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"" .-m -v.-.-1 J HC'K jjatMi aMMBatjtt ilni n'fui im' ill i Jit." towM4Urita iniM-Wiinr 'nnum SSUs E T S For Ladies and Children That Invoice of Ladies' Jackets Which has been so anxiously looked for has finally Emporium of arrived at the Dry Goods P ess Trimmiiigs The latest novelties ni.d st les known in the 'East. H.-LUNN. f llli CAPITAL JOIRML FRIDAY OCT. 23, 1891. ThltMl OK gUKaUIlIiTION. Dally in- null per yeur, $6 (K Dail7 by mull per nioutb, W) A'efUlr by mall per yenr, 1 60 KKKU DKMVEKY HY CARRIER. Da.iy forslnsle week, 15 cts. pally fr two weeks,. 25 cts. pally by mouth, 5ucts Collections will bo made on 1st and 15th ol mouth. Subscribers will please leave money for carriers at house or where; U Is delivered, so as to cause no delays In -ollect'oni. The Evenikq Capital Jo uiiNAL regu larly receives the afternoon associated press dispatches. GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. It. H. Mathews' new dresmaking parlors Cottle Block. First class work no delay, no stairs to climb, shirts made to order. Tun Starved Horse. The large fay mare wliiqh was taken away from a junk dealer recently has been kept in Ellis & Whitley's stables ever since his arrest. The stable men there have named her "Calamity," and have come to take quite an interest in her welfare. She has been carefully fed and her phys icai condition has wonderfully im proved. Her hide, which was liter ally dried upon her bones, has be come loosened and her lega are b limbering up they were as still us four wo6den posts. Under kind treatment she is undergoing a grad ual change. The society's veterina rian says she is not diseased and lie has oiled her hundred tuts and bruises which are still a fearful sight, but they are iiealiiiK. Calam ity is friendly and grateful to all callers aud her improvmint U really wonderful. She it far fro.n being well, aud for several ilas aftersliewas put in the stall h!u was unable to get up. The boys ut the barn deserve irrcat credit tor their, kindness to a poor old brute that was net wortli a bark halter wlieu alio was put in there. Some charitably disposed person ought to he fouud who will give her feed, shelter and a pasture; and in the spriug she would be a sound animal, good for a number of years' work. The mare is about twenty years old and is a kind, intelligent animal. Students' Literary Benefit. Miss Ames' entertainment at the- University chapel next Wednesday evening promises to be a treat. The program is excellent, and all particl- aMUNH TUB I.I1IHAMS.. The Case of Jolnntm vs. S. V. It'y Co., Sent to the Jury Thursday Msnl. The famous damage suit of an employe, C. W. Johnson, iu tlit lnud department at Roseburg, against the S. P. Co. was finally submitted lo the Jury Thursday evening. Judge Boiee instructed the jury that the conditions printed on the back of the pass were not a bar to his obtaining damages. The com puny cited New York and Mas-sneliiif-etts decisions to relieve them of liability in r-uch cases, but the plaintiffs attorney, Mr. Ford cited un array of later cases to the con trary, and also showed that, while the Uuiled Slates supreme court had not directly passed on the ques tion, it had intimated that its course, would be m the same line as the later decisions. No verdict was returned Thursday night and the jury had, no doubt, quite a struggle over the damnge-i. THE VERDICT. The jury found thecorapany guilty of negleet as charged. On first bal lot the estimates of damages ranged from &7o to $8000. The jurv was out until 10:30 last utght, when it agreed' on a verdict, of $2230 damages for Johnson. The company hadofl'ered him $1000 iu settlement, but this VcTdict is considerable better. This concludes ouo of the hardest fought legal battles, growlug out of the Lubihh wreck. . SrABBEK CAHUKKI). Escape d. D e p u t y S h e rl fl' Wrightmau was seen this morning looking veiy fierce aud haviug lw. hobos in charge. He marched them nvpr In tlio cnllH linimp iinil lost, iih pants w 11 do it justice. Tlie Jia.geoe , hJj lmaed tQ tnke them totll0C0lIrity uuivuieii-y .LveiieuLur oiiya; - .iiiDo Stella Ames, of the Willamette uni versity, gave a reading iu Eugene on the evening of March 13th, for The Colored Waiter Who Used a Knife at Salem, Fair Week. On September 8th at micluiuhl at Strong's restaurant an altercation took place between Jerry Hazle wood, colored, and Ben Monroe, both waiters, in which the former used a kuife and stabbed the latter in the shoulder, apparently with murderous intent. A warrant was got out charging him with striking, cutting, and stabbing Monroe aud the Salem police have been on his track ever siiice. A premature publication Hushed the game once near Albany when the police were upou the point of nobbing him. Wednesday night Marshal -Minto located Hazlewood ut Ashland and this morning ar rived with Ins prisoner. Hazlewood had been at work at the Oregon hotel in Ashland but a few days when the arrest was made by order of Chief of PoliceMluto, through Deputy Sheriff Iiobt Tuyl r who had Iluzelwood under sur veilauce. Hazelwo.xl, who is only a boy, has served two years iu the pen for larceny. Ho will have a hearing at 3 p. m. liOl'Ali a.1 PERSONAL. Pflctlic lodce N . 0 meets tonight for M. M. li gree work. There is rain enough to show the need of paving, but not enough for plowing. J. M. Carroll, cler of the state board of equalization, was in the city today. Architect Burgraf Is homo from n professional trip to ltoseburg. Mrs. Mcintosh, who has been the guest of Tljos. Sims' family, took the morning train for Mill City. Pearl Becket, of the state print ing olllce, has lost a little baby son recently born to his wife and It was burled today. Howard Vincent, of Dexter, Lane Co., is iu Salem looklug over the city and suburbs. He is a jjuest of It. B. Ilagan. E. O.Beardsiey, late bookkeeper at tne Capital Mills, bas resigned his position und will go to Portland. C. W. Scrlber'jind wifo to Byron S French, It 4, blk 166 ltlverslde, $210. Thus. N. Strong, secretary of the state board of charities, was In the city today. S. Sirnou, of Portland, who has been visiting his son, H. S. Simon, returned home this alternoon with his wife und ituu filter. Civil Engineer McCaustland has been acting during the absence of City Engineer Alonzo Qesner, aud lays down the mantle of olllce upon that gentleman's return from his uovernmeut surveyiug contract. Chairman Cusiclt, of the com mittee on reception of the Albany local union of christian Endeavor societies., has receive.l a list of over a hundred delegates already elected wht will be present at the state meeting of the societies to convene thereon the 30th. The rumor com s from Albany that a change of tiins on the S. P. It. It. about the l&t of November, will bring the north bouud overland here ut about 4:30 u. m. About that timo the popularity of the early morning express fur Portland wll' expaud wonderfully. Six o'clock is early in the morning but it beats 4:30 o'clock by considerable. The southbound overland will go twenty minutes earlier. THE SAi.KM CUAb RKG10N. Oregon's Capital lity in the Center of Immense Coal Fields Semi Anthracite Coal. "Considerable excitcmnt has pre vailed the post elx montlis over the coal ledge found on the Blair For ward farm just six miles east Salem. When first discovered some fairly good specimens were brought to town, but as it was surfuco coal and badly slacked was not much thought of. Sluco that time various at tempts at prospectlug have been made, and now a Mr. Steadman, of Uskaioosa, Iowa, a life-long coal operator and expert Is ou the spot probing for the dimensions of the (leiM)slt. He finds the ledgo to be from 4 feet 8 Inches to 7 feet thick, ami hundreds of acres iu extent. It Is not a broken slide, but a Hat cont inuous ledge of sup rlrtr seml-unthra-i'l e eimi. At a distance of 80 rials buck from the opening thepiospecl ors huv( drilled down aud find the vein to bi ouly 40 feet deep, nil of which goes to show that the outiie body of this vust deposit can be worked with tlio greatest ease. At a depth of 102 feet is found a ledge of slate, uuder which It Is firmly believed lies uu unlimited quautity of even better quality coal ttian that now being taken out. Tho speci mens that have beu burnt thus far are declared to be llrst-class smelt ing coal. It is being burned every day at u forge at the mine, and leaves no cinders or clinkers', what ever, nil burning up clean. After these investigations there is no iouger any doubt in tho owner' mind as to the great value of this coal deposit. It is safe to say It will be ouly a short time when tho prop erty will be worked and become im mensely valuable. This will make Salem the manufacturing center. AVIitu ttin Domestic. S u Item. The columns of wlvi rtiseiwnts of eerv nuts eeekinjr employment Indicate the extent of the prauticu of many families of discharging their help before going,, out of the city for the summer months and employing other help after returning if their former servants do not seek re employment with them. Years ago, be fore the times of data and apartment houses, families hud some consideration ! pleasing nr.d refreshing to the taste and prompt ami effectual to cleanse the system gently in the Spriug-timo or, in fact, at any time, and the better it is known the more pooular it becomes. Sugar Day! Tommorrow is Suciak Day at the 'Blue Front" grocery. 181bs graulated for $i.t 0 20 " "X C" white ?1 0.i This for ONE DAY ONLY. SAM CLARKE Pays His Compliments to the Lady liird l(ug and General Varney I jail, they eluded his grasp nnd passed right on. Later information i allows that they live iu Salem and uro not a bad looking lot. The deputy will be more careful iu the future to not allov such prisoners to escape though in this case he had no warrant to hold them. the benefit of tho city library. The entertainment was well attended by students of the State university, all of whom testify that it was a decided success. Miss Ames is easy and graceful iu her appearance upon the The Poor. Tho county court has stage, clear in articu'ation and vivid been looking after some very poor in her portrayal of character." j families, near Silvertou. While 'Judge Davidson has a heart iu him Precocity. Our markets are net a8 big as an ox, (mid this Is really a only supplied with strawberries compliment to the ox), he Is very right along but there are plenty of strict in bringing business princl- Wossoms on the vines and unless , to i,ear UI)0I1 aii .irnfra irmUe on the season is too cool there will be i cuutv funds. plenty of berries until Christmas. A. H. Itamsdeu of Howell prairie Way brought us in a twig of n pear toe that is literally covered with lassoing. With a mild season he b have a tree buimlnsr full of m '""'grown nears by New Year's r - Oregon Is a fruit region. Weddino. A license has been Lued to James Venuble. aire 23, of The Dalles, and Miss. Kate Woolen, age 10, of Sllverton. Tho wedding w"l take nlace Snndav eveulnir. Oct. 25, at the residence of Win. Woolen, four miles northeast of Silverton. They will reside in Eastern Oregon. W. B. C. SortAU There will bo a social by the ladles of Segwck Corps, W. It. C, at their hull Nov. 9ih. A grand time is expected, and no doubt, tlx.fce grod 1 idles will once more niul.e their many friends happy. A few boxes of choice peaches left the last of the season at II. M. Branson's. K-isiern ovkIits, fresh on the half shell nl Strongs'. In bulk 40o per pint and 75u ht quart. Westacott &. Irwin. Cannot Come. The temperance People are Informed that Luther "90Bon. Whnrooa llmli,. smmmamtr r. (l.-liVHr.. , ,. mq MUV.V. vMl5 .... w .. ...... 10 wme to Balem and hold two meetings Sunday evening and Mon day, is ll at Portland and cannot come. The Asylum.-jiagdallne RoM. iw a German ladyied 35, & W. McDowell, a 05-year ole. physician, wth of Portland; R. G. Httou, a awn wild on faith cure, and h wlfe from East Portland, are late arrH.i,, t the state asylum for Insane it' Kalem, Choce fresh aud died salmon, plenty of cat fish, tnelt, sea bass und other varieties of fish. Eastern , oyster, poultry auu game. I'ree Davison & White, W Court Mreut. Look out for Dearltorn'tf big album -n!i-, to fMiinu'iice nrxt wwU. My price will be out-half le-s tliun any good? displayed at present. I mean it. 201 (.'.uniuerclal street. A Dklicath subject. Wlieiber iu roliimt r delicate health, the meuls tit HeUenbrand1 take the cake... Swfea ernn chse-Sroalx(!lIe's. Parmesan cheeae-Broat & Q lie's. ' "Vu BcstLw, 10. ilrown Co, Whllcat The Dalles last week I met some fruit growers who con fessed thnt the San Jose scale had a footing there, bgt did not think it was doing much harm, owing to the presence of the lady-bugs there iu great numbers, as they devouied all luseut pests. As these lady-bugs are a very extensive family aud are be coming very plentiful iu Oregon, we may hoe they will reduce the (lun ger from such pests to a minimum. I was umiised to hear the following story at the expense of Mr. Varney, the horticultural commissioner an 1 inspector of fruit pests for Oregon. Some one 'found the scale in Mr. Vurney's nursery and it became current that it was there. So Mr. Varney came to the meeting of The D.illes Pomological society aud re. quested that a committee be ap pointed to examine bis nursery; he would pay $-3 as their expenses, but if they fojmd any San Jose scale there he would make it $10. Tho committee was duly appointed aud made the inspection to find the first tree they examined fairly covered Ith Sau Jose scale. My informant was reliable and competent to judge tho facts. While the scale pejts were found by the wholesale, noth ing had been heard to date of the promised $10. I am interested in this iucldent because Mr. Varney, a year ago, bad me served villi u peremptory notice to exterminate the Sau Jose scale,us he was reliably informed it was in my orchard. Sharp eyes and a microscope, however, could not find thorn 011 my premises, and I am not churlfi- hie enough to excuse the motive that prompted the act. It strikes my humorous vein very forcibly to Mud that our state "inspector of peats" diK-sn't know a 8.111 Jose scale when he sees it. It Is lo be hoped the lady-bugs will come in the rescue of his reputation of his extensive uursery near The Dallas. I have just opened a Hue .of chil dren's books that are selling for 25 5ttc, just one-half of what they are worth. F. H. Dearborn. SUPREME COURT. THE DOCKET. Barb.mr & Starr vs. D. J. LIkIi - ner; motion filed to confirm sale. Puco'm J. Thomas vs. Geo. R Thomas, divorca; judgment of nou suit. Mary A. Ramp vs.Chns. Calvert; demurrer to answer. State vs. S. P. Costello, selling liquor without license; arrainged, plead 23d at 0 n. m. ANOTHER JURY TRIAL. The case of Coia Itigby vh. South, em Pacific went to trial this after noon. Her attorneys are Richard son & Kaiser, Her bills aio for services as a nurse. Iu the cases of the Railroad Com mission vs. the Union Pacific Ry., tne compuiy lias, tiled its answer. It still protests thnt it has removed Its case to the federal court and makes a voluminous answer In de tail, aud will be considered. for their nervauts, and if they went to ' the country or seashore for a few weeks the Bcrvauts were permitted to remain in the houses, and without any loss of wages. In many instances supplies foi tho table were furnished. But now it is n- common practice to l'eZT.: kols of all kinds, baby and be only a 'few weeks. Owing to that 1 cabs, express wagons, games of practice a servant must seek other work "" ""- i,"'",i !" at a time when little work is to be hud. "Win. Sargent. or must support herself with the little " '"" savings that she has put aside, aud board REAL ESTATE TR IXSFERS FILED with relatives and friends until the close; WITH COUNTY RECORDER. of summer Every week or idleness cuts into the baviugs If she had been no- H P MoNnry, trustee, to Oregon titied of the intended discharge she Land Co, q c d to I 13 bl 3, River- might hare sought employment in the sldo add Salem, $1.00 etc. TIiefaciMicrnift1ieprUcutdnyiht!Nr "'SXT iLl X XX O'f the production ot everything that will l Cape Macintoshes. Bex: Overcoats . Cliinchtilla Ulsters. Cape Overcoats. Black: Cheviot Overcoats. And Ladies' nnd Misses Cloaks, Jackets and Gossamers at tho conduce to .the material 'welfare and comfort ol'mankind are almost unlim ited, and when Syrup of Figs was first "produced the world was enriched with the only perfect lnxativc known, as it is the only remedy which la truly country, but in many Itistauces she v as held until too late for that, Shv had no residence and very little sympathy Now the family that em ployed her may offer inducements for her to return or employ somebody else, probably the latter. She has not the kindliest of feelings for the family that discharged her. and she knows that tho next family that employs her may act likewise next year; but she is obliged to Work, nnd she gets tho best employ ment she can under the circumstances. This practice is undoubtedly ono of the reasons for tho objections to work ing in Hats, as the tenants are less like ly than tho occupants of houses to con sider protection necessary during their absence. New York Sun. HOTEL ARRIVALS'. ' "WILLAMETTE" Toll Thompson, C MoDouuall, W Simmous.Sum S Goldsmith, J Mish, K McPhereon, W H Daniels. G W Robertson, H H Thelau, E Schiller, W D Fen ton, Portland. J D Lee, Tho Dalles. Mrs H E Ankeny and sou, Jack sonville. T J Riley, Sau Joe. F A Topping, Grant's Pus-. C A Stewart, W T Little, I E Euseubach, Rbt Dickson, S F. R T Mansou, Kansas City. J Rurch, N Y. E II Drew, Boston. E J Smlth.'Ddtroli. "COOK." D Shelton, A Strafton, Mrs S Pat terson and sitser, II E Wheeler, L A Hadley, J C Hadden, G H Arm strong, J P Helelaburg, Portland. F A Topping, Grants Pasp. J M Carroll, Union. L D'Smlth, Mnllala. W Epler, Buttevllle. G Wills, J Jacobs n, McMinnvllfe. m 1 . Deafness Can't be Cured by local applications, as they can not reach the diseased portion of the ear There Is only ono way to cure deafness, and that Is by constitution al remedies. Deafness Is caused by an Intlameu condition or tne mucous lining of the' Eustachian Tube. When this tube gets inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It is eutliely closed, deafness is the result, and unless the Intlamatlon can bo taken out and this tube restored to its nor mal condition, Hearing will be de stroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are 'caused by catarrh, which Is nothing but an inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dol lars for any case of deafness (caused by catarrh) that we cannot cure by taMug Hill's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co,, Toledo.O. Sold by druggists. 75 cents. ratine Calla Root Cooked. A now vegetable is about to bo intro duced to the people of tho United States through the department of agriculture. It is tho root of tho sacca lily, which re sembles somewhat in appearance the ordinary Irish tuber, with the addition of a few whiskers that havo nothing to do with the quality of tho article as an esculent It is more elongated, and when cut the interior is a triflomoro viscid. But a section of it is so potato like you would not be likely to distinguish any difference. In cooking, it has first to bo boiled in order to destroy certain acrid properties, after'which it may be fried, roasted, baked, or what not, ac cording to taste. Fanners in Florida have begun to raise tlieso calla roots for market. The plants grow readily in swamps, and so thickly that the yield of a single flooded acre is enormous. They reproduce them selves by the multiplication of their bulbs underground, so that tho grower has simply to dig up the offshoots aud leave tho parents to propagate anew. For centuries tho Egyptians have culti vated a similar crop during tho season of tho Nile overflow, and at the present time calla lily hnds are a common vege table in Japaneso markets. So prolific and palatable are they that their propa gation in many parts of tho United States where, conditions are favorable may reasonably bo looked forward to as an agricultural industry of the future. Portland Oregonian. In n Maulao Harbor'i Chair, A barber becoming insane whilo shav ing a man is what evory man who over had his chin scraped has fearod. There fore a great sensation was caused at Kenneth square when William Reeso showed signs of insanity whilo shaving La r kin Jackson. Jackson had been lather ed and was Bitting in the chair, when Reeso made him shiver clear down his spine by remarking: "Jackson, you would make a beauti ful corpse; I will tako you to heaven with mo." The barber's eyes grew wild,' and ids hand moved uneuBily, scratching Jack son's face. Reese laid tho razor down for a ininuto and rubbed his hands. This was supposed to bo preparatory to mak ing Jackson an angel. Jackson, thinking it was time for him to get out, mado for tho door, but he was not quick enough for Reeso, who met him ut the door; but after a hard struggle ho wrestled hiuuelf looso and started down tho street, with Reese in close pursnit Reese stumbled and foil. He was captured, and will not do any sharing for some timo to coino. Philadelphia Record. Oregon Laud, Co to R J McKlllop, s uue as above, $3T5. Same company to Patrick Nealon, el It 35 Sunuyside Fruit Farms, $220. Remarkable Rescue. Mrs. Michael Curtain, Pialnfleld, 111., makes tho statement that she caught cold, which settled on her lungs; she was treated for a mouth by her family physician, but grew worse. He told her she was a hope less victim of consumption aud that no iliedlclue could euro her. Her druggist suggested Dr. King's Now Discovery for consumption; she bought a bottle and to her dcllsht found hercelf benefited from first dose. Shecontluued its use and after taklnir ten bottles, fouud herself Bound and well, now does her own' nouseworu. I'reo trial bottle of tins Great Discovery at Fry's drugstore, 225 Commercial street. Largo bot tles 50c and 51. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor preset ilicd : CAPITOL ADVENTURE CO., Opera Hou.se Block. Solo agents for R & Y CORSETS. Pianos an id AND- Organs il US1 CAL MmiCllANniSE. FINEST LINF. LOWEST PRICES. Installments from $5 per month up. Wholesale and Retail. P. H. EASTON & CO., 310 Commercial St., Salem. Head Quarters for the Salem Orchestra. dw BRICK A LARGE SUPPLY OF THE best quality of brick nt the yards noar Penitentiary." BURTON BROS. bultm, Oregon. J.B. ROSS, 97 State Street. Farmer's Restaurant .AP.?.,jUnen Counter. Good, clenH menw NoUhlncsocookN. Ilutcn nlvnys tho low mU Fresh Oyntora lu any style. 10 10 lm ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of Willamette Hotel, SAUIM - OKKQCN FARM FOR SALE. tUOncrcKoftmtHtock nnd fruit lnncl In Oregon for snlo nt a Viiiwiln. Will Rett In lot lo suit iHtrcunsor. Address or call on C. J. 8IUKL., KnlgutR.Ore. Near Silver Creek Kail. 7 8 Sm E). K. HALL,, Paper iHangor. Leavoordoriit Globe. Ileal Estate Exchange Caatorla! "Tho Ilcst.". Win. Urown A Co. Anchovy paste Sroat & Glle's. 'Tlie Best. -Win.nrown.tCo. Sap Sago cheese Sroat & Gilo's. Quick timo ana tnroimli trains offered passengers and shippers by the Chicago, Union Pacific kNorth wesfern Lino, San Francisco and Portlaud to Chicago. eod Aug L B. HUFFMAN, Livery Stable ami Feed The Det Box SUlli anil Corral In tho I'lty. Quiet, finally horses a nncclalty. tin rear Wlll.unetto hotel.) SALEM, ... ORKOON Passengers destined to the promi nent cities east of the Missouri river should patronize the Chicago, Union Paclflo & Northwestern line. Mag nilicent Pullman aud Wagner sleep ing cars, elegant Pullman and Northwestern dining curs, free re clining chuir cars, haudsome day coaches and comfortable Pullman colonist sleepers. eod-aug CARTER'S Wittle sism IVER IgflU ff pills. n W. M. DeHAVEN, Iloafiling - and : Sale - Stable. Ore dnor west of I.unn'H Dry l)oods store on Htnto Rtrcot. timet fHmlly teams, stwo Inl attention paid to trnuatent stock. 6:1 1 1 v 'a S K ;ml. mmZZjm1 Qs lillillf- w13 MORGAN & LEADE, Truck & Dray Line. prompt work is our CIoM teumjlaud itnDhol(l. J. F.WHITE, EXPRESS AND TRUCK LINE. Hauling ef all kinds, licat work. neon t every train. SUTTON &S0N, Express and It ug gage. Do linnlliiK und nulek delivery to nil , Wade. A Go's, parts or tho city with prompt munh mid uuro. j-ivu uniera ill 11, ji An Ancient Mohammedan Writing. Among the curiosities of the Upsala University museum there is an old hand writing the value of which has just been considerably fucroosed by its identifica tion. It was acquired by the Swedish scholar Hasselipiist during his travels in the east in 1743-51, and was presented by-0,ueen Louisa Ulrika to tho universi ty. It is a manuscript In Arabic, but, owing to tho title pago not being genu ino, the authorship has never been ascer tained. Professor Alilwardt, of Grelfs wald, bas now discovered that its real titlo Is Proof of Mahomet's Prophet ship," and that the writer was the cele brated Eleventh ceutnry scholar, Abu Bekr cl.IJeihago, of the thousand vol umes of whoso writings only a few havo been preserved. It is rumored that part of the MS. will be publishod, with a translation and notes, and that King Oscar of Sweden will lend his patronage to the scheme. Pall Mall Gazette. &! CURE Sick Headache and relieve all the troubles Incl dent to a billow sliito of the syntom. such ai Ulizlnoiui, Nu'wea. DronBineiw. Distress aftci eatlnir. 1'alu in tho Sldn, Ac While thelrmosl romuritauiu success nas ticen suown in curing ir HeadaciKi. yet CARTEn'a Little Liver P11.M art) equally valuablu In Constipation, cunnR and preventing this annoying complaint, whilo they also correct nil (Unorders of tlm stomach, stimulate the liver and rcgulalo tho bowels. Cvcn If they only cured HEAD Ache they would be almost priceless to thOM who surfer from this distrusting complaint but fortunately their goodness does not end here, and.thoso who once try them will find these littlo pills raluablo In so many ways that inoy win not oe wiiinif; to ao wim Hut after all kick head ACHE Is the bane of so many lives that hern I where vie make our great iXMUt. Our pills cure It white oth'is do not. C'liiTsa's I.ittj.e l.ivrn Pilijj are very small and very easy to take One or two pills make a dose. They ore strictly vegetable and da not irrlpo or purge, but by their penile action lease all who use tliein In vials at 23 cents; fire for $1 Sold everywhere, or iwnt by wall. CASUS UZS1CIUE CO., Ui Ink. MM Cm-ill Do;?, UFrica. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OREGOK. ltutos, 2.50 to 5.00 iior Dity. Tho best hotel between i'orllutid nndH.111 Francisco. Flmt-cliiM In nil lu appoint. menu. Its tub les mo turved Willi the Cliolvetit JTruitH Grown lu the Wlllumeite Viilloy. A. I. WAGNER, Prop. M.T. RINEMAN IlKALKIt IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Ulaiswnre, Ijiiimw, Wooden und Willow ware. All kinds of mill fev-d. AIo vesutablesiindlrults Intholr season, "HlKlicst l'rleo paid for country produce.'1 tir uuuit iisimru 111 your rmrnuutfo. J.H.HAAS, THE WATOIOLAKER, 215K Commorclil St., Salem, Oregon, Next door to Klein's.) Hpectnlty of Spectacles, nnd repairing Clocks. Wutchca und Jewelry. Those Afflicted .With tlio habit ol using to excels, LIQUOR, OPIUM OH TOBACCO Can obtain a COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE AT THK KEELE? INSTITUTE, Ollleo dr. Third una AIudlsonHts.. Port land, Or. Cnll or write. Klrlotly eonlldeu. tlnl PJULZU'S c0 CO., Merchant Tailors. A full lino of Imported and domestic woolens. Also a complete stook of genu' nirnWhlug goods, All the lulcsl styles 315 Commcrolul street. DUGAN BROS', ! J.4.HU1U) street A Lucky Hiirsoflioa. Mrs. Arthur ijtannard, hotter known as John Htrango Winter, treasures more than any other belongings tho nnmerous horseshoes which she has found from time to time, all of which have been to her omens of good luck. She my that the manuscript of "Booties Baby" had been eont to six different publishers, when she picked up a horseshoe an hoar before sho beard that the London Graphic had accepted It. Tho artists and authors, who gather around her trophy of hoiveshoes during her winter "at home," enjoy heariug the story of the finding of these and the good luck that followed. Brooklyn Eagle. Packing Up. JIuch fruit is be ing pauked up by Karrar t Co. for the Eastern markets, but the beat can still be had at their store. Olark & Eppley have always Uhjii at rook Imlloni mi prices ami ar iillll there. They will not lie under sold. Prices lower than over ou groceries of all kinds. PRICES alflBaking ISfTS Pewder: Used in Millions of Howes 40 Years the Standard. Kxofiitor'H Notice. xroriCICIstierebyKlvcntooll whom It 1 may concern, that the underslgued have been duly appointed by the o.uuty court of Marlon coun'y Oregon, coexecu tors of the last will and testament, and t. tale ol Culvin Nrnl, Into of said county, de ceased. And all persons having claims against Mid estate are hereby notified to present them duly verified, lo the, under, signed, ut their home near 'turner. In said count, within six inontlsrom the dt of this notice. And all persons Indebted to said estate are requested to maka Inline dhitaMiftlrmcntthertxirtothe undersigned Dated, this Hentember 17. IWH ,, 'iISJlTI1 NKAI V 17 61 Co-KxecuUir of said etats. Administrator' Notice. VTOTiqi! Is hereby glvea that theCounty L Judgeor Marion county Jiusstl Holi day, tne Kl day of November, nvj, at the hour ef II o'oioek a. m. for the liMiiing of objections, Ifuny there Ui, to the (Inufiio. eouut filed by ma In the estate of Mwltt und Miller, (Jeo, Bwllt dHusd. 10 23 61 w AdmlnUlratrx. Notice. At tt met-tllik' of the illrtxitors of the Cap. tal Consolidated (Jnld and Hllver mlulutr coirtiwDy ofHalein.OrtKon, held at lu uf flea fn Maleni, on th IStb. dy of UcUjbur. uijien No. 4 was mid of ills n ltil ond tin to. fourths lu on ili0pt'.l stk was made foivulilo dIluaiiiit lu. sixty divi Imin I'ayineuls ti La made lo Ih f sId (iouiiuiiiv. and was inide imvuIiIk .,.i.. . i .:r,:..:... .r .. z.z.z. -----" wiiiiiii.auu ujii this dU undersigned at his orflie, OrUwold btrick Haleni, Oreeoti ewiem, uowwt w, vvu 10W6tw P.II.IlViltOY, r1wrea7 of said C'omiainy riUKKN UP -A Ku I ' &ang. not lu milk. Miiiie by ikying small uitiMi. (Jail ou '. ueigtr, H uniei llmry liell nluc, cow, (ood lx. I'wntr cwq xt Uelifer, W miles too Uieasl 91 Maletn, on the WI V"KV, iv t v w BUTLER'S BOOK. 1,000 Pages. 200 Original Engravings, Llegant Bindings, Published In 3 Languages, Popular Prices. FIRST EDITION, 100,000 COPIES, The only Authentic Work by GEN. BENJ. F. BUTLER. Kxoluslve territory and liberal terms KlyuiiUi reliable ai:eiits. Acoomimny Bp plication for territory with W for pwkU "" THE J. DEWING CO,, San Francsco, - Cal, Fine Chicks . I lie uiiderslvfioil lias nlmnt nil. I'lymoiuh lfik chicks fur sale. TI has about fiity fli.e. r salp. 'I'lii, beuutlful fenther. ,lr (i rt ..." . '. . . - . .' 'T'...- . - .---' Miru oriMi, iari(o sue, ueuutirui renJlinr. ;riei ti per trio, delivered at JolMXAI. of. 'fin, Oregon. flee or express olllce. Address K. IHIfUU.KUIt Ulff llli, UUll UUUillIlt VUm U U ' Wholesute and retail dealeiJu STEA1I AND PLUMBINI1 GOODS. 2-.0 Commerohil street. Telephone No..'H, BRICK AND TILE. I'orflrat;las hand innde brle,k'nud!tile, Koto MUItPIIY & DESART. Jjirco tupply on hand. Near fair Krouud.Haleni, 72H BALED HAY! Wo Iiava a heavy stock ut extra quality nt buy nt tho lowest priced. T. IIUIIHOWS, No !ICommerulal KU, Halem Nursery ICAHl Silver, Italian and Petite Prune trees for sale. E. C. OIIOSS, and Packer, HtateHt.nu4CourtHt.-The best nualt de.llverod UiallparUof theoitr. Notice to Ilrlilgo Iliillilorn. Healed bids will U received at the oniee of theeijiiiily Uerkof Murlou county un til o'clock u, in , tM 1. 91, IMil, for t bv ecu- icueiiun m a unuKnriM i'uiiiiiiik river near A. tt (JtriiiHi.'s Msc. oouslst ut one span of fl' fret and ui irrsiiavora- j lie county mi Itw riant to rejel any or all bids, Hnld bildgu u iw net of irrsile work The county mitnr tu rlsht to rej-el any orafl bids. lly ordsr of (he Uouuly t'tiuii. of ! eouuty, Oreyou, y. . P.i.HAHCXIl'K.Werk. ' Marlon Ilv 11. i: HIIHKUxh Ii.m.Iv folem, ureou, txt. 13. jki. dw One nod two years old. i to 8 fet hlh. Hxtrv well rtmled nnd speohil cure taken In (llvulnif. Also a choice lot ofyenrllnif Kiup of the fiillowlni' varieties i I loyal lun(lllie, Oinoinl, llrlKhton, Dehrare, Inua, iliMiie's, Dlnmoiul. Magani, ilinrk liamburtr, I'oeklliiL'lon. vericeness. Kold Hi living p-lee. Aitdrevs lOldw it 1). Al.l.K.N.Hlivertou.Ore. -;- Salem Boat House, Iloat(fHof0otofTmd street, and liuntlnu iMiaio. lUiKslovr. Pleasure (JUAB. H.MCOANK, l'ropr SALE! Wl in m O. V, HKJIHSW, Aat, IRMITIHNl k ' l:(:.owi'i) . I r ire aua ai. rluo. toaew.Ortjcou Oof lhbt reldeue lots In lbs cttyotl A OOUft'P ttTHlCIXT, kunllieast ii ner of dlook, between Hlh and I&tlt streets, ouo liltxt-c Irout elect! lo Due. lour htokm tr.u ( V jiUr aud Ulato Hi. rer llnesand Hast -alt in school. PrtceftKtls) OrUiUivrflMOfiM-ttiruerAndil.lW lor ltt Kida rn4. lot baa w loot fruuls "U COIIKT STRSIST. 1 1.(1 u re of 1 1, uliKUON Nt ICHKKY CO., Ulllfrt for, t Viol and (hemcketa sIm(k, up stairs, 'or of any Ural i$UU firm m theeliy, BU i 1 i -o-i essAuKyMfitfkii lfyau&d