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We havo Just received the largest stock of MEN'S. YOUTH'S aud
CHILDREN'S CLOTHING; the largest variety of Blankets, Shoes,
Jioola'nnd LadlesBlJoes. Also wo m lit sell single paula or broken buKh
very low. Wo defy competition as we will not bo undersold. Give us a
trial nnd see for your self.
Ben Forstner & Co.
FANCIES.
Fair, bright thmiphlo and fancies golden
Haunt the wlwimv where lay soul
Sits ulono. In prison bn'den.
Yet defying my utml.
I fad bear their tone of sweetness.
And soniellmoa I -at-h n word.
Rut tbewiiur in its completeness
Never mortal ear boa beard.
Through I lie sash, with rIowt nud glimmer
Face prep, as fair as day:
lint I only nee I ho sliliumer,
As thti white wines lift away.
Once I thought to rage and hind them
With the fetters of n rhyme;
Hut. alas! I i-iinnot find them
I shall nrvrr mnku them mlnol
-Ninette St. Lowuler in Arkunsaw Traveler
Libraries for Panning Communities.
I do not know who secured the law
to establish township libraries In In
diana, but may every blessing rest on
him. for ho did a wonderful tvork, and
the' man or committee who boleeted tin
books had u genius for tho task which
rose to an inspiration. How many
rainy days, how many long winter
evenings, how many noon hours did 1
spend in poring over tho Abbott his
torics. the narratives of travel, and
those books in whiuh scientific prlncl
pies were popularly explained!
The recollections of tho vast benefit
and pleasure I derived from that little
library a mere handful of books to
which 1 trudged a lung distanco through
rain and snow to get an occasional cov
eted volume, leaves tho firm conviction
In my mind that tho benevolence and
wisdom of man cannot devise a more
beneficent Instrumentality than some
general scheme whereby Instructive and
entertaining books may bo made read!
ly accessible to tho youth of the rural
portions of our country. John V
Hookwalter In Forum.
One Merchant's Hold HtroliH,
This story is told of ono of tho lead
Ing dry goods men of Now Yerk: Ho
was carrying a heavy stock of fine mil
linery goods when the round topped
derby hat for women becamo suddenly
fashionable. Tho market was flooded
with them, and thoy wero regarded as
tho only thing to bo worn on the head.
This merchant foresaw a great loss on
his stock of millinery, aud decided to
provont It. He first bought up all the
derby lints ho could and then adver
tlsod them extensively, ofTorlng thorn
for sale at ridiculously low prices.
Tho result was that tho dorby fell
Into disfavor among fashionable women
at once, and ho saved his market for
his moro expensive goods. It Is by
titrokes Mich as this and tho careful
Watching of the market and feeling of
tho popular pulse that fortunes are
made by tho few oxtromoly successful
merchants. lirooklyn Lifo.
Kndiiraiioe nf the Morse.
A gontleman desiring to test tho on
durance of a horso drove one JjjfWO
miles to a dogcart, tho cart, passengor
and baggago weighing over 800 pounds.
Tho Journey was douo In nlnotoon con
socutlvo days, an avorago of over fifty
two inllos n day. Tho longest distance,
slxty-olght miles, was covered on tho
last day. Tho road was solected at
random, and led from London to
York, Edinburgh, Glasgow, Carlisle,
Nottingham aud Loudon again. Tho
horse was ilfteou hands high, what is
quilod "well bred," and roturnodhouio,
according to tho report of tho votorln
ary, no worso for tho Journey. Ex
change. Praise Out of I'laco.
Jinks That fellow 8111lpato is the
most lnoxcusable fool I over saw.
Wink- What has ho been doing to
you?
Jinks A few days ago soiuo ono In
cited him to dinner at our boarding
hotiM), Well, sir, that Idiot Jut praised
every dish on tho tablo and compli
mented the landlady on bor cooking
until eho raised her terms two pounds a
week. London Tit-Hits.
Uii-ls noil Their Hearts,
Why Is It that when girls havo an op
portunity to ask for advice, or have
their fortunes told, or anything In that
lino, the first thing they do Is to ask
something about their hearts or the
hearts of others with relation to their
own? Don't thoy ever think of any
thing olso except emotions! Or Is It
that thoy feel competent to settle all
other questions thomselvesf Detroit
Freo Prens,
In u Hurry,
He (unxlously) What did your fa
ther say t
She (sweetly) Nothing, except that
ho would look you up and see If you
had enough to support a wife.
Ho Um tny dear, hadn't wo bettor
dope tonlghtf Now York Weekly.
A cut at Mnntroux which can open
doorn hoard another eat outside mow
Ing to get In. No one answering the
request, it roo from thoohalr on which
It was deeping, walked acro-ss tho room
to tho door, oponed It, nnd let IU
friend In,
Tho small, round black seeds of Can
ita Indlcn are used by the Hurmeso for
sacred beads and by tho Hindoos for
Moclclncos, Thoy are called In Guiana
buokbhot, for tho natives ute them as
eliot In their blowpipes.
Professor MondclefT hat succeeded hi
distilling petroleum from mineral sub'
ttUHomi which cannot be distinguished
(com tho natural product This re
vive fKh hi tho belief that xtroleuui
U of tubwiU origin,
Ati AiuoricAn named Edwards about
four years ago at New York was km
teliewl to death for the lxth time, Uu
tuutii ml the Ave previous occasions li
Imu) mmy&l t! pj4fcU punWimwjt.
To Unfile liurgftirs.
French Ingenuity has contrived n
rorucdy for tho Inefflclenoy of ordinary
combination locks for housos and
apartments, these contrivances being
usually of so little avail against pro
fessionals who, wasting no tlmo in ef
forts to ralso tho tumblers and move
tho bolt, simply insert the end of a
short Iron lover or "Jimmy" between
the door and its rabbet, forcing the
whole affair inward, tearing out both
locks and bolts on the way.
According to tho now device for
meeting tlds difilculty, a combination is
resorted to of tho iron shore with the
ordinary lock In such a manner that
locking tho door sets a shore in place
which will resist an enormous strain,
but on tho return of tho proprietor the
unlocking of the door In the usual way
shifts tho upper eild of tho shoro from
the door to tho framo, where It presents
no obstacle to tho opening of the door.
Tho mechanism of tho lock Itself need
not bo very elaborate, although the
picking of the lock would inovo both
the bolt and tho shore, for if tliero are
tumblers enough to provent picking
with a bit of wire, and if tho Jimmy is
insufficient for tho purpose, tho point
of security is attained. Now York Sun.
Tlioy Took a Walk.
An amusing anecdote is told of Louis
XVIII of Franco.
This Inoffensive monarch took break
fast one morning. Then his ministers
called upon him.
"Woll," said tho king, "how nro tho
public affairs?"
"Getting along very nicely, sire,''
said the ministers.
"Hum I In that case," said tho king,
"I think I will go and take a walk."
Next morning after breakfast tho
ministers called again. "Well, how do
the public affairs got on today?" asked
tho king.
"Very badly, Indeed, sire," said tho
ministers.
"Hum I" exclaimed tho king; "in
that caso I think I will go and take a
walk I"
Next day no ministers called on tho
king.
"What has become of my ministry?"
said tho king, after breakfast.
"Siro," said tho palaco functionary
who was In attondanco, "parliament
has turned out tho ministry."
"Ahl" said tho king; "then It's thoy
who havo taken a walk this tlmo, oh?"
Youth's Companion.
rormntlon of Chalk.
A Fronch scientist, II. Walthor, has
madoBomo observations in tho Mediter
ranean ca of the manner in which
chalk is formed by sea weeds. Ho par
ticularly studied the litliotamnia of
tho Hay of Naples, whioh grow at
deptlis of from 100 to 300 feet, a class
of algio remarkably poor In organic
matter, but rich in mineral constitu
ents, among which carbonate of lime Is
preponderant. Thoy grow to bo about
as largo as tho hand, aud then die
without sufTorlng change of form by
decomposition. Living plants attach
thomsolvcs to dead ouos, and thus ox
lenslvo deposits aro formed. Hcds of
puro, unerystalifcod chalk remain aftor
the gradual disappearance of the or
ganic matter, tho vacancies loft by
which aro gradually filled with cal
careous substance. Hods of chalk thus
formed may, under somo conditions,
attain great thickness. Journal of
Health.
Cuius for Wltoliury.
Hew Joseph Dodertdgo, In his "Notos
of the Scttlomont and Indian Wars in
Pennsylvania and Virginia," In that
portion of the work treating of "Witch
craft" says i
Tho diseases of children supposed
to be indicted by witchcraft wero thoso
of dropsy of tho brain and the rickets.
These woro diseases which could uelthor
be accounted for nor cured, conse
quently thoy wero ascribed to somo su
pernatural ngonoy, For tho euro of
diseases tullloted by witches, tho pteture
of tho supposed witch was drawn on a
stump or pleco of board and shot at
with a bullet containing a little bit of
silver. This silver bullet transferred a
painful and somothuos mortal spell on
that part of tho witch corresponding
with tho part of tho picture struck by
tho bullot.
Some Modern Aiiueduct.
It Is nearly 800 years slnoo London
drew her Hrst gallon of drinking M-ator
from Now Hivor. Almost 200 years
havo elapsed slneo Marseilles built hor
aqueduct sixty miles long, delivering
water to the elty at tho rate of 193,000
gallons per mhmto.
Within tho present generation Glas
gow has tapped tho almost chemically
puro water of Loch Katrine, and Man
chester has abandoned her earlier sys-'
terns of water works to construct a now
aquoduot sixty mllos long from tho
Lnko district, Now York Evening
Sun.
Sit Was TuUliijr a Until,
In a pretty house up town n newly or
rlvod Hibernian was Installed as parlor
maid. "Is Mrs. S at hornet" asked
a gentleman whose ring at tho door she
had answered, "Shuro, an It's out
tho mistress Is," said Hlddy. "Aud
Miss S , is she out alsot" naked the
visitor, "No, sor; hut she's In the tub
cl'anlng herself," was tho unexpected
and ready response. Now York Trlb
uno.
Would Uu Just as Well.
Visitor I liavu ofttm unnitwl to vUlt
a lunatic asylum, but I suppose there
Is none In tho city.
lUuddent No. but wo'vo trot m board
of trade (proudly). Come idong. It's
In session. It will do Jubt as well,
Chicago Tribune
WEE CANNltfyCL LO&STEflS.
They Dig Caves In Hand, Whence They
Issue to Do Fearful llattle.
By Invitation of a well known natu
ralist 1 had not long ago an opportunity
to witness a curious sight in an aqua
rium in which about a hundred young
lobsters had been placed.
Young lobsters are cannibals of the
very worst type, and can glvo point to
the most terrible maneaterinall Africa.
The lobsters had just passed out of
the swimming stage and were seen
crawling about in the tank. The tank
had gloss sides, giving an excellent
rhanco for observation, and It hod a
capacity of about fifty gallons of water.
At one sido of the Interior of the aqua
rium had been piled large stones, with
flat sides, resting on sand. Tho sand
was about two Inches deep, covering
the bottom.
My Informant said that the first per
formances of the young lobsters when
put Into the tank wero very Interest
ing They gathered around tho sides
of tho rocks, and wjth their autenna;
almost against the stone, crossed their
claws in front of them aud moving
backward dragged pinches of sand
away from the stone. This was re
peated again and again until a holo
had been made big enough to hold the
Httlo lobster with space to spare.
Then the crustacean climbed over
tho heap of sand Into the excavation,
and, turning his tall to the stone, pro
ceeded to push the particles from tho
bottom of the hole to the top of the
heap by placing it two claws together
with the tips lapping so that the sand
could not slide back. In effect the
claws served as a shovel.
After the lobsters had in this man
ner built for themselves caves for de
fensive purposes they planted them
selves with their backs to the stone
and kept their little black, beadliko
eyes roving outward In every direction.
When I took my placo to watch
nothing was stirring.
Now and then a lobster would climb
out of his retreat and explore tho im
mediate neighborhood.
Suddenly, finding an intrenched lob
ster, tho errant adventurer would as
sault It. Then would ensue the biggest
kind of a rough and tumble, catch-as-catch
can contest It was a light to
tho death.
When the strugglo was between only
two lobsters the result was usually a
drawn battlo, each retreating to his
holo with the loss of a claw or of ono
or two antenna).
But when two or three lobsters at
tacked ono in his shallow cave tho
fight was soon over. TIip miserable
victim was dragged out on tho arena
by tho sharp pincers of tho besiegers,
and In u trico ho was killed. It re
quired but u few minutes for tho can
nibals to dismember and eat up their
victim, dragging tho bits to different
parts of the aquarium, as dogs would
bones.
Theso attacks are always mado at
night. I was m fortunate as to see an
other raid, but It was not like that, do
scribed above. Ono of tho lobsters
that hod emerged from his lair in pur
suit of food was himself pursued In
turn. Caught napping away from his
castle by threo or four enemies, it scut
tled over tho sand toward ono corner
of tho aquarium. After 1dm went the
pursuers bolter skelter, and whilo tho
pursued resorted to dodging tactics
that would be admired by a football
rusher, tho pursuers separated and
closed in around tho doomed creaturo.
It Is by u curious Instinct that tho
pursuit is made in the night, becauso it
is ovidently to tho advantage of tho
pursuer, on the principle in war that
night attacks aro more successful than
thoso by daylight.
Marks of theso midnight forays were
to bo found In the morning in tho frag
ments of shells. Tho result of canni
balism among the young lobstors Is
that out of a hundred about twenty
five survlvo, a demonstration of tho
Darwinian law of tho survival of tho
Attest.
In tho cannibal stage of their ex
istence they are about throo-quarters
of an inch In length, and when tho sur
vivors grow to be two and a half Inches
In length from the tall to the tip of tho
claws thoy havo outgrown thoir blood
thirsty Instincts: New York Herald.
Sleeping on a Cobra.
An old gontloman living In India said
to his wife ono morning-
"My dear, I have had a very strange
dream. I dreamed I was sleeping on a
cobra,"
"What nonsense I" was her retort
"How could that bo"
"Woll, my dear," ho responded meek
ly, "I did dream it, and I oidy hope It
wasn't true."
Tho next night ho had the samo
dream, aud in tho morning lumouncod
tho fact, only to encounter his wlfo's
rldlculo on tho scoro of his weak nerves.
Nevertheless he had tho samo dream
once moro.
Thereupon tho mattress was rlppod
open, and there, snugly colled In Its
middle, was a cobra. Ho hod entored
ono day through a rip In the cover
whilo tho mattroi3 was lying In tho gar
den to air. Probably his luxurious
wrlthlngs beneath the sleeper had given
rise to the dream. Youth's Companion.
Ira ou Still Waters.
You would naturally suppose, that
loo would be thicker on still water a
lake or reservoir, for example than it
would be In the mldchimnol of a swift
river. But it Is not. According to ob
servations made by tho Davenport (la.)
Academy of Sciences, when loo Is nine
Indies thick on the lakes tho channel
lee Is eighteen Inches thick on the Mis
sissippi river. 8t, Louis Repul lo.
Tlie New UUrovery.
You huvo heard your friends and
neighbors, talk about It, Vu may
yourself bo ono of tho many who
Know from personal experience just,
how good a thing It Is. Ifyou huvo
ever I rled It, you are one of Its staunch
friends, because tho wonderful thing
about It Is, that when unco riven a
trial, Dr. Klnjj'a Now Discovery
over alter holds a placo In tho house.
Ifyou havo never used It and should
ho afflicted with ncough,coldoruuy
throat, lung or chest trouble, mmro
a bottle at niu-o and glvo it a fair
irlul. It Isguitmutml every lime,
or money rvfuuded. Trlul bottle fh e
ut Fry's drugstore, 125 Coin'l si.
THE BRAZEN PALAefi.
Wonderful Ruins In the Ancient City of
Anurajahpovra, In Ceylon.
One of tho most noteworthy build
Ings of the "refulgent" city was the
Lowa-Maha-Poya, or the Brazen pal
ace, erected by King Dutugcmunu In
the year 142 B. C. It stood upon 1.C00
granite pillars, and vied with surround
lug dugobas In height, rearing its ninth
story 270 feet skyward; It contained
1,000 dormitories for pris-sts; its rool
was of brass, and. according to the
Mahawauso, the walls gleamed with ro
splendent gems. The great hall was
supported ou golden pillars resting on
lions, and in tho center was an ivory
throne witii a golden sun and a silver
moon on either side.
Several times tho Brazen palaco was
razed by Iconoclastic invaders from In
dia, and as often restored by zealous
adherents of the now faith, up to the
latter part of tho Twelfth century,
when tho capital was removed to Pol-
lonarua. From the upper stories of
this magnificent pile the priestly occu
pants could view tho far extending
city, and look upon six great dagobas,
all within a radius of little moro than
a mile, and lifting their hugo white
domes as high as somo of the loftiest
cathedrals in Europe.
The Huanwcli dagobu stood near tho
palaco, aud according to tiie native
arcldves, rested on a platform 500 feot
square, its glass pinnacle glittering in
the sun 270 feet above the city, its base
surrounded by marble statues and its
outer wails mounting elephants of ma
sonry with real tusks. In the north,
beyond splendid pavilions of king and
quepns, loomed tho great Jetawanarama
dagoba, with Its 20,000.000 cubic feet
of masonry.
The beholder at the palace had only
to turn his guzo In tho direction of the
rising sun to look upon the greatest of
the relic tombs, the Abhayagiria da
goba. James RIcalton in Scrlbner's.
An Acid tJottle Needed.
A surgeon has called attention to tho
fact that a more convenient form of
acid bottle is needed. Tho ordinary
bottle allows drops to run down tho
outside and eat off tho labels and burn
tho shelves nnd perhaps the hands of
tho user. A form of bottlo Is some
times used for essences and oils which
might bo adopted with advantage. In
the placo of tho ordinary aperaturo
there is a tube will) a lip. On tho sido
opposito tho lip there is a groove lead
ing back into tho bottle. Tho liquid is
then poured out by means of this tube,
but any drops than run down tho out-
sldo run back into tho bottlo. Tho
whole Is then coverod by a ground cap,
Tills principle is ompioyed in tho ordi
nary collodion bottle and in somo claret
Jugs.
A stopper has been brought out in
England which meets some of the ob
Jections to the ordinary form, it Is
really a glass lid with a pin of glass
passing into tho neck of tho bottlo to
keep it from falling off. Tho external
appearanco of the now stoppered bot
tle is thus nearly the same as usual,
but the stopper Is replaced by a much
smaller body with straight sides. This
form is said to bo quite air tight, and
at the same time to avoid sticking.
Chicago Herald.
Stone forests.
Stono forests aro found in various
parts of tho world. In many cases they
aro hardened by some peculiarity of tho
atmosphere, and aro found standing
Just as they wero when clothed with
green foliage thousands of years ago.
Tho Little Colorado river.ln Arizona, has
long been famous as a locality for such
llnds; at one placo more than 1,600
cords of solid stono tree trunks, sec
tions, limbs aud logs wero found by tho
government survoyors. Most of them
woro sillcifled; many 7 to 10 feot in di
amoter and from 20 to 80 feet In height.
Geologists say that the petrified trees
of tho Little Colorado wero once cov
ored with marl over 1,000 feet in depth.
Somo of the trees have been changed
to Jusper, and havo assumed various
hues; others resemble npal, and, when
brokon open, tho core is often found
lined with crystals of the most beauti
ful tints. St. Louis Hopublio.
r.iroct or Vlcotrlcal Light on Fish.
A correspondent states that fishing all
along by Totland bay, Isle of Wight,
was very poor, and that sinoo the sot
ting up of tho search light for tho forts
it hod become worse. Ho also heard
that there used to bo a very good place
for fish near the lighthouse at St. Cath
erine's point, but that tho olectrio light
had driven them all away, and now it
was quite useless putting out nets In a
spot where, a fow yoars since, n decent
haul was looked on as a certainty. He
solicits opinions on this matter from
thoso who are more versed In sea fish
and their ways than he Is himself.
Eleotrlcal Review.
Tuok a Hint at Last.
It was tho tlmo of night when borod
belles yawn and beaux linger. Hints
Innumerable had been sown on barron
ground. Georgie Deadgono would stay.
Finally MUs Nasnoozo excused herself
for a fow moments. A minute later tho
cook, In full regalia, entered the parlor,
and, walking up to Georglo Deadgono,
asked :
"What would you like to havo for
breakfast, slrl"
And then Georgie Deadgono, uotloing
that Miss Nosnooze had gone, went
New York Herald.
A llural lUnerlcncrt.
"What kind of seeds ought I to plant,
Unolo 81, to got a good squash crop?"
"Squash, o" course. "What did yer
VPtf'ksr New York Epoclt
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ritOFKSSlONAIi CAKDS.
ST. ItlOUAKDSON, Attorney nt law,
. offlce up stairs In front rooms or now
nurfh block, corner commercial nnd Court
street, Salem, Ougon.
TOllN a. CAKON, Attorney .at law
t) IUiomsSund4,Inda & Hush's bank
building, Sd!tm,Origcn Slljr
11. K. JJONH AM. . N. HAVtiBN
W. H. HOLMtd.
DONIIAM, JloLMKS A JlAlUKN, AllOl-
JD neysatlnw. Offlce In Hush's hlocic,
CotM eon State and Court, oui.'om'lbt.
TJ.B11AW. M.W.HUNT.
W. II. I'KATT.
SHAW, PRATT HUNT. Attorneys n
law. i.fllceoverCapltalNatloiMl Bank
Bulcin, Uregou.
KIlfCATlONAr..
fplLMON KURD, attorney at law, Salem,
L un-gon. OlIco ui'-stalra In Pulton's
uiock.
D'ARCY & U1NUIIAM, Attorneys uud
counselors ut law, Salem, Oitgon.
Having an abstructoltborccordsol Marlon
county, including a lot and block Index oi
Salem, they havo special incllltlex lor ex
amlmug titles to real estuU-. Business lu
the supreme court aud in tht-sUite depart
ments will receive prompt attention.
DR. W. H MOfT, physician and Mir
geon. Ollk-o In l-.lilrlclge l.locit, i-.a-ifin,
Uregou. Oflito hours iO to 12 u. in.
21n-lp. in.
JK.QARHOW, M V., Physician and
, Surgeon, (lately atuudlng (Juy'ri bus
pitul. Loudon, und llojiu lullrniury, Edin
burgh.) OMIcoiiiul re-lnenco In Kfret Na
tional bank block, t.'ul.s In town or coun
try promptly attended. Ulllce hours 9 to
11 a, in ; 1 to 3 und 7 to 8:3a p. m. dw
Eli, PHILUUOOK, M D.,Homeopathlst.
, Offlc-o 155 Court street; Resideiico i!17
itigh htreet. UeLeial piuutlce. ripetlal
attention given to diseases of Womcu and
children.
DR..1. M.KKENE, Dentist. Offlce over
tho White Corner, Court una Com
mercial stieets.
I"Ml. T. C. SMITH. Dentist. 02 Btate street.
JL Hulem, Or. Finished dental opera
tions ofeverydescrlptlou. Painless opera-
uuns a specially.
WD. PUOH, Architect, Plans, Sped
. flcatlons and superintendence lor
all classes of buildings. Offlce 2X) Com
mercial tit., up stairs.
0 8. MCNALLY, Architect, Now Bush
. Ureyman block. Plans and speclllca
tlons of ull classes of of buildings on short
notice. Superlntendeacoof work promptly
oolttd after. 2 6-tl
E.T. McCA USTLAND.Clvil Sanitary and
, Hydraulic Engineer. U. 8. Deputy
mluerafsurveyor. City surveyors offlce,
Coltle-Parkhurst Block, .-ulom, Oiegon.
.BUSINESS GAUDS.'
R1CE& ROSS, Blacksmiths, all kinds ol
repali-ingundcurrlHgeworii. Wehnvi
lu our employ Arthur lilove, a professional
UorsKHhoer. Ulvo usa tiial. 4-11
fOIIN KNIGHT, Blacksmith. Horss
O bhoelng and repairing a specialty. fchop
atthe foot of Iiltitity stieet, Halem, Oregon.
i!.0tl
P J.LAKKKN&CO,, manufacture of all
L . kiudsof vehicles. Kepalrlng a special
ly, ahop io Btate street,
AB. SMITH & CO., Contractors, Sewer
, lne, Cement Sidewalks, Excavating,
etc: All worK promptly done, Salem, Or.
Leuvo ordera wfih Dugan Bros. l:l..-l!ti
CAIIPET-LAYING. 1 mako a specially oi
caipet-tewlug and laying; carpet,
taken up and relaid with great care. Houst
cleaning. Leave oiders with J. H. Limn
or Bureu A boil. J. G. LU HUMAN.
JOHN GRAY. Contractor and builder,
b'lnolnsldo Mulshing a epenialty. lte
Commeicial street, fealcm Oiegon.
GEO. HOEYE, Barber and Hair dressing
purlors. Finest baths It the city. 'M
Commercial sUcet, Halem.
Capital National Bank
SALEM - - - OREGON.
Capital Paid op, -
ourplus,
$75,000
15,1)01'
R. S. WALLACE, - President.
W. W. MARTIN, - Vice-President,
J. H. ALBERT, .... Cashier.
DIRtCTORSl
W.T.Gray, W. W. Martin
J.M.Martin, K.S.Wallace.
Dr. W. A.Cuslck, J. H. Albert,
T. McF. Patton I
LOANS MADE!
To farmers on wheat and other market
able produce, consigned or in store
either in private granaries or
Ipublie warehouses. a
Stale and County Warrants Bought at 1'ai
COMMERCIAL PAPER
Discounted at reasonable raits, llralu
drawn direct on New York, Chicago, Sai
Krancisco, Portland, Loudon, Pai is, Berlii
Hong Kong and Calcutta.
WILLIAMS & ENGLANL
BANKING CO.
CAI'IWL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,001
Transact a general banking ImMncn
in ull Its branches.
GEO. WILLIAMS Preuldfii
WM. ENGLAND Vice Presldeu
HUGH MONARY Cashlc
DIRECTORS: Geo. Williams, Win. Km
land, Dr. J. A, Richardson, J. W, llob.-oi
J. A. linker.
Bauk lu new Exchange block on Com
mercial street. &12-U
-THE
UDirasili
-- Sab BeaTliiT:
OLDEST, LARGEST,
Least Expensive
-AND-
MOST HOME-LIKE -$m
Boat offlio foot n .,,, ,
nud hunting b,,tl ?,l,e " rt. ,.
m o n k y r-
To..n on Rual l.tat, sMuN
lluliuiiig co. B'4T nf. L
rt AD P in....' '
un, a mmiM.
Institution oricariilng lu the northwest.
m students In 1KN7, 4in In lKU an Increaj-.o
ot nrarly fO tr c nt In four years.
UraduateH sti dents la
Art, Business, Classical,
Law, Literary, Medical,
and Musical.
Pharmaceutical, scientific and theological
courses.
NORMAL COURSE.
Graduates Irom the NormnI Course have
all tho advantages of graduates from tho
.Stale Normal schools.
Uettcr facilities for teaching next year
than ever before.
Fii-stTerm Begins Sept. 7, 1891.
For cat loeue, with full Information
address
REV. GEO. WHITTAKEIt. 1). D. Pro.
0 SKI llw halem, Oregon.
" a w.i
V"i
Portland University
OPENS
SEPTEMBER 14ttl.
Beautiful and healthful slle near I ho city.
Expenses us reas-ouablo as any other Insti
tution of learning on the coast. Classical,
Literary, Scientific, Theological, Prepara
tory, Normal and Business courses. Stu
dents of all grades recoiled. Careful over
sight and direction given to all students,
ladies' boarding hall under experienced
supervision, Professois or excellent fchol
arshlp and much experience employed,
for information addiess,
O.C.STRATTON.D.D.,
Portland, or
THQS. VAN SCO Y, D.D. ,
Dean of College, Port
land University, Portland,
Oregon ,7i7dwtt
THB
E. C. CttOSS,
aud Packer.
HUiloSt. and Court St. The best meat
ncllvoml to all parts of thecltr.
BUTLER'S BOOK.
1,000 Pages.
200 Original Engravings,
Elegant Bindings,
Published in 3 Languages,
Popular Prices.
FIRST EDITION- 100,000 COPIES
Tho only Authentlo Work by
GEN. BENJ. F. BUTLER.
Plication fur tenitory ultuM for prospec-
"THE J. DEWING CO.,
San Franc'sco. - - Cal.
STATE AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Opens Sept. SUi, 1891.
COURSE OF STUDY arranged exprcsly to
meet tho needs oi the Farming aud Me-
cuamciu unci est? oi lue suiio.
Largo, comodlous and well-ventilated
buildings. '1 he College Is located lu a cul
tivated and Christian community, and one
of the healthiest in the State.
MILITARY TRAINING,
Expenses med not exceed $150 for tho Entire
Session
Two or moro Free Scholarships from
every county. Wrlto for Catalogue to
81 II. L. AHNOLD, Pies., CorvalUs, Or
Conservatory of Music.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
The best organized Music Scnool on the
North West coast. One hundred andflfty
music students the past school year. Hest
.ind latest methods of instruction. Cour
ses lor I'lano, Voice, Violin, Organ, Har
mony, CounTeipolui, and musical compo
sition In all the higher forms Diplomas
planted on completion of course. Next
lei m b. gins Monday, September 7th.
Bend for catalogue or address
Z. M. I'AItVIN.
7!22;2nidw Musical Dliector, Salem Or
cotZSff--
falem, Oregon. W. I. btuloy, President.
A. P. Armstrong, Manager.
IS u sine s s, S li o r t h u n 1,
Typewriting, Peunmanshlp, English
Departments. Students admitted
at any time. Catalogue free.
MISS O. BALLOU'S
KINDERGARTEN.
dilution chinch parlors, corner High
and Centci bt eets, W.li Instruct children
utter tho b.bl modem methods. Hours
Hdiii l a m. to liloclov'b. VIsitois Invited.
MISS THORNTON, tX;
Diet den Conservatory of music (Germany.)
iVIH open her rooms, U and 7, Dank build
ing, tin) Ut of September. Will teach vo
cal and lntiumental music, also German
rnd French. 8 2Jtf
maiii i mm,
Tea.'her of music, riano and Organ,
tan bo seen at Conservatory ol music or
at liomi,aill,.,thi.tieet.
MUSIC
IIIMll
1III00 iVLillUV
Teaclier of Piano and Orgiu.
2tt Cottage street.
Now Location.
The J.C. Il.itli real fstate office has been
moved over Junes fcllernardl, New UuU
bank block.
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FINNS
d-csherman
01ri Vrite 'for blanks pu,ylH (l
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INSURE IN YOUR HOME ci
"The State."
Assets 0er 350,000 Dollar,
GKO. M. DKKLKll Ll'tr .
And special agent for AlarWuJ.I.
flrH iciih ho Company. uwunty, $
$500 Reward;
WE will ay theabove rewnrrt ix.
caso of liver complaint, dvsir.i2r MJ
headache, Indigestion, confllSf-
tlvcness wo cannot cure wltw iS.',!
eltableLiwer Pills, when the dlrtcUm.
Btrlctle compiled with. They (2l,i
yegetabl, and never fall to give teW'
Hon. Kugar coated. Large boxes S'f
Ing 30 pills, 25 cents. Ileware of SSS11,
feiwand miuitions. Tho gemUne
fuctHredohlyby TIIE JOlwS um8L
Co. Chlcagolll. u "Kt
Slid by Geo E. Good, Druggist aonrv,
itrtet.Hilem Or. m'.Oob
uuu n
hast anr 9.
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Stiasta. Line
CALIKOUNtA KXPRKSS THAIN JlCKDAn,
UKTWEEN I'OUTLAl'D AND8.I,
Houth.
7:0Cp. m. (Lv. Poitlund Av.
9:lh n. m. 1 I.v. sinlnm i ,-
8:15 a.m. Ar. Ban Fran. Lv" l liicM1
rJJ .v-hfc
Above trains slop only ut folloMlofi
Orgon City, Woodbum, Sulem. AlbtS
Tangent, tfhedds, Hnlsuy, HarrS
Junction City, Irving and Krnrene. '
HO.SEUUtlO MAl.L, IJAILV ,
8:00 a. m.
10:52 a. m
b:M p. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. I i.tjoT, .
Lv Snlem Lv, lOctJ
Ar. ltoseburg Lv. , ii-2jM1
Albany Local, Dally (Kxccpt Bundj)
6.-00 o. in.
7:52 p.m.
8:00 p. in.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
Portland Ar. Ilfettin
pnlem Lv. f i.-ifc , . ...
iljbauv Lv.)s.-ii0fl ni.
?UhmM MFFET SLhWM.
TOURIST SLEEPING CARS,
ror uccominouauou ot eeconft cla.
passengers attached to express tralui.,
irest Side Division, Between hki
and Cervallis:
DAI1.V (KXCKPT SUN11AY).
"7:30 a. m. I Lv. Portland Ar.
12:10 p. m. I Ar. Corvallis Lv.
rEWpTE;.
12:55 p. n..
At Albany and Corvallis connect vrltli
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
KXrnKSaTKAIW (daily exckptspkdaV
4:-10 p. m. Lv. Portland Ar. I Kiiuna
7.-IS p. in. I Ar.M cMlnnvllle Lv. iti a. m.
To Strawberry Growers.
The undersigned has contraeied it large
quautlty of the Jrssle, (kwwratafce priie
winner at oalrm strawbirry lalr) und Tri
w?.?,'?i 'ii-'t1 be"X ,,n t?a,e, market,
?n, p, ,n! n,llcI fataiocui-fre, read
Xt ' iw wb iHiwr anre
u' BUu, Oregon
HEALTH.
Le nicliaa's Ooldcn lUlsam No. i
Cure Chancre, flrt nd stcond staees
Sores on the Legs and Body; Sore Ears
s!klii.?,t ec-..-,oppcrolored Blotches
Sj-phillttot'atarrh, diseased Scalp, and al
Primary orraj ot the dlieaso known ai
SjT-hlHf. VrUjf,6i OO per Bottle.
Cu-Tf!?,la,yI Mcrcurlalift-phllitlo Hheii
rnatlim. Ialn In the Bones, rains In th
Head, back of the Nk, Ulcerated Sort
Throat BiphUltlo Ibuh, Lumps and co"
tneted Cfordj, StUTncsa ot the Umbs, and
eraulcaUa all dieuo from th aystera
nhether caused by tndif retlon or aliust
ol Mercury, Icavlnsr the blsod pure anc
bealtbr. Price 5 OO per Dottle.
Lo lUciiau'. Golden HpanUU Antl.
dole (or tha euro ol Oonorrboja, Oleet,
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Oenl
tat dliarrangemtnU. lrleo 'i So poi
IJottle.
Lr Ulchau'a Golden Spanish In
Jpctlou, l3rrere caaeaot aonorrhvsa,
lr.rUmmatoryCdet.Strlcturt,4e. Prlca
9t SO per Bottle.
L Klcltan'd Oolden Ointment
lor tha tflectlTo heallnfol Syphllitlo fi.ire
and eruption. Price 91 OO per Box
Lo Itlchau'a Golden Pllia Stm
and Brain trcatmtot; lou ot physical pov
er. m or over-work, lTostraUon. etc
Prle 3 OO per Box.
Teulo and Nemrlne,
Seal Tnywher, CUli- aocoxtlT nu&ec
perexpresa.
THE RICHARDS DRUQ C0.,Ageut
09 4c 811 MAHKI1T ST .
"wum utiiT rut,
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
Kor tickets and lull information rejarl
ujk mica iuups, eic, uppiy lo lue whip
ny's agent Salem, Oregon.
E.P. ltOUKUS, Asst. U. k and Pass.Art
B. KOKHLEl(. Maialtf
THE YAOUINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC MILIii
And Oregon IJovelopment comracl
steamship line. a3 miles shoiter.aitioa
1ps time than by any otliei loute. IV'
ciass through patseuger aud fielght ll
lrom Portland and all points in theU
lametto vallev to and irom Kan Franebn
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept Hunaaw
Leave Aioany uxei
Leave Corvallis - .iiUtX
Airlve Yaqulno HM
Lcavo aquinu tliiX
Leave Corvallis OTi!
Arrive Albany 11:10 A i
O. A C. trulus connect at Albany i4
Corval'ls.
The above trains connect nt YAQULN.I
with the Oregon Development Cos U
DfHtearnshlDH between Vanulna and W
Krancisco. '
SAIMAG I'AIES.
STKAMKKS. FROU YAQUISi
Kamlkin, Friday, June a
Willumetto Valley, Tuesday... Jul
Farallou, Suiitiuy
Willamette Valley, Thursday "
Karallou, Tuesduy. . '
HTEAMKIW. FROM BAN rBANOSU
Willuiiiette Valley, Friday iwa
Farallon, Tuesdayn . Jotf J
Willamette Valley, Sanday " .!
Farallon, Thursday S
Willamette Valley, Tuesday
This company reserves the ni'i
Uuinge sailing dates without notice.
Ts'. II. I'assengers lrom I'ortiand an
Willamette Vntloy points can ttaltfi
connection with the trains,, of v
VAOUINA HOUTEat Albany rVor.
and if destined to irtan 1-iancisco,
arrange to arrive nt Yoquina the ttwi
I'sfucnprr ami Frrlght Rat" M' "'
Lowest. For information apply to'JSJt
HULMAN A Co., Freight and rW
Agenuj SOU and 202 Front, st,, Ponim."-
CO. UOUUK Ao't Oenl W
Pass. AgL, Oregon PMifl,('IlJr
O II.UABWKLL.Jr.Gen'l Frt;
Pass. AgL Oregon Developffi"1
Co., SOI Montcow"!',
Frota Terminal or Interior Points li
Nortiicm Pacific Railroad
Is the line to take
To all Points East and
...-....... . .,!,. timw4
iiisineainingcarruuiu. .i,ari
vestibule trains every day iniMJ1"
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO!
T -11 A r9 MM I
Composed of rtlulug ars un-urrJfL
1 1..11., rf.. tin r mom alMP11",
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars-i
Host that con be constructed eno .
uinimoaati.r. are both reoij
nUbed for holoVraef III stand secuo
KL1COAJ T OAY lAl'H
tin "JS
unlntf.
any Hu
A contlnuoi . . onr'
lines, uttordluff 1 ""1 T
urvlce.
Pullniau U
nr1 In ftrlv.
,hTeh ttrJ.fl. to - rfca
orraln.rolehnd..tbdeii'
ou aw: ilKiun to any " ' , -yvv
UndlHAW& DOWNING,
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