Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 23, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text"iwr?75 8 rwr 91 MITTS & GLOVES. COTTON, LISLE BERLIN, SILK TAFFETA and SILK Gloves and Mitts, just the hand wear for Iho warm weather, KIE Biarritz, Gerster, Napoleon, for Ladies' and Boys' SUGTiON. 14 LOTS 14 14 LOTS Saturday, That rustler, J. F. QOODE, auctioneer, will sell for me to the highest blchler, 14 high, sightly lots In Bulem, near Electric car line, only nine bloclta from the state house, lu the moot thrifty part of Salem. No Gravel Beds, but in the Finest of soil. Lots to be sold separately with optlou of next lot at same price, cured by good bunkuble paper, or 5 per cent, discount for all cash. 19th street, and seo big sign on third block south. THE CAPITAL JOURNAL. THURSDAY, JUNE 23, 1892. GILBERT k PATIM, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc, Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder, (ino. i). cioodiiuk. k. cviiill. BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, cement, plaster, hair, fire and building brick, tiro clay, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tail. Olllce 03 State street. Goodhue & Cahu.t,. (jriOIOEST MEALS, JtEST BEllVrCE, LOWEST PRICE AT STRONG'S RESTAURANT. DATES OF JiOUAL EVENTS. July 29. "The Fast Mall" at Reed's. Two Meri: Pardons. Governor Pennoyer yesterday pardoned John C. Bames.who was sentenced to the state prison on Febiuary 23, 1685, to serve a term of twenty ears for the crime of rape. Homes was commit ted from Multnomah county and his sentence was commuted upon the re commendation of fifty signers to a petition for his release. Barnes com mitted rape upon the person of his 10 or 11-jearold halt sister ine other commutation was grouted to Heubeu L.Gilchrest, sentenced troru Grant county on "May 21, 1891, to serve a term of two and a half years for the crime of arson. Gilclnist'a pardon was recommended by the district attorney, us was also J. C. Barnes' pardon. Ni:v iNcoiU'OKATiojJs. The fol lowing articles of incorporation were Hied with the secretary of state yts terday: Stearns Fruit Land Co., of Portland ;lncorporators,D.H. Steal us, G.H.Hill, L E.Darrow;capital fetoek, $50,000. Nehulem Land and Im provement Co., of Portland and Mil burn, Clatsop county; incorporators, M. M. Ketchum, J. A. Annent.Beu. Young, Raleigh Stott; capital stock, ?50,000. . Tiir Next Concert. The next concert given by the Second Regi. ment band will be at Lord's park, iu South Sale m, in which the grand selection of Nauon and oilier new features will be rendered. Hereafter the concerts will be given in differ ent pattsof the city, ho that resi dents of the dillerent fections can enjoy the music without having to go so fur away from home. Salem's Best.-A. W. Scott will Bell ut auction next Saturday four wninu In the best part of Salem. It Is rich toil, elevated and near the electric car line. Feme of the best bargalus ever kuown iu Salem reaj e.-.tute will be secured at this fate. An Ornament.-One of the handsome things on the streets of Salem Is Lock wood's uniformed messengers on their bicycles. The O.vi.v REASON-Why leTle all like Fred Cooper's Ice cream is becaurc it Is m:de of the best iu RredlenU, iifTiVrini T. HOLVERSON glev: Mjnerva and Geneva Gloves, celebrated the world over, their fitting and wearing qualities. Hosiery a specialty. Sole agents for W. C. C, Corsets, 301 Commercial Street. June 25, A. W. WCTHatOK! HARRISON INSTITUTE. Commencement Exercises Large Number of Visitors Present. The number of visitors yesterday at the commencement at the Insti tute was larger than was expected. Flowers and evergreens tastefully intermingled, gave the platform a clieerful appearance. Over the en trance hung the class motte: "Reach Un as far as You Can: God Will Reach Down the Rest of the Way." Rev. G. M. Irwin opened the ex ercises by prayer and un address to the graduating class. He was fol lowed by the graduates, who were: Oliver Lindsey, of Idaho; Agnes Whitley, Martha Wasliumps, Jose phine Allurd, of the Souud; Robert Wilson, Warm Springs reservation; Joseph Adams, of Silatu; James Flanuery, of Alaska; trunk Low cry, of Rogue river; William Miller, of California; Adda Irwin, of Salem. The essays and recitations of the graduates were of a high order. One of the nicest features of the af ternoon's entertainment was the extraordinarily good instrumental and vocal music rendered by the students. Another tiling of iuterest wits' the class drill by the little girls of the school. After the last number of the after noon programme had been rendered the visitors were invited into the school building, where industrial ex hibits of all kinds and of superior merit were to be seen. The work was done by the students and theie u'dapvervthlnu? from the finest ol embroideries and crochet woik to laif.o well-built farm wagons and buggies, Tlio art exhibit consisted of some excellent blackboaul work of pen manship and fieeliand drawing. Iu auotlier place was exhibited clothiugmado by boys aud gills. One bov of 10 had made a pair ol trousers which would compare with any. There were shoes also which were made by the pupils und wero not lacking in quality or finish. J. Staiger, the head shoemaker, bus offered a prize for the best work, and the awards will be made us soon as possible. A Washington boy had on exhi bition a model of the boys' gymnasi um which it is proposed to build. Theappropiiation for that purpose haB been cut down to about 500. Two young ladies, noted for their cooking, exhibited severul cakes that would do credit to any pastrymaker. Several sets of especially good harness were there for iuspectlou. There was un exhibit of tinware nf excellent workmanship which I...H ! on iihuIk in the school. Nu merous other pieces of work showed that all repairs ntedtd on tho im mense furm could be made by Hit studeuts. Wagons, buggies und plows are ull made there and they will compare fuvorubly with tlnwc mide elsewhere. There are pome very credituble work by the little folks; such as map work and kindergarten exmuiis THE EVENING EXERCISES. The programme rendered In the evening counted of a number of lections of instrumental and vocal ..mulP. All of the numbers were ex cellent and so was the rendition of each, and It is to be regretted tha' many were compelled to leave liefnr" "Good Night" hud been reached, The acreage of cultivated groin d has been increased this year to din t.le the ftnmuut heretofore and ever) thing eh-e has been advanced In nroportlon. Many Improvements will be made from time tptimo opportunity aud money warrant Thempeilnteudent I very cotirloou to visitors and will show them about the echoo! any day In the week when . riiara. MaWi.t99HI East Terms, half cash, balance in one year, se Jtemeuiber the place, leave electric carat Scott. nSBOOS the shops are open aud the school rooms are filled. The number of students Is 200 this year. THE BALL IS ROLLING, And Salem Will Have The Biggest Celebration in Hit History. There is no further doubt about it. The money is nearly all raised and the committees for our 4th of July are all at work. Wo reprint the list of committees as revised and cempleted: Invitations F. C. Baker, R. J. Hendricks and A. F. Hofer. Orator aud reader, P. H. D'Arcy, E. P McCornack and Tilmou Ford. Industrial parade, G. Stolz, G. Steiuer, L. A. Davison, Music Scott Buzorth, Jas. Ross, Geo. Burnett. Fire department Walter Low, Harvey Jordan, WylloMoores. Amusements J. G, Wright, Geo. Myers, Geo. Collins. Program Win. J. Clarke, E. H. Flagg. W, G. Westacott. Grounds W. L. Wade, E. S. Willard, T. O. Barker Decoration II. P. Keller, Cbas. Riely, I. L. Parrarsou. Military M. W.Hunt,Reas Leabo, D, C. Sherman. Tribes of tho Earth Dick Ryley, Bud Bell, W. F. Dugau. Chief Marshal E. C. Cross. Tho military companies of tho 2d regiment have been secured to give a three days' encampment aud pro pose among other things to give a sham battle on the night of tho 4th. The regimental medal which is now held by "H" company will also be contested for by the various com panies. A game of ball between the Port laud aud Seattle league teams will be played possibly Tuesday. An ludustiial parade is being worked up, and the committee pro pose to have the finest thing of tho sort ever attempted hero. 1'our prizes will bo ollered, Tho committee on fire department has arranged the following contests for the Feurth: wettest, 100 yards to hydrant aud lay 300 feet of hose; dry test 100 yards to hydrant, luy 200 fee, of hose; teuder raco100 yards. CIRCUIT COURT. 70 Mary L. Rains vs. James S. Rains; divorce; default referred to C. D. Ford; decree. 81 Rena S. Wiles vs. Royal S. Wiles; divorce; default, referred to M..E. rogue ; decree. 83 John Wltfcchen et al. vs. E, M. Croisan et al.; equity; demurrer to complaint argued und submitted; demurrer overruled. 114 D. M. Keene, guardian F. J Eldriedgo ys. James E. Eldrledge; action for money; Judgment, order for i-alo of attachtd property. 115 I). F. Drake vs. J. F. Bonnet; suit to enforce Hen; default utid de cree. 72 -Job n F. Searls vs. Oliver I'. Pennington et ul.; uctiou for money; motion to strike out unswer sus tained; motion to strike out portion of answer allowed, and defendant allowed ten dajs to amend answer. - " Have Vim Head How Mr, V. D. WeuU of Geneva, N. Y. was cured of the severest form of dyspepiia? He says everything he ute seemed like pouring melted leud Into his stomach. Hood's Bar saparJlla effected a perfect cure. Full particulars will be sent If you write. C I. Hood &Co., Loweu, JUS.H. The highest praUe has been won by Hood's Pills for their easy, yet gfUlcIent action. LOCAL AHft PERSONAL. Salem will celebrato as It nover has done before. It will be n Fourth of July long to bo remembered. A. E. Parker and family will leave in a few days for a uiouth's camp ing near Foley Springs. Our ladles Dongola Kid Shoes at 2.50, aro as good as are Bold elsewhere for $3, as wo have reduced the price. Krausso Bros. Choice lot of dried fcalmon, and strictly fresh eggs, young chickens and everything lu our line. Davl son & White. Auction Saturday at Lunn's. 2t Notions at Win. Sargent's. Prof, and Mrs. P. S. Knight went to Portland this morning for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Wnlto started this morning on a trip to Spokane Falls, Puget sound aud other Wash ington points. They will bo absent several weeks. No other blood medicine so utilUes the results of scientific inquiry as Ayer's Sarsaparilla. Another fresh luvolce of those choico pickles ut Clark & Eppley's Wall Paper Win. Sargent. Luun Is positively selling out. '2t Wo are iu it iu bargains lu thelate- st styles and shapes in ladles' shoes and Oxford ties. Capitol Advenure Co. G-23-3t Fruit jars, jelly glasses and preserv ing jars, also stono ware, a full Hue of the best ut Clark & Eploy's. Any ono going East canuot afford to miss seeing Shaw & Downing, agents of the Northern Pacific rail way. They make the lowest rates. Baby Carriages Win. Sargent. Children' seamless fast black and gray ribbed hoe at 15 ceutB. Dirt cheap at E. F. Osburn's Racket Store. Auction Saturday at Lunn's. 2t We have lino prints, outing flan nels, ladles' underwear and hose at fine bargain prices. See Capitol Ad venture Co. 0-23 3t Deputy Clerk Geo. G. Brown, has been engaged today writing certifi cates of election for the nowly elect ed county officials. B. company meets tomorrow eve ning at armory for special drill. A full attendance is desired. We understand W. E. Burke Is Intending to erect a two story brick on the site of Holm's blacksmith shop South of the Journal olllce. Ladies' ribbed vests from 10 ceuts up to 50 cents at E. F. Osburn's Racket store. We have beautiful summer tiesand and percale shirts for gentlemen. Capitol Adventure Co. 0-23-3t Some repairs are being made to the walk iu front of the Capital En gine house. The Semaphore station at tho de pot is completed, and is quite a con venience to trainmen. You make the prices at Lunn's. 2t W. W. Elder, of Slayton, is in the city today. D. E. Swank, of Aunisvillo, is a Salem visitor today. E. C. Churchill went to Portland on the morning train, Oscar Smith, of Cunyon City, ar rived in Salem last evening, aud Is the guest of Hon. Phil. Metsuban. Several families from Minnesota came to Salem, ou tho morning train. Mrs. J. S. Graham, of Woodburu, came up ou tho 11:17 train. Singers aud public speakers find Ayer's Cherry Pectoral invaluable. It never falls to cleanse the throat aud strengthen the voico. Boys' heavy ribbed bicycle hose for 25 cents tho best for tho money ever oflered. E,F. Osborn's Racket Store. Express Wagons Wm. Sargent. Pictures and frames Win. Sargent. If you wunt a team see Ryan & Co. of any kind, C-10-tf Everything at auction at Lunn's 2t (luaruntceu Cure. Wo authorize our advertised drug gist to sell Br. Kiug's New Discov ery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon this coubltion. If you aro afllicted with a cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and will use this remedy us dlrecte1, giving it a fair trial, and experience no beuellt, you may return the bottle nnd have your money refund ed. We could not make tills oiler did we not know that Br. King's Sow Discovery could bo relied upon. It never disappoints. Trial bottles freeut Dan'U. I'ry's Drug Store 22" Com'l St. Large bottles COc. und $100 The lluest, lurgest and most com plete lino of trunks, valins and trav eling bags lu fc'alem at bargain prices at Cupltol Adventure Co. 0 2!Kit noowmi "i illliLd fi0 Baking Usd in Millions of Homes 40 Years the Standard SICK Head- Aches' Sick.hcadtchcj are the outward Indication! af derangements ot thottomach and bowels. Al Joy's Vegetable. Eareapnrllla is tho only bowel regulating preparation ot Bnrsaparilla, It Is accn why It Is to only appropriate Barsaparilla In tlck-licadaohcs. Ids not only appropriate; it Is on absoluto cure. Altera course ot it an occasional doso at Interval will forever after prevent return. Jno. M. Cox, of 735 Turk Street, Ban Fran Cisco, writes: "I liavo been troubled with attacks ol slclc-hcadacho for tho last three years from ono to thrco times a week. Soma tlmo ago I bought two bottles ol Joy'a Vege table Barssparllla and havo only had one attack since and that was on tho second day alter I began using It." U & Sarsapnril.a. For salo byDau'l J, street. Fry, 22.) Com Returns Homi:. Mrs. L. W. Treat finished a series of most help ful lessons upon child-training Inst evening nud this morning took the train to Portland, where she will confer diplomas upon the graduates of the free Kindergarten Association of Oregon. Sho also gives a talk upon the spiritual side In Kinder garten and tho "Tho new Educa tion" this evening. After which she iu company with Miss Ballon will go as far up tho Columbia ns the Locks, in ordor to gt a glimpse of Its grand soeuory. On their re turn Miss Ballon visits relations on tho souud, while Mis. Treat returns to her .homo work in the East. Mrs. Treat takes tho good wishes of ranny friends in Salem and left be hind her seeds of truth which can but help all who work with children to better results. To OEi.KintATU At Sam:m. C Co., O N. G., of Eugene, has accep ted the invitation to attend tho cele brntlon of tho Fourth of July at Salem. Tho company was invited by the Eugeuo celebration committee but the luvitatlon from below was prior. Guard. Special, Dmiii..--A special drill of H company is called for tonight. All members aro earnestly requested tobopresont. The regimental me dal will probably bo drilled for at the coming camp. Running as Usual. Tho Salem Iron foundry was not delayed and by the big flro of Friday night. Ev erything theio is running along ns usual. Tho foundry is prepared to repair, on short notice, all kinds of farm machinery, steam engines, etc. Got Heh Divouci:. Tho circuit court granted a dl vorco to Mrs Nellie Sladdonnnd tho right to resumo her maiden name, Miss Nellie Eugeuia Gilbert. She left for Los Angeles on a visit to her sister. Mr-. G.irduer. Eugene Guard. Soap Factory. Salem has se cured a soap factory, but E. I. Osburn still leads on ull kinds of toilet and washing soaps. Cheaper than dirt, if you use it. Racket store. - .... - . .1 .1 w O. A. C The Oregon State Agri cultural Collego commencement ex ercises begin ou Sunday Juno 20 and end Wednesday June 20. Foil Tjii: Coast. Parties con templating going to tho Coast aro advised to see II. It. Ryan, rear of Wlllamettee Hotel. (1-22-31 Havk Aiutivi:i. Those new mouldings liavo arrived at Keller & Marsh's. All tho latest eilects. rartles in need of framing should make a nolo of this. ScAUir.n His Aitir. At tho can- uorv yesterday Wm. Pettit, ono of the workmon, had his arm painfully scalded. Tho Injury Is quite painful, but he will soon recover from tho ellacts of ills close condition with scalding liquid. Dissolution. Tho firm of Sprue uo & Allen Is dissolved, O. D. Sprtiguo liavlng pur chased the entile hutdiic. All bills will be p.iyab!o to him. G.D, Bi'itAoui:. F. T. Am,i:n. Ladh-S.-Voii should try those 20o fust bluck penniless lioso at Osborn's Racket Bloro worth 25 cents. Dissolution Notice. Notice Is hereby given that tho llrm of Onodulo & Wheeler hus been by mututl agreement dissolved. J. C. Ooodalo hus purchased tho Interest of A. Wheeler and will con. tinuo the business and pay ull tho liabilities of the lute llrm. A. Wmxi.wt; J.C. Cooham:. Salem, May 18, lh02. 6 20-1 w Mahkiiii). MIhs E. V. Crossett, formerly u teacher at 1'ark school, was married last evening to Eurl Race, of Albany. 7 5 r3B 5fTrjT AT ACTUAL" COST. CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS ALL FOR CASH ONLY. G. A. R. Suits $8.50 with buttons These suits aro nil wool, regulation cut. 5J!! Commercial Street. Royal Alien Masons' Meeting. A special convocation of Multno mah chapter, No. 1, R. A. M., will bo held tliis ovenlng nt 7:30 for work lu the M. M. degree. By order of the H. P. J A. Carson, secretary. A man who has practiced medicine for 40 years, ought to know salt from sugar, read what ho says: . TOI.KDO, O., Jan. 10. 1S87. Messrs. P. J. Cheney & Co. Uonllcmcir, I have been In the general prnellco of mrillcluo for most W years, and would By tlmtlnnll my liractlco nud experience liavo nover seen a preparation thnl I could prcscrltiowitli hh iiiueu contldeneo of buc etss nslcnn Hull's UntarrliOnro, iiiniiu fiietured by you. Hitvo prescribed It a KiPiit iimiiv tunes and lis elt'ecl Is wonder ful, and Would say In conclusion tiuit I liuvoycttoflndncasoof Ciinirrli Unit It would not cure, If tlioy would tnlto It ac cording to directions. Yours truly, L. L. GORSUCH, M. D., Olllce, 1215 Summit St. Wo will glvo $100 for nny oase of Catarrh that cannot bo cured with Hall's Catarrh Curo. Taken Inter nally. K J. CIIENNY & CO., Props., Toledo, O. ESTBold by Druggists, "Co. IlKAh KSTATB MOVBMESTS. January transfers 170,'.I20 50 Febiuary transfers 203,07-1 05 March transfers 175,571 80 Anrll transfers 182,000 20 Mav transfers 04.432 75 Juno to date 50,277 00 JUNi: 23. B. Durbin et al to J. II. Elgin; 30 acres d 1 o Q. V. Elgin q c d $1. Wm. Mantling to Catharine Man ning; It 4 blk 17, Uulverslty ad to Salem $2000. Oeo. Britten to Emll Quasi; It 31 SunuysldoNo. 5 $1000. Emma Keene to Mary L. McGin nis, Its in Stnyton $1500. O. W. Vaughn toT. J. Vaughn; in terest in BonJ. Vaughn's d 1 o. $200. Jas. A. Shaw to R. Edgorton; land In 1 8 a, r 2 w, Its 18 and 10 Waldo Hills Fruit farms, bond for deed 1800. A Comiileto Collapso Is occasioned in our feelings by do rangments of tlio liver, stomach aud bowels. Dr. Pierce's PleusantPollets curo sick nnd bilious headache, bowel complaints, Intemnl fevci aad costlveuess. They remove ull wnste mutter, and restoro health to the body and mind. A doso, as a lax ative, consists of ono tiny, sugar coated Pellet. Cheapest and easiest to take. By druggists, 15 cents a vial. Removal Notico. Dr. E. B. Philbrook has romoved his residence from Court street to 181 Stato, opposite Court House square. His olllco will also bo thoro on aud after Juno 2d. 0 1 td The S2.C0 shoo that takes tho lead Is Eurgo's, ut It. J. Fleming's, State street shoe store. Sii.k Mitts. From 2uc, iMo, ilOo, 35c, -10c, OOo and 70o per pair at E. F. Osbo-n's Bucket Store. 1 & w llucklcii's ArnlciilBnlvo. The Host Hulvo Ih the world Tor Cuts, llruitcrt, horcs, b leers, Bait Hheuin, Kever Sores, Tetter, Chnpped Hands, Chilblulus, Corns und nil Bkih iCruptlous, uud posi tively cures i'llus, or no pay rrUlrud. It Is uuarunleed u iflvo perlect sutlsfactlon or money refunded, l'rloo, 8S cenU l)r box, l'"or wilo by i'un'l J , Yty, 'ii Cun wt. Evkhviiodv (Joys. Where? Wny, to Hellenbruud'H restatirunt. iivn ns i.uiiubiiii: riiiiooihrsi tiouu of your snanlin: cynics for us, Tliey hiiiBh no., neither do they hinllo. 1'tioy are lugubrious- dysiiuptfe. i hey are usually sour of vlksue, pulo, sllitht, dry, iiuliegravylmliidlMdiiKls In luct. who IcKikus If llieyhad bio" "I loxiferhcuds wltlirMit beef ull their lives, i'lieslde milting, bullou-burslliiK b.iIIuw that iin-1-a.vuh 110111 ttieludividimrwltliu uooddl jesliou U never heard iruul Uiuni. ihoy .. . .... ... i.ii .... ..it .iliil iim .rl. ifiaKoiny iiiuiu lint iww ,..wmm...i..-, ... lleiliililttsalr"liUiKrlvousuiiiioyiioe, miiow 11 u man Wlio rjces trouble with it smile, repi'ies not ut small imslmps, uud lu whom the foHUtulu of merriment are ,ully set ull 'W, uud we will show you a man Willi ugo ddlKestlou. Use lluatelter's nlumuch lllitrs to secure this blessluk, uud buulihtbenervousuus uud querulous disposition toi-uarl and rind fuult wlilch utteuds dyeixjpsts. ltheuiuutlm, oonntl pulton, nmluru, klduey IroUbio aud la uripjKi ylild b th J Hitters. Baby urld, Mother sighed, Doctor nrcbcrlbod t Caatorla, frmgS kf GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK. JUST STOW There is going to be a rush for CLOTHING For Holidays, etc, and remember the WOOLEN MILL STORE Is the place to buy and get the best goods for the least money. BROOKS & HARRITT, Wholesale Spaulding's FINE FISHING TACKLE. GUNS AND SPORTING GOODS. 94 State Street, Salem, Or. for Infants "Caatorlnls so wcUnilaptalto children that I recommend Has superior to nny prescription known to mo." II. A. Ancnin, M. D., Ill So, Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T. "Tlio uso of 'CastorlnMs so universal And its merits bo well known that It Booms a work of supererogation to endorse It. Fovr aro tho Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria wlthlu easy reach." Cablos Mabttn, D.D., New York City. Lata Vaster Uloomlugdalo Reformed church. Tns GcNTAun Spices aro probably more adulter ated than any other article Clark & Eppley havo puro bulk spices. Must not he confounded with common cathurtlunrpurKUtlvu pills. Curler's hlt tlo Liver i'JIls are entirely uullko them In every roMpcct. Ouo trlnl will provo their superiority. Tho well known strenetlientnu proper ties of lion, combined with other tonics and u most perfect nervine, nro found lu uirwr h irou nils, which HirenitiuunH i nerves und body, mid Improve the blood und complexion. There Is no ono nrtlclo In thollno of mod Iclno tbut gives so luriso ft returu for tho money ns iv cood porous streiiKthanliiK Plaster, such us darter's Umart Weed and belladonna itackacho l'lusters. CARTERS ITTLE CURE Hick Hrndnchoand rellevu all tho troublm Incl di-rit to a Ulllnim glaUi of tho system, such al l)liliif(w, Nauvea. Dronslwss, Distress aftei eallni;, l'uln In tlio Hide, &o While tlielrmosl remarkable success has been shown la curing ItnadaciiM, yet Cauteu's Mttuc I.ivik Tiuj aru eiUHlly vslimbUi In Constipation, curinn mil ire entliiK this annoylnttcomiilalut, whlls tliey also correct all disorders of the stomach, itfmulatn the llrer and regulate the bowels, iven If they only cured HEAD Aclin tlmy would Ijo almot priceless to those who sillier from this dlstreislnR complaint hilt fortunately their Koodnwis does, not end hero, nnd those who once try them will find lliuse little pills valuable In so many ways that (hey will tint he willing to do without them. Hut after all slclc head ACHE s the bane of so many lives that hem Is where wn muse our great boast. Our pills cure It while others do not. Omrrsa's Littm! f.tvrn Tiuii are very small and very easy to lake. Ono or two pills make a doso. They nro strictly vegetable and do not gripe or purge, but by their rattle action please all who uj them. In vials at 1ft ccntst live for S I .Soli! evtry here, or sent by mail. casks uzricnrs CO., Mew TKt MR UI)o. U Tries. Salem Abstract and Loan Co, The only Abstract books of Murlou comity, lleul estate orders tilled promptly uud safely. W. I-T. H. WATERS, MANAOBK. H PILLS. SGK 'l , tvy Dealers in and Children. Castoria cures Colic, Constlp&tion, Sour Stomach, Dlarrhcua, Eructation, Kills Worms, elves Bleep, and promote cb Without Injurious medication. Ball Ms,1 " For several years I have recommended f!m your ' wasiona, nnu suou always coaunuo m do so as it has invariably produced benoflcial results." Edwin F. Pardxi. M. D., " Tho 'WInthrop," ISSth Street and 7th Ave., New Tork City. y Compakt, 77 MtmnAT Street, New Yobjc SSj Tickets 'ON BALE OMAHA. Kansas City, St. Paul, CHICAGO, ST.L0U1S, ndfilll Polnti East, North and South, PULLMAN SLEEPERS, COLONIbT SLEEPERS, RECLINING CHAIR CARS, AND DINERSt ;'- Btcarners l'ortland to Ban Francisco Krery i Ihtys. .,: Tl aTnr ifiliiaaaft5Wft Q ' M TifturTA rrri AKin rnnnnr 1 Kt o iThom tu nurt ; Kor rules aud geueml information eail nu or address, ; W. M. IIULIIUtlT, Asst, aonl. Pass. At . 3l Washington St, ' , rOUTLAKDnOHSOM ' iiAL30R Our rBSrECTION BTRlKnC frM with Il.lMJl. DoMWitBTAiy. rUKVK.NTS STBICTI'aa CmwOOti01tHriUti4ni.EEriaOla FuvsiUea. A qVlCX CTBE tot lEDCOBBHUeA ot WHITSSL - Built; .11 bit I'OOWTB, S.qlkiurAiMl.ttIII ULTlOUlnvriUV.HuO".. MSCAHTES-OWI'l TOCBUILDHS A PLEASURE When vou soo these nw designs In Books 4 and 5, "Kouim and Cottages." Blie.SxlOltiouw. Contalusuew new styles, lutesl iqshs in piannij 4 lias oa uesigns ciassinru lima 10UU, ttuoui nun ununr siww. taiusniuesurns 01 unwiiiw SIMMI tnntiv rrnni SlHfiU Un ta itewUout hern or resort styUsi of tltcseworas. i'rlce. 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