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lAetm i r irniii TO CIvOSB . H, LUNN Lace Curtains Window Shades Embroideries and He is positively going (Joine before the assortment is broken, liemember the Salem, Oregon. A good, three seated family use. All sound. At HIE CAPITAL JOURNAL. Cl-74-XSH TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1802. CIEO. D. GOODHUE. K. GA1IILL. 3IU1LDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, piaster, hair, fire ami bulldiug brick, Are cluy, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tail. Office 95 State street. Goodhue & Cahill. 61LBBBT i PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windpwglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. French Candies, Tallies and nil the choicest varieties ever fresh at Stronger. WERTAC'OTT & IRWIN. DATES OP LOCAL EVENTS. April 20. Symphony club, Reed's opera bouse. M'iy 7. General Wetter, at Marion square, at 1 p. in., and perhaps Airs. Mary Lease, of Kansas, for People's patry. d&w tf Ripublican Committee Meeting. The members of tho Republican county central committee of Maron county are requested to meet at ttalem, on Saturday, April 23d, at 1 p. m., at reading room of Hotel Willamette. I. L. Patterson, d&w td Chairman. Ciiurcii News. Besides those re ported already a number of other church societies have largely in creased their membership owing to the Mills meetings. At the M. E. church 68 new members were taken in Sunday. At the Baptist the number was 22. At the Unitarian 19 joined and thirty more are re ported as ready next Sunday. At the Christian church 11 were tuken in, and there will be meetings every night this week The annual state convention of the Congrega tional churches of this state meets in Eugene today. Tho Congrega tional church of this city is entitled to thirty delegates, but not tbat many will attend. Several went up last night, and the rest of tho dele gates left this morning. The Kindergarten. There is a special meeting tonight at the old Unitarian hall to make arrange ments to have Mrs. Treat, the head of the ChicagoxKindergarteu Train ing schools, come to Salem and lecture this summer. Mrs. Treat is a speaker of great power, and a woman who holds the largest au diences. If it could be realized what her work means for the elevation of childhood there would be as much interest in having her come here us there was in getting Mr. Mills. The kindergarten has grown from four to forty in a year, and as all that Mrs. Treat asks is her travelling ex. penses, there should be a good at tendance this evening, and the necessary money should be raised- Tax Report. Sheriff Crolsan's tax report just tiled with the county clerk shows that the tax,roll for 1891 was $174,570; the sheriff added to this $3,797.82; collected $154,451 97; errors $4,470.24; delinquent roll $15, 047.79. The delinquent list is $3000 less than last year. Sheriff's com mission $1,582.49. "Special Bargain". Twelve acres near tho city, 800 fruit trees, good house, well with pump, west ern slope, two acres timber, biijuII fruit of every kind, will be sold be low cost. See Meeks & Scott, 03 Commercial street. Loaded with impurities.ynur blood neede cleausiug with Ayer's Hawa lmrillu. -:- SPRING Among our stock wc Itnvo tho following styles: BLAZERS, REEFERS, and plain JACKETS in all the different shades of BROWN, TAN, GRAY; also plain BLACK, with fancy embroidered collars, cuffs and fronts. In TN3, GRAYS and BLACK, with nailhead an HOLVJSRSON, - T. rrrmr - rriTTntitTra8cajMBa7r,'TTrv'fliwi TfiTsrwhii is offering riis AT COST. AT COST. out of business and now is spring hack. a bargain. ECONOMY AND PROQREbS. What the Oonncilmen Say About Reducing Expenses and Street Improvements. ' A Journal reporter had short talks with various members of the city council today, about the pend ing propositions to cut down city ex penses, nnd promote street improve ments. At the meeting of tho council to night there will be somo very im portant steps taken to revolutionize tho present ptato of affairs in the ilxed expenses of tho city. Thero is a general disposition to reduce ex penses all around. WHAT THEY SAY. Hunt: I think we can save $5000 to $6000 a year on the expenses of the citv. I believe the street de partment, police department, Are department and theollicial's salaries can all be reduced from forty to fifty per-ceut. We must do more than make both ends meet. We must creato a sinking fund to pay off our debts. I believe we can make the South Commercial street improve ments and Chemeketa street and then halt and see how the people like it. Present deficiency has ac cumulated ten years and it is time it was stopped. I am not after any one's scalp but mean to do what 1b right. Moeres: "Ho iar as 1 have been able to estimate, the expenses of the city can be reduced from $4000 to $5600. I doubt whether we can re duce the police very much in num ber, but may some in total expense. The Chemeketa street improvement will be put through tonight if pos sible." Johnsen: "We thought the people wanted some good street work done and we had thorough preparations made accordingly. But it seems they want something cheaper. I am satisfied that we can save from $4000 to $5000 a year on the fixed expenses of the city government and not Injure the service in any department. The contractors on street work are at present waiting for the mayor." The COUU311 passed the ordinance to Improve South Commercial street Inst Wednesday and it has not been signed by mayor. The mayor is off attending the state convention nnd a week is lost by his neglect. Per haps he intends to veto it. But the people are anxious to have the street built, no one is kicking and nil want it done." Lafore; "I think several thou sand dollars a year could bo saved in our city government. We hope to be able to put the Chemeketa street improvement through this evening. The fire department can be consolidated and one heater, ono team, one driver aud one engineer can do the work. With our wide streets and damp climate we do not need us much as in some places. Olmsted: "There could be somo saving by putting both engines into ono house, working one team on the street. One man as street commis sioner aud surveyor would do just as much as we are gettiug at present unless the service in any depart ment can bo Improved I am not in favor of reducing the force." Several other members of tho city legislature were seen and all agree that a substantial reduction in city expenses can be effected. At 1:45 the convention met again and the report of the committee on credentials was presented. The com mittee reported 269 delegates enti tled to seats in the convention. After minor corrections, the report wai adopted. Committee on per manent organization and order of business then reprted asfollows:That die temporary organization be made permanent; order of business, first, report of committee on credentials; second, nomination of supreme judtje; third, two congress men; that each district nomi nate Its own congressman; fourth, presidential electors; fifth national delegates two from each district and four at large; sixth, al ternate); scveuth, confirmation of difttlct nominations; eighth, report f committee on platform. The AND SUMMER WRAPS. -:- JACKETS.- OUT. entire steck: of White Goods AT COST. Trunks g Valises AT COST. Laces AT COST. your chance to BUY" CHEAP. place, opposite Bush .Bank. A good horse and lu gy; suitable for order of huslners on nomination of rational delegates wns amended bo as to choose the eight delegates at large. Report ns amended was adopted. . Y. M. 0. A. PROGRESS. Paraphernalia Purchased to Fit Up A Fine Gymnasium. Tho Salem Y. M. C. A. director had a 'full meeting Monday ulj'ht and concluded arrangements for the nctivo aud permanent occupancy of tho Vatoldia club rooms and gymna sium In the Putton block. The uuiue will be changed to the Y. M. C. A. roomH. All of the pres ent outfit was bought and consider able added. Extra mats, 25 pairs extra dumb-bells and 25 pairs Indian clubs were ordered. For tho read ing room a number of the magazines subscriptions by the year at low rates of uearly$100 and many news papersdailies from nearly all cities. A file of all the best local papers will also be kept. The reading room and library will be freo and open to all. The educational com mittee are considering a proposition to purchase the Aika-Hesperian so ciety library. MR. WETHERBKE the Salem salaried secretary is con siderable of a gymnast and in structor in athletics. He will at once arrange to have a number of classes of young men lo Instruct. Tho work of the Y. M. C. A. Is fourfold, mental, moral, physical and spiritual. It is quite populnr in Salem at present and seems to be in good hands. It ib lmpos?lble to tell when the new rooms will bo thrown open. Folding chairs have been offered to seat the oig "gym" room for Sun day meetings. Not later thun uext week the newly equipped rooms will be thrown open with proper ceremonies. LOCAL AND FfiflSONAL. City council meets tonight. D. Myers, of Sclo. Is in the city. Wilbur M. Hill Is very ill of fever. Brook trout a to being taken in all tho strenmn. Services at the Baptist church to night. R. F. King, of Portland was in the city to-day. Major Hodgkin is moving out of his old house into his new. All tho county central committees except tho Prohl's, meet at Salem next Saturday. Mrs. J. C. Booth is visiting rela tives at Corvallls. The Kinder Symphony seems to be a drawing card and has an unusual number of attractions. Tickets at Dearborns. Building continurj, and amougthe ventures is a cottage by Jos. Watt, on tho corner of Chemeketa and 15th streets. Col. Wagner is utilizing his fine residence block on 20th street, as a fruit and vegetable garden this sum mer, which will put the soil in fino shape for future improvements. The Democrats have put up a pretty fair county ticket. They should however have sufficient res pect for this county to put up a legislative ticket in presidential year capable of making a canvass. Frank J. Beaty is in town look ing after the quarterly meeting of the Marion County Fruit Growers association. Thero has been very little interest taken in the matter of late tho' the fruit growers are ap parently the ones who should be wide-awake. Mr. Jones which is the cheapest in the end, a pair of those cheap ad vertised shoes at 1.15 1.25 1.50 that are being sold in cheap John stores that wear ten dxys to two weeks or a pair good solid shoes sold by Krausse Bros, for 2.00 and 2.50 that wear six months? Well Mr. Smith, I have tried the cheap shoes for an experiment but excuse me I can't afford to buy any more; too expen sive for a poor man like me. I buy only good shoes now aud find them at Krausse Bros, at the right prices. ! feather trimmings, 301 Commercial St. T?iiim''i:"' -""-'" '"''"' ' fl' ' FROM 0H2SIAWA. Jnhu Kepncr hns relumed from Indiana. Ho Itft here Ubt full. He ive that he come through stt.nusof now, sleet, rnlu and hall, with au occasional cyclone and thunder storm thrown in for good measure, nil tho way from Hooslerdom. He thinks of nettling down in Marlon county to stay. The chicken thieves ar in hard 'urk hero, is v 'll as Salem. F. F. UHdrkb tt. i man out about his lieu bt.upc lnr.t wed?, and when or dered to nccont for himself (as he hud been seen around thero before) the party sturted to run, nnd Mr. Goodrich's gun seems tohavegono off in somo unaccountable way the man wns runsktcl so thnt Mr. G. wns unable to track him homo tho next morning. Mr. Goodrich won't talk about it, but rumor has it tbat the party who likes chickens, "riot wisely, but too well," lives less than n thousand miles from Hayesvllle, and that Mr. Goodrich called him out and gave him a good "cussing" and lot him off. Sunday afternoon, a couple of In dian boys, and the son of one of the emplojes, were caught light lu the out of killing Mrs. Benin's chickens. Mis. Bt-uty had been missing eggs and chickens, and they were pfetty closely watched. When Mr. Beaty dropped dowu on them they were completely surprised. Ono was caught nnd taken lo Mr. Brewer, and the sergeant soon caught the others, and within n couple of hours they wero snubbed up short to the whipping post. Tho employe got very hot In the collar, when told that his boy had been stealing chick ens, but soon simmered down, and will settle tho chicken bill, ns the cheapest way out. SUPREME COURT. 8alem, April 18, '92. Mara A. Rawson, appellant, vs. Chas. Stuart, respondent, appeal from Linn county; judgment of the lower court affirmed. Opinion by Strnhan, C. J. G. W. Vedder, appellant, vs. Marion county, respondent, nppeal from Marlon county; judgment re versed with directions to tho circuit court to remand the cause to the county court to be then further pro ceeded with In accordance with tills opinion. Opinion byStrahnu, C. J., Bean, J., concurs, Lord, J., ex presses no opinion. Phillip Wist, respondent, vs. The Grand Lodge of A. O. U. W., ap pellant, appeal from Multnomah county; judgment of the lower court affirmed, Opinion by Lord, J. Petition to appoint a day for ex amination of candidates for admis sion to tho bar was granted, and Thursday, the 2d dny of June, 1892, was set for examination. Slat3 of Oregon, appellant, vb. John A. Shaw, respondent, appeal from Multnomah county; argued nnd submitted. Geo. G. Bingham, district nttorney, for Stnte of Ore gon. Tilmon Ford nnd Wm. Kaiser attorneys for respondent. POLK COUiNTY NEWS. Mrs, Gibsan, of Dallas has gone to her old Kansas home. just Born To the wife of Edgar Brown, of Salt creek, n daughter. Messrs. Townsend and Daly are in Portland attending Democratlo state convention. And still tho revival goes on at tho Methodist church. There havo been at least thirty conversions. The Oakdale rock quarry has not been sold as reperted: tho quarry is reserved and a right of way to it. A. Wood and wife, of Portland, are visiting friends at Monmouth. Harvey Connoway, of Dallas, has been appointed agent and telegraph operator at Whiteson. Robr. George, of this county, who has been in Australia for two years, bos arrived home. Lee Olmsted, a carpenter of Al blna, has moved his family to this city and will work In tho woolen mill. Mrs. W. D. Davis, of this city, who has been very ill, is improving rapidly, and Mrs, Al. Lewis Is re ported as being some better. A meeting of the central commit tee and the ticket nominated at the last Democratlo convention Isset for Saturday, April 26th, ut the' court house. Mr. and Mrn. W. H. Logan, of McMiuuville, aro here on a visit to Mrs. Logan's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nat Holmuti. Mrs. Levens and daughter, Mrs. Nelllo Buchanan, of Dallas, aro now In Cotton, California, for the tatter's health, which Is still very poor with no Improvement. W. A. Daltou, who hns been lying very ill for several months, was a few weeks ago moved to Dallas for medl cal treatment, but is not gaining any. A Sunday school convention for Polk county will bo held in Dallas on May 11th and 12th. A good program he been arranged and an interesting time is expected, Mrs. Reason, of Dakota, accom panied by her children Is here on a visit to her mother Mrs. W. G. Harris and may become a perman ent resident. A sale took place at the court house last Saturday In which sev eral lots of the Bootbby estate wer sold by tho administrator, It is plrtlnmi by the Dallm hop grower (hat there is nothing in the bop scare about Ice, as none have as yet made their appearance. Whii7rr.nrr.'riitf T - i They baso their opiulou on emi nent scientists, who make that a Hludy and believe that the weather is jot too cold fur tho louse to IIvp. Tho Dallas Odd Follows canton are drilling almost nightly and are making excellent advancement under their drill master, P. W. Paul. Promoted. At tho regular meet. Ingof Sedgwick Post G. A. R. tho vii fancy caused by resignation of W. N. Lucius was filled by election of Post Surgeon James Batchellor commander of tho post It was done in a handsome way, Comrades Crosson nnd Williams uniting to make it unanimous. A Sharper. Ono Salem busi ness man will not advertise in The Journal becauso it is too public spirited, and progressive This will make no difference to The Jour nal. Where ono such kickersarises to run a Btnall sized Iboycott, ten progressive men uphold it and It has tho satisfaction of knowing that It Is not helping to drive the worklug men out of this city. m The New Bridge. Contractor McCoy seems to bo "making haste slowly" with tho-South Commercial street bridge. A good number of plies aro already In, and tho work so far done appears to bo of a very substantial character. When it will be finished Is difficult to say, but the residents of both sides aro very anxious to use it. Besides tho electric car company is very anxious to effect a crossing. Choice butter at Clark & Employ's. Snow at the Old Court Hotibe. E. E. Snow, tho painter, lias added carriage painting to his busi ness, and in order to secure more room, has move his shop and office to tho old court house, where he can be found ready for business at all times. It is Not What Wo Say But what Hood's Sarvaparilla does, that makes ltsell, and has given it such a firm and lasting hold upon the confidence of tho people. The volentary statements of thousands of people provo beyoud question that this preparation posesses wonderful medicinal power. Hood's Pills cure constipation by restoring the peristolic aotiou of the alimentary canal. They are tho best family cathartic. Marriage licences have been is sued to Herman Froeger and Sal vlua Feldman; also to F. M. Loftlss and Nelllo I. Shafer. Leave orders for wood with R. R. Ryan & Co. Two and a Half. That Is, wo sell Fargo's celebrated 52.50 shoes for ladies and gents. R. J. Fleming, State street. Famous. Smokettes and tho L Llllis cubau cigars just in at Sroat & Gilo's. In peace or war, wo propose to conduct the people's clothing bouse. See our prices and goods on their merits in our show windows. G. W. Johnson & Son, Chronic constipation, with all Its attendant evils, is cured by taking Ayer's Catbareio Pills. Sold by all dealers In medicine. Finest vegetables Eppley's. at Clark & Choice rotted manuro for gardens. R. R. Ryan & Co. Wo own our own business and no tribute is collected off our sales to pay sliont partners. G. W. John sou & Son., tho People's clothiers. New Arrivals. Kid gloves, blacks, tans and grays 51 a pair Capitol Adventuro Co. 2t Notice. All tbat know themselves in- debted to me, for work at the ceme tery, please call and eettlo. And those who wish ordors filled will call early. J, W, O'Donnel. 4-5-2w For Sale. Two horses, one 1700 pounds tho other 1300 pounds weight Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, over Uarr & Pretzels. 8-17-tf Fresh milk cow for sale at 116 High St. near agricultural works, of kind disposition. 4 10, 8t Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed t Castoria A traveling man who chanced to bo In the storo of E. V. Wood, at MaKees Rocks, Pa., says while bo was waiting to see Mr. Wood, a llttlo girl came In with a bootlo la beled Chamberlain's Pain Balm and said; "Mamma wants another bot tlo. She says It Is the best medicine for rheumatism she ever used." CO cent bottles sold by Geo, E. Good, druggist. j PRICE'S OS tJtd In Millions of Hop - MiT'i rn mt ElcOcL jr-i. .:ar t i Impure or tit :ttl loot! is nlno timet out of ten raucd by noma form ot conillmtlou or Indigestion that clop up tho system, when the blood naturally becomes impress natcd with the elfcto matter. The old Bursa pArtllns attempt to reach this condition by at tacking tho blood with the drastlo mineral ''potash." Joy's Vceetablo Barsaparllla 1 modem. It goes to the scat ot tho trouble. It arouses tho liver, kidneys and bowel, and invigorates tho circulation, and the Impuri ties are quickly carried off through thenatu ral channels. Charles Lcc, at Bcamlsh'i Third aud Market Hts., a F wrltcss ItookltfotTltlated blood and whllo on tho first bottle became convinced ot Ita merits, tor I could feel It was working a change. It cleansed, purified and braced mo up generally, and every thing Is now working lull and regular." Joy1 ,s vegferame Sarsapariila For aalfr by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. TROUBLE WITH CHINA. Collision Between European and Ohineso Ministers. New York, April 10. Smalloy's London cable says: "It may turn out that Chinese diplomacy with Europe will havo an Interest for the United States. Thero has been an open collision between tho Euro pean ministers and the Chinese foreign office. Earlier details are chiefly Important because the Rus sian minister broko away from the lead of the German minister who Is senior of tho diplomatic corps, and tho French ministor has had orders from homo to support his Russian colleague in any line ho might take. Ultimately all the ministers bad an audience with the prince-presldont of Tsung LI Yamon, and handed in a joint note, beginning with the assertion that their respective sover eigns wero the equals of the Chinese emperor. Having read this auda cious declaration, tho prince-presi dent handed back, or, according to other accounts, fluug back the papet and broke up tho audience. The same day brought news tbat the Chiueso government bad refused to arrest Chan Hau, author, or one of the authors, of tho outrages and murders of the Christians last year. It does not seem quite clear that they wished to do moro than go through the forms in order to silence diplomatio complaints of virtual complicity with tho party which provoked and executed murderore of the foreigners. Bohind Ghaun Hau and his accomplices aro the people of China. They do not care about being converted, and thoy hate the forelguor for tho various concess ions he bus extorted from them. It takes timo to do anything in China, and there is no present ques tion of applying military compul sion to the dilatory officials at Pekln. But what Is important to us Is the fact that Europe hrs a controversy with the celestials which must be settled, and wo also have a contro versy with them, both Europe and America aro more likely to carry their points together than sepa rately." A REVEREND SCOUNDREL He Robbed His Congregation Right and Left. Berlin, April 10. Tho criminal court in Oldenburg has comdemnod tho Lutheran pastor, Miller, to four teen years at hard labor, for ombez zlemout, for obtaining money by false pretenses and for forgery, Tho triai !.as been ono of tho most notablo lu recent yearB. Moro than fifty witnesses were summoned to testify to their losses through Mil ler, and about sovcnly-fivo more wero ready to testify, but wero not called upon, as tho caso against the pastor was complete without them. It was shown at the trial that Miller began swindling bis parishioners as soon us bo settled in a vlllago near Oldenburg, several years ago, and tbat bo bad continued the practice without intermission until fear of exposure induced him to flee. He told tho peasants ho could invest their money for them at a large rate of interest In Berlin, and more than 100 of tho petty landowners and shopkeepers entrusted to him sums varying between 1000 and 1600 marks. He induced the parish to buy a lot next to the church for 80,000 marks, on representations tbat the Roman Catholics wero about to buy It. Ho collected tho purchaso price, but paid only 10,000 marks to the seller, saying that tho rest would he paid in entailments. As secretary of tho church council lu Oldenburg, the councilors testified, bo manufactured and incorporated Id the records of meetings resolu tions authorizing him to collect large sums. He made two collec tions, but spent the money In wild living In ( Berlin during bis occa sional visits to the city. Altogether ho obtained about 860,000 marks. The constable who arrested hlin tea- 40 Years tte SUndar Bad fliirfltTi MWMbiaBh 11492 WORLD'S FAIR. I rtlltR rnl.lTMlir M PAIIUfTrimolnVrrt nrntilnm tio laH11jli4 mil uim JL In Bnlem, whero thewe who intend going to the World's Frtlr ean obtain lnrbrm t ion or much interest and value. Tho" purpose ofthls company IS to provide Btirt-eliwi accommodation goldR to nndfrom nml while nt tho fair, tit reftonablo rated and on terms within the reach of all. Mnny people do not wem to be alive to the neoeaalsynf securing rooms n1 nccomrnodHtlonxIn advance. It la estimated thalD0,0W00p,pl un average or 160,000 per day, will visit tho fair. Ihla company la now coniractinc hotels, which are bene built nnd loU built, ana It 1 A fact that those who do not make provision In ndvnnco had hotter Way at home. We would Uierefoie ttripreaa upon thoe who Intend to visit the fair tho lmportnce of registering upon our boolcn nnd securing their certificates ntonco. The nirlher payments can be made to snlt. the convenience of purchaser, any timo between now and April, 1891. No certlflcatw Hl be sold beyond the number or people to whom the company enn give all they promts viz: First-class accommodations. For full information call on SPALDING & ROGERS, AGENTS, BUSH-BREYMAN BLOCK. Kinder For benefit of The Willamette University, at Eeeds Opera House, Wednesday, A.pril 20tb.. Under the direction of Miss GENEVIEVE HUGHES, Assisted by the following talented artists: MISS PHELPS, of Chicago, Harpist. MRS. F. L. WILLMAN, Pianist. MISSLE$A, MORGAN, Vocalist. PROF. COOMER, Cornetist. -ANDTHE- SALEM MANDOLIN CLUB. Admission 50 cents. No extra charge for reserved seats. Tickets at Dearborn's Book Store. Chas. -SUCCESSOR TO- J. C. BROWN & CO. Have Re-opened at tho 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 hero every article they need, in the most approyed and modern patterns. SUPERIOR . STOVES AND RANGES. All the former customers of this House and .thd general trade aro invited to call. We will treat you well. i dw ice bD. Cho Wholesale ami Retail Dealer in Fresh, Salt ami Smoked Meats of all Kinds, Largest display in tho city at my market. Best ser vice and pr mpt delivery to all parts of tho city. OS Court and 110 State Streets. tilled that Miller, after his flight and before bis arrest, spent thousands on fast women, posing as a wealthy horsebreedcr, nud when caught was sojourning In a country tavern with but 4 marks left, discussing tho enormity of his own crimes as re lated by the newspapers. In pro nouncing sentence tho judgo said that In bis whole experience on the boneh he bad not soen such an abandoucd scoundrel as tbo pris oner. Catarrh Can't lio Cared with LoaAfc Applications, as they cannot reach the scat of tbo disoaso. Catarrh Is a blood or constitutional disease, aud In ordor to uure It you have to take Internal romedics. Hall's Catarrh Cere Is tuken In ternally, aud acts diroctly on tho blood and musous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is no quack medicine. It was presorlbcd by one of tho best puysicians in tins country lor years, and is a regular prescription. It Is composed of tho best tonics known. combined with tho best blood nurl- tiers, acting uirectiy on tno mucous surfaces. Tbo perfect combination of tho two Ingrcd'ontH Is what pro duces suon wonuonut results in cur ing catarrh, Bend for testlmonlalt tree, x'. j. uiiumux s uu,, Trops., Toledo, Ohio. Bold by brugglsts, prlco 75 cents. Broat & Gilo have the best aspar agus you oyer ate a new kind, d-tf IIOUN, HARRI'lT.-On Monday afternoon April 18, 1802. to tho wife of E. is. Harrltt, a daughter, UIKI). REICH. At the borne In Waldo 'hills, eight miles east of Balem, at On, in., April 10. 1802, from cancer, Mre. Mary Helen, aged 00 years. Deceased was tho wlfo of Jobu Reich. Tho funeral was conducted at Maeleay at 2 p. m., Monday. rum UKNT-New house lu North i Malew. Apply to K. Jipfttr. North Mleni, or t JouitNAi, office, rift 180a Symphony Musicale ! Smith, 248 Commercial (Street. MARKETS. Portland, April 10. Wheat val ley, f l,85?M0j Walla Walla, fl.8$ 51.40. BanFbancisco. April 10. Wlwt buyor season $1.54. CincAao, April 10,-At close wheat was steady cosh May 80. SCROFULA Is that imparity ot tho Wood which pro Juccs unsightly lumps or swellings oh tho glands ot tho neck; causes painful running sores on tho arms, legs, or teet; derelopes ulcers In tho eyes, cars, or nosa, olten cau IiiK blindness or deafness; Is tho origin at pimples, cancerous growths, or tbo many other manllcstatlons usually ascribed to "humors;' and fastening upon tho lungs, causes consumption; and death. Being tho most ancient, It Is the most general ot all diseases or affections, for very fevr persons are entirely free from It. How Can It Be Jly talcing Ilood's Barsaparllla, which, by tho remarkable cures It has accomplished, often when other medicines liaro failed, has proven Itself to be a potent and pccul. tar medicine for tlds disease. Somo ot theso cures are really wonderful. If you suffer from scrofula or Impure blood, bo sure to try Ilood's Barsaparllla. " Every spring my wife ond children Itave been troubled with, scrofula, nous, break, lug out on them la various places, ty llttlo boy, three years old, has been a terrible sufferer, Last spring ho was one mass o( sores from head to leet. I wnt advised to use Hood's Barsaparllla, and wft havo nil takcnlt- TberesultU that all hY been cured of the scrofula, my ltttte boy being entirely Ireo from sores, aud all tvr of my children look bright mid heaHby. W, U. ATiiutTOW , Tassala City, JJ 4, Hood's Sarsaparllla ScMbrdruranti, flftlthrft, rt4H , L HOOD CO, ApotneearlM, IwmU. M IOO D&m On KtoJiar Wis Par &Oa f Crt Howe lfavlri. TiAcn iIImaI L ft 11am IVmita tytuurtiodUipojHiof th toneiaf around the court house (rmmsa, X win relv, bills far minis unFllYkuaula', An-ilU 1SBM Bl JWUCtUUKH. IH. A. IMMtOtUMM ue anowea lur iw rteviu, Mltta U.Q,HamMiLK,Coui IVI 6 JitS. Cross, m A JKiaar r W f i