Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, September 25, 1891, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextjjJE CiffTAL JOURNAL. r-" or KKiPa' .SKl'T. 25 1891. -. ..x.rt iih1 sUHwUlUITlOW. KRKE DKMVEIIY BY OAKItlEK. 1 fi JildUH will ba made on 1st nnd 15th ul?h Snb'rrloers will please leave of Jl"-0 for c.irrli nt house or where' U "5 llvcreil, so at to cause no delays In r. KVKSnTO OAPITAL JODKNAl. ram. if re olvit !ue iirtemoon associated p'Sidl-Iwlch"'- fllBIBT i PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, nmdiM. Windo'A'L'lass, Etc, Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Ponder, pnooiiras. The work of raising a $3),(MJ0 fund for nnnther college hulMiiig on Wlllamutte campus Is going forward nicely. The com mittee on now building are getting matters In shape to push the work Ugorou'ly and make n thorough cm w. A. special agent of the ue.w Luildinjr will he appointed, and no doubt a good man could swell the fund rapidly. Fahritus Smith has received several voluntary subscrip tions, one of $100 this morning. The work of raising money has not fairly begun. A number of persons will help the subscription when they We that the people of this city and the church its.'lf take hold of It in earni'st. There are single Meth o,listH in this county who could put up the building aud have it named after themselves. But as President Wliitaker well said, it had better be put up by a thousand persons. Daitist State Convention. The B-tptlst state convenveutioii Wlbeheld in Albany, on Oct. 14th. X uiWii-fters' conference meets the tayUfori the opening of the con-WkUn- This is the general mls slon.rrniganizatlun of the denoml ustlm for the state, and all the church interests and enterprises, such as home and foreign missions educitiiinul work, sumhty schools anil young pcopW work will be discussed. About one hundred churches are represented in the work of the convention, and a large delegation of leading ministers and other workers in the Baptist churches of the Htate will be present. Thetegions will be of great interest and profit to the public Albany Herald. Pkouati:. In estate of E. E. Daris, Thos. J. D.ivin, executor. fcoml filed and approved In es tate of F. II. Youiv, W.L. Tooze, linal account approved In gutir- (liaii-hip.jfWill and Charles Hun kers, minors, annual statement of each mid fluid wtwunt of Charles nppinvtd. A petition is on llle for appointment of n miuinliau for Mrs. Stephens, wife of the late Adam Stephens; set for hearing Oct. 5th, 10 a. m. There is a coutest over the natter. ..Final hearing in the Etoiundson estate is set for Nov. 2. F. R. Smith, John Brooks and J. 8. Byrue werb appointed apprais ers iu estate of Adorn Stephens The will of Willis M. Peudleton has been proven, Mrs. Martha Peudle tou, widow appointed administra trix, with will annexed. In estate -Matthew Stephens, widow elects to tako dower. Dallas. The city of Dallas is indulging liberally in public im provements. At a special meeting of the city council Wednesday even ing it was ordered that Hayter, Clay md Le.vens streets bo graded and Clay and Levens also graveled. It as decided that Main street should I guttered and graveled for four Mocks, the graveling to be four inches deep, and from Wilson's cor ner to the old postofllce to be flfty tiifeet wide, aud twenty feet wide on the blocks immediately north m4 south of that. New sidewalks e ordered on Court, Ash, Clay, filter, Jefferson aud Washington ttieeta. 1Bue the Sheriff. A man tois arrested on suspicion of twuig a plirse during fair week "dJodged in jail over one night is "tttttlsfled and threatens suit nc fvdiog to an exchange. A reporter "ffUEJouiiNAL this morning saw herifl Croiaan and he seems uot at ' afraid. He says the man robbed Hntedout tbe man arrested aud ttuortedtuo sueilfr aud prisoner to Jje court house aud there lodged ,he complaint. The man can do "otuing. t'ie Swiss. The Swiss cheese is gfowlug to be so popular that J. G. "right now keeps in stock both im ported and Wisconsin, having re fc'ved a 1000 pound cask of the utter this week. i RoiiATE Couht. James Murray aid John Dee were up for drunken Qduct this morning, and got the nsual treatment, VR KaleHouso aud lot, Yew rk, ,, car iue. ,W0 lol8 Jn Nortb fiu, on ear Hue; also span young oor. broke to work for sale or J!, . J' a 1u'nai. state library, e house. 925 ,J3t vf0L.AC"Lon' Hai'den has been "yilck for over a month, but is Jo Betting better. Mr.Mltty and Shttr have alao been on the sick "Hie Best" FINE CONSTIUJCnoXS. Pending Improvements on Business Blocks anil Willamrttc College. The Hughes D'Arcy block will will have n pressed front, forty six feet elevation from sidewalk. The Hughes front has three double windows, relieved by arches trimmed witli stone. The stone work' of this frout will bo of the Tenlno, Wn variety. The entire front will bo of plate plus with two double doors. The D'Aroy blocc will be llnished with a plale glass front, and two hanging bay win dows of galvanized Iron woik. The pediments on both are tils of Iron work. THE COMjEOE IMl'HOVKMENT. Mr. McNally's plans have been adopted and coutempl-ite an entire reconstruction of tho'dd burnt build ing, so that its friends would not recognize it. A metallic roof wit li handsome cresting, three pointed towers, ttie large central one in place of the cupola formed of glass sides that will illuminate the entire center ol the building, easy flights of stairs with landings to each flight these are some of the proposed features. Projections of brick 0x24 feet on the east and west sides, will be carried up from the ground. There will be well lighted students' rooms n the attic. The reconstruc tion of tho floors will not be under taken until the new building is se cured. The bids will be advertised for as soou as the detailed plans and specifications can be prepared. CLARA COJIIMiAIXS That Her Husband II us Tlirci-teneil to Kill Iicr Uouinl Over. This forenoon before Bee. Good ell appeared Wm. li. Duuuingtou, colored head waiter at Hotel Willa mette, under arrest on complaint of Ills wife, Clara M. Duuuingtou, who charge.1- him with tho crime of threatening to kill her with a razor. The complaint alleges that Dim ningtonkepta razor for that pur pose, and has' told Win. Anderson and others that he Intended killing said Clara M., who had to secure police protection against the same Wm. B., and she asked that ho be restrained from doing her violence. Mr. Dunnington appeared and admitted making use of such lan guage when he was provoked there to. He waived examination and wub bound over to the eiic.uit court in sum of $200, with A. I. Wagner and John G. Wright as bondsmen. Important Trade Name Decision. Judge Thayer, of the United States Circuit Court at St. Louis, has receutly handed dowu an opiu ion, aud granted a perpetual injunc tion against the defendants in the case of The Hostotter Company against tho Uruggeman, .Iieinert Distilling C ., alias "Gold Spring Distilling Co.," prohibiting the ad vertising, manufacturing or selling of any article of stomach bitters, either iu bulk, by tho gallon or oth wise, or in auy way making use of tho name of "Ho3tetter" except in connection with the sale of tho gen uine bitters, which are always sold in bottles s-curely sealed, and also prohibiting the sale f any bitters iu bulk, though the name "Hostet ter" be not u-;el, but the suggestion made to the purchaser that he can put them in tho empty Hostetter bottles, aud purchasers would not discover the difference. His decis ion supports The Hostetter Com- pauy in tho exclusive use of tho name "Hostetter" in connection with either the manufacture or sale of stomach bitters In anv manner or form whatsoever, and firmly establishes its ownership in the name of "Hostetter" as a "Trade Name." - G. A. R. Beunion. All soldiers, sailors and marines of the late war, iu Lane county, Oregon, will hold a reunion or picuicthe first Wednes day in October, 1891, and continue in camp three days. All soldier and marines of Lane couuty aud tho surrounding country are cor dially invited to meet and have u pleasant bocial gathering. The camp is located in Fairmount. Enter tainment will be provided each evening with music, etc Probably the most interesting will be camp fires and relating of experiences of the veterans. If the weather is favorable and arms can be secured, a sham battle will be one of the features of the encampment. The Marine Cadets aud local militia company have been invited to par ticipate and will do so if busluess will permit. A large atte"ndauco Is expected. Eugene Register. Ask Removal. The S.P. Co.,has filed a petition to remove the suit brought by the Oregon railroad commission to the federal court where Deady is judge. They have filed a bond in the sum of $1000 to cover costs. The company allege that as the suit involves a loss of more than ?30,000 a year, they are entitled ton change. Insane .Emma Laugworthy was brought from Eugene today for treatment at the asylum. She was committed once before In Micuigau. Insane. S. Gross of Cooke county, a German laborer, was to day brought to tbe state asylum. Hey ! If you want some of the best cheat or timothy hay, bran or feed of any kind call at Brewster & White's, 01 Court street. Good stock and free delivery. ! Sweet Tooth? Try Boston chlpa and butter:ups at Jones & Beruardl's, Buah bank block. LOCAL AND PERSONAL. 106 8tate street. dtf iim i...i .1 , .. Is the talk of tho street. A nice, cheap, smooth, noiseless pavement for Salem streets saw dust. Geo. B. Miller of Fairfield the city. is in Rev. A. O. Fairchild, of llalsey is'ravd Ived streets. To begin wit n Salem visitor toiliy. i the Btrect" :l,c,n were nev . ,., , ,, , made of good clean gravel, Ti Archbishop Gross returned to , ,,,, now ou t,,e p,rwts of Suk Portland on Hie -ifrermrvi train, Judge Lord Is iu Portland this afternoon on business. Superintendent Capwell, of the blind school is in Portland today. Mrs. R. S. Wallace Is Portlaud Visitor today. Miss Gusta Palmer Is visiting her auut in Portland .for a few days. Captain L. Merrill and wife of San Francisco aro visiting their uiece, Mrs. E. Lamport. A. Bush, of tho Ladd & Bush bank, is iu Portlaud atteuding the big Democratic blowout at the tab ernacle. Eugene Breymau, Frank Gilbert, O. Barker and Newt McCauley started early this morning on a hunt. Thursday a laborer named Morris Injured his hand badly while at work ou the Hughes-D'Arcy block fouudatious. David Weatlierford, of Gcrvais, was fined $10 for assault and battery committed on the person of his wife. 1 ho Second Regiment band of Salem, will not contest for the prize at the Portland exposition. The Grismer-D.ivis Dramatic Co. aro booked for Reed's opera house Oct. 10th. There are rumors that progies s'wve(?) citizens will enjoin any street improvement that may be at tempted. Tho home of Will Steeves, the baker, is made happy by the arrival of a daughter. A telegram from Geo. 11. Burnett, of Salem, announces that the sover eign grand lodge of Odd Fellows will meet In Portland tiext year. It will bring several thousand people to Oregon. Deacon Hatch, tho veterau Salem housemover is home from his visit to Eastern Oregon aud Washington. Hugh Thompson is tho new book keeper at the Penitentiary. He Is an experienced man, having served in the Bush bank and state treasuier's ofllce. Harrison Brunk has sold his place near Eola to his son, Thomas, for 20,000. R. B. Collins has sold eleven acres of the Webster place near Dallas for$H0(). Attention of some citizens is called to tbe Tact that at Eola the streets have a natural pavement. Fnnk Turnlaw, an 11-year-old blind boy from Tho Dalle, arrived ths niortiiug to attend the stale in stitution for the bightless. The seho'il houses aro all in a crowded condition. The Salem schools are filled to overflowing, and will get no relief until the Park school can be opened Jan. 1st. Walter Kolmau rejoices over tho arrival of a nine pound daughter at his homo. All well. W. N. Bushey, who has just fluished a surveying contract at the headwaters of the Willamette, is in the city. Fresh strawberries aro received dally at James Aitken's grocery, They are from filches & VanScoy, Turner. Twenty cents a box. City council meets tonight to pave. Saiupoon Jones and wife took tho afternoon train for Portland, to be gone a day or two. Attorney Til Ford Is at tho me tropolis. Mrs. Welsh, of Wisconsin arrived at Salem today to surprise her brother, N. S. Hurley, they not having seen each other for some years, Tho rain has Injured the prune crop, causing them to crack badly, very few good petite frultcomlng in. i Mrs. Leona Willis Piper arrived from Poitland this forenoon, for a! visit under tho parental roof. j Deacon Hatch returned home last evening after a mouth spent In Washington and Eastern Oregon. Chinook salmon, boncuda boui-1 tas, ea bass, smelt (dried), poultry aud eastern oysters, at D.ivinn & White's Court street market, 04 Court street. A shipment of freUi venison and grouse just received from the wilds of Oregon. Plenty of Chinook aud Silver Side salmon, smelt, catfish, sea bas, and other varieties of fish I , .... i ijai)jo rMiuiij-on.ioH i -11-wi.m poultry iu abundance. Free deli v- Quaker rolled oats-Hroal & Gile's. Houses at Auction. Twenty head of horses will be sold Huff man's barn Saturday, Sept. 20, at 11 o'clock a. m. Moore & Wagar, auctioneers. 2t Fok Rent. Good ofllce room on ground floor. Apply at JouitNAb ofllce. MAiutii:p. ASCHENBHENNKR-MATTEN. At the residence of Wm. Aoh enbrenner, Sept. 22. 16SU, Anna! Aschenbrenner to K. K. Mat ten, , Rev. David Rrower, ofllciatlog. erv. D.IV son & White, UMurtHt. ineBionmuo, i.M.sio "isw"i " . . , . . . or mukes one "real hungry." l'erons The beat place In town for a 25 j t)ette health, after taking will mreil la Hclleubranil's. I Hood's Sarsananlla a few days, find GOOD aUAVELPAVEatENT. Thoso who represent the prop sed -.nt.... Il.,.....t MM anl.lt.. . 'in"8lue"ck iM"K "I' , , . ' , , . , I aud hauling it off, only to have a footof loose gravel put back, either .i,Vb not. n-nil thiiinwtnnnHnna nnd do not know what la proposed to be done, or they wilfully misrepresent the facts as to gravel roads ard 1th. er he Knlnm -"'" "'" "" ""-' ' - ' l-f l.t. If .. i.nl bnml nM.l ti.tt.l ..itvcrl I- u.i I pi.i.vi, cuiiu in inui, . i....vv. ill with the filth of years accumulat ed thereon. The streets of Salem wero never covered with layers of perfectly cleau sifted gravel, rolled down solid. It is not proposed to haul ou the same material that it is proposed to tako oil. It is not proposed to dump ou loose gravel. Those who make such representations do so for a purpose. It Is proposed to build a well-rounded, well-drained sub way, put the clean sifted gravol on in courses and roll each course. Tl.e result would be a street such as Salem has never had and never can have with present conditions. Those who imiiuo that clean gravel laid on a drained surface will not make a smooth, hard, dry street, can be convinced otherwise by going over the gravel road at the asylum, or the gravel roads to Mr. Wallace's farm. Good gravel pavements can be built. Tno World Enriched. T ha facilities of the present day foi :hc production of everything that will conduce to the material welfare and oomfort of mankind are almost unlim ited, and when Syrup of Figs was first produced the world was enriched with the culy perfect laxative known, as It is the only remedy which is truly pleasing nnd refreshing to the taste and prompt nnd effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spring-time or, In fact, ct any time, and the better it Is known the more ponular it be comes. Remember that Geo. F. Smith has jmt received another Invoice of Ab bott's canvas, which Is called for by nil lending- artists. He is tho leader iu art goods. Oar Load. Farrar & Co. are handling car loads of fruits of all kinds if you want the best call on them. Gilt Edoe1 When you aie look ing for gilt edge butter or anything iu the provision line, call ou Clark &Eppley, 100 Court street. Quick free delivery. Are Yon Going Hast? If so, be sure und see that your tickets read via "The North Western Llue." The C.St. P. M. & O. Ry. This is tbe great short line from St. Paul or Duluth toall points east and south. Their in igulflcent track, peerless vestlbuled dining aud sleep iug car trains, and their motto, "always on time," Ins given thi road a national reputation. All classes of passengers are carried ou the vestlbuled trains without extra charge. All ticket agent sell tickets via this lino. Ship your freight and travel over this famous road. W. H. Mead, Gen. Agt., No. 4 Wash. St, Portland, Or. A. J. Lelanij, Trav'g Agt. French soup all kinds Sroat & Gile's. Clothing, hats, shoes aud gent's underwear at cost at the Capitol Ad- ! venture Company. "The Best." J. E. Ross, farmers lunch coutiter. meals at all hours, hot or cold. 101 State street. 9-l!J.7t Peaches iu any quantity Sroat & Gile's. i If you want first class horseshoe ing, you will find Jack Harklns nt J Pohfe's, opposite foundry. . "Tho Best." i Will open Holiday noxt , Dress and shirt malum,' parlors iu Cottle building, tfirstcluss cutter and litter. II. JI. Hat thews. d!it KBAL ESTATB TRAVSI'KUS FILED Wl Til BOUNTY HKC0KDKK. Mary j Co,(k a,i i,sb,UHl to E W Robertson It 3, 4, bl 0, Turner's add to Turner, S200. Albert Olinger and wife to Geo G Biugham, 37 ft off a side It 1 bl 2, 5020. Otto. Barou of Hoeselageii, un- mirrled, to Maurice Klinger and Seraphln Beck, Its 1, 2, 3, i, 0, nnda, blk 7, Mt. Angel, $700. "Don't Care to Eat." It is with the greatest confidence that Hood's Sarsuparilla is recom- .. ,1 .. ,1 J a t . nf nnnnillA I (1 I I fLiJ lllrnueu wr lima i Mjiiwuiu, iiinis'-ii- IIOll, SICK neaoilClie, II I III Milium troubles. Thlsmedlclnegroatly tones 1 . I ....!. f...t..s frtB 1 ti t 4A lltlff WJ food "Willi unex relish, . -- . . . I .. I i l. .., , l,.lf. .Il...,llni II till PRICE'S fioalttBaking lijPewder: Usd iu MUH9118 of If qkjw STARVE RATHER THAN STEAL. A llmntt New Trlrk or a Ollb Tongued Scliemer to Uot .Money. Right In the midst of tho busiest part of the day, right in tho thick of tho busiest crowd, a man stopped In front of the Tacoma building and took out his gold watch. Instantly another mnn sprang forward, fastened on tho watch With a llerce and nervous grasp, stooped for the spring which should carry him into safety somowhere In tho crowd then paused, halted, turned full on tho gentleman and slowly lifted his hands to his eyes. Tho frightful, savage face had changed swiftly to a sad nnd ghost ly ono. Tho fiery eye of a highway man had grown soft and mild as a child's. "No," ho said, with pathetic sadness "no, I am starving, but 1 cannot steal," and ho loosened his grasp on tho watch and' stood there held and help less. The Kcutleiunn had seized his wrist at tho first attack and had quick ly formed a plan to capture or kill the bold robber. But tho changed situa tion disarmed him. "Arc you hungry?" he asked, still hoKIIng the wrist. A crowd had pressed about theui. A dozen men had seen the thief's revulsion from bad, nnd as he said so sadly, "I am starving, I can not steal." a dozen hands went to trou ser pockets and a littlo fund of silver was laid In the timorous, unwilling palm of the outcast. "Gentlemen, you havo done a great deal for ine," he said, weakly. "I do uot belong on this level. You havo saved mo from far worso than death. I thank you." And ho turned away so sadly that tears came Into business men's eyes. It is a fearful thing to see a strong man in agony. "Do you know who ho is!" asked nn insurance adjuster late from tho ele vator. "No," said tho man who had started tho subscription; "1 don't know, and I don't care. It is enough for mo that a man was starved right up to tho vorgo of crime hero in Chicago, and that his manliness could not bo overcome. He can havo another lift if ho wants it. I am ashamed I gave him so littlo. Threo dollars Is" "Three dollars is a good deal," said tho insurance man. "That Is his regu Inr business. I saw him work tho samo thing In the Planklngton IIouso lobby, and again nt the principal corner in St. Paul. Ho's a very smooth sharp. You aro gulled again." Tho victims looked down tho streot, but the man who could put crime be hind him even when liungervas gnaw ing at his vitals could put a crowd liko that quito out of sight. Ho must havo made about thirty dollars. Chicago Herald. Strychnine for Snnlce Illtes. Strychnino as nn antidote for snako poison has long been known in Aus tralia, but it has been reserved for Dr. Mueller, of Yackadandnh, in tho col ony of Victoria, to explain in a definite fashion tho theory and practice of that rather formidable remedy. This ex perienced practitlonei" who assures us that out of about 100 coses, somo of them at the point of death, treated by this method only ono has been known to fail dissolves ono part of nitrato of strychnino in 240 parts of water min gled with a littlo glycerin. Tho mix ture is injected under tho skin in any part of tho body tho neighborhood of the bitten part, however, being pre ferred. Strychnino nnd the poisonous secre tion which tho snnko's fang injects Into tho wound aro described as "thorough ly antagonistic," nnd Dr. Mueller as sures us that no hesitation need bo felt in pushing the use of tho drug to quan tities that would be fatal In tho ab sence of snako poison. Tho "one fail ure" referred to abovo is attributed to tho mistako of discontinuing tho opera tion after a grain and a quarter of strychnine had beon injected. London Nows. Important Utile at Action, Never bo influenced by external ap perances in forming your Judgment of it person's worth. This is an impor tant rule, for many t. noblo spirit is covered by habiliments of poverty, whilo not unfrequently a showy exto rior conceals a villain of the basest kind. Dean Swift said that naturo had given every man a capacity of being agree able, though not iliinlng in company; and "thero aro a hundred men suf ficiently qualified for botli who, by a very few faults that thoy may correct in half nn hour, aro not so much as tolerablo.'' The world would bo more happy If persons gave up moro timo to an intercourse of friendship. Now Y'ork Ledger. Caring for Ilromo. Tho enro of bronzo ornaments bo comes sometimes a littlo perplexing; It is, however, because- of their previous want of care. Nothing should over bo applied to bronzo in the way of prep arations. Simple, careful dusting la all that is needed. To rcmoro tho purple tlngo that boinctimes comes, a littlo sweet oil may be gently rubbed upon tho discolored portion, but as a mlo the dusting will bo found to bo sufllcient. Now York Times. How Coreaii'f Wear Their Hulr. Tho Corean wears ills hair plaited down ills back, it being considered un holy to cut it or to even wear it loosely around tho nock and shoulders. After ho got married, and not boforo, the law permits him to wear It curled up on top of his head. To tell a married Corean that he had ought to wear lib Imlr dpwn is equivalent to tolling hiiu ,hat his wife is the better man of tho wo. St Louis Itcpublle. 3P iiinieMiim mw l 49 Years e SUttdar ummrwnmmm ww RHIN Wo hnvo just received the largest lino of Carpets, Oil Clotlis and Mattings Ever Curried. Come und see thorn whilo the nssortmenkis good, Our prices aro always right. Rare Bareains in Lace Curtains. st Just 24. Injut . ! hours.!, v. S.rcllevi'iroM tl"iit'on anil jlck '. Inches, AtterltRcUlu vm niiilt rif't-olan ocenslonnl ilo-o l ..'m .r re turn. o n tcr by iertnllon toW. II. ' ir shall, Hi .iti' vhk House, S. 1; dco. . Wer ner, 5.U ( alifiirulu St., H. 1! Mrs. I'. TMvin, 196 Kearny St., H. r., nnil many others who lmvo foaml relief from roustlrmtlon and sick licaJuehcs. (I. W. Viuront, of (I Terreneo Court, S. V. writes: "I nm 00 years of njo and hae had constipation 2o years. I was Induced (o try Jo's Vegetable. Sarsaiiarllla. I reeoyiiUeil In It an herb tho Mexicans used to glvo us In tho early CO'a for bowel troubles. (I came toCal. In 1SK),) aud I knew It would help mo and H has. For tho flrt time In years I can sleep well and my system Is regular. Tho old Mexican herbs hi tills remedy are a certain euro In courtlpatlou and bowel troubles." Ask for Pr3 Vegetable fcJtjy Sarsaparilla For snle by Dnu'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. TUB KAdbK SUUKAMS. 1 he Eagle Mills of ltrownsville Take First Premium nn Woolen Manufactures. Tho Eaulo Woolen mills, of Brownsville, Or., occupied tho con ter of tbe pavilion nt the stato fair with a beautifully arranged pyramid of their goods. W. R. Klrlt, projl dent, and J, Montgomery, salesman nt Portland, nttended und politely set forth their merits. Their ex hibit was a great attraction at the fair and Hie Judges after a very close Inspection of all exhibits placed the blue ribbon on tho blanket with the big eaglo. Tho greatest attention was attracted by the lino textures of the wools nsed, the combinations of colors and their artistic arrange ment. The samples of chovolts tweeds, casslmers, picqucts, doeskins nnd broadcloths were tho peer of any goods produced In the civilized world and Orogouians might well be proud of them. ' Tho display of ready made cloth ing cut to lit, well sown, in all styles, right from tho mills, was what camrht the eyes of nil beholders. A large stock of theso solid goods is alwavs to be found at 104 and 10(1 Second street, Portland, and at E C. Small's, tho Salem clothier. U18dlteod ws:t Jcst equipped dressmnltiiifr establishment in llio city will oiien iu CoUle block Monday, lirslciass cutler and litter lVom Portland. 11. If. .Matthews, prop. d!)t OISTIS ENJOYS Both tho method mm resulta when Syrup of Figs is Inlren ; it is pleapnnt aud refrcehiiif; to tho fnato, nnd acta gently yet promptly on tlioKidnoye, Liver and Bowels, cleanses tho fiyo tcm cfTcctunlly, dispels colds, Iiead ucheo and fevers and cureo habitual coiiBtipation permanently. Forenlo in COo nnu $1 bottles by fill drutfgists. CALIFORNIA FI0 SYRUP CO. SAN rHANOISCO, CAL. LOUISVILLE, KY. HEW YODK. tl.V. 8 Your Uver? Is tho Orion tul ki! iitution, knowing tluttgtxi 1 lionltii cannot oxirt v.itliout n honlthy Live:-. V.'hcii tlio Liver n t"i , i l!ia Bow. els uro flu. i i.'il uoii BtipuUnJ, t', , . -o.l lie in tho t...n..c! undi goitixl, poiHoiiin tlio blood; frcKiu-nt liejtditolio onsiKw; h foe ling of liwii tudo, dottjioiidoncy und nervosum oms indionto how tiio wholo fiyitoni in da ranywi. Siiiimoiirt Uvor Uogiihilor )ib Imon tho inoaiib of retoriutj moro iiooplo to litaltli and iii))fiu by gi vini; thorn u liowltliy Liver than any ngunoy Known on earth. It uota witli extraor dinary powor and ollloaoy. ncvcr pcen oiqappointco, All fil filljr remedr lor dj d.MfU, rn , usiiHiiiii, etc.. inn elM, i Ute Mr d i 0 St pr4u4j It u L iWbt pftUH rate tut ll Hiif vi btOiMOi Md uowru. ir,i vr wSMi Jmi anwcminwui P. H. Hend Quarters CLEAN! If you would bo clean and hayo your clothes dono up in tho neatest and dressiest manner, tako them to tho SALEM STEAM LAUXIMIY where all work is dono by whito labor and in tho most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED. mUfUHIMJLII Satan Tract 4 Dray Co. lem Iron works. Drays and trucks uie corner ot Btato anu commercial streets. J. J. MUTTON, SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTING, Draining. Decora II vo Paper Hanging, Kalsonilnlug, etc., ect. Oflico 292 Commercial street. Residence CO Marlon street. II. F. DIIAKt, Proprietor. T. G. PERKINS, General Superintendent. SAL1SIVI IRON WORKS, SALEM, ........ ORQQON, Mnmiriictiiros HTKAM KNOlNKH. Mill Oiitllla, Water Wheel Governors, Krult Drying OntlltH, Trnctlnu KiirIiicr, Cresting, ote. Kami machinery made, niul ropulrod. (Icncrul 1 nKiuiui unu lmimiincuiroiH or 1110 cciourmea wnulstroiu I'lUcnt Mluulliii;s a Ut'glH. Kurm mnolilnory mnilt niirt repaired. I'nrlller nn Barr ( PoliZCl Plumbers and Tinners, ill 217 Commorclal Htrect, Salem. aurden Iloao niul Lawn Bprlnklorp, A comploto linn of BtovoB iintl Tinware, Tin roofing nnil plumliliig n seoclnlty. EHtlnmU'H for Tinning uml Plumbing FuriilBlicd. Y,,w Park Grocery . G. J). RADABAUGn Huh put In ft iiuw Htnok of QroccrioH, Queuimwnro, JVed, olo. Produco botight nt DIkIicsi prlccH. BatlHfnetloii gunruntt'cd In nil tlilngx. Qoodu dullveri'd to nil partH of tlio city. Call nnd ulvo 1110 n trial. THE - CLUB LIVEUY, FKED AND SALE STAHLES. U7 If nlTir ivii ti All Htook left In my cnrpHlinllrceolvo tlio best V I WWliVil rfllir of nttontlon. Telcphono No. H4. Cor. Liberty 11 , 11, uuuuiji , 1 1 ui . nn(l Vorty Btrce,H;BllIt.m) 0rcg0I1. ;'SNOW THE YEAR ROUND At 100 Chemckota Street, HOUSE - and - SIGN - PAINTING, Paper HanKlni;, KnlsomlnliiK, Wall Tlntlug, etc. VarnlahliiK nntl Natural Wood Kinlhh. Only Flrst-clusH Work. E, B. SNOW. CHURCHILL & 13URROUHGS. Tinners, Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, -AND- SHEET IRON JCdtlmiiU-Kon alt work In oar lino. Churchill Sash, Door & Manufacturing Co, Sash, Doors, Blinds & Mouldings, Turning & Scroll Snwlng. Home KlnUhloK inude U order. Now IlltV KII.N, by which we can nlwuyn keep a ftill mpply of yeaooned stock of nil klndi. AKrloulturul Work, Corner ofTnidn and High itreetn, Hulom, Oregon. Sash and IDoor Kactory Front Streot, Salem, Oregon, Tho LcHt clnsB of work in our lino nt prices to cc inpoto with tho lowost. Only tlio boat nmtorial used dabaneh State Street Livery, llt itlg and Mock. JlonrdliiK und I'wd Hlalile, 4IHIutitrtet. FAini iron SALiij. MO ncn of lt tiX!k niul fruit Unit In Wilt idl In Nwrrr mil uu Ortgon fur mlo ma iMrunln. lulu to kult luiruliuiior. a. j. Hi 1 rouautr. Add rum 6. J. fif IIKI,. KolvliU. Ore. NenrHllverfiwk KulU. 7 8 am Notice to Contractor. QBAI.KD rirraln will tw ilvtd at p iii(nUofC!.H. MoNutly, nrchlloul, m Hviwler ti), ut 1 1. III., for (lie lolliwlK work) Hrlitk work, liiiilnir, lilumtilug, I'ttlnllnif, mill work, klvniiurl Inm, ct ment work, out Mnif wrimglit Inm mid hardware, fur Ilia lluKlu-a nnd li'Ara llk, all nroordlUK to the plaua anil rri. ltnttlunlol)iMaatlhionlc. J. lluithM rMtrrvmlln work. uUi", iiluuihlnic, pftii.l Inv.audlruu work. Iild iriuit ho made ftirmle ftir ib bulldlny aad ccoiii liltd bjr crtl(ldthMk uf6 tier rent, ou amouutef hid. O. H. JIU.SAU-V, UZ1UX Atihltect, llaih-Urvymau block. OR SHINE, YOU WANT YOUR FLOOR WELL COVERED. . LUNN. Pianos a.nid Organs AND '-MUSICAL MERCHANDISE. FINEST LINF. LOWEST PRICEH. Installments from $fi per month up. Wholesale nnd Retail. EAST0N & CO. 310 Commercial St., Salem. for the Salem Orchestra. dw Liberty btreot. DRAYS AND TRUCKS always ready for orders. Sell and deliver wood, hay, coal and lumber. Of llce State St., opposite Sa may bo found throughout tun dav at A LAKGE SUPPLY OF THE best quality of brick at tho yards near Penitentiary. BURTON BROS. bilemi Oregon, WORKERS. IOO Ohamoketu Btrt, M.T. RINEMAN IIKAI.KIl IN Staple ami Fancy Groceries, Rnxikery, Uliowwarn, Liimpii, Woedon mul Wllliiw Hiiro. All klndx r 111III fed. AIki vrireliiblmiiudfrulta Iu their aou. "illi(hMt l'rlro iad foriounlry iruduov.M WcKOllcll riMlmroof your iuitrim. IM, 1TJ Mlnte utroct a. j, shimp, m, :a, Physiuinn nnd Surgoon, ;Uteoll'hlhdelphlit. ELECTRICITY il3 THE TRUK EXEMY Ofnll Chronic. Itheuiimtle, lllood, llruln fwnnle dUtvUw ylnlil to eleutrlolly after all oilier nioilcn or trialmunt have failed, 'Ftila-liAtk viki a-ai llilrail ar luitliiliiui I Ittliua 'iUi Ouinmerclal atrtet. & 21 Hut MORGAN & MBAXH2, Truck & Dray Ljno. tiuod tea mil and croinnt work la our trvuifuvld. 1 I'i I II m A Jt a t t jB bl II i 1 w l II imt 1 TK l n .. .