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itaemuSikem
give
Lnrgo
and small
chockcd,strij)cd, polka
dots and plain Swiss
es, India Linens, Dim
Hies and all light
weight summer goods
Can
MUSLIM.
edgings,
and skirt
HUGTION.
14 LOTS
Saturday,
Tlmt rustler, J. F. GOODE, auctioneer, will sell for rue to the highest bidder, 14 high, sightly lota in East
Salem, near Eloetriu cur line, only nine blocks from the btate house, in the niot thrifty part of Salem.
No Gravel Beds, but in the Finest of soil.
Lots to be sold separately with option of next lot at same price,
cured by good bankable paper, or 5 per cent, discount for all cash.
l)th stt'eet, and see big sign on third block south.
THE CAPITAL JOUttSAL.
ttmaamewnmywumyua
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 22, 1892.
GILBERT & PATTERSON,
Dealers in Groceries, Crockery,
Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole
Agents Tor Epicure Tea and Big
Can Baking Powder,
Ol'.O. D. (lOODIIUE. K. CAIIHiU
BUILDING 3LVTHK IAL.
Lime, cement, plaster, hair, fire
and building brick, lire clay, sand,
gravel, blacksmith and house coal,
wood, all kinds, wholesale and re
tail. Olllcf 95 State street.
Goedhui: & CAiniiti.
CHOICEST MEALS,
BEST SERVICE,
LOWEST PRICE
AT
STRONG'S RESTAURANT.
DATES OP LOCAL EVENTS.
July 29. "The Fast Mail" at Reed's.
A Substantial Imvkovement.
The much talked of mill race on
Front atieet has now been covered
for several weeks, and is an Im
piovement worthy of the capital
city. The Willamette Valley Mill
ing Company has expended about
$5000 on this piece of woik, having
used nearly half a million feet of
lumber, besides three rows of sub
stantial cedar piles the entire length
of the race. This makes a solid
foundation ou which rest the heavy
sills which carry the three inch
plank covering, It presents a lino
appearance and makes a good im
,mvfiineut for Salem. Front street
could now be easily made one of the
best in the city by gradiug it up in
good slmpj ami uo doubt the city
will tako hold of tills street in due
season. The citizens and the mill
ing company are under obligations
to Supt., Suiel for the excellent
piece of work done.
Fouu Nnw TllAUlIllltS. All of
the teachers of last yo r were re
employed, with the exception of
Miss Lottie Allyu, Mlsi Kate Dear
born and Mi.ss 13. Crouett, who did
not care to teach this
year,
and
Mrs. M. V. Rork, whose death oc
cuned a few days ago. lu their
stead four new teachers were em
ploved as follews: Mlsa Clara B.
Frink, of Aihlnud; Miss Ada M.
Reynolds, of Ashlaud; AIlsi
Nellie Cannhan, of Astoria; Miss
Anna Ij. Morrison, of Wiuuipeg,
Man. These teachers will bo align
ed posltioua by the superintendent.
Got Fine Days. The city record,
er disposed of the followlug drunks
yesteiday by givlug them the usual
line of llveda in the city jull: J.
O'Neal, I Leavry, C. Morgan, J.
Clark, M. Berg, and I. Stewart
John Dee and Edna Homer paid
cash for their druukeuniss. A loug,
slim fellow, full of whisky, made hi
presence known ou the streets lust
evenlug by shouting loud enough to
be heard several blocks. After con
siderable ditllcully he was landed In
the city Jail to await iris bearing.
- "
As- Ohxamevt. One of the
i.o.wi,,, ttiimMfiu the streets of
Balem w Lockwood's uniformed
nie5seu0ers ou their bicycles.
T. HOLVERSON
you excellent values
J3MBR IDKltlES.
Swiss and Ilamborir
CirjLLIKS.
Cotton and Wool
Challics at low pri
ces and a fine assort
ment of French a 1
wool patterns still
to show you.
i miming
ilounchigs
in dress patterns, both
white and black.
11E31EMBE11 THE PLACE,
301 Commercial
14
A. W.
TH E COMMON COUNCIL.
Ten Mill Tax Levied. Oily Prison
ers to Be Boarded Out.
The common council met in regu
lar sessiou last night with Mayor
D'Arcy in the chair and all the
members piesent.
Tho committee on ways and means
reported on the matter of boarding
the city prisoners. It had received
pioposals and the lowest was llfteen
cents per meul and it was oidered
t mt the contract be given to 1$. W
Lewis, ot the Ron Ton restaurant, at
that plico and that the marshal be
instructed to caie for tlie piisouers
the same us heiotofore.
The lecorder leported that the to
tal taxable property of the city a
mounted to the $1,721,077 and the
council levied a ten mill tax on the
amount.
Chief Engineer Low presented a
recommendation that thecity should
buy 1000 feet of extra bote and one
car load of coal for the lire depart
ment. Referred to committee on Hie
and water with power to act.
It was oidered that the matter of
iusuflicient presure on the hydrants
ubout the city be referred to the
committee on fire and water with
instructions to ak the water com
pany to put in six-inch main on
Front street.
The petition for a hydrant at the
southwest corner of 12th and Leslie
btreets was referred to thefommlttee
on lire and water.
Tho petition for a new sidewalk on
the south side of State between
Water and Front was referred to the
committee on streets and public
property.
John I. Utz, uightwatchman at
tho Capital Lumbering Go's mill,
was appointed a special policeman
without pay.
The petition of the Capital City
Riilway Co. for a franchise ou
Liberty street from Chemeketa
north to the boundary of the city
limits; als-o across Mill street to
Rellevuo and thence lrom Rellevue
on 13th to the southern-bouudary of
the city limits was referred to the
committee ou streets aud public
pioperty.
Au ordinance granting to F. N.
Derby, E. F. I'aikhurst, II. W. Cot
tie and Geo. Williams, for thirty
jeais, an exclusive franchise for u
street railway on Wlnteratreet south
of State; upou all of Oak; on all of
Llbei tynoi tli of Ceuterjon all of 12lh
from Center to State; and from Cross
street to the southern limits of tho
city; was introduced and referred to
tho committee on ordinances.
Alderman Collius attempted to In
troduce the following resolution but
he was considered out of order be
cause lie voted in the negative when
the vote was taken two weeks ago.
Resolved, That tho action of tin
city council in adopting the recom
mendation of thecoiuinlttte that the
Cpltal City Hallway Co., be grout
ed permission to lay its track upon
Stuteaud 12th streets, betweeu !.'
erty street and the Southern Pacill
railroad depot bo aud the same I
hereby rescinded. An appeal wat
taken from the decison of the chair.
He decided himself sustulued.
The militia was glveu the right to
camp in the west end of Wlflsin
avenue during the Fourth of Jul
celebration.
The fctreet commissioner was In
structed to imeatluule the dumug.
being done to the High street briilg
by the gravel wagons and to put a
stop to it. He was also Instructiu
to see that the gut in Wlilaon n
euuewaacut. Ho was given au
other duty to perform by ordering
tho Capital City Railway Co. l
plank Its track ou Chenn kWa aire.-!
nnef.ot outside uud fclr Inches inolde
land to place gravel beween tberalk.
June 25,
in
PARASOLS.
A largo lino of black
and colored Para
sols on hand, 22, 24,
2G inch, ranging in
prices from $1 00
up.
Street.
14 LOTS
Terms, half cash, balance in one year, se
llemcrnber the place, leave electric car at
Scott.
CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge Boise Sustained the
murrer, Favor of Electric.
De-
117 J. W. Salisbury et al. vs.
MaiiaL. Lightfoot; petition; judg
ment for distribution.
128-Stato vs. Chas. H. Smith;
adultery; plea of guilty, lined $200,
aud committed until paid.
129-State vs. V. 11. J?ussoll; as
sault and battery; plea of uot uullty,
continued.
E. F. Porkhuist vs. the City of
Sulem and the Capital City railway
Co. On Monday the plaintiff filed
an amended complaint asking an
injunction, and ou the same eve
ning tho defendant demurred to the
amended complaint for the leason
that the complaint did not state
fact" sulllient to constitute a cause of
suit. Judge Boise yesterday sus
tained the demurrer and gave judg
ment on it. Tho owners of tho horse
car line today took an appeal to the
supremo court.
AccKi'TUU. The board of capi
tol building commissioners held a
meeting yesterday aud accepted the
plans and specifications prepared by
its architect. D. D. Neer, of Port
land, for the remodeling of the hall
of lepresentatives In the state house.
Advertismeuts for bids on tho work
will be published In a very few days.
The Recruitino Detaii, Lieut
A. H.Sydenham,6th Arty and Sorgt
Ardell, Rattery C. Arty have been
ordered to Salem to relieve 1st Lieut
Geo. E. Sage, 5th Arty aud Corporal
McCullough who will onbelDg reliev
ed join their proper stations at the
Presidio, San Fraucisco.
Running as Usual. The Salem
Iron foundry was not delayed aud
by the big fire of Friday night. Ev
erything there is running along as
usual. Tho foundry is prepared to
repair, ou short notice, all kinds of
farm machinery, steam engines, etc.
Soap Factoky Mr. Kuerton of
Oiegon City will be in Sulem today
or tomorrow to close up the arrange
ments with our board of trado for
building a soap factory lu this city.
LOWEIUNQ HIE Pll'ES. The
Salem water company began work
today lowering the water pipes on
the south Commercial street hill.
This has been necesitated by the
citizens cutting the new street down
to the new grade.
Soav Factoky. Salem has se
cured a soap factory, but E. F.
Osburn still leada on all kluds of
toilet and washing soapd. Cheaper
tlmn dirt, if you use it. Racket
store.
4th ok July. The committees
aio today busily engaged preparing
a program and arranging details for
the biggest celebration ever held lu
the Willamette valley.
The Only Heaso.n Why people
nil like Fred Cooper's ice cream is
because It Is made of the best in
gredleuts. Lauiks.--You should try those 20c
fast blauk seamless hoe at Osborn's
Racket Store worth 2-5 cents.
Pionickks AND Cami'JUIS. Can
ned ox tougup, 'totted ham, b.ned
.ii-kcn,turkey aud game, et., Uluc
Front.
m
Tijains Delayeu. The overland
and local train going north were dr
hyed this morning until about 10
o'clock caused by a Are near Murion.
A lnrgo wood pile and part of the
traek were burned.
Machine OiiA-Don't forget that
the liluti Front has the best and the
cheapest in the city.
LOCAL AM PERSONAL.
Mrs. Frank Howe aud Mrn, Tlios.
Howe left today for Nuwiwrt, where
they will make a short visit.
H. K. Fincle, manager of tho lie
view Publishing Co., of Portland
Or., made n business trip to this
city yesterday.
Work on tho Polytechnic lustitute
bulldiug has commenced. They ex
pect to have the building ready for
omipany by tho 1st of September.
G. W. Gray and daughter Jennie
left today for a short Beason at Gear
hart Park Hotel which is now open.
Excursion tickets from Albany and
return are now on sale at tho O. P.
dock, nt $3.60.
Singers and publlo speakers find
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral invaluable.
It never falls to cleanse the throat
aud strengthen the voice.
Ladles' ribbed vests from 10 centa
up to 50 cents at E. F. Osburn's
Racket store.
Express Wagons Win, Sargent.
Pictures nud frames Win.
Sargent.
If you want a team
see Ivyan & Co.
of auy kind,
6-10-tf
Circuit court sets in Albany next
Monday with a docket of over 100
cases.
Will McIIargue, a 11 year old boy
from Albauy, has been seut to the
reform school two years for petit
larceny.
A. W. Loug, aged 24 years aud
Anna Bell aged 18 years, were today
grauted a license to wed.
Miss Bertha Hubbard, a graduate
of tho conservatory of music started
for Helena, Montana yesterday
where she in tends spending the sum
mer visiting relatives.
No other blood ruedicino so utilises
the results of scientific iuquiry as
Ayer's Sarsaparilla.
Childrens' seamless fast black and
gray ribbed ho-e at 15 cents. Dirt
cheap at E. F. Osburu's Racket
Store.
Boys' heavy ribbed bicycle hose for
25 cents the best for the money ever
ottered. E,F. Osborn's Itacket Store.
Notions at Win. Sargent's.
Continue to please those lefrig
erated meats from McCrow & WI1
lard's cold storage rooms.
Another fresh invoice of those
choice pickles at Clark & Eppley's.
Wall Paper Wm. Sargent,
Miss Clara Condon, the kindcrgar
tner, has returned to her homo ru
Eugene, where she expects to open a
school next fall.
The G. M. Ueeiio r insurance
agency today handed Ira Erb a
check for $1572 40, the amount of
his insuianee lu tho late lire.
Henry Jones, maunuger of tiie
Great Eastern Tea Go's., store in
this city, will next week move his
family into a neat cottage on the
earliue in Yew Park.
Fruit jars, jelly glasses and preserv
ing jurs, also stono waie, a full line
of the best at (Mark & Epley'a.
Any one going East cannot afford
to miss seeing Shaw & Downing,
agents of the Northern Pacific rail
way. They make the lowest rates.
Mrs. Flester is not selling her
goods at cost- Call and get her
prices and examine the goods before
purchasing elsewhere.
Baby Carriages Wm. Sargent.
Mrs. It. S. Bean went to Eugene
today to witness commencement ex
ercises at the state university.
Caufas & Tennis shoes cheaper
thau ever. Krausse Bros.
Mrs Prof. Hawley, went to visit
her parents in Albany today.
G. W. Thompson, went to Jed'er
son ou tho 11:17 train for a few days
recreation.
Pres. Whllaker left for Cottugo
Grove on the morning train, to be
gone a few days.
School Supt., elect Graham, came
upon the 11:17 train.
Miss E'la Maoy and Miss Edith
Pentlaud, left today for a short
sojourn In Eugene.
W. F. Qunn has gone to Albany,
to finish up tho mill contract there.
Editor McMahan, ot Woodburn.
came up today.
Proprietor Commack, of tho Hotel
Woodburn. was a passenger on tho
11:17 train for this city.
Father White loturned from Al
bauy on the 1:10 trnlu.
Mrs. O. G. Savage, aud daughter,
Mrs. Cooper, Mrs. Wm Westacott,
Miss Northup and some 75 others
took the train for Chumawu this
afternoon, to attend tho gradu
ating exercises of Harrison Insti
tute. rim kluii'H Arnliit Fulvt",
Tbe Iict mho In the world fur Cut,
HrtiiKiM. norm, UkeM, Halt ltheuin, Kiiver
Sore-i, 'filter, Chapped ll'dlds, Chilblains,
Corn unit nil fkln Krtipllons, ami jhxI
lively uureH l'llt, or no pay required. It
MKUiirfknttHMl tu tflve perfect Hillafjiullou
or uiuutjy iuliitiitu.1, 'r'c, itt tuU jmr
bor. For wile by Imn'IJ 1'ry, 'M Coin Ht,
Used in Millions of Homes
I I Br sNb Si " m
UPewder:
SIOK
Head-
Aches i
Blek-headnchcs are tbooutward indlrntloni
( derangements o( tho stomach and boiTcts.
Al Joj't Vtcctablo Sarsaparilla Is the only
bowel rejulatlns preparation ot Earviparilla,
It Li teen why It Is lua only appropriate
Banaparllla In Mck-hcnJ.aehes. It Is not only
appropriate; It li an absolute cure Altera
conns ol It an occasional doso at Interval!
Will forever after prevent return.
Jno. Jl. Cox, ot 735 Turk Street, San Fran
clico, writes: "I liavo been troubled with
attacks ot slck-hcadacho for tho last thrco
yean from ono to thrco times n week. Some
tlmoago 1 bought two bottled of Jo' Vege
table Barpaparilli and lmo only had ouo
attack since nn J thnt was on tho seto.nl t'ay
after I bejan usln,f It,"
Jor
? Vccctab.Q
VJ
O
0-CfoC2,,
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j. ' .i
For sale byDau'I J. Fry, 22 Com
street,
A Business Ciianok. During
tho past week H. M. Branson, tho
popular grocer , has sold a half in
terest in his business to Fred Golbel,
of Portland. Mr. Geibel Isau expei
ieuced man, and nicely supplements
the needs of a growing business
Branson & Geibel is the new firm,
and with increased facilities will bo
able to do a larger nud better busi
ness than ever.
Notaries. Tho governor bus ap
pointed the following notaries public:
Steillng F.Harding, McMiunville;
Chas. Umbach, L-ikevlew; Joliu J.
Knight, Bethany; John A. Ctiastaln,
Bouaza, Klamath county; Daniel
Bridges, Shelburn; C. Birchur, Port
land iNCoHitnor. The statetuont that
County Judge elect Hubbtrd had
purchaseil the M. V. Rork property
was iucorrect. Instead Mr, Itork
is going to fix up a room in one of
his houses for his own use and rent
tho rest of his place to parties who
havo ulready made arr.iugemcuts
for a lease.
City Taxes. Becoider Goodell
Is ready to turn over tho city tax roll
to the treasurer and ho will at once
proceed to collect same. They will
become delinquent ubout August 1st.
The Y. M. C. A. social al Mr.
Albert's place yesterday evening, al
though somewhat chilled by the
unexpected rain, proved an enjoy
edle atliiir. Bonllres were built', and
a jolly good time was had, about ono
hundred attending.
Silk Mitts. From iue, 25c, 30c,
5j, 40c, 60o ane) 70c per pair at E. F.
Osbo'n's Bucket Store, d &. w
Have Amuvi:i. Tlio-o new
mouldings havo arrived nt Keller
& Marsh's. All tho latest cftects
Parties in need of framing should
in ike a note of this,
Letter List.
Following aio letters remaining
uncalled for in the postotllco at Sa
lem, Juno '22, 18!)2. Persons calling
for same please say "advertised:"
Burk Phillips.
Birt Manly J.
Baker Olive.
Cook J. W.
Bash Lebbu1).
Day Wm.
Fulton.
Beak John.
Benson Olof.
Oliurchhill& Starr
Child Thox.
Carroll Miss May.
David Mis Mabel
Hill C. II.
Jackson E. II.
McOorklo C. O.
Meucham Mark,
Mathcs Miss M.
Oimes Wm.
Belli D. R.
Smith Dott.
Utter J. A.
Irish MIbs Eva.
Law ton Geo.
Mobray Wm.
Maxwell Mis,
Needam Wm
Potter Geo.
Robins J. A.
C,
Thorp O. F.
Whltmau Jno.
A. N. aiLUEBT,
P. M.
illlVO Villi Iit'Ull
How Mr, W. D. Went, of Geneva,
N. Y. was cured of the severest form
of dyspepsia? Ho says oyorythlng
lie utohccmcd like pouring melted
lead into Ills stomach. Hood's Sar
saparilla effected a perfect ctno.
Full particulars will bo sent If you
write, C. I. Hood &Co., Lowell,
Mass.
Tlie highent piaibO lias boon won
by Hood's Pills for their easy, yet
stlllcicut action.
Nothing Like Trt lug It.
There Is nothing that wlllsoqulck
ly satisfy one of the value of Cham
berlain's Pal u Balm for rhcuiimtllm
as a personal trial Give It a chance
and see how quickly the pain will
subside. Fur salu by U. 10, Good,
Druggists.
.
Dissolution Notice,
Notice is hereby given tliut the
firm of (ioodalo & Wheeler has
beerr by mutuul agreement dissolved.
J. C. Uooilalo has purchased tho
Interest of A. Wheeler and will con
tlnuo tho busluess and pay till the
liabilities of the late linn.
A. WriEKLKit;
J.C. Goohai.k.
Salem, May 18, 19J. r, MMw
do Years the Standard
,fliPL
AT ACTUAL
CLOTHING
FURNISHING
FOR CASH ONLY.
G. A. R. Suits 8.50 with buttons These suits tiro all wool, regulation cut,
.ilk.. SB?- 3S::.S",3:jOXaX SD CO.,
Jl HHi x W
-.S-l,j-
S!M Commercial Street.
Mason Jaks.-T1io bpst and cheap
est at the Blue Front.
A mau who has practiced medicine
for 40 years, ought to know salt from
sugar, reatl what ho says:
Tolkdo, O., Jan. 10, 1-87.
Mesxro. V. J, ciit'UeyiK Co. Oeullmnen:
I lnvnbpcn In tlio st'iieral vmctlco of
m(llcliio lor most 40 yonrs, and would sn
tlmt la nil my practlco uud oxprrleuco
lmo ncer eoun u nrepuiiUInn Hint I could
prtwcrllio with hn inucu. coulldeneo of huc
ctH's ns 1 enn Hull's Cntnrrh (Jure, miinii
ftctared l)j you. Have proscribed I n
Kreut mum times aud Its j 11 wt Is wonde-r-fiil,
ami would say In rouclURlon that I
Iiaojpt to tlnduoasoof Cnturrh that It
would not run, if thoy would lK.o il no
coidlng to directions
Yours truly,
L. L. GORSUCII, M. D.,
Oflice, 215 Summit tit.
We will give &10U for any oabo of
Catarrh that cannot be cured with
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Takou inter
nally. F. J. CHENN Y & CO., Props.,
Toledo, O. BSy-Sold by Druggists,
7Go.
"Tin: Midnight AiiAiur."
"The Midnight Alarm" is a tlramii
illustrating real life lu a great city
and exciting Incidents In the life of
a flrornan. "Tho midnight Alarm"
has melodrama, comedy and special
ty features and line seuuory. The
compauy carry a car load of beauti
ful scenery and produce wonderful
mechanical ellcctH. Notable among
these aro the Brooitlyn Biidgo and
the Statue of Liberty with Brooklyn
lu the distance, Uncle Gideon's farm,
the lllght of tlio lightning express,
railroad draw bridge, interior and
exterior of Engino House No. 0,
Now York city. There Is great ex
citement at tho ringing of tho mid
night alarm aud tho rush of tho
steamer is said to bo very realistic.
At opera liouse tonight.
Evkkyiiody Goi:g. Wliero?
Why, to Hellonbraud'tt restaurant.
Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed : Citstorla
no kn,
BHELLEY.-At Rome, N. Y
June 17, 1802, to Mr. andMrs. Fred
M. Shelley, a son.
Mrs. Bhelk'y was formerly Mlai
Bessie Smith, of Salem, and has
many friends hero who extend con
gratulations. nn:i.
IIAACII.-At Marion, Monday,
June 20, 1602, from consumption,
Mrs. E. M Hunch, aged 20 yearr.
Deceased leaves ono child. Her
funeral was nt Jefferson today at
10 o'clock.
BAHNrcTT. At tho family homo
In this city nt 11:15 a. in,, Tuesday
June 21, 1892, from ..carlot foyer,
Ethel, daughter of J, E. Burnett,
aged years and 5 months.
Tho funeral was conducted from
Kotau's undertaking room at 10 a.
in., Unlay. Tho interment took
place In tho Rural cemetery
(llvu im i.aueliiis riiliiiBopiiurnl
Nono of your minrllnic cynic for uh,
Tliey lauuii not, ntitlitr do they umllo,
Tlicy ariilUKtiln-louH ilynpoptlo, I'huyuro
utuully hour of vIuku, palu. ulliclit, dry,
ultii nmvyltur, Individual hi luct, who
lK)k.i if tliey limt Imu nt kwurlieadu
wltli rami lucf all tlielr lives Tliunlde
kjilltlUK, l.utlon-LiuiklliiK kuIIiiw Hint pro-(4-edit
lrom tliu linlividiul wlilia Kooddl.
Jvntlon Is iievor liiiirit Horn tlieiu. Thoy
inuKolily iiiolv hills Into inountnlns, "Irl
llesiUlil usutr" lutoi;rIevuusuuiioyuucs,
Nliuw usu man wlm face trouble wall ft
Miillu, ruplntu tiotut vmnll iulsliip, uud
lu wlioni ilioro.uLiilus of iiierrliiiont are
iiiIIy et ull w, uud wo will show you a
iiiuii Willi u no ddlgoitloa. Usu lloitetter's
sliinmrli Jllttfri to Hecuiit tills blesslni;,
and iHtnlsii tliu norvoiisuots nud querulous
Ul.K)lilon to marl aud find fault wlilelt
ututiils dyiMjjla. ItlieuiuntUiu, oonntl
paliou, lnalurlu, kidney trouble uud la
trlljio yttld to (lie liltturs.
Mu.tnottti (vnfouurrd with (oinrnon
rjilliuitloor pirKUllMi plilK. furtrr's Ltt
tle l.lver Tills urt entirely unlike them In
every respect. One trial Hill prove their
u-rlorl(y,
'J he well uowii (drouclhmlnit proper
((of Ir Vtisnnbiubd will nlher Uxilt
nud .i inokt pei nft. diiviuo, uie found lu
(urtcr's lion 1'llls, Hhli'h streiiKtliens the
mi vi and udy, and linpiovo tho bl(ud
und cuiiipiexloti
'1 tivre Is no one unlelw lu tbe lino of inrt
IcIiiethittKlvisku lurtfe u return fur the
money m u K"d orous Hreuulhenluir
pliuter, suchas Utrter'sBiiinrt Weed uuu
belladonna liiukjcno 1'buters,
FOR MKN AND BOYS.
GOODS
ALL GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICR.
OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANIL-
JUST
is going
There
CLOTHING
For Holidays, etc, and remember the.
I0LEN MILL STORi
Is the place to buy and get the best j
goods for the
BROOKS &
Wholesale
Spaiilig'sBall fioolj
FINE PISHING TACKLE. e&
GUNS AND SPORTING GOODS.
94 State Street, Salem, Or,
.ilBsHIIBsliHHiH
L w7 Jl E& J I m l
f"-1 Vi J it?
for Infants
"C as tor I a Is go well adapted to children that
I recomtnoudJtiu superior to any proscription
known to mo." II. A. Ancincn, M. D.,
Ill Bo. Oxford Bt., BrooUyn, N. Y.
"The usa of 'Cnstorla'ts no universal nnd
its merits so well known that It scorns a work
of siipereroiratlon to endorse It. Few am tho
intelligent families who do not keep Castorla
within easy reach."
Cint.03 JUnTTN, D.I),
New York City.
Lato raster Bloomlngdalo Itoforined Church.
Tub Cintaur
A Coninleti) Collapse
la occasioned In our fcollngs by do
rttngniontH of tlio llvor, alomnch nnd
liowels. Dr. Picrco'H Plousont Pellets
emu siok und bilious livnduolie,
bowel comnliUntH, Internal fever nud
costlvonpsH. They romovo nil wusto
rnnttor, and lestoro licuHlr lo tlio
body and mind. A doso, uh a lux-
uliyo, conalHts or ono tiny, suur
conted Pellet. Cheapest nnd eunlest
to tnko. By druggists. 16 conts n
Villi.
JUr. Bmltli of Binltli mid Btolnor,
returned from his vacation today.
CARTER'S
SlTTLE
"1
g PJB.I.S.
v
filck Uradselieand rellovo nil the troubles Inct
dt-ut ton lilllims state of the system, such ai
Ulzlness, Naiuoa DronitlucsH, Distress nftel
eating. I'niti in the Bide. &v While their most
remarKublo success has been shown In curln
w
iicanni;! u, jri-t i Amelia j.uti i.ivkii I iuji
are eipmlly valuable lu Constipation, curing
md proventlntc this annnylnc coiniilalnt. while
they also corifct all disorders of the stomach,
ttlinulnto the liver and ngulato the bowels.
J veil l( they only cured
HEAD
Ache thny would bo almost priceless to thOM
who sulfur from this dlktresslne complaint!
'mt fortunately, (heir KoodurM does not end
I ioro, and llifto who mire try tbrm will find
tliew Utile pills valuable In so many ways that
diey wilt not Im willing to do without them.
Hut after all sick head
ACHE
the bann of so many lives that item Is where
we make our great boost. Our pills euro it
while others do not.
t'iiTsa'rt l.rm.t Liven I'liui are very small
and very easy to take. One or two pills make
a dose. Thoy ore strictly vegetable and do
not Kripa or purge, but by their centle action
pleaso all who tuo them. In vials at IK ends;
tlvu fcr t haA every where, or sent by mail.
casts: is:i::ue ., ir r,
hvlR Small Sets. SdlMct
Salem Abstract and Loan Co.
Tho only AUtraot books of Mnrtoa
touuly. ileal esiato order
illled promptly and
safely,
W. H. H. WATERS,
MANAQKH.
mu:
inm
'CQSTJ
AND HAH
59$
35TOW
to be a rush
foi
.
least money. . .-
SB.
HARRITT,
V
J?"
Dealers
and Children.
Castorla euros Colic, Constipation, ' -, ,
Bour Btomach, Dlarrhcoa, Eructation, it
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promote A
rcstlon.
Wl
thout Injurious medication.
" For several years I havo recommended
your ' Castorla. ' and shall always continue to
do so as It boa Invariably produced benefloUt '
, ana snail always co
Invariably produced 1
rcsultft."
in 'i
Enwm P. Pinnus. M, D.t h " I
- Tlio WInthrop," 120th Street nnd Tth At,
Mew York City.
CourAtrr, 77 Muhiut Htuxet, Nrtr York. '
ONSALB
TO
OMAHA1
Kansas City, St. PauH
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,"'
lAndhll Points .('
East, North and South,
PULLMAN SLEEPERS, $
COLONIST SLEEPERS, r$
RECLINING CHAIR CARS
AND DINERSr ', ,
Hlcaniors 1'ortland to ttaa rrauokooKvswy
Days. , ,
TICKETS BP EUROPE,
For rates and Ijflueral InforinaUou
nuoruddress,
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TOlIBUILDHS A PLEASt
When vou see these new
designs in Books 4 and 5, -(HoumJ
and Uottages."
Blxe.gxlOtuehe. Contains
new styi, uteat iaua lu
s nas i ueMSB eKuwinra
LVW, about Imlf unite-1
talus wdeslytHi of dwwlliws
IUW. inauy frtxn llffid hh tu
new HoutbsrH or wsort styles
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