nu In- 003. , ?&MJ&?& Commercial Street. Sulem. Or ... ..," r. j --.,-.,, ..... .......... , THOMAS BURKOWS, hereillted malady. They insist on lu htorm which Htnrted In tlio f'.irllJ ,urt''s ndo uuitm vorw. Tht judo Morm wiuu HtiiriiHi m tno 1 1 ni- wo j0M M(h , gmiM, but wviue iii-nu rrva nun riui'iKiti mriuuMy uuo ttuieut tint Joy's VejeUUo RrnprllU the Atlantic. It does not mviii to havo uNVctfd tho barometer on any part of our coatd toawnrulnn ex. tent, though It in probable that btich wnruliiK wiih felt at tho Islands that wore near the imlli of the ktnriu. For lack of It lu our Atlantic wtv norlM many hli NilKdoui toiliul trouble oirhouniilngx, and tho lo pgrvi;utti an linmeiiMt mud. Tho (Rlainlty HiiKt;cttri cable communion- lion with tho Island', tlmt warning plKimttflliny keep uhlpplnr tit tuifo1 I'H'I'OPUIHI t'jV l'l"jx't UfjH'nl. dried up lolls ud Uco cruptloui tuitrsd ot IoiyIue moro out, m the poUili timparllUt do, I bought bottle. Tho crtct i aitonlta tug. Tho rarbuurlct aud bolU bcgu to dry um aud In two rclt my face u at w oil aud tuoothat ew-r, My brother alto tool a bottlo, with tho iauio bcucfit. Koiurt Uvkwakt, IVtaluma, Cat." KxrJutory Note. Tho mineral, lodldoo! IVtiiu.wuti-hi. UioUuUot nearly all other MrvvarllUi, attacks tho blood direct, tieuco (orc impuiltlci through tho ttln, creatine morr DolU and ttnJra. Jo)'a Vegetable arirllla act opioUely. IU Vivtabta Mttcatw-( tllmulaio tho tarlout aecrvtlro orgMis and thus rllniluato all laipurtltca tbroliKQtuo natural rbauiiclLheNNdrU-iun rlwjde ati'l tklu irumtotu a oe, xhi tWtKUWUnMr)iflwrij Klim CoUrctlim of l'rarli. The tlnest private collivllm of ponrla In Franco beloni; toMUo. I)one, slster-lu-Uvv of Thiers. It Is valued ut 1,500.000 f raiica. Mmo. Tiller, her sister, shortly boforo her death, iruvo to tlio State n pearl necklace worth 1(UU fniuc. TUt uecUlaco I now i In the, Thiers Muacutu la tho Louvre. The l)uc!ios it'lTxet, who, after Mile, l)osne, lias tho fluent jowela of all French women, ' Ki.esea u diamond uockluco valued ut I 1,'AXMVK) fruues. Mine. Henry Bay has a I necklace of wlilto aud black pearls worth 4ft0,CVu fraue. TitBopwecdUnow bolnjj utlllied for making oap for market A factory has ' been atarted ut Uutbrlo and Wichita, Kan., j whoro tho roo4 i;rov pleutltullr, Th pioneer ot tho rJalu discovered lu ua forty year ago. The root, without any manipulation, is mi excellent aubstltuto for a bur of soap. ttuiu. trulls planted in furrow will not tsdurt drought iq yr41 these plant ad WllMfctltH ar- . ure the best made, and lune valuable lin. iimvement. for flio vir Tlm.. utmii.. i were machines will do well to call on or rone-Z I On theste.viuer Kdnm, which rivctl lu New York yeaterdy, lOll Anib.4 fnim Svrln Tl,,v nr ' l'nJ "! 1'ie lHrortpnnhalng. , , , " J" J , , uiiav at Ullbert llnM. bank, SI Coin locketl uj), pciidlne; action as to their merciat street, b.iiem. mission. It should bo LTiit'nillv known Ihat ! Dr. Henley's l)andellon 1nlu lu-' f bUIVriil lliarlv limtt.lltit mill lmr."ivil t tllgcbtion, dUK'U nervoud denrwrion iiiul low spirits, nvvrconifs luck of eueruy and wakeAiliutviaiid will In fuc new life tiud MixuKth Into the weakest Invalid. Sold b I). W. Mathewa n hi JUS ALHKIIT. Agvut, lNbUKA!ICK I Com puny, I Ktro aud Ma ! rlne. New Butcher Shop AT NO. llO STATE ST. ANCEYIXB & JEFFERSON. i Halem. Oregon ! ila.1 "Jil1 H!,' .1t-5""?tL.ef ?.?P .- mu aauuvv IVUtiUIl. ItUCrU IIy Will 1X1 NKW LIVKHY STABLE. jm Iflnli UM I 'Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. pleased to serAO the jeople with tho CHOIURsT AND llESr MI1AT8 of all kind that tho market utllml.. (live them a call and bo couvlncnl of the u-imrnv oi ineir ineut oou. BLICKSMlTIIIXG and WAG0NiL4KLG. JOHN IIOL,M,TIlE RELIABLE BLACK smith, has removed bis shop to the corner of Commercial and Chemekete streets, where he Is ready ,to serve the public. He Is now prepared better than ever to do nil kinds of w aeon aud carriage making and repairing; all kinds of black smithing and repairing, aud a general horse shoeing business. He has all kinds of shoes .steel, trotting, hand made, tc.,aDd tits them In a sclenttfta manner. Special mention given tothe construction of wag ons and carriages. Itemember tho place opposite State Insurance building. -Uo i delivered free. JUST OPENED. t- nli nt-d Kilt wutrr tl.h, ultry, game and tiy.tert iu their aruMiu. Ou Court aln opiHioite tho opera hou line hundred doxen chic icus wauled. I.UKIKH, I'nijwletor, IWuer Kerry and Liberty trcts, N. E. r from Chemekete hotel, Halem, Or. Uood arvuniniodatlona (Or ronimertUI tra Vetera, t-trnt-claaa rig alwwya on liamt , Uiantea reaallv fc7R in tOKn MONTH run be made ' lV M-wu woruing ror u. Agenu preferrvU who can furnl.li liorx; and give thelrwholetlmo tothe buslnt-K. biurc liiumeuta may be pmrltably cmpb td iibo A few vacsiuciea In towns mid elite. II. K JohBxm On., IttU Main sL. It.chm.jn.l. va. JJ. 1L Please state age and biulnoa ex. perteon". Never mind about .ending ttiupftr reply. It. K-J A nx. miw- BUCKSMITflKC and HORSESUOEIXO. SCRIBER&POHLE Have moved to 47 and where they are now read; 49 suite atreel, lv for worK. au our old iwtrons and friends are Invited to call and se us In our new location W are belter prepared for work now than ever having secured mure room. JM-tt WESTACOH & NYE. Feed and Boarding.Stable. 3-Ilay and cvits sold and'deHverHI StAtdes on Ktn street, iek of oW .w