'-y V"yft i MITTS & GLOVES. COTTON, LISLE BERLIN, SILK TAFFETA and SILK Gloves and Mitts, just the hand warfor tha warm weather, in i niiNHM mi "gfcS.JLS ULO M EQ .wicraara Bhrri'.z, Gerstor, Napoleon, Minerva and Geneva Gloves, celebrated the world over, for their fitting and wearing qualities, Ladies' and Boys' Hosiery a specialty. Sole agents for W. C. C, Corsets. HIE CAPITAL JOUKKAL. THURSDAY JUNE 30, 1892 (JILBlillT k Ml'lSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Can Baking Powder. m:o. i). oooimun. k.jdahill. 5UILI)1XG MATERIAL. Lime, eotnent, plaster, bulr, lite and building brick, lire clay, sand, gravel, blacksmith and house coal, wood, till kiuds, wholesale and re tail. Oillco 9.5 State street. UOODUUK & CAIIIJiL. (JHOrCEST MEALS, 1JE-3T SERVICE, LOWEST 1'JtICE AT STRONG'S RESTAURANT. Li:orutiK on Auassiz. Pre&l deut Jordan, of Stanford university, uddresse I a line audience at Unity cliureh last evening ou this uottd SwiHS-Ainerleuti scholar. The speaker had been a student under the great naturalist, and spoke of the man and his work with a prac tical simplicity which made every hetrerfeel as though ho were le ceivlng a message front ait old friend. Aijusste's greatest strength lay in his unsophisticated manner of approaching any scientific inves tigation, and the speaker claimed for him the createst influence over theeducatorrt of the presuntdny. Hi object was not to teach what to study, but how to 'study. Rev. Brown is entitled tJ great credit for securing such men as Dr. Jordan to lecture in our city. . 4. A Natural Uuiiiosity. Hon. Phil. Metscliau today teceived a gift ftom his friend V. C. Twedule, of Albany, which is not only a beautiful thing, but a natural curi osity besides. It consists ofu ero-4 section cut from an oak tree the heart of which is dutk wood forming a perfect Maltese cross, while the growth ou each of the lour cornets is light wood perfectly round aud grown into the dark center in such a way as to form the Masonic em blem. The bat k is all in tact and shows that it is a natural growth. Mr. Metschan will have the two surfaces polished and pieacrvo the same as a sacred relic. A Novkl Waokk. This forenoon a novel wager was settled at the fair ground. A sorrel horse belonging to Frauk Wheeler was to run a quarter of a mile aud not make less than a twenty-two foot jump the whole dis tance. On trial it was found that his jumps were about 171 feet, many less.aud some slightly but very little o fer. One of the disputants atserts that the Jrecotd ou a long run is 21 f et 8 inches. The longest horse jutnpou a bitigle jump is a little over 30 feet. Albany Democrat. Uieycli: ToUKXAMKNT. A pi eas ing invitation is extended to all wheelmen, both from this city and neighboring towns to turn out for the parade July 1th. 0. M. Lock wood will have charge of tills de partment, aud all information can be obtained by culling on him at the Postal telegruph oillco, Tjiev Ni:vi:h Go By. People who are looklug for first class goods in the grocery line at desirable price, never go by Ulurk & Eppley's 100 Court street. The Palace iu the lend 11 rde Eeeruuckeis for 51.0 nil ii . r. Afel B fi a w HuHr UUn BEDROOM Fine Beveled Mirror.- JSL B. T. HOLVERSON 301 Commercial Street. OFFICIAL CANVASS MADE. Tho Voto Oast for Statu and District Officers at the Late General Election. Yesterday iu the presence of Gov ern ir Pennoyer Secretary of State McBride made the olllcial canvass of the vote cast in the thirty-one coun ties at the lato election for the ofUces of representatives In congress, su premo judge, attorney general, aud district olllcers and joint senators and repiesentatives. The canvas shows the following total vete: COSO KKSSMAN FIRST DISTRICT. Hermann, Rep 18,929 Rigdon. Prolil 1,283 Rork, Peoples 7,518 Veatch, Dem 13,019 CONORKSSMAN SKCOND DISTRICT. Bright, Prohi 1,178 Ellis, Rep 15,059 Luce, Peoples 5,910 Slater, Dem 12,120 SUl'KKMU JUDGE. Beunett, Dem 2S.SG3 Moore, Rep 31,438 Walker, Peoples 12,229 Welch, Prohi 2,708 ATTORNEY GENERAL. Chamberlain, Dem 35,411 Webster, Rep 34,981 In tho third iudicial district the voto for judge, attorney aud mem ber board equalization was as follews: CIRCUIT JUDGE. Burnett, Rep 7,492 Heudrlx, Peoples 1,415 bhaw, Dem 6,518 DISTRICT ATTORNEY. Uilyeu, Dem G.462 Denton, Peoples 2,074 McCain, Rep - 7,003 HOARD hQUALlZATION. Cooley, Dem 5,805 Gibson, Rep 7,180 Miller, Peoples - 2,430 Tilt: STATE HOARD. Iu the (llllereut judicial districts the following were elected members of tho state board of equalizatien: First Dunlap, Dem. Second Woodcock, Rep. Third Gibson, Hep. Fourth Eiowusdalo, Jlep. Fifth Wiugate. Rep. Sixth Hunter, Dem. Seventh Luckey, Rep. JOINT SENATORS. Coos, Curry and Josephine Van derburg. Peoples. Crook, Klamath and Lake Cogs well, Dem. Columbia, Tillamook aud Wash ington Maxwell, Hep. Gilliam, Sherman and Wabco -Steiwer, Rep. Union and Umatilla Raley, Dem Union and Wallowa McAlister, Dem. Sherman aud Wasco Smitu,Dem. JOINT REl'RESEN TATI VKS. Coos aud Curry Upton, Rep. Tillamook and Yamhill Lamson, Rep. Sherman and Wasco Chaudler, Rep. Grant and Harney Richardson, Rep. Klamath and Lake Daly, Dem. v ' The Railroad Comaiissiom. Frank J. Miller, clerk of the state board of railway commisoners.was in the citv yesterday. He has received a complaint from II.D. Yett. of Yon- colla, alleging au overcharge ou a shipment of lambs from that point to Portland over the Southern Pa clllc. Auother was received from E. J.Thurman.ofSilverton, who charges that theiallway company removed a cuttle guatd on tho Springlleld and Woodbttrn branch where it crosses his laud. Botli will be heard at tho meeting of the board next Tuesday. For Tin: Coast. Parties con templating going to the Coast are advised to see R. R. Ryan, rear of Wlllametteo Hotel. G 22-3t Those ?2.50 dougola ladles shoes aro the best for the money ever of fered in Salem. The Palace In tho lead 11 yards eersuckers for $1 00. Oxford ties, tho very latest styles at R.J. Flemings. HA3 A This ,,,,,-,-nail wnillfvirtl IH'IISS I. II BUREIff c Turner Campmeeting. Yesterday was tho C. W. B. M. day. The delegates with a good audience were called to order at 9 a. m. by Mrs. S. R. Osliorn, of Salem, who stated that the president, Mrs. Leach. ofSaleiu, was not able to be present. The convention chose Mrs. J. F. Stewart, of Albany, as tem porary chairman. Mrs. Stanley de livered the welcome address. Tho address was instructive, encourag ing and well delivered. Mrs. Os born read a greeting from the na tional corresponding secretary, also one from tho C. W. B. M. or gauizition from Washington and California. Elder Welzell responded to the national greeting. Committees ou uoininatlou and enrollment and future work aud resolutions were appointed. Mrs. Florence Warinuer read a paper ou "Obedience and Sacrifice." Mrs. Osborn, who is secretary, read her annual report. The president belutt sick all the work of the so ciety fell upon the secretary. The number of societies is te eiiteeit. At 11 a. in. the audicuce assem bled to hear the addrets of the day by Elder J. N. Smith. Praj er by W. F. Cowden, Oregon and Wash ington evangelists. The gospel Elder Smith compared to water. This was an eloquent and instructive discourt-e. FRIDAY, JULY 1. 9 a. m. Bible reading. "Resut rectiou of Man." 10 a. m. Reports from churches. 11 a. m. Paper by Win. F. Cow den, General Evangelist for the Northwest, "The Eiemeuts of Sue cess in Local Chinch Work." Dis cussion. 2.30 p. m. Song service. 3 p. in. "Southern Oiegon, Its Needs," P. It. Burnett, Medford. 3.30 p. iu. "Eastern Oregon, its Needs," J. W. Jenkins. 4 p. m. Reports of Committees. 7.30 p.m. Song service. 8 p. m. Sermon. Religious Movement. Duriug the past few days some remarkable exhibitions of religious Zeal-or intol erance have been made iu Oregon's holy capital. There aro even iudls criminate persons actually discuss ing religious topics, persons who have never before been knowu to posess auy convictions on the subject. A mong other tilings a very plain wo man is preaching to the masses as it is supposed the diciples of old taught. This Is what she claims, but some who would hold the spiritual desti ny of our people In their palms, will have it otherwise. They bay she Is a dangerous woman, a mesmerist, a hypnotist, that she knocks people silly with her arguments, aud that she should be ruu out of tho city. This the woman does not contradict but simply goes on preaching to tho crowds. Terrible calamities aro yet looked for in Salem. One of tho neighborhood cows is said to be giv ing bloody milk, their cat lias grown crosseyed, aud an honorable citizen claims to have seen none other than this pleaching woman riding over the city on a broom-stick at tho mid night hour. Surely something ought to be done before the thiug goes auy further. Services twice a day at tho tent. Incori'ohations. Ai tides Incor porating the following new enter prises iu the state ot Oregon were filed with the secretary or state yes terday: The Willamette United Piesbyteriau church, of Oak'and; incorporators, J. (.'. Brown, Her man Holstein and William Morgan; estimated value of property, $3000. Tho Star Laundry Co., of Portland; capital stock, 1000; F. O. Bulltim, F. N. Pendleton and C. A. Dahl strom, incorporat')is. . .The John F. Cordray Co., incorporated by L. L. Hawkius, J. M. Strowbridge, Will ium O. Allen, Jacob Kanlm, I. F. Powers, D. McKay, John F. Cor dray, C. A.Wa&sandL. B. Morgati; capital stock, 400,000; object, to build and maintain a theater In Por- t aud. qMMITB8CBBBlW3PWPW0BPl I.J IP- SUIT is a Snap. $15.00 SOW. LOCAL AND rERSU.NAL. Wheat Is down to CO cent. Ladies' and children's underwear nt cut prices. Oaburn'B Racket store. Miss Helen Osburn returned this morning from a short visit nt Al bany. M. V. Rork, started for Omaha yesterday to attend the People's natloual convention. Miss Helen Osburn, of Salem, Is visiting in this city, tho guest of Mrs. Jay W. Blain.-Albany Her ald. Flags, nil sizes for decoration at E. F. Osburu's Racket store. Tho Oregon Railroad Commission will meet at the tho State house next Tuesday. Secretary McBride Is In Eugeue today, aud will go homo before re- turuitig. Mnj. Frauk Hodgklu, returned home this morning from a two weeks visit to California. G. W. Grny aud daughter Jeuulo returued today from a pleasant so jouru at Gearheart Park. Couuty Judge-elect Hubbard has moved to tho city with his family aud resides on uorth Cottage street, B. F. Shepard, aged 30, aud Fau ule Roberts, aged 23, were today served with the necessary creden tials to commit matritnouy. Miss Mauuela Flores, who has made her home with Mrs. Wagner, left last evening ou the overland train, for Los Augeles, Cal. President Jordan was tho guest of Maj. Geo. Williams while In the city, he left this moruiug for Port, laud. Umatilla county yesterday contri buted two boarders to the state pris on, one Laudstrotu, for two years, and one Smith for one year. John Baker, the roaring Demo crat of tho Garden road, says he was not tho Johu Baker that had a runaway yesterday, aud says he ed ucated his horse to know better. Mr. Lauder, who was brought up from Mibsion bottom on charge of iiibanity, was upon examination dis charged. N. M. McDauiel Rot a letter from Salem a day or two ago which stated that a man over there stands ready to trade htm a farm iu Polk couuty which cost $2,000 lor "Minnie K," the lightning pacer. The ofler is no Inducement," says Newt; "noi would a J3,000 farm bo." Valley Traubcrlpt. Prof. Morrisou, of Indiana, who will be president of tho Highland polytechiuc school 1s expected soon with his family. Ho will be assisted by his son, also by Piof. Douglass and wife, of DesMolues, Iowa. The school will bo opened about Sept 1st. Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Invariably relieves, and, If takon in time, often cures consumption. Sold by all druggists. Price $1. The best place for bargains In the largest and best assorted Hue of trunks, valises and traveling bags. Capital Ad veuture Co. 0-29-4t Tho Palaco in tho lead--ll yards seersuckers for 51.00 The ladies rush for our beautiful bargain liuo of shoes and oxford ties in tho latest styles and shapes, like they rush for ice cream soda. See corner wiudow display. Capital Adventure Co. 0-29-4t. Royally at Salem. Tho world-: reuouued original and only Mrs. Gen'I Tom Thumb (tho Countess Magri), the Royal midgets Count Magri and Baron Magri, and the Lillnutlans, will appear at the opera house on Juno 30, giving two per formances, evening at 8 o'clock, and a grand family and school mat inee at 3 n. m.. presenting the new musical Pantomical Fxtravagauza "The Rivals" and "Gulliver among tho LiliputiatiH," an entertainment absolutely refined In tone and iiletif lug in eltect. Also, tho European celebrities and American rellned specialty eutertaiuers, Including the Imperial Japs. Flno lino of children's dresses nt The Palace. Bert Hoover, who wiih for somo years In the Oregon Land Com pany's olllce, aud Is now a Htudont at Stanford university, has been appointed assistant ou the geological survey of Arkansas. A line of bed lounges of entirely new designs Just In at Keller & Mash's. One Pure Baking Powder. like Telling a Secret. A story is told and it is a true story that over seventy per cent, of all the baking powders sold contain either alum or ammonia, and many of these powders contain both. The ill effects upon tho system of food raised by alum or ammo nia powders are the more dangerous because of their insidious character. It would be less dangerous for the people were it fatal at once, for then such food would bo avoided, but their baneful action because imperceptible at first and slow in its advances, is no less certain. Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder is declared by all authorities as free from alum, ammonia or any other ndul. terant. Its purity has never been questioned, and while it does finer and better work, it costs no more at retail than many of the adulterated powders. Old People. "" !! III in. J. V. 8. Is the only &iraparll!a tbst old or feeble peoplo should take, as the mineral potash which Ii la every other Eanapatllla, that we know of, Is under certain conditions known to be cmaclatlnj. J. V. & on the contrary Is purely TCjctable and atlmulatea digestion and creates new blood, the yery thing fur old dclkate or broken down people. It builds them up and prolongs their lives. A ci4o In peint: Mrs. Beldcn an estimable and elderly lady of 610 Mason St., S. R was for months declin ing so rapidly as to seriously alarm her family. Itgot to bad that she was finally afflicted with fainting spells. Bho writes: "While in that dangerous condition I saw some ot tho testi monials concerning J, V. 8. and sent for a bottle. That marked the turning point I regained my lost flesh and strength and haTS not felt to well In ) cars." That was two ycari ago and Mrs. Beldcn Is well and hearty to-day, and still taking J. V. & It you are old or fcoblo and want to be built up. Ask for Vegetable Gai'saparilla Most modem, most effective, largest bottle. Bame price, ?l.00, six for lioo. For sale by Dau'l J. Fry, 22o Com- mercial street. STILL AT IT. Tho 4th of July Committees Devel oping New Attractions. iThe4th of July is drawing near, aud the celebratlou is growing apace In lino shape After sotno dllllciilt figuring the 2d Regt., baud has been Induced to remain at home, which adds a valuable feature. Tho committees on industrial parade aud tribes of tho earth re port wonderful success, nnd good displays may be looked for in both divisions. All who wish to enter the "Tribes of tho Earth" are requested to meet at W. F. Dugan's oillco Thursday eveuiug at 8 o'clock. CAN YOU SINCt? All singers are invited to meet at the Congregational church parlors next Friday evening at 8 o'clock for rehersal of 4th of July music. Clias. Ford has consented to s-iug a patriotlo solo on tho 4th, which, of itself, will attract many lovers of good music to tho giouuds. militia i:ncami.mi:nt. Thj encampment will coin prise two military com panics from Salem, one from Eugeue, one each from Hubbard and Albany and a company of marine cadets from Eu gene. This company has thirty men and two cannons aud two mo tars. HAND MUSIC. Six baud8are alieady engaged to play ou tho 4th, headed by tho 2nd Regiment baud of Salem. The oth ers aro fiom Dayton, Rickreal, Mou mouth, Joflersou, and Woodburn. This will givo Salem a grand array of brass music. The band coulest will be of gteat Interest. Our band have been engaged to play at Salem on tho Fourth. Tho boys aro practicing hard aud will make good music as well as piesent a ueat appearance. Wo aro proud to say that we have ouo of tho best bauds iu tho country. Much ctedit is duo to their leader, Mr. Simon ton, for his untiring work iu in stiuetlng them. Rickreal Cones pondeut. .i i - .i e ii ... Wonderful cures by Ayer's Sarsa parilla In every part of tho land. Write for names. Newest lino of coiset covers atThe Palace, 307 Coinmeicial. Auy ono going East cannot allbrd to miss seeing Shaw & Downing, agents of tho Northern Paclllc rail way. They niako ho lowest rates. Tho excellent service of the Lock wood messengers Is getting to bo the talk of tho town. Tho electrio ears stop tit tho Capi tal Adventure Co., wheio tho gen tlemen all go for lino bargains in clothing, hats, underwear and furn ishing goodd. Tho cheapest, aud best. 0-20-lt. Tho Palaco In tho lead 11 yaids seersuckers for $1.00 Dissolution. Tho firm of Spiiurue &. Allen is dlss)Ivod,a. U. Sprnguo having pur chased thu entile Ijiltilies.s. All bills will be payable to him. 0. J). Ri'iiAaui:. F. T. Au,iw, Good goods and handsome designs in carpets. Huron it Son. Joy's AT ACTUAL, CLOTHING FOR MEN AND BOYS. FURNISHING GOODS AND HATS, ALL GO UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE. FOR CASH' ONLY. G. A. K. Suits $8.50 with buttons Theso suits nro nil wool, regulation cut. A Summer Nico and soft mid cool, just the thine: for the hot days. IDpN'T FORGET TI-IB PLACE AT Tl-IE WOOLBN MILL STORK, !K Commercial Street, Bids Coming in. iMnnnger Der ly of tho Siiletu Motor company, In forms tho writer that bldi ou ma terial for thelrelectrio liuo are rapid ly coming In. Also that thoy tire dully expecting Ensteru parties to llgure on tnotoia, cars, overhead fix tures, etc. They prefer to buy power hut if none 1b ollered in time they propose to ' manufacture their own Invialblo lluld. It would seem that this Is n favorable titr.o to start an electrio power establishment iu tSaloin. t At tiu: Fair G hounds. The pavilllou is being put under no roof. The rafters mid sheeting are on aud tho shingling will proceed forthwith. Tho now machinery hall will be built at onco where the llttlo fruit palace now stands, nnd tho latter will bo moved just north of the walk. It will again bo do coraled with fruits for tho Marlon county fruitgrowers association. On Tun Itivcit. Tho steamer I long came down this moruiug with a cargo of wheat for tho tialcin llouriug mills, and left for Oregon City about 3 o'clock. Captain ltauli thinks thoy cau runup to Kaleni as lato as August with the river falling at Its present rate. Tho Hoag will bring an ox cursiou to Salem on the 4th. Tin; Capitals Tunduk Ti:am. Thero was a meeting last evening at tho hall of Capital Englno com pany when a tendei team was or ganized by electing C. A. Latighend president; II. E. Albert, secretary; John Molr, treasurer; and Tom Gol don, foreman. A voto of thanks was tendered W. J. Ilolman, It. II. Pi Ico and Wni. J. Clarke for assist ing iu tho organization. Twenty boys slgnillcd their wllllngtiess to participate and train. Tiii:y Come and Go. E. Eller, Is back again from Portland, and will relieve W. A. Darrtgh as night operator In tho Western Union oillco Mr. Darragh will go to Portland, (luting tho time ho has been in Ba lem, ho has made many friends who will regret his dopartuio. MAlCINU CltlMINALH. Blipt. Miles yesterday refused to receive a boy sent from Umatilla county for larceny, on tho urouml that tho re form school Is already filled to Its limits. Tho boy was returned aud will no doubt bo sent to tho peniten tiary, and thus bo branded for lire. Mr. W. M. Terry, who has been In tho drug business at Elktou, Ky., for tho past twolvo years, Bays: "Chamberlain's Cough ltemedy gives better satisfaction than any other cough intdlelne I have over Bold." Thero U good reason for this No other will curoa cold so quickly; no other Is so certain u preventative aud cure for croup; no other allords so much relief In cases of whooping cough. For sale by Geo. E. Good Druggist. A Nov Kind at IiiKuraucu. For twcnty-llvo cunts you can In sure yourself und faintly agulnst any bud results from an attack of bowel complaint during tho summer. Ono or two doses of Chamberlain's Colic, Choleru and Dlarrhoeu Beuiedy will cure any ordinary case. It nover falls and Is pleasant and euro to tako No family cau ullord to be without it. For sale at IK uud CO centw per bottle by Geo. E, Good, druggist. To Til K Ladu-H. "Vlavl" statidd ulono. thu greatest medical discovery ,,f tin. tiiii.'iw-inli centiirv. (From au M. U, In tho Ladles' Health Juurnal, Newark, Ohlo.j You uro cordially Invited to call and Investi gate fur yourscIviH. Oillco over 4 and 0 cent stote, Colllu-Purkliurst block, I'oinnitrelul smut, H.dem, Oregon. 1 'Ilioito uuliiippy jtrin vthonutTtr Irmn ntrwiU.nmttuJoj'.iwii lunliouul ii.eUar ttr'dUi.lo NurVM l'lil, ltlcU uro luuUe exprrnkiy lur lrviiltu, nvtvuu., d)llo 4UljflT. l'iltuajc.ul Moiiicn wltti (tle, oolnrliM fucei, who rci'lMwik uuil Uibu.i.it,'.U. lll rctelvo u.it Ii meiiUI Hint Uuliy vucor by imIuk i.'iifir'4 Iron I'liin. ii.:ii nto luadulor tliu blood, iyrr una cMjituiou. Hiiurv WvcJunU ltvllutluiiBu combined with UoUeriUku!iulUkediu Ibube.l uivuuiluUM, liiakDtUrwr'ob. W. x 11. lljukuciiel'JuUur.tUtibu.tlu tbtt inarBU, I'rlco Vi couln. -OPPOSITE LADD & BUSH BANK.- Big Drive -ON- The Day We FLAGS, R o m a. nMip pa Mm tq L MUO, Sky Rockets. SET PIECES, EuW3;' Weight H4S FUr-rrTtf vi --ox 1&1 I Kl-NvSCWUHL mrsm BROOKS & HARRITT, Head quarters for Fourth of July Goods. Country orders filled at lowe3t WHOLESALE RATES. I10TKL AHMVALS. WIIitiAMRTTK. F. V. Shellleld, Portlnnd. J. O. Flaudor, Portland. E. Ellor, Portland. E. C. Larkiu, Portland. F. Grenwold, Portlaud. Mrs. Geuoral Tom Thumb Co. Count & Countess Magri. Miss McMnhau. COOK. II. II. lloblusou, Bam Cohu, J. II. Btnlth, Port land. W. II. Cody, Buffalo. Chas. Elgin, W. E. Dickinson, Balem. Thos. Allison, Bclo. E. V. Johson, A. P. Cooper, W. Dornfo, Enterprise. Ed. Wade, New York. Part of Tom Thumb Company. Esoai'i:d. A lemon colored cay tiso was seen vaulting tho vorlox of tho viaduct. Tho undersigned Is willing to tako him baok ou reason able terms. Jos. CijAKK. Plenty of chluook salmon, fresh eggs and poultry at Davison & White's Court street market. If you want u team of any kind, see Kynn & Co. C-10-tf Oveigaltcrs &1.00,d,2J and $1.50 nt It. G. Flemings. EvinivnoDY Gok. Where? Why, to llellenbinnd's restaurant. Carpets of tho uowest at Burette. Win. Manning 1 building a sub stantial addition to his residence on Ferry and Wlntorstreotp. lliree Tilings to Heiiiembcr. Hood's Barsaparllla has tho most MlIItlT. Hood's Barsaparllln has won un equalhd Kticois. Hood's Harsaparllla accomplishes tho greatest Ctmi-s, Is it not medicine for you? Consumption Is caused by loss o tho peristaltic acllou of the bowels Hood's Pills restore this action aud iuvlgnratotlio liver. City Tax Notice. NOTICK U liorcby (,'lvon to the Uix pay. cntoi tliuclly of Hulein, tlmt tliu u euMiinontiolliit tliuclly ot Huiem for tho your Isul', him boon plucod In my buudH fur thecolli-ctlui) ofluxi'H; nnd thutlho Uxwt vliurKi-d thereon uro now due uud payable nt my oillco ut tho IihdIc of Win. lint-land A Co, In thu city. ll Uiich reiiialnliig un paid ullcrtlio vMiluyof July, Ituri, will bo it'turnod iu delliimifiut. K. J. HWAI'KOHI). City Tux Collector. Hulem.JiineZI, WW. 0-Xi0t J. M, Needham, HOUSK PAIXSTINO, KAlO MININ'O, PAP13II HANGING, NATURAL WOOD FINISH INtf. Leave orders J, Irwin's, rear of i inUIi Kleiner's di uv store. Hernia and Chronic Diseases DH'ri. BHIMP& JIOUBEK, Devote spechtl attention to Nervous, Cut urrbdl, AstbmiilloHud'i'nroulTioublej. llvrulu (ruplurv) curt-d without pulu or deieutlou iroui busluts and Gvirant'M la .ery variety uf Keiuule aud Cbronlo dUeuses lieuled by Hie most advanced methods known to Electrical and Mediuil MMeuce. Iweiily yi-urs expcrletico in sur ery uud the uppllcatlou of electricity. umco'JM Ooiuuurclkl street,, Uiuu-lirey. liiun Iil.k, balem. COST. . 1 Underwear, Salem, Oregon. Celebrate! FIRE CRACKERS C: Balloons, ?yj m7r:k-e TRIANGLES. Removed to 140 State, sin a nop &co., Merchant Tailors. Spring suit SI0 worth S20; pants 5.00 Worth S7.0U, Kvorythtuu cheap. If clothes dou't lit oiiHtomcrs need not tako same. Cull nud look over goods, 0-1-1 m Taken Up. "A red and whlto spotted cow wlth calf. Uoth can silt, aud branded on right hip. Owner can get same by nettling with 6-2lH? (JUAB MKIH,Ankeny. M. T. RINEMAN DKALKlt IN Staple and Fancy Groceries, Crockery, Glasswnre,' Lamps, Wodon and Willow ware. All kinds of mill feed, Alvo veEotnblesuiid fruits In their jscasou. "ltlghost I'rtce paid for country produce." Wesollcl UBharo of your patronage, 0-9 ha Utate street Salem Abstract and Loan Co. Tho only Abstract books of Marlon couuty. Kcal estate orders filled promptly and safely. W. H. H. WATERS, MANAOBR. rtUSiPCZg ELLIS & WHITLEY, LIVERYMEN. South of,Wltlratt Hotsl, 8ALKM - OKBOON T. BURROWS G AltltllCS a full lino ofUtaple and fancy uiocerlts, I'Tcnn vcguiuoits auu uer tles In season, llutlur und Ki'gu al ways on bund, 23(3 Com'l St. aALv30R l-KGEnnEMArTCFROn. OurTKarecTION' BYRUJOKfrM with tT.rr fottlh Itflnil. I)MwtBTAI.V. 1'UEVKNTK STIllCTVItU Cium OOSiOHIUIUU a.t.1 0 LKET luOlll. rues JJ. A QUICK CUIUS br I.LVCOUUIIIKA or VIUTRS. MabrtUtinVOOISTH. S.tViMrA4JrMlurtlk MALTDOKMVMtrtliiuOu.. l-(Mi AWKB. OIIH TO BUILD.IS A PLEASURE When you seo those new 1891 designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses nm PnHfirrne " Uliu uuuug(.gi Hlro, 8x10 Inches. Contains now dcslfins, new styles, latest Idrus In pluunlng-. No.' I has K deslifiis rlnsaltlcd from f 150 up to IGtXi, ubout half under IIUUO Mo. 6 ton tnliMOideslUN of Uilllni;s nostlug over IIS00, inuny froimll0U up to tsoiu. Many new Houtheru or resort styles o( hoiuea In these works. I'rke, ft cuch.or the two for II.' 0. D. S. HOPKINS Atchitect, Grand Rapids, Mich. Nollco to Urldyo Kullilers. Iu prrsuanco ot an order of the Moo, County Court of Marlon county, bids will be received at the otllce of the aouisty olef fct until ruesday.JiiiyB, uirj, at i ovjook . m , for tuocoiulruotlonof a hridtt, vur sUlluKiif itsjiiii of 1U0 feet and twos, iinuienes of d feet In lilt) airureif ate. UNII he Utile noith fork of the rHtultam ilveK I'he cuuri rrservu tlierknt u rrJeet Mty undallbld. JJ,tJ.UHKlUW, U-.U-dw-ld , Oouttty OMfk rMt'ltOVUO OlIDMK UK KKD M 1 KaiAtakuu '1TIU , Htm, toutiill every 'thursday ulu)r, t m V. n. MAW! rildNK O. 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