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G. Glogcr, Druggist. Watertown,
Wis. Thk is the opinion of anus
who keeps a drug store, sells all
medicines, cooks in direct contact
with the patients and their fiunilie,
and knows better than anyone else
hovr remedies sell, and -what true
merit they have. He hears of all
the failures and successes, aad can
therefore judge: "I know of no
medicine for Coughs, Sore Throat,
or Hoarseness that had done such ef
fective work in my
Coughs, finally as Boachee's
Soro Throat, SBEETJS
Hoarseness, at ray store, who wjs
suffering from a very
severe cold. She could hardly talk,
and I told her about German Syrup
and that a few doses would give re
lief; but she had no confidence in
patent medicines. I told her to take
a bottle, and if the results were not
satisfactory I would make no charge
for it. A few days after she clkd
and paid for it, saying that she
would never be without it in .'uture as
a few doses had given her relief."
DJLKHIS WZ0&!?
HEART fc;SgS
CURE. 25T1&
Sty -ZZX I AX
gj p8 a ft13!2
r:frC5l H forms. Palj.lt alto.
Arr.Mbort Xirratfc, OpprrwSon. Aftiw,
Kvrotlen Ankle. "vi'M nt . -1ksT
Hj.eIU.JJri.jHr. OVID'S iff""?"" iL?5f ",
coied br Dtf. MILES' MP.' HtTT C-RK.
AnewanteorerybrthieBln'nt I-vjna s -
11. A.r.DTJ.8K C . I ?
Iwsr boUtes of HKAJtX ClKEUtt Ltuf
thanheti! In iwt.ro jt-rt. -f'r ttlrtnn
trcrobl1 with Heart Ijcms trw twt of
OR. MILTS' HEART CUE mfc-lt
KcaiMi, Ga. bas Uwt DR. MILES HCViT
COnEorjlrttroWiriflieieitoM Jars.
I9 Bar. ntcfetmrp. IHch, M III r I Tf" -HI
Heart Dieas.fa4 I J!i " slp. IIt4 '
tereM fcwcj wl Dr.Mllac HMrtCure il
ail pains left bri eortttsnl ci br. n
WeetratKl book FKEB at drasgt. or
Dr.Kllios' Medical Co.Elfchart(lnd.
riold by D.J. Fry lfw,;i.t'., Sale;-..
At oa a rw prteroJa
ttgtiun tint liver, etr. ajcfc
sad bols 0. tough Uu
nertet D- 2Lu PrXbg
tjrtdtlv tare Miioarottv,
torpid lltw aad twevtrv
lion. an.ait, ni''tf,
carmtl 3pU9.2f- 'ita.
fifmottat ft a. ),-n .
P Cs fltt ., Srttxn, lt
Hold by D. J. Fry, druIt, .Halfcui.
LJfeS? Two.
Fun
For
All children cojoy drink of
Mires' Root Beer.
fj docs every other member of lb faailrr.
A X cent rckiie makes 6 emJIons of IliU ijelfc-totti
drink. WuDt U dto-lvtil If s JbIw. for the mice
of largw prollt, IMM you aouia other kin.! U
"ItutMCOnd" Hfaifl. No Imitation JumjooJ
sj tliu cecutao llisxa.
yjtA' pl fir W
S8GK MUH M
Puffer umnM-eMary. Don't T
know taut exhjtution, debility,
UiAng mauliooj, ml gancrkl
weakneM, broujlit on by earljr
foliln, dlnljjuiou and ozeeiMi,
can bo enrol. Don't tt dlioour
aged. We liars cured hundred!
at their lonie j mall treatment.
Yonr cue will b dlacnoacd free.
Wrlto to-dar. Xo cost to leam
yoar conditio a.
COSMOPOLITAN DHFEK.AH,
Uarktt, Stseklsn and Ellis 81a,
SAH FRANCISCO, CAU
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HEKCULES
Sas and Gasoline
ENGINES
ITnva fwr part, and ara
iii-rMre ifaa ihu
bullk Jut ItttV IU uuiutsr. turu lUtf wbwd. U 11
tlii-rvlitr IfmM IIVmIv Ia vt fuit
of order tbtn any oilir km ur iimoMihi tiuirluM nov
mix all ajr
SIAICKH NO HJIMI.r. OR DI11T.
2fa doutilc or fuJe etabMhiaa, fraquaot wlUi Uw
UuiXMUauM afark.
Tor filrnpllelty It Heat tbo World.
It Oil. tUolf Auturuutlollr,
Jfo llattorloa or MIectrlo Rtmrlc
1 1 na vrtih a CUapr Orada of OaaoUoa Uuux car
t wmnmM ciuculaim arri.Y to
PASJMER & REV, MANOFAOTUncrts,
ki rradj, Cat. and fcrtlad, Dr..
Columbia PouHrv Yards,
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BEHIMP TH 80EES.
kfearfefMNMUAiiiriM8tv
Vtm mmmn.
r Artawr SaTJtvaat aA W. S. Ofltert
hiTc wwl eeabKte te
eocoic opwsv
Hewy B. Irrhag. of tfce fawoos
Boatty.is going toaWert tiertjer
hvkcaote of bb ruaaarkaWe resm
blMace M M UlaMnoM paptv.
pratatty te Most expeasire watch
awK by af oo fa A tfcetrioal pro
fMoa prWBtd a few days aT to
MMMger H. C. Mtoer by a few of hb
fneoda.
Jim. LMtgtryfe to revive "Dipomary
at tbo Court tbeator. Loadoa. It is saM
tbat Ffl ltlio, the popolar borlos'fae
rvtardmn. to likely to fesoome tsaaagor
of dm piaytNMco.
It ta aaoomaeed tbat both Anton
Kabtnetfo aad CamfUe Sc Soeas will
cuodnci ooo coocort eoco at toe forth
coming urteraattonai awtcsl asd the
atncsl exhibiltOB to Vhmaa.
Lewte Moni-wo boa parrbaved a rural
laomp four miks irom Peetofcfll. . V.
oo which bt fa expedfag?1W Thf
Home' fa Id the oeotor of eovonty-ive
eros aod ororlooks tbe Hmfeoa river.
W. It Palfflor. Jr., a nopbew of A. il.
Pahaor, bos organized a eoajay of
playoni to travel on bicycles. Tfaey will
b? known an tbe Painter Bicycle Tourist
company ana win begra at w
cboOe, iy 9. with a musical comedy
aMtled "Unre on Wbeels.'
Angmtus Thomas, aatbor of Ala
bama," has befl conoected with tae
gtmS at Palmer' tbeator siac-e the c
com of tbat play. Itisaud that Mr.
TbonuM resigned from tbe Palmar staS
because a private box was not t: tpt for
aim on tbe ojnias ttibt of "Colonel
Carter of Cartersville."
It is said tbat fix wembprs of Wilson
Barrett's company now playing in Eng
land are Americans, all of whom have
become favorites on the other skie. Mr
Barrett begins bus next Auieriean tour
Nor. 7. and be will play a nnmlxr of
new pieces, iuclndiag two by Hall Caine.
anthor of "The Deemster.''
RAILMOAD JOTTINGS.
A anion station will be trailt at Porta
inonth. Va., by the Atlantic and Dan
ville and Seaboard and Roanoke compa
nies
Tbe Northern Pacific will boild a new
atatioa at Yakima, Wash., to accommo
date the people who reside in the region
near North Yakima.
General Manager Mellen, of the New
York and New England railroad, says
that be has no intention of returning to
the Union Pacific Railway company.
Captain W. A. Forrest, of Memphis,
one' of tbe most prominent railroad
builders in the south, is a son of Gen
eral N. ii. Fonest. the Confederate cav
alry leader
Tbe Jonee Vestibule Sleeping Car
compacy, witn a capital of 3,000,000,
ha been incorporated at Denver by
a party oi WN known capital ista,
among whom aro ex-Senator Tabor, Col
onel A C. Fisk and E. W Sebben. of
Denver
General Manager John C. McKenna,
of the Bradford, Bordell and Kinzua,
lias been connected with the road since
1881, first as station agent, then as au
ditor and general freight and riassenger
agent. Since 18JW he has been superin
tendent. TURF TOPICS.
Moro than a dozen of tbo mares on Di
rect's liht this year have already pro
duced 2-.H0 or better performers.
Nutwood, now 21 years of age, was 14
years of Lge before he was credited with
a 2:80 tKirformor. Now he lias sevunty
seven. G. Valensin has rofuKed $100,000 for
his guat stallion Sidney, 2:10. This
Is next to the prico twiil for Arion, the
largost sum ever refused for a California
sire.
Mr. J. Malcolm Forbes drains his stall
with gravel beds, covers the latter with
loam, suvos straw and keeps sweet and
natural beds for his horses by simply
chauging tbo loam.
'Tits llrst retiuuiite of a trotter," says
Sonator Stanford, "is the head. He may
have wonderful speed, bo of tbo lluest
breeding and all tbat, but without good
senso he is at a great disadvantage in a
race."
Gray hories livo longest and ronn
horses ifoarryrw long. Cream colored
horses are deficient of staying power,
uftpecially in suintnor woatber. Bays,
on an average, are the best. Horees
with black hoofs are stronger and
tooglier tlmti others.
AROUND THE THRONES.
Prin-high-
Tbe sultan's household numbers over
0.000 pontons.
(jtieeu Victoria has granted to
com Victoria tbe style of serene
nam
At the last court ball of tbo season at
Rome (juuen Marguerito woro a tnng
uilicfiit dreas of ea green brooade, with
tabhpr of ivory satin covered with lace,
which was embroidered with gold.
In oue of the jwluees at Berlin is n
vast collection of the pergonal effects of
tbo imperial Hoheuzollerns jewelry,
swords, coats, helmets, pipes, walking
sticks niul other royal relics of a long
line of kiugs.
The order of tbo royal succession at
present is tbo Prince of Wales, Prince
George, tbe Duobeas of 1'ifo, Lady
Alexandra DulT(hor infant daughter),
PrinoeM Victoria itnd Princess Maud.
All tbeso would liuvo to puss nwny with
out issue before the Duko of Edinburgh
could come to tbo throne.
and
A OVCXZSALOUa POUCrlMAN.
II nx DortII Draate fl Saw
a S:- i Story Window Open.
It in v t often that a poUeeaan
can br ci.ired with derothag Mm
&&tur 1.' Jaooriy to his haaaeesL
Joai hmr a polieaawa pats ia his
time is ow of tbe mysteries tbat
have thus far proved iL-ipeaetrabka.
It is known tbat be walks sp aad
Jcrwn tbe streets tbat cempom hie
beat ia a laamroly maaner; t&mt m
a cokl day be occaakmally swings
bis anas ia order to stir np tbe
dtaqgHh ciTcabvtaoB of hfe blood;
tbat be accounts himself hagblr fa
vored araorut men if tbere is witb
ia hia baiHwick a peaant Etaad
Oaido Real was incapable of btspira-; from which be can filch a tootbeoea
tfcs aaleaa aaagaiacently dreseed. morsel or two each time be passes it;
Ib VIS$ well driUers foaad a stoae that at night be is food of faaibttng
idol SW feet below tbe rartace at Bofae doorknobs, in the belief tbat be is
Cfty. j thus preventing high crimesaad mts-
A Httle Philadelphia boy ku a peti demeanors by borglmrs aad mea of
rabbit wMcb be has traiaed to draw a j that kidney: and that every now
raalt wage. I and then be tfhig3 Mb dab down on
Wflttam Sbarp, Gasbea, baa a J tie sidewalk with a resounding
iamb two months old whieb weighs thwack, which strikes trror to the
ODDS AND ENDS.
STberfa sigaiSfe VnT."
Battoas are nude f rem Wood,
if hAk--L c!t bpob all fears
ceagb.
Tbere are Musettes efeteetric rafl-
vrays ia tbe worid.
Tbe ttch for a4d dSBt bstoag to the
gavea year variety.
It is araisiaken idea tbat lead talk
gives toae to society.
AshowofopposWoaisveryapt to be
aa exbJMnea of folly.
Wbea aagrytbe kaedive tapslmpa
tkstly with bis left foot.
Tbe iacoaeof tbe Cbareh of Eagkmd
is aboat IIJBW.0W p" wek.
fixtrpoeads.
Have we not as raaeh caose to be
thankful for what we have not as for
wbat we have?
By miring with people yoa find oat
bow much yoa kaow aad bow raaeh
yon don't kaow.
The majority of people think that
tbeir favorite qaack holds a patent on
tbe elixir of life.
.Montaigne, when a widower, said be
woald not marry again "though it were
to witdom itself.'
If tbe color has been taken out of
nlks by fruit stains ammonia will
usually restore tbe color.
Tbe Tartars have a species of bairleas
in
the aeiKbbor-
of wmeh is
all, to the aver-
sool of erery oat
hood, bat the
dimly known, if at
age citizen.
But crverctiention to dnty who
ever saw a policeman that could be
charged with thif Of coarse police
men sometimes nse their dubs with
too much freedom, bat each conduct,
reprehensible as it is, hardly comes
within the cope of the present in
quiry. A Brooklyn woman, however, has
made the d-eporery. She has found
one of the brae coated gnardi&ns of
the ieace with zeal far beyond the
fjrdinarv. Her home is on a well
horsea, which all have beautif ally striped ' known rosdtnee street, and it is ner
white and brown hoofs and "glass eyes." invariable habit to kep a window
The captain of an Italian steamer has open in her sleeping room acringuie
rlKcmered a ledge of coal of excellent j night-
qoality in Sbagnet bay, StraiU of Ala
ellan. The highest clouds, tbe rirras and cir
rosirattis. gometimes rise to an altitude
ball at Covent
Garden theater, thieves made off with
valuable diamonds and jewelry, which
they are said to have cut from the la
dies' dresses.
A woman who lives at Concord,
K. C. the other night dreamed that
she saw her husband cut in two by
a circular saw. The nest day. it is re
lated, her dream came true.
The room is on the second
story and at the front of the house.
It was about midnight one stormy
night when her husband having not
vet returned from the cltib she was
af J,OOo' feet, or six miles above the j aroused by a prolonged ling of the
earth's surface.
During a masked
doorbell. ThrowinK a phawl about
her, she hastened to the open win
dow to find out what was wanted. In
the flickering light of the street lamp
she was able to make out the form of
a policeman oti the stoop.
'What is it?" ehe a&ked.
"Excuse me, mum.-' sai T th police
man, but did you know tliat tho vnn
dow there was wide open, mum?"
"Certainly," was the answer; "I
nlwavB leave a window open at
One Kind of a Preiident, nlht- "
A cooking lecturer, who has brushed . 0h that it, mum?" returned
against the world long enough not to be j ft c t thought that you
mnruJ g i nnw rliin"Tj in hnsinpafc. " .. ...?.. .
didn t know it, ana that uie storm
S1j0 i might beat in and do a lot of dam
age, mum. l nope you u excuse me
surprised at strange things in business,
received a letter tbe other day which
made her confess to astonishment.
had planned to bring over her Philadel
phia claw of cooking teachers to visit
tbe food show. Intending to remain in
tho city two days with the class, she
wrote to various makers of food staples,
expressing a wish tbat she might visit
their factories with her class.
for troubling you. mum.
Then ho slowly and heavily de
scended tho steps and trudged on his
way.
The lady, having been roused from
her first sound sleep, went back to
From one of them came this answer: ; bed in no cood humor. She didn't
"If you will call at our office we will be ODtain the policeman's number, and
glad to furnish, as an escort to your I on jcond thoughts the next morn
party for a visit to our factory, our ' 6nQ Quiat have reported him
president, who has never yet visited it .. . ha(1 obtaiiied it. On the other
years, and it was Btamd and equipped I Ij
tj.u . .i, . rwi f .,; vLi-1 dined to write a
nilU UIVIV IMUU --w,vvv w H.V v-J-
dont's
Times.
Iersonal fortune. New York
The Ilarlier Tree.
rriiorn nrft mnnv rA nTifl rnricmn Rtwi-
mens of botanical rarities in the Govern- I
ment Botanical gardens at Washington.
None however, attracts more attention
than tliat remarkable oriental oddity,
tho "barber plant." It was not given its
odd name, as some might suppose, bo
cause its leaves are like razors or its sap
like lather. Neither will its inner bark
make splendid towels (as is said of the
"vegetablo cloth" tree), or its seeds mako
razor hones. It is simply called the bar
ber plant because tho juiceo of either tbe
leaves or fruit applied to the face pre
vents tho beard from growing, ilr.
Davis Fays tliat this does not apply to
cases where tho beard has taken root,
but tbat it may bo applied with perfect
safety by boys who desire to keep tho
hair on their faces from gotting a start
St Louis Republic.
Tukrt Care uf C. llilren for u Llrlng.
A Boston wouiiH makes a business of
taking caro of children by tho day or
hour at her homo on week days and
Sundays, to tbo great relief of mothers
not able to biro a nurse and not wishing
to accept tbo charity of tho day nurs
eries. Iler services are so much in de
mand tbat she is sometimes engaged as
far as threo weeks ahead. Business
women and tired inothors who cannot
otbonviso leave their homes find her
cervices of great value. This adds an
other to tho many expedients by which
refined women, too delicate or retiring,
may oarn a livelihood without leaving
their homos. Boston Letter.
Leurulni; tu Apply Dye.
The imiwrtations of dye from Paris
have fallen off to nothing, and appren
tices in harboring don't have to learn
tbe bnsiuoas of applying it as thoy used
to. In this shop wo had a wooden ball
with a nail hammered ill it, to which
wo would attach notno ordinary rope
tow. Then tho apprentice would pitch
in and dye it, and when he could apply
tho tluid so tliat it gavo an even color
and didu't stick tbe hair together like so
much glue, we would turn over a cus
tomer to him to try his baud ou. Inter
view in New York Herald.
Involution of AilTertUenicnta.
Great Editor (not many years hence)
I just sent in a long editorial ou a most
important subject
Foreman Yes, 6ir; it is already in the
hands of tho printers.
Great Editor Good! Be careful to
put it in the advertising columns, so it
will bo euro to bo read. Good News.
mv tximiiwci..
fcvuu wr t IrvuUr utl I'ooo i.it.
CLEAN!
If you would bo clenu and hayo your clothes dono up
ia th a neatest and dressiest manner, takothem to the;
SALEM STEAM LAJTIYintY
whur all work is done by whito' labor and in tho most
prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED.
Liberty Street
have been more in-
letter of commenda
tion to the police commissioner.
"But to think," she exclaimed af
ter narrating the episode at the break
fast table, "the wind wa-sin the north,
and the rain couldn't possibly have
got in at a window ojening to the
fcouth. After all, I'm not sure whether
my opinion of the police of this city
is raised or lowered by my midnight
adventure." New York Tribune.
A Curelei Autlior.
Anthony Trollopo was ringularly
unkempt and his clothes were very
wrinkled and 01 made. He was the
only man I had heard swear in de
cent society for uncounted years.
Tho swearing, which was repeated,
wat tho most disagreeable of ill the
actual asseverating by the holiest
namo of some truinpery statement
Then, bv wav of making himself
pleasant in a gathering of Scotsmen,
ho proceeded (the ladies lwing gono
and we all gathered to hear him) to
vilipend our beloved Sw valter. Mr,
Trollopo said that if any of Sir "Wal
ters novels were offered to any Lon
don publisher of the present day it
would be at once rejected. "Twon-
ty-fivo Years of St Andrew's."
OppnrtunltluK.
However a man is gifted, whether
for active 0010170. of thought or
charity, there lien around hun a
world of oppoi-tunity. So far behind
are wo socially, morally, intellectual-
lv. that one infcrht Ire forgiven if he
supposed tho world were made but
yesterday, aud nothing had yet been
done. Does no ambition firo us to
help tho desiKuring, starving, sinking
pooplo nroand usi If a few more
years bo added to our lifo, would wo
uot strive to put something right, to
sweep out some Lule corner, to
awaken some soul to nee and rejoice
in tho growing lightf Good Words.
On for the Afturneon.
Ho had a half holiday, nnd about 1
o'clock p. m. he came into a friend's
office and ant down.
"Wall." inquired the man at tho
desk, "what havo you got on for tho
afternoon f
"Nothiug," he replied, with a list
less air; "that is. uotliing oxeopt my
clotheu." Detrcit Free Proas.
That 1'irrtl IWIIuk,
Tho man who has no buaaneaB of
his own to attend to nlwftya go to
bed tired. Ram's Horn.
(iaarant'ed Cure.
We authoriz our ulvortiscd drug
gist tosell Dr. King's New DlMjovory
for consuniption.cougliH aud colds,
upon this condition. If you aronf
ilicted with a cough, cold, or any
lung.tbroat, or chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as dlrect.h,gv
ing Itu fr.lr trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return tho bottle
aud have your myuoy refunded.
We could uot make this oiler did we
uot know that Dr. King's New Dh
covery could be relied 011. It Hover
disappoint?. Trial bottle free at
Dau'l J. Fry's drug store. Large
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AprtBt at Mw C.ncraeiU
OaflMm-lly tbe commtni j of in
torest w hi- h spriBgs np among the
teoants of an apartaneixt boom is
vary ot-ugau-i. in one 04 uw
large structures np town Htbs a gay
band of ar ists and mtrc-irne under
ttw pcotect.ng van of a w i woaaa.
whoirthc mother of two of them.
Not long go they deckkd to hutd a
maikiUe. . The lady in tbe or;te
apartment was tbe harPT po8ew"
of several very harxL.me palms,
and. with neighborly h-,nA. she of
fered then to gtre an a..k.1 u luty
to the rooms on the octwrn The
offer was accepted acd the noral
treaeores duly traaaferrcd.
About 10 o'clock the morning fol
lowing the maskeJe a frknd made
an early call on the hosttwof the
evening before. Almost her first
ejaculation was:
"How lovdr vou are acre: t-ocn
a beautiful apartment, and what
lovely pains! Aren't you fortunate r
She had scarcely spoken when a
rap founded at the door, and the
servant of the family opjwsite
stepped in. paying:
"Mrs. says if you hare done
with the palms I may take them
back now."
The siruntion was comical, but was
saved from awkwardness by the
caller, who looked up. rolled her eyes
mischievously and asked:
"When will the man come for the
furniture V New York Times.
A Sbreird Tradesman.
Master Hobelmann was a man of no
mean capacity, yet to see him busy
in his workshop, any day of the
week, no one would have suspected
the extraordinary business oualitiets
the man possessed.
"Master," hi3 foreman said to him
ono day, "how is it you are giving
away such expensive toolboxes as
presents to the children of your
wealthy customers I That must cost
yon a pile of money."
'Donkey f The joiner said not an
other word. Bat he knew what he
was about. In all the houses where
the children had received boxes of
joiner's tools for their presents, the
busy httle fouc, on the very next
day, set about sawing, boring, nail
ing up and planing all the furni
ture, until it presented a sorry sight,
and Master Hobelmann had to be
caBed in to repair the damages a
costly and tedious process. He made
about a hundred per cent, out of
those boxes. IHk.
Axilmalt Cannot Suffer at Hnraani Do.
Ascertained facts seem to show us
that by the lower forms of animal
life very little pain, as we understand
the word, can be felt at all. Lob
sters, for instance, will voluntarily
deprive themselves of their claws if
suddenly alarmed by some such
tound as that caused by the firing
of a heavy gun above them. A crab,
seized while feeding by a greater
and stronger, will continue its meal
while being itself devoured. A fish,
torn and mangled by the hook, will
return in a moment or two to the
bait, with its appetite urmnpaired.
A blindworm or a sand lizard, if
unexpectedly seized, will snap its
body in twain and glide away, none
the worse for the mutilation, to re
produce the severed substance. It is
liard, indeexl, in cases such as these,
to insist tnat imin, in our sense of
the term, can be in any real degree
endured. London Sunday Magazine.
Tile Inventnrs of Stores.
One of the first attempts at mak
ing a closed stove of iron was made
by Cardinal Poligaac in 1709, and
seven years later an attempt was
made to introduce stoves of this kind
into England, hut without success,
owing to the prejudice of English
people in favor of seeing their fire-
The Franklin stove was invented
by Dr. Franklin in 1745, and a quar
ter of a century later, in 1771, and
during a few years following, the
discoverer of electricity invented
several other stoves one of which
was invented for burning bitumi
nous coal and which had a downward
draft and consumed its own smoke.
Count Rumford was the next per
son to make an invention looking to
the improvement of stoves, and dur
ing tho ten years between 178S aud
1795 devised several improvements.
Philadelphia Press,
Uttlu Originality In Dress.
"Thore is very little originality in
the world, after all," declares a well
known dressmaker. "We ling the
changes on the Louis XV style, the
Louis XVI period, the Empire and
Medici fashions, and so ou without
apparently being able of ourselves
to inaugurate anything absolutely
novel. Of course these epochs are
followed with considerable variation
aud latitude, but it is true, neverthe
less, tliat thore is nothiug decidedly
original nowadays. We merely fol
low in dress what has gone before."
New York Tiibune.
Wondera In K;c unil Musclei.
The microscope has revealed many
wondors, among others that the com
mon caterpillar has 4,000 muscles in
his body, that tho drone bee's eyes
each contain 1,3-30 mirrors, and tliat
tho largo, prominent eyes of the bril
liant dragon flies art each furnished
with 28,000 jwliahed lonses. St. Louis
Republic
As a fertilizer salt is vory valuable.
Food would bo insipid and tasteless
without it.
DESERVIX1 IMUISE. t
We desire to say to our citizens,
llrnt for ytars we have been fulling
Dr.KliiR's New D'coverv fur con
sumption. Dr Kin?' Nov LifePille,
Bucklfh's Arnii-a Salve and Rteeirio
Eltteru.nnil have never lutt.dled rem
edies that sell as well.or tla' liav t:i
ven such universal satofaeiiitn. We
do not besitate to guarantee (hem ev
ery t iiue.a ndwet-tund redy turefund
the purchase price, if satisfactory re-
suit io not follow their use. These
remedies have w-n their great pop-
uianty purely on tueir merits.
rye, .uruggute.
SMOKED FOR OVER TWENTY-FIVE YEAfft
L-
farm?""
Blackwell's
SPAR"
ggMBull Durham
wa&
-JZZ
T'" ... .. " I
D .?-
Smoking
j
fes Tobacco
Has bctn popuhr with smokers everywhere for over twenty-five yean.
It is Just as Good Now as Ever.
Its Flavor, Fragrance and Purity have contributed largely to tie
growing popularity which pipe smoking enjoys. Pipe smoking b
growing in favor because finer, sweeter and better tobacco can be hjj
in this form and at rrnrh less cost than in cigars.
BLACKWEJ,L'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO.,
DURHAM, N. C.
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALE3I, OEJZGOX.
Bates, $-2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
The best botel btT-eer PorUnaU JSati
Kraneisco. Flnl-daAs In all K aptulD-.
raeote. 1U tabic are 'ervwi -elln lb'
Choicest Fruits
Grown la the Wi.hiD-.te Valley.
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
PKOriewIONAI. CAItDS.
GE
BO. H. BORXSIT, Attsmey at ki-,
Sa'.ai. Or2n. Office over Ladd A
bast's baolc
Q T. KU'K HI0 Attorney at law,
Q. oSiceap stairs Ib Trent rooms of urT
Hush tilrk. rorcer Commercial and Cooil
street, ba'ein, Oregon.
JOH' a. CAK-OX, Attorney at law.
Rcft-iiK S ana -S, La4a i Busu'fc lc
building. SMUem, ert ser. 8 1 lj r
B. Y. 80.NKAM. W. H. HOLMES.
B05HAX A HoutRS, Attorneys at lav.
Orac In Basb '5 Wfo, tettrt.6a State
aad Court, on l.ioni'iSi.
nILMOK FORD, attorney at law. Sfcltm
ortguu. Ottiii: nj'UIrs :u Patten's
DtOCC.
O H. bK.A D-'H VW, VII VS1CIAN AND
I j. MiiKton. .-rftleni. '. rcccm. rGc lu
t urldce b .c, op-til ' over VH.lain A
Knglaca's uaok HtfUieuc eomw ctate
and .- i- mracr v Inser str-l.
w
T It. YOUNU.il. D. Office formerly
! . oofUDied br lr it'ivUnd. corner
oart and Liberty streets. Telephone No.
45. UrUce beur: Sa m. 10 12; 2 to 4 p. in.,
and 7 to v p. m. Kiance l-tn street on
electric car Uae. Ttiepbune o. 8.
MCAFEE A BROOK. PhytlcIaDS
and Surgeons, Murphy bUvt:, up
jiairi. COmnierriat street, fcalein. Or.
DK. W. S MOTT, physician and sur
geon. Offlee In Eldridge Block, sa
lem, Oregon. Office hours 10 to 12 a.m.
2to-p. m.
EB.FHILBROOK.JI DHomeopathlst.
. Office lao turt alrett; KesideiiCv Si7
High street. Gei-eral practice. Special
attention given to aueuses oi w omen aaa
cbildren.
DIt. MtNTA S. A. DAVIS. Office hour-,
H a. m. to 11 a. m.; 2 p. tu. to S p. ni.
Ijav or nleUt calls promptly attended to.
special attention given to dbeaaes of wom
en ana cniiareu. umctmtwciuBoii,
3(36 Commercial street. Residence sac.e.
DR. T. C. SMITH. DectUt, State street,
Salem. Or. i-ipinbed dental opera
tions of every description. Painless opera
tions a specialty.
WD. PUGH, Architect, FIabs, Spec!
, ncallons and superintendence lor
all clAssee of buildings. Omce HO Com
raerclal bt., up dtalrs.
EJ. llcCAU.STLA-ND.Civll Sanitary and
. Hydraulic Engineer. IT. is. Deputy
mineral surveyor. City surveyors omce
Cotue-Park burst ElocS, .Salem, Oregon.
0.
A. ROBERT, Architect, rooml21. liar
qua m building, Portland, Oregon.
.UDS1NI&S CAKD3.
HOEYE & MILLS, Proprietors the Porce
lain HathandMiavlugl'arlors, Have
tne only porcelain riatnruos in tue city
JJU Commercial street, balem, Oregon.
QPRAGDE & ALLEN. Blacksmiths and
O horeshoelng and repairing. Only the
tei,t workmen employed. Opposite titate
lMuranee building
4B. SMITH t CO., Contractors, Sewer
. in?. Cement Sidewalks, Excavating,
; All worK promptly done, Salem, Or.
Leave orders with Du:an Bros, i:b-lm
OAKPtT-LAY'NG. I make a specialty oi
.j caiuei-eewine and lavine: earned
tat en up and relaid with grent care. House
cleaning, umveoraers wiui J. a. Lunu
or Buren A Son. J. G. LUHRMA'.
TOHX KNIGHT, Hlaofcitntth. Horse
O t.lioeir.gandrf.palrlnafpeciftlly. Shop
tthefoot of Liberty street, Salem, Oregon.
2.2Jtf
PJ. LAh.l A to,, Manufacture of all
. klndoor elilclt. Repairing a special
ty, fehop 45 Htaie siee.
QJSTMsp"
X0& R T, PM
rMflu? UKasau
fsa5?g
VU "3ir
M"lfeVAse M.UU
- smswtiili
TIlW
lit DO p.
8. D. J.
it
HEALTH.
Leltkliia's Goltlen Balsam Xo. J
Cures Chancres, flrs'. and Second sujei
Sores en tha Lejrs and Bedy; Sore Eai
Ejrea.Je, rlc, Corprjirl Bictchu
EypbiUtict'aUrrh.dUeased Scalp, ard al
primary forms ol the diteass Inown a.
ayphlhf. I'rlre, $5 00 per Iloltli.
Le Illchau's Golden Itulsaia a.i
Cures-Tjrtiirr, Jlercurialrplillitlc Rheu
raatlsm, 1-ains in the Bones, rains In tlw
Jifd. tScltt0, the ifki L'Wnted Sor
Tbroat, SyphUit'o IUsh, iuni.n and oon
tiuctd Conli, Stillness ot the Limbs, anc
eradicates all dc&se from the system
caused by Indiscretion or abi.
U Mercury. K-arin? the bld pore tn
. bflV' !rIre ss 00 P" Dottle.
Lo Klohnu's Golden HpanlsU Am .
dote tor tho cure et Gonorrhoea, Gljvt
Irriution Gravel, and all Urinary or anl
Ul duarrangemsnU. Price fi 50 ixi
Bottle.
HlchaaU Golden Spanish In.
Jectlon, lor severs ouesot Goaorrhxa,
lnflaaiBtttory Gleet. Strlcturesc Prlut
81 60 per Bottle.
to Illclian'a Golden Ointment
lor tbe eff -dire heaiuifol Syphihtlo Sore
and cruiiuons. Prlr)l 00 per licx
o Illchau's Golden Pill Nerri
and Brain treatment; loos ot physical pow
jr. excess or oreMrork. Prostration, etc,
Prlco 83 00 per Box.
Toute and Nervine,
Seat crnyvbera, C, O. li, socursly cocked
ptreiprcaa.
THE RICrUnDSDRUG C0.,ABeati
6O0 A 611 MAIIKEX ST.,
tola rnuaetecsH Cw
atanuwwirrmi
D.C.SHERMAK
U, f, lecslon and I la r. itnt, p.
Box 5l.,alem, nj.Tn. IpMiy Co
tie)- Vrti fti -:iiiK ,
ANYTHING.
From baled bay pnrt 'eeit fnt V-.V
fnp. Key tVt r-g-v, ,i (,
knives, etc. can alwa) s bt . .a1 !..,
price; at
T. BUIsP.OWrt,
Nn. 22K Oninmere a S .. 8w.
EAST AND SOUtH
VIA
Southern Pacific Route
Shasta. Line
CAlTORXtA EXPRESS 1KA1 r,SVJM
BKTWEKX FOHT1.AUTJ .VJCLitr.
r-
South.
TKC p. m.
?:lfe p. m.
:15 a.ra.
Lv. Pf tihd ." r
Lv. .em Lv.
Ar. bur. i..n. Lt
T. r,
l(iT!i-.
Above trains top on'. .-i
tioas north of RuetLr'. I:
Oron City, Woodbi rn i-aieT , jtikij
Tangent. Shedds, L.viMry. l-arrtit
K03EBIBG j!ALL IiAIi-J,
fdJ a. m. ( Lv. 1-ortiaud
1U17 a. m I Lv Salem
5dJ p. m. Ar. ltoetbnn;
ti.
Albany Local. Daily Hxcept Snsir
6AU p. m. I Lv. t"r- i ni A- ,TtJc7T.
7d2 p. m. I Lv: En.ru L . Ti,k
MOn.m.Ar. A'.taqy jv 'Venn.
PDLLMAX BUFFET MEWS,
Second Class Slbtp'ngCsrs-
Potaccommodatiou ol paiKEFtrsboWljj
second c.ass tlcKe's at;aci.ejo
expre-s trains.
Veit Side DWswd, Betffffn Pfi'iaJ
and Cerrallis:
PAII.V teXCXPT SCTJEAT).
TiJJ a. ui,
11:10 p. X
7 Lv.
: I Ar.
"T-crCand Ar.
CorvQliis L-
""'
lSSr.rj
At Albany and Corv ! i. n i jeet Till
irairtx gi iiruson rar.nc i;at-,u.
EXPRE.-ATRA1N IT A1LY KXCIl 'JWll
"CI? p. nulLvI Port.i 52. ArTiaJiT
ar. m. ! ArIcMiunviileLv. o.tos.
Throne:! Ticket
To all point
EAST aitd SOLTH
Kor tickets sne! lull infoinccror rrr.if
me rates mops, etc, apply to ibe tern
ny s aeent Salem, oueon.
E.P. RS3GER.S. Asv. Cr. '. find l"s4. 4'
B. KOEI11.ER. i!iC
Fmb Teraio&l or ktoisr fo'tii ?
Northern Paci Mb
Is the line to take
To all Points East aud Ui
It is the dininc car route, it rens tbwc
ttauuuic uaius oc j uj iu imj-
st. paul m aim
(Xo change of cars.)
Competed ofdlnlngcars ur-jr.-r''
Pullman drutving room l
1.1 iaifcic.r
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars
Bt that iY.n be constructed aDd in
nUhed for hold irs of hist tat. e" K'
tlcseu.aud
ELEGA27TDA C0ACIii
A contlnuot
line, atlordln.
ei vice.
rullrr.nn sit
cured In advj
tLe road.
r a fn
M 0'
'.i-int"
lo'e;
prT -i"
Through ticket to ecd " "i.U 'J
in .Uncrica, Tjigiar jh. .x.i' ' N
purohased at uy ticket or f-oiil "0
rM- '
canv.
Willi InfittTnutli.n rfru .t.t.
of trains.rouiesardi iL-. C " B"
on application u any nttm '
A. D. (HAini' ,
Assistant General Ps- r.'
121 Itrst ftrtx-t, oM V i1
SHAW i DOW SIU. 'S
THE YAOUlN ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC RAUROi
.Vnd Orenff.n lVven
stduniEhlp line. Ui3 1.
if rime than by an
ouas through papvet r
from Portland and a I v
'amette valley umni '
TIME SCHEDULE, .
Leave Aioany
LfveOorvaui
rrlve Yanlna
;.tit Vaqul'ia
Leave CtHTiUis
Arrfie Albany
O. C. trains ronm - i
Contains,
The above tn.i
.vlth tli Ommn
Jlrllffnshlrib'twn w
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N. B.-Fasmecrs iren: V- -?X7I
Willamette Valley points ?,?J of
VAQUINA IWl'TKat x X tV
ana ii aeaimea iu p" - jh, ty
arrange to arrive at Yactin '
beroredateoiBaJune ,.-lrt i
Vih .1?rKn7Jr",i,Mf,t V
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