5.
vfi:
!
IUmMmMm
U&ncm hogs.
ttm All Paris Cr-
Will Aijjran, E(c.
FO LUMP! JA.W.
fey
Recommended
'jfceretary Rusk.
too, July 28. secretary
tain the city, in oonnectlou
i Mi experiment he to preparing
on H. lHrifd scale In tho trcat-
1 of the disease UnowD nfl lumpy
It has recently been treated
ally by tbo administration
lly, of Iodine of petapplum.
i given In doses of one to three
m?; dissolved In a pint ol
r.
It 1 be,9tadmlnl8lered before feed-
:, stKl doses should vary accord
tii lze and weight of cattle.
itmjintcan bo applied without
ger by any farmer. The eecrc-
i aleo Interested In extending
fefoeoplo Inspection of porlt,asthe
nd for iuepecteu pork contln.
0Hy Increases, and it brings about
Iwtf r cent per pound more In A user-
tats and British mrletH than uri-
fnape'etod. It Is tstlmntud that the
dinners of tho country ,V, receive
oenta pound more for liogH mar
tins year, man n mere were
'-an lrn.tww.tlni!.
w i ' In tho House.
Washington, July 'Jti. speaker
f declared tho next thing in order wat-
luotion made by Bingham yes-
Iterrfny to table tho motion to recon
vert he motion by which tho $5,-
.000 appropriation for tho world's
r be Included In the sundry clvl
oppoa'enls of appropriation al
began filibustering with mo
te adjourn till Saturday, ad
ffned till Monday, etc. JRepuh
decided to lot tho autl-fllibua
og wing? of tho Deinncratlr
Hy light. It out und or
call of tho house declined to
te. Bo call was ordered. Cull
ftowed a quorum but It disappeared
UH on motion to adjourn til)
Monday, Blnghnm has oflered fei
retereuco to tho committee on rules,
resolution to cut of filibustering. Ii
provides that tomorrow Immediately
wwr mis ro3oiiuion,a vote was to ue
t once taken on his motion to lay
'on the table the motion to reconsider
fthe vote by which the liouso agreed
(to the world's fair appropriation
tit Is not believed tho sonate will paw
toe Joint resolution for adjournment
on Satumny, until tho house ha
noted on the world's fair mattors.
Bm1 of Outlaw.
TJmoNToWN, Pa., July 28.-(Jne
of the most daring and dangerous
bandB of outlaws, next to the Motile
Magulre, that ever persecuted the
citizens or tlila etato was until last
Friday led by Jack Cooley. Cooloy 'a
band robbed travelers and tho farm
ers of the surrounding country,
fleeing to tho coko regions when a
shcrlfl posse would start In pcrttull.
Once in tho coke regions It was al
most impossible to make an arrest
A trap was set for Cooley last week,
and he was captured and shot. Ill
last words were: "dee Mat my
death is avenged." Today tho
facts In a horrible crime camo to
light from tho sheriff, who arrested
a man named Rankin, one of Cool
ey's baud, for stealing a flock of
sheep. Since Cooley 'fl death Rankin
Is said to havo been chief of tho out
laws. The sheriff secured from an
u o-wltuew tho story of tho methodt
pursued bylho band in avenging
iho death of their leader. After tin
heft of tho flock of sheep, tho out
twa drovo them to this place and
old them to a butcher. With the
rou-eds liquor wus bought nud the
non reveled In the forest Monday
Last evening the band, iiutubcrtni.
i dozen men, proceeded to the houst
if Wesley Slsler, iioar Ilaydentown.
.Slsli'i had helped to kill Cooley, It
Is said. He was selz -d by tho out
laws and pinioned. His only child,
a young girl, was assaulted by meni
oers of the band. Tho helplew
father's cries for help wero stilled bj
olows and a gag. His struggle foi
liberty was only stopped by a blow
rroni a musket butt. After accoin
tillshlnc their revenge tho baud de
parted. It Is thought that the gh
will not recover. A sheriffs possi
started in pursuit of the band, and
"Lynch them nil" Is tho cry heart'
oere.
Fatal Collision.
CmiAdo, July 28. Tho tug Chi
cago was run Into by tho steamei
City of Concord, ofl Hydo park,
early yesterday and sank almost In
stantly. Steward Occar Page and
Deckhand William Kopfer, who
Were aslcop below tho deck, went
to tho bottom with the lll-futctl craft.
Granted a Reprieve.
Ban Fkancisco, July 28. At
torney Lawrence Kip, who went to
Pasadena to see Governor Markharo
In tho Interest of George Bruggy,
tho condemned Santa RoBa mur
derer, telegraphed that tho gover
nor had decided to grant Bruggy
another reprieve for thirty days.
fifty Deaths. ,
Chioaoo, July 28. The slaughter
of tho nun was still on In Chicago to
day. Fifty deaths and morn than
twico as many prostrations from
heat occurred. Although there is
now n prediction of a cold wave aud
the powjlbllty of tellef, tt is certain
that a number of deaths will be
largely Increased during the next
few days, The hospitals are filled
with patients suffering from sun
stroke, many of whom caunot rt
cover. Tho record of yesterday,whlchsui
passed anything in tho number of
deaths aud prostration from heal
that this oity has over known, was
eclipsed by the awful work of the sun
today. The temperature ranged in
the shade from 02 to 01 degiees, and
for days past the wind was from the
Houth and blistering hot. The ma
Jorltyof causalities was among labor
ing men, and in portions of tho city
occupied by tho poorer classe-f. The
number of horses which were sun
struck, causittg temporary blockades
in tho crowded thoroughfares, could
hardly be counted. There svero not
enough horses in tho police depart
ment to carry olf tho animals which
fell during thu day, aud about the
Iwsiuesi center of the city alone it
was found ueees")ary to call on out
side help, for the ambulances and
patrol wagons had all they could do
to c-iro for human beings.
The police were tho most over
worked body of men In the city
being on tbo jump from early
morning till nearly mldnlght,andso
.evere was tho work that several of
liceis were prostrated. Atthevarl
hub hospitals tho entire staff of phy
sicians wai kept busy all day and
evening, and thoro was hardl
I'liough help.
Hi
A Priceless Blessing,"
AYEU'S CHEKKY I'ECTOUAt
Is tho host remedy for Croap,
Whooping Cough, Hoarseness, and all
tho sudden Throat and I.uug Troubles
to which young jcopIe aro Bubject.
Keep this medicine In tbo house. Hon.
O. Edwards Lester, late U. S. Consul to
Italy, and author of various popular
works, writes :
"With. all sorts of exposure, In all
sorts of climates. I have never, to this
day, had any cold nor any affection of
tho throat or lungs which did not yield
to Ayer's Cherry Pectoral within 21
hours. Of courso I havo never allowed
myielf to bo without this remedy in all
my voyages and travels. Under my
own observation, it lias given relief to a
vast number of persons ; whilo in acute
cases of pulmonary Inflammation, such
as croup and diphtheria in children, life
Mas been preserved through its effects.
I recommend its use in light and frr
qucnt doses. Properly administered,
in accordance with your directions, it is
a priceless blessing in any liouso."
Ayer's Cherry Pecforai,
riuiuntD bt
Dr. J. C. Ayer tc Co., Lowell, Mass.
Bold by all Druggl.U. Trice $1 J itx bottles, (5.
$2.00
I'erdozeu fortheflnest finished
PHOTOOUAPH8 intheclly.
MONTEE BROS.,
IS) Commercial Street,
P. B. SOI'THWICK,
t'o'ttrudoi' and
Riilldci'.
Salem, - - Oregon.
i -i la tho Sonata Today.
WAsniNOTOri, July 28. In the
nate.tho bill making eight hours a
r'e woikou tho nubllo works ol
Bw tJnftedBtat09, and In tho Dls-
of Columbia was passed; also
I for the purchuso of the Bancroft
Jbrftry. Tho nntl-opllon bill wus
k taken up,
' Congress Will Adjourn.
Washington, July 28. The
i has adopted u Joint resolution
M adjournment on Saturday, at 2
m.
s.
A Oouploof Fools.
OrtY OP Mkxico, July 18,- Henry
Mtems, of New Hampshire, nnd
ae D. Walton, an Englishman,
ettle a dispute as to tho relative
wage of Americans and English
n, agreed that tho one who
kould first plant tho flag of his
ktlon on tho t-dgo of thu crater of
t voloann near Callma should bo dc-
tho winner. "When thoy
lied tho mountnlu smoke Issued
I the crater. Tho ouldoH ntnnruwl
edUt.aucodowu tho sldo aud
, tno auveiutirous ohmbors.
fhu near tho top there was a sud-
I'aruptlon. and both wore engulf
! ta molten lava,
carclty of Honest Hands.
tor," PAUXi, July 28. Thero Is n
among Dakota farmers, lest
are unable to harvest the groat
crop now being cut In tho
m part of Bouth Dakota, on
n(; of tho great ecurolty of har-
"hands. A coiiBorvativo estl-
le that -10.C30 nion uro needed
the Dakolas and Alluuesota,
thin the next month.
Took Sixty Grains,
fPoTlVNi), July f8,-Misa Rosle
Milu, a Bcairistrcss, reslditig at
Kearney street (old K street)
Uy grains of morphiuo at
(MHCuosday afternoon, with
1-Intent, nud tiled from Kb
at 12:15 o'clock yesterday
u.
A Sower Explosion.
8t. Louis, July 29. Tho body of
Carl Fuchy, killed In n sewer explo
slon, was rocovored from the dlhrls
of his saloon yesterday. It Is be
lieved others lostthelrllves,dropping
into thesowor nnd wcrocuriled nut
into tlao rjvsr.
Peoples' Party.
Dekvek, July 28. Mrs. Leabe
and General Weaver uddregsed an
other Imtnonse autllenco last night
on tho Jshuo of tho day, principally
free silver. A largo collection of
silver dollars wore taken up.
A Bogus Nobleman Captured.
Nkw Yokk, July 28. William
Wilson, who for two years past lias
traveled over the country under the
name of Sir Edward Cook, a cousin
of Earl Dudley and Lord Mandc
villo, is u prisoner at police liead-
quarkr.J. He was captured by De
(eotives Titus and Krauch. Non
chalance Is not the name to describe
the bogus Sir Edward's dciueauor
when recognized at police headquar
ters. Ho laughed when hjs victims
Identified him. He told Inspector Bet
tors that ho could give points to the
New Yorkers on police work, as he
had been head of the New Zealand
force and also an oillcer In the
Eighty-eighth regiment.Connemara
rllles, in Ireland. Wilson, passing
as on English nobleman, swindled
extensively In the West, coming to
grier finally In Denver, where he
was Imprisoned for six months.
Upon his releaso, ho came to this
city and made a specialty of swind
ling Jewelers. It Is not known how
many firms wero nipped, hut com
plaluts enough to insure the bogus
nobleman a long term In prison have
beeu found.
married nnd going to housekeeping.
Last Saturday they rented a box at
the Missouri Safe Deposit company,
and Stein placed his bankbook and
i few trinkets in it. Mrs. Hoflmeis
ter basshe put $5100 of her money
in it, und each took a key. She says
she hasn't seen Stein since Monday,
and when she went to tho safe de
posit onice yesterday tier money
was gone.
MARKETS.
Wheal
Walla,
P o jt t i. A N D, July 28,
valley, $1 22 $1.25 Walla
J.1.15 1.171.
San Francisco Cat., July 28
Wheat, Dec. $1.42?.
Chicago Ilia., July 23. Wheat
78.
How to get a Handsome Husband.
"When'crsomB lucky Indian maiden
Found ii red cur In the busking,
'MUHkal' cried they allteethcr:
'.Muskul' you ehall hnvb sweetheart
iouhiou nave a nnndsomo husband."
The handsome man always ad
mires the beautiful woman. Then
simply make yourself beautiful. Ho
movo all blotches, pimples, "forked
signs of turkoy tracks" from your
features, by the uso of Dr. Pierce's
Favorate Proscription, a tonic to the
nervous, circulatory and procreatlve
systems. Its use brings roses to the
cheeks,and sparkle to theoyes. Take
It, and you will, like the Indian
maiden, find a "red ear" in good
health, an omen of future happiness.
Guaranteed to givo satisfaction In
overy case, or money paid for it re
funded.
rrvyer In n (Jumbling ltn.
It is tuirrnted l'ut i lfrcyinan, de
sirous of hr pro ring- his wtnrtuary
and unablo to procure tin uecuBsury
funds from his itroprrcui i -. decided
to secure financial md Iroin tho ranks
of tho' enemy. Lute no nigl'.f ho
ushered himself into u pruning limiho
and nsked tho manager
"Can I havo tho pn S.c-jo of offer
ing a brief prayer and passing 'round
tho hat among those GMXiinbled
hcro'i"
"Certainly," replied the manager.
Tho clergyman mounted a chair nnd
for fully fifteen minutes appealed to
tho throno of God to point out to
thoso about him tho error of their
ways, nnd at tho tamo timo suggest
ed that they assist him in tho work
of tho Lord by contributing out of
thoir abundance. Just ns he had fin
ished an old time "gam," who in his
lifo had won and lost two or threo
fortunes, exclaimed
"I say, pardners, I reckon that
clergyman thero holds n winning
hand for tho other hhore, and 1 guess
wed better sinj a hymn and then cor, wtti nnd ciicmeketa street.
chip in n collection for the church ho ,
wants to fix up. I'm betting ten to .,,.. ,, nVVi f rn
seven that churches aro a good JUilA ill. lAlM M W.,
thing, nnd it don't seem very long '
since I used to accompany my saint- j CWt JUstutC
ed mother to church 'way dowu east. and Insurance.
but she's in heaven now Anyway, , FIrgt gta north of,nush
let's sing tho doxology, 'Praise God, tank.
from whom all blessings flow.
Most of yo'uns know it. Now
sing." Tho gambler had a good bar
itono voice, and ho started tho hyniu
and was at onco joined by every one Fun bill bearing Hnftty in-
present. At its conclusion ho ro ?y(.ie"- Tho lowest priced wheel
ii i liiii In tho market. The bet In the
uiiuiiuu ua u raui nun uuueuiuu man- world for tne price. CH. IJrown
ner:
"I say, Mr. Minister forgot your
right name, you know -pass 'round
tho hat." And tossing him n twenty
dollar gold piece, ho said, "I'll play
that to win I" When tho clergy
man's hat had made the circuit it
contained almost $1,000, and tho
needed improvements oil the church
wero begun tho following week.
Saratoga Cor. Chicago Times.
LAND ANU UKIHAKU 11
PACIFIC
FOR TOWN LOTS, JflWIT TRACTS AND -F ARMS.
A. H. F0RSTNER & CO,
Machine Shop, Guns,
Sporting Goods, Elf.,
HW Comnicrolnl direct.
T. J. KKESS.
HOUSE PAINTING,
PAPER HANGING,
tl.i....l III I r!!.l.!
natural tiuuu iininni,
RADABAU6I1 k KI'LEY.
Livery Feed and
Boarding Stable,
11 tilnteftict.
I J. IIAI1NS,
Scientific Horseshoeing,
OIU'OStTB FOUND BY
On State Street.
. THE
Salem Uackman ' is
II, rOULK.
Bout Line In tho City.
Court Street.
BICYCLES.
Atjeut.ftS Comnier clal at
STEBV'fiS B1I05..
California HaL-eyy.
THE BEST.
101 Court Btreet.
L U.
UndciisiIciiiK and
Cabinet Work,
107 State Street.
j. e. jiimniY.
Tile for Sale,
Brick and Tile Yard,
NOKTJI BALbM.
M Kb. K. C. ItONCO.
Baths for Ladies,
HAIIt DKiaSINa I'AKLOliS,
11 Court Street.
J. I BENKEIT 4 SOX,
CANDIES,
Fruit nnd Cigars
P. o.
BlOolc.
K. T. ElOlHimu
ClKars and Tobacco,
BILLIARD PARLOR,
243 Com'l Street.
T. w. thornIu
The Upholsterer,
Iteinnilcle, ro-covers ana rem',
upholstered lurnlturo. ffi?
eliiPM work. Oliomoketa mtm
tiinto Infiurnnco lilock.
JOJIN lit WIN,
Carpenter and Builfe,
Hbop (15 Htnto street.
StoreFittlnjrs aSpocfaltj
UnooHatltutlonal.
WBlMOf Alloh., July 8, Tho
i oourt Iiuh iluoldvu that the
pwwed by tho Inst legislature,
itdarlug tho Icglolnturo ills-
, in uuoouatltutloiial, mul Iiuh
1 Uiu Mwrotury of etuto lo Ih-
i of elt'Cllou, In aotordoucv
i (bt ftdtetrlotlut,' uct of '81.
!. "Ill I
Mow They Havo a Frost.
nnUfOL.iB. July ii8. Thoro
t kllllHir frost in Moutaim lutit
T1m oolil wave la coming this
kit if MhtmI over BrltUh Coluiii-
IAt Fort AwlUHboIno It went (o
IT DmUm Trom BunstroKe.
kOO, July 86. Btivmiteou
i Aum Buu4rek up to 1 n. in,
yitwtnUoiiN frotu hwt. Tun.
u atiwjrjH)iy inoaerHlyd,
m ftM-U4Kl.
Wcat Virginia Democrats.
FAiticnitRiiuito, W. Vu., July 8.
W. A. JlcCorklo wei lost nlht
nominated for govDrnor by tho Dem
ocrutlo convention.
Boilor Explosion.
Gayloud, Jlioir., July 23. A
holler In it ulilnlo mill on Otsego
Lnko, exploded today, killinir four
men, und I'utully Injuring unother,
nnd deniolliililng tho mill.
Ignltod by Llchtnlng.
Washinoton, July li8. Light
nlng Igultcd uu Immense oil tnnk
hero yeFtorduy afternoon und tho
conllngiutlon spreud to 210 other
tunlss. They uro still burning,
Lobs will ho heavy.
Funishmont of lams.
IlAituiaiHiiio, Fit., July 28. Tho
piiulflhuiont of Frlvulo Innis by
Colonel Btreator Is tho nublect of
much uufuvorablo oommeut here
among civilian nud they donnunco
It In very plain lunguago. Governor
FatUflon refuses to ho Interviewed on
thoBuhJcot. Ho bus not us jet re
ceived tho protest of (ho iiuwhiv)-
paper corrcHputidenti calling for an
Investigation. Bishop Thomas Mc
Govern, tho head of tho Hurrlsburg
dtoceseoftht'UomanCnlholioohuich,
mis written a protest ugaluut lams'
punlshmtuit to tho Dally Fatrlot.
Ho bitterly denounced tho act us a
disgrm-o to olvllUtttou, and its tend
ing to have a demoralizing ell'cot
upon thotwprltdu corps of our mili
tary organization,
Tho Filibusters.
Washington, July 28. The
liouso adjourned with tho lllihuster
ing movement In full swing nnd no
light ahead. Tho most outspoken
of filibusters cay plainly they will
see tho sundry civil bill killed be
fore iu appropriation for tho world's
fair shall curry. Some Republican
niu'mbcranro charging this Is n part
of the policy of the majority to per
mit tlie sundry civil bill to fall, uu
less thu senato backs dowu on tho
world's fair uppropilatiou, for tho
reason that It will enable u prima
fuclo contrast to bo mnde between
appropriations of the first session of
tho llfty-llrst nnd fifty-second con
glosses. Most members of tho house
aro as much Inteiobted in adjourn
ment ns In tho fair upproprlntion,
und today uu adjournment resolu
tion may bo brought in. If passed,
It will ho for tho honato to suy
whether or not It will stav hero us
loug us llllbusterb uro willing to stay
aud mako the question of tho fair
uppropiiailon u matter of eudtirauce.
To ho sent to China.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
From Occur d'Alono.
Wahdni:k, Idaho, July 28. The
order relieving tho company of Uul
ted 8tutea trooiwHtatlnniHl ut Hunker
Hill initio oreuted consternation
among uou.unlon men, und about
forty denmnded their time. A guard
often men was left thero to pacify
tho workmen. No ntoro prisoners
will bo paroltd. They aro to bo
taken before thu United States com
missioner's com I, which Is to bo con
voncd. When turned over they
will bo delivered Into tho custody of
tho United States marshal, und in
this way tho state luithoilties will
bo relieved from tho necessity of pro
viding for them. Ouo hundred nnd
six prisoners nioeoiillntd hero In a
building tut poorly adupled to such
a purmse, aud the place Is Infested
with vermin. At Wnllneo thero uro
110 prisoners. If all tho troons
smnuii uo wiuiuiuwn.lt Is said there
would bo an exodus of uoii-uuion.
miner. Tho war department de-
Hires to withdraw nil the imoium
OiVfJulyi,-Itli(Mib(HnLe,HHjxwiibhMut the state ait-
urn wortim. uHl thor ihw are u ntr everv (l'.iri n .i.w
fttli lovwtheUte, tu oiw or two oomnunh of tb
14k QW er. luJUaUti-ooiu
Dotormined Strikors.
Chicaoo, July 28. A Homestead
speciul sajs: It Is evident tho Car
negie Company aru able to operate
their mills under tho protection of
the mllltln, but thoro U other means
of flKhtlng.uccordltig to a member of
tho advisory committee, who said:
"Wo will not, under uny circums
tances, ptrnilt those mills to run, ir
theiols any agency which may be
employed to prevent It. Wo huve al
ready soltotcd men who will go Into
those mills us fast us they can secure
employment, who aiolnstrueted and
sworn to curry out out orders In con
summating a policy which wo havo
ajjived upon. When wo aro sure
theio Isuolonner any hope funis,
our representatives In the mills will
place exploilves where they will do
tiiomoMt harm to tho maehluery.
Wo have definitely determined that
theso mills shall not bo operated by
non-union men, and ono of tho prin
cipal ways to prevent It is either to
control or wreck tho property, l
might say a great deal more, but
under tho olrcuinstauces I havo
gone as fur us I dare."
WILLAMETTE.
Jtobt. Helboed, R. K. Lee, Port
laud. Mrs. T. C. Terry, M. C. Muple.San
Francisco.
F. A. Moare nud wife, Bt. Helen.
Jos. Heibel, Minneapolis.
COOK.
Chas. Lang, Sllverton
J. B. Murray, Allilna
Jno. Kenny, O. 8. Kepgs. Eugene
H. R. Mulkey
Wm. Brusen & wf., Ogdon
J. R. M (Knight, H. Roith,
Portland
W. A. Glnn, Graugovillo
Al Baker, McCoy
A Milliuu rricmls.
A friend In need Is a fileud indeed
and not leas than one million ptople
havo found Jmt such u friend In Dr.
King's Now Discovery for Consump
tion, Coughs nnd Colds. If you
havo nejrer used this G eat Cougfi
Medicine, ono trial will conyluco
you thut it bus wonderful powers In
all dlneaaes of Throat, Chest and
Lungs. Each bottle Is guaranteed
to do all that Is claimed or money
will bo refunded. Trial bottles free
atDan'l J. Fry's Drug Store. 225
Com'l st. Largo bottles 50e. and
1.00.
Seo our new calf Blueher, at S4.50.
It beats them all as good us are
sold for fO.OO elsewhere. Krausso
Bros.
Getting Around It.
Thoro is a small boy in Harlem
who is "bom to troublo as tho sparks
fly upward," and tho greater part of
his young lifo has been spent in in
cuvring diseases and accidents and
recovering therefrom.
His last sories of mishaps began
with scarlet fovor, went on to a dis
located kneo, a sprained wrist, a
jammed thumb that necessitated tho
carrying of his arm in a sling for a
couplo of weeks, and culminated in
tho dislocation of soino of tho small
bones of his right foot.
Tho confinement to tho bed and
houso that all theso entailed so low
ered his physical tono that his physi
cian prescribed quinine. This seemed
to liim a remedy worso than tho dis
ease, and after exhausting all his
powers of resistance, entreaties and
cajoleries to avoid taking thomedi
cino, but without avail, his mother
found him ono day laboriner in an
unusually industrious manuor with
pen, ink and paper.
"Aro you writing to grandma?"
queried she.
"No, mamma," said this youthful
enthusiast gravely. "I am writing
an article for tho paper to say that
quinine is very indigestible."
"And whnt cood will that tinV
asked mamma, curious to know
what process of reasoning was going
on in tho small mind.
"Why, when doctors read what
tho paper says about it thoy won't
givo qumino nny more." Now York
Recorder.
THE
EVER OFFERED.-
Palace Fruit
Tract
-ADDITION TO SALEM, OREGON.
Mr.Lautler'H Itecoumicmluiioii.
Mr. J. A. Lander, a promlneut ci
tizen of Olarkhburg, Mo., nnd widely
known In that state.says of Chnmbor-
lalu's Co Ic, Choleia and Dlarrhcoa
iteuiecly: "I havo seen its good re
suits mul can recommend It." For
sale by B.isketUfc Van Slype Drug,,
gisis.
A BUr Cent Drop.
A Foolish Woman's Confidence
Bt. Louis, July 28.-Mrs. Barbara
Hottmelster, n widow, willed ou
iriuei jjcsmouu for assistance In her
search for Richard Stein. Sho mot
Bloluut his restaurant In Chlcuiro
about a year ngo. They fell in love
with each other. Steln had about
f2700 aud the widow lnd fOOoO,
They mireed to get married. Both
were anxious to come lo St. Louis,
und Stelu sold out. He came hero
a few wo'ks ngo to establish him
self in bu.luei. Mrs. HolImeUter
followed him lmt week uud they set
lifted H Uoum preparutory to getting
Hood's SarsaparlK'M
n "i.i: iroiKiicd tium 6ir8.n)'i. .
i .a, V .htlitiKo, Dtxk, I'i.i'-n.' i
. , i 1 riics,aiHlntlicrnell-kmnt"
.i llu te,t, '.bio remedies, liy a ihtu. r
i'. iiMtltia, i runutltua, ami liroceas, glv
su Huotl's Sanuiiarllla curutlu jo,.r
t possessed liy oilier lueillclnes. it
"leets rem irl..tblo cures wlioro others full
Hoou's Sarsapariila
l .l.o best bloiHt iurlfler. It cures Bcroful ,
s !t Itlieum, Hulls, l'lmnles, ftH Humor,
l))rcnsl.i, Hlllousne.ss, Sick Ile.nlaeho,
Imllgesiloii, Goiieral Debility, Catanli,
JilicuutaiUm, KMucy ana 1.1 er com
lUtntsj overcome Tint Tired reeling,
creates an ai'iHitlte, bullJs u the gyteuu
Hood's Sarsapariila
Ha met unimrallcd success at homo. Such
Is IU iKtpiilarlty la Lonull, Mass., whem it
Is .ido, that Low ell di ufglsts sell more of
Hood's SarsaiurtlU than all other sarsapa
rlllas or blood pitrlflers. Tha samo success
is exteadluc all over tho country.
Hood's Sarsapariila
Is peculiar In Its strength and economy
U Is tho only preparation ot which cat
tmly lie wld "n lX)es Ono Dollar." A
Iwttloof llooil's Harsaiarltla taken accoi-J.
tnj; to directions, win last a mouth.
Hood's Sarsapariila
Is peeultar In tha couOJe nco It galm among
all classes of rcople, Where It Is onco used
It becomes n favorite family remedy. l)o
not bo Induced to buy other preparations.
lo sure to get tho l'ecultar Medicine,
Hood's Sarsapariila
SoiabydrujKl.t. f; tliUtti. J"rwdti
O-1. IIOOU & CO.. AlwUirU. Lowll, NiU
100 Doif One Dollar.
Ilow Kyc Aro Tcstud.
Tlio theory of tho optically perfect
eyoisthat parallel rays of light en
tering it are brought to a focus on
its retina. Any deviation from this
condition constitutes an error of re
traction nnd requires for its correc
tion an artificial variation of tho
luminous rays. The generally ndoot-
ed method of determining tho refrac
tion of tho oyo is to uso test types
placed atmich a distance that tho
rays of light emanating from them
may bo regarded in practice as mr
allol; and tho deviation from par
allelism necessary to correct a re
fractivo orror is effected by placing a
lens in front of tho oye. Thoro aro
many other motliodsof changing the
cour&o of luminous rays coining from
a test object, and of theso the single
iuiivca jciih is me simplest and most
often used in optometry. Now Yorlt
Telegram.
Cinl.ir for Exportntlun,
For exportation caviar, which ia
nothing but sturgeon's eggs, is pre
pared in two different ways. The
eggs aro washed aud then immersed
in strong briuo for throo-quartors of
an hour, nnd finally allowed to drain.
In this way "granular caviar" is ob
tained. For "compact" caviar tho
eggs aro llrst cleansed, then pickled
and finally allowed to dry slowly.
Then thoy nro packed closely in can
vas uags, wincn aro inclosed in
wooden barrels, after which thoy
nro ready for shipment Boston
Times.
Tltlo I'nces.
It was not uutil M70 that a title
pago was introduced to books, nnd
in England not till shortly before
1 100, when W. Do Maehlino issued
ono to his littlo book on tho pesti
lence, Ctixtou never used them, but
Wynkyn Do Wortlo employed them
in nearly all his books. Philadelphia
I.edgor.
FOR RESIDENCE OR INVESTMENT-
This property is unequalled by any now on the market in tho Capital city of Oregon
BUY AN ACRE LOT
For a home or as an investment that must double in a few years. Acre lots on the first
street north of the Palace fruit lots cannot now be bouo-ht for less than
$600 to $1000 each.
NEAR THE CITY.'
The Palace acre lots .are -within nvr minnlW rlvivn frni t-n T7'i: i: j
1, ,M x: ,, ., ,, , . . u.u ijiuu; wu- uuu auu
luc '' poruon oi me city, xneso lots are now line, sightly, suburban residence
property located on D" street, the finest graded driving avenue about the city First-'
class residences are already built and occupied half a mile out beyond this property on
the adjacent streets. i l vj
PLANTED TO FRUIT AND CULTIVATED.
riH 1-i. i .. ...
. jouiare covered Mima trinity two year old orchard of French It-ilkn
and Silver Prunes, Bartlett a, d Winter Nellis Pears. Some of the lota S l! 1
s: eigiir lho ' her fruit-Each lot has sood street fn
PRICE AND TERMS.
These acre lots are now offered at the low price ol $400 to S500 each half end,
and two years time on balance. For purchasers who do w wSd, ! 'J .!
THE METROPOLIS OF THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY
lcltS 'Hi ZX -My growth, when
peat Uml, S,lnfovcial d o fcl d & tfnWrn "T"8 SUCl'
backwards an iota. Eomemlw this when b " Posslbllty ' over go
K?,!3
Of tho Palaco Fruit Aoro T.ota .,ra .i:c..i r.
nohost fruit region in America T1,.Z n f " K"edgo that this is the
cultivation of small fruits ,, J hrill Z"""1 T8?8?'1 iu fnlit growing nnci
e.s. For particulars a.1j5 "Z SliS P"-
wwvivu, imuicrs;
SPALDING
&. ROGERS,
Bush-Breyman Block:.
Bahy crkxl,
irotlior sljjhtvl,
Doetor iirescrilxsl : Custorla
Dicls tVmitcd.
UMa r ni im rwUvm t mr oatN until i
p. lu., Annua u;ror Uio frtvtUn or n brlrlc
ktow build.uir or buuiuct Aitolpb. Thu
owner mefva thu rleht 10 rJc any or
mum, uUKGuiur, Architect.
Hernia and Chronic Diseases
DR'S. BHIMP & HOUSER,
SfcKMB,
cSSSS
Salem Abstract and Loan Co,
Ailed promptly ana
safely.
W. H. H. WATERS,
MANAQKR,
TnvEAirrrC
SAZE2T, OltEGOX.
Rates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day.
Choicest TTi.ifo
Qrownjlntne WOtamette Valley
A. I, WAGNER, Prop.
NKW AUVKKTISOIKNTS.
HThughfT
f Dealer in firawvinc t.,:.. Ah
nd Wutlow Glass, Vv ff l,'
.VI nun, ijiiiii ii'iiit v.-wTi., i
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i, uuwa oeeus, jstc,
M.T. RINEMAM
ftAUli IK
staple and Fancv
ndwkiti2i !?. Mm. W,
llcl aKfoKirUCt-Uatate,itrpet
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CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
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East, North and South,
PULLMAN SLEEPERS,
COLONIbT SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CARS
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i Days.
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