Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 13, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textc WH'fm 'WUhWi'w ma ' !i y ffw ""St.'""" -rvv-nivw - w"j tgipipMM1 " 'nwi?MT'.y'RSLVlfrePF5r' ' wwsj-yijgssp "fKE?"''''"? " ("TT" a- TO CIvOSB J H. LUNN Lace Curtains Window Shades Embroideries and Ho is positively going out of business and now is your chance to BUY CHEAP lite bofon the assortment is broken. .Remember the place, opposite Bush JBaul , -( b.wun, u reon. A good, three seated i. p.i v iw'. All sound. IHE CAPITAL JOURNAL. patA-n rm WEDNESDAY,. APRIL IS, 1802. ( KO. D. (100DHUE. K. CAHILL. BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plaster, hnir, fire iwiil building briuk, fire clay, sand, giuvel, blacksmith und house coul, wood, ull kinds, wholesalo and re tail. Oillce 95 State street. GooimuK & Cahill. ULT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. St ougs bakery takes the lead on sup rior bread cakes, pies and all kin is of f.uicy baking. WKSTAt'OlT & IRWIN. DATES OP JiOCAL EVENTS. April 14. Democratic county con vention. April 20. Symphony club, Reed's o'pera house. Evangelical Appointments. The Evangelical conference, just closed at Portland, made the follow ing appointments for the coming confeience year: Willamette dis trict O. C. Poling. P. E.; Lafayette, Q. J. Coleman; Dayton, H. L. Pratt; Newberg, E. Curriu; East Portland, 0. D. Slagle; Album, St. Johns and Columbia, J. M. Diuk; Independ ence and Corvallls, D. V. Poliug, T. L. Weaver; Bueua Vista, M. J. Ballantyne; Louisville and King's Valley, T. A. Yost; Sweet Home, C. N. Plowman; Brooks, O. 8 Haines; Hillsboro, J. M. Beaucaiup. F. L. Lock, member of E.i-.t Portland quarterly conference. Columbia dis trict J. Bowersox, P. E , Halt m; J. Bowersox, Milwaukee, Noith Puget Sound, A. R. Johnson, Rock ford, Peter Desgianges; E. 8. Bollin ger and F. J. Strayer, membeis of Salem quarterly conference. Family Expense. The case of Cuas. H. Dodd & Co. vs Wm. St. John and Cynthia St. John involv ing the legal question of whether or not a buggy, a family vehicle, purchased by the husband, is a family expense for which the wife's separate estate would lie liable, was decided by the supreme court iu the affirmative. The court deciding that a buggy under the allegations of the complaint as pleaded, if true, constitute a family expense. It is a pretty big expense in some families. Fair Play. A f-uccoasful Salem merchant cats (hat he attrlhutia his growing business to tho fact that he ullows no cinches on auyoue, but liplieves in fair play to all. When ho advertises outs in prices, bo docs not mean cutw In quality, or any trickery, but the lowest prices in the city marked in plain figures on the goods in hl show windows. G. W Johnson & Son are on top in the clothing war at Salem. A Bad Law. Thesaiesladv, Miss Young, Is a hrlok. Hundreds of people in this city will uphold hpr in fighting an unjust license ordi nance. Tho council once decided to amend tills ordinance so as to allow permits to be taken out for a few days, or n week, but no action was taken. The present l.tw phou'd bo repealed. m A Chanqe. The change in the moon took plp.ee Tuetduy tifierunou, and those people wl.o go by the moon say that it was a good change and that we will have fulr weather, but they do not know for now loug. The frost Tun-day nlht was fol lowed by a tine day. GHAUJBS Colors, Patterns and Prices to i ii dA0MO is offering tiis AT COST, AT COST. White Goods Trunks Laces spring hack. At a bargain. STATS MILITARY BOARD. Wined and Dined at Salem Get ting Ready to Tight Modocs. The state military board concluded its business Tuesday night, but formally adjourned to day. Con siderable impoitaut business was transacted, und Brigadiei-General Compson became fairly well acquainted with his coadjutors of the board. He made a favorable impression on all who met him here, possesses a dignified bearing and tins an experience as a soldier, added to a commanding figure and level head, Hint constitutes his appoint ment an ideal one. His appolut muutof Cipt. Mitchell, a son of tho senator, as quarter-master on h's stafF had u happy result at Salem for the whole board never faied so well sluce the O. N. G. was created. Col. Wagner at tho Wallumette served the gentleman meals and lunches that were a credit to the house and city, but to the new quaiteriuaster belongs the credit of numerous extras on the bill of fare, as he was given carte blanche and used it with the taste and skill of a born master of supplies. TIip regi mental officers at Salem gave the board a banquet at Strong's Monday night that was a rich affair. Sr.KIOOS BUSINESS. Col. Bowditch secured an appro priation of $500 to equip for actual duty troop B at Linvilie, who are liable to be called out to defend the the seltleis against the three thou sand, Indians still on the reserva tion. There is great danger of an Iudiau outbreak there and the pres ent state military board deserves ciedit for doing nil iu its power to protect the settlers. Mills Meetings Closed. Every nook and corner, every inch of space on every railing and step was filled Tutedsy night to hear Mr. Mills' final address, Iu all some over 700 have signed cards signifying a desire to become Christians. Individual churches have had accessions of membership of from eighty to 100. Rev. Gwynne, D. D. spoke briefly at the close and said that if Mr Mills ever came to Salem again tho Christian people here would build him a tabernacle that would seat from 3000 to 5000. There will be services the remainder of tills week in the several churches conducted by the pastors. A Rich Table. Fruit makes a rich table but the queen of all fruits makes a royul feast. You can have tho queen ut your festal board for over thirty days by getting a variety of strawberries ranging from the earliest to the latest. A plat of ground ten feet by thirty will raise all on ordinary family can consume, and you can have four varieties. Why raise just Sharpless and Wil son and huve berries for only two weeks when you can have berries for six weeks? Catalogue and guide to culture free. Plants for sale, E. Hofer. The Diamond Medal. The first regular shoot for the Salem Rod and Gun club diamond medal took place at R'wedale grounds. Following records were made out of a possible Uoutv five: Alex. LufoIIett 13, C. D (Jahrielsou 22. F, A. Turner 10, B F. Harrltt 18, J. Ryan 17, C. L. Glenn 21, E. F. Parkhurst 17, T. B. Jones 15. The followiug parties also took part, resulting out of a possible twenty-five as follews: Frank Howe 10, L. F. Conn 15, J. C. Griffith 18. C. M. Lock wood got seven out of a possible fifteen. Street Wokk. The town of Woodburn lias published an assess ment fir grading, graveling and tiling Main streot. The expense ranges from $37 50 to 00 a lot. The O. & C. Riilroad company must pjy $1102.50. Soiled bids for the work win ne opened April jo, 7:30 p. in. A dirt und gravel street without tllli)',- wM in a short time be only a mud road. Rad all the advertisements of miring medleines. and then take , ' 1 Ayer's Sarsaparlila. T. HOLVERSON. SUMMER WEIGHT DRESS GOODS. iotici If WHIPS Call and See Them at OUT. entire teck: of AT COST. Valises AT COST. AT COST. A good horse and buggy; suitable for LOCAL AND I'AitSUNAb. Miss Lulu Hirsi'h Is at homo. H. W. Cottle, of Salem, pays $1000 taxes in Tillamook county. Mba Carrie Hans is visiting cous ins at Portland. Col. J. T. Bowditch, of Ashland, will remain over to the Democratic state convention. Tickets are on sale at Dearborn's for tho Kinder Symphony and many are already taken. Rev. J. Bowersox will bo pastor of the Evaugellcal church atSilcm the ensuing year. A prominent Pioki says the Mills meeting's made many votes for their ticket. An Eastern Oregon girl ba- mar ried Henry Hug. She will probably call him to diuner by his full 'name, but be careful where she places her accent. Simpson Bros, always have fiesh vegetables of all kinds at the Elec tric store. The Htayton paper complains of unruly and mischievous hoys. Wonder If that town has any such men? Hon. J. K. Weatherf..nl. Demo cratio candidate for coumess is at the Willamette. E. P. McCornack is temporarily taking Napoleon David's place at the First National, the latter being in. One Salem dealer imported all his dressed poultry for Saturday's trade from Portland. This ii not compli mentary to Marlon county farmers as poultry growers, or it is caused by the bad county road". The plain people of Chemeketa street aio going to have Just com mon gravel If there are any dudes who want it screened, let them have a screen. The rope to tho pile driver broke this morning, and the team took a run for a few blocks, when they were stopped. F. T. Hurt and Frauk 8. Taliferro, have leased the rooms in tho Bush block on Court street, and will open a merchant's tailoring business April 20th. L. S. Stolt of Valley lodge ai d Mrs. B. W. Cooke of the W. C.T. U., were "made members of tho city board of charities at its last session and three cases of relief the past mouth were reported. Tho youug ladies of the Kinder. Symphony will meet at the resi dence of Miss Lena Breynmn Fri day afternoon at 2 o'clock sharp. Anorher large shipment of shoes just arrived at the Palace, this makes makes their shoe stock very com plete. Remember the place, the now store, 307 Commercial street. Rev. O. 8. Haines, the newly ap pointed Evangelical pastor to Brooks mission, will preach next Sunday at Mission Bottom at 11 a. m. and at Kaiser school house at 3 p. m. "The Weekly Tribune" of Silver ton, A. 8. McDonald editor and pro prietor has appeared. If well sus tained Mr. McDonald is capable of giving the people of that nourish ing part of Marion county a good paper. The Democrats hold their county convention on Thursday of this week. There is quite a struggle for some of the offices which they be lieve there is a chance to capture. Mayor D'Arcy'a friends propose to place him in nomination for justice of the supreme court. There was a meeting Tuesday night of (he directors of tho Salem Building and Loan association. The money on hand was loaned at 113 and 114 months respectively for $1,400 and $2,000, making iu ull $43, 000, and tho withdrawals were or dered pnld in full. Wednesday April 13th the box sheet opens for the Kinder Sym phony Club, at Dearborn book store to get a desirable seat you must apply early remember the enter tainment is for a good call so and bear In mind tbat the program Is nnoof thd bi'Bt ever offered to the Balem puhl'o do not fall to get your Beats Weai eadoy m truing. A telegram woe received today by suit all. K AND n w UATfiO tho family of M. E. Poguo, of the Btato Insurance Co., aiinoiinrlnir tlnt his broth r ut Riddles, Jackson oniuiy could not live. Mr. V 'gui lt- absent in Washington, but his mother and wlf' imi south on the overland this evening. The Salem pollr-n are dangerous men to fool with. The public are m tilled not to put J up their dukes ut Doc OHhoii. I Mr. and M-p X. M. Connor, who i Imvi been vthlti ta relatives in this city, h ivc returned ti lliulr home at I Billion. I Two drunks got five d lys euch of Rfi-iider G xidell this morning, and are putting iu their time hauling broken rock on he streets. I'hjslclans, clergemen, and scien tist, unite in recommending Ayer'a Cherrv Pectoral as uu invaluable remedy for throat and lung troubles. m WAS RESCUED FROM JAIL. Great Excitement Among Salem Women Generally Over Impris onment of Miss Young. Mft-a Young was taken from the city jull Tuesday evening by Mrs. Allen, who keeps a boarding house at 258 Front sueet, giving security for hei return or payment of the fine. Miss Young was seen by a reporter this morning aud was iu a prostrated condition from intense excitement. Shu still refuses to have her fine paid and says she would not have left tho jail but she wu too ill to toniiuu there aud will go hack and i-erve her time as soon as she Is sufficiently recovered. She said: SHE WILL FIOHT. "The goods I sell are pateutcd articles not kept by any dealers, and can ouly be got through agents. Justice Bradley of the supreme court has rendered a decision that sates of such urtieieo cannot be for bidden" TO II EK UESCIIL'. Tho 8alem W. C. T. U. in session Tuesday afternoon decided to give Mi- Young their moral support. The boarders at one house made up a purse and offered to pay her tine. A gentleman offers to put up money to fight the law, and a number of prominent ladles havo deolared thoy will make up u pony purse to curry a suit iuto tho courts against the city to test the law. For the present Miss Young will stay at Mrs. Allen's. She had but a small sum when she came to S.uem and lias made nothing to speak of sinco she has been here. No one blames the olllceis for doing their duty, but there Is a strong seutimont growing agnioFt the law thst allows it. POLK U01MY NCWS. Mrs. Bell's mother, from Ohio, has arrived at Dallas. L. Batterman, of Baliston, will soon leave for California. Born at Oak Grove, Monday, to the wife of a Heise, a sou. Frank Wait, of Zena, had tho mNfortuno to break his ankle the other daj'- Several cases of scarlet fever is re poited on Saltcieek. A child of Al. Baxter's is quite ill with it. The tale of the Enterprise hotel furniture at this placo has been post poned until Saturday. Married, at Independence, Tues day, April 12th, J. W. Masteison and Miss Melissa P. Locke, both of this county. B. R. Smith, of Jefferson, who bought the fuim of Jus. Douglass, near Dallus, has already taken up his residence there, and Mr. Doug lass has moved to town. The revivuls that are being held In the Methodist church for the pust three weeks will close this week; the evangelst Lrothers, Connolly and Struble, having already gone, but Rev. Summervllle, assisted by Pierce, of Independence, will hold service the rest of the week. Several members of tho Presby terian church, of Dallas, are attend ing the Pieshytery at Independence this week. Among them being M. M. Ellis and wife, Mr. Chapman anil wife, Jas. Simontou and wife. KEAL FS1ATI. 1 IlANSFEItSOVEK ONE THOUSAND. Polk County Lund Co., to C. H. Teal; 22 acres of Jos. Cormack, d I c, $2100. S. E Dodson to D. L. Keyt and J M. Wipe; 804 acres in t 0, s r 6 w, $1750. M. A. Grlm-sby to Wite and Keyt: 304 hitch in t 6, h r 5 w, $3500. J. Y. Bj ron to C. II. RIely ; 5 acres of land, $12-50. S. P. Kimball to Olivia Johnson; parcel of laud In Dallas, $1400. W. A. Miller to O. B. Suver; lots in Independence, $1300. Hurvey Guthrie to R, J. Leat; 3O0 ai rs of d 1 c of Juo, McDowell, $830J. L. C. Wanu, ot ul to Elijah Morri son; d I c $5341. L. O. Wann, etal to D. O. Keyt and J. M. Wise 391 acres In t 0 s r 5 w, $10,510. APPLito Cjihibtianitv. Miss Anna Slinms and Landlady An derson of tho Cook, and Capt. Price deerve credit for raising the money to pay Miss Young's fluo Tuesduj evening. Capl. Price waited on her with the monej, but she would not take it, or allow it to be paid for her. It was a Christian act. I Fo Hale. Forty feet front on Coimnerohl street. First clans bul new property. Buyi'TO of Win. E. Jiurke, one-half Mock south of llunh' bank up-Btalr', 8-10-tf Pimples. The ot) Idea lru that facial eruption vrete duo to a "blood humor," tor which they Eft ro potash. Thus tha old SarsaparlJlai con tain potash, a draatlo mineral, that tn-ti-ad ot decreasing, actually createi more crop. 'font. You hare noticed thti when taking othcrSatsaparlllfta. It U however now known tbat tho stomach, tho blood creatine power, lithe scat ot all Tltlatlng or cleantlng oper ations. A stomach closccd by Indigestion or constipation, Titlatct the blood, wrolt pim ples. A clsan stomach and healthful di gestion purtflca It and they disappear. Thus Joy'a Vegetable Barsapanlla la compounded after tho modem Idea to regulate tho bowels and stimulate tha digestion. Tho effect Is immediate. A short testimonial to contrast the action ot tho potash Barsaparillu and Joy's. Mrs. O. D. Stuart, ot 400 Hayes Bt, a P., writes: "I hare for years had Indi gestion. I tried a popular Barsaparllla but it actually caused more pimples to break out n my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later preparation and acted differently, I tried It and the pimples Immediately disappeared." Joy s vegetable SarsaparilSa Largest bottle, most effective, saroo price. For sale by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. Quite a Fake. Amos Strong, A Hcrren, Mark Holms, J. Frlzzcll nnd Ed. C. Cross have returned from ( week spent atMltchell, 125 miles east ofThe Dalles, in tho Blue mountains. Mr, Frizzell's brother had written that he had discovered the famous Blue Bucket, or lost gold mines, supposed to have been found and lost iu 1815 by emigrants Tho fatberand mother of Mr.Herren were in tho train that located the fabulous Blue Bucket mines. Care ful investigation showed the party however, that Mr. Frlzzell was mis taken. The party had a pleasant trip. Policeman Fined. On com plaint of H. P. Mluto, Dee Gibson was fined $5 and costs for an assault ou C, W. Pugh. This was for tho same offense that is charged before Justice Batchelor as assault with a dangerous weapon. Judge Goodell says it will not affect tho mrlts of that case, as that Is to bind the man over to the graud jury. BuTTEit. Do you want some thing fine in butter? Then place your order for it at "Blue Front." They receive a fresh supply of home made, sweet, Jersoy cow butter very Friday. 2t Moving. Things are moving nicely at the Palace now. Call and see the new stock before purchasing elsowhere. YOU ARE "HAHD UP." Of course Mr. Harrison is not in favor of a Chinese exclusion law, even If he did appoint Blair minister to China. Didn't he and his partner, Attorney-General Miller, have a lot of Chlneso naturalized in In dianapolis so thoy could vote the Re publican ticket ?-Portlaud Tele gram. The "Telegram" is so uniformly a fair paper wo are pained to toe it resort to the above style of argument. It a very low stylo. It is not fouudud upon any facts and we pre sume tho Telegram could be safely challenged to produco any evi dence whatever to base its insinua tions upon. LO IV VALUATION AND U1G 11 TAXES. A 5 mill tax on a Salem valuation without deduction for indebtedness would bring iu $125,000. A road tux of 2 mills would bring the city $50,000. Tho present Ave mill city lax brings in $17,400. Tax reform lies In a more Just assessment. A one mill tax on a proper assessment would bring into the city a tux of $25,000. Those who talk of our present high taxes say nothing of low valuations. The present ex pense of the city is about $20,000 a year. After the Grin And after typhoid fever, diphtheria, ouetimonia. or other prostratinu dlsiases, Hood's Sursaparilla Is Just w n ai is needed to restore luestreugiu und vigor so much desired, und to expel all poison from the blood. It has had wonderful success in many such cases. Hood's Pills act especially upon the liver, rousing it from torpidity to its natural duties, cure constipation and assist digestion. Republican Committee Meeting. The members of the Republican county central committee of Marlon county are requested to meet at Salem, on Saturday, April 23d, at 1 p. m., at reading room of Hotel Willamette. J, L Patteiuion, d&w td Chairman. died. TUCKER. At the residence of his sinter, Mrs. J. U. Simmons, near Mt. Angel, Friday, April 8th. of gull stone, J. W. Tucker, aged 38 years. Mr. Tucker camo from California last January to visit his sister and intended returning home thiadorod nonexploaivo. Now York mouth. Ho won taken 111 ou the Srd. Journal. D-PRICE'S fiDaitf Baking UPowder Uwd & Umiocn of Home Who first Used the- Wredf To mo it npp,xin) probable that ovon boforo tho discovery of tho fourth quarter of tho globi a sort of tobacco wns Bmokod in .Asia. This conjecture being mentioned to tho colobrutod Imvolor M. Pallas, ho gavo tho following answer: "That in Asia, and especially China, tho uso of tobacco for smoking is inoro an cient than tho discovery of tho Now World. I, too, scarcely ontortain tho doubt Among tho Chincso, nnd among tho Mongol tribes who had tho most intercourso with them, tho custom of smoking is so general, so frequent, and become so indispen sable n luxury , tho tobacco purso af fixed to their bolt so necessary an article of dross; tho form of tho pipes from which tho Dutch seem to havo taken tho model of theire bo original, nnd lastly tho preparation of tho yollow loaves, which uro moroly rubbed to pieces and then put into the pipe, so peculiar that wo cannot possibly dorivo all this from America, by way of Europe, espe cially us India, where tho habit of smoldng tobacco is not so gonoral, intervenes liotwcon Persia and China. Mny wo not expect to find traces of this custom in tho first account of tho voyages of tho Portuguese and Dutch to aiina!" Beekman's Tech nology. I'nss and Butterfly. I was fishing for bass one clay in a quiet pool on Elkhorn crook, near Frankfort, Ky., on tho outer rim of what is known us Gnult's bend. A fow yards nbovo whoro I was stand ing, knee deep in tho water, was a broad Bhallow, whero tho current rippled over sunken nnd about ex posed rocks boforo subsiding in tho deeper waters of tho pool. As 1 drew my bait temptingly across tho pool in search of a hungry bass, I noticed a yollow butterfly winging its zigzag flight across the Bhallow mentioned, and closo to tho surfaco of tho water. When half way across, a small bass, probably not ovor a quarter pound weight, suddenly leaped from tho water, struck tho butterfly with unerring aim, and fell back with a splash in tho shallows. Tho butter fly was hit hard, as it fell dead or stunned in tho stream about throo feet from whero the boss had inter cepted its flight, but unfortunately tho littlo gladiator failed to recover his prize, as it floated undisturbed down into tho pool below. Forest and Stream. Tho Ii Ull In Morooco. A little ovor a hundred years ago that is to eay, in tho year 1788 tho thon reigning sultan of Morocco took as his wifo a rod haired and bluo eyed Irish girl, tho young widow of a sorgoant of engineers who had died in Morocco. This Celtic lady sooms to havo left a famous record behind her. Sho ruled tho sultan and not infre quently rodo into battlo at tho head of her husband's troops. Her son, known as Mulai Yozztd, inherited much of hor pluck and spirit, and was in open rebellion at tho timo of his father's death. It is a very open question how much of tho blood of this Irish lassio runs in the veins of tho present sultan of Morocco, Muloyol-Hassnn, but it is at least intorosting to assume that tho known partiality of thisrulor for tho British nation is duo to tho romantic marriago which his ancestor mado over a century ago. London Figaro. necoiulng Left Handed Suddenly. Three years ago a young lady of Fall River, Mass., was hit upon tho left sido of her head by a falling sign as sho was walking along n street in Boston. This was followed by brain fovor. After somo wooks sho was aa woll in body and mind as over, but from a right handed porson sho had become so loft handed that sho could neither cut, sow nor write with hor right hand, but found it easy to do all those things with hor loft. Her right hand was just about as useful as hor loft had been boforo sho was hurt What is strango is that, with so recent a change in tho uso of hor hands, she novor makes an akwnrd motion, and as gracoful in tho uso of hor loft hand as if sho had lieon born left handod. Boston P,ost What People Tulle About. If pooplo only talked about what thoy know a profound silonco would sottJo upon society and a largo roward would bo offered for an answer to tho conundrum originally propound ed by Pontius Pilate, "What is truth!" Poor human nature likes to boliovo tho worst of its kind, and there are those who feel personally injured at praiso of others. Ono touch of scan dal makes tho wholo world kin. Only exhibit tho weaknesses of tho great and a glow of satisfaction suf fuses tho faces of tho littlo. It is proof positivo of tho wholo demo cratic dogma, that "ono man is as good as another and hotter too." Kato Field s Washington. A now process of obtaining cobalt, by which great economy is shown, is m follews: Tho ore is roasted with manganoso and common salt, thon treated with Bulphurotod hydrogen to romovo tho copper, whilo tho co balt is precipitated with sulphido of sodium. Petroleum Made Nbnexjiloslve. A Gorman chemist has invonted a method whereby potroloum and sim ilar liquid hydrocarbons can boron 40 Yfr Ut Sttodard. 1492 WORLD'S FAIR. . 1893 mill!: COHJMU1AN FAIK EXCURSION CO., of Uhlcngo linn estabtfMitd tin lyertcy J. in bnloni, -whoro those who intend golDgto the Worid'aKalr can obtain Informa tion of much interoftt and value. Thepurpoieorthlscompnny l& to pravldo fliBtHsbuw coommodftilonnRolne to nnd from nnd while Btlhefntr, nt rnumnable rales and on terms within tlierencli ofnll. Many people do not seem tobanllveto thent-eewlty of necurlnK rooms nnd nr-commodn lions in ndvnnce. It l estimated that 30,000,000 peopley an nventfroor HO 000 per day, will visit the fntr. 'Jhl company la now contraetlnir hotel, which are being built and to bo built, and It Is a fuel that those who do nob make provision In ndvnnce tind bolter amy at homo. We wonlrt Iherefoie Imprest upon thoe -who intend to visit the fair the Importance of registering upon our book nnd seourlne their certificate utonce The further payment can be made to trait the conviinlencn or purr baser, nnsr time between now nnd April, 183. No certificates Will bo Hold beyond the number of peoploto whom the company enn give all they promise, vlw First-class ncuommoduttons. For full Information call on SPALDING & ROGERS, AGENTS, BUSH-BREYMAN BLOCK. Kinder Sjifky Musicale ! - For benefit of Tho Willamette Univorsity, at Reeds Opera House, Wednesday, April 20tTn. Under the direction of Miss GENEVIEVE HUGHES, Assisted by the following talented artists: MISS PHELPS, of Chicago, Harpist. MRS. P. L. WILLMAN, Pianist. MISS LENA MORGAN, Vocalist. PROP. GOOMER, Cornetist. AND THE SALEM MANDOLIN CLUB Admission 60 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickels at Dearborn's Book Store. Chas. -SUCCESSOR TO- J. C, BROWN & CO. Have Re-opened at the Old Stand with the most complete stock in Salem of HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ROAD CARTS. -BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.!- Contractors and builders can find here every article they need, in the most approyed and modern patterns. SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. All the former customers of this House and the general trade are invited to call. "We will treat you well. dw Choice Meats. Ed. C. Cross, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of ail Hinds, Largest display in tho city at my market. Best ser vice and prompt delivery to all parts of the city. ' OS Court and 110 State Streets, IIUTEIj AKK1VALS. WILLAMETTE. Henry Loug, N II La Grando, W W Mcintosh, VN Behanell, MO George, W D Cako, Portlaud. J H ItobhltiB, Buker City J E Sibley, Dallas L Abrams, Monmouth A J Butloraud wf. N L Butler Monmouth E Shann, Tho Dalles D McCann, Champocg W K Aldorsley, S F J S Van Wlnklo, J K Weather ford, Albany E Farnicr, Lebanon E J Poell. "Vm H. Cubblns, Chicago. L Doyor, W S Itunyon, B G Hutohlngs, T B Mollray, Portland. A P Parker, Sterling, 111. L P Mays, Tho Dalles. L It Webster, Jacksonville. cooic. G W Rollins, Albany. Ghns Willis, L Genney, Webb, Portlaud. D P Stratton, Newberg. J Ryderman, Woodburn. J A Smith, Jeflorsou, J S G I fiord, Kohomo. J McCauloy and wife. A T Rolling harrows, lover harrows, spring tooth harrows, nit kinds of harrows at Knapp, Burrell & Com pany's branch house near tho Wil lamette hotel. tf A XUCII-MAKIUKD WOMAN', airs, bowler, or this city, was married last January to her sixth husband, and strango as it may seem, five of them died exactly two years from their marriage day. Her present husbuud has been sick for the lout four tnoutliB with chronio jaundice, sou was given up by four ui our nest. piiysiQiunB, na u last re sort ho began using Sulphur Bitters, and yesterday told our reporter thai they hud saved his life, (willingly Baying that ho guessed Mrs. Fowler would bo unable to take a seventh better half for nooie timo to come, Exchaug. Smith J 248 Commercial Street. mmmmmnmBmugemaesmmstdBmmm J. P. Blalzo, a real estate dealer in Des Moines, Iowa, narrowly escaped one of tho severest attack of pneumonia while in tho northern part of that state during the recent blizzard, says ttio Saturday Review. Mr, Blalzo had occasion to drive several miles during the storm nnd was so thoroughly chilled that be was unable to got warm. Inside of an hour ho was threatened with a sovero case of pneumonia or luug fever. Mr. Blalzo sent to tho near est drug store and got a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, of which he had often heard, and took a number of large doses. He mvh the effect was wonderful and that In a short time ho was breathlnjt quite I easily. Ho kept on taking the meuiciue aim mo next uay was stoie to come to Des Moines. Mr. Blaize regards his cure as simply wonder ful. 50 cent bottles sold by Geo. E. Good, druggist. mills ALKA-HEai-EUIAN HO0IETX J. flioew evwy Haturduy evening at 8 o'clock, In tho hall over tho fltalo Insur nnco building. Meetings are oiioa to the public, ltov. ltobert WhltaUcr, l'rea. Dr. W. A, t'uslck, Vice President. 104 tt POH UENT-New house in North fc-alem. Apply to IS. llofer, North, saieni, or at Jo uuxAX. office. Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. SniMP & nOTJSER, Devote spcolal uttentlon to Nervoun, Cat arrhal, AstUmetlo uud TU rout Troubles. Hernia (rui)ture) cured without twin or detention from busluegg sud GMrwtwd In Ever Cat. hvory variety of Female and GhreulA diseases treated by tlia rnost advanced methods known to Electrical and MJ'cl science. Twenty year experluuco la ur very and tile u'ipllcallou of electricity, OMmm "Uncommercial street., ilusn-lsroy-man JJlaclc, Buleiu. INSURANCE THAT INSURK8. We take great pleasure Iu Inform ing our friends und acquaintances) in Marion county that we have been appointed agents for Thk "Old" AiiKiuoAN X'ikk Insurance com- I'ANV OV I-IIILADKU-UIA. Tbsl "Old" American Fire bat- beeu in business continuously aad Interest edly for eighty-two years. It oawh Rsseta amount to over 92,000,000; tie surplus tq jwlloy holders) over 97QO, 000; it has paid to policy bolder over (18,000.000. TheAtnerieutuakeea specialty of lnaurlnjr, Una property on very favorable and wttkraotory terms to the farmers. ' W hcm our friends will renwuber us aud viytr us a Bharo of tliU buelueas. J. L. 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