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G. Glogcr, Druggist. Watertown,
Wis. This is the opinion of a man
who keeps a dru store, sells all
medicines, cotrrcs in direct contact
with the patients and their families,
and knows better than anyone else
how remedies sell, and what true
merit thtiy have- He hears of all
the failures and successes, and can
therefore judge: "I know of no
medicine for Coughs, Sore Throat,
or Hoarseness that had done such ef
fective work in my
Coughs, family as Boschee's
, -.t. German Syrup. Last
Soro Throat, . a j
Hoaraoness, at my store, who was
suffering from a very
severe cold. She could hardly talk,
and I told her about German Syrup
and that a few doses would give re
lief; but she had no confidence in
patent medicines. I told her to take
a bottle, and if the results were not
satisfactory I would make no charge
for iU A few days after she called
and paid for it, saying that she
woulunever be without it in aiture as
a few doses had given herrelief." (D
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STARTLING FACTS!
Tao American people aro rapidly becoming a
Pico of nflirous wrecks, am tho fullowlnu sur.fcsti
tho best remedy l Alpbonsollenipliliig.of Ibtler,
Pa swears that when bH son was speechless lrora
ft. Vltui Dsnco. Or. Miles' Croat Rontoratlvo
flervtno cured blm. Wra. J. 1L Jliller.of Ytlpar
sJso.lod ,J.I).Tarlor,of Lofansport, lad., each
palncdS) pounds IromtaklDij It- 4lrs.II A. Gard
ner, of VUtula.Ina.Tfas cured oHOtoW cohthi
el' nsadnr,andmu:li headache, Cliilncu. bark,
ache, and nervous prostration, by ouo b 'Uio.
Daniel Mvors. Rruoklyn. Mich., says his dao. bter
was cared of Insanity of ten Tears' (landing. 1'rtsl
bottles and Cne book of rotrvolous cures. F.iEU
at druggists TMJ remedy contains no opiates.
Dr.rmioo,ModlcalCo.,Elkhnrt,ind.
EIA!i BOX1XE FBEE.
ftnld by "D, J. Fry,!lruu-c;It,-ale i.
Act on b new principle--
1 regulate tho liver, etou acb
ono boweli through the
SrS nerrt Dn. lluis' P ixs
torpid liver and constipa
tion. Smallest, mililjat,
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brmiiks ue nt nrUL'irfsla
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wcoknou, brought on by early rW
follies, dliilratloii and exeeaici. ,rT1
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Vfrlto to-day. No ooit to learn
your condition.
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Bids for Hentinir Capitol.
The board ot capital building commit
leuera lovtta Htialeu iuoikmuU lor lieuKug
the ciipltol bulldmic ut Bittern. Or., either
by uU'um or hot wuler. llldd&m nro to
uiruisii ineir ownpiuiiHuim (iiH'omcjiiiouk.
Kvery bid ahall foe iiccotupnuled with ut
undertdktnir with Olio or moru nirlftlwt In
aauiu efiuulto doublo tho uiuounl of tho
bid to be upprovvd by tho board, to lliit
ettect that If hla bid ahull bo accepted, tho
uiaaer win punorm mo worv spicint'ii
therein In nooonlttmo with tho pluiu unit
Nprcincatloua therefor, tho right to n
tuct iiuy or mi uiu is nwerwii. jihih win
is opened at 'J o'clock p. in. Monday,
April ii.imt;, uiiiiiHXttflutivnoiiicn,n.iimi
Oiv-Ol HVliVEUTKU I'KNNOVKU,
(J1W. W. McllUlDK,
I'lIlUMiffTHUIlAN,
ltonrd of OnimnUatoners.
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Those Afflicted
With tho h.tblt ol uatn: to oxnaw,
LIQUOR, OHM Oil TOBACCO
Cuu obtain m
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AT TilK
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lArt drove, 0r Call wrlle, Hlrlcth
confidential.
THE WILLAMETTE,
JSAL&jr, OHEQOK.
Kates, i?2.W) lo Jp5.00 irDitj.
TUe bt hotel bf I wm fortlnnd nailAi
KntiicUou. i-lrsv-Llasii In all 1U uiipoinl
tueutc. IU tatilr are sorvod wllh tti-
Choicest Fruits
Orwn in ihu WllUiutti VulU'y
A. i, wauner, prop.
MATftVMONIAL POINTEnS.
T)r. Drnoks Sajs ttedheailnl Men Khonld
Not HOSTJ Auburn llalred Olrls.
"Marriago was the thctao upon
which Rev. Dr. John A. Brooks dis
course! at Uio Prospect Avcnuo
Christian church. His text was from
Ephmians xxii. 32, 33: "Wives sub
mit yourselves unto your own litis
ljands as unto tho Ijord, for tho bus
Iwml is tho liwul of tho wifo, oven as
Christ te the head of tho church.
Nevertheless, let every ouo of you in
pai-ticular so love his wife oven as
himself and tho wifo sec that sho
reverences her husband."
'CourtHbip Ls the most serious time
foraimuiorwonian,"saidDr. Brooks.
"Many bad unionshavo resulted from
bad courtships. It is tho time to be
earnest, honest and truthful, not a
tirao of smiling, sighing, pleasing and
captivating It is tho timo to study
happiness, concord and congeniality.
"Marriage is either a blessing or a
curse. Plutarch said, A man must
eat a bushel of salt before I can take
him for my friend.' How much
moro imtwrtant it is when ho is to
bo taken for life. There should be
h.tnnony in age between tho parties
marrying. A young person should
not marry an old ono. Tho one will
seek life and its active joys, the other
rest There Bhould bo hanno ly in
neatness and cleanliness. A clean
man -will not feel at home if ho re
turns to a dirty house, nor u neat
woman care to go out with a husband
slovenly and uncleanly. There should
bo harmony also in physical tempera
ment Both should bo strong and
vigorous, and ought to have a tern
per as nearly equal as possible.
"A redheaded man should never
marry a redheaded won.an if he
waute peace in the family. There
should bo harmony in social position.
A man should never marry a woman
whom ho would bo ashamed to take
to his family and tho soci -ty in
which ho moves. In intel igence
there should also bo harmony. A
man does not want to marry a wom
an who cannot enter into his intel
lectual enjoyments. Above all. there
should bo harmony in religion. There
can bo no happiness in a family where
a religious wifo or husband has to
associate with an irreligious wifo or
husband.
"Every young man should study
tho woman ho is to marry with great
care. Ho should study himself to
know tho traits ho wants to match in
his wifo. Never marry a woman for
personal beauty alone. Her beauty
will fado after awhile and you will
ceaso to lovo her. Beauty of soul is
tho thing to lovo. This will survive
tho failure of personal beauty and
live on until death. Do not marry a
fretful woman. Her fretfulness and
peevishness before marriago will
turn into quarrelsome and stormy in
vectivo after marriago.
"Never marry a fashionable wom
an. Instead of her homo sho will bo
ever thinking of fashiouablo society
and of preparing for its enjoyment.
Sho will burden you continually with
expenses for her wardrobe, carriages
and extra servants, and leave you al
ways in your homo desolated. On
tho other hand, select a woman who
is a cood housekeeper. Your home
ought to bo tho most blessed and de
lightful placailuring life, and if she
does not know how to make it sucli
sho is not fit to Ikj your wifo." ICan
saa City Times.
Orlcln of the Tomato.
Tho English word of direct Indian
origin most frequently in use is to
mato. A nativo of tropical or sub
trop'cal America, it was cultivated
by tho biimectn or the Incas and ilon
tczumas, as well as by tho other
somiciviliiied natives, long before tho
advent of .Europeans on this hemi
Bphoro, under tho lintno of tumatl or
tomntl. Though introduced mto i.u
ropo nhnoat na early as its congenor,
tho potito, it is only lately that it
has mado its way mto popular tavor.
Thoro it was first known to tho Eng
hsh as lovo applo, to tho French as
pommo d'nmour and to tho Italians
as pomi d'amoro, and theso names
aro still in uso, iwriwtuaniig Uio old,
widespread notion tliat its uso as food
had an iniluenco on tho amatory tins
slons. Rural Now Yorkor.
AN dFrENSIVE PROVERB.
How as trtnoeent Little Iteraark CatiM-d
Lot of Uartl Fetllng.
"Folks that quotes, had oughter b"
mighty keerful who they're hitlin,"
said Abner Griggs, the wiseaero of
Brookvillo Cornow ; "but then again,"
ho added, "folks liadn't oughter bo
s'fearful tetchy, seems 's of" "Have
you got anybody special in your
mind, Undo Abnerrasked thoyoun
man to whom tho old farmer was
talking. "Well, yes, I don't mind
sayin t' I hev," replied Mr. Griggs.
"O' course it's a statement 't bears
on any number o' cases in a gen'ral
way. But what yo was jest sayin
"baout takin up them kecrle-s words
o' Fred Jcnlnn3' put me in mind o'
th' Hill sisters, Suan an Rebecca:
they died 'fore your day."
"What's tho story? Tve heard of
'em both," said tho young man, as the
old farmer paused for a moment ov
iJcntly lost hi recollection.
"Well," said Uncle Abner, "yo see
they was gettin on in years, but they
didn't seem f realize it Twas com
mon f r folks t' spsak of 'em as them
two old Hill gals, but they never sus
picioued it not fr a minute. But
thoy was terrible tetchy, alius on th"
lookaout fr snubs an slights, an made
it land o' liard fr folks.
"One ovenin they went to a sewin
boo t' Mis' Deac'n Emmonseg. It ap
pears t someways or 'nother they
thought 's mndr's could Iks they was
expected, when they wu'n't That
particlar bee was. meant fr th
youn? folks.
"WelL naow, Susan an Rebecca
was a good forty years older 'n th
oldest o' th' rest on "em. They didn't
seem t hev sense 'nough t' go away
when they faoundkaowthine? stood,
so they stuck right there Mis
Deac'n Emmons, she was as perlito to
'em as sho knew haow, but they
seemed t be kinder offish.
"WeIlT after th beo was over, some
o' th young fellers come in I was
mongst tli' lot an thoy got to play
in games. Th' Hill sinters, they
staid ricrht alone, an th young folks
took 'cm inter their fun; but they
was kinder stiff, an didn't ketch holt
o' th' games over'n above quick.
"Fmlly one o' th gals, said, 'Le's
play Shoutin Proverbs.' an little
'Mandy French, 't bed jest come
homo fr'm boardin school, sho spoke
up quick she was kinder quick
spoken alius an says sho. 'Oh,
Shouting Proverbs is as old as th'
hills I"
"An sho never ro'lized what she'd
said till she see them two Hill sisters
rise up as stiff 's a couplo o' pokers, an
mako a curchy, each on 'em, t' Mis'
Deac'n Emmons, an say, 'I'll bid ye
good evenin !'
" Tw'n't no uso tryin t' oxplain,"
concluded Uncle Abner with a remi
niscent chuckle of amusement
"Thoy alius thought t' th' day o' their
deatlis 't 'twas intended fer a slap
right t' their faces. Tw'n t no good
tollin 'era 'twas a common sayin, a
kind of a nrovorb like I When folks
wanted them Hill sisters to a getherin
after that, thoy alius hod t' make a
pint of invitin 'em special, by word
o' maoutii, an they never went t'
'nother sowin beo. long 's thoy
lived 1" Youth's Companion
A Doctor for Mehuonler's Dos.
Hero is a good story of a doctor
and a painter's wifo. Tho doctor's
name does not appear, buttlie painter
was Moissonior. Mine. Moissonior
sent for tho family physician in a
great hurry. Ho camo, thinking
somo illness had overtaken tho artist
But it was not tho artist; it was only
a lapdog. Ho pocketed his pride
and attended tho patient, who soon
recovered. At tho ond ot tho year
tho bill camo in, but thoro was no
item for attendance on tho dog.
Mmo. Moissonior noticed tho omission
and told tho doctor to chargo. Ho
would not chargo; ho said ho could
not cliarno, ho was not a vot Ho
was very glad to bo kind to tho dog,
etc. Tho lady insisted. Well, said
tho doctor, tho hinges of my gardon
gate aro rusty; aak M. Moissonior to
bring his brush and paint thom for
mo. Pall Mall Gazette.
Didn't Understand.
In tho days of tho old schoolship
Massachusetts a Sunday visitor ouco
addressed tho sailor boys on board m
what ho probably thought was an
offoctivo maunor. Tho next day in
tho school tho question was asked,
"What did you loaru from tho re
marks of Mr. X. yesterday?" To tho
Burpriso of tho teachor ono boy gavo
this answer, "I learnod that no was
talking about two things that ho did
not seem to understand, sir naviga
tion and religion, sir." Boston Ad
vortisor.
Sho Couldn't WalU
Lady I'm sorry your mamma is
out, my pot, for 1 wanted vorymuch
to see her, and I can't remain until
sho returns. Sho has gono shopping,
I prcsumot
Little Pet No; sho'a gono to mako
uixty-fivo calls.
Lady-Oh, is that all. Thou 111
wait
Ssttlcd at Last.
Tho old question as to whether tho
upper part of a carriago wheel in mo
tion moves faster than tho lower part
Booms to havo boon definitely settled
by instantaneous photography, which
shows Uio top spokes indistinct, tho
bottom clear cut and well defined.
St Louis Republic,
Teeth of a Shark.
In respect to its dentition tho shark
is a vory romarkablo creature. Tho
white shark has seven rows of tooth,
whilo othor species vary in tho num
bor of rows thoy possess. It must bo
understood, howovor, that tho shark
only uses ono row at a time. Tho
othor rows lio down insido tho mouth
behind tho edgo of tho jaw, erecting
thomselvos when it is timo for thom
to tako successively tho placo of tho
first row. Whou ono observes how
koon edged theso incisors are it seems
no wonder tliat they can bite off a
big ropo as readily as if it wore pack
thread. Washington Star.
Children Aro Iteatly Animals.
Tho children of tho frivolous and
neglectful havo certain cliances
which Uio carefully brought up chil
dron miss. For tho first fivo years
of a child's lifo, says Uio doctor, it
Bhould bo treated hko a httlo animal,
with certain instincts and propensi-
tioe Uiat must bo corrected as ono
corrects a puppy too mischiovous or
too snarling. Now York Evening
Sun.
A Good Thine; to Know,
If you havo timo to do so, learn Uio
namo of your next door neighbor. It
may savo tho grocer's boy somo
troublo whon ho comes to your house
with Uio wrong bundlo, and is also
handy In caso of funerals. Chicago
Tribune,
CLEAN!
If you would bo cleau nud hayo your clothes done up
in tho nuntcstiuul drossiest manner, tako thom to tho
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
whuro all work is done by whito labor and in tho most
prompt uianner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Liberty Streat
tsl. to California in IStft. t
Tho sV Oxfonl arrivxl in San
TrancLiv.-. ironi Boston with sixty
four &kt:i J mechanics, who during
Uio vo., .jr uf 19C days had manufac
tured r.11 t1' ir tents, cots and ham
mocks bad built a boat had made
dagger -)t okl files and inlaid Uio
uandhM with gold, and having landed
on somo islands and found some pearl
oyster shells had covered the ban !
dies of their knives with pearl in
placo of buckhorn. They hail con
otructcd a blacksmith's shop on
board, and if a marl broke bis pen
knife there was another man who
could mend it The captain com
plained that they used up every kind
of material they could lay hands on.
and that it was with diliculty he
kept them from cutting up his ship.
Even the boys were noted for their
wits. A Salem lad eighteen years of
age printed on canvas in San Fran
cisco tho words "American House"
and "Broadway House," and sold
them as signs for twenty-two dollars.
Another day he earned seventeen
dollars and another fifteen for doing
similar trifles He and a companion
picked up the boxes that had been
cast aide an u ;eless in tho city after
the gijods had lcen old from them
and got four or five dollars apiece.
George W. Sheldon in, Harper's.
The Dog Went WrenR.
M. F. Miinnaugh, the popular Pat
ton avenue merchant owns a very
smart dog.
When Mr. Mhnnaugh is short of
apples or other fruits he orders the
doir. Frank, a fine setter, to co to a
neighbor's store and bring liim what
he wants, nisi ho dfes
He was b:igging upon tho intelli
genco of Fr:uik a fow days ago to a
lady friend who is a very strong Pro
hibitionist, and sitid he could give
Frank a note to Hill & Shank's meat
market and the dog would go and
get his dinner.
The good lady doubted this, and
Mr. Mimnaugh wrote tho note and
told him where to go and for what
Tho dog took tho note, listening
attentively to instructions, and to tho
CARTER'S
ITTLE
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PILLS.
CURE
Pick Hendarho and rritere all tho troubles tnel
drat t" a Lilntw state of the sjrttra. such a
Dizziness, Nausea. DroHTlnesm Distress afl
catinjr. Pain in II Sid &c While their mos
remarkable success lies been shown in curltif
' H
SxP
ITeafocs A yet C nrtu. a J jm LnrtR Pitt
are rquall) rsliitt le in Constipation, enrinr
ind prerentiDp tlm annoying complaint, whik
ther alio correct all disorders of the stomach
Mimalatfl the lirer and regulate Uie bowels
2ven If they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to those
vhn ciifTar from thfe riuttreftsinsr comnlalnt
but fortunately thlr goodness does not end
here, and those who once try them will find
these little pills raluable In so manr ways that
'tiey wtn not De wnung to no wiuiuut iucju.
But alter all sick head
s the bane of no many Ures that here is where
i nuke our :rmt boast. Our pills cure It
chile ctbei d" hot
CiaTKa"8 L,tm k f.ivrn Pius are rery small
an' veryey tv tate One or two pills make
i ! so. Tbey are Mrtrtly vegetable and do
o't rfro or mir?e, bnf by their pentle action
! w all whu i. 0 - r. In vials at 25 cents
fp .t M .- fvi ri here, or Bent by mail.
CAJm 13 :- i CO., Vn leti.
':i a M Bos. bull fe
A LUMBERMAN'S RENDEZVOUS.
This term might be applied to steveD
Point, looted on the lHfiucin Central
Line-", at the guiwy to the vast forest
region which extends North to lvtk
Superior, a dlntance otaX) miles vtithoutr
break, on nceountof Its va t h.mler Inter
ests. The Wisconsin Klvcr to which thi
lumbermen have giten the lumllljr ant
somewhat atlectlonnto title of "fid Wit
cons " not Mloue nets its a lumber feeder U
thecltr by lurnish'ntr throi'ih Its n umer
ous trlbuuireo on outlet for thousands ot
acres of pine In the uppur crtjutry, but 1
lurnlshej a water power that is teconC
only to that of Jeenh and Menasha
which cities are also locate! on the "Cen
traL" Millions of feet of lumber are tir
every jear, giving cmploynn-nt to hun
dredsotmen. In addition to the hunbei
trade. It has numerous other mantifiu
t t. e r:. .,!. 4.4.i ,i; ! terles: It Is here where the large car nhop;
disgust of Mr. Mimnaugh trotted dl 'ofU'wUrnn-inCentralLiuAnreiocated.
rectly to Frank OTDonnell's liarroom.
The good laly thinks even the
dogs are being corrupted. Ashevillo
Democrat
Queer Tricks of Defective Slslit.
Almost any nearsighted man eoidd
write an interesting chapter on tho
queer tricks which his eyes have
played upon him. Such a chapter
would include experiences like this:
Tho other day a gentleman who i3
not so very shoi'tsighted was aston
ished to beo a man going along Wash
ington street accompanied by a red
calf, which was gamboling by his
side. It would be impossible to de
scribe tho comical appearance to tho
beholder of this prancing calf on the
sidewalk of Washington street The
gentleman looked on in wonder as
tho man and the calf drew nearer,
and then ho saw that the animal was
merely a setter dog. Only an in
stant beforo ho would havo sworn
that ho saw tho beast as plainly as
ho did now; but then it was a calf,
and now it had undergono a sudden
transformation into an Irish setter.
Boston Transcript
The Crystal Paiaco.
At ono period during tho building
of tho Crystal Palace home 7.000 work
men wero ongnjed in its erection,
and somo idea of its vastucns may bo
obtained from tho faot that 9,612
tons of irou wero iiood in tho frame
work, besides 173 tons of bolts and
rivets and 103 tons of nails. Wero it
possible to placo the panes of glass
employed end to end, they would bo
found to extend 242 miles. For heat
ing purposes alone there aro fifty
miles of piping under the floor and
ten miles moro of pipes carrying tho
water supply to tho fouuta.ns. Whon
tho complete fountain system is in
full go, as many as 11,763 jets aro
playing and throwing 120,000 gallons
into tho air ovory minute. One great
display consume. (3,000,000 gallons of
water. London Tit-Bits.
Copper Camo from Cyprus.
The word copper is generally ad
mitted to bo derived from Cyprus, as
it was from that islund that tho
ancient Romans firbt procured their
supplies. In those remote days
Cyprus and Rhodes wore tho great
copper districts; and even in our own
day now discoveries of copper ore,
especially the beautiful bluo and
green ores front wliieh tho motal is
so much moro easily obtained than
from tho copper pyrites and other
sulphuretted ores of Cornwall aro
being mado nearly every year in tho
islands of tho Mediterranean. Cham
bers' Journal.
Sliorti;hU-i!iH'KA.
It is a disgraco to our educational
institutions that half of oiir students
bruig away from them myopic
shortsighted eyes, and that, oven
in our grammar schools, children
who havo linrdly reached thoir teens
beconio lifo long slaves to specta
cles, formerly regarded as the al
most oxclusivo kidge and buitlon of
old ago. And it must be remem
bered that short bighteducss is not a
moro inconveniouee. but a disorder
that tends toward ultimate viMinl dis
organization. Youth's Oomjuuion.
A Ilrave UtCorU
Aunty Why did you laugh when
you told mo your dear littk dog wu-
deodt
Id ttlo Dick (chokingly i- tJo's to
keep from cryin. Good Now.
1 ha Pie if lusaiiltv
Cannot be unced in extenuation rif the
rondurtof hosts of people who coi--u i
Inflict Injury upon theiiuehes, and lay the
foundation for serious and dlMitir"u
bodily troublo by the use. In reason nnd
out nf season, upon slight oeccssll" and
without dlrcrlinlnatlon, of drast'o eg.
labia cathartics) and poisonous inlueial
cholagoguea notably tba various lonnt ol
murcurr- to relieve simply couttlpstion a
complaint remediable ai any star by the
persistent nse of Hosteller's stomach
Hitters. This famous remedy nev r
erlpea, evacuates too copiously or Wtukwu
the bowel. f there Is any other tntc
aperient In or out of the pharman ptuU nf
which this can truthfully besald, aie
unaware of lu Abandon the fat uoitthabH
of dostoe and use this benign rrgulaW
which also seta right weakened slnmaehs
and disordered livers. IlbeuuunUn ,
neuralgia, sleeplessness. loss ol apiwtlte.
malaria, debility and kidney couipuiluu
are trouble all comjutruUls by the uiturs.
maps, pamphlet rnd
.. -.-.-. ,.-....... ..
in ormaiion "rpiy 10 u. r.
"or tickets-.
fui
McNeill. '. I'
andT. A.. Minneapolis. Minn., and to.Jnt-.
. 1'ond, General Passenger and Ticket
Agi nt, Chicago, III. M6-ly
J. M, Needham,
HOUSE PAIJNTING, KALSO
MINING, PAPER HANGING,
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
leave orders J. Irwin's,1! ear of Smith a
SUlner's drug store.
Pgper Hangerand Decorator,
' lllce at C'has. Oal ert's Mllllonerj' fctort,
Ba em, Oregon.
PKOl'lSlONAX. CAItDS.
GKO. H. BUUNE1T, Atbrny at law.
talem, Oregun. Ottlce over Lntld a
Bush's bank.
DJAltfi XH1MU11AM, Attorneys ano
counkclorH at law, SPlum, Oregon,
Having an ubitntct oil he rttordsof Marlon
county. Including a luUmd blork Index oi
Salem, the) hau biwclul fuiiinit-s lur ex
aminlug titles lo real cututc. liii.iuhs k
the supreme court uud m the st-itn depart
ments will reeeixe pnimpt ittitimou.
Q T. HICIIAUUSON, Attorney nt lav.
ij. olllce up btalrs In front iimiiiis of new
Bush block, comer Commercial and Court
streets. Balem, Oregon.
JOllM A. tAKVJN, Attornuj iU law
KoomsSuLd -1, LadU d Btiab's bank
imliniiig, Salem, Oregen. 8 1 lyr
u. t . BUNHAM. W. H. UOLMES.
Bi.MLAU a. iioi.I-.M, Atturuejh ul law
Olllce in HUhliV block, between Suu
nnd Court, ouOim'lHt.
1 1 UL.MUts KOKO, attorney at law. Salem
JL Oregon, Office upttalrs In 1'uttouV
bli ck.
Bil. UUAI)SUAM,1'11V81UIAJ ASli
. Surgeon, aleln, Oregon, oalcfl In
bldrldge block, uptlairs our Williams A
Knuluud'b bunk ltesldeiue corusr btati
indH. K corner Winter street.
"ITT H. YOUAO.M. 1., Oltlct) fornierl
YV . occupird by IJr. itonland, corner
Court and Liberty (streets. Ith'pl.uuo 'o.
45. Olllce heurs: 8 a, m. to 12; 2 to 1 p. in.,
t-nd7to9p. in. Isldenre ISth street on
eitcti le car line. Telephone No. 9.
MCAKKfc. i Bltooiis 1'lijblclans
uud burgeons, Muriihy Uleck, up
btuirs. Commercial street, bnlern. Or.
TIU W. H lion', phyhlelau and ur
J geou. Olllce lu Klurtdge Block, i.
lero, Oregon, OOice hours iU to 12a.ru.
2to4p. ni.
T7 B.rHILBUOOK,M.D..HoineopathlsU
All. Office 15.5 Court street; UedtdeuLO 'M',
High street. GeLerul practice, fapecial
attention given to diseases of Women aud
children.
T T.HOLT&Kn.M D. fhysicianaudsur
I . geon. fractld limited to dueiues
oftbe nervous sstciu. Catn.rh Includlnv
asthma and rupture or hernia. Office in
Cottle block rooms 11 and 1. Office hour
from 9 to 12 a. in. and from 2 to 6 p. in.
11 tf.
Dlt. T. C. SMITH, Dentbt.W hiato btrcet,
Halem, Or. I-lnltihed deiital oirr,.
Uons ol e ery description. Palp lea opera.
tlonnasiKciulty.
fIt. MIMA H. A. 1JAVIS Ofiloe hour,
) a. m. to 11 a. in.; 2 p. in. to 5 p. m.
ly or night calls proiuptlj iittcudwi to.
Special atteiitiou gi en to dhe.u-e of won,,
en aud children, urlire In New Bant: Hilt.,
3J5 Coiiimerelal binet Itoslilonce tsmi.
DH. Mill fcil a I UM), hplM.-Ojl Hef
toiy.coruorCIiemeL.eta uL.l Chureh.
Olllce hours 1 to 3 p. lu.
ANNU'fcK J Err HEWS. M I). Treat
ment of Ijidmt and Chlldroii n siw-.
laity. Oft'-ce heurs: 9 to IV, aud 2 U. 4. El
drldge blooa, salem, Oregon,
J U. I'UUll, Architect. Han, hpeel
, nattious aud superintendence hn
all cliuu-es of buildings. Office 2S0 Com
mercial Ml., up stairs.
1? J ,McCAlsTUM).civilRanlur and
111. Hydraulic Knglneer. U. i. Oepulj
mlueral surrnr cit sunnyors ottlce
Cottle-furk burst Uluck.'alom. urejoii.
! r A. ItuUKKT, Arohllect,ro.im4Jl. Mai
, V.'. J111 UUIIUUlg, 1
, rortUO, CTOfcTU.
UUSIN't!.' OAUIl-,.
T IOtYh.t MILLX. 1'roorlelnn. ilu Kmw.
I XX latulUihaudhhavlngl'aruim. Havtr
Mliu only IVrorUin Hath Tubs In the eity
, gMUimioeielal street, balom, Ort-tfuu.
1 Ql'lUUUK i ALLHN7iiliekm7th7nd
p boreaboelug aud repairing Oiily the
best workmen employed. Oprwwite wtaU
. la.uranoe bulldiug
A U.riMITlI(X)..Cnntrarloni, rVwer.
V. o. Cemeut Sidewalks, Kxoivatlu;.
Ktce All work prompUy done, talent Or
Uave orders itrt Uunn Bros 4ilMm
nARPCT-tAYING.-imake aTijUIty m
Kj caipel-Mtaliig and hying; wrpou
lAeo iipaudrela'dwithgritoar. HJJ
clmulug. Iavo orders with J II. iZt
or llurcu a Hon. j. o. MJHIUIAN
fOIlN KNlilllT. HUeksmlth. Ilnrse
PJCili,W?Nv? r'O-?Unufaure of alt
, kinds of vehicles. Bepalrlug a special.
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D.C.SHERMAN,
U, 8, Pension and Claim agent. 1.)
Bix 181 .ilem, Umun, Deputy County
C""- Vrll for blank. w
E. O. CKOSS,
Bulclier and Packer
t
State Bt. an H Court St The best meat
dellvcied to aU parts of the cltv.
Nollco or Final Account.
Tfinll r1trtrn In rnns AnHf..
I"'"" " id nt j 1"1IIV1U
VTtrlli K Is lierebv given that the under.
! 1 KlFn(ladinlul.irnlrlxoftheeiate..
I Milan Hhaw. doeted. hns lhis,iv m.J
her tlnal account ns surli In Hie cruui
court I" Marion ciiini,liregoii.nnd aift
court has apiMilnied biilurday the loi . ,;.,'
ol April, 1WJ. a 10 o'clock n. m of taid ali
nt the court house In Falem lu said cnuo
ns the time slid place, for hearing any M
Jecllons which there may be to said ae.
tviiitit anrt f.ir tlif. attlt.tnrnl tl,b...r
."HO ini'EilinuflUAUUlI
Administratrix of Kstate of Uzlaa Hhaw
Deceased.
Salem, March 12. ISM. S17-6t
Columbia Poultry Yards,
J. M. UREN115, Manager.
Lock Box 1210, Seattle, Wash
Breeders ot Thoroughbred Poultry of fol
lowing varieties;
8. C White Leghorns, 8. C. Brown Leg
horns, White Plymouth Rocks, Barred
Plymouth Hocks, lit Gaines, Black Lang
shams. Light Brahamas, Buff Cochins,
Partridge Cochins, Bronze Turkeys.
Send for Circular and Price List.
State Treasurer's First Notice
STATE OF OREGON.
TKEASUBY OEPAKTMEHT. j
8ALKM, March 19, ISM.
NOTICE Is hereby given that there are
sufficient funds to oar the following
outstanding state warrants; and that the
same will be paid upon presentation nt
41,1a riftlm,. Mumh.H TM 1T.CI lUOn W1V)
2071, 2095, 50!I7, 209S. 2(a, 210), 21iM. 11 15, 21 W,
2140, 2155, 2100, 2101, 21(S, Clj, 21S7, 2IGS, 2170
2173, 2174, 221,2.69, 2278, 227B, 2281, 2287, 2.U0,
2SS6, 2338, Z1I0. 211, 2MJ, 2:1H; 2341, 2345, 2MH,
2347, 2148, 2349, 2.W), 2100, 731JI, 23G3, 2104, 21fltf
2308, 2374, 2375, 2376. 2377, 2378, 1179, 21S0, 2B1,
2381, 24W, 2407, 2408, 2409, 2110, 2112, 24H, 2414
2190, 2198, 2CO0, 2515. The above numb n,
represent warrania enaorseu on or DCiore
Semptcmber IS, 1891. Interest on these
warrants will not be allowed after the
date of this notice
PHIL SlEraCUAN,
3 19-2w Httito Treasurer.
L B. HUFFMAN,
Livery Stable and Feed Yard.
The Best Box Stalls and Corral In the I'lty.
Quiet, family bort.es a specialty.
(In rear Willamette hotel.)
SAUEM, ... OREGON
iyA" -IW iJagKrVX .srf-
eS2r?r&S?
If You Expect to
MAKE MONEY
in the Chicken 1'iisi
iR'.ss ou lined the
Pacific Incubator
and Brooder.
It Is cheap, reliable, substantial, easily
understood, and will hatch any kind of
egos better than a hen. Send 8c 'tamp to
pay postage on our new 6-page lllustra
ed catalogue of Incubators.'l horoughbred
fowls, OaLV. HtX, NETTIAOS, Meno
mills, poultry suppllts. etc
This book coHtalns 30 sull-slzod colored
cuts of Thoroughbred Kowlt.and Is replete
with lnformat'on. Address
PACIFIC INCUBATOR CO.,
No. 1313 CASTRO ST., Oakland, Cal.
ANYTHING.
From baled hay and feed to fine toilet
soap, Key West cigars, tobacco pipe,
knives, etc. can always be lound at lowest
prices; at
T. BTJKROWS,
No. 226 Commercial Bt., Balem
M.T. RINEMAN
DEALER IN
Staple and Fancy Gioeeiies,
5JCrockery,G lass ware, Li mps, ; Woeden
and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed.
AIbo veeetablemnd fruits in their season,
"Highest l'rice paid for country produce.'
Webolici a8hareofyour ratronage,
-9 132 blate street
Conservatory of 3Iusic.
WILLAMETTE UNIVfcRSITY.-Glves
superior advantages to students of
music, l''lvo teachers. Latest methods.
Vocal and Instrumental music taught to
the highest proficiency. No use going east
to study music. Expenses moderate.
Diplomas given on completion of course
Neit term begins Feb. 1, 189J.
Z.A1.PARVIN.
Musical Director.
IMPROVED OltllER OF RED MEN.
1 Kamlabun Tribe No. 8, Balem. Holds
council overy Thursday evening, at 7:10.
Wigwam in btate Insurance hall,
K. fi. KAk'Kll. Prnnhot
FRANK O. N.AIERS, Chief ofRecords.
Salem Abstract and Loan Co.
The only Abstract books of Marion
county. Real estate orders
tilled promptly and
safely.
W. H. H. WATERS,
MANAGBK.
uapital Cilv Restaurant
!Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WarmMeak at All Houis of theDa
None but white labor employed in this
establishment.
A imrul Biih.tanHol mm.l nl.n ... .
class-style. "" ""-""-
Twenty.flva cents per mea'.
R a D V R O M T.
Oourt stret, between Opeia .House and
Mlnto'g Livery
M. L. CUAMUSItLIN, o. M. SMITH
Vice Pre d.nt Treasurer.
UNION TITLE ABSTRACT CO.
275 Commercial Street.
Males the neatest and best Abstracts in
tbecountiy.
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCmiUIER,
ZliXCemmsrclilSt, . J ilem, Oregon.
(Next door to VTit'- i
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SSg&AJ&SSiJg' ""
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fifSb u. ,,, 8t"- L0''- rates tbaa
Jtan Priiiur t&im grSo,
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Sliasta Line
CAUrOKNtA KXHKUriS TUAIN RUN DAIJ.l
BtTWKia POKtfUND AJD 8. X.
South.
7-Of Ti I I .V
P-18 p. m. I Lv.
h:15 cm. I Ar.
TVJSt.
PWianU Ar. 7A.n. i
fMl,,.
imt Finn
.r. I 7i
v. I 5-C
.v-1 '.
Lv. 5-2H a. .
liT. ..Mlltl.
Above traius stop onl) at fnlioning .
tlons north of Host burg, EnM Iortiniii
Oigon Clt, Woodbutn, Kilem, Albat
Tangent, Bhedds, Jlnhey, Harrlsbu.'i
Juiicllou City, lr lug and Eugene.
ItUJEHUHO liAI.L DAII.V,
Lv. Portland Ar. . t.-Op. n,
Lv Halem Lv.J 1:40 p. n..
Ar. Koeburg Lv. 7-OJ a. m
Albany Lncil, llally Kvcrpr Kundar,
i-M a. in.
11:17 a. m
h:'M p. in.
6-00 p. m. I Lv.
7:62 p. m. Lv:
D-00 p, ni. I Ar.
Pur laud
iMlrm
Albany
Ar,
Lv.
Lv.
10-sJr a,
7 La. i)
ti.30a. r
PULLMAN BCFM SLEBPEU&
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Kornccouimndi.lioD ol pa,tBpirwhoIdIi
second c nss tickets attached to
eipreos trains.
ft-'e-st Side Division, Between Portlaci
ana Cervallis:
1'All.Y (tXCKIT SITNDAY).
iSili. m.
12:10 p. m.
Portland
Corvallis
Lv.
TiiTp.
12j5Vp.li
At Albany and Corvallis connect wK i
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
EXVBE33 TRAIN (DAILY EXCEPT SPNMA
4:40 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. I KuXI a. l. .
7gi p. ni. I Ar.McMlnnvllleLv. 5:45 a. i .
Throueh Tickets
To nil points
EAST and SOUTH
For ticket and lull iutorintiou regal t
me rales maps, etc, apply to the CVmj-
ny s agoiit s.ilem, Oregon.
K.P. IIOGEIW, AseU O. and Pass. At t
R. KOKHLKR. StanHcn-
THE YAnuiNA ROUTE,
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAb
And Oregon J)eelopment company i,
steamshl). line. 2U5 miles shorter, 20 het:
lesstimethan by any otuei loute. 1 In .
class throuzh pastenper and freight Ul
troni Portland and all points In the j
lamette vallcvilo and irom San Kranvisu
TIME SCHEDULE. (Kxcept fcundays).
Leave Albauy 1.-0UPA,
Leave Corvallis - 1:10 Pi:
Arrive Yaqulna ....... 5:.-0Pij
Leave Yaqulna- ...... -:45A V
Leave Corvalli3 .... Kka5A :'
Arrive Albany - - 11:10 A i.
O. & C. trains connect at Albany aim
Coivallis.
The above trains connect at YAQIMNA
with the Oregon .Development Co's Lii
jf.utiiiishlris between anulna aud K.
Krauolsco.
N. R. Passengers from Portland nnd all
Willamette Valley points can make clow
connection with the trains of tin
V AOUINA ROUTE at Albany orOorvallis
and If destined to San Francisco, shuula
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna the evenlr(
befo.e date of sailing.
Passenger and Freight Kates .Uw&yt It
Lowest. Kor Information ajiply to aieM-r-HULMAN
A Co., Freight nnd Tich-t
Agents 200 and 202 Front st,. Portland, l r.
O.O. HOUUK Ac't Gen'I Frt. A
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific R.R. Co.
Corvallis, Or
;0. H. HASWKLL, Jr. Gou'l Frtj A
Pass. Agt. Oresron Develcpm-ut
Co., .M Montgoirerv i.'.:
From Teraiual or iLtenor Points (lit
Noilta Pacific llailioi.(
i Is the line to tako
To all Points East and South.
It is thedlnlng car route. It runs through
vestibule trains every day In the yeai 10
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(So change of cars.)
Composed of dlnlngcars unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepers
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars,
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodations are both lree and lut
nlshed lor holders of first and second-cln-
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnuots line ooiine;tlng with i.ll
lines. nUordlng d'rect and, unlnterrut'lrj
service.
Pullman slcpo """""''Ions can bcr
cured In adviiut-t t..rvsli any agent nt
the road.
Through tickets to and from all po'ctn
In America, England and Europe can I -
purchased ut any ticket office of this cun
pany.
Full information concerning; rates, ttotf
of traIns,roule;ancl other details furnished
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Aslstfnt General Passenger Agent, $
121 First street, cor. Washington; Po I-
land, Oregon
SHAW k DOWNING. Atrer.t
JR500
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HEALTH.
Le nichnu's Oolilen Balsam Xo. 1
Cures Chancres, first, and second stajt
Sores en the Legs and Body; Sore Ea '
Kyes, Kose, etc, Copper-colored Biotcl
8ypMHtlo t'starrh, diseased Scalp, srd i
primary forms of tho dlseua known '
Syphilis. Price, $5 00 per Hot 11".
Lo Itlcliau's Golden Ilulsant So i
Cures Tertiary, JlereurlalnihlliUo Kht
matlam, rains in the Dones, Pains In tiu
Head, back of the Nk, Ulcerated Sort
Throat. Svphilitic ltash, Lumps and co
tracted Cords, Stiffness ot the UmbJ, suit
eradicates all disease from tho system
whether caused by indiscretion or ab-j.
ol Mercury, leaving the blood pur an-
healthy. Price S3 00 per Pottle.
IiO Jllchau's Golden Npanlsh An I
dote for the cure et Gonorrhoea, Urtti
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Oei
tat disarrangements, l'rice Si SO Vet
Bottle.
f Itlchau's Oolilen Spanish In
lection, forsovere cases of Oonorrb:'.
Inflammatory Gleet, 6Ulctures,4x. Pries
81 6t per Bottle.
te Itlcliau's Golden Ointment
lor the effective rwaling of Syphilids 6orr
and eruptions. Prlrefl 00 per Ilox
Le Itlchau'a Goldeu Pills Vrrt
and Brain treatment; loss ol physical po
er, excess or oter-work. Prostration, t?i
Price S3 00 per Box,
Tonic aud Nervine, .
Bent everywhere, C. O. li, eealy P
per express,
THE RiCHARDs'oRUQ COAgeutt
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