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'" T..- n"r ''- TO CIvOSK f II. LUNN Lace Curtains Window Shades Ho is positively going out of business and now is your chance to BUY CHEAP Come before the assortment is broken. Remember the place, opposite Bush Bank, Salem, Oregon. A good, three seated spring hack. A good horse and Imggy; suitable for family use. All sound. At IDE CAPITAL JOURNAL MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1892. GEO. D. GOODHUE. K. OAHILL. BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plaster, hair, Are anil buildiug brick, fire clay, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tail. Oillce 95 State street. Goodhue & Caiiill. GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, Strongs bakery takes the lead ou superior bread cukes, pics and nil kinds of fancy baking. WESTACorr & irwin,. DATES OP LOCAL EVENTS. April 11 Miss Susan Hale, render, Unity church. April 14. Democratic county con vention. April 20. Symphony club, Reed's opera house. CONSERVATOKY NOTES. -The fourth teirn of the Conservatory of Music of Willamette university be gins AprlPlltb and will close with the school year Juue 16th The number In the conservatory this year will reach about the same as the school year of '00-91 The conservatory will give its next re cital in ubout two weeks Mrs. J. N. Brown, of Heppner, will enter the conservatory the coming week Tn the conservatory there are very few changes. The different teacheis report there will be no de crease in the number of pupils for the coming term, showing earnest, steady work, which is encouraging and will give the best results. New England Celebrity. The re.iding at Unity church tonight by Miss Hale of the distinguished family of Edward Everett Hale, of Boston, will bring before Salem people a veritable New England celebrity. Not often does there penetrate thus far west a person who knew Emerson and who has had the honor of sitting at the feet of the sage of Concord. Miss Hale is a lady of culture aud vigor of in tellect. She has been spending the winter in California and has con Bented to give readings at several of the larger cities. Her lecture will have a distinctively literary flavor and should be beard by many. o The Astoria Railroad. A. B. Corey, one of the firm haviug the contract for buildiug the Astoria & South Coast, received a dispatch Saturday to the effect that the first train of grading outfit, consisting of five cars, would leave Ravalli, Mon tana, for Portland in the evening. Two of the cars are loaded with horses and mules, and the other three with cartB, scrapers and other grading Implements. Another train load of outfit is expected to leave Ravalli Mouday evening. Stocking the Willamette. It has often been wondered at why no effort was made to stock the "Willamette river with food fishes. G Stelner. of H.ilem, has secured from a hatchery ou the Scappos-e river, Columbia county, Oregon, one thnu'und catfish of the small, red variety, which he piopow-s to put in the Willamette river at this place. These and other various kiuds of baM, would do well In the vuliley stream?. Fur bargains In ladles underwear aud lxsiery, we Capitol Adventure company. T. CHALL1ES -3j Colors, Patterns and Prices to suit all. JACKETS , TOPS II CAPES. Call and See Them at Pltlffi is offering his AT COST. AT COST. Embroideries and Laces a bargain. MILLS BIG SUNDAY. Remarkable Men's Meeting in the Morning. TWO LARGE WOMEN'S MEETINGS. A Memorable Sunday in the Religious History of Salem. men's meeting. After half a hour of slugiug, Pres. Whltaker of Willamette university opened the meeting with an elo quont prayer. The vast auditorium was packed with men only. They kept pouring In until the sermon proper, filled the aisles, climbed up into the galleries over the pulpit and took up stundiug room as usual. Mr. Greenwood sang "Drifting Away from God" with great sweet ness and a wonderfully distinct clearness of enunciation. Mr. Mills now read the passage of Scripture where Christ feasted with publicans and sinners, and rebuked the Scribes and the Pharisees with the parables of the Prodigal Son, the lost sheep, the lost piece of sil ver, etc. After singing. Rev. Mills spoke from the text found in Rev. 3:20, the words "Behold I stand at the door and knock." The central thought was that any man could know God, by following a few simple diiections, aud show ed thai God was trying to get into the hearts of men. All knew it was right to serye God and to let him rule in our hearts. At many pass ages in the sermon many persons were moved to tears and deeply nfiected. At the close some ten or fifteen arose for prayers. Mr. Green wood sang "No Christ, No Hope in Jesus" while the ushers passed the cards to be sigued by those con verted. notes. ' One woman only was driven by curiosity to go up the steps and asked the usher to open the door a litMe she wanted to see a thousand men all by themselves once. She was gratified. It's enough sight easier to sit down than to staud up, said Mr. Greenwood. The men's singing was a little bass. There was an unusual attendance of political candidates, businessmen, professional men and other hard cases on the back seats. There was a sprinkling of Chinese present. The percentage of bald persons was very small. women's meetings were held at the Presbyterian and Congregational churches in the forenoon, preaching by Revs. Kel lerman and Whitaker. Full houses greeted them. evening meetings, Besides Mr. Mills' regular evening service, Rev. Gwynne, D. D. ad dressed a crowded house of church members only. Ho preached from Isaiah Hi, 1 and several arose for prayers. , the sauhatii schools. In the Sabbath schools tbero were special services aud consisted of an inquiry meeting in each, conducted by the several pastors assisted by the regular workers at the Mills meetings. At these meetings many young people declared themselves. FURTHER ANNOUNCEMENTS. At the 7:30 meeting Mouday even ing only non-church members. TUESDAY. At 3:30 p. m.and 7:30 p. m. there will be mei tings addressed by Mr. Mills, to which all will be admitted. Messrs. Mills and Greenwood go to Portland on the 5 n. ni. tram Weduebday, thence to Tacoma and Bent tie. For Sale. Two horses, one 1700 pounds the otiier 1300 p uuds w eight Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, over Barr & Pretzels. 3-17-tf HOLVERSON. I 1 HIT OUT. entire steck: of White Goods AT COST. Trunks a Valises AT COST. AT COST, DEMOCRATIC DELEGATES. A Westacott 'Victory All Along the Line No Instructions. As was stated in Saturday's Jour nal, they were Westacott and Row ley tickets at each polling place all the Westacott men being chesen: The delegates chosen from the sev eral preciuots reported areas follow? : East Salem Frank M. Smith, Geo. E. Allen, Jas. M. Muuken. Chas. Carlson, Ben. Estes. Salem No. 2. Jamea Walton, Hugh Thompsou, Leo Willis, A. A. Miller, Web Holmes. Balem No. 3, William Miller, A. N. Bush, W. N. Laduo, Tom Bur rows, T. L. Golden, W. N. Cham bers, Oicar Hodgklns, W. B. Galli her. Salem No. 4 Ed. Herren, John nie Novels, J. H. Whitley, W. D. Mohney, Joe Albert. Woodburn F. W. Parker, N. S. Todd, N. Miller, Jas. Casey, I. 8. Leonard, E. C. Huddleson, M. Mc Cormack aud A. J. Cooley. Gervais It. D. Smith, D. A. Nesmlth, Jos. Asmaii. David Keene, John Manning, J. D. Smith, John Thomburg, Robt. Johnson, James Hurley, Peter Michel. Lablsh Olive Beers, Geo. Emert, Henry Bareudrick, M. J. Egan. Prospect W. H. Downing, Joe Cavanaugb, H. L. Ashby, C. A. Beach, Lee Price, Win. Cook. Salem No. 1 Dr. W. D. Jeffries, D. J. Fry, P. H. D'Arey, John Gray, I. L. Kimber, E. F. Osborne. Englewood Frank Wanless, Geo. Savage, Walker, Lewis Savage, A. P. Gordon. Yew Park J. A. Tanner, W. B Simpson, James Coleman. South Salem Geo. Cioisan, T. C. Davidson, James Godfrey. North Salem Wm. Kaiser, B. F. Bouham, Brooke Wagnon, A. C. Goodrich. The delegates from Lablsh pre cinct were instructed for W.H. Egan for clerk but in none of the other precincts were delegates instructed. A PLUOKY WOMAN. Would Go to Jail Before She Would Pay to Peddle. Miss L. Young, selling mucilage and towel holders, was arrested this morning for selling without a license. She was in jail for one hour at Junction City a few weeks ugo. At Eugene she was threatened with arrest, but as it was election day, the police were too bu9y. City Attorney Richardson was called and diew up the papers aud while he did this she entertained the reperter with accounts of her various conflicts with officials. At Junction Knight of Labor had paid her fine. WHAT SUE SAID. "I will not pay license or pay a fine. I will go to jail and stay six months before I'll pay. I would rather take tbo money and give it to B.Fay Mills because I think he is working bard and deserves it. Please do not call me a female or a peddler. I am a woman and I sell goods." HAD HER WAY. Miss Young held tier position so firmly that the recorder decided to give her until Weduesday wbcu she will apply to the council for a permit. Mb. Rowley Defeated. The Democoatlo primaries Saturday re sulted in a defeat of the Rowley D'Arey faction of Salem. This is a bard blow to the asyiration of the mayor for the circuit judgeship and virtually eliminates him as a can didate, leaving the choice from this county between J.J.Sh.iw and Wm. Holmes. Mr. Rowly fought a win ning fight two years ngn,electiug Mr. for the Marlon county Democracy Holmes to the legislature and coming within seventeen votes of giving Goveror Penuoyer a ma jority. The result of the primaries 1b not exactly passing upon Mr. Rowley's merits, as it parsing them by, in the eyes of some of his friends. DISSS GOODS. LOCAL AN rSUSONAli. Miss Lilian MpIppIiiui in quite III of a malarial fovt-r. Tho State military board Is In sea sons two day. J. B. Huntington, Register of the Hartley district land office at Burns, was in Salem. Tho state bourd of fclnml commls sinners io in session tKt.t Manager H..l.rtUrt, of tho Salem tl. Hiring mills hut a tlck child. Dr. t M. Brooka declines the nomination for corouer ou tho Pro hibition ticket Clarence Keene has returned to the state university at Eugene. Tho Capital National bank has about decided to add a third story to their new building. Three drunks were before Recorder Goodell this morning. One paid Tho Elwood came from Corvallis Sunday and went to Portland this morning on her regular time. Rev. Webster, the liberal Congre- gatigualist, who occupied Unity church Sunday, is highly spoken of by those who heard him. Juo. W. Glover, of Spokane, one of the wealthiest men in Washing ton, is in tho city looking over Its advantages. Thero was no meeting of tho Dem ocratic club Saturday night, owing to the excltemeut over the prima ries. The address of Wm. Holmes will be delivered later. Remember the humorous reading at the Unity church this evening by Miss Susan Hale, of Boston, daugh ter of Edward Everett Hale. Senator Veatch, of Cottage Grove, is in town, looking after his political fences. Ho is known as Oregon's great objector. The Dltteuhoefer Mercantile Co., of Portlaud. and The Water Supply Co., of Hood River Valley, have tiled articles of Incorporation. Alert Hook aud Ladder Co. No. 1 received last week their new uni forms of regulation pattern. The shirts are of red and the caps of blue. Read all the advertisements of spring medicines, and then take Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Final settlement o( tbo Virgil K and Pherue T. Prlngle estate was made todoy by C. D. Young, attoi- ney for the executore, Geo. P. Hughes and Fabritus Smith. Only daily paper that circulates in all the suburbs guaranteed lar gest circulation in city The Eve ning Journal. For bargains in clothing, bats, gloves, underwear, bootn and shoes, call on the Capitol Adyeuture Co., Opera House block. M. Beatty, of Broolss, spent Sun day with his son-in-law, Jacob Leidenberger, foreman of tho N. W. fouudry. Customers looking for cheap dreas shoes or heavy working shoes can be supplied at Krausso Bros". Call and we will suit your purse. A. Bush had a turkey's nest robbed in his pasture at South Sulem. He oilers $6 00 reward. Ouly a very Ignorant or mean per son would rob a setting fowl's neht. One of the boys at Cheniawa Indian school is reported to have fallen upon his knife Saturduy while walking iu the woods. He was helped to the school by Farmer Savage and the school physician dressed bis wounds. Geo. W. Weeks, one of the legisla tive ticket and president of tho County Alliance says he has not time to spare from bis business to spend an hour on tbo canvass and will not do so. He did not seek tbo nomination and will not spend a dollar to be elected, People of Lane county are inter ested in a prospective railroad to Siusluw bay, which is alleged by some to be a harbor. But It is also claimed that the present Oregon congressmen has a favoritism for Coos bay. He owns some ground over there, and Coos bay gets about a hundred dollars to Sluslaw's one. Exchange. General H. B. Compton, Klam ath Falls; Captain H. E. Mitchell, Portland; Colonel R. W. Mitchell, Portlaud; Colonel Bowdltch, Ash land; Mujor Samuel L. Lovell, Port laud, are at tho Willamette In connection with national guard matters. Physicians, clcrgemen, nnd scien tist, unite in recommending Ayer's Cherry Pectoral as au invaluable remedy for throat aud lung troubled. H,art & Taliaferro, have now on the way from the best markets a complete line of the latest importa tions iu gents' suitings aud punts pattern for the spring season, This llrni will opou on Mouday, April 18th, at 08 Court street, when they will be prepared to furnish patrons as they never wero before. Chas, Welter, Mart. Chamberllu, the county surveyor and a helper went out to survey Into lots the four teen acre tract bought lust week by Chas. Weller on Htate street. This addition will be about eight blocks east of the state capltol, and will make very desirable residence prop erty. That Fight. It got the hottest along toward Hie end of the week, but at the oIivm of the clothing war Saturday night G. W. Johuwin & Son were In the lead IkjUi In Bales and good bargains. They ure In It all this week too. LlTLHAitv. Mlsw Hunan Hale, plsler of Klwaul Everett Hale, of Borttoo, will glvo a hiiiiinroiiH lead ing at Unity church this evening at 7:30 o'clock, POLK COUNTY NEWS. ! II NT XI, mil lf AllinnV. U'ltl MIUM1 move to Monmouth. A controlling interest In the Mon mouth water works' stock is offered for sale by tho directors. 'I he Monmouth city council will now act on a petition to vacate Lincoln ftreet. There are uow three Job offices at the county seat, the Observer hav-i ing lately added a Goldengate j medium jobber. The new steamer landing at In dependence Is a success in every way, and is deserving of the patronage of tho people. There was probably a larger crowd in Dallas on Saturday of tho Demo cratic convention than has been seen in the county seat for years. Work on the Dallas woolen mill is progressing as fast au possible, tho only difficulty being the procuring of the necessary lumber. The Hlushaw family,of Mill creek, are a numerous one, thero being tblrty-slx of them who receivo their mail at our postoillce. The Dallas postoflico is soon to be renovated so that people who own boxes cau procure their mail at any hour. Several new boxes will be added. Bishop Stanford, of Pennsylvania, delivered a sermon to the Independ ence evangelists Tuesday eveuing, which is highly spoken of. What has become of the petition to raise money for fixing that hori ble Eola road. We understand that some money was subscribed, and hope that plenty will bo raised to put the road in decent shape for next winter. The parties who have in charge the county fair, to be held at Inde pendence, are doing all in their power to make of it a complete suc cess in every particular. The Northwest Progress at Mon mouth has beeu accepted as the organ of the prohibition party of Oregon, and claims to bo rapidly gaining hi circulation. The pro hibitionists will put a ticket iu the field in this county. The philosophical department of the Normal school, has added new apparatus and are having some good times experimenting. They have also beeu replenishing tho labratory until they now have one that will compare very favorably with any In the state. Bins Opened. Bids for beating and ventilation of state house were opened at 2 p. m. There are about thirty different bids, all from Port land except Dugan Bros., and rang ing from $7084 to $24,000. The bids will probably not bo awarded for several days, and all tho bidders are having a hearing this afternoon. After the Grip And after typhoid fever, diphtheria, pneumonia, or other prostrating diseases, Hood's Sarsaparilla is just what is needed to restore thostrength and vigor so much detired, and to expel all poison from tho blood. It has had wonderful success in many such cases. Hood's Pills act especially upon the liver, rousing it from torpidity tn its natural duties, cure constipation and assist digestion. To tho Public. I respectfully decline tho nomina tion ou the Prohibition ticket for "coroner," being nominated without my knowledgo or cousont. I am here to practice medicine and not to run for office. Du. F. M. Brooks. HOTEL ARRIVALS. WILLAMETTE. E F Parsons, Chicago. H F Bowdltch, Ashland. O C Clark, Miss Grace Clark, Miss Minnie Espey, Portland. Theo Cotiler, W Macneaska, W P Smith, Q A Barker, Mrs Chlojeck, Portland. O P Bates, Omaha. R G Wallace, C A Bamker, S M Cosper, S F. EJ Young, Spokane. EESpaldintr, Chicago. G H Wilbur, Boston. A S Alfred, New York. COOK. J, W Mutersbaujrh. J n Wood ward, H A Bear, G W Lyon, Port land. F S Taliaferro, Salem. A J Cone, Stayton. G Clistom, Canby, W M Douglass, Baldwin. B F Burch and wife, Oregon City. (loud Looks. Good looks urn mnr Minn utln deep, depending upon a healthy condition of ail tho vital organs. If the liver bo inactive, you lmvo a bilious look, if your stomach bo dis ordered you have a dyspeptlo look and If your kidneys be aflected you have a pinched look. Secure good health nnd you will have good looks. Electric Bitters Is tho great altera tive and toulc acts directly on these vital organs. Cures plmpIcs,blotches, bolls and gives a good complexion. Sold at Daniel J. Fry's drugstore, 225 Commercial street, 60c. per bottle. ' DRPR!CES ftoaniBaking vbLPowden Vmd la Millions of Houief Hood's Sarsaparilta Is r refnlly prepared from flarsnrwri) , tMi on, ManctraUo, Dock, ripsiMrvn, Jin. . i r Horrid, and oilier well-known ai ! vnlu.illo vegetable remedies, by a peculiar combination, proportion, and process, glv i ttto Hood's Barsaparllla curatlvo power nut i-ussesscd by other medicines. It effects remarkable cures where others fall, Moou's Sarsaparilla 1m!io bcrt blood purifier. It cures Scrofula, Halt KLcum, Dolls, I'lmples, all Humors, Dyspepsia, Biliousness, Sick lleadacho, Indigestion, General Debility, Catarrh, lUicumatUm. Kidney and Liver coin 1. hits; overcomes That Tired Feeling, v.rcati.3 cm appctlto, builds up tbo system. Hood's Sarsaparilla Has met unparallcd success at homo. Such tshsropulailtyln Lowell, Mass., where It Is rrado, that Lowell druggists sell more ot Hood's 8-irsaparllla than all otner sarsapa rill s or blood purifiers. Tho same success is extending all over tbo country. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar in Its strength nnd economy, It Is tho only preparation ot which can truly T)0 said "100 Doses Ono Dollar." A bottloof Hood's Sarsaparilla taken accord ing to directions, will last a month. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is peculiar In tho confidence It gains among all classes ot people. 'Whcro It Is onco used it becomes a t avorlto family remedy. Do not bo Induced to buy other preparations. l)o suro to get tho Peculiar Mcdlcluo, Hood's Sarsaparilla SoUlbydruftglsts. fl; sliforfJ. l'rcrarodbj O-1. HOOD CO., Apothecaries, Lowell, Hut IOO Doses Ono Dollar Catarrh Can't Bo Cared with Locaii Applications, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh is a blood or constitutional disease, and in order to cure it you have to take internal remedies. Hall's Catarrh Cnro is taken in ternally, and acts directly on tho blood and musous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is no quack mediclno. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years, and is a regular prescription. It is composed of tho best tonics known, combiued with tbo best blood puri fiers, acting directly on tho mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two Ingredients is what pro duces atioh wondertul results In cur ing catarrh. Send for testlmonialt free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Props., Toledo, Ohio. Sold by bruggists, price 75 cents. POLK COUNTY DEMOCRATS. They Nominate a Full Ticket-102 Delegates Present. Dallas, Or., April 11. Tho Polk county Democratio convention met at 10 o'clock Saturday morning. The convention, composed of 102 delegates, was called to ardor by D. W. Sears, chairman of the county central committee, and Hon. Ira F. M. Butler, of Monmouth, was elected temporary chairman; Seth Itlggs, of Dixie, secretary; and V. P, Fisko, of Dallas; assistant secretary. The following tickot was nomi nated. For sonator N. L. Butler. For reprcseutatlves J. O. Staats, Lucklamuto, and G. W. Myer, East Dallas. For county Judge S. T. Burch, Dixie. For ah or ill Wm. Kuykendall, Douglas. For clerk Hugh Baldwin, Buena Vista. For commissioner Henry Byorly, Jackson. For school suporlntond'out Charles Slmoutou. For assessor John McDowell. For treasurer A. Cain, McCoy. For surveyor T. L.Butlor Dallas. For Coroner Dr. Crowley. ALSO THE FOLLOWING COMMITTEE MEN: L. C. Parker, Dallas, chairman; West Dallas, A. B. Mulr; Buenn Vista, P. W. Haley; Salt Lake, W. M. Townsend; Eola, T. W. Brunk; Bridgeport, D. M. Guthrie; Inde pendence, L, C. Gilmore; North Independence, Marsh Merwln; Lucklamuto, I. M. Simpson; Mc Coy, N. Gardner; Spring Valley, J. G. Tonor; Monmouth, J. E. Miller; Dixie, S. T. Buroh; Douglas, Chas. Purvine; Suver, W. T, Cauthorn, Jackson, F. A. Webster. JUSTICES AND CONSTABLES. East and West Dallas, DIxlo F. H, Morrlsou, justlco of the peace; Joseph Black, constable. Luokiamuto, Bridgeport O. E. Staats, Justlco of tho peace; H. G, Hustings, coustable, Suit Lake, Jackson, Douglas M. Byron, Justice of tho peace; W. II. Andrews, constable. Moumouth, North and South In dependence, Silver H. M. Lyon, Justlco of the peace; W. VV. Wil liams, constable. McCoy, Eola, Spring Valley W. M. Lynn, Justice of the peaco; W. J. Whito, constable. The I'lea of Insanity Cannot be urged iu oxtenuntlon of tbo conductofhosl of people who constantly Inflict Injury upon ibeinelve,aodlay the foundation for serious and dluastrou bodily trouble by the use. In season and out of season, upon slight necessity and without discrimination, of drustlo vege table cathartic and poisonous mineral cholagogues notably the various forms ot murcury- to relieve simply constipation, a complaint remedlableal any stage by the persistent use of Hosteller1 Stomach hitters. This famous remedy never gripes, evacuate too copiously or weakens the bowel", if there 1 any other tonla aperient In or out of the pharmacopoeia of which this can truthfully besuld, we are unaware of It. Abandon the futuou habit of dosing and use this benign regulator, which also set rlutit weakened stomach and disordered liven. Itbeumatlstn. neuralgia, sleepltuuess, lows of appetite. iiiamrjtt. ueumiy ami money complaint re trouble all conquerable by the ill Iter. 40 Years the Standard. 1492 WORLD'S FAIR rnilMtXlLliJItllVN KAIItKXCt'il8IONCO.,orcblengO ha established ff nfHxf A InKnlem, where thove who Intend golncto the World's Fair can obtnla Informa tion of much intciretRml value. Tho purrnxe of this company Is to provide fiut-l accommodations golntr to and frnm and while at the fair, at reasonable rates Mid n terms within the reach or all. Many people do not eem to be alive to the nceetty of securing rooms and accommodations In advance. It I estimated that 1(0,000,000 people, nn avempenf U 0,000 per day, will Tlslt the fair, lhls company la how coutroctine hotels, which nro being built and to be built, aud It Is a tact that those who do not mako provision In ndvanco had better stay at homo. We wonld therefore impre upon fnoo who Intend to visit the fair the Importanceof registering upon our book and securing their certificates ntonce The further payment can be mudotofmlttbe; convenience or purchaser, any time between now and April, IS?!. No certificate wMl be sold beyond the number or people to whom tho company can give all they promts, viz: Klrst-clasa accommodations. For full information call on SPALDING & ROGERS, AGENTS, BUSH-BREYMAN BLOCK. tiler Symphony Musicalo For benefit of The Willamette University, at Ee'eds Opera House, Wednesday, April 20tti. Under the direction of Miss GENEVIEVE HUGHES, Assisted by tho following talented artists: MISS PHELPS, of Chicago, Harpist. MRS. F. L. WILLMAN, Pianist. MISS LENA MORGAN, Vocalist. PROF. COOMER, Cornetist. -AND SALEM MANDOLIN CLUB. Admission 50 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets at Dearborn'B Book Store. Chas. -SUUOE3SOR TO- J. C, BROWN & CO. Have Re-oponed at the Old Stand with tho most complete stock in Salem of HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ROAD CARTS. -BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.!- Contractors and builders can find hero every article they need, in the most approyed and modern patterns. SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. All the former customers of this House and tho general trade are invited to call. "We will treat you we?l. i dw Choice C. fcyD Wholesale nnd Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt anil Smoked Meats of all Kinds, Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser vice and prompt delivery to all parts of tho city. OS Court and 110 State Streets, -. Notice. All tbat know tbomsolvea In debted to me, for work at tho ceme tery, please call and sottlo. And tboso who wish orders filled will call early. J. W, O'DoNNEii. 4 5-2w For Salb. Forty feet front on Commercial street. First-class busi ness property. Enquire of Wm. E. Burlco, one-half block south of Bush's bank uu-stalrs. 3-10-tf llutklen'g Arnica Balvo. The Best Balvo la the world for Cut, limine. Bores, Ulcen, Bait Ithoutn. Fever Bores, Tetter, Chapped Hand, Chilblains, Corn and all Bkiu Eruptions, and pofl tlvely cures I'llo, or no pay required. It Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or inoney refunded, l'rlco, 25 cent per box, For sale h v Dan'I J . Kry , 235 Com tit. Will he lound an excellent remedy for sick hcadaaho. Carter' Liltlo Liver l'llls. Thousands ot lotter from people who have mbou uimu jiruvu iuii uioi, xry mem. If slok headache Is misery, what are Car ter's lilttle lAier l'llls It they always posi tively cure it? 1'eoplo who have used them speak frankly of their worth. They are small and easy to take. If yon onco try Carter's Little Liver l'llls forslok headache, biliousness or constipa tion, you will novorbswlthoutthem. 't'hey nre purely vegetable; small and easy to take. Don't forget this. iinitN, DIBBLE.-On Friday, April 8, 1802, to tho wlfo of W. U. Dibble, a uaugmer. Notice of Asscsmcnt for In proromcut of South Com mercial Street. N OTICK Is hereby given that tho Com mon Council of the cltv of Halnm. Oregon, will at 8 o'clock p. m. of the 13th day of April, Utti, at the Common Council Chamber at balem, Oregon, proceed to asses upon each lot or pari thereof liable therelor It proportionate tuaro of the coast of grudfng, graveling aua curbing of Commercial struet between tho south side oftllllstreetand thesoutheru boundary of the city wrHalem,aooordlnB to the plans andprcldcal!onson ale Iu the oince of the oily xiirveyor of Huleni, Oregon. Done by order or the Common Council of Balem, Oregon, this nth day of April, ltjVi. M. E. aiKlDKLL., Hecordcr. Tj IWUnANCfci O o ni p a u y. Fire aud Ma. rlue. O, W. IIUKLtH, Agent, Salon - Orrgoa, 1893 THE- 248 Commercial Htrcet. Meats. Cross Notice. Regular meeting of thoW. O. T, U, at their room, Tuesday, April 12, at 2.80 p. m, a full attendance de sired by order of secretary. pimples. Tboold tdes was that facial eruptions wen duo to a "blood humor," for which they gave potash. .Thus tho old Saraaparilhu con tain potash, a drastlo mineral, that tnttead ot decreasing, actually creates xnore erup tions. You have noticed this when taking " othcrSarsapartllas. It is however now kaowa tbat tho stomach, the Mood creating power. ! Is the seat ot all vitiating or clcantlng oper ations, a stomacb clocscd by Indigestion ot constipation, vitiate tho blood, result pim ples. A clean stomach and healthful di gestion purifies It and they disappear. Tuna Joy's Vegetable Earsaparilla Is compounded alter tho modern Idea to regulato tha bowels and stimulate the digestion. Tho eifeet la Immediate. A short testimonial to contrast the action of tbo potash BarsaparU and Joy', lira, a P. Stuart, ot 400 Hayes ., 8. P., wrltcst "I have for years had Indi gestion, I tried a popular Bsrsaparllla but It actually cawed more pimples to break out on my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later preparation and acted differently, I tried it and the pimples Immediately dbappeaitd." Joy s Vegetable Sarsaparilla largest bottle, most effective, imao prioty For aalo by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. mill! AUCA-IIKHl'KItIAN KOCUST. X Meet evtry Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, In the hall over tho Btata Insur ance building. Meetings are opes to Um public, Itev. Kobert Wtiltaktr. I're. Dr. W.A.Uuslcx, Vlcet'rwluent. W-8U rll KKNT-New house in North tfalem. Apply to K. Holer, Konn yaieni, or at JoinirrAi, office. ' " i j Hernia and Chronic Qi&Ntes Dive, slump a iiousaea, Devote special attention to Nervouo, 0kt urrbal, Astumetlo and Throat Tp4i, Hernia (rupture) cured without jsaia or detention mu bustnew obi) (UafMtsod h Eyiry Cats. h.wy arletyof Feawte and Oaroetc , dUcttwa treated by tt moat advajawd V method known toKleUiet and MedWl Meat. Twenty year xprtwo in aw tOP n?.dwJHa WHM" ot t8trttjr, Dflfcei i aiucomiiwqiai (., uh-Biy-matt Ulck, Meet, Smith, ft T .TWH-- ifatSSfct attAJJM tif .-a . -jiU
