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DRY GOODS
We have made a special line of EMBROIDERIES this week at 10c a yard,
Victoria. La-wns,
India Linens,
Fancy Swisses,
White Goods,
Apron
T.
THE CAPITAL JOURNAL.
F1UDAY, JUNES, 1802.
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Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole
Agents for Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder.
OEO. D. CIOODIIUR. K. CAHILL.
JJUILDING MATERIAL.
Lime, cement, plaster, hair, fire
nud building brick, Are clay, sand,
gravel, blacksmith and house coal,
wood, all kinds, wholesale and re
tail. Oillco 95 State street.
Goodhue & Cahiltj.
CHOICEST MEALS,
BEST SERVICE,
LOWEST PRICE
AT
STRONG'S RESTAURANT.
DATES OF LOCAL EVENTS.
June 7. "Her Husband," at Reed's,
June 21. The Fairy Wells Co. at
Reed's.
July 29. "The Fast Mall" at Reed's.
fool Selling.
Pools sold at Willamette hotel on
Oregon Speed association June races.
Commencing at 8 p. m. this eveniug
nd continued each eveniug this
veek. Winning tickets cashed
there also. W. M. Aykes.
Facts Wanted. Republicans
should reflect that if Mr. Pratt's let
ter to The JouitNAii is true, he
should appear before the graud jury
next week and furnish the facts
which ho claims to have Knowledge
of and indict the administration of
Countv Clerk Babcock. He would
proye a public benefactor, but no
one believes lie has any facts. JSlr,
Pratt insinuates the same charges of
corruption that have been employed
against a Republican administration
of the clerk's ofllce by the Wood
burn paper, whose editor said if he
could only have access to the records
he could prove corruption. He has
had nine months of access, but has
made no case. Mr. Pratt should
furnish him facts.
MONMOIU'II COMMENCEMENT.
Following is the programme for
commencement exercises of the
Oregon State normal school at Mon Men Mon
eouth: Saturday, June 18lh Art
exhibit and concert; Sunday, June
19th Baccalaureate sermon, by Rev.
Alfred Kummer, Portland; Monday,
June 20 Clas3 tree day exercises in
afternoon, students reunion in
afternoon; Tuesday, Juno 21st
Atheletio tournament, beginning of
graduation in evening; Weduesday,
June 22d Coutluuutiou of gradua
tion exercises, alumni reunion.
The Cyclists. Two young men
rode bicycles from Portland to
Salem In ceven hours and from
Salem, to Albauy iu three hours, a
total running time of teu hours,
which is fast riding on miscellane
ous country roads, some up and
some down. Tiiey returned ia the
same manner; but we have not
learned of their spend. Albany
Democrat.
Bkownem.'s Speech, The R
publican rally last night at Reed's
was well attended aud the orator
accquitted himself well, getting
more than an good round of ap
plause. There was a large atten
dance of ladies aud the Kansas man
did well.
m
The Cannery. Supt. Bird ia
rapidly gtttlng the Salem cannery
In order for the busy season. Wed
nesday June 8 It is expected to be
ready to take iu strawberries and
gooseberries aud from that time on
all fruits and vegetables iu season.
REPUBLICAN CLUB MEETING.
The Republican club of balem will
meet at the club roomB, in the Mur
pby block, on Friday evening, June
3d. Busluess of iniiwrtance. Full
nltendauce desired. -l
The sweetest fresh dairy butter Iu
Jbe city at Clark & Eppley's
H0LVEB.8ON.
AND LADIES'
Swiss Embroideries,
Hamberg Embroideries
Demi-Flouncing,
Slvirt Embroideries.
Goods in all
HOLYERSON'S,
301 Commercial- Street.
MID-SUMMER RACING.
Result of Thursday Afternoon's
Trials Second Day's
Entries.
the 2:25 PACE.
There wcru six entries aud the
four heats went as follews:
VandeLashmutt'sBlondie 2 1 1 1
P. K. Watter'sCapt. Mount-1 2 2 2
L. Swan's Zephyrs 3 3 3 3
Time: 2:38J, 2:34, 2:35, 2:38J.
THE quarter dash.
There were five starters. JoeD.
drew the pole, Red Dick second,
Little Dexter third, Mamie S fourth,
Cyclone fifth. Time 2S, Mutuals
paid-Red Dick $14.75.
IN DETAIL.
Virgil Sanor's Red Dick, 1
A. M. Allen's Mamie S 2
Ed. Hulery's Little Dexter 3
the 2:50 TROT.
C. F. Slitter's Bello S 1 i 1
V. B. de Lashmutt's Hamlin. 2 12
M. H. Mann's Miss Alice dis
Time: 2:3G, &37J, 2:40, 2:40, 2:30.
SECOND DAY'S ENTRIES.
W. J. Ganisou, McMinnville,
Lancer, b s aged, by Glen Dudley,
dam Nellie C.
Thos. Dalglesh, Selwood, Tom La
Mar, s g 0, by Steamboat Charlie,
dam Lavlna.
R. R. Hayes, Eugene, Black
Alder, blk g 3, by Three Cheers,
dam Rosa.
D. J. Murphy, Portland, Hello, s
g 9, by Shauon, dam Marsha.
W. W. Percival, Independence,
Patsy O'Neil, c h 4, by Sam Steven
sou, dam Maggie R.
Virgil Sauor, Olympia, Wash.,
Red Dick, s g 7, breeding unknown.
W. M. Knys, Independence, Roe
bucken, b g 5, by Woodberry, dum
unknown.
Jos. Phillips, Sheiidan, Sorrel
FiunK, s g uged, breeding unknown.
Mrs. R. E. By bee, Salem, Misty
Mom, b m 4, by St. Paul, dam Why
Not.
Andy M. Allen, The Dalles,
Frank Hastiugs, Jr., b s aged, by
Frank Hastings, dam Minnie.
Wm. I). L. Lewis, The Dalles,
Ruby, s m aged, by Ophir, dam by
Delaware.
S. J. Jones, Portland, Daily Ore
gonian 6, by Ophir, dam Blue
Mountain Belle.
RACE NO. G THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT.
P. K. Waiters, Eugene, Tony
Mount, br h, by Capt. Mount, dam
Fanny Hawk.
Wileh Hazel farm, Vanquish, blk
p. by Ham Mam, dam Nautilla, by
Rock wood.
T. Talbert, Cornelius, Or., Altego
Maid, by Altego, dam by Bacon's
Hambletouiau. a
I. C. Mosher, Reedville, King
Patchen, by Mumbriuo King, dam
Risa Mambrino.
race no. 72:29 TROT $350.
L. Swan, Yreka, Cal., Georgle
Woodthorpe, by Altamount, dam by
Baldy.
i A. Turner, McMinnville,
Caneraau, b iu 5, by Altamount,
dam Ophelia Childs.
Clias. Hawk, Dilley, Dick lIa-
herty, ch h, by Flaherty Fearnaught,
dam Belle Drew.
Geo. Mlsner, Portland, What-ho,
g g8, by A. W. Richmond, dam by
Overland.
SPECIAL PACE ?150,
The horse3 named for this pace,
are:
George MIsner's Harry M.
B. O. Van Bokkelen's Walter.
John Green's St. James.
L. Swau's Zephyr.
P. K. Watter's Captain Mount.
SECOND DAYS RACES.
Red DIck won the half mllo dash.
There Is about half the amphi
theatre full of people as many as
usually attend at Portland.
Wideawake local advertising
would have faeen five thousand peo
ple to tho races today.
The weather continues perfect and
there is a remarkable Hue lot of
spectators present today.
'1 he races did not get started as
pari v as on Thursday. It was after
two before the first spiu came off.
JOURNAL TIPS.
Follewlui: are entries for Satur
day's races, probable winners iudi
cated by numbers In each race:
SPECIAL 2-YEAR-OI.D TROT. PURSE.
$150.
Glenella, Altug, Hello, Cj clone, 1
Nipper, Maud Muller, Patricia, 2.
TROTTINa, 2:33 CLASS. PURSE, iu.
Lady Mack, Pilot Lemont, Georgle
Woodtfirope 1, Royal KUbar.Colouel
Stonor, Price H, 2.
FREE-FOR-ALL TROT. rUIlSE, MOO
Alteo.l; SusieS; Challeuger Chief;
OENLEMAN'6 ROADSTER RACE.
PURSE, 5150.
horse.
Rlckrual,
Itlnllf.
OWNER.
3 F. J. Morris
Kills & Whitley
John West
Wm Byeru
J N Baker
R. HugLea
t'.ip Eye,
DollleB.
'jebsieM,
Bird, 1,
FURNISHINGS.
Widths.
Kate, Jos. Fontaine
Jouuie Geariu, Frank C. Baker
Tomorrow will be the big day
when tho association must make up
for losses to date. There will be
good racing and all should take it in
who can. The first June races can
bo made a success yet.
SUPREME COURT.
Law Students Examined A Judg
ment Denied.
The following law students were
examined for admission to the bar:
A. M. Smith, Frank Spittle, A. K.
Wilson, J. R. Greenfield, I. N.
Smith, Virgil Moore, Thomas G.
Green, L. M. Curl, John W. Gwilt,
N.M.Newport, Millon D. Bulter
lield, R. W. Thompson, V. Brown,
W. A. M. Jones, C. W. Avery, An
ston F. Flegel, John F. Logau, C.
A. Showers, W. H. Smith, R. L.
Gilson, B. A. Robb, P. R. Kelley, J.
E. Hedges, J. M. Hughes, Henry
Stauislawsky, C. H. Dalrymplo, N,
C. McLeod, D. J. Malarkey, Geo.
G. Stout, H. II. Riddle, Chas. H.
ChaucJ and R. E. Sewall.
Gilmore, resp., vs. 3Iaeleay et al,
app.; motion of respondent for
affirmance of judgmant denied.
A HAPPY FAMILY.
Why a Young Indian Was Carried
Along by tho Party.
A party of Grande Ronde Indians
are camped at Salem, tho women
weave and sell baskets, the head of
the family watches the lire.
A reporter accosted the high
cheeked son of the forest, seated
amid his group, aud the following
laconic interview transpired.
"Who is this?"
"My wife."
"Who's this?"
"My mother-in-law.
"And this?"
"The boy read sign boards."
A dusky young buck hud been
taken along for his litertry know
ledge. He looked as important as
a graduate from Yale College, the
happy poes.-ion of the alphabet,
affording him meals, tanusportutiou,
and tiie highest consideration.
"And who is this,?" asked the
visitor locator, pointing to a dusky
maiden at his lordship's right.
"My squaw."
And not another word could be
got out of the happy family.
A Hard Case. Gerard Tuck, a
wood chopper was fined for drunk
euess this morning. He spends a
good share of his time in jail when
at Salem haviug paid a lino a few
days since. Yesterday he made a
disgusting sight of himself all over
North Salem, a crowd of children
following him and hearing his ob
scene and profane language. It
took three policemen to land him iu
the city jail last night and he was
handled in a vigorous manner he
will not soon forget.
Your lilooil.
Undoubtedly needs a thorough
cleansing Mils season toexpel Im
purities, keep up the healthtone and
prevent disease. You should take
Hood's Sarsaparllla, the best blood
purifier and system tonic. It is
unequalled in positive medicinal
merit.
Hood's Pills are purely vegetable,
perfectly harmless, effective, but do
not cause pain or gripe. Be sure
and get Hood's.
KEVh ESTATE MOVEMENTS.
January transfers $170,220 50
February transfers 203,074 05
March transfers 175,574 89
April transfers 182,009 20
May trausfeis 94,432 75
June to date 9,401 00
JUNE 3.
S W Thompson and wife to Jacob
Idlewine, It 7 blk 1, Riverside ad,
$125.
Andrew Joerg and wife, to Belle
Rumbaugh, blk 0, 7, 8, 0.07 a, $2100.
E M Walte und wife to Margaret
O Lansing It 1, 2, Fairview ad,
J balem, $1404,
C Frlckey and wife to John R
Roth, It 1, 2, blk 4, ad, Salem, $175.
Then ami Now.
In ancient days lor many an 111,
We medio laxe a tils blue pill
It did so surely tear and gripe,
We Jell for purgstory ripe.
To day, when blck, we take Dr.
Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. They are
goully aperient or strongly cathartic,
according to ize of dose. Cures
sick headache, bilious headache,
constipation, indigestion, bilious at
tacks, und all derangements of the
liver, s'omach and bowels. Put up
in vialp, hermetically sealed, hence
always fresh aud reliable. Purely
vegetable, they operate without dn
tuibflneu to the sybtem, dlut or oc
cupation. Sold by druggists, at 25
cents a vial,
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
The candidates nro all going to get
there.
Sociable al the M. E. church Fri
day eve.
Turn out to the Republican club
meeting tonight.
Btato Printer Baker Is in Port
land on business.
There will be no kicks until Mon
day. Th en look out.
Even good races cannot run with
out being advertised.
Wm Hausou of Denmark has
taken out citizens papers.
A. Bird, mauager of the cannery
has returned from his winter in the
East.
The Congregational Sunday
school plcnlo has been Indefinitely
postponed.
There are fine purses, fine horses,
nud good officials. But the Salem
crowd is lacking.
Lillian Nordica is the finest cigar
of its kind. Fred V. Cooper, 212
Commercial street.
Mrs. Frank Hodgkin is reported
quite low today, and tho object of
great solicitude by her friends.
Ladles und children's fast black
hose at 10 cts. E. F. Osburn's
Racket store.
A choice lot of salt and smoked
salmon aud sturgeon ut Davison &
White's market, Court street.
A Salem business man says: "Tho
people read The Journal, and
whatever is intelligently advertised
iu its columns gets the crowd If there
is a crowd, to be had In any way.
There aro no kicks at The Jour
nal except that coming from wrong
doers and those who waut the city
to progress backwards.
Mrs. Anna Haslon, of Colfax
Wash., started for homo today,
after spending n week at tho home
of her parents.
Mrs. O. O. Croustan has nrrived in
tho city from Llukville, and is
making her homo with her daughter,
Mrs. B.J- Sharp.
Suu umbrellas a new line new
designs new prices, very low at
E. F. Osburn's Racket store.
Miss Lottie Hellenbrand has re
ceived a flue lady's Queon Feather
atone safety bicycle, costing $140. It
Is a beauty aud Mis3 Lottie knows
Dow to handle tho machine.
The June races were well mana
ged in every respect except the ad
vertising. That was not managed
at all.
R. R. Ryan is detained at the
bedside of his eldest son, who has
been suffering for ten weeks.
That trtlnt of scrofula in your blood
ciu be wholly eradicated by Ayer's
Sarsaparilla.
Juno 4th is Labor Day by act of
the legislature of 18S7, aud all state
offices will be closed for business,
though olllcials may be found there
Dr. J. H McBride, of Wanwatosa,
Wis., accompanied by his wife and
daughter, has been visiting his
brother, the secretary of state. Mr.
Giltner accompaulcd the party to
Portlaud this afternoon.
A great variety of fresh and salt
water fish, and poultry in abuudance
at Davison & White's market, Court
street.
The Douglass Fir Co., of Portland,
stock $200,000, and tho Toledo aud
Astoria Railroad Co., incorporated
by H. B. Hall, J. S. Gill, Geo. W.
Hazen, and W. L. Boibc, of Port
laud, has filed articles of incorpora
tion. Mrs. Woodworth, the tent evan
gelist, expects to pull down and
remove her tent to Queen Auu ad
dition this evening. She will locate
near the Electric car lines junction.
Marriage licenses have been issued
to N. Keppenuer, aged 20, aud Liza
Brooks, aged 30; C. N. Farmer, wit
ness; J. E. Allison, aged 21, and
Liua Harris, aged 18, W. A. Harris,
witness. '
Prepare to give tho candidates a
warm receptiou Saturday evening
at Reed's. The tactics of tho Prohis
and Demo-Peeps aro to consume all
the time iu speeches possible, thus
crowding out tho Republicans two
to one.
Thursday evening Capital Engine
company elected tho following
officers. P. II. D'Arcy, president;
George Altken, secretary; John G.
Wright, treasurer; George Saubert,
foreman; Joseph Benardl, first assist
ant; Henry Kuudret, second assist
ant; board of fire delegutes: W. J.
Clarke, William Dugau, Louis Mc-
Clane. Nominee for chief, Wm.
Dugun.
It is beyond question that Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral heads tho list of
remedies for diseases of the throat
and Iuiik-).
100 Boxi3 for Salem. Every
body will be glad to know thut
Salem is not out of soap. E. F.
Osburn's Racket store has just re
ceived nearly 100 boxes. Soap for a
song.
Removal Notice,
Dr. E. B. Ptilibrook has removed
his residence from Court street to
181 State, opposite Court Hgum
fcquare. His ollice will also be there
on and alter June 2d. 0 1 td
W. B. Simpson is still offering
t,ome choice property In South
Salem at a sacrifice. Anyone look
ing for a barguln In desirable prop
erty should see him. 6-31 tf
Glutena have you tried It? Veyr
delicate. Sold only by Hroat &
Glle.
Men's full slock calf shot, Hals
and Congrew, only $2.60, ut
Hjrausee Bros,
Pimples.
K3F?7agaMtauafia3Ei
The old idea was that facta! eruptions wete
dno to a "blood humor," for which thej
ears potash. Thus tho old SarsaparlUaj con
tain potash, a drattlo mineral, that Instead
ot decreasing, actually creates moro erup
tions. You hare noticed this when taking
other Barsaparlllas. It Is however now known
lhat tho stomach, tho blood creating power,
is the.scat ot all vitiating or cleansing oper
ations. A stomach clogged by indigestion or
constipation, vitiates tho blood, result pim
ples. A clean stomach and healthful di
gestion purifies it and they disappear. Thus
Joy's Vegetable Sarsaparilla ia compounded
after the modem Idea to regulate tho bowels
and stimulate th digestion. Tho effect Is
Immediate. A short testimonial to contrast
th action ot the potash Sarsaparlllas and
Joy's. Mrs. C. D. Stuart, ot 400 Hayes St,
B. P., wrltei: "I have for years had indi
gestion. I tried a popular Sarsaparilla but it
actually caused more rlmplcs to break out
n my face. Hearing that Joy's was a later
preparation and acted differently, I tried it
and the pimples Immediately disappeared."
Vegetable
Sarsaparilla
largest bottle, most effective, ssrao price.
For sale byDau'l J. Fry, 225 Com.
street.
IN THE NORTH.
A Negro Fiend Taken by a Moo
and Strung Up to a Tree.
Port Jarvis, N. Y., Juno 3.
Lena McMahon, a daughter of Johu
McMahon, of this village, was bru
tally assaulted by a negro, Bob
Jackson, yesterday. The assault
was witnessed by a number of young
girls and two young negroes, who
wore held at bay by the fiend's re
volver. After the fearful crime
Jackson fled, leaving his victim iu
an insensible condition and probably
fatally injured. A posse was organ
ized aud the brute captured. On the
return to the village Jackson con
fessed and Implicated ouo William
Foley, a whito man, who, he
claimed, conspired to ruin Miss Mc
Mahon. On arrival at the jail he
was takon iu hand by a mob. The
police made an unavailing effort to
protect him. Tho nooso was ad
justed and he was strung up to a
neighboring tree, lu tho presence of
a howling, mob.
HOTEL ARIMVALS.
WILLAMETTE.
Sam Goldsmith, Mrs. N. C. Fuller,
Portland.
A Burrine, T, and C Baker, E
Warren, McMinnville.
A G Ryan, Poi Hand
M W Smith
T D Honeymoon, J S Meek, Port
land
H N Denny, Syracuse
GR Child
COOK.
Frank
J E Goudy,
Miller, Port-
land.
CH Wilson, "Milton.
EdTJudd, Aumsville.
Clluthius, RG Brown,
Tumor.
OUe Houston, Scio.
W Kays aud wife, Misses E, L
and Maggie Ryan, Independence.
Jos Phillips, Shorldau.
RT Dibble, Mulalla.
Mrs J T Wilklns, Roseburg.
A noward, Blssell, Ohio.
Geo McKnlght. Albauy.
Chicago And Return.
Ouo fare for the round trip. Tho
Union Pacific will sell tickets to
Chicago und return at one faro for
the round trip to tlioM) desiring to
attend tho National Democratic Con
vention which meets Juno 21. For
dutvs of salo and limits of tickets or
any additional Information apply to
W. II. Iiurlbiirt, asst. general
passenger agent, Union Pacific Sya
tern, Portland, Oiegou. 5-31-td
National Democratic Convention,
Chicago, Juno 2f.
For tho accommodation of thoao
desiring to visit Chicago on tho
above occasion tho Union Pacific
will sell tickets to Chicago and re
turn at one faro for tho round trip.
For dates of salo and limits of
tickets or any additional informa
tion apply to W. II. llurlburt, asst.
general passenger agent, Union
Pacific System, Portland Oregon,
5-31-Kl
Picnic lunches. Most any
thing you could nek In this line, ut
Srriat & Gilo's.
200 Do.KN. Ladies' nud chil
dren's hosiery will bo slaughtered at
10 cents and 15 cents p-vr pair ut E.
F, Osburn's Racket store.
World Beaters. Fargo's $2.60
shoes for ladles and gentlemen aro
the best goods ever offered for tho
price. R. J. Fleming's 118 State
street, Salem.
EvERYJioiiY Including compe
titors, agree that Clark ii Epp'ey
have tho finest display of fresh Ore
gon vegetables on the market.
ii i i wm -' i
Everybody know what It ii, and
that Is the reason they go to Hoi
lenbrand's for that pure ice cream
soda.
Any one going East cannot afford
to tnlss seeing Hlmw & Downing,
agoutsof tho Northern Pacific rull
way. They make tho lowest rates.
Usd ia Millions of Homes
Joys
aWBakin
lijPowde
AT ACTUAL
CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS.
FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS
ALL GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.
FOR CASH ONLY.
G. A. H. Suits $8.50 with buttons Theso suits are all wool, regulation cut.
OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK.
i-1
.1WJ
better and cheaper
SPECIAL PICTURE SALE.
At
Geo. F. Smith's Art Storo
Cottle Block.
Tho entlro collection of A. W,
Best's pointings, togethor with a
fine line of etchings, photogravure,
and imitation pastelles; lu fact, a
general line of flue pictures, nt
special rates this week. All are
cordially Invited to call and examine
the stock. Engraving given away
Willi every plcturo purchased.
What Monoy Will Buy.
Cured Inebriate: "You ought to
try a course of tho Keeley Gold
Cure."
Uncured Inebriate: "What will
it cost?"
C. L: "Only about eighteen
dollars."
U. I.; "Jehosaphat! That will
buy mo half a dozen glorious
drunks iu Salem."
It Should bo in Eycry House.
J. B. Wilson, 371 Clay St., Sharps
burg, Pa., says ho will not bo with
out Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, thut
It cured his wife who was threatened
with Pneumonia after an attack of
"La Grippe," when various other
remedies aud several physicians had
done her no good. Robert Bnrbbr,
of Cooksport, Pa,, claims Dr. King's
New Discovery has done him more
good than anything ho over used for
Lung Trouble. Nothing like It. Try
it. Free trial bottles at Danl. J. Fry's
Drug Store. Largo bottles, GOc. and
$1.00.
Hotter Thnii a $1.00 llottlo of Blood
I'nrificr.
Dr. W. II. Evans, tho leading
druggist of Sanford, Florida, says:
"I always feel safe In recommending
St. Patrick's pills I carry lu stock."
Thoro aro none better, and ouo dose
of them, will oftou do moro good
than a dollar bottlo of-any blood pu
rifier In the market. For sale by G.
E. Good, Druggist.
Dissolution Notice,.
Notlco Is hereby given that the
firm of Goodalo & Wheeler has
been by mutual agreement dissolved.
J. u. uoouaio lias purcnaseu me
Interest of A. Wheeler uud will con
tinue the business and pay all the
liabilities of the late firm.
A. Wiikklku;
J. C. GoortALK.
Salem, May 18, 1802. 5-20-1 w
Simpson Bros., at tho Electrlo
storo are headquarters for tho best
strawberries.
Meat safes for summer use, made
to order by Keller & Marsh.
DIKIJ.
MASON. At Hubbard, Juno 2,
1092, at 11 o'clock, a. m., Thomas
Mason, aged 61 years.
Tho funeral was hold at Turner
Friday at 12 o'clock.
Wuy olf Color,
Tho hue of health I Who can mistake It.
The while brow, the (leupened tint of the
check, tliuiMJ uHHocluted with brightness
nnd unltnallon of the eyo a cheery xpre
bloiioftheoountenaMcereluInlllblclndlcla that the II vor U performing IU functions
noltvely. find Hint consfrjuently dlgettlpu
uud the bowu's are unUUttubed. If the
complexion and eyeballs have a suirrou
Mm. or the face is druwn uud void ol
sprlgliilluess, tho biliary gland Is almost
iwituin to bo out ol order, Heetlfy the dlf
llujlty with the nparumount untlblllous
spfdnc, llostelter'sHlomacli ill.lers.whlch
promptly remedies not only the above out
ward and visible signs ol biliousness, but
alotliel0K headache, constipation, vert
lUo, for upon tha tougue, nausea, sour
breath uud pulu through the rWht side
whluh runraoUirUfls It. Tho liver fsolways
seriously involved lu malaria, for which
the Millers is a soorelgu specinc. iuls
medic. no icnedles with ciual pro iiptlttide
aud coiniileiP1-. Sidney complaint, dys
pepsia, rheumatism and nervousness.
40 Years the Standard.
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Dear husband, be .sure to buy your
SPRING SUIT
-AT
WOOLEN MILL STORE.
Our home made goods are much
than Eastern Goods.
299 Commercial Street.
Tho Latest Flying Machine.
Another now flying machine of a mrst
rernnrknblo and novel design has just
been coinploted by a firm in Covontry,
England. When tho order was placed
with this firm about a year ago, tho ma
chinowas modeled nftor tho anatomy
of tho flying bat, hut after nearly com
pleting a machine designed on those
lines, tho invontor discovered that tho
anatomy of tho flying fox contained
somo very suporior ail vantages over that
of tho bat for flying machino purposes,
and accordingly ordored tho design of
his machino to bo changod, so on to con
form to tho fox's anatomy.
Tho wings aro of immonso size, meas
uring 17 feet 0 inchos by 8 feot 0 inches
over tho widest part, and aro slightly
concavo. They aro to bo covered with n
special doublo wovon silk, which will
bo in ouo continuous pioco over tho
body and both wings. Tho body, which
ia a careful reproduction of tho Bhopo of
a flying fox, and which is to contain tho
motor, is composod of woldlcss stool
tubes, to which tho wings aro hingod.
Theso havo a swoop of twenty-four feot,
and aro to mako fifty strokes a mlnuto.
Together their wolght ia 240 pounds, and
tho nccossary power ia oxpectcd to bo
furnished by a throo horso power motor.
Wheels aro placed on tho bottom of tho
machino, so that when it alights it will
run along tho ground. Now York Tolo
gram. Trafalgar Veterans.
For tho two last Trafalgar votorans to
dio within a woek of ono another la a
curious coincidonco. Scarcoly havo wo
timo to notico tho end of Louis Cartigny,
who was in his 10lBt year and Borvod in
1805 on board tho Rodoubtablo, than tho
nows coinos from Spain of tho death of
a fellow contonarian who shared his
honor in having boon presont nt Tra
falgar. A Madrid correspondent writes:
"At San Fernando, in tho hospital for1
naval pensioners, died this wcok Don
Caspar Costola y Vasquoz, tho last sur
vivor of tho Spanish sailors who wcro
presont nt tho battlo of Trafalgar. Born
in 1787, tho votoran was 105 yoars old,
and preserved his mental faculties to
tho last days of his lif o. Ho was always
proud of rolating Ills advonturcs in tho
famous Boa fight." Army and Navy
Gazette.
Potatoes Orowlnp Llko Pease.
Wollbnugh and Chcning, iu thoir
explorations in tho Colombian Andes,
havo discovorod n species of potato,
tho vines of which woro covered
with woll dovoloped tubers growing
in tho opon air liko ponso or toma
toes. Each potato is protected by a
thin film or mombrano, not unliko
that which envelops tho "ground
chorry." Thoy do not grow in clus
ters, each being gi von plenty of spaco
in which to thoroughly mature Tho
natives say thnt during tho dry sea
son tho membrane surrounding oach
potato is fillod with water, which in
a measure protects it from tho rays
of tho sun. St. Louis Republic.
TURF TOPICS.
Frou Frou, 2:25, tho champion year
ling pacor, has flvo winning heata iaaido
of 'J:!50 to hor crodit.
The only world's race record now hold
by tho Electioneer family is the 3:20
of Uoll Bird as a yearling.
Moro than 10,000 performers took part
in races and contests against timo last
year, ovor i,zuu ruco wooungs wu
given.
Palo Alto, 2:06 is doing rqmarkably
woll and his actions warrant me opinion
that ho will this year reduco tho presont
record.
It is estimated that Marcus Daly has
lost lout $100,000 in colts at his brood
ing farm in Montana. Five-sixths of
tho colts foaled died immediately af tor
birth.
Captain Middleton, tho well known
English amateur rider who was recently
killed during tho Kinoton races, actod
as pilot for the empress of Austria when
tho hunted in Ireland.
Baby cried,
Mother slgltod,
Doctor prescribed t Costorla
J. H. HAAS,
Tius AVATcraLAJUsii,
2I5K Ccramftlil St, - Si!m, Oregon,
(Next door to Klein's.)
HpecUlty ot Spectacles, and repairing
Clucks, WfttcbM Mid Jewelry,
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CAPITAL NATIONAL BANrC
Balom, Oregon.
W.A.CUSICK.Prcs. W. W. MARTIH,
Vlcol'rcs, J. H. ALUKItT, Cashier. .
State, County nud City Warrants bouRht
at l'ur. dw
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
DR'S. SHIMP & HOUSER,
Dovoto apeclnl attention to Nervou, Cat
arrhal, Astbmatla and Throat Troubles.
Hernia (rupture) cured without pain or
detention lrctn business and Guaranteed In
Ever Cssfl
.Every variety of Female, and Ctrronla
diseased treated by tho most advanced
methods known to Electrical and Modlcal
science. Twenty yeare experience In nur
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UtllceWJ Commercial street,, Bush-Broy
man Illerk. Halem.
Administrator's Sale
VTOTICK Is hereby given that by virtue
X ofan order aud license of Bale dul,T
niiulo by tho county court of Marlon conn
tv. Oreiron.on tlio 23d day of Mar. 1892.
authorizing nnd empowering me as ad
ministrator oi iuq esiaio or iienry ueisa,
doceused. to noil the real properly herein
after described for the Mttlsnictlon of
claims against the estate oi said decedent.
i win on
Saturday, the 2d day of July, 1892,
nt tho hour of 1 o'clock n. in. In the after
noon ofvaid day at tho door oi the county
court liouso In Salem. Marlon county. Ore
gon, Bell at public- auction for cash In hand
on mo uay oi sain, 10 mo
hlehest bidder.
all the
right, title.
interest and estate
which Bald Iienry Qelss. deceased, had at
tho time of hU death, in and to the fol
lowing described real property, to-wlt: The
east half ot tho northwont quarter of sec
tion o,T. o s., it. a k., jofthe Willamette
Meridian and contalntug SI 85-100 acre,
situated lu Marlon county. Oreaan.
x. U.BUA.W,
Administrator of
tielBS, deceased.
the estate
ol Henry
W)W
ShorliPs Sale.
"VTOTIOIS Is hereby given thnt by virtue of
JJN
Circuit Court ot tbeStato of Oregon, for the
nu uxucuutm uuiy lhauuu uut ui lue
count
A.V.
county of Marlon, on the Hd day of May.
i. Ay. low. hiiu tj mo i
lSUfi, nnd to mo directed upon a jude-
ment and decree duly rendered, entered of
record and docketed in and by said court
on tbu ViA day of Fobrunry, A. I)., 1SS3. In
a cortoln suit then lu said court pending;,
wherein Lvo llrown and Ii. M. Bedell Co.,
partners doing business under the firm
name nnd style of Leo llrown 4 Co., were
plalntlllu and J. T, Kcarns was defendant,
in favor of plalntlirand against defendant,
by which execution 1 am commanded to
sell tho real property hereinafter described
nnd out of tho proceeds of said sale to pay
tho costs and disbursements of said suit;
taxed ut Vti.'JO and tho sum of tlStUil, vrtlh.
Interest thereon at the rate ol 8 pur cent,
per annum since- February 33, 1802. I will
on
Saturday, tho 18th day of June,
1802, nt 2 o'clock p.m. of said day, at the
went door or tho coudty court house, in Ba
lem, Marlon county, Oregon, sell to the
highest blddor tor cast on tho day of sale,
alt the right, title, Interest una estate
which saldJ.T. Kearns had In or to tt'9
following described real property, to-wlt;
LotB Ho. 3 and 4 lu block No. 3 In Whit
ney's addition to the town of Btuy ton, Ma
rlon county, Oregon.
Dated Muy 17, IWtt.
K.M.OUQIPAN,
Hhorlrt , Marlon Co., Oregon,
lly a. T. WAWf, Ueputy.
Notice.
1 may concern, that tha undersigned
udmlulstra tor of Ibecstateof Nancy Murk
holder, deceased, hnsllled bis final account
ol saldestatoln the County Court otthe
Btato of Oregon, for the county of Marlon,
and that the court bus set the time lor the
heurlug or nam account on the zoiu any ot
Juno, IhOJ, at 11 o'clock A.M., of sold day,
ut tho County Court Moom In the County
court noue in tuo city oi eatem, ouuion
County, Oregon, und that said account
will be nassed unan. together with tho ob
jections thereto, If any, by tho court, t
mm nine uuu piuce,
DatsdtbU May !Ord, 1892-
J. O, MILLiSIt,
Administrator oftbo Estate ol Nancy
Uurkbolder, Deceased.
Administratrix Notice.
To whom It may cencern:
OTIOK Is hereby given that tho under.
signed was ou mis inn uay oi may,
BW,
duly unpointed administratrix of the
Mtatfluf Isaac P. liulThian. htto deceased.
of Murlon county. Oregon, by the County
Court of suld Marlon county. AM person
haviug claims against said estate aro re
quired to present the samo to the admin
istratrix with proper vouchers, at the of.
rice of her attorneys, lion ham J: Holmes,
In Malem, Oregon, within six months from
St. a HntAftS Ills (intlAA
"""" "yY HOFFMAN.
Administratrix.
Balem, Slay 11,1803. 'rlM'L.
Stalo Treasurer's Third Notico
HAIKU, Uay 19, !
HTATKOI'OKEaoN,
TbbASDM Dm-AUTJllSHT.
VTOTICK is hereby given that fiiffleleB
IN fundsareonUandtopaye4loutstiJ
(ijk statowarrants endorsed,"! resented tt4
not paid for want of funds," and tbatUuc
same will be paid upon presentation at IBM
onice, Interest thereon ceasing with to
date of this notice. I'HIUMtrrtWMAK,
Utate Treasurer,
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