Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 04, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextiTe9JSJK"p"5'"1 - "?nT T. 3RY GOODS We have made a special line of EMBROIDERIES Victoria Lawns, India Linens, Fancy Swisses, White Goods, Apron T. THE CAPITAL JOIHINAL. SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1892. GILBERT & PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, QEO. D. OOODIIUE. K. CAHILL. BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plitster, hair, Are and buildiug brick, fire clny, sand, gruvel, blacksmith arid bouse coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tall. Olllce 05 State street. Goodhue & Cahili. 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 Fust Mall" at Reed's. Children's Day. Services at the First SI. E. church torn irrow.us follews: Iu the morning Children's Day, instead of the regular sermon. The children and young peop'ecf the Sunday school will furnish an inter esting program. There will be sing ing and various exercises. The church will be appropriately dec orated. In the evening the Young Woman's Foreign Missionary soci ety will render an interesting pro gram. All are invited. Republican Club. An enthu aiastio meeting was held last night at Murphy hull. Speeches were made by President Waite, Secretary Fitzgerald, Senator Hirsch and others. A finance committee com posed of the president, secretary and Recorder Goodell wua appointed to audit all bills, order same paid and raise funds enough by volun tary contribution to settle balanco of bills out. The club wound up its affairs iu good shape. DisausTED. Friday evening was veay quiet around the pool selling stands aud by uiue p. in. all had retired. The sellers, dealers and proprietors of games were disgusted at the absence of life and only at a few saloons could anyone have discovered that there wao racing going en at the state fair grounds. The advertising was let to a false publisher who bled all he could. TheSaleji Way. This city is growing, look at the fine residences going up in every direction in this city, and then say, if you honestly can that anyone poubts the future of this city. Salem people, and every visitor have confidence in the capital city the moment they look at it. Tho longer they are here the more this feeling is confirmed. Presbyterian C h u k o h. A grand Missionary day at this church tomorrow.Rev. R. II. Nassau D. D. of the Gaboon mission, Equartorial Africa will deliver addresses in the morning on "The distinctive points In the African work. In the even ing the subject will be 'A typical day at a mission station.' " all inter ested, in foreign missions are especi ally iuvited. Ox Wheeis. Remember all the Look wood messengers ride on wheels and can deliver a message on the shortest notice. For Sale. Two or four lots in Portsmouth Villa can be had at a bargain by inquiring of Miss Ames, at the University. s Peanuts. Everybody is crazy over those excellent peanuts at Fred Cooper's, 212 Commercial St. - Republican Club Meeting. The Republican club of balem will meet at the club rooms, In the Mur phy block, on Friday evening, June 3d. Business or imjouance. run attendance desired. 2t Picnic lunches. -Most any thing you could ask in this line, at Uroat & Glle's. The sweetest fresh dairy butter In the city at Clark & Eppley'J BOL'TORgON. AND LADIES' Swiss Hamberg Embroideries, Demi-Plounoing, Sl-cirt Embroideries. Goods in all HOLYERSON'S, 301 Commercial Street. THIRD DAY'S ENTRIES. A Big Day's Races at the State Fair Grounds. There were five races arranged for Saturday. At a meeting of tho as sociation Friday night a special free-for-all three-eights mile dash was arranged to bo run at noon. Entries close for it at 11 o'clock. SPECIAL THREE-EiailTS FREE-FOR-ALL DASH. Thos. Dalgleish's Tom La Mars, s g 0, by Steamboat Charlie, dam La viua. F. M. Starkcy's Cyclone, aged, by Ironclad, dam unknown. John Case's Sleepy Dave, b h 9, by Roau Dick, dam unknown. Grant Martin's Joe D, b g 7, by Sherman, dam unknown. In this race four are to start. The entries close at 11 a. m. today and tho dash will be called promptly at 12 o'clock. It is for ?80 aud there will likely be a dozen starters MILE BASH $350. W. J. Garrisou, McMIuuville, Glenella, br f 4, by Glen Dudley, dam Nellie 0. Sam Plummer, Eugene, Altus, b s 4, by Billio Bolinger, dam Delia Walker. D. J. Murphy, Portland, Hello, s g 9, by Shanon, dam Marsha. W. V. Percival, Independence, Cyclone, b s 8, by Jim Sherwood, dam May Edwards. W. H. Humphrey, Clymer, Nip per, br g 0, by Mason Chief, dam by Norwich. Mrs. R. E. Bybee, Salem, Patri cia, h m 3, by St. Paul, dam Why Not. 2:33 TROT 8350 THREE IN FIVE. Rubt. Breeze, Tacoma, Lady Mac, by Lenient, dam Codicil. Sam A. Crowell, Raedville, Pilot Lemont, by Lemont, dam Nellie Mac. L. Swan, Yreka, Cal., Georgie Woodtlirope, by Altamont, dam by Bnldy. M.E.Welch, The Dalles, Royal Kisbar, by Klsbar, dam by Path finder. M. n. Terhune, New Westminster, B. C, Colonel Stouer, s g 10, by Strathmore, dam Miss Canada. John Green, Portland, Prince H, b g, breeding unknown. FREE-FOR-ALL TROT ?400- -THREE IN FIVE. M. H. Mann, Sellwood, Altao, br s 0, by Altamont, dam Bailie, by Pathfinder. J. Sorenbon. Portland, Susie S, ch m, by Ham Mam, dam by Bell founder. I. C. Mosher, Reedville, Challen ger Chief, b s 7, by Challenger, dam Rosa Chief. GENTLEMEN'S ROADSTER RACE-$150 THREE IN FIVE. F. J.Morris, Independence, Rick real, s g 4, by Rockwood, dam by Napa. Ellis & Whitley, Salem, Birdie, brn.18, by Inauguration, dam by Ham Mam. John West, Salem, Pop Eye, b in 5, Hambletouian, Jr., dam unkown. Wm. Byers, Independence, Dolly B, b m 6, by Alwood Breeze, dam by Almont 33, J. N. Baker. Salem, Jes3ie M, b g 8, by Blue Mountain Boy, dam un known. Richard Hushes, Salem, Bird, b g 7,-by Saxie, dam by Bellfcunder. Joseph Foutaine, Salem, Hate, u m, breeding unknown. Frank C. Bakpr, Salem, Johnnie Geariu, s g 8, by Hambletonlan Mainbrinut. O. E. Krausse, Salem, Fred Sclnneer, by Hambletonlan, dam a pacing mare. , CUCUMBER COOLNESS. Fair Crowds and Good Racing Characterize the Salem Meeting in Spite of Cool Weather. Following are records made iu the secoud day's speed cou tests, Friday afternoen: HALF-MILE DASH, $200. R. E. By bee's Misty Morn, W. W. Percival's Patsy O'Nell W. J. Garrison's Lancer D, Time 49. THREE-YEAR-OLD TROT ?250. V. B. de Lashmutt's Van quish 1 l J I. O. Mosher's King Patcnen 2 2 2 P. K. Watter's Tony Mouut T. Talbert's Althego Maid, by Althego, dam distanced for run. Time: 2:41, 2:37, 2:37. 2:29 trot, $350. T. A. Turner's Canemah 12 12 1 Geo. Misner's What Ho 2 1 2 1 2 L. Swau'd Georgie Wood- thorpe, Peacock dls Time: 2:27. 2M, ft K, 28$, 21J. THE SPHCIAL RACK, $1Q, n iridnpr'a Harrv M.---.. Ill fc, swan's Zephyr, 3 2 2 .FURNISHINGS. this week at 10c a yard. EmbroideHPs. Widths. mui Jiummiwiii John Green's St. James 2 dls Time: 2:42, 2:18, 2:43. The racing has been of the high est class and well managed in all respects. The best class of sporting men were present. Tho best time ever made on the slate grounds was run this afternoon, and within a second aud a fraction of the best time on record. AFTERNOON RACES. Special Jths mile dash $80. Joe D v i Tom La Mar 2 Sleepy Davo 3 Cyclone 4 Time: 36. Mile running race $350: Alteo 1 Patricia 2 Cyclone 3 Hello 4 Nipper 5 Time: 1:42. THE CROWD TODAY is the best had so far. The races would have been a greater financial success if better efforts had been made to get out tho people of Salem and of Polk and Marlon counties. The manageis admit that, local advertising was not well atten ded to. Secretary Derby was away Ea-tt until a few days ago, and there was no one to look after the matter. With no other attraction to draw a crowd the success of the races depended upon good local advertising. The managers saw their mistake too late. NOTES. E. W. Wilkin and lady, and Westncott & Irwin have conducted lunch counters iu an acceptable manner. THE SAMPLE BALLOT. Some Points of Interest for Aus tralion Ballot Voters. In addition to the regular nominee there is a blank lino on the official ballot for each office to be filled. If voters cannot bo suited with the regular official nominees they can vote for any one they choose, but must write hh name iu. THE SAMPLE BALLOT. Voters without distinction of parts can procure at The Jour nal office a sample ballot. Which they can study and prepare at home aud bring to the polls with them, and which they are allowed to take into the polling booth with them and use to fix the official while ballot which they receive at the polling place. THE LAW. Following is the law on this peint: Section 67. Any elector who shall use or briug iuto the polling place or carry away therefrom any unofficial ballot or any paper or thing bearing any resemblance to the ofllcial white ballot other than said colored or sample ballot, or anything which will show how he has pre pared the white ballot, or any elector who shall, except as herein other wise provided, allow his white bal lot to be teen by any person with an apparent tutention of letting it be known how he is about to vote, or mutilate his ballot, or place any distinguishing mark upon his ballot, whereby the same may be identified, or who shall mako a false statement as to his inability to mark his ballot, or any person who shall interfere, or attempt to interfere, with any voter when insido said iuclosed spaee, or when marking his ballot, or who shall endeavor to iuduce any voter to mark his ballot in a partic ular way, or before or after voting to show or explain how ho marks or has marked his ballot, upon convic tion Bball be punished by a fine of not less thau $50 nor more than $200. So take your time to prepare your sample ballot, take that with you into the booth, lay it alongside the official ballot and mark that accord ingly. NORTH HOWELL l'RAIKIK. Fred Beer and family start for Eastern Oregon soon, to visit rela- tives and friends near Mayville. Rev. Jones, of tho Baptist church, occupies the pulpit at North Howell on the flrt Sunday of each mouth. Some of our neighbors, who are candidates for legislature, have been attendiog the canvas aud speaking at the diflereut places in behalf of the People's party. The political speaking aud basket dinner at the Newsome camp ground, waa well attended, and a fairly good time was enjoyed by all, considering the cold day and shower of rain that Interrupted things somewhat, about 2 o'clock. The school will close with an en tertainment on the evening of July Int. Thifeu who were neither ub&ent nor tardy for the third month were: Mary Swegle, Bertha Wiesner, Dim ma Weeks, Myrtio Clark, Lottie Clark, Millie Stevens, Julia llynep, Bennio 8teele, Jessie Simmons', Adam Dapp, Oscar Dapp, Robert Clark, Wilbur WeekB. LOCAL AM PERSONAL. The choicest summer drinks at Simpson Bros., Electric store. Scott Taylor, the Gervais genius, is iu the city. There were 400 people out to hear Mrs. LeaBe at Jefferson Friday. Tho county central commltteo es timate that the whole tlckot will bo elected by from 300 to 1200 plurality. A Dallas man says Burnett for judge will carry that county by 250 majority. Capt. Price and Walt Holinan were re-elected driver and engineer of tho Capital Engine Co. Rev. Brosseau of Gervals has been the guest of Rev. J. S. White of St. Josephs for a few days. Everybody is reticent about elec tion but there will be a large straight Republican vote. Look over your roses and get ready for the rose and fctrawbery fair. Mrs. F. D. McCully of Joseph, Or., Is the guest of her sister, Mrs. Creighton, of this city. P.J. Clark, ofZena, is in the city, and reports politics very uncertain In Polk county. Headquarters for strawberries Is at Sroat & Gile's, they are able to till all orders. Read the New York Racket's column add. There is a great saving In buying their lino of goods thels prices aro very low. 0 4 2t Harry Martin was tried in Re corder Goodell's court Friday after noon 011 a charge of larceny, the article stolen being Ed. Parr's watch. He was convicted aud given thirty days in tho county jail. Mrs. D. L. Fiester has the latest thing In wire frames aud also ex pects a big shipment of tho newest styles of straw hats Monday. Plenty of boilers and fryers, smoked and dried Salmon at Davi son & White's Court street market. Hart & Taliaferro have tho finest stock of piece goods ever iu the city, and are prepared to please every body on a now suit. The Mrs. Woodworth, evangelist tent is today being erected at the junction of the fair ground branch of the electric road, services will be held there tomorrow. Keller & Marsh are leaders in their line. TheyaJlow no one to compete with them either on style of goods or low prices. Vote for W. H. Cook, the regu lar Democratic Nominee for county treasurer. Dr. James II. McBrlde, wife and child, of Wisconsin, went to St. Helens yesteiday, to bo tho guests of his brother, Hon. Geo. W. Mc Brlde, secretary of state. The Journal will receivo the Associated Press bulletins of the election returns from all oyer the state, and will havo private returns from each precinct at tho earliest hour Tuesday. That taintof scrofula in your blocd cm be wholly eradicated by Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Frank Lovell, auditing clerk at the state department, is at Newport, where ho votes. Hon. B. F. Giltner spent the day at Portland. Mrs. L. A Ilolton, of Keokuk, la., is expected tomorrow for a summer visit at Salem. Her nephew, H. J. Singleton, went to meet her this afternoon. It is beyond question that Ayer's Cherry Pectoral heads the list of remedies for diseases of tho throat and lungs. Ladles and children's fast black hoso at 10 els. E. F. Osbum's Racket store. A choice lot of salt and smoked salmon and sturgeon at Davison & White's market, Court street. Sun umbrellas a new line new designs new prices, very low at E. F. Osbum's Racket utoro. Simpson Bros., at the Electric store are headquarters for the best strawberries. Meat safes for. summer Ufe, made to order by Keller & Marsh. A great variety of fresh and salt water Hah, aud poultry in abundance at Davison & White's market, Court street. Men's full stock calf shoes, Bals and Congress, only $2.50, at Krausse Bros. 200 Dozen. Ladies' and chil dren's hosiery will bo slaughtered at 10 cents and 15 ceutB per pair at E. F. Osbum's Racket storo. 100 Boxes for Salem. Every body will be glad to kuow that Salem is not out of soap. E. F. Osbum's Racket store lias Just re ceived nearly 100 boxes. Soap for a song. Any one going East cannot afi'ord to miss weing Shaw & Downing, agents of the Northern Paolflo rail way. They make the lowest rates. HORN, ROBERTSON.-Five miles bouth- east of Salem, on Sunday, May 29, 1883, to Mr. and Mrs J. N. Robertbon, a daughter. GREENWOOD -In Bait Labe Cltv, Ulati, on Thursday, June 2. 168$, to Mr. and Mm. Ernest A. Greenwood, a ton. Mrs. Greoowood wan formerly MU Lou Oieey, of Aurora, Pimples. TheoM Idea was that facial eruptions weie duo to a "blood humor," for which they gro potash. Thus tho old Sarsaruxrlllas con tain potash, a drastto mineral, that instead of decreasing, actually creates more erup tion. You havo noticed thli when taking othcrSare apartllas. It ti however now known Ihartho stomach, tho blood creating power, I the teat of all vitiating or cleansing oper aUons. A stomach clogged by ludlgcsUon or constipation, vlUatcs tho blood, result pim ples. A clean stomach and healthful di gestion purifies it and they disappear. Thus Joy's Vegetablo Sarsaparilla is compounded after the modern idea to regulate the bowels and stimulate the digestion. Tho effect Is Immediate. A short testimonial to contrast tho action of tho potash Sarsaparlllas and Joy's. Mrs. a D. Etuart, of 400 Hayes Bt,, a, P., writes: "I have for years had fndl gtstlon. I trfod a popular Sarsaparilla but it actually caused moro pimples 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." Joy s Vegetable Sarsaparilla Largest bottle, most effecUve, same price. For sale byDan'l J. Fry, 225 Com. street. Better Than a $1.00 llottlo of Mood Purifier. Dr. W. H. Evans, the leading druggist of Satiford, Florida, says: "I always feel safe in recommending St. Patrick's pills I carry in sto!k." There aro none better, aud one dose of them will often do more good thau a dollar bottle of any blood pu rifler in tho market. For sale by G. E. Good, Druggist. YILLA31ETK NOTES. Miss Thilda Johnson visited us Friday. Annu il college prayermeetlng next Tuo3day. Prof. W. C. Alderson, '89, of Port laud' was at chapel Tuesday. Next Thursday and Friday occur the final examinations of tho year. Monday was a legal holiday and school was dismissed at tho Univer sity. Prof. F. M. Anderson, '89, of Lake county, visited tchool Wednes day, Our catalogue is in tho press of E. M, Waite. That assures us neat work. Tho campus is being mowed. Evi dently the job is uot being dono by a farmer. Endowment Agent Chapman Is working at Portland in tho interest of this school. Prof. Hausee has recovered from her severe illness and we aro glad to see her at chapel agaiu. Miss Edith Alderson, Mrs. J. T. Matthews, '89, Walter Stolz and Presiding Elder Wilson were at uhapel Thursday. Tho college Y. M. C. A. Bible classes held their last meeting Fri day. Much good and profitable studying has bieu done iu these classes. If this school is to maintain its position among Oregon's schools, tho trustees must needs examiiio carefully into eeveial mailers. The lime is auspicious for us, but, when weighed wo mut not bo found wanting at all. Berries for canning see Sroat & Gile they control 15 to 20 acres this sjasou. HOTEL ARRIVALS. WILLAMETTE. WS Wattles, S F. C F Brlggs, W H Raymond, Portland. E N Brammlf, Chicago. R R Hutchison, S F. COOK. J E Howell, F Vincent, C Truitt, Silem J03 E Clark, Portland R II Rutherford, Marlon A J Pore, Monmouth J T Wilkius and wf, Ronoburg H Sholdon and wf, Mrs Harmer, Stayton A Howard, Bes.-ell, O ' J E Goodalc, Cobuig WS Taylor, Gervals A Hansen C A Siiucrton, Dallas D E Swenk, Aainsvillo L E Cavonaugli, Turner Your lllooil. Undoubtedly needs a thorough cleansing this k'hkou to expel im purities, keep up the healthtouo and prevent diceas. You should tako Hood's Sarsapirllla, tho best blood purifier and system tonic. It is unequalled in positive medicinal merit. Hood's Pills aro purely vegetable, perfectly hunnleH, effective, but do notcaufco paiu or gripe. Be sure und get nood's. Baby orJod, Mother ftighed, Doctor probcrlbcd : Castorla s. - ESS? Bt? Hi &9 m. SBsV $3 ' bs n Trtlfflr 3bM Iimf UPowdeE Used in Millions of Homes AT ACTUAL COST. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS FOR CASH ONLY. G. A. R. Suits 8.50 with buttons Theso suits aro nil wool, regulation cut. ,V( better and cheaper SPECIAL PICTURE SALE. At Geo. P. Smith's Art Storo Cottlo Block. Tho entire collection of A. W, Dest's p timings, together with a flnn linn nf ftp.hnirfl. nlintnirnvnrl , ...,.,,. ?.:,.' , ..,.. general line of lino pictures, at special rates this week. All are cordially iuvited to call aud examine tho stock. Engravlug given away with every picture purchased. ltcliglous Services. MirrnoDis Kriscoi'Aih Services on Bab bath nt 10:30 and 7:80. Sunday school nt 12; Ep worth Lopgues at 0:16; Pray or meet ing overy Thursday ovcnlng. Rev, C. L. Ivollcnnun, pustor. Evanobwoai.. Corner of Llhorty and 0-utcr streets. Sundny services 10.30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., 8nndny school 12m.,V. l'.b. C. E. 0:30 p. m.; l'raycr ineotlng Thursday, 7:30 p. in. J, Ilowcrsoz, paster, residence til Liberty street. l'liEsiiyTKUiAN. Church street, botwocn Chemckcta aud Center, l'reachlng morn ing aud evening; Sabbath school at 12 m,; Y. 1. S. C. E. lit B:30 p. in.; prayer meeting Thursday nt7:S0p. in. Ilov.K. II. Qwynne, D, I pastor. St. Joseph's catholic Cinmcii.-Che-mckctu und CotUigo. Sunday services: Low mass 7:30 a. m.; high mass 10:30; Sunday school 3 p m.; vespers 7:30; week days, low muss 7 a. in. llov. J. S. White, puktor, Co.NoitEaATioNAi-. Corner Center and Liberty Sorvlcoa Sunday at 10.30 n. m. and 7 p. 111.; Sunday school 12 m., Y. I'. B. O, E. ut (I :J0 p. m.; pruyer meeting 7:30 p.m.Thun. duy. Hev. C. L. Corwln, pastor. St. l'ACii Eriscoi'Ai. Ci'oncit. Corner Church aud Chumokcta. Bei vices 10:30 n. m. und 7 p. m.; Sunday school 11:15 a. in.; service Monday 10:30 a. in.; Tliurhday 7:30 p. m. Itev. W. Lund, rector. Kiiist Uaitist. Liberty and .Marlon Services 10:33 in, and 7:00 p. m; Sunday school 13 m.jyouug pooplo's meeting at 0 p. in.; prayer meeting 7:30 Thurbduy, Hev. Itobtrt Whltakcr, pastor. Kiikb Methodist. Hev. 11. V, Bmolloy pastor. Services Sunday morning and oTcning, Sunday school at 10 a in.; prayer meeting Friday night. Church apposite North Huleiu school, KitiKNiw. At Highland park on car line. Services 10:30 a. in. und 7:30 p. 111.; Sunday school 13 in,; Christian Endeavor 0 p, in,; prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. rn. Hev, V. it. Ueorge, pastor. JIolinkhs Mr.irnNU. Meetings changed from US High street to old Unitarian Hall. Every Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. I'ruycr.moellug Thursduy evenings. Chwstian. High and Ccntor. Sunday school 12 m.; preaching 10:30 u. in,; young people's society 0:30 p. ni.; preaching 7:30 p. in. Hev. W. H. Williams, pastor. OictorAN Hefoumed. Capital and Marl-on.-JjRnduy service 11 u, m,;Hunday school 10 u. in.; prayer mooting Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Hev. .1. Muellhaupt, pastor, OiiitlsTlAN Bciknck. .Services In Uni tarian hall at 10:10 n.m.ana 7:30 p. m ; Sab bath school 13 in.; Ulble study Thursday evening. South Bai.kji M. K. church. Preach ing every Sunday ut ICWJO a. in, and 7:30 p. in. J, It. Koork, puttor. Oruman IlAiTwr, Horvlces In (lorman HaptUt church north of Cottage street. Itev. John Kcchter, pastor. Akiiioan MKTiioiHHr, North Hilem. Services ut 11 u. in. aud 7:30 p. in. Sunday school at 1 p. in. Hov, G, W. White, pastor, TcmpTance gospel meettlngsutJ o'clck Hunduy at W, C. T. U, ball, Way off Color. Thn huo of health I Who can mistake It. The while brow, Ihe deepened tint 01 the cheek, tliOkO untoeliilecl with brightness uud anl minion of, tho eye. u cheery exprc slounftiiraountcnancciireinfulllbleliullclu that the Uteris 1 erformliig Its functions r-ctiveiy, und that consequently digestion und the bowels uro uiidUturbod. If tho cmipluilon lira eyeballs huve a suirron tint, or the fueo is druwn and void ol spilghlllnesH, the biliary gland Is utmost rtln to be out or order. lUctlry tho dif ficulty with tho npiirumount untlblllous spfclOo. Hostel ters Stomach Wtters.whloh promptly icinedlnH not only tho ubovo out ward uud visible signs 01 biliousness, but nltotheslrk hottdactie, constipation, vert tlgo, for upon tho tongue, nauseu. sour brvuihauu pulns through tho rlgbl aide which I'hurnclerlzm It. 'Ihe liver Is ulwuya erlojsly Irvoived Iu malaria, for which Ihe flitters Is u novo elgn specific. This medloluo remedies with iual promptitude und ooiniilelnr s, kidney comylulut. dys peptlu, rheumatism and nervousuess. - 40 Year the Standard. ) 'jfe i rr 1 mm. wit O ALL GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. -OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK.- Dear husband, be SPRING -AT .WOOLEN HILL STORE. Our home made than Eastern Goods. 299 Commercial Street. National Domocratic Convention, Chicago, Juno 21. . For tho accommodation of those desiring to visit Chicago on tho abovo occasion tho Union Pacific will sell tickets to Chicago and re turn at one fare lor tho round trip. For dates of salo aud limits of .. . tickets r any additional informa tion apply to V. II. Hurlhurt, asst. general passeuger agent, Union Pacific System, Portland-Oregon. C-3l-td Then and Now. In ancient dnys lor many an 111, Wo used to tako a big blue pill. It did so surely toar aud gripe, Wo felt for purgatory rlpo. To day, when sick, wo tako Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Thoy aro gently aporieut or strongly cathartic, according to size of dose. Cures sick headache, bilious headache, constipation, indigestion, bilious at tacks, and all derangemcuts of tho liver, stomach aud bowels. Put up in vials, hermetically scaled, houco always fresh and reliable. Purely vegetable, they operate without dis turbance to tho system, diet or oc cupation. Bold by druggists, at 25 cents a vial. Removal Notice Dr. E. B. Phllbrook has removed his realdouco from Court street to 181 State, opposite Court House square. His office will also bo there on and after Juno 2d. 0 1 td W. B. Simpson la still offering some choice property In South Salem at a sacrifice. Auyono look ing for a bargain in desirable prop erty should seo him, 5-31 tf Would Bkateiis. Fargo's J2.60 shoes for ladles and goiitlemeu aro tho best goods ever offered for tho price. II. J. Fleming's 118 Stato street, Salem, m, Evehyiiouy Including compe titors, tigrco that Clark & Eppley have tho finest display of fresh Ore gon vegetables on the market. a Everybody knows what it is, and that Is tho reason thoy go to Hoi lonbrand's for that pure Ico cream soda. Voto for John H. Starr for County Clork of Marion county. Vole for J. O'Donnlcl, the regular Domocrntlc nominee for juslico of tho pence. CURE Blclc Ileadoclin and relieve all the troubles Incl dent to a bilious state of tho system, such oi Dizziness, Nausea. Drowsiness, Distress aftei eating, l'aln In the HMe, Ac Whllo Clielrmosl remarkable success tins been shown la curin lleadacl"), yet CAitTKn's Litti.i Livm Pilu aro equally valuable In Constipation, curing tnd preventing tills annoying complaint, wlillf lliey also correct all disorders of the stomach, tlmulato the liver and regulate tho bowels. Cveu l( they only cured HEAD Ache thny would bo almost pricalast to those who suffer from this distressing; complaint but fortunately their goodness doe not end here, and those who once try them will find tlieso little pills valuable in so many ways that they will not hn willing to do without them. Hut after all tick bead ACHE (a tba bane of so many Urea that hem fa where we make our great boast. Our pill cure It while others do not. OiKTSK'S IJTTLB f.lTSH TlUM U T Small and very eMy to take. One or two pills make a dote. They are strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action please all who iuhi thorn. In vials at S3 cents: (Ire for SI (told everywhere, or tent by ualL CAsna losicnrc eo.( vn Text. MKL MM Sdlfwi J. H. HAAS, TUB WATOmiAICJSIt, 2I5K Ccmmifclsl St, - f iltra, Onjos, (Next door to Klein's.) &&i$fflfrfir "pft,rU" CARTER'S h Pi lis. a sure to buy your SUIT THE - goods are much Authorized Capital $500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Balem, Oregon. W. A. CUSICK, Pres. W. W. MAHTIN, VIcoItcs. J. U.ALUEHT, Cashier. Stato, County and Olty Warrants bought at Pur. dw Hernia and Chronic Diseases DR'S. SHIMP & HOUSER, Devote sncclol attention to Nervous. Put. nrrhal, Asthmatic and Throat Troubles. Hernia (rupture) cured without pain or deieHtlon lrcm business and Guaranteed In nvcr laie. iworv varlotv of Kamnln nnil Hlimnln diseases treaied by tho moBt advanced methods known to Electrical and Medical science Twenty years experlunco In sur gery and the application or electricity. Oitlcoaj!) Commercial slreoL. llush-Iirav- man meek, Ualom. Administrator's Sale NOTICE Is hcroby given that by virtue of an order and flcenso of salo duly iiiudo by tho county court of Marlon coun ty. Orcuou. on the 2Jd day of Mar. ISM. authorizing and empowering mo us ad- minisiruior oi mo esuuo or iieury ucirs, doccascd. to soil the real rronertv herein after described for tho satisfaction of claims against tho estate of said decedent, 1 W1I1UU Saturday, the 2d day of July, 1B92, ut tho hour of 1 o'clock p. m. In the nftcr noon of suld duy nt tho door ol tho county court house In Salem, nation county, Ore gon, sell ut public auction for cash In hand on tho duy of sale, to tho highest bidder, all tho right, title. Interest, and estate which suld Henry Qelss, deceased, bad at thotlmo of his death, in und to thefol lowing doicrlbed real property, to-wlt: The east half nt the northwest quarter of sec tion (1, t. 0 s., it. 'J E., of the Willamette Meridian and containing 8185-100 acres, situated In Marlon county, Oregon. T.u. Shaw, Administrator of tho estate ot Henry Uelss, deceased. 6-2-fiw ShorilPs Salo. NOTICE Is hereby given that by virtue of an execution duly lBsued out of tho urcult Court otthoHtute or Oregon, for tho county of Marlon, on the 3d duy of May, A.D. Ibltt. and to mo directed upon a Jud meat und decree duly rendered, entered of record uud docketed in und by suld court on tho Zld day of February, A. 1)., 1833, In a certain suit then In suld court pending, wherein Loo Brown und h. M. Hedell Co., partners doing business under the firm name end style or l.eollrown & Co., were plalntllls and J. T Kearns wan defendant. In favor of pliiluttirand against defendant, by which execution I urn commanded to sell tho real properly hereinafter described und out of tho proceeds of said sale to pay tho costs und disbursements of said suit; taxed ut JiO 30 uud tho sura of 8158.82, with Interest thereon ut tho rata ot 8 ptr cent, por annum since February 23, 1B02. I will on Saturday, tho 18th day of June, law, at 2 o'clock p.m. of said day, at tho west door of the coudty court house, In Ba lem, Marlon county, Oregon, sell to tbo highest bidder lor cask on the day Jof sale, all the right, title, Interest ana csuito which suldJ.T. Keurns hud In or to the followng described reul property, to-wlt: 1-ots No. II and i In block No. a In Whit ney's addition to tho town of Htaylon, Ma rlon county, Oregon. Duted Muy 17, 18W. K.M.CROIBAN, Hhorlfl, Marlon Co., Oregon. lly A. T. Wain, Deputy, Notice. NOl'IUE la hereby given to nil whom it may concern, that the undersigned administrator of tho cstateof Nancy lfurk bolder, deceased, una Hied bis final uocouut ot said estate In the Uotiuty Court of tho Htato of Oregon, for tho county of Marlon, and that the court huu set the time lor the hearing of suld account on IhotSlh day of Juno, low, at 11 o'clock a.m., of said day, ut the County Court ltoom In tho Comity court Houso In tho city ot Balem, Marlon County, Oregon, and that suld account will be passed upon, together with tbo ob Jections thereto, If uny, by tbo court, ot suld time and place, DaUd this Muy 23rd, ISP J , (!.' MIIiLKIl, Administrator of tbo Estate ot JVancy Uurkholder, Deceased. Administratrix Notice. To whom It may cencern: vronci lStt, duly estate of OriOK la hereby given that the under- uea was on mis mil uay oi nf. annolnted administratrix of the Isuua F. Huffman, late deccused. of Murlou oouuty. Oregon, by the County Court of suld Murlon county. All persons having claims agulnst said estate uro re quired to present the name to the admin Intrutrlx with proper vouchers, at tho of fice of her attorneys, Hon bum A Holmes, Iu Ualem, Oregon, within six months from tho date of this notice. MAUY HUFFMAN, Administratrix. Falem, May 14, 1801. 6-lWw Statu Treasurer's Third Notice Hai-km, May 10, Wi. HTATfSOKOKEUUN, TllKASUM DJUMItTMEXr. NOTfCK la hereby given that sufllcient fuudaareuu hand to pay all outstuud lugstutewurranUendoniea, 'presented and not paid for want of funds," and that the same will be paid upou presentational tbU office, Interest thereon cetulug with the date of tuts notice. i'HIU MKIHCHAN, HtateTieasurtvr. rv9ysBE fy S 3 fvsiiiHBsiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiBir least n wr t 4 f t