rasMCEO BtsasnEtDcaaK!
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that day lo Uebnto tlio womnti suf
frago bill. Sir Henry James (liberal)
UulMjijioBcd to Mr. Qladtitono'H home
rule scheme, moved n an amend
ment fbo Irish land putvlinso bill be
taken up every day until It passed
through a cnmmltteo stage. Hln
amendment carried.
HAIMtOAI) ACCIDENT.
London, Bug., May 2. While
the Brighton express, crowded with
peoplr, on its way to business luithls
ctty, was crowing a bridge at Nor
wood, about seven miles south of
Loudon bridge, yesterday morning,
Ibo structure collapsed and six of
the rear cars fell In the bed of the
shallow stream. The carriages were
smashed to atoms and very many
passengers sustained more or less
painful Injuries, but no one was
killed.
AfcSIONKD.
Lynn, Mass., May 2. Dlckerson,
Count & Co, slipper manufacturers
have assigned.
ALASKAN EXl'KDITION.
Tacoma, "Wash., May 2. E. H.
"Wells, leader of Hie Leslie Alaskan
expedition, arrived hero tilts morn
Ing from Alaska. In an Interview
Wells denounces as fulso tho report
sent from Port Townsend last night
that tho expedition had been a fail
ure. GUNS FOIt MONTKKHY.
Washington, May 2. At the
navy yard hero a Jucket has been
successfully pluccd on a second
twelve-inch rifled gun for tho coasl
defense vessel Monterey, launched
in California Tuesday. The first of
these guns will he finished in bIx
weeks.
MAYOK WABUllUIlNi: AND THE
ClAMIILEHS.
Chicago, Muy 2. Chicago's gam
bling and pool rooms aro actuully
oloscd. Mayor Washburno's orders
havo beon obeyed and no open
gambling Is llkoly to bo known here
during his administration, which
began Monday, Tho gamblors have
only themselves to blamo for being
frozen out. They would contribute
all tholr coin to the Cregler fund.
They said Washburno could not
win. Those among them who
understand tho situation havo no
hope that Washburno will relout.
On the contrary, they bellovo ho
will extend his cumpulgn lu other
directions, until it will bo impos
sible for tho "gang" to cam n dollar.
The vucant rooms will bo cleaned of
everything worth moving If tho
sports havo begun In carnont.
Many of them went to tho Southorn
race-tracks, while others boarded
trains for tho East. They uccopled
the words of tho men for whom
thoy hud worked, that gambling
was dead and that thoy would gain
nothing by staying in Chicago,
Tho oxodus will continue all tho
weok. Tho pool-Boilers will go to
tho rneo-trasks as soon as they can
rquare up , whllo ttio men who ran
tho big buelcot-shops will fall back
on them, as thoy seem to survive
every kludof Htorm.
FI11K AT SOUANTON,
Bohanton l'a.,May 2. Tho barns
of tho Sorantou eloctrlu stroet rail
way burned this morning, over
thirty cars were damaged. Total
loss will bo over $100,000. insurance
not kuown.
FOREIGN.
MINERS RESUMING WORK.
The Liberals Victories due to
the McKinley Bill.
STATE.
MORE FROM MAY DAY.
Forest Fires, Labor Troubles, A
Large Number of Italians Lan
ded, The President at Sacre
mento, State News, Foreign
News, Etc,
liAllOlt THOUm.Kii.
Nantks, Muy 2.Firtoeii persons
wcro arrested as a result of a labor
disturbances yestorduy.
ItoMi:, May 2. Two huudrcd
persons wero placed under arrest for
connection with labor day disordors
here.
V. 11. O, OUOANIZKl).
Monthhai., May 2. A Womans
Heller Corps of Q. A. 11. has boon
organized at this place.
MUUMUtOUH BCOUNDUKU
Viknna, May 2. A passongor
tru'volllug fiom Cracow to Lemberg
lu thocxiircB4 tialn suddenly drow
two lovolvers, and,vlth ono In wioh
lm.ul, demanded his three follow
travellers to hand, ovur their nioiioy
and valuables! A frightful Btruggle
ensued lu the narrow compartment.
Although the men wwalled were un
armed they fought wUhdesporatlon.
Tho ruftlau killed two of tho men,
and then lumped from tho train
while It was golug at full speed,
2sTo traces of the inlcrcaut could be
discovered,
l'UGK, AI.KXAMWU. To II Igll t
1'rof, Alexander gives another free
lecture, at which Mr. Alexander
will anjltc "llobolluk," In which
Mho ImltnUs tho singing of tho bird,
Two ladle and gentlemen will be
examined ou the stage. It
TllK 1iuhnt. Yen, hU ornne
lug to Balem, but our oily iU lm
otlter attruotlons, and the kiwUM ol
these aro lo bi m at Fuir.ir A
CbV.
nraujiiNa work.
Pirramma, May 2. Of 8,000 car
penters of this district who struck
for eight hours and an lncreaso of
wages, about ono half are working
today at their own terms. All the
miners In Pittsburg district will re
turn to work Monday, their scale
liming been adjusted.
DUK TO MCKINLKY 11II.L.
Oitawa, May 2. In tho hou
yesterday, Laurler, leader of the op
position arraigned tho government
for the Insulting epithets which Sir
John MuoDonald and other mem
bers of tho cabinet had showered
upon tho United States during the
recent campaign. Tho result of the
recent elections he held was a prac
tical victory for the liberal party and
their policy of unrestricted reciproc
ity. Sir John In reply said that tho
truvernineut hud every reuson to con-
trrululuto themselves for tho manner
In which the country had repudia
ted tho liberal party and their policy
of annexation, ho regretted tho loss
of several of his supporters who had
fallen In battle but tho defeat was
duo to tho McKlulcy bill and not to
uny charges that could bo directly
brought against tho govemttueut.
MAY DAY STUIKKS.
Covinoton, Ky., May 2. All tho
carpenters struck for nine hours a
day and $2.50 por day; and brlck-
luyors and othor workmen say that
If non-union carpenters aro em
ployed they will stop.
Huntinqton, l'a, May 2. The
proposed gouoral strike of tho Penn
sylvania bituminous mlnorp, which
was unnouueed for today lias been
Indefinitely declared off and work
continues ns usual.
llui.T.nviLu:, III., May 2. There
will bo no miners' strike In this coal
district, aud there Is apparently no
disposition among tho miners to
Join such a movement.
COT.OURD IUOTS.
St. Louis, Mo., May 2. Tho Dis
patch says: A telegram has been
received at Taloquah, I. T. from
Ltnaplcr, Coweescoowlo district
from tho doputy shoriff asking for
assistance to quell riots there. On
Wednesday night a negro was found
deadnoar tho postoftleo with his
neck broken. Tho Dispatch states
thoro are now 300 negroes well
armed aud swearing vongeauco on
tho entlro community of citizens for
tho murder. A posso of 100 inon
havo left with tho sheriff for tho
bcouo of tho troubles.
T1IK l'UiaiDKNT.
Baokamhnto, May 2. Tho presi
dential party arrived hero this morn
lug. As tho train drow Into tho
beautifully decorated union depot
In Sacramento a suluto of twenty-
ono guns was flrod, and as tho presi
dent stopped from tho train an im
mense orowd greeted him with
ohcera. Mayor Comstock spoko a
few words of welcome, and tho
purty then entered carriages and
were driven to tho capltol. Itopre-
sentulivos of tho Grand Army posts
noted as a guard of honor. At tho
capltol President Harrison made an
appropriate address. After speech
making the president held a short
reception In tho governor's office,
after which tho whole party was
esooited back to the train and loft
for Oakland, tho battery firing
another salute as the train left.
KomsT nui:
Nkw Yohk May 2. A great sec
tion of New Jersey extending from
Point Pleasant to southern extrem
ity of tho state Is desolated by lire
and uulet-H rain comossoon the pine
and cedar forests will likely be wiped
out. The cranberry bogs are ruined.
There are unconfirmed rumors about
tho Hebrew soloiiy lu Cumberland
County being destioyed.
Oakland, Mil., May 2. Forest
llr4 aro rugtnir nil over Garrett
County. Muoh valuablo proporty
is belug destroyed.
UNDHH CONilUlt,.
Pi.KASANT Y.vM.vsv, N. J, May ,
The foirot llrv urn under control.
Ln3 $100,100.
ITALIANS CUMINCI.
bi,Y YtiUlC, May 2.-Or 2.UV5.
timolgrnntB buiilttd at this Port
iwnluy, J,-!?. tiu Italian.
OF AKTIC FA MK.
Portland, May 2. Iirlgudler
General A. W. Greely, chief signal
officer of tho United States nrmy,
arrived In town yesterday and reg
istered at tho Hotel Portland.
COOS IIAYBrEAMKllS.
Portland, Or., Muy 2. The Coos
Hay steamer subsidy Is so nearly
raised ui to insure Us success, and
the steamer will be put on at once.
In consideration of n subsidy of $17,
000. the company will put ou a
stonier between Portland and
Marshtleld. The steamer is to have
a carrying capacity of 600 tons, and
is to make weekly trips. Tilts Is
but tho first of tho cllorts of Port
laud merchants to secure Coos Kay
trado, which goes now to San Fran
cisco mostly.
WEATHER REPORT.
San Francisco, May 2. Tho
forecast for Oregon und Washing
ton, fair weather.
MARKETS.
WJfKAT.
Chicago, Ills. Muy 2. Close,
wheat easy, cash 1.05: July $I.04J.
HorKLAKUlVALS
"WIliLAMKlTi:"
J Myeis, H M Fairfield und wife,
FGruural, Mis L Bruce, Portland.
II D Postier, C Jucobwn, S F.
Jas L Dickenson, lil' Mltchen,
Tacoma.
H B Miller, Grants Pans.
P Frederick, N Y.
J A Cresswell, Janus A Carson,
Salem.
COOK.
S I Hockey, N Y,
S B Catterlin, L D Jones, 1 M
Lyltel, A Ituggles, S dem,
W O Nelshy, Chas Jones, J It
MoKulght, J B Crusfleld, C Arable,
V Schiius, Portland.
Jap Palmer, W L Sawyer, S I.
D M Woodbury, San Jose.
J J Hull, Wis.
J M Brown, Wllholt.
F Fells, Ilutovllle.
Ted Burg, Alblnu.
M Wior.
SiciCNiiSS. A region between
Sllverton and "W hi leaker about
four miles south of tho former place
is said to bo terribly nfillcted with
tho grip. There havo been about
eight deaths, principally adults.
Two brothers, Warner, were buried
Thursday. Tho general health is
Improving. Wo nro indebted to
Chus. McKlhuney, of Whlteaker, for
the Information.
Salem will have a good opportu
nity to Impress upon Postmaster
General Wanumukcr tlio necessity
of having a suitable building for n
postofllco lu Salem, on next Tuesday
when tho presidential party visits
that city, Dayton Herald.
Nkw Schkmk. It Is repoited that
tho Linn county graugo Is about to
start a dairy farm somowhoro lu
that county whoro tho Industry can
bo carried on successfully. Tho
consumors claim there Is need of such
an enterprise to keep up tho butter
supply aud reduco tho price.
Attkntion 11. Co. The members
of B Co. 2nd Itegt. Infy. O. N. G.
will moot at Armory at 7;30 p. m,
sharp this Saturday evening for
stroet drill. By order of D. C. Sher
man, Capt. Comd'g.
riiusoxAh siKvriftN.
Bey. Dr. Gwynn went dejwu lo
Portland thin afternoon and will
preach In tho Presbyterian church
tomonow,
Jeff Myers, of Sclu, w. ft passen
ger north this afternoon.
Attlo Oeisy went down to Aurora
to spend Sunday with hU ps rents.
J. Aden went tip to Alunuy today
on business.
Mks Luira Uoltru rami? down
from Albany today, where Mio hml
been suinuion-d by tho illiicw of
her father.
Miss JenuleM. Long, of Portland,
is in the city.
It-presuutiitive Hurry MlHor -ind
Frank J. Miller, clerk of lallrna'l
cuiiiinitlee, went down to Portland
on the 1:03 train. The commission
will meet in regular bessiou ntthe
state house Monday.
Surveyor General Byars is in tho
city toduy looking utter some busl
iiph mutters.
Mr, John Knight was down town
today ufter a struggle wlMi typheld
fevei .
Mr. E. F. Osborne and family
have moved down from Eugene und
ill make their future home lu Sa
lem. They are temporarily fettled
ul 84iFi out street.
Mr. Freeman Folsom Is seiio.isly
ill with la grippe at his home on
Court street. His entire fumily bus
just recovered from tho sumo disease.
IJHJAI, 1JK1KFS-
The lllncs are beginning to bloom
hi the gardens of the bouquet ulty.
Chinook salmon is a rare thing In
the Salem markets. Wbut Is tho
mutter with the fish men?
Hties& Vercler are thinking of
sending one of their thorough bred
stallions to Tillamook for tbeeeubon.
Two colored fumilks from Tennes
see urrived lu-t evening to tuke em
ployment on the Wallace ranch.
Company B. will give un open air
diill in Wlllson itvenueat 7:30 this
evening. The boys are preparing to
in i kc a ilk play before Gen Harrison.
'f he stieet sprinkler Is needed ou
the streets to settle tho dust which
is filling the air along State street.
Company II. received a part of
their new uniforms lust night TI)o
company is doing wmio fine drilling.
It puts in two and tlneo evenings a
week in military drill.
J. It. N. Bell bus sold his hotel at
Independence to James Gibson, a
man recently from New York and
In the leal estate business since be
came west.
Just received a fine line of hum
mocks, lawu and camping goods, at
Geo. F.Smith's.
Don't TliroH up tlio SpiiUKU 1
Tlio hideous ogre, Giant Despair, often
fiiKtciiH hla elntoh tipin the chronlo Inva
lid CoaHtuuttv plagued by djHpi'psla.bll
1 'tituo'K and eonstlpiitkm nervous aud
sltHioss too wlmt wuwilrr It Is Unit liar,
itiir tried lu vain a multitude ol useless
reuiodles ho is raiay, llgurutlvely speak
lutt, 10 "throw up tlio sponge.1' Let tho
unrortitnate "take heart of grace," Hostet
(ci'h Slomnoli miters can and .ull put a
tci'iiilnus to his trials. It &tient;thons the
HtiimHuti, confers nervous vljjf.r by pru
tnotltit; assimilation of tho for.il, ittonses
I 10 liver when dormant, and relaxes the
hourly without pain. Thotiblllly todigest
ntut as3lmlluto rostorort,ilinnlillltytoM-p
follows. No'hiix 1 hen tin st ty the ienew.
at of health but lmpiudence. llostettcr's
Slotmieh Hitters transconds aiUahcrsasa
louiedy for malarial, iheumatto unci kid
ney complaints. A vvlneglasbful three
times n day.
For Sali:. Two good mures, well
broken for all work. Both with foul,
Inquire of J. M. Payne, State street.
Sehoul huts for 2o ots. at Cnlevrt's.
ForSalk. House and lot. Five
uood, largo rooms, hard finish,
splendid well, lot set to fruit trees
und small fruit. Enquire of T. J.
Cronlse, nt printing olllco over
Statolns. Co. 4:2i)-d-0t
.t- nnlit I'ortresics In Itnmla.
Some extraordinary reveliHon have Just
Ikicu ma 1e at St. lctcrliur :h to tbe mon-
i.. i.tr,u r.rt.nin frontier fortrewes re-
ct-ntly ton-triictcl, ati-1, iw It was sup-
twsod, strwigtlieoert, nave nciuiuijr in
built. It npiwnrs that oven In tlili pnrllous
ni.i nf onfrnrli the ierrv bulliler liiw
i.o.,nr.,,n!nLfiiricli hi vet.t. At two sep-
nrnto fortro(M hii frauds havo been de
,...,,.,.1 a nmnnilKalon of ipvislon on in-
Bl.ectlug the waifs of tho celebrated stroiiiJ
hold Novo Georfilovsli, fonnerly known im ,
Moulin, nnd pitmued betvvec-i Wnrtaw and ,
tbf German fioutier, found tint the newly
.r..rntii nut!r walls wore not more
bulistautiul tlian thouo of n pitso of theat
rlail Bcenery.
A thin outer layer of half bricks con
cealed n hopelessly rotten fabric composed
nuvlpt. i-nhlilsli trrnvel. brick dust,
Kind and chalk the whole being u'terly
iiiLap tblo of withstanding a ennnonauo oy
K'Jns of the smallest cillbor. Thaso facts
having been reported to the minister of
war, the chief constructor of the fortress
was arrested and tried by court mnrtiai,
but he escaped with so light n penalty as ,
dismissal from tho service, It having been
proved that ho suffered from a paluful af
fection of the oyes. The chief constructor i
of the fortress of Doubuo, tlio other strong-,
hold concerned, was not so fortunate. Tho
fortress was inspoctcd by the Grand Duko
Nicholas shortly before Ids illness, and ho
found tho walls built so contrary to tho
rules of military enRlneeriUB that theyi
were incapable of affording any real de
fense against modern engines of wat.
in accordance with tho report which ho
inado to tho emperor on tho subject, an
order was issued that the whole of tho
w.dls in question should bo razed to their
foundations and rebuilt. Tho chief con-1
Btructor solved tho problem of his own
ii.inluiimnnr. hv blowiiin out his brains.
nsidull his subordinates who w ere in any
drireo responsible wero sent to Siberia,
livery endeavor lias, of course, been matVo
to keep these occuirences from tho knowl
edge of the public, but tho facts of tho case
have come to hand through a thoroughly
trustworthy channel. Leeds Mercury.
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Pmivatk Examinations. Prof.
Alcxandor can bo consulted every
day at tho oporu houso from 10 a. in.
In theso consultations he will tell
what business the person Is fitted
tor, and give ail vice on health. It
Instruments Filed tor Itet'ord at the
Couutv Itororder's (Mitre.
C W McCown and wife to
Thus Hoover 23 acres lu seo 7
t 7 s, r 2 e $
Buruh 10 Murphy aud bus
hand to J II Book und W T
Kigdon lot 10 of Liberty fruit
farm
David Simpson nnd wife to
J M ltogers a parcel of land
on Court and 18th street
U S to A J Putton 101 neies
In seo 2, t 8 s, r 1 e
F Viinder Bean to Winnie
Doty lot 3 In blk 21 North
Salem
B Casey and wife to h W
Qulss lotO ill blk 2 in Wood
till rn
I. 1) Hall and wife to V M
It ikor o0 aures In d 1 u of 1. 1)
Hall
W I, Whltloek to Paulina
15 Wilcox 112 acres lu t 7 s, r
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II J Darker to A Kelstoior
70 acres lu t8s, r 1 w
Or Inuul Co to W W Nich
ols lots 78.71, 73, 70 mid 77 of
Capital City fruit lurm
0 W Halllbter to Ueo K
Brown lots, 0, 7 und 8 In blk
8 Staytoii
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Sun hats for 26 cts. at Culvert's,
Ohlldien'a huts for 26 cts. at Culvert's.
Tlio l'roliluiu Solved An Universal
lllooil l'urlMer.
Found at lst tu Illlibard's Ilhoumatlc
8j rup A remedy which expels all poison
mis mutt rfiom the blood. A well known
clllenof West Lebanon, lud testtnos to
Its value:
It nltords mo pleasure to state that my
Willi has teoelveif eroat benefit from 111b
baid's Hheumutlu Syrup tbun from an)
medicine she his over taken. Wo have
UmhI hlx buttles, nnd Und It to bo the
bot f.imll) reiiK'dy and the sreatest blood
P'.irltler that we haveuvertued. It istrulj
nil It Is cliitmcd to he by Its loundor. You
cannot roL-ommeud It too highly.
Yours truly.
V. WAM.UK, West Lebanon, Ind.
V. V Al.l.UK, VVOal
Hoid by smith a Htelner.
Sun Spots.
For several yeais tho sun has been In a
quiesceut coudltiou, his surface being com
p iratlvely free from spots, and his promin
ences of comparatively Infrequent occur
rence and insignificant proportions. The
gieat luminary has been passing through
his minimum sun spot period; forthospot
producing activity of tho sun is governed
by laws that the close observation of the
hi-t two centuries has Interpreted, while
ob-crrers are still groping after tho cause
of tlio spots themselves.
It takes about eleven years to complete
a htin spot cycle, though the intervals are
iucguUr. Each oyclo includes a maxi
mum and n minimum period, which are
albo irregular. The spots vary greatly In
number. During some cycles the sun's
face Is never frco from them; duringothers
it is uniuaired for days, and even for
month. As tho last maximum period oc
curred about 1881-2, it is time to antici
pate a recurrence of solar activity, and re
cent observations show that tho activity
has already begun.
Iitiormous fluctuations nro taking place
on the surface of the sun, and will be fol
lowed for tho two or three comingyears by
spots of every variety. There will bo normal
spots, consisting of an umbra nnd penum
bra, and spots irregular in form or gather
ed in groups. Tlio sizes of tho spots vary
fiom 000 miles to 50,000 miles or more, and
they aro often lurgo enough to bo visible
to tho naked ej o. They may last for a few
days, or for weeks or mouths. Their dis
tribution is mostly confined to two zones
on tho sun's surface, between S dogs, nnd
40 (legs, of latitudo north and south.
Otiier signs of solar agitation follow in
the wake of the sun spots. Gigantic solar
oiuptious, known ns rosy protuberances,
rKu fiom tlio sun's border, like tongues of
flame, sometimes to tlio heightof hundreds
of thousands of miles. Tho earth bears
v. itnebs to tho disturbed state of tho sun,
for auroras flash in the heavens, magnet
ism reaches its greatest point of oscilla
tion nnd electricity takes on its most brill
iant manifestations. Youth's Companion.
firtiff Hen llutlor.
Butler has a great law practice, and
ninny irons in tho fire besides his bunt
ing factory, his granite quarries, nnd so
on and so forth. But much of his law
piactico is made up of desperate cases,
such as those claims beforo tho court of
claims which no one else will undertake,
and in which tlio compensation is all con
tingent upon success. Besides, like other
men with many irons in heating, he can
not keep them ad white hot, and loses
every now and then on ono of them.
Then, too, he is ono of tho most generous
and charitable of men. lie lives on a
ssalo which seems extravagant to most
men, keeping up three or four establish
ments ono here, one in Lowell, ono in
Boston, and so on nnd trenting all hit
relatives and friends most generously in
all his dealings with them.
Bough aud gruff as he sometimes seems
his heart is tenderness itself, and his com
passionate ear aud hand are always open
Ho giv cs away a small fortune every year,
to say uothiugof ids "thank you" practice,
which exceeds that of any other lawyer In
the United States, and probably in the
world. Naturally, with nil his shrewd
ness, ho Is deceived by the designing, nnd
lo-ea more money in this way than most
people give away. Unless his forthcoming
"Itenilulcences" yield a largo sum. Butler
will not leave a large fortune behind him
Philadelphia Record.
A AVotumily Protest.
Miss Clara Barton writes this pertinent
criticism; "It is a good idea to give women
n chance to bo iieard ou topics outside of
dress and fashion. It is humiliating to a
woman of britius and opinions to nrrlvo in
a strange city, and, niter being interview
ed, find her dross and manners described
nt length, whllo her brain is not even men
tioucd. How do you suppose Chauncey
M. Depew or n man of his caliber would
feel to go into a towu and And the cut of
his trousers, tho shade and pattern or de
sign minutely described, with the stylo of
vest, coat and necktie, nnd the hair on tho
head detailed nt length, while not a word
was said of his reputation as an orator or
railroad man? It is just the satno with
women. It is belittung for women of wide
experience to flud their garb of more ac
count than their opinions."
SO
A Sufr Investment.
Is one whloh is iMlurnnteed
mM
The Chlrf Itriuon for too great
bring yotl sutlsfuoiory Iiwults, or lu ten uf HihmI's Sanai-nrllU is found la UM
ease of failure a rtvturn of puruhnso ' pttcle lutif It is merit that wtn, and UM
prliV. On this safe plan yon imu t&et that Hood' SamparllU actually
buy from our advertised l)rugt;lst eomrillth what la claimed (or It, U watl
a uotlle of l)r King's Now an gtvu to tin wealelu a popnlwlty a
Discovery for Consumption. It Is ialo crrtor than tlut of any other iaikp
KUitraiitwd to hiing rvllef lu every Mot-it Alnc rHU or Wool purt
case, when twod fur uny Hfleetlnii of YivNl. vv II lo ner before thspublU
Throat, Lillys or riit.Htieh as Cou-! flood's Bir;vriua curtj Scrotals, 811
sumption, J ntluinm.it lou of the Rheum nuu H Human, Ppprl. SJo
liUtlus. Bronchitis. Asthma. WIkvoiv- i nuidiehe. lUuuusuo. overconM Thai
I Imr CoUvjli' Cruup, oto., via. It Is rfrod I'wUus. croato an Appetite, ilrjitfc
I phttsNiii und agreaatuo to taste, pvr-j mthrNvrv.. bulla up the A hot 8rt
A
ftv'lv wife.uud nan nhviivs LotleiMli HocJ fnriiiurlllnUoldbyUdrM
Auow thlUK-NoHllght oiiiiiulUy dwl u.xu. Trial bottle free lit , rtt, H.x lor &. lTepartdtj a UX
-AttheHah'jutih OriHViy. Vt' J)ruijtnrw J iOmAuoUiCcarka,l,owu,Mi.
A Job for the Chuinplon,
Ambitious Wife You were the chnm
plou football player at college, weren't
youf
Meek Husband Y-o-s, m'dear. Whyf
Ambitious Wife Oh, nothing, nothing.
Puly that ten a-vveok clerk Is In the jwrlor
with pur daughter again. Now York
Weekly.
Tho fast express train rtoord b a ijile p
CO seconds, the racehorse record lm. 33a.
The best trotting horse time Is 2m. S aud
the record for safety bicycles on a cinder
path Is 2m. 208.
BAKER 6c STRANG,
,")02 Commercial Street.
S Sfnvp.s. ri.in.rfS. Fi
WI'VUI !..--
Tinware, and all lhusb
Furnishing Goods.
Wiiumey and
Siwcr Pipes,
Plumbing.
Pumps.
Wood,
Iron and
Buckeye. Force
Pumps. Pumps
For fti'chdrd Spraying.
KcwEi'dllyilraulicCliitlicsWasher!
-,Mn...., lnl.n. Dntfltii, Intrnnititn t.i tlw, hm.colinlit llnp. Wfinllpfl nl
varieties of goods fiom tho linest lac-j to tbe coarsest carpets, perfectly
lean, without rubbing oi boiling, without the us-e of chemicals or any
'instructive process only snap und water. '1 he enmp-iny owning it oilers
31000 to nnv j eifcon vv ho w ill produce i family washer equal to tlio Niu
EHA in the following peints: Pilee. Labor tuviug. ltupidily of wush
ng. Variety of fabric wimbtd. C'leauliig perftctly without damage to
clothing. Simplicity and perleet oonstiuetion. riizo, weight nnd dura
ililty. Sutisfuutlon' glint a-Ueed or money lefunded Solo Agents for
fn nintl iiti tut IT
l 1 11 1 IUU UUUIIlYi -
. 1 . i . . i - . I, iii ii ii i in i i un in rmnn"T,,ratrnlr11Tlirirr
taodMaat -J"j;'vr-a j jm mf ojh j-jjj - - -. j
f Of all kinds Pianos, Organs, Violins,
H n . -r-v i-,r 1.1? ...I 1
Uuitars, Jbnnjos ana ivianaonus, vjiuju
ale and retail) over SCO of the lat ;st tind
most iiopulai- blLIJLi MU bl Kj.
If you contemplate the purchase of. a mu- ff
inn.l itiHtrnnifint write to us ibr an illus- ti
trated Catalogue by mail.
P. H. EAST0N & Co.. 310 Con'l St., Salem, Or.
ML I
L1 burn, w th itiiiiii,K vinit, i 'Ml4M
urn A u.m.ui ,f u ior , , r' rtut
uf Ahyluin i.veduo ullcr imLnfJ1? "H"
Y Win. lettable Url , ," 1
g. iur.il huiovvi.i k b u.l ' H
perm luent pUco win b . u.vea ti,M
leidon. b.vej wtlKriAi
I21tf
.T A s.Mr.-i i
ucrei for lUe ytiiK v. ,of'i
U)od i.rlcoj sntemiua J
WAM'KU An tictlve. rellnhi.
i.ui .ry $ o 10 m inomutr Iff1-
-r-T V I'L'l, i..u
V i. moa' i lellliT; our i-jort. n
lujenls.nnU vrllltune h.ck' attijfrj
iuiiBn.iiili,vil.eui rul, 1(1 clftiTh
nod eipiiiMwul'iru thlrtv lavW.
.-ncl nrKo illustrated c.rrnl-aBJ?.
vvttiiiiHpcoiiil ..liter to mil terr?lori
pllo-t loi.v.n lei Pint n . uVnt rt?mS
App.y lit inn o iiud i-et In u 7,i "
' ' ITdJwIf
MH. II 8HOKM.Ki:niiJTw7S
d by day or We
""l8 m-im
ICEI.Y riirnlfhodinonui to rcnt-wllh
1 ho.ii d, la i.IuiNiiitesvtotiU? uJir
Ntritt en lints, -IU0 Ceut(.rlit.V u
THE CLUB
Livery, Feed mii! hk
W, H. G0ULET, Frop'r,
AH stooU lefttn rny one shall recelrt.
best ofnttentlon. Telei Unue No. 24. iS
nerUbeity una bury meet, Mtm,
R. H. WESTACOTT.
iiivriftv,
Feed jiikI Boardiug Stable,
liny nnd outs told nnd delivered, Slabli
ri Fciry btioct, back of I'oM office, aura.
fflUdU
SSRBSSSS3I Who do All Kinds of
BSftuBM IRK
TTTBliir'-n V VRVrvit iw
ASflKjKM-r. Bi.r Imid doing
As Cheap us any Laundry in
tountrv using vvnite Jieip
flrht-class work.
ies aud patrons invited
our process of doing
230 Liberty Street.
m uiiiii i-r-. . i- ii'j.m Tiii-rrrx-laxvtv.?icwri
The rein tins of Von Moltko wor
intened atKreisnu Wednesday with
Impresslvo ceremonies.
The llest IUsult.
Every iugredient employed in
producing Hood's Snrsnpurillu is
itrlctly pure, and is the best of its
kind it is possible to buy. All un
roots aud herbs are catefully select
ed, nersoiutlly exnmiued, und only
the best retuiued. So Hint from the
dine of purchase until Hood's Bur
rtupnrlllu Is prepared overytliiug is
carefully watched with a view to
.ittuluiiig the best result. Why
lon'tyou try it.
THE COTTAGE.
Mlty. J, 8. BUItKHOLDEK, 1'roprlelon,
24 COURT STREET.
Rourd by the day or -woek, with orvvlili-
mu room, a uooa nonieiiuo Duniuing
I:. use. Terras reiihonnblc.
1-13
BARTER'S
!iver aii
;pm.s. m
CURE
Blelc ITeadncho nnd relievo all the troubles Incl
(lent to a bilious state of tho system, such as
Dizziness.. Is ausea. Drowsiness, Distress after
eatlne, Pain In the Side, Ac While their most
remarkable success Jiis been shown In curin?
iClm
Headaci j, yet C -t m Ijttlk I.ivcr Pills
are cqualh ralnal.lv In Constipation, curing
and preventlnR tins nnnoj Ing complaint, while
they also co rect all disorders of die stomach
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels.
Lven U they only cured
Ache they would be almost priceless to thoe
who suffer from this distressing complaint
hut fortunately their froo,'nss does not end
here, and those who once try them will find
these little pills valuable In p. many ways that
they will not be nillins to do without them
Uut after all sick liead
EX K. HALL,
Paper Hanger.
Leave order nt Globe Heal Estnto Kxchnngo
$ 5 OO Re-ward I
WE will pay tho above jewnrd for any
ensoof liver complaint, dyspepsia, Blck
headnoho, ludlgesiiou, constipation or cos
tivencss weumuot curowltw west's Veg
eitableLlqer 1'ilU, when the directions nre
xtrictlo coninlled with. Thev nro iiurelv
vegetnbl, nnd never mil to give satlsfno-
uun. nuciir.u.iicu, uarge uoxes, contain,
ing M pills, i'5 cents. Heware of counter.
lelisund mltntlous. The genuine sinnu
fitctHrcd ohly by THE JOHN O. WEST
uo. i incago 111.
Sold b Ueo. K. Good, Druggist, 309 Coin
street. S.vlem Or.
EPOHLE, Blacksmitli,
Formerly ol Scrlber a Polite, two doors
west of tho old stand, keeps n good supply
of wheels, nxles. ppilngs Hnd general car
riage hardware. 4.22 dvv
Dissolution of Copartnership.
VTOriCJ.. is lion by give.i that the co
Xl paitnersh.p heretul'.rc existing bo
tire, n iii'th, Kleppln nod ltoyal. has this
h the bane of so nisc r lives that here Is where
wp nwU our ifrwt boast Our pills cure It
white others d 11 .t
tUHYMi'g ljTTi.c Uvw Pin s are Tery small
and vy 5r l k. One or tvi o pills matt
a dM Tby am stiklU vtetbleand di
not gripe or jhu-p. ht-t by ih r gentle eetioi
plmMHll wb it tl-n In .'sat 2: wiits
five for 1 8.4 !cr..h .- h. t bj ttunl
CASIE2 K2PJCU.S C3 , Ny Tsi.
Hfi, Wte MUm
day been (li solved hv- miitnnl innim l
J. (J KUpp 11 Hlirliiirfioiu Ihotliui All
debUdue Hie lae firm uio imyahle to
Smilh. I'.OMil and AIiIoihiiii. rmil k,i!i1
hinllb, Huji.l a ii Atdi rHon aro e ponsl
ble for all debts due from tho firm unit for
u. ecu r. uncut 01 tne confoctH for vvori
and build. ..us by the lato Hrr.i
April I, li)t. T.J Miril.
P.J O Kl.KI'1'IN.
18 -tw K. V HOYAU
p. v,0t.icr, uiuu Ulunouil 11 rand.
ENYBOYAL PJLLS
lrif fflt lor CkUkufr' Xngtuh Dia ,
fuFiL In 1 ted Eod G14 meuv'
1 , "' r iiu Dm noooo.
lkAfh.fJ. Ti .f . .. ...
MOtJ 4w lo unpf ft n&rUcaUri , letim
uttr
AMW&
piM
fe &r,
-. -If krr
04 4. Id lusipf fur p4nleaUri, u
M 'JItlltrr.r LaJlea." U
Clara JUuU, 10,000 TmUb
promt ls '4
M,AjaipMtof tafonnstlOB n4WJB" , rZffl&t53& -.'
Mi;30i iirdior. , iifr ' dWsBGKSBfe. f-ez:x
w I m0& s
Ff
i
'la
J
MIA
aie
iujl.'h'''..,ce?,l5 H U4Ib gqu.re.
cm
p-t5lTivf
4&sm 7 RNtlA
KiiwiiMEwnr
PWSunrJ CATARRH
Eheumatisnt, Keui-a'gia, Corns
u HEADACHE, And ALL PAIN
r 0Hfri PciltlTs 9d V,e tW
IJXiEOTRJO GOUOH OURS
ettti cctM, cioj, cQKsuumo.
tUiTilSntsUU. SLik te, W tl
rMAftafcO,f 't.UAMrt4taL
on
Ure;
;on.
L B. HUFFMAN,
Livciv Stilile anl Fed U
The Best Box Sta'ls and Corral In Die nt,
(In rear WllluiruttehoM.)
SALEM, ... OREGON
ELLIS & WHIM,
LIVERYMEN.
South of "Willamette Hotel,
SA-LBjrvI
ORE0CS
J. F.WHITE,
EXPJiES AND TRUCK LINE.
Hauling "f all kinds. Best work
Wniton at every train.
ERNST,
Upholsterer.
All work, either new ur repairing, .kil
In the beMttorKiiiiiuiiheruu.
Hliop south ol posiomie.
F0I1EST liRUYE FOLLTRY YABKl
Founded n 1877.
1000 young :fowls FOR SALEl
And tholltncst everlbied.on tbe W
Coast. Hook yourl order earlj
for;cho!eeelectlons.
Send Stamp for Catalogue
Address J. M. GARRISON.
Ithll-dw
Forest arove
Pnmnl PHv oifaM
jaM
1TW Ki
m Ulli H
Jas. Batchelor, Propr.
Warm Meals at All llonndtt
Keno but white labor eiapioy11!
establishment. , ttit'i
AgoodsubhtanUal weal o " I
Twenty-flve cents per meal
R B D K R O " l ,A
Court street, between Journi'l I
JIlUtAJ O ---
HELLENBRAND'Si
Eating Parlors & Candy Msbiw
296 Commercial Str
m .r.nPI-AltK .-i
L-e Cream r ."2i5diSSlSl
atush ana iiua -
lUnte or Soup.; ---
IJeifcteak undEiRPJ-- -
l'ork Chop aud
id 1?
and Cfg
t,itfin f!hnn
H"u" r-ii- '
Veul&tia ana t-BB-
Sausaite and EtB
Fresh Oysters any style----- .
25 Cnl Regular Dinner Served F" j i
. A. nice variety oiveKc..,
atgr35ftB
V.UOICO V,JC -- r V I
always on uand. VMJk
rorter o "i-.a k'
reuuer uaiu n. -
ituix -- tr ' -w
KSSsJJm' ivo w KliwtflEK
..M...-.v -r- ..cf -. y. ,- ,,
".. .i .h nor v - iir
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ltnu c.AWR" f J? J?
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