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

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Newspaper Page TextMJMoMiattAiiUteMuMiMm esilslnii md T. HOLVBRSON. FINE DRESS COODSg JACKETS We are constantly adding to our stock the latest fashions and novelties in the market. 2, 2 1-4, 2 1-2 Fruit of the Loom and Peppered, Bleached and Gray, and TWILLED SHEETING, extra value. PILLOW CASING all widths. 301 Commercial Street. LOCAL AX PftRSOSAU A uiilUnry 4tli of July Is what Sutem wants aud she will linvo It. HIE CA1TTAL JOURNAL. FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1802 GIIMT & 1'ATrBllSO.N, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. OEO. D. GOODHUE. K. OAHILL. BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plaster, hair, fire and building brick, fire clay, Band, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, till kinds, wholesale and re tail. Ofllce 93 State Btreet. GOODHUE & CAIIILIi. Violet Punch is the finest llavor made for ice Cream soda, to be Imil only at THE SPA, 110 State Btreet. WALTER STOLZ, Manager. DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS. May 17-18. State shooting tourna ment at llobedulo addition. May 20. Senator Veatch at opera house, 7:30 p. in. May 20. Annuul colt show. o UNION ENDEAVOR ELECTION. The Salem local union of various Young People's Christian Endeavor Societies met ut the First Congrega tional church Thursday evening. RuporU of retiring officers for the year just ended were read. The new officers elected are: Pres ident, W. B. Peck, of the Presby terian church; vice-president Mis Nina McNary. Baptist church; sec retary, Allyn H. Cooke, Congrega tional church; treasurer, E. N. Starr, Christian church. The mutter of eeudiug a delegate to the Y. P. S. C. E. international convention to be held in New York City in July was discussed and a committee con sisting of E. J. McCaustlaud, Mrs. Leabo, Mrs. B. B. Cooke, E. N. Starr and Mlbs Addle Bowersox was ap pointed to see what arrangemeut9 could be made and report at the next meeting of the executive com mittee. The committee also recom mended that the new endeavor pa per published at Portland receive the hearty support of the local societies. The newly elected officers are active workers who will push the work not only in the city but throughout Marion county. Theo societies Lave brought Salem young people nearer together and have done much good. PROMISING INSTRUCTORS. daj light. There now stands a large I brick church where nightly services A Fine Assembly of Young Men ' aro held. and Women Who Wish to J an interview. Teach. "I nm a native of Ohio," said Mrs. Woodworth. "My present home is iu Rochester, Ind. I was ordained Superintended Yoder's last quar terly examination of teachers was concluded Thursday eveuiug and a finer body of young Oregouians never assembled lu the capital city. Tf tirtio 3finurlntfm1prit. YndMr'fl 1ftt.il session and he felt very proud of bis methods only, recognizing no ordi uuuee us u uoor iu mu cuurcii, ah denominations assist me wherever I baud of educational ueephites: WHO WE HE EXAMINED. 0. E. Miuier, SUverton; F. R. Barkburst, tfllvertou; D. J. Steluer, Salem; M. McRtuley, Salem; Mamie F. Coiiey, Salem, Emma Massey, Brook;.l. C, Wurnock, Silverton; Rebecca B.ilderree, Salem; Florence Catterlin, Salem; Lulu Southwlck, Salem; Gertrudo Houghton, Salem; D. M. Mulkoy, Mehania; David Warner, Silverton; Martha Wilson, Stay ton; J. D. Nlmau, Salem; Agnes Matlock, Silverton; N. J. Gerber, Salem; Lida Doud, Woodburn; Anna Haa, Salem; Argie Jones, Brooks; Bertie Cole, Woodburn; H. E. Skir vin, Murquam; Grace Reed, Silvei ton; Ora P. Skirviu, Murquam; Hattie dtarrett, SUverton, Minnie Johnson, Silverton; Ella Worrell, Silverton, Ella Fiuluy, Silverton; Eliza Ahlhauser, Turner; Alice M Smith, Turner; Jean Robbiue, Sa lem; Sallie Tuggle, Silverton; Clara Irvine, Independence; W. V Logan, Salem; J. A. McKelvey, Aumsville; G. I. Cadwell, Salem; W. Stevens, Monmouth; F. W. Talcott, Turner; F. G. Fresh, Marlon; A. R. Sieg- mund, Mehama. D. A. Brodie, Scotts Mills; F. J. Beach, Aumsvllle; Olive Robertson, Stay ton; Harry Hunter, Stay ton; Libbio Jackson, Cbemawa. SALEM WILL CELEBRATE. A Grand Celebration and Military Display July Fourth. The meeting called at the Willa mette narlors last evening was largely attended and everybody present was enthusiastic for a grana Fourth of July celebration and blow-out to be in keeping with the Columbian anniversary. 1892 is the year and Salem will have THE celebration. The meeting was called to order about 8 o'clock by Capt. M. W. Hunt. J. G. Wright was called to the chair and W. G. Westacott served as secretary. It was decided to celebrate in grand style, and the work was all placed in the bauds of the following named general cemmittee: I. L. Patterson, W. G. Westacott, T. H. Barues E. H. Flagg aud J. L. Mitchell. Sub-committees will bo duly appointed and work assigned. Tne matter of a military display for that occasion was fully discussed, The Woman has It. Mr. Eves now admits that his wife got the $.800, and completely retracts his statement that the money disap peared in the room at Hotel Willa. metle. Of course all who understood the rules of a large hotel never took any stock iu that claim. Col. Wagner aud his clerks handle thou sands of dollars for guests each month lu the year and no one ever lost a dollar. Prof. John Fisku Coming ! He will give his great lecture on "The Discovery of America" at Uuity church Tuesday eveuiug, May 17. Mr. Fiske stands today at the head of American historians and this lecture is a most admirable prepara tion for all who would understand the true value of the Columbian Ex position of '03. Bo sure and hear him. Tickets CO cents and they are for sale at Dearborn's. The Deaf-Mute School. The nimii.il written examinations began Thursday aud were coucluded Fri day. Sunday Supt. P. S. K-wgui .iu..n. i. imntiul sermon In the sign lauguage ut 3 p. m., to which the public are invited. The clobing examinations take place Monday aud Tuesday of n&xt week, May 10-17, aud the children all go home Wtduesday. Office Hours. Don't forget that the Lockwood messenger olllce is open Sunday as well as veek day, from 8 o'clock a. ra. to 10 o'clock rvhxt i.Hm 3 shoe on the Pa cific coast at E. F. Osbum'fl Racket store. uw-1 a United Brethren preacher and hud calls from other de nominations, but declined all. The church of God seeks to savo men by conversion and dinars go. 1 have no salary, but rely only on voluntary contributions. We work lu tents because we can reach the masses In that way, aud people are more united aud open to the work of ttie spirit of God in a tent than iu auy church. In Oakland we saved 2000 souls; the people bought usateutthat would bold 8000, aud yet we turned thousands away. We uro always attacked by some newspapers but that only helps us. Our meetings are open to all, even to the lowest." House Cleaning The rooms of the Hotel Willamette use under going a thorough siege of house- cleaniug. Madame Wagner, the genial landlady has several active men at work, taking up carpets and cleaning everything that isgetable. Thev are now at work on the sec ond floor, and hope to complete the task by June 1st. m Program of entertainment to be given at Chanuiug Hall this evening, for the benefit of the Unitarian Society aud the Second Regiment band: Medley Overtuie.PIantation Echoes Eilleuberg SECOND KEQIAtENT HAND. Recitation Miss Ida Dlusmore Overture-New York in Smiles and Tears Zmmerman 0RCHES1KA. Vocal Solo Selected n TV Ford. Origiual Poem Mrs. Dr. Cartwrigbt Waliz-From the Opera"Robinhood" ..Beyer ORCHESTRA. "Bird Drill" By Thirty Young Ladles in costume. Waltz Nlunettu Benuett SIXONI) REOIMCNT BAND. Entertainment to close iu a social way. Admission, 25 cents. Doors open at 7:30 o'clock. Program be gins at 8 o'cIock. Card of Thanks. The undersigned wish to thank all the friends who so kindly waited upon and cheered their little son Eddie during bis last hours. Also those who so generously furnished fiowers for his grave. J. E. Vanderitol. Nettie Vanderfool. FKAQRANT AND RRFRESHINa. That is what the people say of the tor mt "--'"" - ."-:;: i "' sun cured Japan teas. Sold from 50 and tne sentiment i mo m-uiih - Go to tho Kellogg school of cut ting at 123 Court street. Editor Lyon of Staylon Is in the city. Charity Ann Flip (Mrs. O. J. Rlelly) will speak a piece at the Deestrlck Skule. Two di links wero disposed of by Recirder Goodtll this morning. Tim uurk nf million on the deck of the Soutu Commercial viaduct has begun. Alka-Hesperlan members who have books belonging to the library will please return them at once to tho Y. M, C. A. rooms. By order of the trustees. C. P. Bishop, of tho Woolen Mill store, returned this morning from a flying visit to San Francisco, where he has been lu tho Interests of their business. The great anuual shooting touru- amount conducted by the Salem Rod aud Gun club begins next Tues day at 9 a. iu, Sixty shots will take part. Lena Hess, inmate of a house of ill repute was fined 815 for selling liquor without a license yesterday. Thoeeli'bratcd French ice cream soda is to be had only at Jones & Hernardl's, in Bush's bank block. Nothing like it on the coast that delicious French ice cream soda at Jones & Beruardt's. The greatest variety of dining chairs, high bucks aud all grades. To see them is to buy them ut Kel ler & Marsh's. Werner Breyman aud wife, R. P. Boise, Jr. aud wife, F. C. Baker aud wife are home from A&toria centen nial. Some new things in bed-room sets, fucb as have never before been ottered In Sulem.at Keller & Marsh's. Hart & Taliaferro are pusklng their city oiders to accommodate tho de mands from surrounding towns Their suits are of the fiuest. G8 Court street. Christ Frickoy has taken out nat uralization papers and departed witli his daughter for Germany this morning. They expect to be goue until September. Luciudy Jane Jenkins (Mis3 Nina Larowe) will read a composition of her own composlu at theDeestrick Skule at the Opcry hou&o on Wed nesday and Thursday eveuius. If your blood is vitiated, cleanse it without delay by the useofAyer's Sarsaparilla. , On May 25lh, 20th and 27th tho Oiegou Baptist Suuday school and youug people's annual convention will bo held at Salem. A hundred delegates or more from all parts of the state are expected to be In at tendance at the meetlug. A three days' program is being prepared. Geo. N. Sroat. tho grocer, has re turned from a three months' tour of California and the east as far as Ne braska. He is looking the picture of health aud reports Salem as live as auy city iu the country. Prof. Amariah Ichabod Craue (Mr. Richard Byley) will begin teachin' the "Deestrlck Skulo" at the Onera House on next Wednes day and Thursday evenings. professor will board 'round tho Deestrlck. Places with the best cookiu' preferred. Those interested have secured a petition of all the property owners on to change the electrlo company's frauchlse to tho depot from Qlcl People- U&V.3TT ..SCu lOMAaf3m J. V. a Is tho only Bnr-aparllla that old or fceblo pcoplo should take, as tho mineral potash which is la every other Sarsaparilla that we know of, is under certain condition kuowu to bo emaciating. J. V. 8. on the contrary Is purely vegetable and stimulates digestion and creates now blood, tho very thin,; fur old dcilcato or brokon down people. It builds them up and prolongs their Urea. A caso lu peint: Mrs. Bclden an estlmnble and elderly lady of 610 Mason St., S. F. was for months declln- I tiff CA ratolrll natn tfMts.ttt1 a1am tins' fan lit Street l'C0to bad that she wasflnallyaffllctcd with miming a, eus. cno writes: " vt uue in mai dangerous condition I taw tome of tho testi monials concerning J. V. 8. and sont lor a hnttlA. Thftt tn.V.u1 ttij. himln. Ont T regained my lost flesh and strength and bavo no; icit so well in years." Tuat was two years ago and Mrs. Bclden Is well and hearty to-day, and still taking J. V. B. It yon aro old or fceblo and ant to be built np. Ask for ' Vegetable & Sarsaparilla Most modern, most ofiVetl ve. larireat bottln. Bamo price, ft. 00, six for JJ.00. For sal" byDin'l J. Fry, 22.5 Com. street. Just received one huudred reams of bib note paper at 25o per packng- thn Ivbt ever show lu Salem a' Dearborn's Bookstore ForBaleT-Two horn, one 1700 pounds the other 1300 pounds weight Enquire of Wm. E. Burke, over Barr& Pretzels, 5-J7'lf were overwhelmingly lu favor of in vitinir tho 2d Regt., O. N. G., boys for a display, or possibly a three days' encampment. The only thing that can prevent a grand military pageant will be n lack of fuuds, and there is little doubt about raising all the cash that is wanted. A military committee composed of D. C. Shet- uaii, M. W. Huut.aud It. W.euoo, u-ii annointed to confer with the National guard and report iu detail. The ceueral committee is made up of workers, who aro already iu the field. The raising of funds will be gin today, and it is to be hoped each one will try to see how much he cau give instead of how little, it we want todiold a generous ceieornwuu we must all be generous on the start. Remember, what you give for this occasion comes back to you before the money is colluded. The Bou quet City will out-do herself.and the result will be such a combination, ovation, celebration as was never beforo witnessed iu this valley. THE CHURCH OF GOD. A Noted Yoman Revivalist Erects Her Tent at Salem. A force of electric light line men wero nt work ail the forenoon run ning In wires to illuminate the Churoh of God revival tent erected in Yow Park near tho street cur Hue, south of the grocery. Mrs. M. V. Woodworth, the pro prietor, occupies the cottage closely. Tim crew of revival workers con- hIhih of this lady. Elder Shook, of i..r rsrnvp. Elder Kimball, tf Indiana, Misses Ollie Daggett and Emma Iseuberg, all of whom assiet lu prayer aud exhortation. TUB SERVICES TONiailT .in i nmmrl bv Mrs. Wood worth herself, bhe Ua fine looking woman of forty-ix years, has come direct 10 Fateui from Jacksonville, Florid, prh-r t w hie h she worked a year In Hi. Louie. At tlwt ey ue pltohrd nor tent Jn this hsuil of Carey Patch. ceuts to $1.00 per pound the finest ever imported to this country. To be obtained only at the Tea btore 347 Commercial street. dw-tf Completely Lined. Tho store front of Clark & Eppley's on Court street is every morning completely lined with the freshest and choicest in vegetables. For Sale. Forty feet front on Ci.mmercialstreet. First-class busi ness property. Enquire of Wm. E. RnrUn nnivhnlf block BOUth Of Bush's bank no-stairs. 310-tf A fine line of mirror plates, framed to order In all sizes aud at prices to suit purchasers. Geo. F.Smith, Cot tle block. Hammocks aud croouetsets to suit everybody at E. F. Osburn's Racket store. dw2t Everybody knows what it In, aud that Is the reason they go to Ilel- lenbrand's for that pure ice cream soda. Any one goln East cannot afford to miss seeing Shaw & Downing, agents of the Northern Pacific rail way. They make the lowest rales. Wm. Brown & Co. aro head quarters fortlrst-clafs shoes of every grade aud description. Those Fargo shoes for men, women and children at Fleming's are pleasing a large uumberof pa trons. We nell all kids of evawn.tt'l fruit at whole sale prices Sroat & Olio Bird cages, sixteen different ttyhs at price, that will astonish you, ut E. F. Ostium' Racket store. 2t Fit h gooseberries and hrocoll ut Clark & Eppley's. Won't be undersold on canued goods. Sroat fc Gile. Eight ball crHuet ssts as low an SO at IS. F. OsOurn s Racket store. dw2t VhKIK QUASH KABICI.fl.--Jf you Joy UBAIi KSTATK MOVEMENTS. January transfers 170,220 50 Feuiuary transiers ziM,in-i uo March transfers 175,674 89 Anrll transfers 182.009 20 Maj to date 45,098 00 MAY 13. W W Wuterbury and wf to Nelson S Gleason, lots 10 and 17, blk 2, Thomas' add to Woodburn. $150. Walter L Tooze and wf to Frauk Whitman.lot 14, 15, 10,blk 1, Tooze's 1st add to Woodbuin, $170. " Same to Frauk C Whitman, lots 15 to 10, blk 1, same, $100. Jacob G. Miller to Louis Webert, 8 acres, s 2, t 4 t, r 1 w, $150. Henry D. Brown and wf to Benj. Brown, 20 ucres, t 7 t, r 1 e, $525. A N Moores and wf to C B Moores, half Interest lu lots lu blk 8, Salem, $500. Nancy Nupf ami hush to E W Wllklns, lot 11, blk 11, Highland add to Salem, $175. J. G.Wright, and wftoC L Brown, lot 8, bll; 11, Southwest add to Salem, $160. Same to H, E Brown, lot 7, blk 11, same. $125. G W Waguou aud wf et al. to Geo D Goodhue, lot 9, s 28, t 7, r 3 w $30. UH Waguou and wf to samc,17 20 acrts, s 28, t 7 s, r 3 w $30. First Nat. Bank and A Bush to Ellen M White 109J and 7 acres iu tp 8, 3 w, $3400 Oregon Land Co., to Chas Nickel, lot iu Prospect Park, $150 Same to H E Johnson, It 6, 7, 8, Sunnyside, $1450. Dou A Smith and wf to Mrs. M M Bills, 1 2, 3, 10, ll, hi 5, Niagra, $200. J H Albert und wf to Sarah Hockett, guardian, 1 5 bl 8 Y.w Park, Salem, $750. Chis Frlckey and wf to Elisabeth Hager lot in Frickey add, $105. Same to Sophia nager I In same add, $300. C B Moores aud wf to A N Mooies hit int 1 a Ferry street, $500. H F Jory et al to R J Fleming 20, 00 a tp8, 3 w, $1000. W H Wild and wf to Ira Erb 1 11 bl Capital Park, $200. Frauk Tate et nl to Wm H Tate Tno 210atp8, lw, $500. Satisfaction Is guaranteed to every one who takes Hood's Sarsaparilla fairly and nc- cordlucr to directions. This is the State street asking the council onlv nrenaratiou of which "100 si ..t I i i .i.i Doses ouo JJoiiar" can truiy no miu MpTTnvn x.iit, umiTi VfixntVa Dnlnv Ferry to State aud Twelfth, where rjay and Balloon puzzle? For par- lue uureeuui uuiujmiij uuw uu im itcuiars BOUU U) yj. L. rxnou ctvw., tracks C. Stliisou, of Sheldon, Iowa, who has been In the city tho past two weeks In company with Mr. Bassett, left today for Roseburg. Mr. B. re mained over to attend a picnic, and will join lils friend tomorrow. Both these gentlemen like Salem very much, and will probably locate hero at an early date. Squire Kicker (Mr. Sanderson) and Decon Slowcoach (Prof. Parvln) as committee men will visit the Deestrlck Skule at tho opery House next Wednesday aud Thursday eveuins to see what kind a teucblu Is done by the uew school master. Secretary of State George W. McBiIde. State Treasurer Phil Met8chau,Edmund B. Glltner, Geo. E. Waters and II. M. George, registered at Portland last night. Falling hair may be prevented, brashy hair madesoft,and a renewed growth of the hair stimulated by tho uso of Ayer's Hair Vigor. Lowell.Mass. Hood's Plllscuro liver Ulsjauudlco biliousness, sLk headache, constipa tion. If you want a team of auy kind, seo Ryan & Co. 5-10-tf Vote for John H. Starr for County Clerk of Marlon county. AT ACTUAL, COST. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS, ALL GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. FOR CASH ONLY. G. A. U. Suits $8.50 with buttons These suits nro nil wool, regulation cut. .&L. S- 5SE,jSLSX"XE5XH3a3 SC CO., -OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK.- Ile Know n Thins " Two. "-' WRffftrt HASH UV 1&M1IVM 63-i Bmmm&wmfii n -Tr toI.i7rw- '-- hirrrrriavm! , $$meBfflii -&OUJZsgaT,"r X SALE! NO SIR! fj While it is true my boy and mo both want a new suit of clothes, I havo tried your Eastern goods until I am 5. tired. Qivo us a good OREGON MADE SUIT, Murin lw HTTP TTHMT?. ATIT.T. Thev woar better and v N nv fnlKr A ( DT?D fl?ATT mil?. A PET? J tcV X Xilv yjUlA J. VLXJXiLX XJ1.V EN MILL STORE, 299 Commercial Street. 00L Every Morning Direct from tho California gardens strawberries aud that excellent asparagus Sroat & Gilo. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed : Castorla THE NATIONAL BOARD OP HEALTH 'WASHINGTON, 1). C. In Bulletin Supplement No. 6, page 33, places Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder HIGHEST OF ALL IN LEAVENING STRENGTH. Prof. R. C. Kedzie, of the Michigan State Agricultural College, who personally superintended the examination, gaygj "With the exception of Dr. Price's Cream Baking Fowdkr, which is a cleanly, pure, whole some compound, conforming with natures own formulas of human diet, we found every sample more or lesa tainted." Iiui ion "- 1 ... . 1 , 1 .. ... t ... . .. ... i.. .r..ll. mn.li. untmi ml.M. a tintnrlous BlUUl region wnero iiiui wumu iiMuumnjr im.iv i"i ......... ... t den were ofteu committed lu o,u ' go to Geo, F. Hmlth Cottlo block. Most Perfect Made, No Ammonia. No Alum, Tlio 1'uturo or tlio Cowboy. I know that the cowboy's unique posi tion among Americans is jeopardized in a thousand ways. Towns aro growing np on their pasture lands; irrigation schemes of a dozen sorts threaten to turn bunchgrass sconory into farmland viowsj fanners aro pre-empting valloys and tho sides of waterways, and the day is not far distant when stock raising must bo dono mainly in small herds, with winter corrals, and then tho cow boy's day will end. Even now his con dition disappoints thoso who know him only half a dozen years ago. His breed scorns to havo deteriorated, and his ranks aro filling with men who "work for wages" rather than for lovo of tho freo lifo and bold companionship that onco tempted men into that calling. Splendid Choyenno saddles aro less and less numerous iu tho outfits; tho distinctive hat that mado its way up from Moxico may or may not bo worn; all tho civil authorities in nearly all tho towns in tho grazing country forbid tho wearing of sido arms; nobody "shoots np" thoso towns any more. Tho fact is tho old simon puro cowboy days aro gone already, and when tho harbor Des tiny again has a vacant chair and calls out "noxt" tho cowboy will himsolf dis appear. Julian Ralph in Harper's Weekly. IVliy Antlit'iiolto Is Upcoming I'opulnr. Tho demand for nnthracito has beon subject to very considerable fluctua tions, tho trado doponding upon tho gon- cral prosperity of tho country, iib all othor industries must do; but its growth has on tho whole been Remarkably steady, for it has beon promoted by threo groat causes whoso combined ac tion has been unceasingly increasing tho nocessity for this fuel. These aro tho increase in population, tho decreaso in tho wood supply and tho decroaso in freight rates. Of courso theso causes affect tho trado in bituminous coal as well, and tho com parative cheapness of that coal ' causes its production to grow moro rapidly than tho production of anthracito; but tho latter is so much tho hotter domestic fuol. and so much to bo preforred for all uses whore tho smolto and dirt that aro causod by tho burning of bituminous coal aro objcctionnblo, that tho growth of tho anthracito trado is likoly to bo seriously chocked only whon its increas ing cost makes it too much nn articlo of luxury to bo generally usod. Joseph a. Harris in Forum. Quinine Is Very Clican Now. Porhaps no drug known to medicine is moro generally used than quinino, and cortainly nono presents such a wido difforonco in prico as tho quinino sold blx years ago and tliat sold now. At that timo uoarly all tho cinchona bark, from which it is extracted, was brought from South America, subject to heavy import duty. But tho duty was taken olf, and this marked tho first big do clino in prico. Before that timo it sold for nbont 0110 dollar an ounce Shortly after this English capitalists concluded that tho bark could ho grown in India as well as in South Amorica, and largo plantations woro purchased. Tho climato and soil suited admirably, aud by scientiiio culturo tho ylold was groatly incroased. From India tho bark is largely h!ppcd to England and tho oulnlno oxtractod, being sont horo in crystals. Philadelphia Record. IVhut CJeolocy Tnuelies. Wo claim that geology holds rank with astronomy or biology. Tho fonnor science tells us of tho existonco of othor worlds than ours and gives us somo con ception of tho immensity of spaco. Tho study of plants aud animals carries an impressivo lesson as to tho unity prevail ing amid all tho diyorslty of naturo, bo Bides affording tho hopo that wo may at eoiuo timo discover tho origin of lifo, Binco it has already openod tho way to an explanation of tho origin of tho ex isting forms of lifo, v?hilo tho grand outcomo of geological study is that it brings vividly boforo tho mind tho hn mensity of timo, enabling us to realizo that timo is only less than otornlty. Professor A. 8, Packard in Popular Sci ence Monthly. Vrenrh Cmmdluii Women. Canadian manners in tlio provinco of Quobuu aro oldtimo Frcuch manners, and aro sweet and unaffected. Tho ladies aro plumper and fresher than thoso of the United States, aud do not seem to live under such high pressure. If thoy find great tatUfaction in boing charm ingly dressed aud feeling themselves on beauto, they do not striko ouo as being flirty. Their clergy, I hoar, take tho placo of Mr. Grundy, and keep strict watch over their morals and their man ners. London Truth. .N,ilitlu lltuHisr (llurcs. Uiii1inmm1 kid glove may lw elonnswl by wamI.il. than iu unpli Ilia. Wtuli on tin hnudu anil hang thoiu out in tho iilr to ilry.Now York Journal. .,P ' Ltes Smith, -SUCCESSOR TO- J. C. BROWN & CO. Have 'Ee-oponed at the Old Stand with tho most complete stock in Salem of HARDWARE, STOVES, TINWARE, ROAD CARTS. -BUILDER'S HARDWARE A SPECIALTY.- Contractors and builders cau find here every articlo they need, in tho most approyed and modern patterns. SUPERIOR STOVES AND RANGES. All tho former customers of this House and the general trado aro invited to call. Wo will treat you well. dw 248 Commercial titrcet. ETA B I ftl H. Tll Placo to et n Saddlo horse, Livery i U U I U ri" xPrcS9. Jray or Truck, "Wood, Hay, m vuiiiw Mill feQ(1 Qr wq11 rotte(i Manure, load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back of Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto. RYAN & CO. A traveling man who chanced to bo In tho store of E. V. Wood, at McKees Rocks, Pa., says while he was waiting to seo Mr. Wood, a little girl enmo lu with a bootlo la beled Chamberlain's Pain Balm aud said: "Mamma wants nnothor bot tle She says It Is tho best medicine for rhoumntlsm sho over used." 60 cent bottles Bold by Goo. E. Good, druggist. Evehyuody Goe. Where? Why, to Ilollonbrand's restaurant. You hardly rcullzo that It li medicine, when taking Carter's 1,1 tlio Liver I'lllx. they are go very Hinall; no bad cfl'ecU. all troubles from torpid liver aro relieved by their use. To be irco from ulolc headache, bll loan ncKS, conntlpatlnn, eta., uho Carter's lilttle l.tver 1'llis, Hirlctly vegetable. They gently Ulmulule the liver and free the utoiimeli from bile, Not one In ton uro freo from some little nllmeut caused by lunctiou of tlio liver, Ubu Cartor'H I.lttle Liver l'llls. The result will bo ii pleasant aurprUo. They give posltlvo relief. Saloin Abstract and Loan Co, The only Abstmot book of Marlon county. Heal catiuo orders tilled promptly and Bafely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAOSR. J. H. HAAS, TELE WATCHMAKEE, 21SH Commercial St., - Salem, Oregon. (Noxt door to Klein's.) Bpeelalty ot Spectacles, and repairing Clocks. Watches and Welry. CARTER'S !fpl,TTLE MH SER H P8LLS. "yi CURE Rick Ileailnclie and relieve all the (roubles Incl lent to a bilious ntnlo of tho system. Mich al Dizzlnesx, NauKcn, DrotvslueM. Distress aftei eating, l'ain In tin' Hide. ,to While their most romarkublo success linn been shown hi curing MenddCi.rt, yet CUHTnt'a I.1TTMC I.IVCK PlUJ are equally valuaMe In Constipation, curing ind preventing tills annoying complaint, while they also enrrrrt all disorders of the stomach, (tlmnlaU) the liver and regulate the towels. Kvcn if they only cured HEAD Aeho they would lie almost priceless to those who suitor from this distressing complaint eut fortunately their goodness dees not end hero, and those who onre try them will rind these littlo pills valuable In o many ways that they will not ha willing to do without them. Ilul after all sick head ACHE the bane of so many Uvea that here is where we make our great boast. Our plus cure It while olhem do not. Carter' Littlc f.ivra Vu are very small and very cosy to take One or two pills make dose. Tbey are stricUy vegetable and do not gripe or purge, hut by their gentle action pleam all who use them. In vlala at US cents; flro for $ 1 Bold everywhere, or seat by mall cmzs uzsicna co., wt lot US Ulk tUfriei Stnio Treasurer's Third Notice. HAi.tv.Uny 10, ISM. HTATKOK OllKOON, TltZAfeUU IHCl'AHTMENT.J NOTICE It hereby riven that sufficient fundiare ou hand to pay all ou ttaud lbgKtutewurrDtseudorsed,''proMiuledaud nut paid for want of funds," and that the kiime will b lld upon presentation at tli Is olllce, Inttretl thereon oeasliiK with The daUoftUUuottce 1'IIIU HEfHCilAN, btatTreurcr. Capital i Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm MeaU at All Flours ot the Day None but white labor employed In this establishment. M A A good substantial meal cxiked In Sw class style. Twenty-nve cent per meal W. IC D FRONT Court street," between Opera .Ilouso anil allnto's Livery Spiff Raees! Juno 2il, 3d and 4tli, ON THE 'I'D' ii' 1 AT BALE1SI, OREGON, Under tho auspices of the Oreeon Erect ing and Hpced Association, 3,000 CASH PURSES THE PROGRAM. THUOflUAV.JC-VBj. l-Thrce-fourths mile dash, all wgen-.WW 2 2i3 vw. 820 Trot 4 One-fourth mile dastu yaiUAY,JUNK3, ft-One-half mile dash. l-Olt TlUt. .m-. SATVHI'AYCJONKi K-nne tulle dash u 2i!U Trot- -J00 Jm lu Free for all tmt 11 OeuUetnen'a roadster race, for t'oJk. ana Marina counties, ueoi a iu 3 jw horses without record to out, ovrawi to drlv"..... , ....,.. i. ,.,.. .... stt The rules ol the National TrotUu imwii ctailonand the J'aelrla lllood Har elation will govern thU meeting. Addnass an eotaniuaicauoiM anu eninea to UI1A1, H. KIKLY, AwlattaUt (Mention this paper.) H.M.tSK7UUKV0N. mumwiw?n&'"'m' piwM...w"'yniiiii iiww.ii .ihhiiiimhhiiii '"W'""'"'HlHll WMWwiiwunmwHUIiwmiWIin SiWIPiJw iMww'PW8fcWWWwr)i( 1 1 1 i i n it '" irpssnMniin " w TWTHtiWB WlHtf