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a
"August
Flower"
Hr. Iorenzo P. Sleeper is very
fell known to the citizens of Apple
ton, Me., and neighborhood. lie
says: " Eight years ago I was taken
"sick, and suffered as no one but a
11 dyspeptic can. I then began tak-
M ing August Flower. At that time
"t ;L. i. ..rr,.. T:,.m.
jl naa u icut ouiiuui Avvti-
" thing I ate distressed me so that I
'had to throw it up. Then in a
"few moments that horrid distress
" would come on and I would have
"again. I took a
"little of your med
"icine.andfeltmu "better, and after
" Liking a little more
" August Flower my
" Dyspepsia disap
peared, and since that time I
"have never had the first sign of it.
"lean eat anvthintr without the
" least fear of distress. I wish all
" that are afilioted with that terrible
"disease or the troubles caused by
"it would try August Flower, as I
"am satisfied there is no medicine
"equal to it."
BEHIND THE 8CENE3.
Tor that
Horrid
Stomaoh
Feeling.
IViiliifii Wlio Make Wwill for Tlicninuilvn.
Why ia It that some houeekcopors
show so littlo use of reason in somo of
their operation);? I Imvo in niintl u
- woman who, when bIio apilla anything
on tho stove, will catch n brush or cloth
rind hastily wipe it off. then, not con
tent, will immediately whisk tho brash
or cloth over somo clean portion of the
stovo, thus leaving part of what she
had been at so much pains to remove.
Tho same woman, when slio ptita a
stick of wood on tho firo, inste.id of
drawing tho brands or coals together
givoa n vigorous poko. which son tiers
them in nil directions, and if tho lire he
low tho chances are it will bo slow in
kindling.
tf clio picks up a pin and puts it tern
polarity on tho front of her dresn. Bhe
sticks it in witli tho head down, so that
the next movement of hund or nrm may
dislodge it. If she fastens an article of
dreas with a common pin, she leaven the
point sticking out, so hor hands uro al
wuys lliiblo to recoivo scratches. Clood
Housekeeping.
Tlooro's wife was ono of tho no'jlc.it
creatures, and ho never tired of sinking
lif r praises.
"A Priceless Blessing,"
AVER'S OIimtRY PECTORAL
is tho best rcuiody for Croup,
Whooping Cough, Hoarsoness, and nil
tho sudden Throat and Lung Troubles
to which young pcoplo nro subject.
ICcop this modlcino in tho house. Hon.
O. Edwards Lostor, Into TJ&f). CouhiiI In
Italy, and author of various popular
works, writes :
"With all sorts of oxposuro, in nil
sorts of climates. I have nuvnr, to this
day, had any cold nor any affection of
tho throat or lungs which did not yield
to Ayor's Cherry Pectoral within 24
hours. Of courso I have never allowed
myself to bo without this remedy in all
my voyages and travels. Under my
own observation, it has given rWlef to a
vast number of parsons ; while In acute
cones of pulmonary iullnminatlon, such
us croup and diphtheria lu children, llfo
tins boon preserved through its offocts.
T recommend its use in light nnd fio
quont doses. Properly aduilulstored,
in uecordanco with your directions, It is
a priceless blessing in any houso."
Jcnnio Joyco is going to London to ap
pear in tho principal music halls.
Aialxj. McKcnna, daughter of tho late
f'.tunley MeKonna. will go on tho etogo
nest f eason.
J2mi!y Rigl has returned to tho stago
and is playing tho part of Kate O'Ncil
in "Money Mad."
Tlioro aro 000 peopld npon tho stago in
'he perfonninco of "Henry VTIIHiit tho
Lyceum in London.
They say in London that Graco rtaw
tliomo is writing a book discussing tho
dangers of the stugo.
London will bavo a novelty in tho
spring in the form of several Scandi
navian plays, not by Ibsen.
Mnrflbn.i P. Wilder is rated as tho pos
sessor of $50,000. Ten years ago ho was
working for twelvo dollars a month.
Tho story that Mario Wainwright and
Louis James, her hnsband, intended to
ouco more star together is authoritative
ly douiod.
'Christopher Columbus" is tho title of
tho great spectacular work to bo soon in
conjunction with tho Darnum & U liloy
show next soason.
A dramatic paper is of tho opinion
that a theater dovoted to n stock com
pany and another to bo utilized for
comic opora exclusively would bo a "go'
in Chicago.
Audran, tho composer of "Miss IIol
yott," has dedicated a now waltz to Mm
Louiso Leslio-Carter and sends it to hor
with an autographic lotter of congratu
lation upon hor success as tho Quakeress.
Aloxaudor Salvini has mado an excel
lent rulo in his company that all mem
bers thoToof shall meet for ono hour's
fencing ovory morning. This is in or
der to porfect caso and graco in gesture
nnd movomont
Tho wild boar that Sarah Bonihardt
shot on a hunting trip in Georgia was a
good thing for tho advertising agents to
tell about, but tho Bornhardt has re
ceived a bill for ton dollars from a farm
er for killing ono of his tamo hogs.
Hermann Vozin, tho Anglo-American
actor, has been nwardod $Stf0 damages
in an. action against tho proprietors of
tho Colchester (England) thoater, for in
juries received when knocked down by
tho unoxjiccted fall of tho curtain nt that
placo of amusomont.
RAILROAD JOTTINGS.
flyer's Cherry Pectoral
rnnuiiru Br
Or. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass.
Sold by all DruggUts. Trice $1 ; six bottUs, (5.
F
Japan has now over 1,100 miles of rail
ways, but tho investments havo novor
proved to bo profitable.
At a mooting of tho Illinois Contral
board of diroctors tho project of UBing
electricity as a motivo powor for trains
was abandoned.
Tho Pennsylvania has let a contract
for tho grading and masonry for tho
four track road from Valloy creek to
Downington, Pa., including a now stono
arch brldgo over tho Brandy wino creelc
A poworful syndicate, including Sec
retary Tracy nnd William Clark, tho
thread manufacturer, has organized tho
Now Jersey Traction company to oior
ato tho combined stroot railroads of Eliz
abeth, Jorsoy City and Newark.
At a mooting of tho stockholders of
tho Chesapeake and Ohio Ruilroad com
pany tho ofllcers woro authorized to is
buo $70,000,000 worth of bonds for im
provements, doublo trnckago, acquiring
and constructing branch linos, etc.
A curious foaturo of an oxpenso ac
count is that tho Atchison Bpont CO per
cent, moro for printing nnd statiouory
and 60 por cent, loss for fuel, light and
potty expenses of tho goneral ofllces last
yonr than it did in tho previous year.
Tho famous Oroya railroad in Peru,
which was constructed by tho late lionry
Moiggs, nnd is cousidorod ono of tho
wonders of tho world, has boon oxtendod
to Port Tuckor on tho Pichis river, thus
making diroot connection from tho hoad
of navigation on tho Amazon river to
tho Pacific ocean at Callao.
Tho Now York Central company tried
tho experiment of using steel cross tfos
on tho track in tho vicinity of Garrison's
thrco yenra ngo. Tho result could not
bo arrived at in a short thno, but after
continuous uho it has now been deter
mined that thoy aro not only sorvlcoable,
but aa good us, if not superior, to wooden
tios.
ODDS AND ENDS.
CHAT8 ABOUT MEN.
Senator Kylo, of South Dakota, is a
giant physically and is most robust.
Professor John Fisko declare that
there is not a competent scientific man
in the world today who is not an evolu
tionist Tho famous gunmaker, Dr. Galling,
is a halo and well preserved man of seventy-two,
with white hair, bnt a vigor
ous body and brain.
Passmore Williamson, of Philadel
phia, tho fanrtma abolition ugitntor, cel
ebrated his seventieth birthday recently,
lie is of Chester county stock and a
Quaker,
Colonol William Mcintosh, of Doer
Foot. Minn., a veteran of 1812. chops his
own firewood and bathes nt dawn seven
dayH a week in water from a spring
near his solitary habitation.
Tho oldest settler in Chicago, Jimmy
Lane, is a man ninety-eight years
young, for ho is an active unci bustling
old follow. Who recently, to show his
agility, ran np a flight of stairs.
Rowluud B. Mahuny, of Buffalo, tho
uowly upK)intcd minister to Ecuador,
is a graduate of Harvard and only
twehty-cight years old. Ho is said to
bo an oxtremely scholarly young man.
Representative Johnson, of Indiana,
deli vera a speech at the rate of 280 words
a minute. Tho only other man in tho
houso who can approach Johnson in
rapidity of utterance is Catehings, of
Mississippi, whoso usual rate is 230 words
a minute.
Congressman isidor Rayner, from
Maryland, is about forty years old and
has become noted for his pre-eminence in
learning as well as In eloquence. As for
oratory, it is said of him that he has u
Vocabulary as oxtensivo as Senutor
Blackburn's, und ho is as fluent as Blaine
was a dozen years ago. Ho drat took
his seat in congress in 1887.
WORLD'S FAIR NOTES.
Mi w3 BY SCHEDULE.
Tho board of trade of Columbia, S.
C, bus undertaken to seo that an exhibit
worthy of that state is mado at tho ox
position. Sdmo Swiss painters at Geneva aro
painting a largo panorama of tho Bernese
Alps, with tho intention of bringing it to
Chicago for tho World's fair.
Tiio preparation of tho educational ex
hibits from South Dakota and NewMox
ico has been intrusted to tho women
members of tho respective state boards.
Tho Pennsylvania coal operators want
to construct a building entirely of an
thracite coal at tho exposition, nnd to
havo 60,000 tons of best unthracite on
exhibition.
Tho horticnltural department of tho
oxpositiou is planning to havo a mag
nificent roso garden in which will bo
fully 60,000 plants, besides largo groups
in special areas.
Chow Yu Ling, representing commer
cial parties in China, has arranged to
conduct a tea pavilion ou Midway plai
snuco, and has applied for 1,000 square
feet of spaco in tho Manufactures build
ing in which to exhibit Chinese silks,
ombroidorios, etc.
Tho ladies' annox of tho Los Angolos
chamber of commerce has applied for
40,000 squaro foet of outdoor spaco at
tho Chicago fair, and proposes to erect
thereon an adobe building. Tho Now
York Society of Dccorativo Art has also
mado application for spaco for an ox
hibit of embioldorios in tho woman's de
partment. WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.
Close Figuring aft to Wliat Can He Katen
White Waiting for the Train.
"1 have only two minutes to get my
breakfa 1 and catch my train," said a
tall man iu nil Irish frieze nlster to the
waiter in r. railway station the other
morning. "What can you givo me in
tho smallest possiblo time? Take into
consideration, too, tho fact that 1 have
left my false teeth under the pillow at
my hotel."
"Wo havo just tho thing for you. sir,"
and ho immediately brought a cup of
coffee and a piefco of lemon pie.
Tho gentleman sat down nnd in less
than a minute from the time ho cave his
order was rushing toward tho office for
his ticket.
"Ho mado pretty good tiiuo." remarked
a customer who sat at tho next tablo.
"Oh. that's nothing, "replied the
waiter: "we beat that every day. J
onco know a man who camo in hero who
had only sixty seconds in which to get
his breakfast, buy hid ticket and reach
Ms train."
"What did yon givo him?
"Two soft baked apples and a glass of
milk. He finished in just fifteen sec
onds, took another fifteen for the pur
chase of his ticket, and when 1 last saw
him he was walkiug up nnd down the
platform smoking a cigar, impatiently
waiting for the train to stnrt."
"I suppose most pusucngors who como
in hero aro in a hurry?"
"Never saw but two who wore not.
and ono of these was a soldier who had
lost both legs iu tho war. and tho other
was a tramp who was waiting for the
night freight.
"When a customer comes in and saye
ho wants something to ent in a hurry. 1
ask him how much time ho has or what
train ho wants to catch. Now. 1 have
a list of those articles that 1 can serve, jOUHE
nnu wmen can oo eaieu in exactly tne
time the passenger has to spare. To
tho customer having ono minute for
luncheon i servo baked apples and milk,
if ho has two minutes, lemon pie and
cold ceffee: three minutes, apple pie and
hot coffeo; four minutes, slapjacks and
Ceffee: fivo minutes, ready cooked sau
sages and mashed potatees: six minutes,
fish balls and hash: seven minutes, cold
roost beef, nnd so ou. 1 tell you we
work on springs all the time." And the
waiter rushed off to serve another cus
tomer who appeared to be in a hurry.
Boston Herald.
II
alUE assessment roll for'Marlon county,
for the year 1881, has been placed fn
my hands for collection. Taxpayers will
please come lorwnrd anil py their taxes,
an ttiey will soon bo delinquent and costs
added. K M. CHOWAN.
SheriffBiid Tax Oollee.or, Marlon county
a-ilem. On. Keb 17, IKU 2-22-tf-dw
Those Afflicted
Wltb the habit o( using to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain n
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT TilK
KEELEY INSTITUTE
Forest Grove, Or.,
confidential
Call write. BtrlctlV
Bids for City Bonds.
QKALED proposals will be received np to
O 2 o'clock p m. of thefitb dy of April,
J8U2, by the mayor or d city recorder oi tho
city of Salem, lor tb& purchase of 533,000
worthofiondKon the city nfHiIem, Ore
gnn, in dennmlnatlonsofijlOOuud upward?,
thn Interest of thec bonds to be paid semi
annually and to ruu twenty yearn, and to
draw 6 per cent. Interest Ho bid will be
received rnr the bond below their par
.value. The city oi Hnlom reserves the
rlslit to reject any or nil bias.
! il.D'VKlrt.Muyor.
3-14-td M. K.QiOUELL, Itecorder.
HEART
MCICK Ik ftll ftorrnn, I'alptUUoB,
IfMUb '
motlmrlna
l'nlnln Hide. fthoulilar and
jIli-m, abort Mreath, OiipraMlon, Asthma,
wont Asuei, rvenu nnu a
mlla, riy,
surau
Amir i
M. A.
four botlloa
HtMbtliailfortwalra rnr. "For ttjlrir rotn
, vvinu in nonineii1ia.,are
PT UK, WIIUV.V' NtW MKAIUUUnii
aiaoororr by th eminent JnUlinn BpocUl
lMrl4.Hllvr rrk. Neb.. ftr Ukina
at HE1KT OUK fait baiur
iMAhtiiAi) fortwalrfl vemra. "J
OQblod with Heart IMam two bottlti of
m. miles' heart duhi curoa mo.-i.et I
lkxfan.JUucuuian, Mich." H. I). filutaon. Ware
itatlon, Ua. hae taken DB. MILKS' HEART
CURK for lUarttroublawlth area! retulc tire.
IM liar, ITjtchbunr. Mlcb., we IU for It year wlta
Heart Dlneaae, bad to hire buuie blp, Ilred on
juH foodj need Dr. Miles' llart Our and
all pelae loft her oonatani v cored her. Floa
fiiakrated book Flint at dxuMlita. or adtlreu
OnMlkta' MUdloal C.,llkrw.rt,lnd.
Sold by D, J. Fry, druggl8t,8aloin.
Act ou a now principle-.
roROlaM the llror, atouitra
aad bowola through tt
ntrvr Dit Mu.iar I'uxa
ipttililv tur btlioutnfei,
torplJ. llror and comllpa,
hub. . oinaiiaei, niuuoal.
curontl Spdoaoa.Sgcta,
ripmuifia iree at uruiryuta.
II Uullti.O.tUUrLhKj.
Bold by D, J. Fry, drujrglBt, Bnlem.
OINSENO.
THK POWER OF MAN
ThC)iiaeiaprli,thSi)MO)rrtvot,
janehmbrahlchlytbauOpJiiiu, They
ell It QiBMntr BitaulDf the Power
Pt Mas. When icaro the floett
IBality ha heH old fa t per
uc. Vow, why do the pay luch
afrlceT VecauHUiey better ft clTua
taeea the kauck 4eire4 nerre futcc.
Mow uay pea?1 r (roM.'Wtak
Mf What a dltrela albae ntr
Yimi lack ii Kartra tor. "wjr,
IMWMr. Ton ) all voa. Toh ara
Uwaya ylnr w umfW,yirtBet-
Vmm weker and weaker. Iff ten ta
taavoloa oi mean, flar year cue
haiiirf IntcUbjolJt clllyJLCaaUe
if kaia4))f, y. crlu yolT -My taa
aaaiw wrlaiyr of IvHer yo rati liar
mm oKiWa lux, aneoiaieiy
!ieUrtniin WritH.
Jupanoflo women aro almoat wholly
Yogutariana.
Of tho thirty-two ducal and princoly
famUloa established by Nnjioleon I four
teen aro extinct.
Typesetting is a popular industry
among tho women of England, of whom
4,500 mnko a living thoroby.
Tho moan doscont of tho Ohio river
from tho jtmctiou of tho Alleghany and
Monongiihola to tho Mississippi is about
5U inches por milo, tho diatanco being
075 mlloa.
Tho largost sailing ship afloat is tbo
French fivo mastod Franco, Inunchod in
1800. Tho vessel is 001 foot long. 40
brawl and has a depth of 20 foot. Qor nut
totmngo is U,021.
Thoro aro only 70,000 pooplo in Ice
land, but thoy print eight uowspaiora
ou tho island, As a result, about tho
whole population is oducatod, in tho
sonso that tho number or llllteratM u
very small.
It la figured out that if tho entire pop
ulation of Uio world, comprising 1,400,
000,000 people, woro divided into fam
Uloa of fivo, Texas could f umiidi each
family with a half aero lot and havo
plenty of land to spare.
A superb new bridge has boon con
structed in Rome, over tho ptcturcsquo
Tiber, and it ia considered ono of tho
uaoat modorn works in the city, It has
boon christened Ponto Mnrghorita
thoir majesties of Italy,
NollioOuahinnn is ono of tho best min
ing experts in Arizona.
A daughter of tho lato ox-Pre6ident
Saloman of Elayti is Rtudying mediciuo
iu Paris.
MIbh Ethel Mackenzie, daughter of tho
groat throat doctor, is Baid to bo tho
Loudon correspondent of a Chicago daily
paper.
Miss Aunto Dopew Paulding, a favor
ite niece of Dr Chnuncey M. Dopew, has
golden hair aud blue eyes.
Miss Alico Belknap, of Washington, is
a plucky cross couutry horseback ridor,
but flho doesu't sit particularly woll for
a girl of her lino iignro.
A daughter of Congressman Baker
farms hor own land in Kansas. Sho is
snid to wear a man's garb and can plow
and kw as woll as any malo fanner in
tho neighborhood.
Mrs. Bangstor, tho editor of Harper's
Dazar, is said to be as attractivo ou tho
lecture platform nsiu tho editorial chair.
Bhe 1ms a very musical voico and a sin
core aud graceful mnunor of spcivkiug.
Jean Nelson won tho first placo in tho
oratorical contest at Do Pauw univer
sity, which has 1,200 stndonts. She is
tho only woman who has attained this
distinction, and sholsbntnlnotoon years
old. Hor subject was "Industrial Froo-
TURF TOPICS.
An Intoroatlng Kxpcilment.
Visitors to Mount Wtisuiugton can
hardly havo failed to notice iu wjv
oral places by tho Hide of tbo road
leading from tho Glon to tho euxmnit
curiouHly bont and twisted twJr.
eomo of which strilr.gt resemble
layers of rumpled cloth. Tho evi
dence which tho forms of thefao rocks
furnish of tho action of Botno tromen
dous pressure in long past times,
which was nolo to bend and fold the
layers of tho earth's crust, is of a
kind that appeals to tho eye and
mind of tho most uninstmctod ob
server. Tho geologist Bees in tho mountains
themselves far grander proofs of the
might of thoso forces of disturbance
that have broken and corrugated the
rocky shell of tho globe.
Tho effectiveness of tho slow con
traction, which tho earth has under
gonp as its interior lino gradually
cooled off, in upheaving and deform
ing its surface, is beautifully illus
trated by an oxperitnontof the French
geologist, Professor A. Daubreo.
ITo tool u dtskmded bell of caout
chouc mado to imitate tho form of
tho eai-th, slightly flattened at tho
lioles. and covered it ith a layer of
beeswax. Then tho ball was allowed
to contract u littlo. Immediately tho
beeswax suifnco was thrown into
folds, and traetured, and upheaved
in somo places and depressed in
others, tho effect boing to produco a
striking resem bianco to tho surface
of the earth with its mountains and
valleys and vast beds of broken and
tilted rocks.
Bo in a few minutes, bv this incon-
ious experiment, a geological history
of tho cat th in mininturo can bo en
acted, and whilo watching it, with
tho aid of a little imagination, we
may behold bohio of thoso mighty
proce&es which, acting through mil
lions of years, have gradually brought
our planet into tho condition in
which wo seo it today. Youth's
Companion.
J. M, Needham,
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GEO.H. BURNETT, Attorney at law,
Halom, Oregwn. Office oer .Ladd a
Hush's bank.
fARCY& BINGHAM, Attorneys and
JL counselors at law, Salem, Oregon,
ilavlng an abstract of the recordsofj Marlon
county, including u lot uud block index oi
Balnm, they have hpeclal facilities lor ex
nminlugtlllestoital estate. Business in
tho supreme court and In the state depart
ments will receive prompt attention.
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RICHARDSON. Atlr.rnev nt lnw.
fllceuo xtalrs In front rooms of nw
block, corner Commercial und Court
streets, Balem, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAHSON, Attorney at law
Rooms 3 and i, Ladu s Lush's bank
building, Balem, Oregeo. 8 1 lyr
B. F. BONHAM.
ON11AU & llOLMEH
b:
Office In Bush's block.
riau
aud Court, on (Jom'l
W. H. HOLMES.
Attorneys ut law.
between btate
rtllLMON FORD, attorney at law, Balem,
I Oregon. Office up-utalrs In button's
UiU
lock.
W.
YOUNG. M. D.. Office formerly
occupied bv l)r. Rowland, mrnxr
Court and Liberty ktreets. '1 eltrolinna Nn.
45. Office heurs: 8 a. m. to 12: 2 u 4 p. m.,
nnd 7 to 9 p. m. Residence litth street on
ciecirio cur une. Telephone No. U.
by
Flora Tomplo won nlnoty-elx nicoa and
GoldBiuith Maid nlnoty-tivo.
Monbara, tho groat Eaglo Bird colt,
will inaku tho season of lbO'J at tho Woat
inlastor farm, 1 wiloa woat of Lexing
ton, Ky,
Lonl Falmouth, whoso horses wero
sold for ovor $500,000 when ho retired
from tho Eugllah turf, ia again buying
brood mivrea.
James Duatin, tbo woll known trainor,
has boon npixinted traiuor for Senator
Stanford's Palo Alto stables, to succeed
Uliarloa Manin.
Ulackwoosl, who In 1809 created a son-
sauon by trotting a mile in 8:31 aa n
8-yeaixild, dioil recently in S. Bailey's
stablo, at Ticonderoga, N. Y,
O. J. Uamlin, whoso success in bring
ing out race horso trottors and icers ia
not (inestionod, says that his brooding
venture baa netted him SO por cont an
nually, A now system oi shoeing horses has
roceutly beeu invoutod in England, By
it tho iron shoe are fixed to others mado
of sail canvas, which are thon cemented
to tho hoof.
KnglUh reeling; In Australia.
A fow years ngo Matthow Arnold,
writing to mo ou tho Bubject of tho
futuro of education in Australia,
prophesied that tho rich class would
6eud thoir children to England. Noth
ing of tho sort is lmpponing. Tho
first generation, from which ho prob
ably argued, has set no abiding
fashion. Fewer and fewor rich Aus
tralians will Ih) found nt Eton and
Rugby and Oxford nnd Cambridge
A batch of traveling Bcholarsliipa
may eunblo a fow university pots to
realize (or not) something of whni
European culture has to teach them.
But tho nvurago temper of Austra
lians moro and moro shows itsolf
oithor ignonmtly indifferent or hos
tilo to tho outer world. Tho well to
do "Australian uativo" ia beginning
to got touchy about his nationality
and to resent "importations" from
"forolgn" lands, whilo tho rich pco
plo havo not tho wits to soo tho dif
ference between n good education'
aud a bad. Ton years ago England
was spoken of affectionately as tho
old country or homo. How it is
"homo," or, moro 6amu,tieuU
'"omo." Tho inverted common mnko
MOAF&f. & BROOK8, Physicians
and H u re tons. Murnhv blucit. nn
stairs, CommerUai street, Balem, Or.
it. XV. 8 JIOTT, physlchin and sur
geon. Office in Lldrlde Blocs., ba-
Ureeon. Office houni iu tn f.'n m
2 to 4 p. iu.
loiu,
HlLllHOOK.M.D.irimipnn.ithlRt
OflllO 155 Court street! Resldanpn HI7
L'h Btrcet. OoLeral urueilce. Hnivlai
attention glvou to diseases of Women and
children.
li. Offl
ith Btr
T HOUSEU, M.O, 1'hysician and sur
Eeon. i'mctlce limited to riiaiuituu
of the nen'ous system. Catarrh including
asthma andruntursnr hdinln. mi... i.
Cottle block rooms 11 and li Office hours
from U to U a. m. aud from 2 to tf p. m.
ll'd'tf.
Uoui
R. T, O. HMITH. Dentist. W State street.
Halem. Or. Finished dnnt.nl nn.ru.
una ui diltv unNvniiimii. t-Miimi.a rinAM.
tlons a specialty.
SH. MIXTA H. A. UAVIS Office hours.
0 u. in. to 11 a. m.; 2 p. m. to a p. ni!
j or ; night calls promptly attended to.
npuclal attention iri en to dlsom.,, or- wr...
ou and children. Office In New IHuk Blk..
!W5 Conuuerelal street. Retldence samt.
TR. MILLKR H. LUND, Kplscopul
XJ tpry; rnor Chemetcta and Cn
Office hours 1 to 3 p in.
Rec-
nureh.
ANMCKK. JKFFREY8. M. O. TresU
nient of ladles and Chlldreu a spec
laity. Office heurs: B to IV, and 2 to 4. Kl
drldgo block, Malem.Oresou.
WD.l'UOH, Architect, rums. Spec!
, ccatlous and kupcrlntnudence 'r
ail clasMW of buildings. Office ao Cora,
meicitl .St., upktuln,,
CdSiOPOLITAK DiSPEKSUr,
Civ KAN!
If yon would bo ck'uu nnd hayo yourclotlica dono up
in tho nontestand drosuuat inunuor,1 Uikulhom to Uio
S.4LKM STE.1M L.VtfXDKV
whyro 11 work j done by wliito labor . and' in tho most
prompt manner. COLOiNJSJ J. OLMSTED.
Liberty Street
all tho difference, and tho dropped
"U" contains n clas coutomnt. Nino-
teeath Centurj.
A Lucky Kacjpe.
Fortuuatu Ik llu aiun or woman residing
In a inalaria-rtddtu locality who wcapv
the drtda scourge. Not ou la a thou
sand doc. When tho endeuno U
iwrlodlntl and wide ipreud tulutlon. It u
Just -as comuiuu to km hu! oommuultle
Mimrtnir from U m single lud.vldual.
Ihe luust vlgoroiui coumluilou Is uol
pnf glust U-liovr unicU lw a untviu
fetbleordlsonttrvd. As a means of iro
tecttou agalust niaUiU. llosutlera
HtomscU Ullivn tho supremo medical
30U 11 Will upioot ny lornj of ui
UihU dlwMi ImnUntvd In the ustem,
ad even In renlous vrheie luiasutatld
coiupUluumo most uullguautiuiddeaoly
such u the Uthtnui or Ittunnui. t)ulo-
luala ud the tropica generally, U Is J luily
,JirJ.,, . u etut afaiuU. No lt4
eraoselou li II h curative and i.-e-
iuye or c'atvulo luuiwtlou, Uv
troube. ooumlimiloa, rbeuuuttuuu, kidney
coiuplaluuKBaU grip
1 J.Mcp.i;STLAND,ClvllBanlUryaud
JSjfJf iLs".tv,,Jor... :,,y kuneyora offioel
Cottle-l-arkhurkt Block, Salem, Oregon.
CI A. RUBKRT. Arch'tert, room -IJI. Mar
j, quam building, rorllaud, Oie.'ou.
UU8INCNS OAIIDS.
HOEYE A MILLS, lrorrlctork the IVirce
UlalUthtuidHhavlnxl'arlor, iuVe
the onlj- IVtctluln Bath Tuba In the city,
aw Com merclal street, Salem, Oregon.
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workmen umnlnvhl. nmvuiu Li,u&
lasurunoe building
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lnr, Cemiut Btdewalka, KxcavaUng.
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Lv orders with liirQ n tii.'m
rtWPET-UYING.-l mate a specially oi
Vj carvetHMwlng and lajlng; cnrieu
taken up and rehod wit h g,reil (Si. Hout
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A LUMBERMAN'S RENDEZVOUS,
This term might bo applied to Ktovoni
Point, located on the WIconln Centml
Lines, at the gateway to the vast forest
Superior, a dltance ot 2X rollos without a
Drcaa, on xrajuuou im vi. imuuci .u;,
esU. Tho WULOiirln Itlvor lo which the
lumbermen have given the lamlllar nnd
somewhat affectionate title of "Old Wis
cons," not alone acts as n lumber feeder to
tho city by lurnlshlng through Ita numer
ous tributaries an outl-t for thousands of
acres orpine in the uppur rountry, but It
furnishes a water power that Is second
only to that of Neenah and Menaahn,
which cities are nlso located on the "Cen
tral." Millions of feet or lumber are cut
every year, giving employment to hun
dreds ol men. In addition to the lumber
trade, it has numerous other manufac
tories; It Is here where tbo large car shops
of tho Wisconsin Central Lines are located.
For ticket, maps, pamphlets and full
information Bpply to O. F. AIcMcIII, O. V.
andT. A., Minneapolis, Minn ,and toJas,
O. Pond, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent, Chicago, IU. MO-ly
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTS, Manager.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wash
Breeders ol Thoroughbred Poultry of fol
lowing varieties:
8. C. White Leghorns, 8. C. Brown Leg
horns, White Plymouth Rocks, Barred
Plymouth Ilocks, Pit Games, Black Lang
shams. Light Brahamas, Buff Cochins,
Partridge Cochins, Bronze Turkeys.
Bend for Circular aud Price List.
S late Treasurer's First Notice
STATE OF OUEGON.
TKKASUBY UErARTJIENT.
Salem, March 19, lt-M.
NOTICE Is hereby giveu that there are
sufficient funds to pay the following
outstanding state warrants; and that the
same will be paid upon presentation at
this effice: Numbers, I2S.I, 15S4, 1IW0, 2052,
2071, 2095, 2097, 209S, 21U, 2105, 2134, Hl, 21 IK,
2140, 2165, 21C0, 2161, 2185, ilCO, 2167, 2lGi, 2170.
2173, 2174, 2219, 2ib9, 2278, 2279, S2bl, 22S7, 2.90
2158, 2333, 2IH0, 2111, 2343, 2.1ft; ZiH, 2315, 2-4 p,
2347, 2318, 2149, 2359, 21W), 2302, 203, 2i01, IKJ03,
236S, 2374, 2375, 21173. 2377, 2378, 2J79, 2I8U, 2l,
2384, "40(1, 2107, 2408, 21.19. 2110, 2412, 24H, 2411
2490, 249J. 2-00, 2515. The above numb rs
represent warrants endorsed on or before
Semptember 18, 1891. Interest on these
warrants will not be allowed after the
date of this notice
PHILMUrsOIIAN,
3-19-2W State Treasurer.
L B. HUFFMAN,
Livery Stable and Feed Yard.
The Best Box Stalls and Corral In the I'lly,
Quiet, family horses u specialty,
(In rear Willamette hotel.)
SALBM, - - - OREGON
f SfS
'2K?2wS
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OREGON.
Kntcs, ?2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
The best hotel between Portland andSan
Franclaco. Kind-class In all Its appoint,
menu. IU tables nre served with the
Choicest Fruits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
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JTCI 1F..1C!
3 MJJ
m -r - rz k
JUMW-KimjU
M ik riW W . ..
IA H kVE KtsTi
Tickets
ON SALE
, TO
meruit,
Omaha,KansasCity,Chicago,
ST. PAUL, ST. LOUIS,
And all Points
East, North and South,
270Coni'l slreot, Halem, Oregon. BOIBE
& BAIUCEU, agents.
DPMO
mu
D.C.SI1BKMAN,
U, S. ', urIio .md lilun n.nut, P. 'i
Box ?ai -it' i, 'if- xv. n.jpoty oouaf
01'i-v run for l.Jm tt
jgSOO
TJ&9k
aft
JjL w f s
fensx
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.w -r . mmnnr:'?
VtJl AN n TTITliT
. V i -
D.r MUUUIM
feCAfig- MTM:
i ii Jill jTjIIJH Ai1
HEALTH.
tie nichaa' Ooldan Balsam No.
Cures Chincres, firfc,and second stac
Sores on tho Leprs lad Body; Sore Eai i
Eyes, Nose, rtc, Copper-colcred Blotche
Syphilitic Catarrh, diieased Scalp, ard
primary forms of tie dlseaso known tr
Sj-phllis. Trice, Sjr00 por Bottl
Lo Iticlinu's Goldm Ilalsam No..'
Cures Tertiary. Jlernrlaiayphllitlo Rheu
ANYTHING.
From baled hay nnd feed to flno toilet
soap, Key West cigars, tobacco pipes,
knives, etc. can always be lound at lowest
prlc; at
T. BUEROWS,
No. 22S Commeruial HU, Balem
M. T. RINEMAN
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Gieccries,
Crockery, Glassware, Lumps, .WoedeD
and W lllow ware. AH kinds of mill feed.
Also yeeetablesaud fruits iu their season.
,,. 'ela.?s I,ric'e l'ald lor tountiy pioduco.'
Wesollci asbare of your patronage.
W i' State street
Conservatory of Music.
WILLAMETTE UNIVLIWI I'Y.-Glves
music. Flyo teachers. Latest methods.
Vocal aud lustrumcnuil music taught to
tho highest proficiency. No Ube going east
to study music. Expenses moderate.
UlplomaR given on completion of course.
1 ext term begins Ftb. 1. 1892.
fc. M. PAKVIN,
(Musical Director.
EX K.HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator.
Office at Chas, Cal 'ert's Mlllionery store,
Balem, Oregon, '
M. L. CIIAMBKULIN,
rresldent
O.M. SMITH,
II. M. BItANBON. GEO. H. BOUBEItK
vicerresiaent. Treasurer
UNION TITLE ABSTRACT 0U
275 Commercial Street,
Maies the neatest and best Abstractsln
the country.
tracted Cords, StitTnesiof tho Limbs, ai.
eradicates all dlseaso from tho syston.
whether caused by IndjJretlon or abut.
ol Mercury, leaving thriblood pure au
healthy. Price SS OOJpor Bottle.
Lo Iticlinu's GoIdenSuanisH Antt.
dote for tho cure of Mnorrhcoa, Glee
Irritation Gravel, and a! Urinary or Gen
tal disarrangements. Price 84 So un
Bottle. , '
tje Kicliau's Ooldeu Spanish In.
Jection, forsevcro coasof Oonorrhoj,
Inflammatory Gleet, Strlidres.&c. Prlcti
$1 GO per Bottle.
Ce Iticlinu's Goldia Olntmen'
for the effective heallngdSyphilitlo Korea
and eruptions. Price JlfOO per Box.
Le Illclmu's Goldei Pills Nerr
and Brain treatment; losof physical pow
er, exces? or over-work, Prostration, etc.
Prlco S3 OO per Bob
Tonic and Nervine, I
Sent everywhere, a a D, curdy cocks!
per express. ;
THE RICHARDSDmiiC0.fAgei!U
600 dc fin MAKKET ST.,
Ban FniMiAcy 0.
Eids for Heating dipitol.
The board ot capital bu.UIne commit
8lnupr invite healed propose lor heating
the capltol building at Salenjor., either
by stenm or h it w.ucr. BMers are to
iurnMi then own plans andiptciflcatlouH.
Lterybld shall bo accompaiStd with . .
undertaking with one or .DOrtSiirkticH lu
a sum equal to double the rtidunt of the
nln tfl 1. nt.nm.nf, (... .I.Lb. . .1...
ellect that If his bid shall be.toJepted, tho
7""" i" ,ifriunu me vorii upeciui u
.".i.mmnLWluUt;0 WllU IIO PIUUH UUH
SDf'i'lnnAtlfinM lliMar.f ni.li.. ... ....
Ipt. imv ni- oil hlilu la ..ao. .-..! Illn .lll
be opened at 2 o'clock ri 1 1. Monday.
....,,.. ..t.p(?., fibbiiciijLccuuvDO uce, r-aim,
Oregon. HYLVESl'KIt Pl' OVEH,
UKU W. MOBRIJE,
PUIL. METS('U(
nrm , OU,!a ,oi Conn3ii,8lonFl-'.
WM. A. MUNLY, Clerk of Bud. 3-10 ..no
TMPItOVKU OHDr.R, OP IlKD MKN.-
a juiouuu inuo.io.6, ruiera. Holds
council every Thursday evening, at 7.o0.
iiigmiiu iu jraio insurance hall.
KJUNK O. WAT&IfflSSS.
J. H. HAAS,
TUB WATCIOtAKER,
2I5K Ccmnerclil St., . Stlem, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty o Spectacles, and repalrlhB
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry. . ":',,lr,u
Salem Abstract and Loan Co,
The only Abstract book of Marion
couuty. Ueal eMato orders
tilled promtitiv unci
safely.
V. H. H. WATERS,
MANAOBR.
Capital City Rdanrait
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r,
Warm 3Ie.ih at All Hours oi the Day
ttabUahmenLmta UUr la thU
A ffVwl lllKatonlliil ..i. .. -
CliM.tylo U"W " Kea ,n nn"
Twfcuty.ave centa per meal
R H: r Tr-ivirr
Uicrt atreet, between (ipera House and
HINTING.
Sfi.?.?!. !rA?Q' KHTABUHU.
itarTia,. i VZ-TSllJ? .' tn
the ISm, ,m b KwT dJ aJG5nt.US?r.d fS
0
NOTICE.
XTOTICE Is hereby given Uitlealed b ds
., Zw"."." 'oivou uy inoaij oi saiei),
until 10 npln..lr f, n. Anvil n iv .. .,.J
grading, Rravellng nnd curUtiofall that
j.. b ji uiuiiiuruiui sireei oeiw een ine
south side ot Mill street and tae southern
boilliniirv nf t h rltvnrk.iAta rMAnn.. ....
cording to the plans and sn.dflcations on
nln in (liir nMnA . a... i ,.
"'" "o "iu ui iuo cii-iurveyor oi
Balem, Oreson. Bids will l opened by
the committee on streets nmpbbllc piop-
nyu iuo tocona aay or Atril, 18W. it
the hour of 10 o'clock a.m. ijald day or
ns soon thereafter ns shall e convenient
w iuciu. a. ueposu ei uv minded dot-
nrfl ninul. Ofvnmnunt. M.li,M.n. . ..u
antee of good faith on thipart ot tho
muuer iiiai no win execute Ite contir.i I.
nonn nnd itmlfirt.friiii. . .. t v.. ..i
good and sufficient sureties U approved
"i me muyor, in case suucontrncl Is
ACTArflpn InaaM KMHai. n.l.l A,-. .. I.,
be forfeited to the city of Hiein In case of
the lallurb on the part el be bidder to
comply witt said requlreaeMta. raid
bond, contract and undenting are i. o
fllcd in the office of thalty survejor.
.. - -.wm .VQV. , fc MO llgllh Ml IC
ii any ornl) Dlds or any part or pari
.uwcui uuu uucepL or reject iieremaiut;ir.
(J. B. Mooiui,
Committee on Streets and PtnKc Property.
Notice of Assessmen; for Clie
luelcetn Street In)provo
meat.
VTOTICE Is hereby given Jhit tho con .
I H mnn IWIlnnll nt ,.a 1. ... C-.ln... i .
eon, will at H o'clock a. m. of lie 5tu dav
April, lb92, at the common pencil chim
beratSalem.Oreon,procectoai.stssupiu each lot or part thereof Halle thcrelor 'th
proportionate share of thoostof gradlLK.
teraellng and curbing all tlutpart of CI
mcketa street described a lollews: aiI
that part east of Waterstreai and the w est
line ot the the alley In blocki61 and 02, ir
extended across the Btreeti,U that iiart
nrpkt rf I,.-... L.An. .. .. . ..
,7 . .'"""WHIIU VQBHU1III1UUI UIU
alley in blocks dl and to, lfexlejded auiM
fliAstrn,. .ill a... . l ... .... i ...
IT r.. v" ": (mi rnmi bvrc tiuu iuo
wctt line ol the alley In bloctti ti and 0 ir
extended across ihestreet; ailwestof Com.
mereial street and the east Haof tho alley
in bloc.s 411 and W, If exteudd across ilia
dtrocti till Ainu ..r n . . . .
...., u oii ,.j omiuerciu sireei unu
thowest Hue ol tho alley In ilockB S and
p If extended across the strees all west o'
Uberty street and the east llaiof the ml-y
in b,ock 31 and 32, if extendtj aero tl o
street; all east of Liberty stwt and tho
westllneor theallevln blockimrt 21, .f
extended t cross the streets W west o
Liberty street and the east UneofltbeaHVy
In blocks 31 anu a.', it extended Mms mo
street; Hh west of High street aft the f-nt
line of the alley In blocks 21 anlSl. If ex.
teud.d acrowi the street all hut of Hirit
stmt and the weat line of tie aa., ,u
blivkm aud 5, If extended acrwi the street;
all east of Church street and liiwet lino
of the alley In block ta at d TLlf est. tided
acrp-a the street; all west of Ctarch street
and ihe east line of the alley in ultvas l
uud u, tf extended acroM the Ifrctl; all tat
Winter utreet; all west of Cottage met
an2,JJu,n80ft,B alley la bhxk iM
?; W.tlf ejueuded acra,ati street- all
the alley in blocks ta and 8J. If sxteudf d
acroaa the alrcet;all w eit of biorner s-rcet
and ttieean line of the alley a blocks Ki
buu oj. ii exienaea acrota tl stret,ail
cast of hummer street and uaweatllre
js.T.i.. "" i;ib sireei, ui wv .i
PPi'r,let-ntl thoeaitliherfthi i-llej
iw?KV""odlfeltendedacro th
V.l "" ?"' l-PlU.Itnt and tho
Twelfth street and the weat ut of Tlitr-iVo'-."111
of Thlrtetath '-t
?Ui"y d,n 8?'en. Oregon. A(tordl..i- t-
;hei'anandaH!OICcatlooatlv"t "It
la tbe office of the city tp-eyu- of . ...
Onifon. Iiopb by order of iwjh.i. o ,
enuuy. uf the oily of ralein. Onsoa. (Lu
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