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"German
Syrup
J. C. Daws, Rector of St. James
Episcopal Church, Eu&ula, Ala.:
" My son has been badly afflicted
with a fearfulaud threatening cough
" Jbrseveral months, and after trying
several prescriptions from physicians
Whkh toiled to relieve him, he has
been perfectly restored by the use oi
two bottles of Bo
An Episcopal schee's German Syr
up. I can recom
ftector. mend it without
hesitation." Chronic
severe, deep-seated coughs like this
are as severe tests as a remedy can
be subjected to. It is for these long
standing cases that Boschee's Ger
man Syrup is made a specialty.
Many others afflicted as this lad
was, will do well to make a note ol
this.
J. F. Arnold, Montevideo, Minn.,
writes: I always use German Syrup
for a Cold on the Lungs. I have
never found an equal to it far less
a superior.
a G. GREEK, Sole JIan'fr, Woodbury H.J.
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CHATS ABOUT MEM.
ROSALIND UP TO DATE.
MISSPENT SYMPATHY.
DH.BIIIS b
SESTQHME llp$P
y HERVIHE. WSIM
jf AT Zsr
f Tufa xSfe
HEADACHE!
frmnnluopz CTUtlc looking personage,
ilflhlL lirtiBUentir.tftrecaT'i nj x-?
Huiffl' KIlBTOUATlVi: SEttVEriJE.
Cltcotcrod by tho entaCDt Indiana fcccdallil la
nervous citwito. It doe not contain optstrsor
danecrous dram. "Have been taking IjH.
MILI-fl' JXEVrOlIATIVB JVEI1VISTE for
EII-Pr From Pteniter to January jJEroua
tainitlwWerrln 1 had nt least conruliiint,
-"lmnftr three months' use bavo no ror
tu. Jon-r B. CuU-iXB. ltomeo, MI'i."
lh-TitKnu(B nit. WILES' UEHTOIZ.
jTi4BNEItVIKi:rorBboatoorroonlb. It
)u1t ngbt mo relief and care. 1 bare tak"i It
for epilepsy. and of ter using- It for one week hve
I J r.u attacks- Unrd C. Drulun, Ileitbvllle. "s.
Hno book of jrreat c 4re end trial bottlea i"il JJXJ
a Urns Iits Ererrwbera, or address
Cn.MIUCC MEOICAU CO., Elkhart, Ir.d.
Hold byD. J. Fry, druBgioi.Knler-
uamTi:
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GkMisHikMMfidu
Act ou a aer rriBclr 'e
regulate the liver, t f-c ich
and bewrb: through hi
netei lin. Mass' P .jj
tptftltv evre Ml most si,
torpid liver acd cons' po
tion. Bn.atlejl, mill ',
tcrctl&oa4ao9.2& tu.
Grocie lre at iru v it
b bV-Co.,2llU't i
Hold by D. J. Fry, dniidBt, .S.tlei
rfTTfiily y -y X XTX? LvV
SICK MEN
Buffer unnecessary. Don't you
know that exhalation, debility,
falling manhood, and general
weakness, brought on by early
follies, dUslpatlon and excesses,
can bo cured. Don't get discour
aged. Wo liaro cured hnndrodi rO2
at their home bjrrnall treatment pN
Your caio -will he dlai(noed free.
Write to-dajr. No coit to learn
yoBr condition.
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HuM, Sloclton and Ellis 8U
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
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He TTiiatetl III Kloquenca on the Oe
ert Air.
The benevolent citlten with the gold
beaded cane approached the reenmbent
figure on th bsnch In the p.irk.
"31y rriewl."he iid with feeling,
do yon thlni yoo art fulfilling the end
and aim of your creation?
The rnrty looking party In the deject
ed snlt of clothes and the discouraged
raatalrwof a hat looked np. Then he
lookeUl down again, shifted his tobacco
to tb other isWe of his jaw. leaned his
chin on bis hands as before, and said
nothing
"Is then; no better, nobler, more use
ful career for you, ray friend, than
spending your days in this purposeless
existence
The man on the bench pulled his rem
inifcence of u hat further down over his
eyes, crunched bis tobacco, and still said
nothing.
"I have no doubt." pursued the benev
olent citizen, "that at times a virion of
Au jillitiea of life to one who ear
nestly fetn vei tn do his port as a man and
a neighbor rise before your eyes. You
have felt. pcrhar,the inequalities of so
ciety, tho hopelessness of individnal ef
fort to change the existing condition of
things, and tho bard, grinding fact of
injustice, but that does not wholly ex
cuse inaction. The true idea of life, my
friend, is to overcome its obstacles, defy
its conditions, and make circumstances
your slave instead of your inaater. So
man who has ever risen above the dead
love! of mediocrity, whose words have
caught the ear of the world and com
pelled its respectful attention"
"Say." broke in tho man on the bench,
wearily, "if yon want to do mo a favor
go off somewhere and rest your monthl"
Chicago Tribune
A Chance Acquaintance.
Ingersoll told a good story to a party
of gentlemen who were calling upon
him at the Denison two weeks ao. A
gentleman entered a street car and took
his seat opfwrnte a tine, portly, ansio-
wnom he at
I once thonght ho recognized He looked
hard at the man for a time, until ho saw
he was causing him considerable dis-
. comfiture. He then changed his seat for
one beside tho handsome looking man,
and as he did so turned to the latter
with tho remark, "I beg your pardon,
sir, for my question, but I am strongly
seized with tho impression tluit wo havo
met before."
i Tie gentleman good naturedly replied
that he, too, thought ho had seen tho
other's faco, but was at a loss to tell
i where.
Both rodo on in silence for Bome
blocks, alternately exchanging sido
glances, but saying noyer a word. Fin
ally tho man who had broached tho sub
ject broko out with: "Hold on; I havo it,
sir. Weren't you blown up at the battle
of Vicksburg?'
"Yes?" replied tho other Inquiringly.
"Then that explains it. So was L
When you wero going up I was coming
down, and 1 thought, as I lookod at you
then, that that fellow would glvo a gooa
deal to bo as near tho ground as I am.
I know I had seen your faco eomo placo
comrade."
"Now, that Is wliat 1 call it wonderful
memory," said Colonol Ingersoll, with a
hearty laugli.
One of the Rothschilds In Weisbaden
is taxed on an income of fl.WO.OOQ.
General Butler has a cigar In his
month almost continually, but be rarely
or sever lights it
Leopold Morse, ex-congressman, uses
a rouna aozeu oi guuu m" c..
Havana cigars every day.
Senator Conger allows himself three
cigars dally, and Senator Allison also
loves a fragrant Havana.
General Oourka. governor general of
Russian Poland, Is a hale and vigorous
toldicr of sixty-four years, and he is not
going to resign bis place, as baa been re
ported.
With a jackknlfe James Ingram, of
Eaat Bradford. Pa., ha carved on a
dogwood cane a fox hunt with a dozen
bounds and a mounted uunier or wo tn
the chase.
Thomas D. Jordan, who succeeds
John A. ilcCall as comptroller of tho
Equitable Irwnrance company of New
York, becan service with the company
as an errand boy in 18.19.
M C Crcode. the owner of tho Last
Chance and Monarch mines at the new
camp in Colorado that bears his name, is
a native of Illinois, who settled in Colo
rado in 1 870. He is a man slightly above
medium height, lean, and b of a sandy
complexion, and is fifty years of age
although he looks much younger.
Bismarck sprinkles his conversation,
which is at all times interesting and
sometimes epigrammatic, with choice
and pertinent extracts front Sliakespeare,
of whose works he is especially fond.
His talk even on commonplace subjects
is bright and entertaining, and he is a
man, despite his reputation, of great
personal magnetism, which casts a spell
over the visitor.
i ProB6hntfd HppfitfS, Trt Sired.
From a letter written by Mrs.
Without, Independent and Bnellieullke: I da E. HunJ, of Greton, H. D., we
Within, Very Womanly. quete: "Was taken with a bad
I met him on the Elevated tho othar cold, wbleii f-uhtl on my luue?,
dar and ho neemod depressed and oat ! cough eel lu and finally ternilnaUU
of spirits.
,rWh3t8 tho matter!" asked L
in const!
me up,
niptloo. Four doe., gave f-Ii!??."."'
Ktiinp 1 cokl live buta'tSSt"fri"nV.r.
LUMBERMAN'S RENDEZVOUS.
Ttala term might be applied to flterens
1 lDt, loeaiea oa ine ikviuiu v,cjjui
ih e-nir-nrv to the vast fbrett
r.w.ii which extend JMrth to Luke
k itrtor. y di Unre ol 230 mile without a
break. n account oliw tiui lomucr ""
Tbt wmnnrin uitw i wuh.-u mc
i ine laxniiuir huu
. mew net ireri'ona'e line v tjiu r, ur
AROUND THE THROMEa
lifc! ON SALB
HMXWlB UM
DENVMR,
Omaha,KansasCity,Chicago,
ST.FAUL, ST.1.0UIS,
And all Polntil
East, North and South,
270 Com'l street, tfalem, Oreiron.
& UAltKKll, n.cuU.
IIOIHIC
Eitls for lleaUiig Canltol.
The board ol raiiltsl bulldluueniniiila.
lunnra liivltn kialL(l nroiKwala lor liClltlllit
the cnpltot bulldinir at Baleui, Or., either
by ktcuin or li'il water. Jiiuacnt aio la
lumUli their own jlanniid aiwclilcatlouii.
Kvery bid Blmll bo ncooiiipnuled with nn
uiidcrtultlui; with ouii or moro aiirUtlen In
aim in ftnlinl (i flnllblo till) nillOtltlt Of tllO
bid to bo nnnroved by the board, to llio
eflect that lOits bid atiull be accepted, the
bidder will perlorm tbo work icclrled
thorulu In acoortlanco with tbo plana nn
apeclOcntlnna theranir. Tba right to ro
Ject nuy or all bld In nvrved. lllda will
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bit oiMued at 'i o'clocn p, in. siouany,
April II, leW. at tliuexiwutlvooltloe.Knleui,
uku. w. aioiniiUK,
1'lUIj.MI-nMUHAN, ,
llnanl oriininilnl()ncra.
Wit. A. MUNLY.Ulerk of Uourd. 3-liMmo
Those Afflicted
With ths habit ol nln to exeei,
LIQUOR, OPIUM Oil TOBACCO
Cun obtain a
COMPLETE, PERMANENT. CURE
AT TUB
KBBLEy INSTITUTE-
Kowat Orove, Or,, 0U write, Htrl lli
eotindeutlHl.
thFwillamette,
HALJiJU, OltJiQOIu
JtiOts, $2.50 to JJi5.(M per Vi
Tbe Ixkit bote) lKiwtHn IVrtltuid nU .-)
Frtiin-Uci. flr1 el In II II "Plf?1
luuit- UMm r M"iwt wllp t!
Chotoi-ft Fruit
UlVb IU I be WbUutivllto Imp
A, I, WAGNER, Prop.
True to Uer Truat.
On tho night of March 8, 1801, Mr.
Wickwiro brought homo a package.
(This word should bo taken in its literal
601180.)
"What havo you there, dear?" asked
his wife.
"Thnt,' said Mr. Wickwiro Impress
ively, "is a clock a new fnnglod clock,
that runs it year on one windlug. 1 pur
poso to go to sleep In peaco hereafter."
On tho night of March 8, 18U2,nt 11:18
n. in.. Mr. Wickwiro awakened from a
dreura of a railroad wreck, In which tho
brokon driving rod of tho overturned
locomotive was slowly jabbing its way
through his vitals, to lind that his wifo
was orouslng him in tho usual manner
with her elbow.
"Ura-ra what tho what's up?"
"Did you wind tho cloclr, Honry,
dear?"
Woman may forgive, but sho cannot
forgot. luiHunapolls Journal.
Uuibnrrnulni;.
Queen Margharita of Italy devotes a
day occasionally to visiting the hospitals
in Rome.
The Duke of Edinburgh is, after tho
queen, tne ncnesi anu ctusesi uicmusi
of tho royal family.
Ex-Empress Eugenie has still in her
service tho woman who was her favor
ite maid in tho empire days.
The empress of Austria's namo when
traveling is that of Elizabeth Nicholson.
She once had a favorite lady's maid of
that name.
Princess Liso Troubletski Is one of
tho most celebrated grandes dames in
Europe. She belongs to the illustrious
family of Belosselaky. whoso ancestors
date from Iturik.
The Grand Duchefsof iiaden, daughter
and sister of emperors, is at tho head of
a hospital, a cooking school, a training
school for servants, a school of art for
women and a mending school.
That highly ornamental personage, tho
king of Siain, has ordered a large and
expensive steam yacht to be constructed
for his own use, which will bo twice as
largo as any such craft now afloat
King Milan has decided on abandon
ing all his rights, not only as a member
of tho royal family of Servia, but also aa
a simple citizen. Ho considers that ho
la acting in tho interest of his son and
his country, and probably he is not far
wrong. Tho ox-king styles himself a
voluntary exile.
The Prince of Wales smokes a cigar
manufactured specially for him by a
Cuban firm. The tobacco is tho finest
known In tho trade, and a cigar, when
rolled and finished and packed in highly
polished boxes bearing Wales' "Three
Feathers," represents exactly four Eng
lish shillings each.
TURF TOPICS.
"Mi
And your answer Is Irrevocably no?
"Uufortunatoly, It must bo so."
"You might havo told mo so before
boforo 1 invested twelvo good dollars in
thoso tickets, Tho Idea of my Hitting
through nu opera with you nowl"
Harper's Uaznr.
Not a Hud I'lmi.
"My dear old friend, how woro you
ablo to acquire such an imtnuuso for
tune?" "By a very slmplo method,"
"What Is thatr
"Whon I was poor 1 inado out I was
rich, and when 1 was rich 1 made out
that 1 was poor," Toxaa Biftings.
In 1891 exactly 123 thoroughbreds wero
foaled ut Rancho del Paso.
Kansas City will probably furnish a
sixty day racing meeting this season.
Springfield talks of laying out a kite
shaped track, tho lirat in the state of
Ohio.
Ed Corrigan baa made C03 stake en
KaKomonts for the coming season. Last
year hia horses won in stake and purse
races no less than 570,000.
Tho Dloomingtou (Ills.) Trotting asso
ciation offors to give a purse of $10,000
to Monbars, 2:10f, Chimes Girl, 2:20,
and Kalph Wilkes, 2:18, next falL
James E. Popper, the wealthy distiller,
is tho first turfman in the southwest to
lit up a palace horeo car for his horses
to travel In during their campaigns.
Professor Landaborgor, tho sculptor,
baa been commissioned by tho College of
Agriculturo of Berlin to make a statuo
of tho celobratod English race horeo St.
Gation.
Tho rivalry between somo of tho for
eign countries in regard to which should
purchaso tho best American trotters has
furnished a uiarkot for some of tho best
trotting stock this country has over pro
duced. WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.
Ho flashed in a conscious way, and
said, "Oh, nothing." Then in the
pcxt breath ho added: "Yes there is,
too, and Fm going to confide in yon.
You impress me as the sort of woman
man could confide in."
I have nlwayB flattered myself that
there is something in my face that
inspires confidence. I was pleased to
eco that this expression was gener
ally recognized.
"Tm in love," ho continued, "des
perately in love, and I feel sure it i3
a hopeless case. 1 uon t mind men
tioning her name to you. Indeed,
any man might feel proud of himself
to think ho was in Iovo with her.
It's Miss Z. That's why it's so hope
less. You know what Miss Z.'s posi
tion is. So do L I know sha is a
clever, capable, competent business
woman. She fights her own battles
with the world, and asks no odds of
anybody. She is highly respected
by her employers, wh. r joognize her
true worth and her value to them.
She needs no help, no protection
from any one. 1 don't dare to pro
pose to her on this acco'uit. Why,
jho'd just laugh at me for my pains.
She would want to know of what
earthly use 1 could be to her.
"I came pretty near doing it once.
I saw her at tho opera one night, and
she looked so girlish and dependent
in her white frock, with her hair
curled in childish rings alxrat her
face, that I made up my mind she
did need a protector and that I would
propose next day.
"Well, the next day came, and I
happened to meet her in the morning
on her way down town. It was rain
ing. She had on a very mannish,
double breasted, long caped mackin
tosh, a pair of stout boots, a storm
hat and a very aggressive umbrella
tucked under her arm. There wero
no babyish curls that day Her hair
was braided tightly all about her
head, and looked as businesslike as
possible. My courage failed me. I
said to myself that it was all non
sense. That trim, alert, capable
young person didn't need mo or any
othor man to look after her. And so
I didn't propose. That's alL" he
wound up gloomily.
It hannened that tho very next
afternoon Miss Z. dropped in for a
little chat and a cup of tea. I told
her the story because it was too good
to keep. She laughed a bit and then
sho sighed.
"Yes," sho said, "1 dare say I givo
people that impression. 1 intend to,
at least. I resolved when I first went
out in the world to scramble for my
self that I would never ask any in
dulgence from any one on account of
my sex. I would put on a brave
front anyway. Like Rosalind, I'd
havo a martial outside, though in my
heart tho woman's fear did lie hidden.
WelL your story sho.vs that I have
succeeded. And yet I am a woman
still at heart.
"I don't liko to do things for my
self. I'd rather be waited upon,
cared for, watched over by some
great, big, delightful man. I often
look at other women with their hus
hfinds and sweethearts, and sigh to
remember I havo none. You would
not have believed it? No, I dare say
not And probably poor young X.
would not behove it now But it is
true; true of tne and of every wom
an. No matt r how biavo and capa
ble we may seem, wo are all cowards
at heart Wo like a mau to light tho
world for us."
And when I looked at her there
wero two tears slowly rolling down
her face. New York Recorder.
iiic ui ra
short time. I eave in v self up tomv ,M; wh lo .eacuiwalnrabcr feeder to
- .- j i ia t .u ... i lAMitv hr ini nun n? innrHiu iu ujuici
-aviour aeiprmimfii u i i. .. VbufareTai. oiUrt for thonwnda of
tay with my frteuis on earb, l'( orp,Mn the upper rountry, bat it
WOUIU IIH-T uy aufeni niies mvr. ( i irnl'xes a wau-r P""- l"t
My busbnod vrns advtel lo gel Ur.
King's New Tjlfw.very for eoununip
finn, concha and cold?. I erne it a
t ial, took in all, eight bottles; it has
cured me, and thank God I am imtr
a ell ui'O Ik arty woman." inai
bottles free at Daniel J. Frj 's drug
store. 235 Orumerelal etreti, regular
size, oOc. and f 1.00.
Bby rrfart,
Mother sihl.
Doctor nhMrfljOd t Castoria.
Ilucklen' Arnica Sfllve.
Ths Best Salve h te workl for Cntr,
JlniiK. forft, l'kvr-. s't Ittwarn, Kev, r
Sores, Tetter, ChpKl Hind. CbllbtelDij.
rvimtt am all frtin Kniglltin. arid rx(t-
ttvelv etirta Titer, or to par rtqulred. It
u mnr&nteed U Eire 1rfeoi mtlsfiiutkm
or money refund t. Prl-e. 38 cent pr
box. Korsalebj-DamJ.Kry.znuomHi.
cecond
t nit tn Ibal or rceoan ana arosuna,
v bleb ctlle re 1m loat-don tbe "Den.
I al." MUllonaof feet or lumber are cat
ery year, giving employment to hnn
firertjot men. inad'ltion to the lumber
I fide. It baa nuraerona other manuOuv
t -rie-: It la here wbera tbf large car shops
.ril,e WUeonainCeutral Line are located.
Kor tlekew. maps, pamphlets and full
Uformnllon appl lo O.K. MOelll, C. P.
adT. A., Mlnuenpirfts, Minn, and tojna,
i food. General "aseDKer and Ticket
Acint. Cblcngo.Jll. MCly
J. M, Needham,
JIOUSB PAIjnTES'G, KAX80
MINING, PAPER HANGING.
NATURAL WOOD FINISHING.
CARTER'S!
rfl IEIE?
VLjBti Sawn5
wlhi
Sick Head? ch and relieve all tbe troubles Inci
dent to a bilious state of the system, such ai
Dizziness. Nouses. Drowsiness. Distress aftet
eating, 1'ato in the -. 1 &c While their most
remarkable sucrv ha. Lven rhown in curing
3 s SO
Leave orders J. Irln"s,rearof8mltha
stetner's drug store.
JE. K. HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Offlce at Chas. Cal 'erf MIHIoDery store,
f'alem, Oregon.
M.T. RiNEMAN
DEAI.KR IX
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
Crockery ,"G!asware, Lamps, "Woeden
,tnd Willow wre. All kinds of mill feed.
Vldoveseiabletandlrults in their season.
Highest Price paid for country produce."
.VeolIcl ashare of your patronage.
(U) m Btate street
Headaci. a. yet Carteb's Ijttle Liver Pilm
ure eqttillv rn) iaWe in Constipation, curing
)nd pro 'entmR this annoyingcomplatnt, while
fie also correct all disorders of the stomach,
Imutatc the liver and regulate the bowels.
'en if they only cured
che they would bs almost priceless to those
tio suffer from this distressing cemplaint:
jt fortunately their goodness does not end
.re, ami those who once try them will find
!iese little pills valuable in so many ways that
ley will not be willing to do without them.
But after all sick head
ffiA S3 P1 PC5"
W3
v tho h.ann of ro manr Uvea that here is where
to make our great boast. Our pills cure it
vWIb otheis do not.
Cmittr'h Little Lrrra Fills are very small
ind very easy to take. One or two pills make
a doss. Tbey are strictly vegetable and do
not grip or purge, but by their gentle action
lease all who usa them. In vials at 25 cents;
3ro for $ 1 Sold everwhero, or sent by matt.
castes icc::l;s co., He rat
M R W M Small Me.
PKOFKhSIOKAL OAKD3.
EO. H. BURNKTT, Att.rney Pt law,
Kalcm. uregon. umce otr uina a
uah'H bank.
G
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Ha'
AHOY&BlNOHASI, Attorneya auil
rnnnselnrx at law. Splciu. Oregon.
'nvintr unnbstraetol tho recordof Marion
county. Including a lot aDd bloek Index oi
saiem, mey nave special nu-intiti. mr w
nmlnlue titles to real estat. BusIqwji In
the supreme court and In the state depart
ments win receive prompt mieuiwu.
Misa Jaiio Cobdott, dangbter of tho
famous Richard Cobdon, is an indefati
gable writer on jiolitical aa woll as on
general subjects.
Tho hospital recently opened at Glas
gow by Lady Aberdeen is f rco to women
ouly, and la to bo worked by it staff of
competent lady doctors.
Dr. Mary P. Jacob!, of Now York, and
tho fashionablo Dr. alary Woolsoy Hox
on, of Washington, aro each said to earn
over f 10,000 every year in tho practico
of their profession.
it now trannpirea that Mrs. Osborne,
of London, etolo her friend's jowela in
order to pay trudesmon, with whom sho
had recklossly run in debt, and who
wero threatening suit.
Mrs. Paran Stovons, during her wan
dorings through Europe, has collected
no less than a hundred miniatures,
paiutod on Ivor', onyx and silvor, each
tho beauty of some well known family,
disposed of by some improvident member,
CLEAN!
If yomvould bo clean nud hayo yourclothea dono up
in tho noateat and dressiest manner, tako thorn to tho
SALEM STK1X LAUNDKY
wlioro all work ia dono bv white . Jabor and in tho most
prompt mimnor, COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Liberty Street
'Wontlera of tlio Tranco State.
Professor William James, a well
known Harvard instructor, in speak
ing of tbo trance condition and
trances in general, eayw: "I know a
woman who in her trances knows
facta which altogother transcend her
possible normal consciousness facts
about tho lives of people whom she
nevor saw or heard of boforo. I
make this statement deliberately,
Imowinrr tho liabilities to which it
exposes me. My own impressions
aro that tho tranco condition is an
immensely complex and fluctuating
thing, into the understanding of
which wo havo hardly begun to pon
etrato, and concerning which any
very sweeping generalizations are
sure to bo premature." St. Louis
Republic.
Lemons at FiuieruU.
In 1878 I was called upon to olli
ciato (for a neighbor) at a Cunoral in
a Lancashiro town. Tho relatives,
working people, hut not poor, do
trirod mo to attend at tho house bo
foro tho procession loft it I found
tho company drinking lemon juice,
mixed with warm water, sweetened
and spiced. Tho vessel was a largo
two liandlod pot mug, and tho rind
of tho lemon was wreathed from
handle to handle I found it would
havo been a groat offonso to refuse
to drink of it Notes and Q.ianes
Own
T. RICHAKDSON, Attorney at law,
office ud stairs in front rooms of new
ush bloc!:, ccrner Commercial and Court
streets, Halcm, Oregon.
JOHN A. GAIIRON, Attorney at law.
Itooms3nndllLKda Hush's bank
building, Salem, Origen. 8 1 lyr
Conservatory of Music
WILLAMETTE UjaVKBSIrT. Gives
V superior advantages to students of
muKic, Five teachers. Latest methods.
Vocal and lnstru menial music taught to
he highest proncieDcy. No use going east
o study music. Expenses moderate.
01pkma given on completion of course
ext term begins Ktb. 1. IS&i.
S1.M.PARVIN.
Muolcal Director.
rMPHOVKD OKDER OF RKD 31 EN.
I Karalakun Tribe No. 8, Palem. Holds
council every Thursday evening, at 7:30.
Ugwam in btate Insurance hall,
F. C BAKEK. Prophet.
FRANK C. WATERS, Chief of Records.
Salem Abstract and Loan Co.
The only Abstract books of Marion
county. Real estate orders
tilled promptly and
safely.
W. H. PT. WATERS,
THAN-A-OBR.
M. L. CHAMBERL1N, 0. 31. SMITH,
rresldent. Secretary.
H. M. BRANSON. GEO. H. bOUBERT,
VlcePresident. Treasurer.
UNION TITLIABSTEACT CO.
273 Commercial Street.
Maken the neatest and best Abstracts In
the country.
FEAR & HAMILTON,
Loans neg. Hated on Unproved farm and
City property.
SAiEM, Oregon
Boom 14. Hush Bank block. 6 12dw
B. K. BON HAM. W. H. HOL31EH.
Bomiam dt Hoi.mf.h, Attorneys at lw.
OUlce in Bush's block, between State
and Court, on Com'l St.
rpIL3ION FORI), attorney at law, Salem,
X Oregon. Ottlce up-stalrs in Paltou's
block.
BH. BRADSHAW, PHYSICIAN AND
. Burgeon, balem. Oregon. Offlce in
Lldridge block, upttalrs over Williams
England's bank Residence comes State
and 8. E corner Winter street.
It. YOUNG, 31. D.. Offlce formerly
. occupied by Dr. Rowland, corner
Court and Liberty streets. Telephone No.
43. Offlce heure: 8 a. m. to 12: 2 to 4 p. in.,
and 7 to U p. in. Residence Htl street on
electric car line. Tclephono No. 9.
MoAFEf. t BBOOKls. Physicians
and Surgeons, 3iurphy bluck, up
Btulru, Commercial street, "iulem. Or.
It. W. S 310TT, physician and bur
geon. Olnee in uuriuge uiock, tu.
Oregon. Offlce houis 10 to 12a.m.
to 4 p. m.
lem,
ECTect of Qalulne on Liiboroia.
Workmen occupied in tho mauu
facturo of quiiuuo aro eaid to uuller
from a peculiar cutanoous ontption.
which some claim U ctiuieil by the
vapor from boiling solution, and tbe
statement is made that abo.st HO pa
cont of thoso engaged aro iu.ro or
Uv affected. PhannacouDii n.
Tbo l'lra of insanity
Cannot be urged In extenuation of the
conduct of hmta of people who cous'an'iy
Inrllct Injury upon theinseUea, and lay the
foumlutlun for aerloui and ditt-(r u
bodily trouble by the use. In aeuwm -rid
out of seaaon, upon alight ncres'ltv and
without dlfcrtmlnatlon, of dnut o vege
table cathartic anit pohoniu mineral
cuoiagoguesnotably tbe vanour lortn cl
murcury- to relieve simply conit'ratloii n
the bowels If there ta any other toule
complaint remediable at any itare bj tba
Kralstent use of HosUlter'a Ktomieo
tera. This famous remedy nev. r
, evacuates too eoploutly or weakens
EB. PHILBROOK, 31. D.,HomeopathlsU
. Ottlce 155 Court street; lteuldence 347
High street. GeLeml practice. Special
uttcntlon given to diseases of Women and
children.
T.HOUSER. 31 D. Physician aud sur
geon. Practice limited to dlseiu.es
ofthe nervous sjBtem. alarru including
nsthma and rupture or hernia. Ottlce iu
Cottle block rooms 11 and 12. Offlie hours
lrom 9 to 12 a. m. and from 2 to (i p. m.
llltf.
R. T. C. S31ITH, Dentlst.W State street,
CttlUJIl. Ul. fJUIAUCU UfltUll UliCJH
ons of every description, l'alnlessoperu
tlonsu specialty.
P1
tloni
TVR.31INTAB.A. DAVIS. Offlce houn
f 9 a. in. to II a. m.; 2 p. m. to a p. m.
Day or night calls promptly attended to.
Special attention given to dli-oate of worn
euand children OUlcoln Aew BuukBlk.,
auu (.-onimereuii sueeu iioncenco sace.
1-vR 31IM.fc.ItK. l.UND, tplMMipal tec-
lj toty; coriior Lutinekow ana cuurcn,
Orlico hours 1 to S p. in.
NNICK F JEFFREYS. 31. D. 'Ireat-
inunt of lidUaaudCblldronn upeo
laity. OUlce hours; 9 to 12, ana 2 to . i.i-
dridge block, salem, Oregon,
T 1). PUUH, Architect. PIiiim, Hpecl.
V , tlcAtlonu and suierliiteudence lor
all cbu.os of buildings, Offlce 2U0 Com.
nierclal bt , up stalra.
T J. McCAUrnLAND.ClvlIBHnltaryaud
Hi. Hidraullo Euglneer. U. s. Dtpuiy
ntinerai surveyor. City suneyup, offlce
CotUo-Parkhuiat Block, ualem, uregon.
A. ROBERT, Architect, room 421, Mar
(juaih building, fortUuil, 0ro-)U,
0.
lll'SINlisy CARDS
TOKYKMILlM,lroprietii 'h Porce
II
lain Uathandthavluirl'Hilor. Have
the only lorcehiln Hath Tubs in the city.
Juu CumiiiercUl ktreet, Salem, Oregon.
PRAOUK A ALLKN, Hluoksmitlis and
borenhoelng and repairing Only i lie
workmen enmloveu. OooomUs Kialu
Iaauranoe building
II.HJIITH&OO., Contreoloni, Heirer
.. Ing, Cement Bldewulkk, Kxun-utlng,
Etc: Ail work promptly doue, balem, Or.
Leave order with Diuju Buvi 4jl&-lm
QPHJ
beet wi
0"
Use
a)rlenl In or out or the phsrmanpwU of
which Ibis can truthfully beald, we aro
unaware of It. Abandon the fatuous babtt
of donlng and use Hi is twnlgn regulator,
wblsh auo aeta right weaienM tomaeii
and dlsoidrren livers, ltbeumallsm,
ntaralgla. slecpleasneiu. lou ot appetite,
malaria, debility and kidney compialnu
we trouVlw ai) nentbu fy the outtn.
BPET-tAYING.-I make a specialty oi
roiiet-elur xnd InTlnsrr nui.N
ken unnnd ielaiditncivi.i(wnt. Hnnu
eleunlug. Lwve order with J. 11. Lunn
or Huron Hon. J. O. LUUllMAN.
Ilorso
Hl.op
I fOHN KNIGHT, IMackKmlth.
t) hwlugud repairing a ntHMjtalty
at I ho fool of Liberty street, Salem, Oregon,
iautf
PJ. UK KHUN & CO inulwitore of all
.klndapr vehicles. IVpalring a f peclal.
ly, Bhor.i5HUUUvet,
Capital City Restaurant
Uas. Bachelor, Prop'r.
Warm Meal at All Hours cl the Day
None out whlto labor em ! yed In this
efctabllkUmeul.
A good tfubstamlal meal c o!.ed In flrsl
clais style.
Tweuty-flve cenU per meal,
RBD FRONT,
Court street, between Opera .House and
Miuto's Livery
J. H. HAAS,
THE WATCEMAKEE,
2I5K Commercial St., ialcm, Oregon.
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty ot Spectacles, aud repairing
Clocks. Watches and Jewelry.
THE ELEGANT NEW
Barber Shop and Bath Rooms,
- 247 Commercial St.
Two doors north Red Cornsr drugstore,
JOSEPH FUSEE, Ptopr.
rnift lib
fVNE OF THE ! VTtOFSY rBrABLIBH.
ylnxoa m .... .,v.'c, winr niton tru-n
Portland, lirgesi atnok LeJ 1 Blanks ir
theHtate, a-d blggMt dlsco.iut. endfm
firlcallst of Job prtuiUig. n'l cs'alogno ol
egsl blanks. e.. a:. WaITE,
Htearu Pdnler M.m 0"vn n,
Notico of Assesmi'iit for In-
provoinent of South Com-
morcinl Street.
Vf OTIOK is hereby given that the Coil
1 inon t'ouncll of the olty cl tstlem.
Or, uon. v, I.I t 8 o'clock m of tbe 13th
day of prll, IKli.ni tbe iVimmou Council
CnhinbiTH at snUin, Orcjou. puKOtd to
aif UK n each lot or irt thereof liable
thwri'Ii'r it proportionate brr of the
coakt of grHdfiig, ravllugana c.irbluj: of
Comnieri'lilMnvtbFlWfceu I bo S'jutbsldc
of 31111 slretand Uibwutheru biundaryof
theCI'y if pAleni,nxirdlng to the plans
andp olfci.ttonstin ie in Uu pflice of
Iheolly i ireorf 'rm, i 'ivvrii.
Ilo'ie by order oi the Common IViunell of
eoiem, uregon, i mi. Mn oay or April, lRH,
31. K. UvKibELIi, ltvomdir.
Liquor
NOTICE
For Aniilication for
Llconso.
To ull whom It may reneern:
ie nonce unii me unarnijned will
apply to the coun.y court ol Marlon coun.
tv. slate ol Orn.iin.nt tin. Mu v lum i.iii
of said court, fur a ilceuie toMlUpirituous,
mair, ana vinous liquor, in ips quautUlN
than one gallon. In Aurora preHt, lu tatd
rounty of Mariou, for the perion ot one
year from the dataoflMuingofanld license,
FUEB tAiJSNKDIiaP
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Notico of Final Account.
To all whom Is may cencern:
TOTIi 'K is berebr etven thnt th n...
1 signed administratrix of tbe estate ol
Ottas Shaw, dwested, ha this day filed
her filial nrmunt as such In the county
court lor Marion county, Oregon, and said
court ha appointed Sal unlay the 16th day
ol April. 1W, at 10 o'clock a ta. of said day
at ttiPcorrt bouse In Palcm In said county,
aa the time and place for bearing any oV
Jectlons which thrc may be to said ac
count and fiir the settlement thereof
MRS JANK BKU3IBAUUH
AdmlnlstrB.rix of Estate of Oziaa Sbaw
Halcm, March 12,1583. 3174tw
EAST AND SOUTH
VTIA
Southern Pacific Rouie
Sliasta Line
CAi.iroR.NjA Kxrnnss train rujj da tt
BETWEEN rORTXAKD ANU 8. T.
South. 'I
fi5c p. in. I Lv
M p. m.
Kia o.m,
Portland
Lv. Salem
Ar. Sn Fran.
Nc-t
Ar.
Lv,
Lv
. 7:35 a. t
. I 6r2f u. r
.1 7,-fr.p.'
Above trains stop only at following sta
tlons north or Horeburg, Ka-l I'ott'and
Oregon City, Woodbum, Salem, Albany
Tangent, Shedds, llal-ey, Harrlibur;
Junction City, Irving arid Eugene.
ItOsBUCnO MALI. DAILY,
fcM t.. in. I Lv. Portland
11:17 a. m I Lv Sdletn Lv. 1:40 p. ni.
fe50 p. m. I Af. Roseburg Lv. 7-00 a. in
Ar. I 4:0 p. m.
Albany Local, Daily iixcept bumlay.
&UU p. m. I Lv.
7:52 p.m. I Lv:
9CT p. m. I Ar.
l'ortiuud
8.iK'in
Albany
r. 1 10:.Wu
r. .S)L.
v,(jJ3a.
Ar.
Lv. 7.
Lv
u n.
ni.
FDLU1AN BUFFET SLEEPEllS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Foraccommoilatioii ot riUM-engers holding
second c.ass tickets attached tu
express trains.
tYd Sii'e Division. Between ?ortiaf-i
and tallis:
PAII.Y (EXCBIT 8UKDAV).
7:M a, m. I Lv. Portland Ar. r&a) p. i
iaiO p. m. J Ar. Corvallls Lv. 1 125 p. t
A. AUianv qnfl rv,rvnlll rvnTllvt. xrlt .1
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
EFh"iis?"TKAIN (DAILY RXCgFTSUWDA"
4:40 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. I blO a. r
7S3 p. m. I Ar.McMlnnvllleLv. I 5:45 a. n
Through I ickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
i or tickets and lull luiormntion regan .
mg rates map, etc, apply to the Corap
uj8 agent Balem, Oregon.
Z.Cm UUCjI. ifm V. U co...fc
R. KOLHLEB.
.Mr.nusr
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAlLROil1.
And Oregon Development company
steamship lino. 225 miles shorter, 20 houn
less time than by any other loute. Firtt
class through passenger and freight lir
from Portland aud all points in the V ..,
lamettc vallovito and lrom San Franclnt.
TIME SCHEDULE. (Except bunoays).
LeaveAtoany 10 PW
Leave Corvallls 1:40PM
Arrive Yannlna 6:30 P '.
Leave Yanulna ....-- 6:15 A Ii
Leave Corvallls 10:35 A 3'
Arrive Albany 1U10 A 3'
O. & C. trains connect at Albany blg
Corvallls.
The above trains connect at YAQOI
pith the Oregon Development Co's Lit
jfSjteamshlns between 'Vaouina and Kk
brsneisoo.
N. B. Passengers lrom Portland and al!
Willamette Valley points can make cloi
connection with the trains of tut
lAQUlSA kuute at Aioany or trvauu
and If destined to San Francisco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna the cvenlii?
before date of sailing.
Passenger and Freight Bates Always Hit.
Lowest. Tor Information aiply tn .Messra
Agents 200 and 202 Front st, Portland, Or.
C.C. HOGTJK Act Gcn'l Frt. &
Pass. Agt., Oregon Pacific K, It. Co..
Corvallls, Or
;C. H. HASWl-aiL, J r. Gen'l Frt; &
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., aoi 3lontgomers st,-
Frora Terminal or Inferior Points the
Northern PacificRailr-oud
Is the line to take
To all Points East and South.
It is the dining car route, it runs through
vestibule trains, every day in the year to
ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO
(No change of cars.)
Composed of dlnlngcars unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepers
Ot latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and In whirb
accommodatlens are both tree and fur
nished for holders of first and second-rloES
tickets, and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnuora line oonnestlng with ill
lines, affording direct and unlnternitid
service.
Pullman slicrr rcCTVPMonscan bti'v
cured in adviLff Uc.b. any agent ot
the road.
Through tickets to and from all poltts
In America, England and Europe cau he
purchased ut any ticket oflice of this cim
pany. Full Information concerning rates, lime
of tralni,rou tes and other details furuh bed
on application to any agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent, I".
121 First ttreet, cor. Wanhlngton; I !
land, Oregon
SHAW h DOWNING, Agent..
50!
mwMK m
mm&m mm!
YfauflBirkJl
I
HEALTH.
lie nichnn'g Oolden Balsam Xo. I
Cures Chancres, fin', and second Bti.-c
Bores on the Legs and Dlyj Sore E
S;
STihllis. Prlrn. S.I no nr Ilolll'.
Le Rlcliau'a Golden llaliam No.!r
Cures Tertiary, ilercurlaliryphllitla Bheu
matlun, Pains In tbe Bones, fain in tne
Head, back of the Xk. Ulcerated So.
Throat, Syphllltio Iluh, Lump and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, tut
eradicates all disease from tho Kua
whether caused by indlsrretlon or atuu
ot Jlcrcury, leaving the blaod pure UK
healthy. Price 85 00 per nettle.
Le ItlchauU Golden Spanish Au'l
doto for the cure ef Gonorrhoea, Os
IrriUtlon Gravel, and all Urlaary or Geni
tal disarrangements. Price S StPf
JJottle.
ur Itlchau's O old en Spanish In
jection, forsercra cauesof GonorrM.
Inftimmatory Gleet, tricturts,ic prie
81 6l per Dottle. .
Lo Kleliaa'a Golden Olntmenl
tor the effective hesllngof SyphlUtlo ;rt
and eruptions. Prlrejt 00 per Hoi-
a Itlchan'a Oolden PUlf-Mnj
ml Brain treatment; lou of physical W
r. excess or orcr-work, Proatrauoc, e
Price f 3 00 per Box
Tonic and Nervine, . .
8n Terywhere, C. O. YL, swuwly P"
per express,
THE RICHARDS"DRUQ C0.,AgeeU
609 fill JUKKET ST ,
,.iPaai-itt vr.-hftmeimicxi,
,3rC&mim
..,,a,iaBiwiitivwt-.l
. .iaiiKWuaKtfstojOtt -
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