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Oregon Crop-Weather lliillrtiii
Farm work Ih slowly progre.-Iiig'.
S.cdlng on uplan Is Ih being puslitd
rapidly, on low lands tlio Boil Ih (00
wet for It tJ bo worked. Tlio ncre
ngoofBprlnggraln la being increased.
Tlio early sown grain is above the
ground and looks to bo unusually
healthy, though of slow growth.
Fall wheat is also of slow growth,
but Us roots and stools are large, and
It Is generully reported to bo looking
unusually well. Wheat prospects
woro never belter at this lime of Iho
year than at present, the same can
bo said of other gralu fruits and
crops of all kinds. Fruit Is stow in
developing. In somo eountles peach,
almond, quince, apricot, plum, cher
ry aud early npplo trees are In full
bloom and leaves allowing while in
others tlio buds are onlv swelling or
just showing. The latenchH of the
development of fruit buds almost
certainly precludes the possibility of
damage or Injury by probable late
frosts.
Tacoma Glebe: If wo were an old
established stale, In a position to
develop our own resources by our
own capital and snap our lingers at
the world, conditions would bo very
different. As it Is the state of
Washington cannot aflord to shut
Its gates agulnst tho capital by which
tho stato must prosper.
Portland Telegram: Tho Oregon
Humane society, In awarding prizes
to the school children for the best
original productions on animals, has
hit a plan that, If generally practiced
111 our schools, would lmvo a telling
effect on tho rising gouoratloti and
add much to tho comfort of the com
ing dumb bruto. Tho fact that tho
members of tho Humano society of.
fored tho rewards Isovidenco of their
conviction that a study of animals,
their habits and characteristics, will
incite sympathy for thorn and cultl
yato a spirit of gentleness toward
them. In discussing tho horse they
will hardly forgot to coudouni tho
tight overhead rein, whloli subjects
this uoblo animal to much cruel
torture
Tho Walla Walla farmers' alliance
donouneo tho vetoes of Governor
.Luugutou'a freight reduction bills
in tho following language:
"Wo look with horror und
dlsmav tinon the spectacloi of
a high ofllclal'H truculonoy to cor
poration Interests, and his utter dis
regard of the most sacred interests
of tho common citizen farmers of
tho Great Inland Empire. Ills ac
tion upon those matters conclusively
proves to us that a determined stand
must bo mado to secure tho rights of
tho common pooplo, asogalusttho
overpowering lullueuces of tho great
transportation companies doing
business In our midst. Words are
too weak to express our detestation
of such prostitution of tho people's
highest oflloors powers to serve
private lutorosts."
An Opportunity)! Ue.il Estnto
Foil Sai.k von ilO Days. What Is
known as tho""Marblo Corner," cor
ner of Court and Liberty streetB.
Also 1J blocks across tho street north
of the East Balom school house.
This property will bo fur sale for
tho next 80 days. Inquire of
3:121m M. L. OHAMMSiiLAIN.
TilK JSuiMHNa Uoom. That Is
what Salem has Just now, and con
tractors aud others should bo sure to
order their lime, cement, etc., of
Farrar& Co., utouoo.
' "
Notiom. Having rotlrodfrom the
blacksmith business, tho under
elguod wishes to request all who are
indebted to hi m tueall atouco on it.
1, Uolsojr., al (18 Court street, and
Bottle. Also parties having ulalma
ngulust him can leave s.utiu there
fursettleinent.
1.8-ilwlw John Holm
Ncmly Pi untie,
llu It over been your nilsiortuuo to bo
broniilit luto freciuviit oouiruet with n per.
nun oxwwslvoly ucrvoui. If so, you must
bo nwure tbut trivial ouum.-, umioilcort by
Out vigorous, ilrlvu it ncrvotu luviiltit 10
ttio veruo ofdlHlniotloii. It Uiu uuuuc
cmwury to purtlculiirUo tin as It U lm-
iioiuilblolo KUHi'duualiulthoiu. Tho root
itthuurilU unuuily luipfiuot Uluviiiioit
aud afclmtlutiou. To uaht thto iiinu
tloui.nnd thniuich their ivnt)it'il, com.
ploto dhuftiurut) lu reml'irco wwiU norviw,
In conjunction Ithothvr lKiitiousorthe
phyiilciil orgHuUm, is wlihlu lh power of
llunUiUer Htoiuuuh lilt lorn, KstoiimllcAlty
uud oonllnu&tuly uncil. Tiieio U no itln
npiHilutinoniheio, no matter what or how
urluvou the futlurut of other hocuilud
UiuluK, No vedullvo or oiUiUu uvolil IhiIIiI
cuu oompuru with this tnvltioratlng
ucrvo trumiullUer. Coimtliuitlon, lilllmw
iiuwi.iimUriii.rheuuiiilUm.Kianoytroiililist iiru cured by 1U
lluoUlau's Arnica Salvo,
The lhmt Kalvo ilk thu world for Cuts,
jlntUee, Horns, Ulcers, hilt Uhciui), Kcwr
rUircv.TulUir.t.'hnpiHHl lUmt, UhtlDlutns,
Conn mid u!l Hktu Kruntlous, ttml iKat-
tlvcly uurtvi Pile, or ! iuy ivtinirod. It
, or !
k1 vu 1
U guunintccd to
,H'fflHll MUlUlHCltOII
or money rvfuudtu. JTtw
or 11
box.
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CrftPewdei:
U4 In MillipDS of Homes
- U. S. Gov't Report, Ar r 889
aten
SALK.1I MA.KKF.T ItKI'OItT.
A Hynopslii of tli Mnrkotd Iliiylug nml
Snllfn-r Price.
ItKTAU. I'lHCIM.
HEVISKI) QUOTATIONS.
Hliouldcrx .Sugar curcd.pcr N),!
Ilrcukut bacon I'M lo IS
llHtiiB Mugur cured, per lh, lGc.
Beef 70116
Pork 10 12)
Aiuuoii 10 uyic
Veal 10 12o.
Timothy seed 1'cr pound, Be: selling
lied clover need Per pound, Uc
WhltocIovcrHecd Per pound, H)c. "
AlMke 18c per pound. .
lied top 10c per pound.
Lincoln OniHh I2c per pound,
ItyoUrHSK lOopcr pound.
Orchard (Irani..- 17o ier pound.
Iteiinrt 60 peril.
Out ineul nt 0c.
Canned FrultPenclies, $3 OOj npricot,
?. 00; bliiclcbcrrJeH, $1; corn, best gniiles
!l 00; tomatoes SI 60; string banns SI CO;
green pens SI S3; per doz. In two lb can.
uieen rruii-.sjiioice npp.es .xjs -..wo pur
box; pour 75c per box; potatoes GUc; carrot
00c;
s pumnips vuc, nnioiiHio licr id.
xirHnlpsTuc, onions Go peril),
I. Un,..,rn JAlfL. ..A. 111. Ufllr
PlNhHnlmonrkaiOupcrlb; Hturccon 5
7c ier lb- Himill (lull SlOu per lb; salt FUlinou,
73.IUO per id.
1IUV1NO l'UICKS.
Wheat 70o net.
flour Per barrel, J').00, best 100 lbs.
Out I'er bushel, do (i We.
llarley Per bushel. 00c
Ilrun Per ton. Sin to ut mill, Racked.
HhorlH Per ton, a GO " Bncked.
Uhp I'er ton, F.M.G0 " nicked,
Hops Quoted at 21 to 23c per lb.
K?gs 16c per dozen.
Potatoes i'er buslicl, 35o
Corn ineol 3c per pound.
Choeso 1214c per pound.
Dried plums l'crlb. 07o.;
Iirled prunes Per lb. lo12c.
Imported prunes 7ciper lb.
Iluttor !4V430o per pound,for good
Lurd 10 120 per lb.
Hums I'er pound,ll812c.
Ii.tcon sldca IMJ1U por lb.
Shoulders 8flc per lb.
Chickens.. 8 to lie por pound,
TurkoyM 10 to 12cper lb,
Uecso 7as por lb.
Uucks, UyjdiUu per lb
Hprlng Chickens iOc por lb,
MARKKTS BY TELEGKAP1I.
1'OIITIjANU.
Wheat Vulloy,S132 toSl.lOWalla Walla
il.27J4toJl.80 percental.
1'lour standard, H.0.1
Walla Wnllii 81.30
OuUldourades,t3 80.
Oats White 00o to 01c, gray GO c to 58
por bushel.
MlllHluirs Uran 818 11); shor tn, 810 to 20
ground barloy, $30 to 31; cnop feed, 25
middlings, 82."), per ton,
IIuy-SlC17 per ton,
Uuttcr Oregon fancy dairy, 32Jc; fancy
croamory37J; good to fair, 2327J4;Call
forma choice 25 to 23c,
Kggs Oregon 18a Eastern 20o per doz
Poultry Old chieUons, SO G07 00.
Potatoes 0jo at 76o per cental.
Cheese Oregon, 11 to 15c; California
10 to 10c.
Sugars Ooldon O, 6c; extra O, G;dry
granulated, Wi cube, crushed and t'ow
.dorcil, (liio per pound.
lleans Small white, 3cIj plulc 3;
bayos. SI GO; butter, SI (O; llmao, SI GO per
cental.
Dried Frult.s Tho nuivkotlH ilrm. Quo Que
ted: Itullan pritnQH, 11 to 12c; Potlto aud
aormuu, lOo per pound; rnlslns, S2 25 por
box; plummor drlod pears, 10 to lie; sun
dried und factory plums, 11 to 12c; cvapo
rulun peaches, lUtoSOc; Smyrna llgs, 20c;
Calirorula llgs, Uu por pound,
Hire OJC por pound.
Illdo-Dry hides, ki to flc; B loss for
culls; gtcon over GO pounds, a under 63
pounds, 3c; sliocp polts, "0c($S1.25.
8MOKUD MKATO AND IjAIll),
Kastcru hums, It to 12Jic; breakfast ba
con, 10 to 12o; sides, U to 10c; lard, 8
to lOJio por pound,
BAN FaANOIHCO.
BAN KltANClBOO, Apl,2. WhcaU.tho
week opened on a quieter market. No, 1
white, tlM to SI MJf: por oentul.
llops..2030apcr pound.
Hurley Kccd SI ai 37Ki Ipcf ceiiUU
SI I7;elioleo 81 3.HJf; common grado SI 35.
Oiit-aniySl 72 tol 77Jtf blacklSl 00 tol
per cental'
OlllOllH.-SltO
PoUttooii..75oto80.
J11BUKI.ANKOUS MAHKUrrS.
ClIICAOO, Apl. 8
lleef l.lvo, 3.70(30.10.
Mutton Uvo, Sl.o0ialf5.75.
Hogs l.lvo, CI.G0 11.50
Veal 7 to lOo por pound,
JCIo AVoriil JJnrlehud.
Tho faculties of tlio present day fot
the production of everything that will
conduce to the material welfare and
comfort of mankind are nltuost unlim
ited, and when Syrup of Figs was first
ptoduced the world was enriched with
the only perfect laxative known, no it
is tho only remedy which is truly
pleasing and refreshing to the taste
rutd prompt and effectual to cleanse
the system gently In the Spring-time
or, in fact, at any time, and the better
it is known tho more popular it be
comes. A'WIchlirtu Control Itallriiuil Kinployo
Wins lllsUiiso, HfturHevcii
Years Cuutest.
While employed as agent of tho
Michigan Central Itailroad Com
pany, at Augusta, Mich., my kldueys
became dUeasud, aud from an Im
poverished aud linpuro stato of the
blood, my general health was on
t rely undermined. 1 consulted tho
leading physicians of tills city and
Ann Arbor, anil all pronounced my
ease llrlght's disease, lu October
last, 1 began taking lllbbard'B
ltlieiinmtlo Syrup, and am to-day a
well man. It nilords mo pleasure to
lender sulU'rliig humanity any good
that 1 can, and I wish to say that it
fu tlio greatest blood, kidney uud liver
medicine In tho world.
K. JiAHHItiltUK, Agutit M. C. lt.lt.
Albion, Mich
Hold by Smith A Bteluer.
Hprlng Mvdloliio.
l)r ilium's Improved I.lvw Pill on no-
count nr their iniiii notion arc iHumuy
adapted for Mrnotlnic prlUif dlM)rdore,
kiioh us Impure blood, droit bniln und nob
Iuk nail worn out txwty. They ucl prompt-
nrti
"tbi
hoj
ivs:
ctp
tlvo
ly oti the l.lvur and Kidney
drive out nil
liuptirlilM from tho blood, und nuilarla
from the system. i)i
only ouo pill for h diw.c.
lux. Bold at ceuuu
Tty them thU iprlux,
bos by Hiuttb. a bteiuer.
vawfS'
Kino
an
40 Years tho Standard
(Concluded from second prgo )
"No danger of that," aid his v. ir, i
will sot oft tlio rest, und make thein all look
handsomer."
"It may bo so," said Oenrgo, doubtfully.
"I supposo you know butter alwut such
things than 1 do. If you mo desirous or
having it, I supposo I cnti buy it."
"Oli, George, If you only will, it will be
such acomfortl"
"Then," natd hor husband, turning to tho
cicrk, "you may send it to my house."
"It snail bo tlono this forenoon."
Tlio young husband took fivo ten-dollar
hills from his pocket ond paid thorn over for
tho sofa.
"This Is tho monoy," said ho, m he was
vvnlkitig homo, "that I was going to put into
the savings-bank. You know that tins is
quarter day, and for tho last four I huvo
put in this amount. Now, in cotM"uriico
of our new purchase, I shall not bo ublo t "
"It is only for once," said his wlff, "n :d
then only consider how much botier our
parlor will look."
Waaitonlyfo oncol Timo wonlu show.
When that sofa came home, and was in
stalled In tho place of honor, the od-fu.U-loned
sofa was removed to a chuinbei
Somehow it did not worn to sot off tl.- rjuu
as much as it was expected to. It lcoi. -d
out of place, as Mrs. Hall could not lu i
confessing to herself, though sho was rot
disposed to speak of it Tho plain but iv at
Kidderminster carpet looked doculouly
cheap in comparison with it. Howovfr,
Mrs. Hall resolutely shut hor oyos to thin
unpleasant fact, and continued ontliui.i.-s-tically
to oxpatiato In praises of tho now
sofa. Bho could not bo contented until JIi'3.
Bavury had called and expressed hor opiu
ion of it. This happened beforo lon.
"My dear," said thut lady, taking a criti
cal survey of the apartment, "your sofa ii
a handsome one, 1 acknowledge, but will
you pardon my sugKesttug one thinifi"
" Certainly, Mtb. B.ivnry."
"Theu allow mo to suggest that a dark
Brussels carpet Is necessary to havo it
show to good advantage. Now this Kidder
minster, 1 dare say, Is a tolerably good one,
but it couldn't have cost moro than a dollar
a yard."
"Only eighty-seven cents," said Mrs.
Hall, a little confused.
"So I supposed. Well, you see, a carpet
at olRhty-sevcn cents a yard doesn't corre
spond very well with a fifty dollar sofa. To
toll tho plain truth, the old-fashioned si 'fa
looked moro appropriate."
Mrs. Hall, almost wished that she nad
nover bought tho new sofa, but, having
done so, sho was determined, if possiblo,
to have every thing to correspond. She was
too wise to say any thing about it at present,
butwuited until a week beforo tho next
quarter-aay.
Then sho began to indulge m brief hints,
which at length became moro decided. At
first, George would not hear of a now car
pot. Ho was determined not to omit his
usual quarterly deposit this timo; but nt
length his wife's Importunities suococded,
aided by a lurking conviction on his own
part that thcro was a real incongruity be
tween the sofa nnd tho plain en-pot. The
new purehaso cost fifty dollars uud a tr no
more, which mndo Gcorgo look a little
sober; but ho could not deny, as his wife
said, that tho room looked a good deal
improved.
And wns tnis nlH By no means.
By tho timo thOtarpet wns put down, H
wns discovered that tho chairs, which woro
only cano-seatcd, looliod quito inferior to
tin) good company which had recently been
introduced. When the noxt qunrtor-duy
arrived, it was found absolutely cssontial
to purehaso somo bluclt stuflcd chairs. Aft
erwards camo a now mirror, and a piano
was hired, for oven Mrs. Hall did not vent
ure tq suggest so largo an outlay as
purehnso would require. So tho piano was
brought, ana somo llfty dollars a year were
paid for its uso, hough, by tho way, it wa3
never used, since Mrs. Hall had no car for
muslo; and thoroforo It sorved only for
ornament.
By tho timo tho year was up, George
found that two hundred and twcnty-llvo
dollars hail been spent for furniture, and
not one cent had boon deposited in tho say
ings bank. Moro tlian thnt, as their style
of living had increased with their new fur
nituro, which had unconsciously elevated
their Ideas, George found hunolf somo
hundred and fifty dollars in dobt. At this
timo, or just beforo, tho great commercial
royulslon hud swept over tho land, unij
Qcorgo's omployors had pot been spared,
They had not fuilod, hut their rcsoutces
hud boon groatly crippled. They called
him asido on tho last day of tho year and
told him that, though thoy should bo glad to
rotoin him in their employ, thoy should be
obliged to cut down his ineonio for tho jciir
to como to six hundrod dollurs. Ho wont
homo much depressed, as well ho (night bo.
His expenses increased, his incomo dimin
ished, und u debt to puy, which would swal
low up nearly all ho had laid asldo la tho
savings bank.
Ho at length told his wlfo tho causo of his
ilospondcney, on hor anxious solicitation,
Tho vanity and lo vo of bIiow sho had 'Xhlbltei)
lay on tho surface Sho dotorminyd to ex
press hor sympathy In an active way. What
(hat was I will explain.
Whon George camo homo tho next even
ing to toa, what was his nstonlshmcnt to
find n load of furniture bofore his door,
'Can it bo possiblo," ho thought, "that
Mary has been purchasing now furniture?"
I,ookiUg moro closely ho observed that tlio
now parlor sofa and other articles of fur
niture were Included In tho wagon-load,
Full of amazement ho entered the house,
"What's all this, Mary? What havo you.
douo with tho parlor furnlturol"
"Bold it," eaid his wife, composedly.
''Bold Itl" oxcUlmed George, In surprise,
''Yes I know that your circumstuncos
wore not as good us thoy havo been, and I
thought tho money would lo worth more to
us than tho furniture, 1 had heard that tho
Walkins woro about to furnish their houso,
and thought thoy might bo willing to buy
our furntturo at a reduced price, Here 9
what I got for it,"
Sho placed In hor husband's hands a
purse containing one hundred and lifty dol.
lars.
Mary," said ho, with emotion, "you don't
know how you have rollovcd my mind.
This will just pay off our dobt, and I shall
not 1)0 obliged to take tho money from tho
bank."
Tho yoar oasscd. Awtn business re
vlved, and with tho llrst of January George
had his salary raised to ouo thousand dol
lars; but though his means uro increased,
bis wifo has learned n valuable lesson, and
probubly will bo contout, for some yours to
como, pt least, with the Old Fashioned Sofa
..CMroUii P. JYwlen, Cn 'aikn Jltif,
JVIugcots III Ills i:ar,
A gentloman named I.ord, from Alabama,
Some days ago had a fly suddenly outer hU
oar, from which It wua promptly extricated.
Tho insect then as suddenly disappeared.
That night Mr. Iord exporlaneed a ser.sa
Uen or Itching in his ear. This grew in in
tensity and pain until it was unbearable.
)Io wont to Allien fur rellof, but remedies
nnntted fuilod to afford it, Golug to Wood
vilio ho stated his caso to a doctor, Thg
acute iwln had by this timo uoarly thrown
the gontlemuu Into convulsions. Tho doctor,
after applying an amuslkotlo to his ear, la
Horlod u copious drench, which brouuht out
)W!C .a-I-- rfvll W-'l i'li..'Jl- -Ww"8)
4. , '. 'o.UiN
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ti " l n ATKnaU
uures uiHiinn
EB1S
s - v
Hkcumitlsm, Ncuralgtx, Crns
HEOAOHr. And ALt, PAIN.
" Tis Onllfiuls VmUIm d YiettW
litliOYKIO GOUail CURK
aiMii eout. ctw gomumhu,
ltUIUrMUW. MHl,(tlktl
MMrtliMiMWawwiiiwi.;
" O, ah, lot mo ece. what do you plvo for
v cold on tho ekest 7 otlcod Jones, In a sort
cf indifferent tone, of n doctor rith tp hoci
be xras slightly cnuJntd, as he met bin
on tho street. "Advice," wm tho laconic
reply. Bo do v?e. Wo adviso you not to
nogloct that bsoklng- cough and drovrBjr
loellng, tho coated tungmo, tho falling cp-
feUto, tho lndlcrwtlon and RCnonU lasai
udo and debility that "tirod feellmr,"
to so man? express It. Take Dr. Piarcs'l
Golden Medical Discovery, in time, nnJ
it vUl not dljjppolnt. It Is not only
tho most wondorlul oltenttlre, or bloou.
cleanser, known to modloal science, bul
also posses superior nutritlvo and tonic
or ilrcDcth-Blvln? properties. It Im
proves dlfrttlon n:id builds up both fJesb
end stroDRth wbeu, from any causo, they
aro reduced below a helthy standard,
For Bronchial, Throat and Lung Dis
eases, accompanied with linzerioir coutclin,
tho "Ooldon Mfdloal Dlsoovory" Is abac
lutely unequalod ns a remedy.
For Weuk Lungs, fiplttlnir of Blood, Short
Broath, Consuinptlvo Night - invents, nni
kindred affections, it surpasses all oth&t
modloincs. It's tho only lung remedy, sold
by drusgiste, guaranteed to beneflt or owe,
in every caso, or money rofunded.
for nn incurable case cl
CalarrU in tlio Hoaii,
by tho proprietors of Dr.
Baza's Catarrh Remedy.
By its mild, soothing and healing proper
ties, It cures the worst oases, no matter ol
how long standing. Only (0 oentc a!d
by drusffists ovoirvrhure,
PltOFESSIONAl. CAKDS.
B.K.BONHAM, B.N.HAYDiaJ.
V. II. HOLM ES.
QONIIAM, HOLMF-S & HATrnEN, AttOr-
13 neysntlaw. Ofllce In Bush's block,
between Slate nnd Court, on (,'oin'I St.
TILMON KOBD, attorney nt law, Salem,
Oregon. Ofllce up-stalrs in l'atton's
block.
PUATT & HUNT, attorneys nt law, Halem,
Oretton. Olllce over tapiUil National
Uault, Commercial street, fitoney to loan.
J J. HIIAW, Attorney-at-Law, Balcm,
. Oregon. Office first door to tbo left
at head of stairs In the rear of Ladd
Bush's bank.
ST. RICHARDSON, Attorney at law, of.
, flco upstairs In lront rooms ol new
Ilush block, corner Commercial aud Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
TOHN O'ailKA. Attorney nt law. Room
t) over Capital Nutlonnl bank. Collec-
tionsuspoclalty. Correspondence solicited,
E'AKCY & BINGHAM, Attorneys aud
counselors at law, Salem, Oregon,
vlng un abstract ol the records of Marion
county, Including n lot und block Index oi
Salem, they huvo special facilities lor ex
amining titles to real estate. Business in
tbo supremo court and In thostnto departs
moms win receive prompt, nuenuon.
nit. T. O. SMITH, Dentist, 02 HUUo street,
tlons orovery description. Painless ojieia'
tlous a specialty.
T-U".J. M. ICEBNK, Dentist, Ofllce over
JL mo wnuo uorner lourt ana L.0111
merclalstieels.
Dlt. II. .SMITH, DENTIBT.-Otilco lit
his rcsldcnco 171) High street near
Agricultural worns.
MRS. M. K. McCOV, 1'hyslclau and Sur
geon, Olllco und rooms in lodging
so, Front and Center streets, near the
tool or Marion uuu i'oik uo, uriage, uinim
lo diseases a specialty. Curo or no pay,
Cousultutlon free.
n S. McNALLV. Architect. Now Bush
j, Brcyinun block. Plans und specttlcn
tlons of nil classes of of buildlugs on short
nouco. aupennicnuoncooiworK promptly
coked after, '2 6-tf
X-T-V 11 HIT211 At.llAnl lt.i.m U-.ntl
, llcittlops and superintendence lor
all classes of buildings, Otllco X) Com-
luerciui ni., u p Hiiurs,
EJ. McOAUSTLANU.Civll Sanitary and
, Hydraullu Engineer. U. H. Deputy
u1lner.1l survyor. City surveyors olllce,
Murphy's Block, Salem, Oregon,
A W. BEST. Artist. Ktudln Bush.
V. Brey block. Classes Thursdays and
Saturdays,
BUSINESS OAHDS.I
JOSKl'H FUSKK baibar and hairdress
er. Hair cuttltig27ccpt.s, shaviu): lj
cents. Bath 100ms I11 connection, Best 01
work. li:i Stato Htrcct,
p J, LARSEN & CO,, Mauufacture.of all
kjudsof vehicles. Repairing n special
ty. Shop J5 Stato street,
"JOHN GRAY, Contractor and builder,
t) b Ino Inside finishing a spcclulty. -1S5
Commercial street, Sulom Oregon,
JOHN KNIGHT, Blacksmith. Horse
shoeing and ropiilrlngn specialty. Shop
at the fool of Liberty street, Salem, Oregon.
2,'JOt?
Guardian Sale.
Notice Is hereby given ihat tho nuder
signed the duly uppolnted gu rdlan of the
person and estates of Klmcr II. Scott, Al
wllda Scott und Alexander U. Fcoit minor
helrsof A. 1), Soott decoiisod, will as such
KimrdLiu by virtue of nu order mado by
Hon. Win. Waldo, County Judgoror Mar
lon county, Oivgou, on the Mil day or Ap
ril 18UI empowering and Ucenslug tho un
derslgued to soli the Interests ofsnld min
ors in tho lauds herclnanerdosoribcd, '1 ho
uuderslgned will In pursuancvof said or
der and license on tho Dili day 01 May, ls9l,
at tho hour ot one o'clock p. 111. ofsnld day
lu trout of tho couuiy court house door ot
sutd Marlon reunt In tlio stato of rcc(u,
oiler for slo nt public auction as provided
y law, and will knock oil and sell to tho
highest nnd best bidder ad the right, tit lo,
ami interest or wild minors In und to the
following det,crlbed lauds tewlt: Beginning
nt s.w corner ot claim No, fid, noilllcuiluu
No, lOJ, In T. a s , it. 1 w., In Marlou county,
Oregon; thence east 45.78 chains to tho
middle of Budding river; thenco norih
IT'BtjUv., 10 chains thenco north JW w,
1 511 chains; thnrennrth'.7Se'mlnii;theiico
north WW, w. i50 chains; thenco north
XOMv, it clulu; tlisuco N. lif.W w, 5.IU
vhiitn; thenco w. SlO chain.; thenco s.
38,04 clmliis, to tho pluee or bi-gluulng, con
udnlngSTOuRcrworiaua. Aliat lots No, 1 nnd 3 In block No, 51, In
tbo town of Uervnls, count) nr Marlon,
state ot Orwou, aordlus lo tho map 01
huld town, ou record in tue onloo or tho re
corder of conveyances of snt Marlou Co,
Oregon, Tnus of ihIo, atsh In haud,
11 . , Bcorr. Oaurdlnn.
DiitlprltSth, l.il.
FINE STALLIONS,
FNriner. If o aregntinr to brtod yimr
tiuriimjni(,yy,.ni t ft 8w.i will.
Tho nUo Iuk tlnei,tiIIUns ar mak.iitg Uw
sttksount tb(1ibsHl4. Viiau, tine
y"61. '''t?u- , an Import!
Kr fU Bmfl hmM. U'k In ol.r. w.h
ln W rouii. Kwli I. a r-.oi.' c ,
1 '?.".ffrk'Sl,,1n. u u swneiwi
Wliila BMi Tu pMl H a lUlk tUpnlo grw'
nv.tUtttr, uiMn w a slwj; bhj- Nor.
WHS. M. J. PATTON,
.KTItil.
HumaudArtgalIry,lBKMrldiMBlMk
or luiulcd to order.
wm atmmmtt urn mvw
&1UF
First National Bank
SALEM OREGON.
VM. N. liADUK.
DR. J. REYNOLDS,
JOHN MOIR, -
I'rcsirlrtii
Vice l'resldeul
Cosblei
GENERAL BANKING.
Exchange on Portland, Ban Francisco,
New York, London and Hong Kong
bought and sold. State, County and City
warrants bought. Farmers lire cordially
Invited to deposit nnd transact business
with us. Liberal advances made ou
wheat, wool, hops nnd other proporty el
reasonable rates. Insurance on such se
curity can bo obtained nt tho bnuk lb
most reliable companies.
Capital National Bank
SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capital Paid op, - - - $75,090
Sarplns, ...... 15,00C
R. S. WALLACE, - President.
V. W. AIAHTIN, - Vlee-Piesldent.
J. H. ALBERT, .... Cashier.
DIRLCTORSi
V. T. Gray, W. V. Martin
J. M. Martin, it. S. Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. 11. Albert,
T. AlcF. Pattou.
LOANS MADE
To farmer on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or in store
cither In private granurles or
1uL11c warehouses.
Stale and County Warrants Bought al Par
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted nt reasonable rates. Drulti
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Hati
Kranclvco, Portland, London, Porls. Berlin
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAPITALiSTOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact a general banking business:
In all its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS
WJJ. ENGLAND
HUGH Mt'NARY
Prcsideu
Vice President
Cashier
DIRECTORS: Geo. Wllliams.Wm. Eng
land, Dr. J. A. Richardson, J. W. Hobson,
J. A. linker.
Hank In new Exchange block on Com
mercial stieet. ' 8:12-U
DRAIN TILING.
Tho undersigned are prepared lo furnish
the best qttallly of tiling for under drain
ing at lowest prices.
MURPHY A DESART,
Near Fair Grouns, Salem, Oregon.
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm 31cak at All Hours oi the Day
Nono but white labor em i!i yed In this
establishment.
A good substantial meal o ked In first
class stylo
Twenty-live cents per meal,
K.E5D FRONT
Court street, between Journal Ofllce nnd
Mlnto's Livery.
Health is Wealth !
DH. K. C. WIlsT-sJ Nerve and Brain
Treatment, a guaranteed speclfio for Hys
teria, Diwlnefi, Convulsions, Fits, Nervous
Neuialgiu, Headache, Nervous Prostration
caused by the uso of alcohol or tobacco,
WukctullnebS, McntJil Depression, Soltcn
Ing oft he brain resulting In insanity and
leading to misery, decay and death, pre.
miituiooldagc, barienness, loss of power
caused by o ver-cxei t Ion of thebraiu. Each
box contains ono month's treatment, 81.00
u box or fix boxes llir SOO, sent by mall
piepnldon receiptor price.
WE O UAUANTEE SIX BOXES
To curo any caso. With each order re
ceived by us lor six boxes, accompanied
with ifo.Ou, wo will send the purchaser our
written guarantee to refund tho nianey It
the ttcnt merit does not oHect n euro. Guar
antees Issued only by Geo. li. Good, Drug
gist, Sole agent, Hui) Com, bt., hiUem, Or,
T&mwti
$$ 0" l9 EIciatt's
HEALTH.
Lo Itlcliau's Golden llalsam No. 1
Cures Chancres, tint nd second otajei;
Sores on tho Legs and Body; Sore Ears,
Eyes, Nosfl, etc., Copper-colored Blotohea,
gypbllltlo CAtarrh, dlscoied Scalp, snd all
STlmsry forms ot the dlseuo known si
yphllit. Prlco, S5 OO por Bottle.
Le Itlchau'a Golden Dalsam No.!)
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial Syphilitic Itheu
tuatlsm, Tains In tho Bones, Fains Id the
Iload, back of tho Neck, Ulcerated Son
Throat, Syphllltlo IUih, Lumps and con
tracted Corda, Stiffness of the Limbs, and
eradicates all disease from the system,
whether caused by Indiscretion or abuse
ot Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
healthy. Price S5 OO per Rottlo,
Lo Itlcliau's Golden Spanish. Antt.
ttoto for the cure ef Gonorrhoea, Gleet,
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Geni
tal disarrangements, l'rico Bit SO nor
BottlB.
I Itlchau'a Goldeu Spanish In.
lection, rorsorcre cases of Gonorrhcea,
Inflammatory Gleet, Strletures.ic Prlco
81 t por Ilottlo.
Lo Rlclmn's Golden Ointment
tor ne euccure neanngol SyphlliUa Soree,
andcruptlov. PrtreSl 6b nor noz.
Lo lllcl
hau'a GoIiIbii Pllla Nr.
and Brain treatment; loss of physical pair
er. sxcea or orcr-woric, rroslrauoo, etc
Price 83 00 per llox,,
Tonlo nml Nervine,
Bent erfrywhere, CttB, soourely Beket
(ier express.
THE RCHARDS"DRUQ C0.,Afl8Bt
600 ii 511 BIA11KCT ST.,
San Francisco, C&l
-eULARa BENT FBtl".
THE ODELL
TYPE WRITER.
HM will buy the Odkli, Typk WRitxii
(Ugioii-t,i warranted to do better work
5,ii'.r e'ae. Hiu uo Ink ribbon "o
""irPVW' U Mwt.sTb.Uo
ttal. niokrt pWed. perftet and lidapteil to
nil lnd of ty .vo writing. Uk a pVlntlng
prjs. It prtKluco sharp, clean, letnbll
NMiiuwrtpl. Two or ton copies ciin be
JIS-'iSL wrU,u- A"? intelligent pe
sot enn banme an opmtor lu two diys.
eonw iliwa m ,.uy nurHior who c4n
ObKLU " ""w UVSB
ItaiUWt icant and salcmeu wanted
Wll IimIi-im1 U dnilw,. ,,e"
Vp wuipmt cixtng IndorkemeuU, Ac.
13 UPd sill AMJ. Chtraco. ill.
twi-au
10 Acres for Rent.
,V halA tinst onlvona mil ftar, c..i.
TVnu HbKal, Apply to
Capital City Restaurant
"' nJ I 3KAIM,
.500
HWS
sftfi. wm
mm
hofer onoa,
JourulOfflce,
0fSntfM
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
S lias La Line
ALtroiiNiA Kxrisiasi tkain ui;m umi.
nrrvEB i-ouTii'D and s. r.
"SoutnrT
"JTrTTi.
Ar. I iwKTi. in.
IjV. 7:"i.la. m
7:flC p. m. Lv.
9:lh p. m. I l.v.
lOlfjii.m. I Ar.
Portland
Hulum
Sun l-'rnti.
I.v. ).iO p. ii
Above trains Htujieiily at following !.
tlons north of Ih'jbuiv, Kust rortimi'l
Oieou City, V.oodbum, Hiltm, ll.nio
Tangent, hhtdds, HhSpv, Ilrurtbbuu
J unction City, Irving aud Eugene.
UOHKHUKU MALI. PAIliY,
-00 n. ni.
li;:M n. m
." . 10 p. m.
Lv.
IjV
Ar.
l'ortlnnd
Buleni
Itoscburg
Ar. -l.OO p. m.
Lv. I Irlts p. in.
Lv. OiW a. ni
Vtbnny I.ocul, Ilally (Except Sundny.)
" 00 p. m. Lv.
..M p.m. ILv:
I'.-OO p. ml 1 Ar.
Portland
aiil cm
Albitny
Ar.JU:t.i0a.m.
Lv. I OKW c. m
Lv, I 6OT n. ni.
PULLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
Kor nccommodution ot second cJns
passengers attached to express tralnn,
(Vest Side Division, Between Portland
and Ccrvallis:
JJ'.ll.Y (KXCE1T SttSIIAYl.
"TSu'a. in. fEv. I'orilonS "Ar. 'V.SO p. i ".
U':10 p. in. I Ar. CorridllM Lv. 1&5E p. rn.
At Albany and Corvallls connect, with
irnlniiofOtejiou PacifloIlallroHd.
KXI'llKSSTllAIN (DA1I.Y jaCCITMIJHl.AY
-1:4,1 p. in. I Lv. Portland Ar'.'l' h 20 v. iTT
liio p. m. I Ar.McMlnnviilolA. ho i- pi
Through Tickets
To all poluU
EAST and SOUTH
Kor tickets and lull information record,
ing nitCH mupH, etc, apply to the Co np.v
ny's ayent Salem, Oregon.
E.P.UOUEH3, AhHt. U. K. and ra Ac't
It. KOtSHLEK. Maiuger
From Terminal or Interior I'oiiifs (lie
ilrond
is the line lo take
To all Points East and South.
It If the dining car mute. It runs thi ough
vestibule trains every day In tho year lo
ST. PAE Al CHICAGO !
(No change of cars.)
Composed of dining curs unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room hleepers
ui uuesi equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed nnd In which
uccommodi.llt.,ns are both free nnd lur-
nlshed for holders of first und sccoud-clasr.
tickets, and
ELEGAKT DAY COAUILKS.
A conttnuoi : Mug ceunQstlng with all
lines. ullordlUir dirct nml uninterrupted
service.
Pullman sl r ' r- 'T'' ions can boi,p-
i-ured In advt r ' . any agent of
mu roau.
Through tickets to and from all polnti-'
In America, Kngluud nnd Europe can be
purchased at any ticket ofllce ol this com
puny. Pull Information concerning rates, time
of trnlns,rontes and other dotnlls furnished
ou application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant Genornl Passenger Agent, No.
121 First stieet, cor. Washington; Port
land, Oiegon
THE YAnUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregou Development company'i
steamship Hue. &i3 miles shorter, 20 tioun
les time than by any othei toute. Kim
claws through passenger and freight Hue
from Portland and nil points In tho Wll
lametto vallev to and lrom ban Krnnclscc
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Hunaays).
Leave AlDany ........ hooPJK
Leave Corvallls i;4o P to
Arrive Yaqulna 5:0 P ;;
Leavo Yaqulna ........ tfcio A M
Leave Corvallls IWBSA 11
Arrive Albany U:10 A K
O. & C. trrJus connect at Albany and
Corvallls.
The above trains connect ut YA11U1NA
with the Oregon Development CoV Lin
l HteamRhlns het.wet-n vnniilna and Sb
Knia clsco.
SAIL1SU PATES.
SIEAMKILS. K.lOl YAllUI.SA
Karallon, Friday, June a
Willamette Valley, Tuesday Juiv
Farullon, Sunday . "
Wlllameite Valley, Thursday ' l
Farallun, Tuesday . .'
.IKAMKltd, CUOH HAN FUANCIi.ru
Wlllamctto Valley, Friday June 27
Karallon, Tuesdayn July 1
Willamette Valley, Banday " 6
Farullon, Thursday.. . . io
Willamelto Valley, Tuesday " a
This company re-,erve the light tc
change sailing dates, without notice.
..,.B, l'aijenie:-s li-om Portltti'd and nl:
Wiilamette Valley pointt. can make clost
connection with the trains of th.
VAOUINA HOUTB at Albouy or Corvallls
and if destined to Sun Frwclsco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaquma the eveulnc
before date of galling,
1'ss.tusfr ssd Krelght Ratrs Alvrars th
UULMA. & Co., Freight ond TlPke.
AgenU aX) and aw Front st,. Portland, ur.
(J.C. HOUUE Ac't Uen'l Frt, A
Pass. Agt., Oregon PaclfloIl.lt. Co.
P ir.HASWELUJr.Gen!1'01"
Pass. AgL Oregon Development
Co., 3(M Montgomery st.;
$ 5 OO Reward!
WEwlllpaythenbove reward for nny
caseor liver complaint, djsptpnla, sick
headache, Indigestion, constipation r cos
leK.eb.s.we?i.I.l.uolcureww west's Vcg
e tableLlqer Pills, when tho directions me
strlctle i compiled with. They nre purely
vegetabl, nnd never fall to give wltl-rac-f'on
Bugar coated, IrgebSxes.oontillu.
Ing 30 pllts, 25 cents, lteware of'covTntor.
feiU und mjuitlons. The gennlno roanu-
Ca,crbigo1f.uyUHK JlN WK
.tslieo1?; Good' Pr"rel8, m Cora-
HELLENBRAND'S
Eating Parlors k Candy Manufactory,
SOB Commerolal Street.
BIJjOI KAIlfi
Im i Cream . lOo., 15p. and a ceuU
S1.?' T. "Clmoolate and Cuke.,10 wuU
Mukb und ii ilk ... , o .J,"
pjate i.f soup.": ; ""z-- X SRK
lleefkieuknndFifsi awwtlti
Mutton Clop .nT ISf-ZT 8 SSu
Ham and Khb. ; ZJZ mS l
Freth Oysters any style;": iwiU
2 J Cst RtgultrDisidr Served From II to 3 O'Clock
,Vr "vvJ 'tjcihuim, fie., etc
Alkotta. uotlee or miliT iih 'n oJ'L.
iuaU ,vlthuut extra chsive.
alws oi uind. ' cu wn mesuc,
A NNOU NCEMENT
The toter board of life goes up, The teeter kl
life goes down. The Electric Cars through EM
will go, and on to tho Fair Grounds.
N
nis-
izO
Within sixty days the Electric Kail way Conir;
will be running elegant Vestibule cars every twenty
utes through the center of this beautiful
Bringing it within five minutes of the Post Office.
And secure yourself a home while you have yell
opportunity of purchasing from first hands.
RKMEHBRR
The University is going North to its newlocai
This will make ENGLEWOOD inside property,
double in value in the next eighteen months.
Keep Your
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WOOD.
II
Postoffice
H. V. MATTHEWS, Prcs.
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