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"German
Syrup
A Throat
rtrttlLung
Specialty.
Th6se who have not
used Bbsclice's Ger
man Syrup for sonie
severe and chronic
trouble of the Throat
ntiri T.iincwj rnti linrd-
y appreciate -what a truly wonder
ful medicine it is. The delicious
aensaticms of healing, casing, clear
ing, strength'gathenug and recover
ing are unknown joys. For Ger
man Syrup we do not ask easy cases.
Sugar and water may smooth a
throat orstopa tickling for a while.
This is as far as the ordinary cough
medicine goes. Boschee's German
'Syrup is a discovery, a great Throat
and Lung Specialty. Where for
years there have been sensitiveness,
pain, coughing, spitting, hemorr
hage, voice failure, weakness, slip
ping down hill, where doctors and
medicine and advice have been swal
lowed and followed to the gulf of
despair, where thcreis tliesickening
conviction that all is over and the
end is inevitable, there we place
German Syrup. It cures. You are
a live man yet if you take it 9
Oo-opornllou In Family Supplied.
Co-operation in tho matter of fam
ily supplies is a woll worn subject in
theory, but why in it so little prac
ticed! Its advantages are neither
mythical nor complex, and tho con
ditions that are most favorable to a
successful and convenient employ
ment of tbo ytcm wore never moro
prevalent than uow. Tho great facil
ities furnished by tho railroads in
recout years, wlicroby business men
can conveniently livo in tbo many
boautifid suburbs, have induced a
groat and constantly increasing num
ber to establish their families in
country homes of far moro comfort
than anything that could bo had in
town for anything like tho cost.
Wlicro four or fivo congonhil fami
lies, or moro, find themselves situated
reasonably uoar one another, thoy
would materially benefit thomselves
by forming an organization to this
end and making a great saving of
money, timo and trouble System k
tho ono thing needful. Our good
housekeeper always makes out hoi
menu for a wee't in advance. At the
end of the week sho either ropoats it
or nmkes such changes as tasto or
tho season suggests. This might bo
douo by u number of families, tho
gentlemen biking turns in leaving
tho orders nt a trustworthy place
Now York Tribune
"Safe and Certain"
i
S tbo testimony of Dr. doorgo E.
Wnllnr. of Mnrtlnsvlllo. Va.. Ill
rcferenco to Ayer's I'IUb. Dr, J. T.
Toller, of CliHtonango, n. x soys .-
"Ayer's Pills nro highly npproclnjetl.
They nro iiorfcct in form mill contintf,
and their effect are all thut tho inon
careful physician could tlcairo. lliey
have supnlfimontod all tho pills former
ly popular horo, and I think it must bo
long before any other can bo madothat
will at all comparo with them. Tlinso
who buy Ayor'8 Tills not full valuo."
"I roprard Ayer's Pills us ono of tho
most reliable general remedies of our
times. Thoy liavo been in use In my
family for various affections rmiulrliiK
purRatlvo medlcino, ami havo Riven ttn
varylnR satisfaction. Wo havo found
thorn an excellent romeily for colds anil
light fevers." W. It. Vooilson, Kort
Worth, Texas.
" I proscrlbo Ayer's Pills In my prac
tice and tlnd them oxcellont. I uruo
their general uso In families." John
V. Drown, M. V., Oeeuuu, W. Vu.
Ayer's Pills,
ratrAncD nr
Dr. J. 0. Ayor & Co., Lowell, Mass
Bold tiy all DrttgcUU bhJ pealer lu Vedlclu.
Heart tggS
HEART
AK Opening for k tire Man.
Ho arrived In it email western tfftnl
from tho cm t, ami jtfter supper be Ift
tcrviovre'l lho iimpriotor of tho hotel.
"U tiioro un opcmlug in this placo for
A livo newspaper raon'f" he inquirril
"Tnar wa2 las' took," replied tho pro
prietor pleasantly. .
"lias It boon filled?'
"Well. no. not cgaictly. 1 reckon; bnt
it's jrot a man iti it."
"Who is her n
"A newspaper chap from tho crust.
"A livo man'"'
"I reckon not. Lcaatwayd not bo live
, m lie waz."
"HoW do yon meanr
wtt .ni, uiu (i wnr. this awavs A
livo man caino out hero, started a paper,
jumped on tho prominent citizens and
w.lo,,1 M.nnrli.r iAtinrallv. Thon our
qniot and pcatfeablo citizens dropped
mUlHIUtBlclll. .. 4 --
ef yon want to try it."
Ho didn't want to. Detroit Frco
Press.
A Vottlolile Timepiece.
gjgK cafe
M5I2 in oil (term, I'alpUMtoa,
An Ankle. V;oU l Nmciberlnij
A ow dlwuMrj tor " eminent Indian. Bpec-lal
Sb A. V. UoTli. bluer NfiivfJ' ?". Ukln
four bottle ol HKAUT OUKK cl W
UtnliliaiirurtaU ei ' ' Ul."'1?7Mr!
tttiuWixl with llenrt HlM two buttlo; of
M. MILKS' HEAtlT CURB cur4 1116.-111
IHAtlon, Uki lia tcn DR. MIUCO' .IIEART
eOSKXnrllrltoublewttUMritrclt Jlr.
15. ntcUl.unr.WKh.. ni lA for 1 '"";
krtl)lMa.iitt4 to luni hcu, htlp. Iloxi oo
iilJ twiU um Dr.Mlle'lloatt6uru B.:a
irtKJrnlrtori eontwi oujwj br. rtn
Sf.HHIhw' Mdlol Co.,KIkhrt,lnd,
Sold byU. J, Fry, dniKnlst,Balem.
'isKTsvumnus
Act on a new vrtuttpte
rvrulato lb liter, stomtru
&uU bovrrls throve tni
, nrnet. Vn. Miut lit
ptUt trnrt WIloBtni'i,
toriild llror tad ons!r
aril Moc.20ct.
kfmcle fro t aiuifvUU.
got by D, J. Frj'i druggist, Palem.
MRw
tr w
iliss Snowball What's yor lceop mov
in ycrself from ono sido tor do oiler for
dater way? Dono lost yor sonRos?
Sam Johnsing I bought a watch at
Moso Schaunilmrg's pawnbroker sliop
for $1.(50. unci if I don't move from one
sido tor do odcr all do timo do watch
stops running. Texas Siftings.
Something Ho Hud Overlooked.
A long, loosoly incorporated individ
ual walked into ono of our city clothing
houses tho othor day and nddi espod tho
gentleman in chargo, who, by way of
description, wears n very thin suit of
hair next tho ceiling, and said to him:
"Do you kcop all kinds of felt goods?'
"Yes, sir." said tho gantlonian in
chargo, drawing himself up to his fnl)
heights "yes, sir, everything in thai
lino known to tho trade."
"Well, then," said tho lank man, "1
would lileo to buy a long folt want."
And thon eilonco rolgncd thnt could
almost bo folt as tho lank man disap
peared. Crookston (Minn. Times.
Strength.
Collogo President (sternly, to misguid
ed youth) I hoar you havo n cask of
wino in your room.
Youth Yes, but tho doctor ordered
mo to take wino for strength, sir.
Collego Presidont (loss sternly) And
aro you growing strongor?
Youth Yos. 1 knowl am, for when
tho cask was drat brought 1 could scarco
ly lift it, nnd now 1 can carry it about
with groat caso. Pharmaceutical Era.
to I'rcferiml to Ilo Geliormi.
Tourist (about to ioavo tho hotel, ex
amines his bill. To head waiter) Is tho
attendance Included?
"No, sir. That is loft to tho gonoros
ity of tho traveler,"
"But supposing I nui not gonorous?"
"Then, sir, it'll bo two francs a day.
or six francs for thrco days."
"Ahl thou 1 prefer boing gonorous for
once II oro's u f rano nnd a half . " Jour
uul AiiniKimt,
,i;iili tho Uut,
Park How did you llko tho play?
Ho Not ho bad us to color, but tho
ribbon was cheap stuff and tho feathers
looked iw though thoy'd douo sorvieo
bo f ore
Bho Whutuio you talking about? 1
iwkod you how you liked tho play?
Ho Oh. tho play I Thought you wore
(asking mo about that kat in front of inc.
That 'a all I saw thoro. tare
After Thirty Wur of Married MTo.
Monsionr sliows madamo a lock of
hair which Bho presented to him on tho
day of thoir betrothal. "Ahl" ho sighed,
"how tenderly wo lovod each othor at
that timol"
"To bo Buro," bhirtod out Ids gontio
tnuto, "wo were- young and foolish
thon." Vio Parieionno. fc
HUlo, I'lHt uml Uuimilltalile.
How ilcur to tbo liourt ore tlm Joke uf out
ChlllllKMHt,
When uul rticolloctlun pi uauitts ttivm In low;
Tlic musty old Jokes that o Icurnml lu the
oraille.
Ami every srlm Joke that our Infuuey know.
TUu family Jokw, ami the Jokes lu ttio uaiivr,
Tlio Joke tlmt tho men at tbo itoro unwl to
tell.
The nluwnup Joknn.auiJ lho Jukcsof the olroits,
A ml all the olil Jokus thnt wo all ktiowm
wv'l'l . .
Tluwe hoary old ourotnut, lhou urlialy olil
eliiuttiuts,
Tluwo moH uiuroil ohratuut that ptoilr
till toll.
Tiiito' that Joko on tlio feet of tbo girls lit
Clilonun,
Ami tbou utultlfiirm Joke on the motlior-la-lawt
There's that Joke prvhbtnrlc awl Bntwlllu
vUn On the baa tbt delight the rtostonl an ms vn
There's tbo Joka on the man who call unfor
the keyhole,
Tho Joke on the plumber's unlimited rh
The aunusl Joka on Uiu coy Kiuiter bomiot.
The Joko preprltueral ou Umnllng bou
btuh;
ThMo HioMynhl chestnuts, tboso worinMten
chwlmitis
That host nro ilnerlbol br Igorou .
Ami those other oM jokes, all too tunny to
mention,
Tlmt wen liora on Ibe earth ere tha coming
of msnt , ,
Thine tootblriMi. ibwroplt and shriveled old
cliMtuut,
All rcuturlr old ere creatlou ocean.
Ihn JnktweoclROMUWttllbolil limn .Mt)m
Mllftb,
Which Noah nt nlchl In tli ark unci to trll.
1bo gvlmr obi grind that awar Utk In
IMon '
O'er Adam and Eve threw tbclr roicl
lelli
Thoitrroe-KeutHlehitnat,tbne ctrint4
euMtuut.
Tb two for l old cbt nut that people till I
tell. . ,. ...
-J, P. Lycos in JwUr.
yARM VOBSALE.
MirMerbttoekand frtitt Und lu
iNjeiWHta Iwrfuin. Wilt 4i In
feMw MM irolii. Aititnuor ill n
,fMVMPWI. OHW'l . . i
MMrHUvtfUtMkll). 7i
He.
in
f
D.CtSHERMAN,
U, IL miIm Ml etatm Mimt. I'.(J
Igm a, CVmoi
CANADA'8 HUNTING GROUND.
A Country Abntitnlln? in All Hi ml or
flsnte Dcsr l) the S?rlman.
Tlio phooting in tho valleys of Drit
isli Columbia, inmost alluring to tbosc
rutin urn fond of tho KfRjil. Caribou.
door. l)Car, prairie chit kon and rart
rigea abonna in tnom in an prai
ntiiiitv fliorn n no phniLir t'.vtont of
.n,n.- that cHitmln the vallo.- 01 tbi-
Coluinbia, from wmen. in tno wim-i
of 1883. lwtweou Htx anil eight tons
of dwrskiriH woro hIi'vikm! by local
..ulorfl. tuo reauitot ugitimaw? nunv
. ,t But tbo foroHtu and tbo tnoun
tjiiim aro oh they woro when tbo
white man first saw them, and though
tho beaver and thoRcaottor, the mar
ten and thore Uxcn whtwo furs aro
coveted by the rich, nro not oh abun
dant as they onco wero. tho reHt of Uip
game is mostt p'ontiful.
(hi tho UockioH anrl tin tho Coiwt
range tho mountain goat, motit diffl
cult of leiust ti hunt nnd ti!l harder
to got. if ubuu.t-int yia. Tho "big
horn." or mountain Hhoop, L not ho
common, but tho limiting thereof in
usually Bueocftfiful if good guides are
obtained. Tho cougar, tho gi'izzly
and thelymx aie all plfiitiful, and
black and brown bear are vory nu
merous. Elk are going tho way of
the "big horn" are preceding that
creaturo. in fact. PheosantH (imirt
ed). groaso, quail and water fowl aro
among the feathered game, and tho
river and lake fishing irf Mich as in
not approached in any other part of
tho dominion.
Tlio province is a sporteman'8 Eden,
but tho hunting of big game there ifl
not a venture to bo lightly under
taken. It is not alono tho distanco or
thn cost that frives ono iiuuko. for
after tho province is readied tho
mountain climbing is a task thnt no
amount of wealth will lighten. And
theso nro genuine mounUmn. by tho
way, wearing otoraal capt of snow,
and equally eternal deceit n to thoir
distances, their heights, and aa to all
else concerning which a rarefied at
mospherocan hocus pocus a stranger.
Thoro is ono animal, king of all tho
beasts, which tho most unaspiring
hunter may ehanco upon Jut well as
tho bravest, and that animal carries
n porpotual chip upon its iihoulder
and seldom turns from an encounter.
It is tho grizzly bear. It fi his pres
ence that givoB you oithor zest or
pause, as you may decide, in hunting
all tho others that roam tho moun
tains. Yet in that hunter's dream
laud it is tho grizzly that attracts
nrnnv RtiortHinon ovorv vear.
From tlio headquarters of tho Hud
son Bay company in Victoria I ob
tained tho list of animals in whoso
skins that company trades at that
Station. It makes a formidablo cata
logue of, zoological products and is as
follews: Bears (brown, black, griz
zly), boavor, badger, foxes (silver,
cross and rod), flshors, martens,
minim, lynxes, muskrat, otter (sea
or land), panther, raccoon, wolves
(black, gray aiid coyote), block tailed
doer, stags (a truo stag. grwiug to
tlio kIzo of an ox and found on tho
hills of Vnncouvor island), caribou or
reindcor, hares, mountain goat, big
horn (or mountain sheep), mooso
(near tho Rockies), wood buffalo
(found hi tho north, not greatly dif
ferent from tho bison, but larger),
geese, swans and duck. Julian Ralph
in Harper's.
Uow Hficrlilim l'uM it Debt.
No ono knew Imttor the power pos
sessed by a really polished compli
ment than Sheridan, mid on Inmuwor
able occusionH during that mthpr
stormy theatrical management of
his did ho extricate himself from a
difficulty by means of one. A good
iuhtanco is tho" follewing: An English
nobleman, who, after tho manner of
othor of his poors, hud married a
beautiful actress, once applied with
much dignity in tho greenroom to
Air. Bhoridim for tho arrears of her
ealarv. and vowod that ho would not
Btlr till thoy were jNtid. "My dear
lord," said the impecunious manager,
"tills is too bad; you havo taken
from iw tho brightest iowol in tho
world, nnd you now quarrel with us
for tlio little dust sue uas ion uoiiinu
lwn" Tito nobleman immediately
burst out laughing, and over a bottlo
of wino the debt was cancolou. urn
don Standard.
IMuimtlun In Jupnu.
Japan appears to bo turning outlier
university graduates nt a faster rate
than employment can bo found for
thorn. A Japaneso contemporary
ptatoa that many Imperial university
graduates havo boon unablo to find
omploymout, and says this stato of
things is gradually ossuming n
Berious aspect It would appear that
tho advancement mado by tho coun
try in learning has not been ao
compauied by corresponding Btrldoa
in commoroo or tlio romunorntivo
Jrofeeslons, and until this is remedied
apan must oxpect to find tho present
discouraging stato of affairs assailing
hor young graduates on startiug out
in their struglo for oxistenco. In
dustries. Old Time Counterfeit.
Wo havo in our possession n Bpuri
ous copper cent dated 1810. Near Jho
.placo whoro tho copper was picked
np a boy found a vory baso counter
foit half dollar. At no groat distance
from the locality whoro tho coins
woro found u hunter discovered in a
deep, lonoly gorgo in tho mountains
a mimII but well constructed furunco,
which had evidently been used by a
gang of counterfeiters hi tho early
settling of tho country. Ducktown
(Tonn.) Reporter,
FAILURE OF A SCHEME.
C L, E AN!
rf you would bo clean and hnvo your clothes done up
in tho nontest, mid dnuwiest mannqr, tiikp thorn to tho
SALKM STEAM LAUXDKY
whoro all work dono by svhito labor ru in, tlio most
pVcmpt manner. ' C0 LON EL J. OLMSTED, '
Iiborty Street
What a I'hllndelphla Otrl lMt Tlifoojb
tier '.over'n l)nillclt.
An oxtoaslve dealer in holiday
goods, whose bargains daily attract
crowds on Chestnut street, for wmo
time exhibited prominently in hw
show window a pair of iLirii.-otne,
bracelete l)e:u-ing an nttractivo jirico .
mark. ITio bracol'Jta were ot an odd
design and would havo reemved due
notice without the plocanl stating I
thoir value, but tbo peculiar romance
connected vvitn thorn Iiom hitherto
been u guarded Hxrct betwtsoti threo
men.
Some wopIcm ago. when thoy woro
lying in n east" in the atoro, their un
usual pattern caught the fancy of a
young muu of tasto. but of limited
means, who had entered to purchase
u present for liis up town girl. In
quinug thoir ciwt, he was nurpnscd
and dulighted toiind that it had been
fixed by the cutorpriaing proprietor
it u wrist rea!)nuble figure.
N'ot conteuteil 'vitli an immediate
pnrcliaio. tho gentleman, aided and
ab 'tfa'd by ati employee of tin jewel
ry department entered into a ques
tionable Hchemc to deceive tho up
town prl
The nert day tho bracelets appeared
in tuo window, prominently -i 'rked
to sell at tun times the price offered
inside. unJ for two weeks they staid
tb'jru. ihilf tho girls in t-'vn saw
and admired them, and iu the design
ing youmr 'nan had expect -d, his gill
shared in t Lib general praise
A few tltij'w ago he ooncludetl that
their vnlu.' !i.wl Ijeen mutably im
pressed uixni her and ho walked into
the store to make Ids pint h-iso.
'1 11 take those bracelets now, if
you plaint." he said to tho affable
clerk "1 think you said they were
$1.18.'
"Thnt was the figure." said tho
clerk, with significant emphasis on
the second word.
"Was the figure," echoed the young
man. "Isn't that tho figuro now?"
'No.'"
"It Isn't? Why not?" ho demanded.
"Because n wealthy lady purchased
them this afternoon at tlio prico
marked in tho window. Shosaid"
What shosaid will never bo known,
for tho designing young man was
stanng hard at him, with no Bigns of
comprehending the words ho si oko.
"C can 1 duplicate them?" ho
asked iu it broken voico.
"No," said tho salesman cheerful
ly, "They woro an odd pair sent to
us by mistake. Is there anything
else you would liko today?"
Tlio young man slowly shook his
head, and when tho clerk returned
from waiting on anothor customer
tho victim of a too heroic assurauco
was drifting toward tho dooi Phila
delphia Times.
Yonlhful"Ucjllo8.
Ono of our bchool commissioners
inspected a down town public school
tho othor day and examined sovoral
girls.
Commissioner Now I will ask you
to tell mo tho parts of speech of somo
words you havo just read. What
part of Bpeech is "Mary Aim?"
Littlo Girl Noun, sir.
Commissioner - What kind of
noun?
Littlo Girl Common uoun.
Commissioner -Pray, why do you
call "Mary Ann" a common noun?
Littlo Girl Becauso thoro aro so
many Mary Anns, sir.
Tho eommWdonor nmil"d, and ob
sorved to, the teacher that tho answer
opght to pntw
On another occasion the commis
Bionor inquired
"You say thnt all tho rivers ilow
into the sea. Why, then, docs not
tho sea become too fidl and overflow
with all the waters from all tho
rivors?"
Tho youtli addressed oagorly ro-nlicd-
"Because the fishes drink tho
water, sir." Comic.
I'runcli Silk,
Tlio total production of manufac
tured silk in tho world per amrura is
estimated nt a vahio of 0 1,000,000
and of this at least n'5,000,000 is pro
duced in Franco. Tlio French con
Rimmtirm nt raw silk in 1800 was not
much undor 10,000,000 pounds, tho
value oi wiucii is recKoneu at irom
p. in noo nno tn i!i2. imn.nnn. T.ik-incr in
tho valuo of wool, cotton and other
fiber in mixed fabrics of tho silK fac
tories, tho total wdl amount to about
10,000,000
Tlio great importance of this indus
try to the wealth and power of
Pninm la itvirinnt Aliniit ono-oiirhth
of tho raw fidlc is native grown, tho
rcmainucr imported irom luuy mm
from tho east Much of tho amount
of homo grown Bilk depends ou tho
1iAnH)iinrn nf fho mtillvnTV fnrfwts.
Ono year when disease attacked tho
troea tho Bilk product foil to uoiow
350,000 pounds, - Leisure Hour.
A Monopoly of Vuiieriil.
Ono great company has n monopoly
of Paris funortds, tlio idea that has
led to its establishment boing that
enough monoy might bo mado out of
tho costly funeraU to permit of a
great many for little or nothing. Tlio
funornls aro divided into ten classes
Tho first eix ouly iuv rviuunontfivw.
Thoy varj from 8.0no francs to 100,
000 francs. Tho eighth class cost,
twenty two francs, the ninth, eight
fruues, and tho toui is freo. Thoro
aro nbout 35,000 anuual fivo inter
monls. There is talk, however, of
abolisbJng tho monopoly. Chicago
Herald.
Dfafns Can't be Cared
by lnml ntiplicnMonB, ai thoy catino,
-,. ti. .l;..o,..l tnr Inn nf lllO Cart
There Is ntilv one way to cure uear
nnfl,nwl tl'mt l by com t tetloual
n-mpilleii. Deafness is canned by an (
iullameil raiidition of tho mucous.
i... f i... tTiiotnflilnn TIlhB. '
iiuiiii; ,-i t' i.rv.
tTl..... !.- ,..li nil InllllltlPll OU
haven ri'mblliiR sound or imwrfut
hearing, nnd when it Is et tlrtiv
closed, dfnfitpi is the roult, asa
itniesi tlio lr finninir.tloti cun t-e
Ukni out and this tube ntored to
U uniinal cimilltiiin, hearing will
lK-dtroy.'d fotevcr; nine cases out
of tMi tire cubit"! bj catirrh, which
W III tiling uui an iiuiniuru uiuiui
t'on of the mucous surfiices.
Wo win irivnmm lniiiilrpd dollars
for any case of deafnesB (caiiHed by
catarrh) that wo cannt t cure by tak
ing Hail's Cttrrh Cure, tfend for
circulnrs, frpp.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Bold by druggiotn, 75 contx.
i
ha Grippe.
Tho tendency of this dlecTwe to
ward pneuiunnla is what nuiltcs it
duugerous, La Gripie requires pre
clpely (bo same treatment as a severe
cold. Clmmbi'rliilii's Cough Remedy
ia famous for its cunsnf severe cold.
This remedy eilectually counter
acts the tendency of the dihcnso to
result in pueuiiionla, provided that
proper cure bo taken to avoid ex
posure when recovering from the at
tack. Careful inquiry among the
many tiious mds ho have used this
remed v duriuir the rDldeinli't of the
pust two yearn tuts lulled to uiBcover
a gmgle case that has not recovered
or that has resulted in pneumonia.
60 cent and $1 bottles lor sale by
G. E. Good, drugglHt.
FAI.KM MAKKET RRPOItT.
SynopiilK ot tlio Alnrknt IiuyiucJand
Helling J'rlcon.
KKVISED QUOTATIONS.
1IKTAII. FlttCKH.
HhoultlcrHJiiwnr cnred,p;r lb,10.
Urenkf.i.st bacou 15
Ilatiif-HitKar cured, rcr lb, Itijfc.
liecf &&U
l'oik S IU
Mutton S(512Kc
Vi! 10 lHHi-.
limntliy seed I'er pouuel, te.SJselllne
Iteil clover seed l'er pound, He.
Wbltocloorecd 1'i.r iuuad, 2Cc. "
Alilke Ibo jH,r liound.
lied to 10c per pound.
Lincoln araxi 12Jo per pound,i
Kjo OrHBh lOo per pouud.
Orchard Urass..l7o per pouud.
Now potatoes 10c per bustM 1.
Canned rult..l'eachcs, WOO; apricot,
SI 00; blackberries, (M; coin, best grades
$2 W-, tomatoes SI 60: striu bcauH $1 CO;
green pfHH?l 85; per doz. In two lb cans.
Frcufi Vegetable. Potatofi 40c; carrots
We; pamulps 7oc; nulons 3o per lb.
MHUHulmon WlOcptrlb; SturgeoH 5
7e per Ib-sniivll HbIi lUc per lb; bait salmon,
futiuo per iu.
uuvino riiicss.
I .Whl'at Cash SJc, storugo tic.
Flour l'er barrel. Jfi.K, uest 1U6 lbs.
Oats I'er Inishel, S'Xi'iViC
limn Per ton, J21 00 nt mill,
Bborts I'tr ton, M5 00 "
Chi Per ton, to.00 "
wool 17c to can.
Kggs 2oc per dozen.
Potatoes Per bushel, 20c
Corn meal So per ioimd.;
Cheese 12lloper pouuu.
Dried plums l'er lb. 07c.
Dried nruiich l'er lb. Itxai2c.
Iltttier iiS0o per pound for good
sacked,
ncked.
racked.
Lard 10W 12c per lb
Hanib I'er pound, llft'lfc.
Ilacou sides ') 10 per lb.
Hhoulderh fvaj per lb.
Chickens 7& 10a per pound.
Turkej10lol2olb, .
Ueeso.WS peril).
Oncks, I2;p'rll)
Hops, 10Jtc
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Sick Uendaclie and relievo all the troubles Inci
dent to a bilious stnto of the system, such at
Dizziness, Nausea Dron slues., Distress aftei
eating, l'alti lit tl.u HMo. Ao While their mosl
rcmurkublo sucus. has -been shown In curing
SIOC
Headaciiti, yet CAHTttR'u Little Liver Tilli
aro enually luaule In Constipation, curing
and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomsch,
xtiniulato the liver and regulala the bowels.
svon it tney only cureu
HEAD
Achft th?y would bo almost priceless to thoso
who sutler from this distressing complaint;
hut fortunately their goodness does not end
here, and thoso who onre try them will find
theso little pills valuable In so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them.
Uut after all elck head
CHE
n the tnna of so many lives that here Is where
we make our great boast. Our pills euro it
w htle others do not
Cihtkr'h I.tTTLK Li VK Tiuji are very small
and very easy to take One or two pills make
a doso. They are strictly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
B lease all who use them In vials at S3 cents;
vo for $1 Sold everyw here, or sent by maU.
CASSIS UTZ1CUTS CO., Ktw lot
UFH1. Small lb.- Small Fries.
Those Afflicted
With tuehablt ol using to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
CniobtalEi;
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
ivr:Tm:9Hi
IKEELEYHNSTITDTE:
Kom.t Grove, Or., ChII rrlle. Htrlctlr
confidential.
Steamer Elwood.
Lci lug (time t llols uharf, Hulem,
and Ab street do k Purtland;
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AL. IIHnUKN, Atrat,
Office blate street and at Wharf,
PEOPLE!
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STAFF OF LIFE"
Or whole Wheat Flour, healthleet
and beet tasting bread. Aleo the
Famous Pure Aurorn Buck-
wheat Flour.
E. O. GROSS,
and Packer
Btate BU and Court Bt.-The 'beat meat
delivered to alt ivarUof tbeoltv.
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fur Icm goods aud lako no iubautut.
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PRINTING.
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SALEM, OREGON.
DAILY 60 00 per year.
WEEKLY 1 50 Per year-
THE LARGEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER
PUBLISHED IN THE WILLAMETTE
VALLEY.
Tho Weekly contains all the neAvs and volumes of
valuable information concerning this wonderful country.
Statistics and statements of fact about the climate, pro
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published in such shape as to give the stranger a comper
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Salem, Oregon.
MmnlniiMi..u. eywTg.-w- Wl.p f IMM !
Dissolution Notice.
THE firm known ns Simpson A Roger
has this day, (1st of February, lftfil,
dlSHOlvod partnership by mutual wiutent
The business will be conducted hereafter
by Simpson Bros, who will assume all In
debtedness and collect all outstanding ni
counts. Thanking the nubile for their pat
rouago.we heartily recommend the new
n rm 10 their patrons.
CHAS. RIMI'SON.
2 33t J.M. KOGt.lt.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
The best hotel between Portland nnd San
Francisco. First-class In Bll Its appoint
menu, lu tables are.;sered with the
Choicest Emits
Orown In the Willamette Valley.
A, I. WAGNER, Prop.
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CAUFOKMIA EXPRESS TRAIH RUS TAII.l
BETWEEN J-ORTWND AND 8. T,
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8:15 a.m.
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Above trains stop only at tollo'ninz sta
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Or.g,)a city, Woodbnrn, balem. Albiu?
Tangent. Khedde, Halfey. Ilnrrlsbun
Junction Cltr.Irvlng and b'ugene. fJ
nwmuira K1U. DAILY,
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falem Lv. 1:40 p.m.
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Albany Local, Dally (Except Sunday
ftlp.m.)Ar. Albany lV, yZ
PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
expre.1 trains.
fVest Side DirisioDTBetween Portland
anil (Vvalli
vvtiiwiu,
From Terminal or Interior Points the,
Mem Pacific Railroad
18 the line to take
To all Points East and South.
It Is thedlnlng car route, ltruns through
vestibule trains every day In the year to
ST. PAUL AND
(No change of cars.)
Composed of dining cars unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepers
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.,
Best that can be constructed and in whiebj
accommodatiens are both iree and lur--nlshed
for holders of first and second-claEf t
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES..
Aconttnuota line coDcestlng -wltb n
lines, allordlng direct nnd uninterrupted
Pullman slrr mentations cad beEe.
the d ndv,t"' tcr&cii any agent of
Through tickets to and from all points
In America, Kngland and Europe can be
purchased at any ticket offlce of this com.
Full Information concerning rates, timo
of tralns.routes and other details furnished
on application to any asent or
A. D. CHARLTON.
?? Si. tSS1 Pasf ener Agent No.
laU'Mr1' Cr' WMWnon5 l''t:
SHAW & DOWNING, Agentt
THE YAOUINA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
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