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3v " . i !HALKI HANKS. lit & Bush; uin via fffA 'BHNKERSj. Tl". Stk.. .,. . - . . I -- Mill I I..1 JI IMl 3. ?iA .KM i .""Wk'TlnTU ,h 'li THE OAPITAIi EVJaiTISTGr JOTTBttAIi. STREET-CAR SPOTTERS. WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY. SLiSSBSnnfflnS MO. 247 1- RONT ST ll?M3HCEn'n,l bunking It.lrfllllbS 111 "''rtfla I i.r It. ilk li.it. -..H.ui-Llnn ;.'ji??La For mcctss at the i PITAIj business college, Cilcn", Orrpnn. .-. r. Arm" KQWQ.Mnfir. E. I- Wiley, Tnn. business, Shorthand, ;,iin5l PMBinilipMil XBffliii DepMlminla. ll-vtind evening Session. Students nilnilttei SnTlinw. Call at the Collcirc or niidrcs the Principal for catalogue. WILLAMETTE" UNIVERSITY Uraauntcs Students In Classical, Literary, Scientific, Normal, Business, Law, AND I MEU1CAU20URSES. It is tho oldest, Iurst3t and least expen sive Institution of Ijsirning In the North west. School opens flrstironrtny In September Send for catalogue to THUS. VAN SCOY, . 1'rcnldent. i;: ftilem. Oregon. A.. B. STRANG, No. WW Commercial Htreet, I113ho. :.:t 1mm IpntSou-IlK ofltl'' W-'shll'iiton, Mon- irre-.ii ir.itPiiK In nil ie'A'o-, SALEM, OREGON. -DKAl,En IN- STOVES and RANGES Plumbing Gas and Slcani Filling. Tinware and Artistic Metal Work a Specialty. 43- Agent for tho RICHARDSON A 1SOYNTON COMPANY'S Furnaces. Es tablished in 1819 Iwational Bank jgLEM. OREGON. )m. lKDUK. President. "URKYWOhb-), Vice President. "M"5fn, Cashier. MRAiTTaNKING. ..kiineclon Purtl.ind, ban Krnuclsco, N'TorTtf Iindon and llong Kong "l lind.sold. stale, County iind City TU,f,boii?ht. Farmers nro cordially 'BJMtoulcposU und transucl buslnes Jyiiw Liberal advances mado on fit, wool, hops iud other property at "iiDielrates. Iasuranco on such ho " liinjbe obtained at tho bank In '"i.-ellable companies. 5 Capital 'atibnal Bank, 'SACEM rS ... up, -".! J.'S.i'WALIiAUK, V. WnAIAllTIK, Ut. AJ.HHUT. - - OREGON. - $75,090 . 15,000 T' President. Vice-President. - - - Cashier. DIRtCTORSi W. W. Martin. II. Martin, H. S.Wallace. IV. A'.CusIck. J. II. Albert, m T. MeF. l'atton. v. u ray. LSA.KTS MADE tintmSi "" wHeal and other market iMftJTrViiluco, consigned orm store, either In tirh iti'KiiimirlMor M mtbluiuiirvhouMSs aBdpuiiiv Warrants Bought at Par. COMMERCIAL PAPER kmnted ut reasonable rates. Draft hnudlrect on New York, Chicago, San Frisco. Portland. London. Paris. Uerlln friz Kong and Calcutta. f - iams & Lneland Banking Co., SSA.LISM, Oris. WILL BUY A LOT or good? at our store! wo carrv,n full iindfieneral Banking Business. of groceries, feed, crockery. uliifcVure, ct-i'-iSL10' al J"",t UUJlmUv" gars, louacco aim conieeiionerj. of violating tho sidewalk ordinance, lie I was fined tho costs, as it was learned dur ing ilia hearing that ho Is employed by two or threo of tho street railway companies hero ns a "spotter." Tho hatred displayed by street-car conductors and drivers for theso monitors in their affairs needs little provocation, and as a rulo tho operators of tho cars get to know their men in timo, and aro certainly well posted regarding their movements. Tho "spotter" who nppeared in tho police court carried a bunch of tho blanks fur nished by tho street railway companies for his use, and their make-up is ingenious as regards details. Tho spaces to bo filled In tho blank report call for tho day of the week, month and year, and tho exact timo of tho day at which a car is boarded. The direction in which a car is going and tho namo of tho cross street whero tho car is met, together with tho number of tho con ductor and register, is also demanded. Then follows tho details regarding tho num ber of fares recorded and a spaco for the "spotter" to tell of any nickels that may be "knocked down." Tho report goes further, and asks for answers to such questions as these: "Was tho conductor polite I Was tho conductor careless 1 Was ho watchful as to assisting ladles and children on and oft tho car? Was ho engaged hi loud talk with any ono on tho carl Was tho driver careful with his team!" Simple referenco to tho term "spotter" is sufficient to bring on a storm of indignation from nny or all of tho employes of street railways. "Every timo I hear of ono oi thoso fellows," said a St, Clair street driver, "lam reminded of what Superin tendent Bowers, of this road, who is now dead, said of th it badgo of dishonesty, the bell punch, when it was first introduced. Ho refused to brand his conductors with them, and declared that tho man who was not smart enough to beat them was not ca pablo of running a car. I could point out 'spotters," any number of them, who arc laughed at by tho men of this road. I re meniber when tho work was mostly don.' by women. Ono of them would get on thi car, open a book, and pretend to bo reading It, while sho turned over a loaf to corro spond with each of tho passengers. Thai was the poorestgamoof all, but tho scheme; resorted to now aro just as bad. If a mm is disposed to bo dishonest and is not t fool ho need never bo caught No man or earth can get on a crowded car, ns they al aro at some periods of tho day, and keep at account of all tho passengers. The con ductor, who is bound to go through the crowd and collect fares, has to keep hi eyes open, and at that often misses one oi two. POWER OF CUSTOM. Look at This H Ilil 9 I i t. burrows; No. 22.1 Court St., Salem, "PATRONIZE Home Industry, and use 1. .Mountain liaun cough Mire, uuu nntecd to give rellet or money refunded Manufactured l!y 11. 71. rro-j, Salem, Ore gon. Ahk your druggist for it. l-8dlm I s i; CAPITAL STOCK $200,000. twilWii.MAiss. President. Wf. Enoi.ani), Vice CrcM. U. P. McNahy, Cashier. $15 $hh S.'Wm "u L 'iPlMip Uikectehs: Geo. Williams. Win. Kng Isndf. A. Richardson, .7. A. Baker, .7. W. ,Q'idson. iW O-? Le Elchan's vGilt AN S? HEAUTH. Sfl9 ftKW vroKKY to ,end nt ,01 .llEM li)ind city property UJJlJfiil joi-d title shown by ab?t Ml AM - VSLr? (Jhcap Honey. KY to lend at low rates upon farm riy. io oeiay niier btract Jons A. O.ui.iiiN, Attorney al Law, U'JStato Street, Salem. New Fish Market. lli.i THirwIno lm nci nhlUllPfl n ntiW l'lh Scrc.cn thoLegad "S-StoVlg MaVi-et Jm srate.trt.nnd h.Ueepsu g.,.d !!i"7'?:' 'WJSShLl "LK yo,,r order ?& ho nicliiu'e Ooldeit Balsam No ircj vaanercs, Jin, anil a 'conj Byp: prln mary tost of the rilscnoA Lnn. t aj-piiiiM, l-rico, i 5 (;o pnr Bo'tlc, Je Ulcliaii'd O ldn Dalinm No.i Cures Tcrthry. Mcrcurl'By?'il.ltlo Rheu mitlem. Palm In tho Bones, Tain i In th Ilea J, baik tf tho Neck, Ulcerated Sor Throat, Syph::it'o ltafh, Lumps and con tractcd Con's, Stiffness ot the Limbs, anl endlcatu n 1 d scare from tho systcti whether cau.cd by lnd-scrctl"n or ahui of Mercury, living tho blwd puro nJ, liralthy. L- fro t 5 ( O pot 1 oltle. J.i lilclmu' .0"lt:en m anlili A I. doti fcrt .o euro of Oono-rhcca, G!eA irT.tatlrnO-uvcl, an! n't Urlna-y or Ocr Ut dliarrangcmcnta. lrli o 8 50 l II.it Up. " r Ulchaii' i rol.lo-i Rpinlsli If J"ctl ii, f rs;vc-o cas-sof Osnorrha InlUnni ti y ( !cct, Strictur s.ic. VrU $1 ! i nor i:Ulo. I.o nic'jin:',: Gilden Ontnifll fart ji? .1 ivli-i nffyn:s...t!ofi r. rndertiv .;r. PrlroCI II) n r K J.9 I ;!! n'u Cold" i r:l .Vcfl ..nd Un 1 1 -c-.tment; loS3 o' phy I al pV X- .cx-r'!S!.c,rtc-',-T"r'- ' rostitlon, Pile j C3 CO pT Kcx. T.i.lc i i.il 1,'crvlno, fljiit crer-rnl-cr?, C. O. 1., iecurc!y roM per express. .. ' . "lt!"AH' H ti CO. , Are .( c;JJtatlSno'reet, I oniercliy, cmcuiAu iiailkd rnnn Oregon R. R. Company (Limited.) C. 1ST. SCOTT, REOIilVI Tickets fornuy point on this line Hf'?i promptly attended to. McCrow & VViliard, itfew Salem Market S EXCHANGE BLOCK. Opposite Candy Kitchen, Commercial St f KVERTIIING NEW AND CLEAN nnlvtho best meats kept, and delivered free to nil parts of tho city. Dlfl'orencos anil Ilkoiiussns of Fushtous li Dlffertint Countries. That different manners and notions pre vail in different parts of tho globo is, o course, known to us all, says tho New Yor' Mail and Express. In somo parts of th' world tho lips aro brought together in tokci of lovo and affection, in others tho tips of th noses. In somo places to uncover tho heac is a mark of respect, in others to keep i covered. Among somo nations black clothe. aro worn as a sign of mourning, unions oth ers white. In some lands the de.id art burled horizontally, in others they arc buried upright. In Western countries sicl. pi.0. lo pay their physicians as long ns thev aro sicic, out in China ana otner Oriental couuti les, physiclatis aro paid by their clicnti so long as tho latter enjoy good health. It. Paris, domestic servants arc encouraged tc marry, as they aro observed to bo moro set tled und moro nttentivo to their duty than when bachelors. In London, such mar riages are discouraged, as rendering serv ants moro attentive to their own families thau to thoso of their master's. In Paris certain funds nro established for tho poor, tho yearly produco of which ad mits but a limited number. In Loudon"" c parish is taxed in proportion to tho number of its poor, and every person who is pleased to bo idle is entitled to a niointeuuiice. Ir Paris tho poor aro always contented witl their pittanco. In London they aro ho in solent that scarco ono of ll --n will coudo suend to eat brown bread. Tho latter city has accordingly a much larger number ol idlo and profiigato wretches than the former. In Paris, if tho bills of mortality can be relied upon, tho births and burials are nearly equal. In London tho burials exceed tho births by no less than fivo thousand yearly. Great is tho power of local custom, and if wo tako any of tho principal events of life, such as death and marriago, wo find the ceremonies conuectcd with them differing most curiously in different lands; but greater still is tho power of fashion, and tho human family is rapidly and cheerfully submitting to its tyrannical sway; thus we find Oriental peoples eagerly ndoptinj Western habits. In dress and manners the Chinese, Japanese, Hindoos and Turks aro surely getting Europianizcd, and to-day tho Oriental youth, discarding his national garb, looks upon patent leather boots, tall bats and frock coats as marks of progress and civilization. Conservatory of Music'! OT the Willamette univcr ity riaiem, uro couia do pas: Von, the most Huecesst'ul Muolc School on WayS. Alsop'i the Northwost Coast. Courxes tu muMe arc . ' ,, , t( cuu.il to liaMern musio schools. Yearly at- ,Jn'"" , htreets. Commutation Tlr-ki-t ..i etaWl per mite. uoner.il oniccs northwest cornet' and Pine ctreeU, Portland. 'tendance of nearly one hundred and llfty, .The nolo corps in icicners lor uie coming school year will bo Prof. 55. M. Purvln. Leouu Willis, Miss Eva fox; assistant teiicln'rs, Mlf-sLulu M. rtmtth, Ml.ss Ili.lly r.irlkh, und vl.s Mamie Paivin. umnciipsinugumru viwuiv-uiiuic, i iuhu, l,imi!ici)AJiiii, iiiiuijiimi ,m...&. lJipionuis given on ciui-iicuum ui cuuiiw .Send for catalogue ami circular. .. M PAHVIN. 7-U.d3m-wlm. at tho depot, foot of Jellerson street, i Organ, Vlnlln, Pipe Organ, Harmony, tho United eairago and baggage IfVSI Counterpoint, and Class Teaching. coinpauy h onicc. corner ecunil nil'1 ,a EAST SIDE. Stations. Trt"l PaidJ From Portland iv.,.i'nflprtid mnlla soo PortrndSPCo a j -l2r1i J fOlUy's binding. J M M 111 JVl VVr,..fll.ni-.. I .(1 M ' II 17 Mlvertoii 12 'JO 5 rr.llr wn.vllle... 7 iO 0 Cu .foburjr u 00 Hllver-C'oburg ton ue mail I.V I'M I 00 5 0) 5 53 7 00 Kansas House, Corner ol Court and High Sts. E. M. LAW, Proprietor. noTrSlroetnaHiTyComPonlo.KeepTb1 Tropcr Wy of Cleanliiir, IlnMhlBff on Their Employes. ml ""B -,-"-- In tho collco court thn nthnr rlnv. . the A rich mass of hair that when uncoiled Cleveland Plain Dealer, a young man g ving ! can easily bo sat upon by tho fortunate an assumed namo was arrested on a charge i possessor Is a beauty of itself, yet, strange to say, it has less to do with producing tho effect of beauty than almost any other attribute Complexion, eyes, nose, mouth, all count for moro in tho general sum ming up. It is stranrjo, too, writes Ella Rodman Church In Harper's Bazar, to noto how lrequontly this gift is found whero thoro is an cntiro absonco of all other personal at traction; and among German women of tho working class, who nro exceptionally plain, great masses of thick braids often cover tho ontlro back of tho head. A Ger man prescription for promoting tho growth of tho hair is to wash it thoroughly onco a week with tho yelk of an egg well rubbed in among tho partings, and afterward to rinso it off with cold soft water. A thorough drying and vigorous brushing complctotho operation, which is ono that working-women would scarcely tako tho timo to indulge In. This formula has been improved by tho addition of half n tea-cup of ammonia, a table-spoonful each of oil of bergamot and melted toilctt J soap (puro white Castllo or palm), a tcaspoonful of powdered borax, and a quart of raln-wator, to bo thoroughly mixed and kept In a covered jar for a monthly washing of tho scalp. This is often enough for purposes of cleanliness, and better for tho hair, as frequent wash ing injures tho young growth. Tho egg should first be beaten to mako It blend and rub in better; and beforo washing it is well to braid long hair in several braids, as this precaution keeps it from tangling. Braids and scalp should bo thoroughly dried with a coarso towel, and tho process assisted by sitting for an hour or so in tho sun or by a fire. Porfect cleanliness and patient brushing aro recommended as tho best restoratives for tho thinning and breaking of tho hair which is suro to follow tho oxecssivo uso of pomades, many of which aro highly in jurious, and tho piling up of hulr on ono head which grew on another. Much of tho hair of commerco has been taken from tho dead, and it heats and irritates tho heads to which it is transferred. This, with tho uso of applications containing chemicals, has a most disastrous tendency, and many of tho victims "havo a crown whero tho hail straggles thinly over a painfully blushing skin, and partings that assumo in their frightened eyes, as thoy look in tho glass, tho proportions of tho gates of Uasa, or havo a stubblo of short wiry coarso growth, inclined to bristle up, and giving an infinity of troublo to keep in decent order." Somo toiletto tables fairly bristle with bottles, boxes and jars containing "dress ings" innumerablo for tho unfortunato locks, which thrivo best, if ono did but. know it, without any dressing whatever but that administered by a well-made, mod erately stiff brush, varied by an occasional application of tho hands. Tho latter gives a satiny gioss; and a country lady, whoso hair always had a particularly neat, shining appearance, was onco detected in tho act of putting her finger in her mouth for an jxtra touch to tho front locks. People who novcr indulge in nn actual washing of tho head, "for tear of taking oolil," do not hesitate to wet tho hair frequently with bay-rum and other applica tions, although this is a surer wy of tak ing cold than n brisk washing of tho cntiro head and an equally brisk drying. The attcr, too, is iar moro vieanstng ana invig .rating, and with proper precautions thoro s no danger of any ill effects. Gentle and regular ftictionis the best of tonics to iuduco n healthy condition of tho oulp and to restore the natural boauty of ho halt when it has beeu lost through In jurious treatment. A littio ammonia in tho .vater used for cleansing acts ns a mild stimulant, also a homceopathio amount of tincture of cantharides. Brisk rubbing of tho scalp with n raw onion, and after this a touch of honey, is said to work wonders; butallremeJies nro useless without regu lar and persevering brushing fifty strokes nitrht and mornintr. beginning at tho very roots and going through tho ontlro length of tho hair. Cutting tho ends of tho hair onco a month is often recommended, but it is of littio avail unless each hair is taken separately, as scarcely nny two aro of tho same length. This is a task that requires two or threo hours in tho execution, and It Is said to pay if porsovered in. Children's hair should not bo cut unless it is thin, as tho first silken growth is never restored; and with tho Breton women, who havo magnificent hair, It is always allowed to grow from in fancy. Tho color of hair has much to do with its beauty, and as a general thing tho golden blondo is tho most popular. Fortunate is sho on whom nature has lavished theso shining- tresses, which givo tho possessor such a peculiarly youthful appearance. Many havo been tho attempts to imitate them with art, but such attempts aro suro to tormlnato disastrously. Occasionally tho lovely color is retained oven boyoud middle ago, but ordinarily it is as evanescent as tho youth it represents, and tho golden-haired girl of sixteen frequently becomes tho brown-haired matron of thirty. Miss Goldilocks has unconsciously lifted her -red-haired sisters out of their Cinder ella ashes, or thoso ,of them whoso ha.r Is on tho russet rather than tho ornngo tint, "tho color of perfectly rlpo corn," for tho reason that hair of this peculiar shado comes noxt in beauty to tho truo ehevelure dorce. It is not only beautiful, but distin guished looking. "Enter a room In day light," says a writer on tho toilette, "whero thero aro women without bonnets or hats, and If thero bo ono of them with bright, un mlstakablo red hair sbo will standout from tho rest with a novor-falling prominence, which, if sbo bo a pretty woman and red haired women havo often great beauty of featuro and very often lovely complexions Is of tho greatest advantage to her, act ually speaking." An approach to tho deslrablo tint may bo obtained by using a preparation com pounded of half a pint of rose water and threo ounces of clean powdered gum-arabic, mixed and strained, after which ono drop of anilino red should bo added to givo it a rosy tingo. This is also recommended to mako tho hair curl easily. Tho worst hair which Is usually in Ono Hundred Years Ago. Fortunately thero wcro no sowing ma chines th.n, except tho busy fingers of ladles, who gavo less time to personal adornment than now. The earliest inven tion to facilitate tho process of sowing was that of Weisenthali in 1755. In his ma chino tho ncedlo was pointed at both ends and had an eyo in tho middle, so that it Of the Willamette Univcr Ity Salem, Ore- could bo passed through tho cloth both s machino camo next, in mu, sliuttlo was used; then fol lowed tho loon machino of Duncan, in lfcXM. In the United States Granough, in 1842, took out a patent for a "machino to sew n straight seam," but Howe's, in 1840, was the first practical machino. Tho featuro of Etowe's machine was tho ncedlo with tho oeln tho point and tho interlocking tho threads by means of a shuttle. But tho in ventor could not havo flllod an order for a dozen of his machines for ?500 apiece. It is doubtful if tho sowing-macbino has bo come a labor-saving machine, for, instead of using it to save timo, it has increased tho amount of sowing dono a thousand fold. Whllo tho sewing machino was In troduced ouly about forty years ago, tho salo of them now is nearly, If not quite, 750,000 a year, and moro than thirty com panies aro engaged in their manufacture Their cost has been greatly reduced since the patents covering The B est Residence Localities lu the citv of Portland and other prosperous towns aro thoso owned by men or corporationsjvho havo tho disposition and ability to improro them. HLAND ADDITION HIG IS OWNED BY- I ID if MY And this Corporation Ls determined (o .Me 1 H Attota Addition To tlio L.ty of Salem. Tlicylmvo at this timo llftceu teamB employed and tho contemplated Improvements have -eaieelv begun. II is intended to make the drive lending from Commercial Rtreet through Riverside and High and uddittouM and mound Highland Park THE FINEST DRIVE IN THE STATE Of Oregon. The line of the Salem Street Railway Company runs through the middle of this nddition, and in. .its will Iw more than two blocks distant from tho line. Highland Park will in tho near future be ' THE MOST POPULAR RESORT ABOUT THE CITY OP SALEM. Lots in Highland Aildilon arc High and Dry 'and Well Located; Most Excellent Drainage The soil is hlnek and rich. From all points a line view is obtained of the public buildings and our highest mountain peaks. Arrangements aie ahemlv being made for tho location or two churches In tills addition, and t mmibcrof residences arc soon to bo built. Buildings only of tho best class will bo permitted. Besldeueo lots nithin tho limits of the city of Salem are wortli on an average over if 1000. We can sell you belter lots in High land addition for one-third of the money, and being directly on the line of the street rallw y they aro uracil ally not half so far from the public building; and tho bUHlnow part of the town as the majority or theftr ailccl "inside lot." Buy a Lot in Highland Addition for Three Hundred Dollars, Vnd let some other fellow pay $1000 for an inferior lot not so well located. With the dillercnco of $700 you can ulld a beautiful cottage, or put it out at a rate of interest that will buy you nearly two thousand street car ickets every year. Airlte mall WKST SlDl. I.V 713 10-16 20j 110 4i GO- AM A .iiirtuind wv Dunilmi Junction .. .-jlinrUl.ut . li.ill.ii, uoiintiiiiui Alrllf... Wn imvn takm a nou- namo but tvlll nnntlniin In KiirvnmirD-itrons with the thn frnlr;illnn of biMt tlu market nii.ml. gUe them u tj em DtiHrigtho Woof theso patents a 'iwiirtJaw" ym'ood. I to $17 sold for from IW) to ?lt, and now au U : Noi'nli Jl MJ lues1 employe!. 1 sells for from M0 to (53. A Heap of Game. Tha game killed last season on nino es- fh7C i (tOCr V MOM'I! ounbem.ide ln Ifl .tl.Tll inrlclni'furii. Airents nrft-rrwl u'lm (sin flirillMIl .. horsO Unci .. VtnlnnMnrr in "Pi-Inpn RnhivArrnnhArtr head. Blvu their whole tlinou. the buUn.Sreire ,.,. axonv. Bohemlannd Unner Aus- bonnets afford an excellent opportunity for streaks or patches of color can bo vastly improved by avoiding ovory thing Uko a stiff or conventional arrangement, what ever tho fashion may be. Such hair should bo loose and fluffy, in large wavos and care less twists not untidy, but picturesque. This causes tho light to striko it In such a way that tho inequalities of color nro not noticeable. Tho ugly fashion of combing the hair from tho neck to tho very top of the head spoils the effect of the prettiest hair, and is heftomlnc-onlv to a small, perfectly shaped The baro apertures at mo docks oi Union Title Abstract Company. Commercial ut., room formerly occupied by WlUtnmx fc Kngland'H ltank. ll on tee our work youwlll My weputup tho ncintcsl .IbHtrucU in Oivgon. hach plc-e of iioiert Is plainly shown on u correctly drawn tinted ninp. Kuc-h tnumrer Is ihown completely uh tho record hliown It. Work gunrnulrcd to lo correct. -(H333r5r? R. M ,WADE & CO. Headquarters for all kinds of vehicles, Buggies, Carriages, Carts, I-arm and Hprlng Wagon:-. Within thirty days we will have tho largest stock over brought to Salem. Part of them aro here and moro are arriving daily. HQ-l'lenso call and examine. TWO REDUCTIONS. We must reduce our stock in order to mako room for our spring goods. Therefore we will also reduce our already Jow prices on BOOTS AND SHOES For tho next forty days. Givo us a call and bo convinced that wo meau what we say. Yours, respectfully! KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S, No, 221 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon, Capital City Restaurant Jas. Batchelor, Prrip'r. Warm Meals at All Hours of Hie Day None but white labor employed In UiIn establishment. A good Hiibstiiutlnl mcnl cooked In llrut cIush stylo Twenty-live cents per meal. R J3 IJ V RON T. Court street, between Journal Oftlco unit Mlnto'H l.ivery. Unary stti9U DR. JORDAN & Co.'s MUSEUM OF ANATOMY Tol JInrltntBt.San Kmnclscii AcIiiiLmhIoii VSCcntg. Otiniid lenrn how to uvold dlHCiife. CoiiRiiltullon mid treatment nominally or by letter, on spermatorrhoea orKcultiil wenlcni'HS, und nil Ulai'iiKHu of men, Kcnd for u book, l'rivnto otllce Sll oiiHiiltntlon free. Union Pacific 11. R. Company 'OVERLAND ItOUTE." j UMLM .U'BIMMHI ' II I.I.IMjWIl'WinjMril ii n Blttatjuvrallttbfi t.inle. npneiUij """ Mi'K"lHMM W1W UlgtMUl UUU I on. '-' "'b-'imw 1 UtU4t 1 prevent dyijrrtU,i5.in be I BoM by nil ririigcUt. uiiimeiiiimny ueiroiiuiuiyimjv""- ,; . i...nni f-n i. a rmv nmaiM i h minis und (iltitu. II. F. tna was &M0O hoad, including 00,5.0 haros, imilW I Johnson &Co., 1KU iUIn M.. ittehmond, 197 partridges, 3,163 wild ducks, 335 rl i"r: I vf; .. ....n.. door. 1.853 roo deer, 1,774 pheasants, SOO perlenX Never '"SloT nliout iend.ng wild boar, 110 hazel grouio, 103 woodcocks ftimp for reply. H. r.i.AOo. 4-cJ-fim-s I and W fallow deor. -7 frfiuis Ittl up thn mudv of nhrenolotry, and the many un- deslrablo -'bumps" thus exposed to view mirfht never havo been suspected but for tho unnatural withdraws.! of their proper covering. - ATTENTION' ! Wo have Tunns, largo and small, lots from $.r0 up, and houses und loth lnnllmrtsof thocity. We don commission business exclusively. Ifyou wish toJI. list vonr pn.iwrty with us. Suburban tracts a iMcla)ty. ' ' PAYNE A nniDOFOIlD. i'rnlna for the east ltuvo x'ortlaud 11 1 7.00 am und 9:00 inn dully. Tic ill to und frou principal point In tin UullcdUtntcn U adu und Europe, Eleguut New Diuiog Cars. PULLMAN PALACE SLMERS. Kree Family BleeplnitCnrs run through nn KxprcH train to 'Jnmlm, Council IIlultH mid Kansns City without chungo Conm-ctluiiHut 1'ortlancl forhun Kinncls co und l'uiret Hound point. i-'or tuither particular uddrefs any acont of the company or I. W. I.KK. O. V. A. O. H. MEIXKN, Oenernl Tmlllo Manager M;fl&rryfir)l J. J. CULVER County 'Suiviyo JAMES WALTON, Topographer W, II.IDYARS. Civil Engineer llyars, Culvrr 4 Walton Suryeyen & Topographers Survey, drn, pint limp und liwiTlplli'ii oriiind. tiiuiilotR, und roud. dltchcH, MreU, eem,ulli-y, eto fU. made mill fiiriiUhcd nt tiii4onnblo nrice. Old Uomt Sou TsAimr. coiiirrHiind llnc-u riM'M v.ttL ouRur tnbllbhed frniiinrluiual tut, .. Held note. Onidc-ii.r illtcluc, imiilH, M reel or cw. ur, with e-Htlmuteii rtirnlnlied on o pil ra tion. Artdro County Burveor' ofllw. flcm. Orfyon . Brick and Tile for Sale MURPHY k DESART, -tivf(sors to I). Nnh,lmv a willitob. Uhtd llrlck und Tile fucUiry n riortb Uilom. iinir thu rulr AruiiUi, und "reprp rwriMl tii furiilih rii--l-il brlcic uud tile in dliort notice. rmy i i Di'i ictit on iii". y ''' t II lo IAI I'jK iiriiku'ri A river I sing Vcenuy. 01 uud CS llonh inl' IJxclmiiuc, 4,u fruueiwo. Cullfornlu. whero cuiitimu or ml verll'lnt; ! (" instln Ur tt i'J i i i j V