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'w-r TIIU CAPITAL EVENING- JOURNAL. THE ftlPIWL JOURNAL PUBLISHED DAILY, EXCEITHUNDAY, BY THK Canital Journal Publishing Company. (Incorporatcu.) Kntorcd nt llio poMofflce nt Halcm,Or.,n seconu-cia-m mauT. JACOB L. MITCHELL Manager. Kco fourth page for tcrmii of subscrlp tlon. Advertisements to Insure Insertion (for iho Kfimc tiny) should be handed In by 1 o'clock. Correspondence containing news of In tercut and Importance in desired from nil parts of the state. No attention will be paid to anonymous communication. Persons desiring the Capital Jouiinai. served nl their Iioukcm can scrnrolt by pos tal card request, or by word left nt this otllce. Hpeclmcn numbers sent free on applica tion. Office, corner Court and Liberty Streets. THUIIBDAY ,HKPTKMIIKil 1!, IF89 THK MOHI'IIIA FIKND. Under thin very nif.-gwitlvc head Injr, a writer m tho Pall Mali Ga zette gives a very graphic descrip tion of tho morphia habit, which Is apparently growing at an alarming rate, und causing devastation to body nnd poul in a degree which can only be estimated and realized by tliofc who have tho misfortune to witness Km cflects upon the un fortunate creatines addicted to its use. Imagine (rays the wiltur, an In strument about tho size of a pencil case, cotistruclo 1 Kimcwliat after tho model of a wasp's Ming, and fitting into u tiny encc which will go with ease In tho mud, the walstcout pocket, or Ihe bosun of tho dress. This Is the injector, and a slight punctuation of tho skin with tho Maspish point is Hifllclent to enable tho required quantity of the magic liquid to bo discharged into tho sys tem. Nor Is tho term magic an ex aggeration, for not more magical was the eflect produced by tho pills which t hell ravelcrs swallowed in the cave of Monte Crlsto than that which rmillH from tho Injection of nioiphla. it must be, however, ob H'tvul heie that theie are three dis tinct stages of morphia absorption, all of them brief In duration, tho last one hriefcht of all. Tho faculties lecelvo a suddon stimulus, tin' callous sense of pleas ure is pcnsltlvc 01 ico more, tho vision of tho world east on the mental eyo Is drawn in rtwy lines, tho whole ap preciation of things earthly is that of one who is prepared to drain tho cup of life to t lie bottom and enjoy It to tho full. The subject lives In a glamorous senso of vuguo happiness, her half-closed eyes roveal tho state of exquisite lassitude which laps her limbs, sho feels that her ouo enemy Is exertion, sho Ih too lumpy to trouble almut anything, all that sho asks Is that her friends should be happy around her, oven as sho is happy. Her hold on eternity loosens as hor desire for it decreases. "Why take thought for tho morrowV" would run hor new reading of tho text, "Suftlclont for tho day Is the happiness thereof." In time, however, n change conies o'er tho spirit of this roso-colorcd drenm. Its continuity becomes broken by dreadful Intervals of re action, during which tho victim Is oppressed by all the horrors of In toiiRO melancholy and weakness, and from which relief can only bo obtained by continual repetition of tho process of injection. Tho linno ful habit acquires a tinner hold by counter-Irritations. It Is so easy to drive away tho blue devils that are making themselves apparent, to check tho reaction which has beuu to i-o t In, to change the dark shadows which are clouding over tho vision of life In the rainbow hues of tho morning, to transform the Victim of melancholy, tho prospect ive suicide, into tho laughing child of p'easuro whoso creed It that of tho half-pagan Leo X., "Let us en Joy what (lod has given ns." So easy but only by constant ut-ti of tho fatal drug; and as tho former slight injections have lost their power, larger doses of tho stimulant must bo launched in thosyntom Ik foro tho desired etloot can lm pro duced. Tliu result, however, of the In crease of the quantity Injected Is to develop tho fooling of lassitude until in tlnio such a brief cilod! It completely overjKWors thot-onses,') and the victim Ik-vonics practically i lost to the World. Sho lives In a , could bo saved. Indeed, It is doubt ful whether even If she could be kept by force from tho ue of the stimulant, she would not feel its loss so acutely that sho would die in horrible agonies almost us quickly. By a curious iwrverslon, therefore, of the original object, it has been re served for modern science to bring into existence and use tho dream of the ancient pools tho drug which conferred happiness unchecked and unalloyed. Were It possible, how ever, to analyze the mental condi tion of the victim during the hours of reaction, It might be possible to realize also the tortures of the damned in the modlicval hell, A tklixjham from Truckee says that tho burned snowsheds on the lino of the Central Pacific railroad between Truckee and Blue canyon will not bo rebuilt except where deep cuts occur, and that the com pany will use rotary plows In future to keep their track clear. If tho e:. pcrlmcnt proves successful during the coining winter, next spring all tho snowsheds In the Sierras will be torn down. There is no ilcnyinir (hut tho snowsheds h.ivo boon a source of heavy expenso to tho Ceiitr.il Pa cific, as every summer tho fall por tionsof them burn down and have to bo replaced. Their removal, too, would add very much to the scenic features of the load rcross tho moun tains and make the trip oyer that division much more comfortable and agreeable, as It Is very much like riding through a long tunnel at present; but tho question is whether the road can bo kept (-pen In'a scveio winter without the sheds. It nquiied seven yeais of hard drilling und a much longer period ol'incparatory work, to drive out of our country tho doctrine of the dlvlno right of kings. That of the divlno rlirht of judges to render cor rupt decisions that must not not be so charaterized without liability to fine and Imprisonment by decree of tho olllclal Implicated is much more fuM'cachlug than that which the men of 1770 fought to suppress. Tin: conduct of tho olllcers and crow of th'i sto.uncr Britannic in getting out tho burning cotton so promptly desoives tho warmest praise. It Is In striking contrast to tho lack of forco and promptitude displayed by tho olllcers of several of our coast steamers in recent emergencies when tho livoi of tho passengers wero in danger. Tun French government will have a good test of its strength during tills week. If it cannot keep tho clericals from mixing in practical, everyday politics It deserves to go to tho wall. Tho light of factions has novor been more bitter In Franco than it is to-day, and in the struggle Botilatigor may regain some of his old prestige. Freed tho Mules Too. "I have Just returned from Itich niond, Va." said a Now Yorker who stopped at tho Palmer House yes terday. "You know,"hocontlnued, "that I am slightly interested in tho company which has recently put in an electric street railway in that city. They ukhI to have bob tailed cars drawn thiough their streets by mules, and wohavo given them bomothlng a great deal better. Tho negroes in that section of tho country do not appear to under s and the motive power of tho now cars. While I was down there I overheard a quaint conversation on tho curbstone ouo day between an need colored man and his 'olo wo man.' They had eomo In from the s.ibmbs, and It was tho llrt time that they had t-ecn tho electric cars. The old 'undo' asked a passer-by what It was. 'It's aa electric rail ro.ul which has been built by jKoplooftho North,' answered tho mail. The aged 'undo' looked again. Then, turning to tho 'olo woman,' ho said, hnpiesslvely: 'Dinah, wot yo' (Ink oh doo people up Norf? Fust 'oy wines down liyah an' frees do nlggahs, an' now JOnfl PAY'S COURTSHIP. A Question VTIi.cli Jtutlirr SurprWed nt Old-lime Mrthodlst Mlnlsti-r. Colonel John W. Kay, himself now a ven crablo gray-headed man, tells, In tho In dianapolis Journal, tho following story of tho courtship and marriage) of his grand-' father, Iter. John llay, who figured largely In the Methodist church in tho latter part of tho last and tho early part of this ' century: "My father joined tho traveling connection In 1730," said he, "when there wero less than 150 ordained members in tho United States and but ono conference, ex tending from Massachusetts to Florida, along tho coast. Ills early work was In Vir ginia and North Carolina, where ho trav eled ten years, of courso a slnglo man, for In thoso days to marry was to locate. Uo traveled In 1800 tho Tar River circuit, which extended from tho coast into tho In terior a hundred miles or more. Uo was thirty-two years old and had mads up his mind to marry and locate and go West, which meant Into Kentucky, his former homo. Among his stopping-places on hit circuit was tho plantation of a rich widow, by the namo of Lewis, well stocked with slaves and tho luxuries tbata wealthy slave holder of that period was expected to pos sess. Tho widow had also a grown daugh ter, who had mado such an Impression upon tho bachelor preacher that ho had con cluded to ask her to go with him, nothing doubting that sho would eo, and go on his own terms, but ho had said nothing to her on tho subject until ono evening, toward tho closo of tho year, ho took a scrap of paper andwrote: 'Are you under obligations to any man? Aro you in tho spirit of slavoryt Will you go West? Will you po with mol' "Uo expected an Immediate answer, and, of course, a favorablo ono, for how could a girl rofuso such n man 1 Hut sho carefully loldedtho papor, put it In her pocket, and soon after left tho room, to be seen no more until tho next morning. To tho surprise and perplexity of tho lover, sho appeared tho next morning In the family circlo as merry as usual, and went about tho ordinary duties of tho morning as though nothing un usual had happened. Thosuspcnso became painful and embarrassing, until ho finally got an opportunity to ask If sho could now answer tho question ho had propounded. Sho asked for further timo to consider. ' 'No,' said he, 'I must know now. I am going away to-day, and I want to know bo foro starting.' " 'Woll,' sold sho, 'I havo somo questions to nsk boforo deciding. Will you give up your pipol' "Tho lover was dumbfounded. It had never cntored his head that n girl had any right to propound such a question on such an occasion, but that tho extent of hor pre rogative was to say: 'Yes, with all my heart.' Presuming upon his own impor tance, and assuming that sho would bo only too glad to say yes after this littlo episode, he said: 'No, not for tho best woman on earth.' It was now her turn to speak, and sho said, In a tonu that indicated earnest ness: 'Then you can havo my answer onco for all. I will never marry a man who thinks moro of his pipo than of mo.' No man over did moro thinking In a few min utes than ho did then and there Sho had put tho pipo question in a now light. 'Think moro of my pipo than of her?' ho solilo quized. 'Why, certainly not; yet it looks llko it If 1 can not givo It up for tier. But thoro 1b another question : Shall a girl forco mo to do what four conferences have fulled to do? Can 1 bo happy without this girl happier without hor and with my pipo than with her and without my pipoi' and tho man found himself deeper in Iovo than ho had over suspected, and ho was not long in Bottling tho question. If it is a girl or a pipo, farowoll pipo, and ho turned to hor, ns sho Bat npparontly ns heartless as a stone, and said: 'Well, Elizabeth, if it Is to part with you or my pipo, I glvo up tho pipo for ovcr.' "What followed immediately is moro easily Imagined than told. In a few wcolcs they woro married. As soon nftonvard as tho papers could bo mado out all of hor sluves wero manumitted, and tho two went West, which meant Montgomery County, Ky. Thoro myfuthcr was born, and thoro my grandfather spent many yoars as a local preachor, rojoiaing tho conference In 1819, moving lotor to Indiana, whoro ho dlod near Qrocncastlo in 1837. Ho never resumod his pipo. Ills plucky anti-plpo wlfo survived him sovoral years." "fc&S IW --.. TC&3& VKft The Chief Itf-nson for tno great 8U eess of Hood's Sarsaparilla Is found In U article Itself. It Is merit that wins, and tin tact that Hood's Sarsaparilla actually a eompilshes what Is claimed for It, Is Tfb.il has given to this medicine a popularity an tale greater than that of any other sarsapa. Mprit Wins rllIa or bl00d pnrt IVieill VVII1S flcr before the publla Hood's Sarsaparilla cures Scrofula, Salt Rheum and all Humors, Dyspepsia, 81c Headache, Biliousness, overcomes Thai rtred Feeling, creates an Appetite, strength. )ns the Nerves, builds up the Whole System UoofI'fMnrinptirilln is sold by all drug -Ists. $l;slxfor$5. Prepared by C. I. Uooi i i)a.. Apothecaries. Lowell, Mast. The Best Residence Localities In the citv of Portland and other prosperous towns arc those owned by men or corporations who have tho disposition and ability to improve them. es HIGHLAN ADDITION The Greenhack party which met at Cinciniiati,conaisted of 2-j persons. Gamblers are called rohhers, yet n New York journalist records the death of Jthirty-flve professional ganihlcrs, not ono of whom died wortli enough to pay his funeral ex penses. A New Hampshire parson mar ried liis patrons in this Cushien: You take this woman for a wife? You take this man for a liushand? Mar ried. Two dollars. P.irry Dodson, who knocked Pat terson, the mine superintendent, oil' his horse at Doggett, Cu!., a few days ago, was pursued and shot and tho money rccoveicd. Numerous suits aro to be hegtin against the Chinese council-general at San Francisco for tho recovery of the Indemnity fund the government put in Ids hands. A M OMAN'S niMOU.KY. "Another wonderful dibcovery ha been made and that too by a lady in this country. Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severst tests, but her vital organs were under mined and death seemed imminent. Kor three mouths sho coughed inces santly and could not sleep. She bought of us a bottle of Dr. King's Now Discovery for Consumption and was so much relieved on taking llrst do-o that she slept all night and with one bottle has Iwen miracu lously cuied. Her namo is Mrs. Luther l.utz.." Thus writo W. O. Hnmrick & Co., of Shelby, N. C. Get a free trial bottle at Daniel Fry's druc store. -IS OWNED KY I jAMI OOMPANT ! And tin's Corporation is determined to m I The JlUui Attractive Mil doy conies down mules!' liyah an' fives do nvo-eo!orvd wor'd of her which happlnexrt reigns and which idio wou'd not in Tho Pacific coast branch hi idlers' uouioai hunta .Monica t not oonuiictea propjny, aim an olllcliil investigation will he made. of tho c.i i v '-i IMAGINARY HEMORRHAGE. Tho Peculiar Experience or n Uentlemnn Aflllclml vrlth AVoiik Lime. A man who had suffered sovernl hemor rhages from his lungs describes how tho fear of a return of tho troublo forovor haunts and hangs ovor victims to any pul monary troublo. This gentleman, says tho Chicago Journal, was lodging a fow nights ago at tho homo of a friend. On his bed was a rosa blanket, across tho end of which was tho usual stripe, mid in this caso it was n brilliant red. Tho day had been a tiresome ono for tho Kuest, nnd In conso quotico on going to his room ho was unusu ally depressed. In his chostwas tho old, familiar, foreboding sensation, though for moro ttmu n your ho had escaped a hemor rhage. Tho last ho could remember ns ho sank Into a lltful slumber was tho woll-de-tlucil hopo that ho might oscupo tho return of his malady, ut least until to-morrow. Ilo didn't know how long ho slept boforo nwnkonlng, but when ho did awako tho light from n lamp-post, burning in tho street, streamed through tho window and on his bed. Tho rays foil directly on tho red streak which crossed tho rose, blanket. This was the llrst thing his eyes opened upon, tlssuos ngali death. Ills hand went to his lips, where thoro was a littlo warm saliva. In addition to tho ocular evidence of heaiorrhago boforo him was tho ovldenca tho senso of Two one-armed men had a des perato fight in Oglethorp, Qa., the other day, and wero getting in somo 101111111 blows, when a one- armed man ran between them and separated them. JiliilT WINS. We desire to say to our citizens that for years wo havo been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery for Cou sunmtion. Dr. Klnir's New Life Pills. IJueUlcn's Arnica Salve and Electric Hitters, and havo never handled remedies that soil as well, or that havo given such universal satisfac tion. Wo do not hesitate to guar antee them every time, and wo stand ready to refund tho purchase price, if satisfactory results do not tollow their use. These remedies have won their great popularity purely on their merits. Sold by Daniel J. Fry, druggist. An atithiuariau and student of Columbia, Pa., says ho has evldenco that this continent wassettlcd about G50 years after the deluge, and that the Inhabitants' wero highly civil ized and used tools of metal. 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 loading from Commercial street through Eiveralde and High land additions and around Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. Tho lino of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this addition, and no lots will bo moro titan two blocks distant from the lino. Highland Park will in tho near future be THK MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OF SALEM. Lots in Highland Ailililon are High and Dry and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is black and rich. From all points a fine view is ohtaiued of the puhlic buildings aud our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements are already being made for the location of two churches in this addition, and a numberof residences are soon to bo built. Buildings only of the host class will be permitted. Residence lots within tho limits of the city of Salem are worth on an average over $1000. We can sell you better lota in High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street railway they are practi cally not half so far from the puhlic buildings and tho 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 uu inferior lot not so well located. With the difference of $700 you can build a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of Interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car tickets every year. Farmers, Mechanics M'OCII. Tho transition from long, lingering ami painful sickness to robust health marks an epoch hi tho life ofthein- (iivuiuai. Mien a rcmarKaoio event "" "' ," TOOK THi: M'KONU 3lt:il('lU suptvnio i Icavo If! Itobort Stewart, of IVtuliima, recently had u nupr oxtw.rl.Mirti Hi rrtt. who could for her ro-oiitry Into thoj CAthmulMaiulUillmraiciedmyfacoand life sho has forsaken can only Ik) accomplished by jwmsing through a period of liitcuo mental ami bodily torture. Sho known that sho Is slowly dying, that sho Is clipping to extinction In a poulc, mechani cal way, llko n clock which Inevita bly runs down when Its motive power U exhausted; hut her ap preciation of nM met Ideas has be come blurred; life has lost Its moan ing, death its terrors, lteiter It Is, alio thinks, mi far as kIio compares her condition at all, to fade idovvly nnd happily out of life without a thought or a care to checker tho fa brief period of exUtcnoo than to neck for weeV. Klualls-1 procured & tattle o( ono of tho IcAiltue Bartapurtllat. To mjr urptlkO It lunJo matter ror ThW mailo mo looo tilth li fdriKirllli, tml aeelus tatrmcat that Joy'i Vegetable Parxnarllla dried up talli and (aro crutlout tuitead o( (orvluK more out, as ttie otath aruurlllat do, ttausht tattle. The effect at aiteulth lug. The railiuurlea aud tail tagau to dry HIS and In tu o M eeli my lac wai at well aud imooth at t cr. My twllier alw tooV a tattle M ttli the wins U'UCflt. Kobkkt Stk wakt, IVIalutua, Cal.M Exi4ttutory Note Tho mineral, 1MI Jo ot Itih, which It thcliUot nearly alt other tarwr-arUlai, attacVa tho Mood direct, hence (otcet tmmjtltlrt throujh the Un, crcalluj mow tallt ud ltltnidea. Joi'a Vec table tUr)tllla acta iiultcly. lit vegetable B-iriauca niiuuuio mo anoiu act j, nnd tho ovidoueo was clear that tho , is treasured in tho memory and the jos of his huiBsliud ngala brokcudowa; llgom,v hm.bv B K0Od health has E l" T1 "5." . I"'?,!4 .b &" lava ""allied is greatfully LIkhI. Hence it Is that so much is hoard in prols-o of Kleotrio Hitters. So many fool thev owu their restoration to tn,...h ... m.m t, .inM..inn i.i- iliealtli, to tno uoufthe Utvat AI- chost w.s terribly increased. A load llko a I n "!ll1 Tonl,lT If "V 1 neys, Liver or Stomach, of long or , short standing you will survlv Hud ! relief by use of Klectrio Hitters. I Sold at 60c. and $1 per liottle at Dan iel J. Fry's Drugstore. SPECULATORS. Your attention is respectfully called to inc special amanuigcs oi ft. It. White's Patent Gate, Which received the highest honors ever elyen to cutcgntNcwOrleons World's Fair Cnlliuulu.sk tOBeoltH wonderful and sim ple meclmntsm, which, In tho words of the Jury on awards, "Is n wonderful combina tion or simplicity ." Also the Lone Star Hay Press, The price of which, 8100, puts it within the reach of thoordinnry farmer. Theodore Palm, agent. County rights fur&Ale. On exhibition at corner Liberty and Btate EtrecU, Salem, Or. CdDscrvatory of Music Of tho Wlllnmetto Unlver Ity Salem, Ore- fon, the mast successful Music School on he Northwest Coast- Courses lu music nre equal to Eastern music schools. Yearly at tendance of nearly one hundred nnd tiny. The ablo corps of teachers for tho coming school jear will be lrof. Z. JI. l'arvlu, lAHina Willis, Miss Ea Cox; assistant teachers, Sllss Lulu JI. Smith, Mls Hully l'arlsh, and Miss Mninle l"arvln. llranehes taught nro Vocal Culture, l'lano, Oigau, Violin, Pipe Organ, Harmony, Counterpoint, and Class Teaching. iiipiomas given on completion oi course bend for catalogue nnd circular. V.. M PAltVIN 7-3M3m-wlm. W. S. M0TT, M. D. (Formerly of Williams Grove, Pa.) Office for tho present at RESIDENCE, No. 470 Commercial Street! Calls lu tho city or from the country promptly responded to. 8-16dw2m DORRANCE BROS. Dealers In every variety of OREGON LUMBER, DRESSED AND UNDRESSED! Lumber Delivered on Short Xolice. Yard nt the Agricultural works, Salem, Oregon. Mill located four and a half miles northeast from Salem, on the John Martin donation land claim. Slab Wood 50c Per Cord, Call and see us boforo nurchnslntr else where. d-w tou rested upon It. In this semi-conscious comlitlon, this nlKhtuiaro with eyes open, ho thought to call for help, but ho could not snouk. Tho crimson tluid had clogged up his throat Ho staggered from tho bed, aud, holding his haud ovor his mouth to stop tho How, reeled across tho room for tho door. Uo would tuko his shoo und drop it down tho stairway, aud tho nolso it would umko would tirouso tho funnily, and la that way no wouiu kvv somo mouicui urn. o .,11 ili lourtiov nn trouble ho mloht seized his shoo, und, us bo did so, stumbled ' ,m U,L J(U,r,u. " "0U'L " li against tho dresser on which wero matches, and by tho sKlo of which pro truded a gus jet. Uo wanted light, light, and so scratched a match? turned on tho gas, when, lol there was no blood on his haiutt. Uo hurried luelc to tho roo blanket, aud by tho aid of a brilliant light discov ered tho deception for which tho palo rays or tho street lamp wero rospousibio. It is a great pleco of folly for n man to bo always ready to meet trouble half way. If he would put never meet it. ' It should be generally known that Dr. Henley's Dandelion Tonlo In suasa hearty uppctitoaud Increafed digestion, dispclb nervous depression and low spirits, overcomes lack of eneivy and wakefulncosnnd will In- Tho1 f" now life nnd strength Into the A numbei of teu-ncro tracts of desirable aud w Ithlu one and n half miles of Salem, at prices ranging from W to f luo per acre. Apply to WILLIS & CHAMHEHLIN, 6-2)-Im Opera House Hlock C, M. L0CKW00D, SAbEM, ... OREGON. IIradtUiirterti for the Willamette Valley forthectlcbruted Columbia bicycles and triiycles. The Columbia are well known are tho boot made, anil tiae xuluablelm prmemenu for the ymr Thoo wauling machine will do well to call on or corres pond with ino lefOitpuri basing Otlicu ut (illltcrt Unto.' think, ST Com mrrciMi miyvi, aaiciu. Kansas House, Corner ot Court and lUgli Sts. E. M, LAW, Proprietor. We have taken n new namo hut will continue to servo ourpatrons with the best the market ntlords, give them it cordial welcomo to Our Home. Terms reasonable. Give us a call and we will do you ood. No Cbluese employed. nWZGALAll INSUUAUCk: ill n a n v . Klie aud Murine. fctH'rrtlli orsaus ud (bus rlliolusU ell Impurities thiourh tbo listursl tbuuelf.hiuii-a Crlviun fw the tnjflc by which MvHan iV.Ml1,WTa.T rt5 jov at tho discovery avvoko him to full con. seiousaoks, aud then, juiuiug uuo a nouua tl fawu, ho again sank uiwn his bed, and, exhausted, slept till morning. Tho Volco of lliivy. l'.uvy can not bo hid. It accuses and judges without proofs; It exaggerates do foots; its conversation ts tilled with gull, cxaggorutiou and Injury. It stauds out with obstinacy aud with fury against striking merit, It li batty, iBseoslblo and nitaJ, ueakit Invalid. Mathuws fM.ld h 1). V. liillimorc Fisli Market ! JUST OPISNICID. r -h at d alt vruter lUh, Miillry, came ad )tcr,lii their vaou Iht Court SL, opiHiie ih opera Iioomx uue hmiilivd iloii rhloietvfnlcd. UI1K1KK, IVopttetor, JOS. AL1IKUT, Aseut. - . Salem. Orvcou NKW L1VKRY STAULK. Gaines Fisher, Proprietor. Comer Kerry and Uberty streetr, N. K wr rrom Chemekete hotel, 8-ileui, Or, Oood srwimuKKlitloui for commenljl trax-rivr. FiraUbus tin always on baud Olarses rtaHibit Store Enlarged Having enttrced my store I am now-able tohtipplyjou with ull kinds of erocerles, ecu, iijiiiio, lumcui, crocuery nua glass ware. Country produce of ull kinds always on hand. If you hae not traded with ino be fore, I respectfully Millcllutrl.il believing I can suit you both In prices and quality. THOMAS IJUllKOWS, Commercial Street, Salem, Or New Butcher Shop, AT NO. llO STATE ST. Oregon State Fair Twenty-ninth annual exhibition at Salem, Oregon, Commencing Monday, Sept. 16; Continuing one week under the manage- (inent of tho Oiegon State Board of Agriculture. OVER $1,500 111 Gash Premiums Offered for agricultural stock, dairy and mechanical exhibits, for works of art, fancy work, and for trials of speed. Running and Trotting toes EVERY DAY. Important improvements have been made in tbo premium list. Itcduced rates for fares and freights on all transportation lines to and from toe fair. PRICES OF ADMISSION: Men's day ticket Women's day ticket Men's season ticket Women's season ticket . eo 26 -12 60 -.100 Send to the secretary at Salem for a pre mium list. J. T. APFKRSON. President J. T. QREGQ, Secretary. ANGEVIXE & JEFFERSON. Have opened up a llnt-cUs butcher shop ... ...u uuu.c iiiuiuuu, n uurn lury will Ofl pleated to erve the people with the CHOICEST AND HESr J! HATS of all kinds that the market aftord&. UHe them a cull and be con lutvd of the superiority of their meats. WQoods delU ered free. BLACKSMnMG and WAGONMAKING. JOHN HOLM.THE RELIABLE BLACK smith, has removed nls shop W the corner of Commercial and Chemekete streets, where he Is readjr.to serve i tns public. He Is now prepared better than eertodo ull kinds of wagon andcarrlags mtiklng and repalrlug; all kinds of blsct smithing nnd repairing, nnd a general horse shoeing business. He has all klnaj of khoes,sieel,trottlng, hand made, etcana tits them In a sclentlna manner. Bpecuu attention given to the construction of wag ons and carriages. Remember the place opposite State Insurance building. BLACKSMITillXG and IIORSESBOEM fc7C i tfcOCfl AMOXTIIcsiObemado 0J III vPJU working roriik. Agvnu prvferred who can furuUh horse and gUelhelrwholetlmetothebUkliitk SparoJ i.fiiivuijiiiut3 uci(uiiuiuiy employ to, uuo, A few Yucnnrlc In towns nml ntil,- it I.- Johnson JtCu., l Malu u. Ulchmo'ndi N. II l-teaio state ae and butlne ex periear. Never mlml about ksndi-u. stamp for rvpty, B. K. J . 4 tt t-6JHui SCRIBER & POHLE Have moed to n and 4B State stre. where they ore now ready for work. AiJ our old patron and friends are lnvlteaw call and eo us In our new location. aro better prepared for work bow tasn ever having secured more roots. KH-w. WESTAC0H & NYE. Feed and Boarding Stable, aiiA r.uri nati kaU sBfi illvArett Kihkn m vvrrv iret, teek ifr pooM MJ-a-st-- j