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cease eating solid food for a time at
least I was so weak that I could
6twork. Finally on the recom
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Saugerties, New York.
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THE POWER OF MAN
'The Chinese prlze.ih Ginseng root,
rn-tt:li more highly than Opium. They
rail it Ulutong meaning tho rower
of Man, Wbon sesree tbo finest
quality hit been sold for 1 100 per
ounce. How, why do the pay such
n price llccaasotKpybt-llsveftklves
them Hie lunch desired nerve force.
How nunr people sutler from weak
ness What a distressing allinoulf
You lack vim, nerva foroe. energy,
rower, You feol all gous. You are
always rrnyinff or strenrin,yeigoe
ting weaker and weaker. Listen to
the Tolce of reason. Place your rasa
before Intelligent speclnllits copabls
of belplnr, yes, carina; yon. ly tlio
mere vrrltlne of a letter you ran hava
your cum diagnosed free, absolutely
lro of all charges. Wrlto to-day.
COSMOPOLITAN DISPENSARY,
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AN FRANCISCO, - - CALIF.
jgiiickets
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ST. PAUL, ST. LOUIS,
And all Points!
East, North and South,
ATV
870Coml atroot, HjUem, Orcijou, 1JOI8K
Uhls for Healing Capitol.
The botrd of capital ImlhlliufcoinmU
glBiiors luvltonenlca inpouU lor licatitiK
the ouplU)! bulldinir ut Hnloni, Or., either
by sloam or lint wiilor. llUldora nro to
turnlah their own pinna utul ipeoltlwttlonii.
Kvery bid slmll b nooompimlod with no
undertaking with one or miiro surletle la
a sum ttiunlto double the amount of the
bid to be unproved by tho board, to the
efjodt that Ifhli bid shall be uooentod, tbo
bidder will porlornl the work Mpeclflcd
therein In iiocordnuoo wkli tho plans and
apeolUcatlonx theruror. The right to rr.
Jnctnny orull bids la rosvrved. illda will
be opened Ht 'J o'olook p, in. Monday,
April U,1M1. at the oxetmtlveoMro.Htilnm,
Ureoa. MVliVKSTKIl I'KNNOYUii,
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Hoard ofOnininlsslnnerfi,
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Those Afflicted
Wltb the habit ol using to excess,
LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO
Can. obtain
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TiM bert ttoUl between fortlmid Md ej
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ChnltniHt 1't'ultti
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A. 1. WAGNER, Prop.
CAMP CREEDE'S FIRST BABY,
Crvt-Xo Ametliy.t McDonald Is IlrrNanie,
mid HUf (Jot Oreat Welcome.
On Inl. 10 n baby was born lu Camp
Crvfda. It was the flrt, and na Mich
will orenpy a uni'ine nlcho In history,
'flio uowH of tho ownrnrire thrilloI tho
camp, and ita uffect was electrical. J. 8.
McDoiialil. n canny Scot, was the fa
ther, and for four' days tho thatched
cabin of the hardy miner was besieged
with great rongh men frenzied to get n
poop at the "barby." When finally its
mother consented to tho sweet faced lit
tle tot being brought ont, the scene
nioiind tbo houe was remarkable.
The big. bnvwiiy fellows seized it na
If to devour tho wee bundle of flabby
llesh, and chucked its dimpled chin and
cheeks with tho affection of women. Its
father was king of Jimtown for u week,
and contrary to the nsnal rulo his money
was too good to buy cigars. Any man
who wonld bring the magic, softening
influence of a baby into the rough lifo
of camp was deserving of the best. And
Mt-Iiuuald fc'ot it John Kinneavy start
ed a subscription for the mother, father
and baby. To l.ie father -was given two
suits of- clothes, a mining outfit and a
jug of Old Crow. Tho mother was pre
sented with the most palatial ra idence
in the heart of tho Four Unndi od on
Capitol bill, a blue silk dress and a
monster bonnet, with a huge oatricb
plume on it that trailed a foot boyond
the rim of tho headgear.
But wliat was to bo tho baby's name?
Tliat was a question of such heavy
weight that three days of solemn delib
eration wero devoted to its discussion.
Tiio father exhausted tho entire gamut
of tho McDonald patronymics, bnt none
of them suited tho camp. As the prod
igy was a girl tho mother considi-red it
her exclusivo privilege to choaa tbo
name. Mary, Sarah, Elizabeth and nil
tho grand old names were suggested to
no avail, and then Mrs. McDon.tld in
desperation ran over all tho fanciful
namos tho novelists nro so fond of. such
n Maud, Lillio, Clarisse, Pearl, etc.
Out to uono of these would tho miners
ngreo. A council was held, and after a
lengthy debato in which every man of
tho fioventy-flve present had a voice, E.
C. Coffman. it society leador of Denvor,
who now lookB tougher than the inpst
begrimed miner, shouted from tho top
of n ljeor keg:
"How is Crccdo Amethyst McDonald?"
"Ooodt" "Fiuo!" "Couldn't bo bet
ter!" wero somo of tho enthusiastic re
sponses. Tho appropriateness of tho
nuir.o was at ono apparent to all of
thorn. It combinod all tho eloineuts of
iwpnlarity in tho camp. The first part
of it suggested tho hardihood of the
founder of tho camp, and tho second
part was a reminder of tho richest vein
in the district. Withal, tho namo was
euphonious and exactly tho sox of tho
baby. Then Creedo was sent for. Ho
was told of tho object of tho mooting
and its result, with a broad hint of what
was oxpected of him.
"Well," said tho prospector, with his
homoly faco suffused with blushes, "I'll
do as much as nny of yon, boys, and
maybo a littlo more. Ill givo tho baby
tho Daisy mine, which is right closo to
tho Amethyst, and might turn out to be
on tho samo vein. Besides, I'll send to
Puoblo for $100 worth of togs for tho
littlo one and givo it a gold ring and ear
rings." This speech was greeted with throe
cheers and a tiger, and then the meoting
turned its attontion to another very im
portant point. Tho baby would havo to
bo christened, and who could do that
job bettor or was moro entitled to the
honor than tho Rov. John Gaston, of
Ouray, who had preached tho first ser
mon in camp in Watrous, Banningor &
Co.'b gambling rooms. This happy
thought flow from a nook in tho sooth
ing think box of Cy Warmon, poot of
tho ltockies and managing editor and
litorary diroctor of tho Crcodo Ame
thyst, ono of tho three dnily papers of
tho camp. Cad Davis, editor of tho
Leadvillo Horald-Domocrat and ono of
tho recognized loaders of public thought
in Crocdo mid Jimtown, was consulted
and gave It his sanction. Tho prepara
tions fpr tho christening wero intrusted
to Johnson, of tho Creede Candloj To
bor and Warmon, of Tho Amothyst;
Lewis, of Tho Nows, nnd Lawyor Brain
ard, just from Harvard.
Tho date of tho christening hasn't yot
boon fixed, but when it does occur it
promises to bo an ovont of oven moro in
terest to tho camp than tho discovery, of
another vein richer than tho Last Chanco.
Warmon will write a poem, Davis is to
deliver an address nud Hugh Mahon,,of
tho Colorado Graphic, is to read an es
say on tho Malthuslan theory. Croodo
Cor. St. Louis Globo-Domoorat,
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A Tip to Inventors.
Thoro is n good opening for an invont
ivo Amoricnn mechanician to construct
a signal gong or tolograph for communi
cating between tho ongino room nnd
dock, also for transmitting steering and
lookout signals, alarm gongs, etc. It
appears to na that an English firm main
tains a closo monopoly on thoso special
ties just now, and tho field is somewhat
noticeable on account of no American
Instruments or system being on Uio
markot This is not as it should bo, nor
do Y0 believe but that moro porfeot,
durable and efficient mechanism might
bo devised by an American who would
turn liis attention to this apodal feature
of a steamer's outfit, and it is a foregone
conclusion that a lurgo patronago awaits
tho inventor thoroof. Mnrino Record,
Probably Ilelouged to Home MUer.
Tho oldtimo copper cent has nearly
disappeared from circulation, and it Jh
somewhat remarkable that Mr. O. E.
Qrooly should recently havo recolrod
about five dollars' worth In tho settle
ment of an account
Throo yearn oxcoptod, overy Issue
from 1817 to 1850, Inclusive, was rcpre
Bontod.Exoter (N. H.) News Letter.
CORN HUSKING FOR LOVE,
A KoTel Hatch In Wlilrh at Pretty Ctrl
tVus the I'rUo.
A dificusrdon of corn husking, an
dent cuKtoms in guneral and the
vaunted superiority of tho old boyH
over tho rising (feneration led to a
most interesting match last week.
Tho Bcono was laid ten miles north of
CrawfordsviUo, Intl., on tho farm of
Dr. Wilkes, where it had been an
nounewl there would occur a grand
husking match, not exactly an old
fashioned ono. for tho corn was still
on tbo stalk.
Tho young men of that section
wero out in force to participate or
back a favorito. but when tho spot
waft reached it was found that Grant
Layton and Charles Parker wero the
favorites, and all declared that one
of them must surely win. As the
others did not caro to Buffer defeat
it was mutually agreed to withdraw.
and the race wan between tho favor
ites. The young men, who nro lead
era in tho social Four Hundred thoro
abouts, wero raised on adjoining
farms and for yearn a bitter rivalry
has existed between them.
Grant leadn the choir and the sing
ing school, but Charley is generally
the lost man down at a spelling
match. Grant dances divinely and
Charley is not to bo sneezed at in
that lino. Besides no dance can bo a
success without the latter acting as
a prompter. Grant can break any
colt in Indiana, and Charley is be
yond the rango of ordinary vision at
a shooting match. Both are athletes
and both are proud possessors of
veryBwell outfits in tho horse and
buggy line. In a word, their accom
plishmeuts are about equal and their
leadership in social circles is undis
puted.
But, strange to relate, both havo a
hankering "for tho same" -a liright,
black eyed littlo charmer, tho reign
iug belle of the neighborhood and
still in her teens. Heretofore it had
been nip and tuck Initween them,
but thoro seemed to be an under
standing between tho three that a
marked preference would bo Bhown
to tho winner of tho husking match,
so tho boys wero only tho moro anx
ious to meet on tho sands of Dr.
Wilkes' forty acre cornfleld.
At 7 otelock the contestanta, each
accompanied by a wagon, two borsew
and a driver, entered tho arena and
a few minutes later time was called.
Grant, with much composure, sailed
off down tho long rows of that big
cornfield, husking tho golden ears
with as great avidity as Samson slow
tho Philistines with the jawbone of
an ass. Charley, the champion, was
fairly wild and husked as ho had
never husked beforo.
At ono end of tho field the boys al
ways cast their eyes toward a certain
spot whero stood the littlo charmer,
between a father and big brother,
but a smiloor a nod would send them
back to tho next row with renewed
energy. During the afternoon thero
was uo percoptible vantage. It is
what in dice parlance is termed
"horse and horse," and money was
going up all tho while. But at length
tho sun declined to shed more light,
and all hands, howling and cheering
liko mad, gathored to hear the count.
Tho Bupremo moment arrivel, and
the Layton faction fairly split tho
blue canopy of heaven when the
official counter, from tho bottom of
an inverted sorghum barrel, an
nounced that Grant Layton was the
winner,. having husked 151 bushels
and 08 pounds to Charley Parker's
149 bushels and 48 pounds. To add
to tho discontent of the Parker fac
tion, Layton also broke tho short
timo record by husking thirty-one
ears in ono minute and throwing!
thirty or them in tho wagon.
When tho cheering had subsided
and tho stakeholders had distributed
tho cash, tho conquering hero was
hoisted by some half dozen of his
enthusiastic backers and carried to
tho supper tablo, tho head of which,
as a Boat of honor, had been reserved
for tho winner. Tho tired but happy
huskor boro tho tremendous honors
very modestly, wldlo tho pair of
black oyui that hud acted as tho
great incontivo and wero now spar
kling with no loss intensity than his
own hovored about that end of the
tablo and loaded it with all the deli
cacies that tho houso afforded. A
froo and easy, good old fashioned
danco followed, in which Layton,
who was too weary to navigate, did
not participate. Neither did
"stakes," but as thoy sat thoro smil
ing and happy and tho center of at
traction, thoro was moro than ono
who '"lowed they would mako a
sponky team."
Parker, tho vanquished, bore his
dofeat with good grace and received
many compliments on tho good flght
ho had mado, oven though victory
had not perched upon his banner.
Chicago Horald.
Two Kiuisaa Cities.
Thoro are two Kansas Cities, ono
in Missouri and ono across tho river
in Kansas. But thoy are really only
ono city. Tho practical union of tho
two cities has progressed because it
was natural that it should; men owu
property in both cities; men sloop in
Kansas City, Mo and work in Kan
sas City, Kan., and men have their
homos in Kansas City, Kan., and thoir
places or business in Kansas City, Mo.
Morning and ovoning tho cars ore
crowded with workers of overy grade
going both ways. It is difficult to tell
which crowd is tho larger. Kanma
City Star.
Trie RORBEfT THAT NEVER 13AME.
An Iiiler.-itln.t Ineldrnt of Clt;- Ufa with
Tito Surprising Kndlncs.
'Hi!" .-dio.ited tho bridge man who
stood a' Lj uop of the stairs.
"Weil, v.-.ittiaitf" asked tho young
man whoiii tho bridge man had
shouted at.
"Li that your rubber 1" demanded
tho bridifj man, pointing with his too
tit a tiny overshoe which was lying
on tbo platform.
Tho young man walked back to
where tho rubber was, and placed
liia foot alongside of it a big foot it
was too.
"What do you think now?" ho
asked in an aggravating way.
Tho bridgo man did not answer this
question. Instead ho kicked the ru1
ber viciously and sent it flying into a
retired corner, and then ho .went
about his business.
Presently tho train moved off with
tho young man with the big foot in
tho front car. Opposite him was a
pretty girl. Tho youngman thought
she was tho prettiest girl ho had ever
seen.
Suddenly a look of surprise caino
over the girl's faco, and she leaned
forward and took a survey of her
feet, which one after the other she
pushed out from uudor her slightly
uplifted skirt. They did not look at
all liko mate3. Ono of thorn wa3 dad
in a beautiful French kid eIioo, which.
except for one or two sputters at tho
anklo. w.'.s as bright as if it had just
a out of the shoo store ; thero was
a nasty mud covered rubber on the
other foot.
Tho girl seemed to wonder what
had become of her other rubber. She
was just in tho act of peering under
the seat for it when tho young man
accosted her and told her of his inter
view with tho bridge man.
"If you will wait for mo at tho
New York end I'll go back to Brook
lyn and got your rubber and bring it
to you," ho said.
Tho young woman protested. "I
couldn't allow you to do that," she
said. But tho young man said that
she must allow him to do it, and
when tho train reached tho terminus
ho hastened away to recross tho
river, leaving the woman at tho foot
of tho stairs.
Arriving at Brooklyn, he rushed
down ono fh'ght of stairs nnd up the
other to get froin tho stopping place
to the starting place, and at onco
dived into the corner whero ho had
seen the rubber thrown by the bridge
man. Ho found tho dainty littlo
thing, picked it up, hopped on a train
with it and was onco more en route
to the metropolis. At tho New York
end ho leaped from tho train before
it had stopped and almost tumbled
down tho steps, so great was his
haste.
But where was the young woman?
She wasn't whero he had lotther,
that was certain. Suddenly he saw
her Btanding by tho sido of a young
gentleman, and actually loaning on
his arm.
"Hor husband, I Buppose," mut
tered tho man with tho rubber.
"I wish he'd come," ho heard the
young woman say rather impatient
ly as he appi-oachod her. Evidently
she had not observed him as he had
descended tho stairs. Then a thought
born of angor came into his head.
Actuated by it he turned on his heel
and mado a run for a Madison avenue
car. Just as tho car passed tho Tombs
ho tossed the rubber out of tho back
door into tho street.
"What's that?" asked the con
ductor. "Oh, nothing," answered tho young
man; "at loast, nothing but an old
overshoe." New York Times.
l'rdnoonrl Hopples, Yet tayrd.
From a lettsr written by Mrc
Ada js. nurd, or u rot on, ti. jj., we
quete: "Wua taken with a bad
cold, which BP'iled on my luugp,
cough set in mul Dually terminated
in consumption. Four aoctors gave
me up, saying 1 could live but a
short time. 1 nave rufelf up to my
Saviour, determined if I could not
stay with tny friends on eiirlli, 1
would iiitfi my absent oiipm Ikvc.
Mv hunlmxl win. nilvixpd lit t'ct fir.
j King's New Diw-nvery lor con.uui-
iii'ii, nninn iiiiu fiius. t guve nil
trial, took ill nil, eight botUec; It has
cured me, and tlmnk God I hid now
a well ni'd licatty woman," Trial
bottles free at Daniel J. Frv's drug
store, 225 Commercial street, regular
size, we. mid i,w.
Baby crifd,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Castoria .
Ono IVajr of Stopping u Hole.
"I do not know if one way of stop
ping a leak in a saucepan is general
ly known, " eays a young housekeeper,
"but it struck mo aa original, and it
is certainly vory simple tuid effica
cious. I went into tho kitchen the
other day and saw that my cook, who
is French, had something simmering
on the flro. As she was pouring it
out I saw a white rag at tho bottom
of tho saucepan. "What is that,
Paulino?" I said. "Oh, did madaine
never seo that way of mending a
hole?" she ox vd. "But seo, it is
vory simple," i.uJ she pulled out tho
littlo piece of linen and showed mo
quite a largo hole in tho agate pan.
"I put the corner of a bit of linen
tlirongh, so," sho wont on, "and then
I pull it until tho fullness is jammed
voiy tight; thon with a knifo I cut it
off on each sido and it holds perfect
ly." "But I should think it would
burn," I said. "It novor does," said
Paulino, "but I don't know why
perhaps because it remains wet
voilal" Now York Tribune
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Civ KAN!
If you would bo dean and havo yourdothos dono up
in the neatest and dressiest manner, take them to tho
SALEM STKjtW LAUNWKY
where all wpvk ' done by whito labor and in tho most
prompt main er,
ii. t
Coppar Ore In the Grecian Arohlpelaeo.
Many of tho numerous islands
which are dotted over tho Grecian
Archipelago, on somo of which we
liavo telegraph stations, seem capa
bloofsupplyingconsidorabloainounte of coppor ore if tho roads in thoso
mountainous districts wore such as to
insure a comparatively easy trans
port, Unlortunatoly inmost casos
this is not so, and whero mines have
to bo mado roads havo also to be con
structed, which of course makes tho
undertaking vory expensive. Cham
bers' Journal.
A Favorite Seat.
Friend "Why do you do your sow
ing at this window in tho air shaft?
You can't half seo,
Mrs. Do Piatt No, but I can hear
boautifully. Now York Weekly.
COLONEL. J. OLMSTED.
The Collapse or a rtotten Tenement,
With crumbling- foundation and shaky-,
hulstna; walls, is not mora certain to be
loked for than the sadden giving vruy if
a constltuUrm sapped by overwork, unr.
inltUnraaeilety er exposure to harUnhlp
and malign cllmatlo intluenctt.. Asulnal
the disastrous effects or each and all of
these. Jlostetter's i titpmaoh Vltteia la n
eirrptualaanrgniard. Itrortltlealhajstem
!? tkemhy lanulnglntolt nsh vigor
begotten of renewed and complete dhra.
tiou and MtlmulaUon of the food, ana lu
consequent reparative action upon the ex
hnustcd Untie and Impoverished olrcu'a-
H?.1v.1J?,iMPI!lTfor undergoine,
without Injury, pf an uuusual amount of
bodily or BOMrtal work, no means of avert
In malarial lnrvtica, or disorders boru of
bad diet and Impure water equal t his su.
portative floe defensive vltorator. Take It
for dysperma. constlpatron, blltoruneM,
rbfUBMUeto. Wdjjw trouble, u jripp . '
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The Best S.ilve Ih the u-prtil for Cotr.
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toies, iciter, i napreo nana-, untioiainn.
Corns And all Fkm KruptlmiH, nnd posl
tlvely curra 1'ttec, tir ho pay rtqnlrcd. It
is guaranteed to g:ve perfect mtlfiictloii
or money refiintleri. i'lli-e, 25 cunts per
box. Kuranleby unn'U Krv, 125 Coin St.
iCARTER'Sl
cure
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dent to a bilious state of the system, such at
Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness. Distress afte:
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remarkable succcyn In- been shown In curlns
tTeadacne, yet Carter's Little LtVER rim
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and preventing this annoying complaint, while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach,
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r.vcn u iney only curea
EAD
che thoy would be almost priceless to those
who suffer from this distressing complaint;
hut fortunately their goodness does not end
here, and those who once try them will find
'.Neso little pills valuable in so many ways that
they will not be willing to do without them,
liut after all sick head
JCJiii5
s tho baue of so many lives that here Is where
ve make our great boast. Our pills cure it
whlli) others do not.
CAtiTKn's Little Liver Pills are very small
and very easy to take. One or two pills make
dose. Tboy are strictly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
SIimss nil who use them. In vials at 25 cents;
ve for $1 . Sold everywhere, or sent by malL
CASTSB HEI1CIHE CO., 17c Text
Ml. Small Doss. Small &
VKOFKSSIONAI. CAIIDS.
GEO. H. BURNETT, Attorney at law,
Salem, Oregon. Ofllce over Ladd J
Bush's bank.
ryAIUJY & HINUHAM, Attorneys and
J counsclorH r,t htw, Salem, Oregon.
Having an abstract ot the recordsof Marion
county, Including h lot nnd block Index oi
Balem, they have tpoial iUcilltlen lor ex
amining titles to real estate, iiuslucss in
the supreme court and In the state depart
ments will receive prompt attention.
l T. HIOHAUDSON, Attorney at law,
), ofllce up stairs In front rooms of new
usb block, corner Commercial and Court
streets, Salem, Oregon.
JOHN A. OAUSON, Attorney at law.
Rooms S and 4, Lada & Hush's bank
building, Salem, Oregen. allyr
B. F.UONUAM. V. II. HOLMES.
Boniiam & liotJiKH, Attorneys at law.
Office In liubh's block, between Slate
and Court, on Xm'18t.
TILMON FOKO, attorney at law, Salem,
Oregon. Office up-sUxim In 1'uUon's
uiock.
H. UBAD31IAW, PHYSICIAN AND
t uiitf,LUU, OttlCllI, UirgUlli JlJJtJV IU
Irtrlilrto lilLrh imalnira mtj.m 11 111 I.. , a.
. lUssldenco corner Btalo
and b, K, comer Winter atreot.
Ktoi
It. YOUNG, M. D Office formerly
OCCUDled bv Dr. llou'land. corner
. . I . 1. --A l n . . ' ri"
iiiurt uuu juiueriy aireuis.
.w.
Tulenhone No.
uince neurs: s a. m, to 12; 2 to 4 p. in.,
v
and 7 to p. in
electric- car line.
llcsldeuco lttlt sticet on
Telephone, No. 9.
roAFlSfc. A BROOKB,
T .
1VX und Burgeons, Murphy bluctr,
Physicians
blttuk. uu
stairs, Commercial street, Halt-ni. Or.
EK. V. ti MOTT, phjslclan und stir
geon. Office In Kldrldge iilock, ba
i, Oregon. Office hours 10 to 12 a, in.
2 to 4 p. 111.
fligb
B. PH ILHHOOK , M. D.,Homr opathlst.
Office 165 Court sti eel: Residence 817
liirh ktrecl. GeLerul nroctlce. Hrwvlnl
attention given to dibcuses ol Women and
children.
T.HOUSEH, ll.D. Physician and sur
, geon. Practice limited to diseases
of the nervous system. Cutatrh Including
asthma and rupture or hernia. Office lu
Cottle block rooms 11 and 12. Ofllce hours
from U to 12 a. m. and from 2 to 0 p. iu.
11-3-tf. y
U. T. C. SMITH, Dentist, W btate street,
""( ui. lumucu uiutu upera
PdlnleeH opura.
D
turns ofeverydescrlptlon.
nous a specialty.
tt. MINTA B. A. DAVIB. Office hours,
0 a. m. U) 11 a. m.: 2 n. m. to a n m
'ay or nhrht calls uromutlv hikik1pi tr
..Ti, .. .. - - i .r 1- "
opvuini uiieuuuu given to aise.lsesor worn,
en und children, (irtlnn In N-t-t? iiat.b- im.
805 Commercial street. Itekldcuce uaiuv.
H. MILLEltaLUD, Ep'-M-ophl ttc-
uiry; corner i.-nemeiet nun I'hnwh
rtlce hours 1 to H p. iu.
Duj
Oifl
ANN1CHF. JKFKHKY8. M I). Treat
ment of ltdlCB and Children a sr.
laity. Office heurs: to 12, anu 2 to ). Et.
dridgo block, Baleui, Oregon,
WU.PUUH, An-hltect. Plans, Sped
, Itcatlons and superluteudcnce lor
all classes of buildings. Office 2UU Com
marclul St., up Mnlrs,
1,1 J. McCA LSTlNl,Clvil BaultMry aud
111. Hydraullo Engtueer. U. 8. Deputy
mineral survryor. City surveyors otlloo
Cottle-i'ark hurst lllock, Sulcin, Oregon.
CA. K011KRT. Architect, rtiul, Mar
. quam building, rortland, Oregon.
A LUMBERMAN'S RENDEZVOUS.
This term might be applied to Btovens
Point, located on the vv isconsln Central
Llueo, at the gateway to the vast forest
n-ilon -which extenns North to Lake
H .perlor, h dManro ol WO mlle without a
break, on account of IU v-t Inmber Inter-
t. The Wlst-our.ln Illver to which the
li.mbrram nave given ino inmiuar ana
.imewhAtnflect'nnatu title of "Old Wis.
c -us.'' not lone nclsnsn lumber feeder to
t .xnitv bv liiiti.iihluf through Its nuiner-
c is t-'buturesan outkt for thousands of
k -re of pine in theuppur muntry, oai it
1 .rnUtiea a wnter power that is second
r-ily to that of Necrtih and Menasba,
v blchcHlcs ore also locrttedon tho "Oen.
t ai." Millions or feet or lumber are cut
'err year, glrlni; employment to hun-
0 reds ol men. Innd'ltlonto the lumber
trade, it has numemms other mnnufac
t r'esj It Is here where the large car shops
e: the Wisconsin Central Lines are located.
for tickets, maps, pamphlets and full
Information apply too. K. McNeill, C. P.
andT. A., Minneapolis, Minn., and to Jos.
1 Pond, Oenentl Passenger aud Ticket
Agent, Chicago, 111. MCly
TRUCK AND EXPRESS.
Ryan & Co.,
(Successor to;
MORGAN & MEAD.
Truck & Dray Line.
Good Teams, Prompt and Careful
Work, Satisfaction in oil Cases.
Office at the old stand, opposite State
Insurance building. Also have tine Clyde
Btalllon at the stable for service.
White's No. 60,
SALEM'S FINEST TRUCK,
Now ready for business. Careful work a
specialty. J. F. WHITE.
SJTT0N&S0N,
Rx press ?i ml ISaggagc.
Do hauling and quick delivery to all
pans oi tne city wnn promptness ana
nro. Leave orders at R. M. waded: Co's,
LIVERY AND FEED STABLES.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
South of "Willamette Hotel,
S-A-LBrvI - - - ORBQON
W. M. DeHAVEN,
Boarding - and - Sale - Stable.
One deor west of Lunn's Dry Doods store
on State street. Quiet family teams. Hpec
lalnttentlon paid to transient stock. :ltl
M. L. OHAMBERLIN, O. M. SMITH,
President. Secretary.
H. M. BRANSON. GEO. H. BOUBERT,
Vice President. Treasurer.
UNION TITLE ABSTRACT CO.
275 Commercial Street.
Makes the neatest and best Abstracts In
the country.
FEAR & HAMILTON
Lonns negotiated on improved farm and
City property.
8AI.EM. Orecon.
Boom 14, Bush Bank block. 6 12dw
Capital City Restaurant
Jas. B&tchelor, Prop'r.
WarmMeahat All Hours oi the Day
None but white labor employed in this
establishment.
A good substantial meal cooked In flrtt
claps style.
Twenty-nvtJ cents per meal,
RED FRONT.
Court Istreet, between Opera House and
Mlnto's Livery
J. H. HAAS,
TELE WATCHMAKER,
2I5K Commercial St,, - Salt m, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
Specialty ol Spectacles, and repairing
Clocks, Watches and .lewelry.
THE ELEGANT NEW
Barber Shop und Bath Rooms,
S47 Commercial St.
Two doors north Red Cornsr drugstore,
JOSEPH FUSEE, Propr.
PPNT MG"
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NK OK T!1K LARdKsiT ESTABLISH-
Ut .li i tie Buiii. : nwer rate thnn
wuuua. i areesi block icai ttiunts in
theMte.t.aid bigrjeU discount. Send for
iMrltof Job prlntlntr, and catalugue ol
legDl blanks. E. M. WAtllC.
8! earn Printer HaJ.m Orn
lltmiNKSS CARDS.
TTOKYE MILLS t'roprietorMheT'mxe
XI lalu i ButbaudshavluePurlors. Have
tTie only Pomlalu Bath Tubs in the city
a Commercial street, Salem, Oregon.
CjrRAaUE A ALLEN. Blacksmiths and
ij noresnoeing and remlrlng. Only the
best workmen employed. Opposite State
lasuranoe bulldlni tf.w nmui
r4:
j Leav
SMITH &oov Contractors, Sewer,
ine;. Cement Bldewalks, Kxcuvatlns;
All Wnrsr nmmntlv H.-' irf. ''5i
Leave order with Duytn Bros'. lMm
pAUPET-WYING.-l make a specially oi
, V catpet-MWins; and UylUK carpet
taken up and reUid with trtit care. House
oleanlnir. Leave orders with J?lt Lurfr?
, or Buren a Hon. J, p. LUhrman.
' fOUN KNIQHT, Btackimlthniorsa
, ". . eKand repairing u specialty. Hhop
' at the foot ox Liberty stroot, SaUmSrSrtin!
I r
i P JiHHKNw,V'.!Unu,treoraU
Nolico of Asscsment for In-
proyement of South Com-
mvrcinl Street.
fOTICE is hereby Blven that the Com
IS mon Council of the city cf SJalem,
Oregon, will nt 8 o'clock p. in of the 18th
day of April, 1892, at the Common Council
Chambers at Salem. Oregon, mrimil in
asses uron each .ot or nart tlinmir lini.i.
tberelor It proportionate bhare of tho
const of craning, graveling and curblnz of
Commercial stre.t between the sonth side
of Mill street audi bo Doutheru boundary of
the City efslem, according to the plans
andsp. .mentions on file In tun fllce of
mo ciiy surveyor oi SHiem, urexon.
Done by onler of 'he (Mmmnn Council of
cuuem.urettnn.inisMnnay or April, lfcia
M. E. QOODELL, Iteoorder.
Liquor
NOTICE
For Application for
License.
To nil whom it may cencern:
Take notice tbst the unartcned will
apply to the couuty court o Marion ooun.
ty, state otOmmn, at tbHlay term, 1M
of said court, fur a license to sell sairltuous,
jiibh rub vinooa liquors in iww qunntttKs
than one callon. in A jmm nraMni. inc.i,i
oounty of Marion, for the pnrlon ot ono
year from the date of Usuln. o! asld lleeose.
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To all whom Is may cencern:
vrOTirKls hereby Rivpn that tho nnder.
I sle;u.dadmlnlstrf.trlxorthe estate ol
Ozlas Hhaw, deceased, has this day fiica
her flnnl account ns such in the count
court for Marion county, Oregon, nnd said
court has r.ppolntcd .Saturday the loth dav
ol April, INrr, nt 10 o'clock a. m. of said dar
at the com t house In Rnlcm iu said count
as the time und plocn for hearing any ob'
Jectlons which thero may be to siiij atv
count and for the settlement thereof
MR8. JANK ill UMBAUUH.
Administratrix of Kstata of Oilas Shaw
imXtHlU.
balem, March 12,189).
8 174tw
EAST AND SOUTH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CAilrOnKIA T.XTRTJt.1 TRAIN lttm 'DAII.'l
BETWEEN ronTUND ANDB.F.
Bouih.
7.-0C p. ra.
0:18 p. m.
8:15 o.m.
f Nortl
1"V. Portland Ar. I 7:iioa. ic
Lv. Salem Lv. I 6:28 a. n.
Ar. Han Kran. Lv.) 7aXp.ru
Above trutnasuip only at following nli
tlons north or Roscburg, East Portland
OMgon City, Woodburn, Salem, Albany
Tangent, Hhedds, Jfaltey, HnrriRbure
Junction City, Irving unit Eugene.
UOSKllCKO MALI, DA11.V
S:3T) a. m. I Lv.
11:17 a. ra I Lv
6:60 p. m. J Ar.
Portland Ar. I -i::-o p. m.
Salem Lv. ( 1:40 p. m.
Roseburg Lv. 7KW a. m
Albany Local, lml ly Kxcupt Sunday.
6.-00 p. ni. I Lv.
:b2 p.m. I Lv:
9AW p.m. Ar.
1'iirt In oil
pulem
Albany
Ar. 1 10:K0 i7ia.
IjV. I 7:3(J u, ul.
Lv,i6aia.ni.
PULLMAN BUFFET SLELW.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
For accommodation ot passengers holding
second cuss tickets attached to
express trains.
Vest Side Division, Between Portko
and Cerviillis:
IA1IV (EXCEPT SUNDAY).
7:30 a. m. fTJvI Portland Ar.
IO.in H A rlnn.nllln T
im . in. iiunuuiiiii.
6:30 p. vi,
12:65 p. ni.
At Albany and Corvnllls connect witL
trains of Oregon Pacific Railroad.
KXPRES3TnAIN (DAILY KXraCPTBUNrTAJ-"
(.40 p. in.
715 p. m.
Lv. Portland Ar.
Ar.McMinnvlllQ Lv.
"SiaTaTuT.
6:46 a.m.
Through Tickets
To all points
EAST and SOUTH
for tickets and lull information regain
ing rates maps, etc., apply to the Coinpu
ujrs agent Salem, Oregon.
E.P. ROGERS, ArsU ii. F. and Pass. Ag'i
R. KOKHLEH. Jtannsei
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
steamship line. 226 miles shorter, 20 lioure
less time than by any other toute. Pint
class through passenger and freight llr.t
from Portland nnd all points In theWJl
lamette vallevito nnd from Han Franclttt
TIME SCHEDULE, (Except Kuuuays).
Leave Albany 1.-00P&
Leave Cor vallls 1:40 PM
Arrive Yaqulna 6:30 I'M
Leave Yaqulna 6:45 A W
Leave Corvallls 10:35 A M
Arrive Albany ....... n:io a K
O. t C. trains connect at Albany and
Corvallls.
The above trains connect at YAQTJINA
with the Oregon Development Co's Lin
rfHteamxhlns between Yanuina and Ha
Francisco.
N. B. PaepengcrslromPortland'and all
Willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the trains of the
V AQUINA ROUTE at Albany or Corvnllls
and If destined to San Francisco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaqulna the evening
before date of failing.
Passenger nml Freight Bates Alvrsrs ttt
Lowest, i-'or lnformatlen apply to Messrs
HULMAN & Co Freight and Ticket
Agents 200 and 202 Front st,. Portland, Or.
o
CO. HOQTJE Ao't Gen'l Frt. &
Pass. Agt., Oregon Paclflo R. R. Co.,
CorvalllK, Ot
;0. H. HAaWKLL, Jr. Gen'l Frt; A
Pass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 301 Montgomery St.:
From Terminal or Interior Points tbo
im Pqnii
m
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
(No change of cars.) ,
Composed of dining cars unsurpassed,
Pullman drawing room sleepeis
Ol latest equipment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that can be constructed and In which
accommodntlens are both lree and fur
nished for holders of first and second-doss
tlokets,and
ELEGANT DAY COACHES.
Acontlnuocs Hue connecting with all
lines, aflordlngr direct aud urinterrupted
service.
Pullman sli pre- rwp vat Ions can be se
cured in advt n t-UGT'.gli any agent of
the road.
Through tickets to and from all po'nta
in America, Kngland and Europe ecu be
purchased at any ticket office of this com
pany. Full information concerning rates, time
of trarn8,routesandotber details fumUhod
on application to nny agent or
A. D. CHARLTON,
Assistant General Passenger Agent. .No.
121 First street, cor. Washingten: Porti
land, Oregon '
SHAW & DOWNING. Agept.
$07?N
iv.'(f AN
I
HEALTH.
he niclirm's Golden Balsam No. J
Cures Chancres, first and second staires
Bores en ths Legs and Dedy; Bore Ea-s.
jreJS.:Vl?,?l .. Coppercolored Biotcht,
Syphllitlo Catirrh, diseased Scalp, ard all
primary forms of the disease known si
Syph lis. Price, S5 00 per Ilottl-,
I nicliau'a Clold.n Dalsnm No.a
Cures Tertiary. Mercurlsl Syphllitlo Bhou
matlsm. Pains la , the Bones, fains in thi
Head, back of the Neck, Ulcerated Sore
Throat. Syphllitlo Hash, Lumps and con
tracted Cords, Stiffness of the Limbs, and
eradicates all disease from tha system,
whether caused by indiscretion or abutt
ol "crcury, leaving- the blood pure and
bealtby. Price 85 00 per IotUe.
t,o Illchaa's Golden Spanlsk Anil.
r?!o..,0r-.th0 curo ' Oonorrboja, Oteet,
.Irritation Orarel, and all Urinary or Oenl
tal dlsarrangemsaU, Price 84 se pes
Bottle.
I Rlchsrn. Ooldaa Spanish In
jection, for severe cues of Gonorrhoea,
JpjUmraatory Gleet, Btrleitires,&c, Prlc
91 SO per Bottle.
"? I?lo2"R,a. Ooiaen Ointment
for the effective healing ot Syphllitlo Bores,
anderapUons. Prireil 00 per Box.
L Klehan'a GoldeR Pllls-Nfrrt
and Brain treatment: lots ot physical pow
jr. excess or orer-work, FicctoUon, eta
Price 9S 88 per Bex.,
Tanie nnd Nerrlne,
Sent sTtrywbars, a a D- Mrasr ncked
ptrerprsM,
TI!E RICHARDs"dKU8 CQ.,A.e.tt
KW 11 HAKKGT ST.,
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