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i f POULTRY YABD.
jAl'asndf'na correspondent of tlio
Fanciers' Monthly writes: "As I
was rending the record of While
Leghorn hens, I, thought I would
like to wrlto you of my Bufl
Cochins, four hens and 0110 rooster.
During tho month of December I
received ninety-six (00) eggs, rank
ing nn average of twonty-four (St)
pggs per hen."- The edllpr Bays this
is nn excellent record for largo towls.
A farmer's daughter writes: "For
lmtchlug'and raising chicks there Is
no breed, In my opinion, superior to
tho Plymouth Rocks, and being
next to the noiuslttere In egg pro
ductlon, what more can you ask?
Though If two breeds aro kept, I
would by all means keep them sepa
rate, which may bo easily clout-wltubut-yurdiqic
cither one, provld
ed their houses bit built only a few
hundred yards apart. Thero Is lioth
lng so attractive as a flock of pure
bred fowls, uniform In color, size
and markings, and each odd fowl
added detracts from Its beauty as n
whole."
Fanciers' Mouthiy for March:
Tho past winter has boon a remark
ably favorablo ono for tho poultry
raiser or breeder in Washington and
Oregon. Thoso breeders who have
hfcd nny kind bf a grass run for their
fowlB hayo not felt tho need of green
food so far. All winter long grass
and clover have beou growing and
fowls have not seemed to care for
tnucli else except good grain, meat
and pure water. Bo little rain has
fallen that there has been little
need cif oven tho iusldo dust bath,
especially If pcus havo a good shed
attached.
E. J. Ladcl In Rural Spirit: "It Is
u disputed point which is tho most
profitable breed of ducks, Rouen or
Peklu, so far as my experience goes,
and tho maprlty of breeders would
undoubtedly agreo. Tho right kind
of (that is tho best) Pcklus are by
fur tho most profitable of nil the
duok .tribe Tho Rouons uro in
plumago similar to tho Mallard and
uro handsome, but do not compare
K ' wltlr tho pure Pekln for eggs, growth
or weight. Tho trouble Is, so many
huvliig white' (ltioka-olalm them to
bo Peklns, and buyers aro Invariably
disappointed. '''A true Peklu is a
rich cream white."
It should be mentioned that whon
dubk eggs nro hatched under hens,
they' must bo plentifully supplied
with moisture, Tho ground below
tho nests bIichi Id bo kept damp, but
In addition It Is an oxceilout plan to
dip tho eggs dally in water warmed
to about 102. During the earlier
stages they must not bo allowed to
lie in tho water, simply dipped In,
but after tho fifteenth day they may
bo left In tho water for n mlnuto or
two. In this way tho moisture re
quired by the egg Is tiocured, and
that drying and toughening of tho
Bholl, which would eventually pro
vent tho egress of tho duckling, is
avoided. This Is a nioHt Important
matter to remember, both with eggs
under lions and In the Incubator.
Wlicn thu ducks aro allowed to
hatch their own t-gga they will
usually have a swim at least oneo a
doy, and then they come back with
fuutliera all wet, In addition to
which they select a damp place for
laying. Wo must, therefore, follow
their axample. Country Clontlo
man. WcBteniiOregou Is almost an Ideal
egg and poultry country. Almonte
of cold winters, almost no snow
mid an abuudaiieo of green food all
tho year around, form a combina
tion that ought to muko theso val
ley n tho richest in poultry products
of any In tho now world. The
Jouunai, editor has been trying to
demonstrate what a doon hens
would accomplish in tho egg pro
ducing lino. JIls record shows 140
eggs for January and llltt for Febru
nrjC At market prices tho eggs
would bo worth about fG.00. They
have had grain and table scraps
wurmed up oneo u day. Wo do not
know what they might havo done
with cayenne pepjwr, egg food and
other fancy treatment, anil only
print the above faota to encourage
gg production.
Tin: ruuir dhvkh.
A compauy Is being formed In
Portland to manufacture an im
proved procetM of drying fruit. It
completely surrounds the fruit with
a proper degreo of steam honted air,
is simple and comparatively inex
jkmihIvo. It Is to bo called the
Champion, and dries anything (u
lcrfct)t and cleanly iminuer. Nn
' vapor can form. A family nI.o will
t ySjSSmtmimmiiimii mi iiiwiinw iiiiii i
to mado that can bo set on an ordi
nary stove and dry 15 Hs a day.
The company talk of coming to
Haleni to manufacture, 'nud propose
to put out the machine and take pay
in dried fruit. J. II. Montleth and
II. M. McGuIro are the projectors.
A l'OUITTHY HUCCKSS.
This Is the season for buying pure
eggs for setting purposes, where
people want to ralso blooded chick
ens, and we want to call attention to
Oregon's moat successful fine poultry
grower J. M. Garrison, Forest
(J rove. Bee his ad. In this paper,
lend for his catulogue. Draw on
his supplies of experience and en
thusiasm. He lias fund lnexhniibt
ble, aud wo belloyo from actual
knowledge that hit fowls rank with
ny, east or west.
CKUKJIY TO ANIMAIJ3.
A Mcudvllle, Pu., dispatch says:
Oustavus Jientley, of Randolph
township, wns arraigned on a charge
of cruelty to nnlmuls In having
dienred a Hock of 176 sheep In Feb
ruary. Rentley claims that ho is
futtculng them for the market, and
that they are easier to keep and In
crease in weight faster when shorn
of their wool. Accused wnlved a
hearing and was bound over to
answer nt the next term of court.
M. Crawford, Cuyahoga Falls,
Ohio, Bends us his catalogue and
pamphlet on strawberry culture
combined. It Is H2 pages aud four
pages of cover, three of which art
full crammed with correct Informa
tion aud yaluablo facts about the
strawberry. This vuluublo work Is
circulated upon application. Men
tlon this paper and you will bo sure
to receive a copy.
Handling- Insecticides.
A reportof the Maine experimental
station contains tho follawlug useful
cautions to thoso who handle insect
icide poisens: 1. They should always
be carefully and distinctly labeled
"pol8on,"and kept out of tho reach of
children. 2. They should never be
handled with bnro hands, or with
out oiling tho hands or coyoriug
any soies with court plaster, or still
better using gloves. B. Whllo spray
ing, keep to tho windward of the
trees; wash thoroughly afterwards,
and keep children out of the orchard.
1. Exclude animals until a heavy
rain falls. 6. Avoid spraying on
tho windward sldo of a dwelling or
any yard for animals. To theso pre
cautions wo may add that It Is spo
olally Important to mix thu materials
very thoroughly, so as tomakoa
moro elllolont notion, aud to prevent
tho danger of nny undiluted portions.
From Tillamook.
On last Sunday evening, March
tho 8th, a largo party of cltlons col
lected at Win, Olhon's hall, In the
city of Tillamook, and contrary to
law aud common respect for the
feelings of otheis, procured a band
of nuiHic and spent tho evening and
much of the night in dancing. This
Is cleaily an olleuco against tho law,
but as Mr. Olson Isu wealthy citizen
he piesuuies such oflences will bo
winked at, and it is a fact that the
nowspapom of tills place dare not
expose such lawlessness let.t thoy
lose his patronage. Mr. Wood, a
zealous christian minister, who has
been laboring faithfully In this Held
to build up a church and Improve
society In general feels almost dis
couraged In his efforts. Would
parents In tho older states feel con
tent to move with their children to
such an unhallowed spot? Stop
and ask yourself tho question, would
you like to tako a young family Into
such 11 community V If there bo
none who will bring pnweeu
turn for suoli an oliunoo wo hope the
ollender will feel heartily uslinmod
of suoli an outrage and never bo
guilty of tho Ilka again.
AN Onsnuviut.
A Mlrurlonl thu Nlnvti'viilli Century,
Oulnir to n lmd tdnto of tlio blood, 1 havo
Utvn iimlclt'd with rliiHiiimUi'm for twenty
years, Hint have imed crulcuivt fur ten
rnr. 1 tmvo oxjtouiltHt Innse mini fur
rcincdio rrcoomiiicudtid to mo. n ml from
uhIiik powerfull liniments to Kit a Itttlt)
sleep, iny lilpiiud kneo had lot nearly
nil KtrmiKtli. When 1 commenced to
tnko lllbbard'K llhcumaslc Hyrup I could
uol lake ono tip wllhoullhouldofiicmie,
or turn ninlf lu boil without iiislatuuco
I inu now niovo with peifevt wive, iiuil
walk without iny cuuo trout my lioiuo to
my oitlcu o cry day. Jam rolelved from
terrible atillctlou, nnd wish I mliiiit her
ulil to nil mulcted Willi rluumiitUiu mill
other blood disease, tlio merit of tbls
wonderful medicine, H. H. LMiiovor,
Ant Northwestern Mutual 1.1 ro Insurance
., MauUtee, lllcli.
Hprlni; Stcdluliip.
Dr. Ilium's Impmwd Uvur I'llU ou no
count f their mild uetlim urn tMpcolully
adapted fr cornvlliitf urn lug ilUordom,
such u Impure blood, tired bruin uud nob
liitf unit vruru oat body. Thoy act prompt
ly on tlio Idverand Klduy: drive out all
finpiirlOceiiroiii tlio blood, nud utalnrla
from lbu)tom. puly om illl torudoto
Try tU IhU uprln. Hold ul 31 couU ii
box by Hmlih a tiloinor.
.THICKS 01 ASSAJ!EIIS.
A ChomlaC Rolatos Somo Expori
oncoJ iu Hid Buslnoso.
Ail
Vllor nrgiirdrd at KnnTe ifow
Sampls-Owncri Try to Obtain
iTBiiilulent Corllllcnten Tho
Ciubrlol Sword Swindle.
w"
mem
" Paitlon mo, sir, wo allow no ono in tnai
room but tho assnycrs." I looked at tho
speaker with nn expression of iDjurod In
nocence, writes a correspondent of tho Now
York Mall wid Ezpras. lie was tho member
of tho great firm of chemists whoso certifi
cate ns to tho output of a mino would bo
worth a fortune If favorablo. " Borry to
offend you, sir," ho continued, "but wo as
sume !mt-cvory man who comes horo Is a
knave."
This aroused my curiosity, and I improved
tho first opportunity to ask nn expert as
sayer to explain theso misanthropic senti
ments. I)r I.cdoux, a latnous chemist con
nected with tho Arm mentioned above, sat
isfied mo tliat thoy wero well founded. "Wo
can hardly trust our own senses," ho said.
"I havo known a samplo of oro to yield a
heavy percentage of gold when Its owner
was present at tlio tost and nono ut an
when ho was absent Ilow can that bot
Well, in this Instance I saw nothing wrong,
but recently I was conducting an assay in
tho presenco of tho ownor of tho samplo
and noticed that ho was chowing tobajjo
very vigorously and also going to tho assay
furnaco to oxpectorato into tho llro. Watch
ing him narrowly I saw him spit into tho
cruclblo, and, seizing him by tho throat,
I forcod out of his mouth the tooacco and
along with It a qunntlty of gold dust, which
ho was attemptlag to got into tho crucible
this was to inako his assay run high. It
would rcquiro very little gold thus added
to an ounco of oro to mako a dlffercnco
of many hundreds of dollars por ton in tho
result.
"Tho most singular attempt at swlndlo
which wo havo over como aorois was in
connection with 'Gabriel's Sword.' You
may remembor that In tho mouth of May,
1&S3, tho papers in Ulster and Bullivan Coun
ties and tho Now York daily papers wero
widely excited ovor a most romartablo dis
covory back of Kingston, N. Y. A strange
sword had fallen from tho skios and had
been discovered in tho town of llochostor,
Ulstor County.
"Somo tirao in July following, a long
haired individual camo Into our oilico stag
goring under tho weight of a box seven
fcot long with a cross pieco near ono end
about two feet in length. Ho asked If wo
would assay any thing, and on being as
sured that wo would, pulled outascrcw
dnvor uud carofully unscrewed his box, out
of which ho took a sword. It was a curious
woapon nearly soven feet lonp and so heavy
that I could scarcely lift tho point from tho
ground with ono hand by taking hold of tho
handle. It was covered with Ilcbrow or
I'hoenecian characters apparently, and cov
orod with rude ilgurcs of men and animals.
This marking was only apparent whoro tho
rust with which most of tho weapon was
lioavily corroded had boon rubbed off,
"Tho man said that ho was tho dbcovtrcr
of this 6trango sword, and was exhibiting
it about tho country; that goino unbeliovcr-i
had scolfcd nt his statements that it camo
from a spiritual world, and that ho desired
us to mako an assay of it to provo that it
was genuine Ho stated further that on
its appearanco and ring whon It was Btruclc
ono would naturally tako It to bo steel, but
that ho had boon In timosjwst a blacksmith,
and was samiliar with metals, and that It
was his opinion Hint it was a compound of
silver and iron, and asked mo whotuer such
an ulloy was noi uncommon.
" I told him yos, of course, whon ho tri
umphantly added i 'Now, I want you tons
Bay this sword and givo mo a oortlilcaia
that It Is nolther Iron nor stool but an alloy
containing silver, and I wunt you to say on
your cortlllcato that such an ulloy is not
used In this world for such purposes and
would not havo tho h&rdncss, lloxibility
iml other characteristics which thisswotd
itosaossos.'
' I wus liitorostcd anil nmused, and aiced
to make tho tost. The oli) uau Bccmcd anx
ious not to mutilato tho weupoa, and It was
agreed that wo should lilo off u portion fiom
0 placo whoro It was particularly rusted
and ussay tho flljng. I was convinced that
It was nothing but stool, find wus most in
tensely surprised when our assayor brought
up a largo silver button which ho had ob-
tullicil Horn tlio tilings. Too old man wus.
triumphant, but 1 was at oneo on my guard,
as 1 scented n swindle. It was, of course,
iKisslblo to coat tho surfoco with n silver so
In tlon which would dr.r on pnd produco tho
result which wo found, and I rofuscd to glvq
him a cortlllcato withuut a further test,
Ho readily acquiesced in this, and said thai
ho hud rather auti6ipatod such a rcquost,
aud proposed that ho should fllo tho cud of
tho cross bar, calling my attention to thg
fact that ouo end was about half an inch
longer than tho othor, and that tho cross,
bar and sword wero undoubtedly forged out
of tho saiueplecn of metal, so that what was
truo of thu composition of tho bar was true
of tlio sword. This I agreed to, and tho
cud was tiled PT It appeared to bo
simply a eubo of olt hot) or stool, heavily
rusted oa five sides, aud bright and hotnor
goueous where out by the fllo. "Now,"
euld my client, "you tell your man to put
this In tho miolbloiuid 1 will abldo by tho
result." Ill spite or tlio appearanco or tho
piece of metal our assnypr was instructed
to take a cold chisel and cut It la two nud
assav tho two halves soparntoly. To oiif
Intense astonUluaent ho brought tho two
portions upstairs, showing us, coiicoalt'd la
the middle, u plug of sllynr surrounded on
all sides by tho stool or iron. The wholit
thlug was at once plain I The old man, oi
some one, In imiu'ifucturlng tho sword had
bored n holo through ouo end of the enm,
bar and plugged it up with silver, so that
It did not show. JIo had probably Invetit,
etl tho mctoorlo story, Wo, of course, do.
cllucd to glva htm a cortlllcato of tho au
oriiatural origin of tho woopon, which ho
had undoubtedly made himself, aud ho de
parted. Tho mon wo most fenraro tho 'now proc
ess' characters who ")fojs to bo able to
(lad gold or tin or other uiotal lu tho moi
unlikely rocks by seorot means of tlioir
own. They como to us for cortllkates nud
always Insist oa boiag present whoa thair
process U tried. Homoiimo thoy will Valt'
'ho Bi.mplo or put gold tutq tho prucihlu iu
splto of the greatest mitebfulnots,"
A Collo tlon of I'vut,
A fuao Iu Denver, Col., muuoJ Lyon, got
an Idea .nine yeacs ago tlnil It would bo a
lino thing to i-olloet all tlio odd shaped pom
liu could ibid, so ha nturttd lu mul to day ho
lull It lot eomprlblng ovor sovon huudred
different various Abouj twelvo ilUToront
mcinl nro icpioiciitud i) tho collection
1'hon thero nro a nuuilwr of wooden pon
and a lotof xld iiuills. Tho colUvtioa em
braces specimen from Hnelatut, Ireland,
Scotland, Oermany and othoi IJurop-nui
eountrlrs, beside America utur Cu ada
There are pons potated Uno enough to maUo
lines of laloroseopto itolic-acy, and others In
tended for men who use the tlrst pronnl
pronoun n great deal In their corroioud
riice. Borne are lu shapo Ilka shovels,
others ivf mblo a e ti a of movi-ji p.-,
and other aiv m.-i i ' v
Ux-LiTrrajri EraA C(yi
'Wc
vnr
Cot'
Jfjtrin has told us tho tnlo of a mulfl
which, from overfoodlnar, palloped about
nd felt gay, eajlng to himuclf: "My
father, surely, was a hlen-zncttled racer,
and I am bis own child In speed nnd
spirit." Next day ho waa sick and weary:
bo then exclaimed: "I must have mado
amistako; my father, after all, could bnro
bocn only an ass." A man, after eating' a
good dinner, may feci extravagantly joy
ous; but next day (I don't mean you to
Infer ho feels llko an dm) ho is surly end
grim, his stomach and liver aro sluggish,
ho is morose, despondent and "out or
sorts" jreneraJly. For Indigestion. Bil
iousness and all derangements or tho
Blomach. Liver and Bowels, Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery Is an unequaled
Itemody. Contains no alcohol to Inebri
ate; no syrup or sugar to ferment and de
tango tho digestive processes. It cleanses
the system and cures pimples, blotches,
eruptions and all Skin and Scalp Diseases.
Scrofulous affections, as Fcrer-sores, Hlp
lolnt DIscaso, Swellings and Tumors, yield
to Its superior alterative properties.
World's DisPENSAnr Medical. Apso
CtATion, Manufacturers, Buffalo, N. Y.
mB$i
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I5QQREWA1
offered far an
Incurable c&so of Catarrh
la tho Head, by the rjroo-
rietora of Dr. fiaira'a da-.
torrh Remedr. Only CO cents. Sold by
druggists ovcrywhore.
PltOFESSIONAl. CARDS.
ryAUOY & HINGHAM, Attorneys and
1J counselors ut law, Hxlem, Oregon.
HavliiK an abstract ol tlio records of Marlon
county, Including a lot nnd block Index e:
Halr-m, they Imvo special facilities lor ex
umlnlng titles to real estate. Business In
thu supremo omt and In thOBtate depart
ments will receive prompt attention.
ii. v. hon riA m. n. n. haydkn.
W. II. IIOIiM.
Boniiam, Holmkh & llAl)Efr, Attor
neys ut law. OHlce lu Bush's bloclc,
between Slntonnd Court, on :om'18t.
TILMON FOItn, attorney nt lnw, Salem,
Oregon. Oilico urtalrB In 1'atton'B
bloclc.
PltATT A HUNT, attorneys at law, Halcm.
Oregon. OIHoo over Capital National
Dank, Commercial street. Money to loan.
J J. MHAW,
. OreEon. I
ut head of stairs In
nusti h nauk
Atternev-nt-Law. Halem.
Oilico tlrst door to the left
tlio rear of Ladd &
HICIIAHDHON. Attornov nt lnw. of.
llco up stairs In lroul rooms ol new
diock, corner i;omnierclaI and Court
O T.
Wish
streets, Hiileui, Oregon
TOHN O'SIIKA, Attorney nt law. Room
if over Capital Natlonul bank. Collee
tlpnsu specialty. Correspondenco solicited
floti
It. T. C. SMITH, Dentist, W 8tato sticet.
K.ilem, Or. Unlsbed dontnl opera
Ions ofovervdescrlotlon.
lions a specialty.
I'uiniess opera
--
DH.J. M. KKKNII, DentlsU Oniceovti
tho WUlto Comer Court uud Coin
niercial streets.
D1
K. II. SMITH, DKNTIBT.-Ofllco ul
Ills residence ITU llleli strcoL uear
Agilcu tu nil works.
TIT1W. M. E. Mcl'OY, IMiyslclan aud Hur
lil neon Oilico uud looms lu lodging
iiousc, Krontand Center stieets, near tin
fool of Marlon nnd l'olk Co, bridge, Chron
In illseiiM-s a specialty. Cuio t)r no pay.
Consultation lice.
fi. McNAI,I.Y,Arclitect, New Bush
lire) man block. I'luus aud koecltlcu-
truus ot all clashes of ofbiilldliiioi On short
notice. Huperlntcuduacoof work promptly
oonnl after. il5-tf
WD. 1'UOII, Arehltect, l'lans, Sped
. licalion.s nnd superintendence lor
all clashes or bplldlngtl, OHIoe aw Com
mcrclul St., upMalrs,
AW. BRST.-ArtUl, Ktudlo. Bush.
. ilrcy block. Clashes Thursdays und
tMiiiuduys,
HIJ.SININ.S GAUDS.
ANKWlMpor lUugor, Now tools. New
deslgne.; has li-arnid tho trade; will
KiviiK.nniii'i'3, r,. iv. ii.ti.ii, unico Willi
Olobo Heal Estate Kxcbaugo.
T r Us K. ri, HOjNCO, barber and hair
111 (lienor. HhaiuiHMlug Indies' and
t-hlldreii's bulr a spoclnlty. Who will be
pleased to see all her old customers ut her
shop opMslto the Opera House.
lOSKl'H KlISKK baibarundlulrdiess.
O or. Hair cutting cents, shaving li
Powder
i
XML U WMom U Homcs-o Ycan $& Standohl
CALIFORNIA
fi sirlvE2 Aa-M am
$M$ftmyk
r-s
mmiFMv
m& CATARRH
Ekeamatlam, KeuralgU, Corns
u HCADAOHC. AnAlLAlt(.
Tai CUltfmU PhIUi u4 ltWft
KLKOTKIO COUGH OURK
cvmt cotst, ctouKconsuuntQf.
tiUkrtUDrstfUU. Em,M4H
ftrniyaoiw '. ut Aafu !
eeuts,
work,
.. v.iiiiii,Mutiin. alii
Hath looms in connection.
113HUU0 sticet.
Best of
n J. I.AIWUNAOU,, Jauilfplure of nil
kludsof vehicles. Repairing a special
ly. Shop 45Stutohtiot,
St KO. HOKYr-Haibcr and llalrdrets.
r. lng parlors, Upest baths In tlieclty.
iCoiuiiieroliil Street, Salem.
JOHN OKAY. Contractor and builder
V Mud Iusldo tlnlshlug a peclally IWi
Commercial sticet, Salem Oiegon.
JOHN KNIGHT, lllacllhinlth. Horst
ii shiKdugaudreiiulrliiguspielalty. Shop
at thu fool of Liberty sheet, rtaiem, Oregon
,m
In thoCouuly Court of tbeStnteof Ore
gon, for the County of Marlon.
In tho matter of tho guardianship of tho
HroiisiuulMlatuot Kluu-r H.Soolt. Al
Hllda Swat, nnd Alexander I). Scott, ob
KM,A- IfeuXu,,fCWWI' ,,ud
Whereas, apnlleatlon having been mado
In dno'foilii of law to the atioo eutltled
iMiirl.oiitlit 10th day of rVbnmry. A. I),
I vi, by Kllen Ucott, the duly appointed,
iiuulirtedandaellug guurdlan of mid ml
nors, fOrnn order niidllceiue auihorUlng.
cniiHiwerluguiid dlrectlug her to sell tho
real estato belonging to wld minors nnd
dicrlbod tisfodows.to wit; lk-gluniug at
the . w-cnriier ol edalmNo. M iiollilciuTlon
No. 111$ in t. , ii. 1 w.. In MaVVon ooTinty,
""p'u; theur cast tf.Io elisln to iho
iiiuuiiu ui I'liuimir
rlvtr, tliAi,. Mn,i.
&h,... .a".:...:. ". ---., .....,,,.
ii-,. - ., ivcum, iiivueo norm Tfsr y
t A'clialiu; llieui-o iuirtlrJ74ehulnr.tbeuct!
norlh W,w. 2.60 chains; tlirnc north
WW w . 8 o!i.iln; tlwnce N. 40;u w ,T "SI
I'huliu; litems w. iM rhnliu; then . .
ilftl chaliu. tu the pUicr of b glnulng, con
lalulnr STUM acres oljiind, B f'V"4
AlMlouNo.lindSln blook No. M. in
Iho town of OeivnU, couiily of Marlon,
tulo ol Oregon, nccortllug lo the map of
mid town, on reeord In the omoa of the re-
rvnleroftvnve)uiiceit of said Marlon Co.
And win roii swiil oogrt i rtxed on
Mi.july,tlioMhdayof Aprll.A. J). lOl.at
I ii i loc p. in. of said any at llui oourt room
or Mid rtiurl lu the oourt house lu the cliy
or jMlem, lu said lonntv and itata, a
tlitlniound pUiv of biarlng anyaudAII
uiOfn ilou to tha grauilng of aid onlw
aud tkvuwx
Ihervftvo to Klmer II. Seolt. Alwllda
Bxlt, Alexander D. Scotland to their next
of km aud lo all person knowuorun-
buuhu iiiiriTicu in kuiu eiaie, greeting.
In the name oflbe state of Oregon you
ana tvuiJti of you are hereby ein-d und r.
Ihk lit wild court
boaud Jin-wr t Mid time and
iuM"4f(.iiraiu snow
vxpti
iiim) ii any you nae or iraUT ;
lid' i
Kli orlr uiiet lln'iise sliou
HUf fl OT1H Mill ixhiiiou.
iiii'
Clu
not Ivsuttik
IlllrKS lh llilll. II lltlulil U'Kl.ln lt,.l.
oTiauoouuiyeourlofil it o urasua,
ftr rija wUuti of Msrioii. WIIU thotcSl oi
U I'lUin aiaid. tbl li.) inV nt kvi I7
! 1 . Iwl. (AUetr r ' "
--, K.4 BAIRXXK.
IfTlt txunty Cturk.
First National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
WM. N. I.ADVK, I'rcsirtent
UH. J. KKYNOLD8, Vice l'rcsldcnl
JOHN MOIH. InpbKr
GENERAL BANKING,
Krcnange on 1'ortlnnd, Han Francisco,
New York, London nnd Hong Kong
bought and sold. Slate, County nnd City
warrants bought. larmeis lire cordially
Invited to deposit wnd trammel busluesp
with us. Liberal ud antes made on
wheat, wool, hops nnd other piopcrtypt
leasonabio rntes. Insurance on Midi se
(urlty can be obtained nt the bank In
most reliable companies.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITAL1ST0Cri',allSiiliscriUu;S200)000
Transact a general bauklng business
In all Us branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS I'resldeu
Wi. ENOLAND Vice President
HUGli MoNAItY Cnshlei
DIRECTORS: Geo. Wllllums.Wm. Kng
land, Dr. J. A, Richardson, J. W Hohson
J. A. Baker.
Bank lu new Exchange block on Com
mercial street. 8:lMf
Capital National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
Capital Paid op, -
surplus,
$75,1)00
15,000
It. S. WALLACE. - - President.
W. V. MARTIN, - Vice-President,
J. H. ALBERT, .... Cashier.
DIRLCTORSi
W. T. Guy, IV. V. Martin
J. M. Martin, It. S. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. IJ. Albert,
T. McF. Patton.
LOANS IvIADE
To farmers on wheat nnd other market
able produce, consigned or in store
either In private granaries or
ipnbllc warehouses.
Stale aud County Warrants Bought at Par
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted nt reasonable rates. Droits
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, San
Kraucisco, Portland, London, Paris, Beilln
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
Capita City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WarmMeals at All Hours oi thcDaj
None but white labor em iloyed In thl
establishment. A geod substantial meal o ked In first
class style
Twenty-live cenu per meal
RHJD BRONT
Court street, between Journal Ofllce niiu
Mlnto's Livery.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
(WI.lron.VlA KXI'KESS TKA1N KUN DAI1A
IIETWKKX rOUTLAFD AXU 8. F.
M,.ut Ii. i I North.
".-Ut p. in. L ,
0:18 p. Hi. 1 I.v.
llhljH.ni. I Ar.
Portland
.Snlom
Sun Fran.
Ar.
Lv.
Lv.
h:".5 a. in.
7:2(1 n. m
li.UO p. in
Aljove trains stop eul at following stu
tlons north of lloseburg, t'nst 1'orllHiid
Orgon City, Woodburn, Kalem, Albau)
luugent, shedds, Haley, Harrlsbuig
Junction Chy, Irving nnd Kugpiie.
'lKMhllUKO MALI. DAILY,
S:00 a. m. I Lv.
W-Jil a. in Lv
5:lo . in. ' r.
I'ortland Ar. I 1.00 p. va
8.ilem Lv. I 1:IW p. m.
Itoebtirg LV. (1.20 a. in
Allmny I-ocul, Dnlly (Cxvepl Sitndii;.!
6 ou p. m.
TSil p. in.
9.00 p. tn.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
PoitluUd
fiilnrn
Albany
Ar. MtfJOi. I'.
Lv. Ifli'Sl i.i
Lv,6i'X)i t.i
iiiaa uurrni JMniu
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
r'or uciuiiiinodiitiou ol second clacp
imssengers uttuched to express trains.
iVest Side Division, Between Portland
and (Mil's:
JJAII.Y (KZCEIT SUNDAY).
IB
niiu
Come to tho Willamette Valley and tc t ah
Land that will 1
'i,
living
country that can be relied upon.
TYin rrn i ti rt mi r rtwm a Wfl ttvr trnn
m6iUUu, wup Miiiu jiMn iiviiijj is assured f
the beginning and failure oc crops is unknown (
to a country where you do not have to work
every day for 12 months iu the year 1 to supply
and family with the necessaries of life for G month
but, tew countries that possess all the good lliin. tr.
many of Blizzards, Cyclones and Hot winds
the Willamette Valley has never ha J. a fail are
and is getting there just the same.
"fflfl
12 L
V.
J 'urn
Cimij
of
7:K) a. in.
1Z-1U p. m.
rrv:-
Ar.
Portland "
Corvallls
Ar.
Lv.
500 p.Jli.
n:,n p. in
At Albany and Corvallln eouuect with
trains of Oregon Pacific llullroad.
KXPKEaa TRAIN (DAILY KX0KIT8UNDAY
4:10 p. in.-1 lTvT Portland 'r. I :20 a. in
7:25 p. m. I Ai.McMltinvlllBLv. i 6: 15 a. m.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
Kor tlclcets and lull information regaru.
mg rates maps, etc, apply to tb.6 Compa
ny s agent Salem, Oregon.
KP. HOOEltS, Asst. U. V. and Pais. Ag't
R. KONHLKK. Manager
THE YAOUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
Health is Wealth I
"Jaiii r to hhaiu
Lj3rrjgTn EATM ENft )
H. K. C. WITT'S Nerve nnd Iliiilu
Treatment,!! cum-uuteed specific for Hys
teria, Dizziness, Convulsions, Kits, NerniH
Neurnlala, Headuebe, Nervous Pio-,tratioii
caused by the use of alrobol or tobacco.
Wnkeliillness, Mental I)ppresIou, Solteii
ln;;nrtlic bmln resultluglu Inviully uud
Icudlni; to misery, !ecay and dcatli, pre
matuiooldaKO, b.irienncxs, lo-s ol jiowci
earned by over-o:ferllonof tbe bnilu. liub
box contains pita uinqib's trratmont, Sj.ft)
ii box or six boxes lor S.I.IW, seut by mall
prepaid cm receipt of pi Ice.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXER
To euro nny case. With each order le
eched by us for six botes, accompanied
with S5 10, we will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to refund the nuiney II
the treatment does not etlect a cure. Ouar
itnteea Issued only by (Jeo. K. Good, Driu.'
cist, Hole ngonl, X Com. St., balom, Or.
And Oregon Development company'!
steamsblp line. 225 miles shorter, 20 hour
loss time than by any othei loute. Flret
ciass tbiough passenger and freight llr-i
from Portland and nil points In tho Wli
lamelte vallev to and liom San 1'rancisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays).
Leave Albany 1:00 PM
Leave Corvallls 1:10 PM
Arrive Yaqulna 5:30 PM
Leave Yaqulna - . -0:15 AM
Leave Corvallls 10:35 AM
Arrive Albany 11:10 AM
O. it C. trains connect at Albany nud
Corvallls.
The nbovo tratus connect nt YAQUIN I
with tbe Oregou Development Cors Lit
3fSteiir,isbliiHl)ctwPHii iunilnn and Ha,
Kran clsco.
SAIM.NU PATES.
STFAMEIU. IKOMYACiniNA
Farallon, I'riday, June 27
Willamette Valley, Tuesday July
raruiion,stinuay ..
Willninclte Valley, Thursday " 1
l-'anillon, Tuesday " 1
SrEAMEBS, FKOM MAN FJIANC1SCO
Willamette Valley, Friday Juue 27
Fnrallon, Tuesdiiyn July 1
WUIaiuottu Valley, Sanday " i
Farallon, Thuisday " 11
WHinmette Valley, Tue-.day " 1
Tins company reserves tho riRht tc
ohanijo fcalllng dates without notice.
. K l'ILkll1lra
WllliiiiicttcrValfe:
connection
Passenjieislrom Portland and ul
alloy points can mako closi
Willi
the trains ol tin
VAOl'INA KOUTEntAlbauyorCorvalllj
and II destined to Kan truuclsio, should
arrange to tin lvn at Yunmna the evenlnp
beiore date of sailing.
I'asstnger ami Kielgbt Kates Alnays thi
lowest. For Infoirantlon apply to Messrs
Ht'LMAN & Co., Freight and Tlcki',
Agent. 2W und 202 Front st Portland, Or.
o
C. C. IIOOUK Ac'l Gen'l Frt.
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific It. It. Co.
Corvall3, Or
li, xivoviui,, jr. ueiri 4ii;
We are living in nn
EVOLUTIO
i
as regards extensive farming. Having found that re!-
xiUJil ,, nvu uu iuiiui juoujij oiiu uuoo ui JJIOUHCtlOD J
big wheat fields of the Pacific coast are almost a tl
the past. The producer of wheat has found that M
to compete with the gieat wheat producing belttifil
world. Rapid transportrtion has annihilated WI
and in 60 day s time wheat trom the granaries ofEttl
and Asia can be deliyered at any seaport in the world
Diism'
sKTinr. ii irrii'oi tinrl fnvmmiY iTnll nnv l ti nmr DrMinlm. t I
V lt,U .H V i CUIVU At4,iiXJlAl Hill i'J ll t,iJJ VUUti V M
moisture and the sun's rays meet. Innootliercountrrlj
M
w m so Gil
Tn
with her
gifts
as in the
Pass.
Agt, Oregon Development
ah Montgomery tt.;
Co,.
GREAT WILL
E TO
miS
'X0&
VJaSiLG
njm
HEALTH.
Le ltlchnn Oolden Balsam No. 1
Cures Chancres, flrtb nd second staffe'
Sores on tha Lew and Body; Sore Eau.
hyca,ose, rtc, Coppcr-colorud Blotches,
Syphllltlo Catarrh, diseased Scalp, and all
primary tormi ol the disease known ai
Syplillif. Price, Si OO per Dottle.
Le Illcliaii'a Golden Ilulsunt No.S
Cures Tertiary. Mercurlaiayphilltlc. Kheu
inatlsm. Pains in tho Bones, rains in the
Tll'oal. fyphilHla Hash, Lumps and con.
traded Cords, Bllffnesa of the Limbs, and
eradicates U disease from the system,
whether caused by Indiscretion or abuse
of Mercury, IcaTlmr the blaod pure 5nd
hrjlthy, Prlca 85 00 pr Ifottle.
Lo Hlcliuu'a Oolden HpanlihAntL
dot o (or tho eur et Oonorrhcaa, Gleot,
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni
tal disarrangements. Price S'4 SO per
llottle.
1 Ulchan'a Golden Spanish In.
lection, for severe cases ol Gonorrhcoa,
Inflammatory Gleet, Strlstures.&c. I'rlco
91 SO per Jlottle.
Lm Ulchan'a Golden
Lp
lor the effective hrtllntrnf Si-nhiiuin c.,..
.t . ; .-' - ""-
wM.iuvuuDh rriresi eu
t lel)ala Golden PI
and Brain trealmsnt) leajotpb;
Ointment
itlo Sores
r n.i,
ner h
llla-Nfrr
physical now
jr. excess i or over-work, rrostratlon, etc.
Tonlo st lid Nervine,
Bent tTervwhere, C. O. D, seoursly jxwked
peroxpreas.
THE RICHARDS DRUQ C0.,ADeuta
600 A; 0U KIARKCT ST ,
Han Frnuclieo, Cal
"UIH 8CNT FRCP.
Citation.
lutueconuty Court of the State of Or
eeou, lor the County of Marlon.
lu the matter ofthe estate of
f twioan, qepvafceil
Citation,
WllKllAtt llimlln llm, liflvlnn 1.. . a
In duo form bf law to the above nmueil
cuuri on uie om oay oi janunrv, A. I), lssi
bycieo. A.IJaiinlnif tho duiy'nppolnteii
Uiialilled and actinic admlnlstmior ofsnid
etate.foruorloraudcensenutliorlsiui.'
eiupowerlUKauddlreetinelilm to sell the
lal estute belouglmr to wild decedent and
dt-tcrlbed as follows, to wit: '
liounve, six, keven and eight, In lilopk.
ho. twenty, m kiiuwu ou the recorded plat
of the town nfmivouls, in the coimiy Ti!
Marlon Hnd8talefOr,Wn,asreoordel i
the office or ihe recorder of wnieyanee"
for sutdrouniy and state. "t-ju
And wlu-reua bald court hns nxed on
Monday, the Mi day of March. A. I). ItSi
atthewwrtroom In the court hoiutiu
flW S1II. in s-Ud wuntyand state;
at 10 o'clock a. m. WsaiJ day as llji tliie
and placo for hearing any nnd all objection
to tin grant log of slid o'rder and ifcll
JUereforetoltev, . IMorme. t he iwld
liar Imrylee aud deiUeo of said etate
aadloali perwiiu, iknown or unknown
lnierled In utd wWir Uiii "" Wu)
Iu the name of the suite of Onion- vou
aud each or you aro henby cited TaS'd r
oulred to apprur ut said lime aud idar
ineu and there to nhow CHiue" If nay ? ml
haw. or ifauy there be, why the prayeVor
braved for I iiuiHtMT i" "
IIM.M.W. . ft . .Z- t. . .
1 .ir r? .-It in. m
From Terminal or Interior 1'oinfs (lie
Mcni Pacific Railroad
Is tho Hue to tako
To all Points East and South.
It iHthodtulng car route. It runs thiouijli
vestibule trains every day In the year 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO !
(No ch'injje of cars.)
Composed of dlulujrcars unsurpassed,
Pullman ilruulujc loom Weepers
Ol IftttM equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars,
II 'si that cn bo constructed and In which
iiocoiinnodiuli na aro both nee und iui
ulshcd forlioldc-Hoftlrnluud sewnd-clnss
tickets, nnd
KLEGAI T DAV COACHES.
where grow all kinds of ceroarls. Ve.gGtahles,hop3auciy
ries yield profitable returns. The Willamette Valid
the home of the Apple, the Peach, the Pear, the Pic
the Prune and all kinds of deciduous fruits. "While (
lands than ours grow apples, plums and pears, in no oft
country do they reach such a state of perfection. Mate
uie inouier 01 monopolists, m all that creat belt ol con
ry lying between tho 25th and 50th paialells of latitt
the Pacific coast, alone produces the Italian and Pei
or (French) prune. Last year the United States import
from France alone 70,000,000 puimds nf prune as agait
10,0011,000 pounds grown on the Pacific coast.
:tlng with uli
uninterrupted
ions can be si
' auj iigent i.i
A contluuoi i' v:.'.
Iliifs. ullordlii'' d wif '.r-i
hcrvlce.
Pullman slf r
cuird In ndvi ; .-,.
the ro.id.
lhroiiKh lloliela lo uud from ul) poluu
In Ameiica, Kuglaud nud LCurope can bt
puichabednt any ticket oltice ot this o,nu
pany.
Kull lufonivitlon coufpniinu laics, time
ltrulns,ra.it(MinndQtlii'rdoiinuturnl4bel
on appllontloii tminy njcfnt or
A. L). CJJAItLTOX,
Af5!s,i?.nl. abll0Iul I'amitir At-ent, N
121 Hrt Btreut. cor. Waidilugieu: i'ort
land,Oro:on '
1
0 i
DIDP1
r l n t
FI B I n 1
XL'
Civgoiiinn Rail Itond Company.
'IdaeiMloilUM Kntsit 3M t r. SU, I'ortlm.
K.VS1' SIUK,
Portland Shitious. l'orthiiin
W I'ortl'nd S PCo " W Va
'I 83 Sllvorton la ns 11 1
5 07 Hrownsvllle 7 40
f) J Cob urn 6 Ul
, '""""""ntWmiduiirnwIth H 1' Co
traliiktn nnd from I'rotlnnd und at Tall,
oum with trains 10 and from Albany.
LV I'M
6 111
7
S.V)
We have for sale choice farmsimproved and unimpi'!
large and small, in the hills or on the prairie.
in Fine Garden and Fruit Trnnta Our mmlonatli
tracts are all fine elevated lands. Deep blacks-
good drainage. Come to tho Capital City with it "1
ncry and evaporators that will ciivo vou home niarUH
youv produce.
rt9
Keep
IS 9
lMnf
Alrllemrll
WliST HWK
LV
1'ortliinH m.l!
AM Aft ui,
-l'orlland JVtWV. s 16
Dundee .lunetion 205
. Sherloan u to
... Dallas,. 8 a
lionmnntli uu
SSfi Aim i'
,2.1 ., ;iU.',or WBBt 8lJi? stations for sale at
loot ol JetlarHiii ht. . Tickets lor Hnst slrti
9 91
WM
V'fM
ii
OR
lIIOnr,lo.lt.,V' ".'"' ""l M
and UirVSi' TilAH n' W h
Adniliilstrntora Xotlce.
iHlle?u ."'"y B'ven tliat th under
flk'ue.1 li Ihhiii duly annolntedHdminu.
lmiitntT ,,.A & ,.., A ... r. . "... . " -..-
. r; "" wuiouu n.nuiuvun.Ti
Tlmf A. i,.i 1. i i .1 ii.niiinfi
.-. Hum tiuoisiire vaiuaoie property aim nii""
nient will brinsr VOU better rotm-ns. Tnmrovfil Mi
w v - - -..- . ..,
aero property with buildings and other imp1
Also acre t acts without buildings but with ro
consisting of trees, plants, vinos etc., nnd cih Vp&
every description.
&&
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ii
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,1'
tho ttoutm aurl of
lorihecouutyorMBrijHi.nlih tua 3 . re Imeby iWuVtedtoiniv.
soldciiuriaiuxfii. thu vti, .iu.:tT KK.' 'r i limduto iovwm, i VS. "t? '.uue
irr.A. J. uur " .4. il.5cof k tgud' ,JO MU,e "
"" ru-1. iwj.
'J2'ado,Judoi
fur the coifuty of .,: ZTh iiilCS"j
uru-
TK. I
Urrk
by the iiountTcwr., 1 :?"fl(5S!.
nama otulms ae nst Mild ectnte n
herefey nHmHl to prWeut tliwnfduift fjl
iir. re IwwiwVwiueslSd'.iIe
lHo
tlou
said
Postoffice
Block.
I'tEWW'-AV. H. V. MATTHEWS, Pres. T, H. BARNES, Trs