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'txerman
Syrup"
For Coughs & Colds.
John P. Jones, Edom, Tex. .writes
I have used German Syrup for the
past six years, for Sore Throat,
Coiigh, Colds, Pains in the Chest
and lAings, and let me say to any
one wanting such a medicine:
German Syrup is the best.
B.W. Baldwin, Carnesville.Tcnn.,
writes : I have used your German
Syrup in my family, and find it the
best medicine I ever tried for coughs
and colds. I recommend it to every
one for these troubles.
R. Schmalhausen, Druggist, of
Charleston, 111., writes : After trying
scores of prescriptions and prepara
tions I had on my files and shelves,
without relief for a very severe cold,
which had settled on my lungs, I
tried your German Syrup. It gave
me immediate relief and a perma
nent Cure.
G. G. GREEN, Sole Manufacturer,
Woodbury, New Jersey, U. S. A.
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BEHIND THE SCENES.
DR.MILI8 t
Restorative m
iTARTLiNG FACTS
Tho American people nro rapidly becoming a
Pa., swears tbat whon hl son was spreclilena from
rnca of nervous wrecks, and tho following niirgest
tlio best roromlrt AlphonaoUempu'lriff.of ltutler.
6u Vitus Banco. Dr. Miles' OrontRaatoratlvo
Nervine ourcdhlra. tin. J. 11. Mlllor.or Vnlpar.
nlso.lna,, J.D. Tnrlor, of Logansnort, Ind., each
trained 29 pound from taking It. Mri. II. A. hard,
cer.of Vistula, Ind., wns cured of 40toM) conrul
Dlona s Out, nnd much ticodaoho, dlistnoss, tmok
none, and norvons prostration, by ono bottle
Danlal Myers. Brooklyn. Mich., inn bis daughter
wo ouroa of Insanity or tin yours' standing. Trial
bottles and Quo foooli of marrolous cures, FltUli
at druggists This remedy contains no opiates.
Dr.Mllos'ModlcalCo.,Elkhnrt,liid.
2TCIA& BQTTJL.E FHXE.
Sold by T), J. Fry, druiixt.Hnlein.
Fanny Davenport's oornlnga ha'o nv
t iigcri $6,300 11 weok.
tLirry I). Smith's latest eotnic opera
i i culled "Tho Mubbls of tlio Kilo.
Airs. Brown Potturund Kyilo Dcllow
talk of building a theater in Calcutta.
'Under tho Lion's Paw," a molo
('.rar.ja, will bo given presently with
iiVon ro.il lions in tho cast.
Ed A. Perry, formerly of tho Boston
Horitld, hns Locarno managing editor of
The Dramatic News, in place of John
CrtiMt AieUunn.
It Is finally settled that Mrs. Bernard
ttecro is to come to America next season
rind nfuko a tour of all tho principal cities
under tho muuagcmont of Mr. Marcus
Muycr.
The irrandson of McKce Rankin and
Mrs. Drew. liruuply, Sidney Rankin
Drew, bus made his first appearance on
the- Htayti in Minneapolis. Ho is four
mouths oil.
Thf artificial lightning that a Boston
olectrici.m pays out in zigzag streaks
twelve feet lor : and that makes n thnn
doiclap liko a howitzer shot, is to bo in
troduced ou tho stugo.
Modjcska is one of tho most scholarly
women ou tho stugo. Besides being a
tireless student of Shakcepoare, sho is
making a largo collection of Elizabethan
works. Besides this sho Kpeaks half a
dozen languages.
Bronson Howard, when ho urrived in
America recently, brought with 1iini
tho body of his sister, who died in the
south of Franco a few days uf ter Mr.
Howard's arrival thoro. Ho received
tho nows of her sickness on the day
after his recent dinner to tho American
dramatic authors, and started for Franco
at onco.
WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.
Water In the Italnlmrl DesarL
Tho uuflhrncn in tin Knlalmrl ties
ert often livo BCOi'cs of miles f imi
places where water cornea to the
surfacd. During a certain part of
tho year sharp storms pass over tho
Kalahari, covering tho apparently
arid region with tho brightest of
vorduro and filling, for a fow short
days, tho water courses with roaring
torrents. Tho bushmon know how
to find water by digging in tho bot
toms of these dried up rivur beds.
Tboydig a holo throb or four feet
deep and then tio a sponge to tho end
of a hollow reed. The sponge ab
sorbs" tho moistttro at tho bottom of
tho holo, and tho natives draw it
into their mouths through tho reed,
and then empty it into calabashes
for future use.
Tho animals that inhabit such
wastes as tho Kalahari aro of course
accustomed to living upon voiy Bmall
and infrequent supplies of water.
Tho Bechuana do not lead their cat
tlo to tho drinking places oftener
than onco in two or three dayB. It
is said that goats in tho Kalahari fre
quently pass mouths without water,
and. according to Mr. Muekenzio,
thoro aro certain antelopes which aro
never seen to visit tho drinking
places. -Now York Sun.
An
HERTS U7ffinUS
Act on a now principle
regulate the liror, etounch
nnd bowb through Iht
ntrvtt Vn. Milbit Pilui
$pecdltv curt bllloneuseu,
torpid liver and constipa
tion. Smallest, milcHet,
Etitcntl GOdO0cm,2Eita.
Bpmplco fieo at druggists.
I) -ifu Hal Co , llkbirt, lad.
Hold by D. J. Fry, druggist, mUluj.
f. DOSES rx
9 T
filfis i??Wm 3&(le4 'it V ra ik1 U ft rel "i'ji
fvJM sTfCwCX1 JsUJlU.T.i X LU, $Z73R
Mrs. Willlo K. Vanderbilt has oyes
und hair of u rich blond.
Mib. Coekrell, tho senator's wifo, has
boon chojon regent for Missouri of the
Daughters of tho Revolution.
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt haa black
oyes und black hair, us has also hor sis
ror, Mrs. William Edgar Shepard.
A sister of Cardinal Manning, Mrs.
Auston, has survived him, und, though
ovor ninety years of ago, sho is still no.
livo in charitable and benevolent work.
Lady Mary Howard, tho sister of tho
Duko of Norfolk, is a sister of charity
of St. Vincent of Paul. Tho institution
ovor which sho presides at Mill Hill is
ono of tho most beautifully situated and
complete of its kind in tho country.
Mrs. Uonoral Charles n. P. Collia is
of an uncommon type of beauty. Her
hair is block, not porhups of tho dull,
doad sort, but is nearor bluo black. Her
coutplojdon is dark, almost dusky. Her
oyes aro dark, deep sot and brilliant.
Miss Blanche Smith has rccoived an
appointmont to superintend tho organi
sation of an improved systom of educa
tion in Slam. Miss Smith was formorly
a student nt Nownhiim collego, Cam-
bridgo, and has since triwolod oxton
sivoly. Mrs. William J. Schieffolin, daughter
of Colonel and Mrs. E. F. Shopurd, is a
dark beauty. Sho is vory tall, uoarly
six foot, and lias dark hair, dark com
plexion and dark oyes. Sho forms a
strong contrast to hor mother, who, al
though of lnodiuru sizo, appears rattier
short bosido hor tall daughter.
Packing I nd I mi Cotton.
interesting experiment was
made at Liverpool, which shows tho
noninflammatory nature of cotton
packed in tho Indian manner. A
bale of cotton was put on a hot fur
nace and loft thero for half an hour.
When it was taken off, tho outside
covering wns destroyed, but tho balo
Itself for all practical purpoos was a
balo of cotton still. An inch was
consumed by tho great heat of tho
furnaco, but tho interior of tho balo
was porfoctly HounU, solid ami good.
A well known cotton authority has
stated as ins opinion that, "whereas
with an American bale tho smallest
spark in the world would cause its
destruction, if you give mo an Indian
balo, you may cook my duinor on it,
and no harm will happen to it." If
such bo tho case, what must havo
been tho danger run by a linor that
brought ovor in a balo of cotton
which formed part of her cargo a
wholo box of matches? How an out
break of firo was prevented it is diffi
cult to sunniso, for tho igniting point
of phosphorus is only 120 degs.
Chambers' Journal.
ODDS AND ENDS.
"Illuo Hen's Chickens."
Everybody knows that natives of
Delaware aro called tho "Bluo Hou's
Chickons," but not ono in a hundred
can toll you why they aro so called.
The epithet is said to have had its
origin in the following-
One of Dolawaro's most gallant
fighters in tho Avar of the Revolution
was a Captain Caldwell, who was
notorious for his fondness for cock
fighting. Ho drilled bis mon admir
ably, thoy being known throughout
tho army as "Caldwell's Gamecocks."
This samo Caldwell hold to tho
peculiar theory that no cock was
really gamo unless its mother was a
bluo hen.
As tho months woro away Cald
well's men became known as tho
"Bluo lion's Chickens," a title which
only increasod their respect for tho
old gamecock captain. Tho nick
name becamo famous, and after tho
clobo of tho war was applied indis
criminately to all natives of tho
Diamond Stato. St. Louis Republic,
M mnP&ph ON SALD
HOTK(W B I
VENVJUl,
Omaha,KansasCity,Chicago,
ST. PAUL, ST. LOUIS,
And l Pdlntt
East, North and South,
270 0om'l street, Halem, Oregon.
& 11AUKKK, iitfuntH.
UOIHK
llirts for llontlng Capitol.
The board nt cnmtol building cmniil
Hleuont Invito nenltnl propositi Inr Uontnig
tliocapltol bulUliiitr ut Halem. Or., elthur
by sttuvm or lot water. llkuU'ix mo to
iuruUti their own iluii and upeolllcitttons
Kvery bid shall ha uooompuuled with itn
undertaking with one or uiorosiuleUt lu
n sum ci uul to double tho amount of the
bid to bo upprovtnl by tho bonrd, to the
olleot thai If tils bid shiill bo uoovplcd, the
bidder will periorm tho work mn'olllvil
therein Itinooordaneo with the pi mm mid
vpeclUcallous therefor. Ulio rluht to le-
ipctnuy orull bids Is reserved. HUH will
o opened nt S! o'elouk p, m. Monday,
Aprlf ll.lblU, attlieexociitlveotlleo.Haloiii,
Ureson. HVliVKSrhll I'KNNOVKU,
(1KO. W. MolIIUDK,
VUW. AlCT-)OtlA.N,
Hoard of CoinmlBiilniu'rK.
Wit. A. MUNI.Y, Clerk of Hoard. S-10 lino
Those Afflicted
With the hublt ol uslntf to excou),
LIQUOR, OHM OR TOBACCO
Can obtain
COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE
AT T1U3
KEELEY INSTITUTE
Korest Qrove, Or., Cull write, Utrlctlr
onitltaenlwl.
In proportion to its population Now
Ilarnpsbiro stands iliat uuiong nil tho
stntoa in tho amount of its savings bank
dopo'iitu.
At a Catholic convent in Tort Dor
thold, N, D., all tlio nlstorB, including
tho mothor suiorior, aro Indians, and
tho spiritual director ia a priosft of Mo
hawk dosoont.
A British consul in China, Dr, Jamos
Scott, who had writton tho first Coroan
grammar, declares that tho Coreau Ian
guago is even moro difficult than tho
Cliinoso. Ho ostiiuntos its ngo nt -1,000
years.
Probably tho largest congregation in
America is time of tlio church of St.
Stanislaus Kostka in Chicago, which has
110,000 communicants. Tho number of
attendants at tho sovoral masses ovory
Sunday frequently exceeds 15,000.
A man who has hud many yum a of
commercial experience in China says
that thq right word is "pidgin," not
"pigeon," English. It is tho Chinese pro
nunciation of tho word "business," and
It is in tho business of Chinese ports that
this peculiar diuloct is used,
Wliito is a union of all tho colors, or
of two complementary colors. Black is a
negation of color. Uruy, produced by a
misturo of black and whito, is wldtodo
licieut in luminosity, And yet thero aro
sonses in which both black and whito
may lie culled colors.
FASHION'S DECREES.
Color with whito is not considered so
stylish as all whito for oveniug wear.
Opholia, a kind of pinkish heliotropo,
und pink aro favorite oveniug shades.
Evening lints of laco and velvet lmvo
tho crown nearly covered with velvet
(lowers.
Buckles of tmsto aro used to catch tho
whito scurfs that aro tho latest notion in
millinery.
Tor oiwly spring gowns of olotb aro to
bo worn. Tlio plainness of tlio tailor
out, which is considered most appro
priate for this material, is rollovod by n
vest of velvet or cloth in contrasting
color, or tho moro youthful chemisette
of light silk. Military looking ombroid
orios of gold will also be worn, and will
smarten up wonderfully an othorwiso
rather sober gown. Now York Pross,
A Timely lleinlmlnr.
An amusing travel story comes
from Grooi'o. A party of English
tourists in scv ri'h of tho picturesque
woro being conducted over a vory
dungoroua mountain puus, when, at a
particularly dangerous part of tho
joumoy, where the narrow path led
along tho top of a precipitous preci
pice, tho chief guide called a halt.
"I hnvo stopped you," said tho mnn
in question, in bad French, "because
this is tho vory spot whoro, ton yours
ago, an Englishman who was being
conducted by mo foil ovor and was
killed.
"I was arrested and condemned for
my negligence to fifteen years' im
prisonment. But I wns released
when I had sorved half that timo in
coiifioquonco of my good behavior in
jail." London Figaro.
THE WILLAMETTE,
fiAZJSJl, QllXQ OX
Kiiiefl, $2.50 io $5.(H) ier. Day.
llio best hotel between rortluud atidtuu
KruueUon. Klrtclas lu lUl lis niolut
ien!. itn tables uru Muved with thir
ChofcQHt Jb'i'llltti
lini l lu the WlUuuielt Valley,
. A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
Wlum IN) ns Were first Used.
About tho year COO A. D. ponsmado
of quills woro introduced. This is
shown by tho fact that tho word pen
na, a quill, is not found, it is claimed,
in any work beaiing an earlier date.
Previous to that timo tho word cala
mus, signifying a reed, was exclusive
ly employed as a designation for tho
vohiclo used in transferring tho ink
to tho pnrchmont or other surf aco se
lected by tho writers of that early
ago. Stool pons first came into u&o
in 1803 and about twouty-two years
later those composed of gold made
thoir appearauco. Detroit Froo
Press,
Trees of llurope and North America.
Forest vogotation is much richer
in North Amonca than in Europo,
nnd comprises -112 species, of which
170 aro uativo to tho Atlantio rogion,
100 to the Pacific, 10 nro common to
both, -1G to tho Rocky mountain ro
gion, and 7-1 uro tropical species near
tlio const of Florida, as against 158
species in Europo, Six North Ameri
can species of forest trees tho Judas
troo, persimmon, huckborry, piano
tree, hop hornbeam and chosuut
nro also indigenous in Europo, all
now growing thoro naturally south
of tho Alps. Now York Press,
A t. 1PTIAL NOVELTY.
How the M- rlnmnlul Knot Win Tied
bir n Pro., tor Justice of iho fence.
effutpiny u-utratown in Wyoming,
wo BCimvd our.Btock and went in
Enteriiiu the lending store of thn
town, I introduced myself to Mr
Stiles, one of tho proprietors, nnd
tho postmaster. Stilea wild "It'
now 2:30, and at 3 there's a wetldin,
at Jonas Burton's. Old Jonas is a
rough old coon that wo elected a
justico of tho peace about a month
ago, and as this will bo his first at
tempt at a marriago I think vo will
see pome fun. Come, go with me."
Wo went into tho old squire's cabin
and found him poring over a large
volumo of tho "Statutes of Wyo
niing," sweating liko a horse nnd
looking terribly auxious. After greet
ing us ho said:
"Stiles, them galoots that got irj
these yer laws hadn't gumption
enough to last 'em ovor night. I've
run through tho blamed books a half
dozen times an can't find a word
about matrimony or how tho hitchin
process is pcrcodod with. I've just
got to put tlio clamps on this ere
couple, hit or miss, an if I don't yoke
'em up legal I can't help it."
Stiles explained to him nbout how
to proceed, an 1 the old man finallj
thought he could worry through in
tolbrablo shaix.
Ere long the couple appeared, fol
lowed by a crowd of citizens of the
camp. Tho candidates stood up bo
foro tho squiro, who began:
"Feller citizens, this yer man and
this yer woman havo appeared before
tho court to bo hitched in tho legal
bands of wedlock t If any galoot in
tho mob lniows of anything that
might block tho gamo if tuck to a
higher court lot him now toot his
bazoo or else keep his jaw to himself
now and forovermoro. All in favor
of perceeding as authorized by law
say 'I.' "
Everybody said "L
"Contrary, 'No.'"
Nobody said "No."
"Tlio motion's carried unanimous
ly, an tho court rules that there
hain't nothing to prevent the trying
of tho case."
"Now." said tho squire, "grip your
fins."
Tho candidates joined hands.
, "Amos Peabody. do you solemnly
swaar that yo'll freeze to Mandy for
ever, and provide for hoi1 and treat
her squar' and whito accord in to the
rules and regulations sot down to
govern sich cases hi the laws o' the
United States, so help you God?"
"Yas, sir; I do. sir."
"Tliat fixes your end of tho bar-
gam.
"Mandy Thomas, do you solemnly
swaar that you'll hang on to Amos
for all comin timo; that you'll miss
him in sickness and bo squar' to him
in wellness ; that yo'll always bo to
him a good, true, honest, up and up
wifo under tho penalties prescribed
by the laws for the piuiishmcnt of
sich offenses? Do you swaar this, so
help yer God?"
"I swear I will."
"Then, by tho powor in mo vested
as justico of tlio peace in and for this
precinct, I pronounce you, Ainoa
Peabody, husband, and you, Mandy
Thomas, wifo, and legalize yo to re
main such now and forevermore;
an yo'll stand committed rill the fees
and costs in tho case are paid in full,
an may God havo mercy on your
souls an bless this union with his
heftiest blessin's."
Tlio feoa and costs were adjusted,
and tbo newly made husband and
wife after receiving tlio congratula
tions of tho assembly departed for
thoir cabin up tho creek. Cor. Chi
cago Tribune.
Ilcr Niitlimnllty.
There camo into one of the primary
classes of a Brooklyn public school
last week a littlo black eyed girl. A
glanco showed that her nationality
was not that of tho ordinary run of
school children. Tho rest of tlio
urchins seemed to bo awaro of this,
for whon tho teachor pleasantly
asked, "What is your name, little
girl?" a towhead ovor in tlio comer
spoko up and said
"Please, ma'am, sho's a stick."
"A what?" asked tlio teacher.
"A stick."
Tlio puzzled precoptross looked
from ono child to another nnd tried
to divino what was meant. Tho
newcomer cleared up tho mystery.
"I am a Polo," said eho. "Tbat is
what sho means by a stick." Now
York Recorder.
nAPTrtfo i
f IV& rmft
nntiic sLBCEI
URI
Sick Mcadncbo and relieve All the troubles Incl
dent to a bilious fctftto of tlio system, such at
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, nistresg aflei
eatlnjr. 1'aln In the Side. Ac Whllo their most
remarkable, success, hns been shown In curing
llIm
17eadacL4, yet Cifren 5 Lirrut Liver Pilu
nro equnllv TalnaMe In Constipation, curing
and preventing thi annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
stimulate the liver and regulate the bowels
Kca If they only cured
Ache thny would bo almost priceless to those
who suffer from this dl-.trewlnff cemplaint:
but fortunately their Roodness does not end
hero, and those who once try them will And
these little pills valuable In so many ways that
they will not he willing to do without them
But after all sick head
s tho bano of ro many lives that here Is where
ve make our Rreat boast. Our pills cure It
while othem do not
Cxmr.n's Lrm.-: r.tvEn Tills are very small
ind very easy to take Oim or two pills make
a dose. Tber n -o strictly vegetable and do
not tjrlpo or pursro, but by their Kentle action
olefin all who i'se tlitm In vials at 25 cents:
Ivo for SI S'!! 1 rvu-he re, or sent by mall
cAEirn iiitwtt'3 co , yt
MSI Uo29. Small Fries.
A LUMBERMAN'S RENDEZVOUS,
This term might bo applied to Stevens
1'olnt, located on tho Wlseoueln Central
Lines, nt the gateway to tho vtst forest
region which extends North to Lake
Superior, n, distance of 200 mile without n
lirenk, on account of lu vast thinner Inter
est8. The WUu)Dlu IUvor Io which the
lumberman have given tho Inmliiir and
Fomewhntaircctlonalo title of "Old Wis
eons," nbtiilonenctB os a lumber feeder to
thecltv by luriilshlng through lis numer
ous tributaries' nu outlet foi tbousandn of
ncresof pine In thf uppur rrmutry, but It
iurnisnci a wnier nower mm is serouo
only to that of Noenah and Menashu,
which cities nro nlso located on ttr "Cen
Irnl." Millions of feel of lumber are cut
every year, giving eniploymcut to hun
dreds ol men. In addition to the lumber
trade, It bus numerous other manufac
tories; it is here where the largo car &hops
of the Wisconsin Central Lineaareiorated
Vor tlcketH, maps, pamphlets und full
Information apply too. F. McNeill, f. V.
did T. A , Minneapolis, Mlnu , nnd to Jas,
- I'ond, General lJassenger and Ticket
gont, Chicago, III. Mb-ly
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAIrmNG, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
Leave otdem J. Irwin's, itar of Smith a
Stelner's drug store.
EX J.. H-A-LL-,
Paper Hanger and Decorator.
OlUrentChim. (Jul en's MUlionery store,
i-jaleui, Oregon.
VKOVKSMIOMAL OAUIW.
GEO. 11. BURNKTT, Atturncy at law,
Buleoi, Oregwn. OUlce over Ltidd A
liush'H bank.
yAHUY & BINGHAM, Attorneys and
XJ oouui-elors at law, biiltm, Uitgoti.
tluvtug an abstract ol the recoi ds of Marlon
couutj, Including 11 lot and hlock Index 01
dalem, the lme special hicllities for ex
amining titles to real estate. Kiibiuc.s In
the supieino court und In the slate depart
m nts will receive prompt uttentlou.
Vj T.UllllAHDSON, Attorney nt law,
O, olllceup otnlrslti front rooms of new
Hush block, coiner Commeiclal and Court
stieets, Salem, Oregon.
JOHN a. CUSON, Attorney nt law.
KoomsSand 1, Lada & Hush's bank
bullrtiuR, Salem, Ore?en. 8 1 lyr
Civ B A N !
If you would bo clean and hayo your clothes dono up
in tho nuatost und dressiest mannor, tako thorn to tho
SALLM STEAM t.U'N&HY
wliaro all work douo by whito labor nnd in tho most
prompt manner, GuUNEL J. QLMSTJ3D.
Liberty Street
Uses uf the Thumb.
Cornelius Kotel taiiitetl liispichuvs
with his thumb, and it is still tho
picture cleaner's safest tool. Whon
sowing was rondored easier by tho
in vontion of the thimblo, or thumboll,
as it was originally called, that useful
articlo was worn upon tho thumb,
not tho fingor; aud the Japaneso
doutist, disdaining any but uaturo's
appliances, funis his thumb and finger
all sufficing iu tlio extraction of tho
most stubborn of aching teeth.
Chambers' Journal.
Uuop Mourning.
Young Widow -Lifo has lost all its
charms for me; I shall outer a con
vent and spend the rost of my days
iu mourning for my dear husband.
Officer--But, madam, it would be
nothing short of suicide fur a lady
liko yourself, so beautiful, w ealthy.
and thirty years of ago, to -
Young Widow (intorrupu..j)-Bcg
your pardon; ouly twenty nine.
Dor Floh.
A Lucky Kucape.
Fortunate Is tbo man or wouinit residing
Inn tnalarhi-rldden locality u.otMpex
the dreaded scourge. Not one In a thou
sand does. When the endfinlo li a
iKirlodleal nnd wide spread f Uliutlou, It is
Just as onmmou to see whole communities
sunVrlug from It ni single Ind lduuts.
The most vigorous eonalltutlon Is not
rror against It how much let. a system
feeble or disordered. As n innm of pro.
teotton nmluHt malatia, Ho,t-tw-it
Htomaoh Hitlers U the supretne mtHlloal
ngeut It will uproot any form of ma.
Imlnl disease Implanted In the svstem,
aud even lu nutans where wmimntlo
compUlnUnre most mallgnauthiiddwtaly
such aa the Isthmus of runnma, Oimie
mala und inotropic genemlly, 11 u Justly
recurred ru an emcleutfcaftvsrrt .Vol em
.. F. BON HAM. W. H. HOLMES.
Buhiiau A Holmkh, Attorneys. ut law.
OUlco In Bush's hlock, between State
nnd Court, on Com'IBt.
miLMON FORD, attorney ut law. Salem,
X Oregon. Offleo up-etulrs In l'atton's
block.
BH, HUAOSHAW.rilYSICIAN AND
. Suigeou, Salem, Oregon. Office lu
Liurldge block, upstalis oer WlllianiB J:
Knglaua's bunk llesldeute corner state
undtt E comer Winter street.
KJ H. YOUNG, 41. D., Ofllce lormerly
I V . ocoumed by Dr. Rowland, cornel
Court and Liberty btreeth. 'ielephouo No,
45. Office heurs: 8 a. m. to 111; 2 to 4 p. in.,
mi 1 10 u i. m. Kesiaeuce ihtu si 1 eel on
electrio car lino. Telephone No. 9.
1
Physicians
hluiiH, CoinuieiLiiU sheet, f aleiu, Or.
W. . 4I01T, physician and sur
geon. Oll.co lu Kldiidgo Bluca. &a-
Oregi'U. Uihce hours 10 to Da.in.
'i to 4 p. m.
11 Yn A I.'14-f. .. IMrrril.-'u
jSjL and Suigeons, 41urpliy
SR.
1,0
B. PIUL11H00K, 41. D.,Homeopathist.
Offico 155 Court street: Residence :H7
Huh street. GeLernl uructlce. hnpolal
attention given to diseases of Women and
children.
s
ofthe
TIliXJ8fc.il, M l, rhysicianaudsur.
geou. riactice iimueu to uistuscs
nervous si xteiu. Catai rli lncludlncr
usiuiiiu uiiu ruuiruur xieruia. umce in
Cottle block rooms 11 aud IV. Offico hours
lrom U to Vi a, m. and from 2 to U p. m.
11-3 tf.
DR. 1. V bMITil. Dontlst,W State street,
Halem, Or. Finished dental opera
tions of 0 very description, l'ululebs opera
tions a bpectulty.
PR. Ml
Ha.
uay or nigut calls iirgmiitu
HlH-elal uttentlou gi en to dKeases of woni
en una cniiiiren omce in vw llunk Itlk.,
'Mo Oommerelal street ltclduuee sitiiie.
INTA B. A. DAVIS Offico hours.
111. to 11 u. tn.: 2 n. m. to o o. m.
Iglit calls prompti attended to,
dm
It. MILLUIIS. l.UNl), L'pheoptl U-c-
xorj ; cornor 1 uemeKOiu alia umirea.
aloe hours 1 to 3 p. m.
1 MJifp.H .iii.ii,i.-iiT.,v -vr n .i.An..
A. luent of l.ndicsiiiia Uitld'ien'a spee-
iuiiv. uuice nun re; v 10 li, ana to 4,
drldge block, alew, Oregon,
El.
WD.I'LHlll, Architect, l'lans, Specl
, tkiitlous and sui erliitendence Itr
all cluhfea of butldlugs. Ollloe 2M Com
morcial ht , up stair-..
O J. McUAlJSTLAND.UlvllSauIUryand
ill, llydruullo Euglmer. U. h. Deputy
mineral survnyor city surveyors tittlce
Cottle-Park hurst Block, Baleui, Oregon.
0A. UUIIKRI', Architect, r(Miiu4!2i, Mar
, qttam building, rortlund, Orcou.
IIUS1.NKV. CAH1.5.
OEYE MILLVJ, Pioprietom the Porce
lain Uathandihiivliurlurlor Huvh
the ouly Porcelain llatn nibs In the city.
iUt commercial street, S.ilem, Ureguu.
Hc
giPRAQUE A ALLEN, Ulackhtiilths nnd
) horoshoelng aud repairing. Ouly the
t workmen employed. Opposite atate
lanuruuiu building
B. MM ITU A CO., Contractors, Sewer.
iiw, cxjinem f idewalks, hcouvatlng,
All Wert: timmntlv done. Kulm rir
Leave orderantth Duaa Bros. Clt-lm
&'
euiojclouj U
entive of
It M
cbnmlo
curative and
U)b!fklUUl. llvr
pre-
trouble, eonstlpaUou, rheuiuatlim, kidney
couipUluUandls jripjxi.
rtAKPET-LAYINO.-I uiwa a epeolalty oj
Vv cUKt-kvinng aud llug; crieu
taken urtand r4aidKlthicri.i iiA,..
eleuulng. Uave ordci-s with J. H. Lunn
; or Ituren tkm. J. 0. LUIIUMAN.
JOHN KNIUHT, BUekHuiUh. ilorTe
, a JihoeJng and repairing a speolulty. Shop
at the foot of I Jtny street, Saloiu, Oregoul.
-iifr
PJiM,UJ.B.'!? V, tiufiture of nil
, kinds of vehicle, lie palrlug a ipedal.
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D.C.SHERMAN,
U, H, Pension nnd Claim agent, V. O
Bax 381 "alera, Oregon. Deputy County
OlerV Vrite for blanks, w
E. C. OEOSS,
Butcher and Packer
State Ht. and Court 8t The best meal
delivered to all porta of the city.
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. BRENTd, Manager.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wash
Breeders ol Thoroughbred Poultry of fol
lowing varieties:
8.0. White Leghorns, S. C. BroTvn Leg
horns, While Plymouth Rocks, Barred
Plymouth Rocks, Pit Games, Block Lang
shams. Light Brahnmas, Buff Cochins,
Partridge Cochins, Bronze Turkeys.
Send for Circular and Price List.
Sinto Treasurer's First Notice
BTATE OF OREGON. )
TBKASUnY UiPAHTilENT.
BALKM, March ID, I-D3.
NOTICE Is hereby given that thero are
BtiHlclent funds to pay the following
outstanding state warrants; und that the
same will bo paid upon presentation ut
this effice: Numbors, I2J, 13S1, 1010, 0oa,
2071, 20M, 097, 20US, 21(14, 2105, 21IM, 21 15, 21 S8,
2110, 2155, IIIUU, 2181, 2165, ilWI. 21(17, 21CS, 2170,
2173, 2174, 22i, 2fci), 2278, 227H, 21, 22S7, 2'.90,
SHO, 2X58, 2SI0, 2.111, 2342, 2J I i, 2344, 2315, 2.540.
i347, 2318, 2341), 2359, 2'tA, 23G2, 2;t), 2:101, 2100,
2S, 2374, 2JJ75, 2370. 2377, 2378, 2379, 2180, 23S1,
2381, 210(1, 2407, 2108, 2109, 2410, 2413, 2413, 2411
2190, 2193, 2o00, 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.
PHIL MErsCIlAN,
3-19-2W btate Treasurer.
L B, HUFFMAN,
Livery Stable and Feed Yard.
The Best Box Stalls and Corral In the I'lty,
Quiet, family horses a specialty.
(In rear Willamette hotel.)
SALJXIvr, - - - OREGON
(JXAW- .rfS"- 3
Notico or Final Account.
To nil whom M may cencern:
vroTH'E Is hereby given that tho under.
JLN Rlgnrd ndtnlnlstrxtrlx ofthe estate of
UiuiR haw, dwewed, lias this day filed
her dual account as such In the county
court lor Marion county. Oregon, nnd snld
court has "ppolnied Saturday tho letli day
ol April, IW1. n( 10 o'clock a. m. of said day
nt tho court house In Palem lu said count v,
ns 1 he timo and plnco for bearing any ob
Jectlons which thern may bo to Bald ac
count nnd for thfl settlement thereof
it US. .TANK BUUMBAUuII.
Admtntstrnlrix of Kstate of Ozlns Hhaw
Halem, March 12.1RP2. 317-5tw
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIFORNIA RXWtHSA TKA1K RUN DALM
UETWKKN VOjITLAND AKD 8. F.
SoutUT"
"WJP p. mT
9.18 p. ni.
8:15 u. in.
N'i.- !
Lv. Portland Ar. I 7:35 n. n
Ia. . balem Lv. I 6:2Su. U)
Ar. Sen Frnn. Lv. 7:l'p. n.
Above trains stop onlj nl following stn
tlons north of Koseburg, J'"imt Portland
Orgon City, Uoodburn, rialeni, Albatij
Tangent, Shcddc, ilulfty, llurrlsburg
.1 unction City, Irving and I ugenc.
nushiiima mam. daily,
8:3) u. ni.
11:17 u. m
6:50 p. in.
Lv. l'ottlund Ar. I 4:.l0 p. ni.
Lv Salei l Lv. 1:40 p. iu.
Ar. Kos-'barg L.( 7 00 u. in
Albany I.ocl, Daily Keeil Sunday.
5:00 p. m.
T.'tl p.m.
D.00 p. ni.
Lv.
Lv:
Ar.
Fmtlnuil
aalem
Alhnny
Ar. 1 10:aa
Lv. 1 7:31 1. m
Lv, il.30a. in.
PULLMAN BLEFfiT SLBHPBBS.
Second Class Slueping Cars
Koroeooinmodatiou ol passengers holding
second e nss tickets attached to
eiprods trains.
flfest Si:le Division. Between Portlaa
and Cemllis:
l'AILY (EXCE1T SUNDAY).
"7.30 a. m. I Lv. I'ortland Ar. I 5:.lp. i." .
12:10 p. m. Ar. CorvalllB Lv. 1 12.-5K p. li .
At Albany and Corvullls connect wlti
trains of Oregon Pacific Kallroad.
KXVBES3THAIN (DAILY KXCgPTSUNDAY
4:40 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. I 8S!0 a. n
7:2 p. ru. Ar.McMlnnvllleLv. 6:45a. m
. M
vi izr - s
mil m
csii
Tf Ynn 'Rxnoef to
"i os i
SI 1J .... .....M. .
IViAKt MONtY
In tlio Chicken liusi
ness you uoed the
Pacific Incubator
and Brooder.
It la cheap, reliable, substantial, easiiv
understood, and will batch any kind op
jogs better than a hen. Send8o stamp to
pay postage on our new 82-pago Illustra
ted catalogue of Incubatorsthoroughbred
Fowls, QALV. IlfcX, NE1TINUS, IJone
mills, poultry supplies, etc.
This book contains 30 hiill-slzcd colored
cuts of Thoroughbred Kowls.und is replete
with Information. Addrcxs
PACIFIC INCUBATOR CO.,
No. 1313 CASTRO ST., Oakland, Cal.
ANYTHING.
From baled hay and feed to flue toilet
soap, Key West cigars, tobacco pipes,
knives, etc. can always, be lound ut lowest
prices: at
T. BURROWS,
No. 228 Commercial St., Baloin
M.T. RINEMAN
DEAMK IN
Staple anil Fancy Groceries,
S,Crockery.I01asswnre, Lamps, ;Voedcn
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
Also vecctnblesand fruits In their teason.
"Highest Prico paid for country produce."
Wesolicl ashare of your patronage,
W-5) 132 State street
Conservatory of Music.
WILLAMETTE UNIVfcUSITY.-GIves
superior advantages to students of
music, Hvo teachers. Latest methods.
Vocal and Instrumental music taught to
the highest proflclency. No use going east
to study music. Expenses moderate.
Diplomas given on completion of course.
Next term begins Feb. 1, 1802.
L M. PAIWIN,
MuHlcal Director.
rMPUOVED ORDER OF RED MEN,
1 Knmlakun Tribe No, 8, f alem. Holds
council esery Thursday evening, at 7:80.
Wigwam In btato Insurance hall,
!'. u. lSAKEH, l'ropnet.
C O. WATKRH, Chief ol Records.
FRANK
Salem Abstract and Loan Co.
The only Abstract books of Marlon
county. Heal estate orders
filled promptly and
safely.
W. H. H. WATERS,
MANAGER.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
Koi tickets and lull information regard
ing iatea mapi, etc., aprly to the Comp -
i.V nnriYif. Kfilnln. Ilrif'nn.
E.P. ItUQERS, AssU U. '. and Pats. Ay t
R. ICOEULEH. Mauagi
THE YAOUINA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company t
steamship line. 223 miles shorter, 20 houi
less time than by any othei tcuie. FirM
class through passenger nnd freight lin.
lrom Portland and nil points lu thoWi)
lamette vallevlto and lioui Pan FranclM
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Sundays).
Leave AIDany 1:001 .V
Leave Corvullls WOl'fc
Arrive Ynquina 5.30 PM
Leave Ynquina ....... -8:45 A I
Leave Corvnllls - .... 10:35 A i'
Arrive Albany ....... 11:10 A II
O. & C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallls.
The above trains connect at YAQUIN "
with the Oregon Development Co's LIr
3f Htvtrnshlns hetwe en anulna and Ha
Francisco.
N. B. Passengers lrom Portland and pll
Willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the trains of tl'
YAOUINA ROUTE at Albauy or CorvalllB
and if destined to Han Francisco, should
arrange to arrive nt Yaqulna the evenicg
Deiore aate oi sailing.
Passenger and Freight Bates Always tic
Lowest. For lnformatlen apply to Messis
HUUIAN & Co.. Freight and Tiokrl
Agents 200 and 202 Front st., Portland, Or.
CO. HOGUE Ao't Gen'l Fit, A
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific U.K. Co.,
Corvallls, Or
;0. H. HASWELL, Jr. Gen'l Frt; &
Pass, Agt. Oregon Development
Co.. :M Montgomerv t.-.
From Terminal or Interior Points tbi
uFoad
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meah at All Hours ol tlie Day
None but white labor employed in this
establishment.
A good substantial mail cooked In nrst
chw.s style.
Twenty-live cents per meal,
REDD Xr-RONT
Court istreet, between Opera .House and
Mlnto'K Llvory
! Is tho lino to take
To all Points East and South.
It Is the dining car route. Itruns throu-h
vestibule trains every day In tho year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of cars.)
Competed of dining curs unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepen,
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and In wl 1th
accommodatlens aro both iree and t-r-nlshed
for holders ofllrbt and second-c ess
tickets, and
ELEGAKT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnuot? lino connecting with ill
lines. aOordln; direct, and, unlnterrupli .
service.
Pullman sit " """'Ions can be
cured In advt. e . any agent f
the road.
Through tickets to nnd from all jHdnUi
In America, England and Europe can bo
purchased at any ticket ofllce of this com
pany. Full information concerning rates, time
of trnins.routesandother details furnlKlu J
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON.
Assistant General Passenger Agent, K. .
121 First btreet, cor. Washington; hrl-
land, Oregon
SHAW & DOWNING. Aeent
M. L. OHAMUKRLIN, O. M. SMITH,
TTesiueni. Secretary.
H. M. HRA.NRUN, GEO. H. 8 lUUERV,
VlcoPiestdent. Ttensurer.
UNION TITLE AUSTll ACT CO.
275 Commercial btreet.
Makes the nealent ami l.t Auinini. in
the country.
g500
Jif
WVy P fS
m$&
mtisMk
Uxmmft
jsyj w
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J. H. HAAS,
THE WATC1QIAKEK,
2ISW Cemmercla! St, . ilem, Orogon.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty ol Spectacle, and repalrini
docks. Watches and Jewelry.
PS- 9 ft i"TP" 3 El ! f
SNK OK TIIK LAUOhXT ESTABLISH.
unt; u the Kwie, Lower raten than
.. rtif n.d' '5rt l"Jk Lcal Blanks l
Hi. -tie.a;d biggest dUcoSnU Head fox
Pric?itlJf Job Pnnlln?, and catalogue ol
legal blanks. & jj. WAITK.
BmPrtntr Balem Orison,
HEALTH.
l'!LnicU?n aWn Balsam No. !
Cures Chancres, flnt, and second stairen
Sores en tho Legs and Body; Sore Ea-
J,'yeut.,.?et el- Copper-colored Biotcbe
Syphilitio Catarrh, diseased Scalp, ard a!
primary forms of the disease known ei
iypMlls. Price, S5 OO per Boltln.
Le Itlchau's Golden Balsam No.il
Cares Tertiary. MercurUigyphllitlo Bhou
matlsm, Tains In the Bones, Faini In tlu
Head, tack of the Neck, Ulcerated Sort
Throat, Syphllltlo Rash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, anJ
eradicates all disease from the system,
w nether caused by Indiscretion or abuse
pf Mercury, leaving the blood pure and
. bejltby. lr!co $5 OO per Bottle.
Lo ltlchau'a Golden Spanish. Antl
dot o for the cure ef Gonorrhoea, CJeet,
Irritation Oravel, and all Urinary or Gent
Ut disarrangements. Price $3 50 vet
Bottle.
Le Ulchau'a Ooldea Spanlslt Iu.
lection, forserere cases of Oonorrbas,
Inflammatory Gleet, StrlcturesAe. Pries
81 60 per Bottle.
Co Rlclian'a Golden Ointment
for the effoctlTo heallngof Srrhllitlo Sores
aud eruptions. Price $1 OO per Box
Lo ItlchauU Golden Pllla Ncrrt
and Brain treatment; lots of physical po
er. eicess or orcr-vrotk, ProstraUoo, etc
Pries S3 OO per Box
Tanto and Nerrlne,
Sent cTerywhere, ftttl), securely peeked
per express.
THE RICHARDs"DmJG CO.,Ag8oti
60S fill MARKET ST.,
8ua VraaMtM4t Cm
stjcAflsaat kj, sfisfaup vsaiftab
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