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Newspaper Page TextEVENING CAPITAL JOURNAL.. VOL. 5. "THE PEOPLE'S PAPER." SALEM. OBEGON, SATURDAY, JULY 30, 1892. "TO-DAY'S .NEWS TO-DAY." NO. 179. FREE AS THE AIR. PIUIFJMStONAI. OAIID1. CHARLIE'S MEN. but A Valuable Guide and Atlas Free to Customers. ITho pvico is $4.50 but wo present a copy free to all customers that muchaso goods from us to the amount of $25 1 rLhASE NOTE that wo malto no advance in the price of our goods on account of this premium offer, I "heretofore we continue to be headquarters for lowest prices and best quality of goods. ' BEAR IN MIND, it costs vou absolutely nethinc: to possess one of these excellent Atlases and to post burself fully in regard to the greatest Exposition the world has ever seen. Call in and examine them. PATTON, Books and Stationery, 98 State Street, AtiVlN II. HYDENHAM.Untlod States Army Consulting Knglncer. Hy Uraullo and RiultMry engineering nnd road a specialty. OlUce, room 6 Kxcbange block, Salem. T J. SHAW. M. W. HUNT. V . . HUNT, attorney at law. BIIAW & Offlnf nvrr Capital National bank, Salem, Oregon. EO.H, Bale) Bush's bauk. uX. II. BUKNETT, Attorney at law, va puium, urcgBu. umce over jiuu . .illI U REGON STATE NORMAL SCHOOL . ' 'PJail ( - Mi I'll 'ifilfrfii m& MONMOUTH, OREGON. The Leading Normal School of the Northwest Board of Regents. Benjamin Bcnolfleld, Pres.; J. B. V. Butler, Sec.' Ix-Olllcto, His JGxcellencv. Governor Sylvestor Fenneyer: Hon. 15. Ji. IcElroy, Superintendent of Public Instruction; Hon. Q. W. McBrlrit-, ecretary ot Stale; Hon. Jacob Voorliees, lion. A. JNoltuer, J. U. wnitc, Ion. W. H. Holmes, Alfred Lacy. Hon. P. W. Haley. Hon. J. J. Daly. l The State Normal is a live school, rapidly growing, and continually Idinir to its facilities for the tmecial trainiuir of teacheis. Its graduates ro in demand to fill good positions. A gain of 80 per cent, in attendance Fas made Inst year. An enrollment of 600 is anticipated for the next oar. iNew members nave been naoeu to tno tacuity, ana auamonai ap- strntus supplied. A dinloma from the school eutltles one to teach in any buuty in the state without further examination. WOUMAL, NORMAL ADVANCED, BUSINESS, MUSIU ASJJ IRT DEPARTMENTS, special advantages in Vocal and Instrumental iusio. A YEAR AT SCHOOL FOR $150. Tuition reduced to JG.25 Nor- sal, and S3. 00 Hub-Normal, per term of ten weeks. Board at Normal iniug Hall 1.50 per week. Furnished rooms $1.00 per week. Board id longing in private lurullles $3.o0 per weeK. iseautuui ana neaitmiii scatiou. No saloons. First term opens September 20th. For catalogue idress P. L. CAMPBELL, A. K Pics., or I J. M. POWELL, A. M., vice resident. Choice Ed. C. Meats. Cross, Wholesale ami llctuil Diilcr in Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meats of all Kinds, Suel T.niOHAlllWON. Attorney at law. OfllCOlin tftnlrHln frnnt rnnttlft nf tmur Uflh block, corner Commercial and Court streets, Baiera,uregou. building, Salem, Oregon JOHN A. CARSON, Attorney at law. Rooms 3 and 1, Ladd & Bush's bank 8 1 lyr U. b HONHAM. W. H. HOLMES. BomiAM & Howies, Attorneys at tow. Olllce In Hush's block, between State and Court, on Uom'l Bt, mtLMON KOllD, attorney at law, Salem, ,J. Oregon. Olllce upstairs In l'alton's block. H. URADSHAW, PHYStOIAN AND Burteon. Nilem. Orecon. utflco tu uU-Hreyman block, utistulra Residence corner tjtateand H. K comer Inter btreet. J5. Elllil Wll. YOUNG, M. U., Olllce formerly . occupied by Dr. Rowland, corner Court and Liberty Rtreets. Telephone No. 45. Olllce heurs: 8 a. m. to 12; 2 to p. m., and 7 to V p. in. Residence 18th street on electric car line. Telepliouo No. 9. SR. W. 8. MOXT, pliyslclnn and buiv ceou. OUlco In Kldrldge RIock, 8a i, Oregon. Olllce hours 10 to 12 a. m. 2 to 4 p. m. or Outing Material of Every Description B GRASS AND WOVEN W HAMMOCKS. IX J TPMM Largest display in the city at my market. Best ser vices and prmpt delivery to all parts of the city. OS Court and 110 State Streets. PA.PER HANGERS. HEAD QUARTERS. "rXaDs 3ea.:e:E2:k,.. " All aro invited to call at 143 Court street and look at all the lute patterns In Wall Paper and get prices for same on the wall. E. C. SNOW, Decorator, with E.E. SNOW, House, Sign and Car riage ' PAINTING! IN ALL ITS BRANCHES. Paper Hanging, Kalsomlning, Wall Tinting, etc Varnishing and Natural Wood Finish. Only First-class Woik. E, E. SNOW. Itemember the place, 143 Court Street. otice. Any DTtiiiiw knowlnc themselves In debteil to Holm & Pusiuore aro reunited to call at If. M. Wade A Co., aud pay the same. R. M. WAI)B A Co. 7-5-lm FISHING TACKLE AND SPORTING GOODS. -CALL ON- BROOKS & HARRITT, EAST AND VIA Southern Pacific SOUTH Route Shasta Line CALIFORNIA EXPRESS TRAIN UUN DAILY BKTWKKN PORTLAND AND S. P. Bouth. 7:0C p. ra. :18 p. m. 8:15 a.m. 94 State Street. T. HART, LEADING MERCHANT TAILORS. 247 COMMERCIAL STItEET. AILS! LOCKS! HINGES BUILDER'S HARDWARE i AT (IIT (fe P&tZGl Plumbers and Tinners, Korth. Lv. liV. Ar. Fortlaud Salem San Fran. Ai. Lv. liV. 7:ij n. w 5:20 a. m 7:()0p. m TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE When you see these new 1891 designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses and Cottages.;' Klze, 8 x 10 Inches. Contains new designs, new styles, latest Ideas In planning. No 1 has :i5 designs classified from S1V) up to 1500, about half under S1000 No. 5 con talus 5!) designs of dwellings costing over 81500, many fiom S1S0O up to fSOOO. Many new Southern or resort styles of houses In these works. I'nco, St each, or the two for $1.50. D. S. HOPKINS Architect, Grand Rapids, Mich, High 11. 1'UII.BHOOK, M. l).,HomeopathIst, Offlco 155 Court stieet: Heildmice :U7 gh street. General Dractlro. Hut'clnl attoutlon given to diseases of Women aud children. Sll. AIINTA 8. A. DAVIS. OUlca hours, It u. in. to 11 n. m.; '2 p. m. to 8 p. m, or night calls promptly attended to. Special ntleutlon given to dlAortsns of wom en nnd children, ulllcoln New Uankillk., 305 Commerelal street. Itcsldeuce f.unc. DB. T. C. Halcn tlons of overj" description, muub a spuciuiLy, SMITH. Dentist. U2 State street. Halcm, Or. Finished denial opera- ralnle-is opera- Tho sky was gray, nnd the grass was green. When tho Uonnlo 1'rlnco In our glen was seen, Tho grans was green, and tho sky was gray. Whon on hli horse he rode away; When he rotlo away with a score and ten Who were blltho to go with Charlie' Men. Oh, loath was 1 from my love to part Ilanthb tho tall with tho steadfast heart Hut the l'rlnce kissed lightly my cheek and brow, And "Iieuil mo," ho said, "your sweetheart now. And when we return victorious, then Vou shall wed tho bravest of Charllo's Men." 1 watched them springing down the brao, For they took the short and the dangerous way; I saw their spears gleam far and bright Till the ttr trees hid them from my sight. Till faint aud small as the chirp of a wren Were the pipes that played for Charlie's Men. Tho sky was blue, green was tho grass. When joyful word came up tho pass; The grass was green, tho Bky was bine. And dark browed Malcolm's dream was truol Although the foo for ouo were too Tho fight was won by Charlie's Mcnl Dnt other talcs we had to mark As grass grew gray, and skies wero dark. And the strath was filled with tear and sigh For sires and sons who had marched to die; And Hamlfh, my own, the pride of tho glen. Lay dead on the Held with Charlie's Men. 1 might bo blind, for I never teo Dut spearheads gllntlu bonutllle; I might be deaf, for I only hear Tho pibroch ringing shrill and clean And by moor and meadow, on brao and ben. My thoughts aro thoughts of Charllo's Men. Nlmmo Christie In Longman's Magazine TTJ D. l'UOIl, Architect, Plans, Si eel- yV . licatlonB and superintendence lor all classes of buildinzs. Ulllco 280 Corn- uicrciai at., up sinirs, CA. IIUUKRT, Architect, room41!4, Mar , quam building, Foitlaud, Oregon. UUSINKsS UAItDS. hie i OEYE AMILLS, Proprietors the Porco lain ll.ltH nr(iiWhni'lnrUnilni-n Unn he onlv Porcelain Bath Tulis in the ettv. 1W9 Commercial street, Sulem, Oregon. 411. SMITH & CO., Contractors, Bewer . Ing, Cement Birtewalks, Kxcavatlng, : All work promptly dono, Salem, Or. Leave orders with Dugan llros. 4;l&-lin P J. LAUKKN & CO,, manufacture of all L . kinds of vehicles. Repairing a special ty. Shop 45 State street. CAKPET-LAYING. I muko n specialty oi uaipetHiewing aud laying; carpets taken up and retaid with great care. Shade and curtain pole hanging. Leave orders Willi J. Xi. Luna, Buren Hon or Whlto Coiner. J. O.LUJIHMAM. Sig ns i Above trains stop only at lollowlng Bin tlons north of ltobchurg, K.'int, Portland Orgon City, Woodbuni, Salem, Albany Tangent, Shcdds, IlaUey. Harrlsbur; Junction City, Irving andKugeue. H03KI1UKQ JIAI.L JJAIJ.Y, &:SO a. m. 11:17 u. m 5:50 p. m. Lv. Lv. Ar. Portland Salem Itosehurg Ar. Lv. Lv. 4:j0 ). m. 1:40 p. m. 7:00 a. m Albany Local, Dally Except Sunday, b T. BURROWS AHRIES a full line of Staple and fancy urocenes, fresu vegeiaoiesuna iiei rlc In Benson, Butter and Kggs al ways on hand. 226 Oom'l St. 6.00 p. m. 7:5a p. my 9-00 p.m. Lv. Lv: Ar. Portland sal em Albany Ar. Lv. Lv, 10: JO u.m 7:3tf a. m ti:M a. iu. 214 & 21G Commercial St., Sulem. Garden Hose and Lawu Sprinklers. complete line of Stoves and Tinware, Tin rooting aud plumbing a BReoialty. .Estimates for Tluuiug and Plumbing luirnished. OUND The place to get a Saddle horse, Livery riy-, Express, Dray or Truck, Wood, Hay, -Mill feed or good well rotted Manure, load of Dirt or Gravel. Call on Ryan & Co., back ot (Willamette hotel. Prompt and careful work is our motto. RYAN & CO. DRAYS AND TRUCKS always ready for orders. Soil and deliver wood, bay, coal and lumber. Of- ilea state tit., onnosttetta- "V- . . flem Iron works. Drays and trucks may be found throughout tlio ilav at the corner of State and Commercial strefw. alem Truck & Dray Co. PULLMAN BUFFET SLEEPERS. Second Class Sleeping Cars- Kor accommodation ot passengers holding second class tickets altachod to express trains. Yest Side Division, Between Portland and Cervallis: DAILY (EXCEJT SUNDAY). 1M a. in. 12:10 p. m. "EvT Ar. ToHIaucT Corvallis ArTTolTO'pT Ja. 1&5S At Albany and CorvallU connect wltL trains of Oregon 1'acUIc lUxllroad. KXI'HrSS'niAIW (lAII.YgJlCKITbUKl.'A-y 4:40 1. u. 7.-2.1 p. ro. "ET l'ortluud Ar. Ar.llcJtiunvllleLv. Suh. II. 5:45 a. m IB. F. DRAKE, Proprietor. SALEiVL Isa.l,h;m, - Manufactures HTEAM ENQINrS, T. G. PERKINS) General Superintendent! IRON WORKS, . OREGON. Mill Outfits, Water Wheel Governor, rrult dllngs Drylnir OuMU, Traction Knt'ines, CnstlnK.etc. Farm niuchlnery mado ud rcpn,',"-1'' i lienerai uirenu ana manuiaciureis oi me ouieurttivu nnuiawum ..,,. I Purifier aud Heels. General airenU and manufacturers of the celebrated WahWtrom i'.item an Farm machinery mtufc anu reimirea, C. N. CHl'RCHILL T S. BURROUGHS. CHURCniLIi & BURROUGHS, ! Tinners, Plumbsrs, Gas and Steam Fitters; SHEET METAL WORKERS. Agents fir the celebrated ecanomio fo'ce aud lift Tump. 100 Cuemeketa Btreet. Through Tickets To aU points EAST and SOUTH For tickets and lull information regard ing rates maps, etc., apply to thr Compa ny's au'ent Haltm, Oregon. SLV. JtOGKIlft. AcHt. U, K. it'rt I'Rhi. Alf't li. KdKH).llt ' .Mi.nat-er Those Afflicted With thehablt;ol using to excess, LIQUOR, OPIUM OR TOBACCO Can obtalnfa COMPLETE, PERMANENT CURE AT THK KEBLEY INSTITUTE Forest Grove, Or., Call write. Htrlctl? confldeiitlal Say ! You need one ot some kind. If so, why not have It. Gold, Plain, Script or Canvas Now Is the time to frave nionev bv giving your order to J. J. MUTTON, House, Sign Painter, Decorator and Paper Hanger, 382 Church St. Or leave orders with Sroat & Gilo, State street, White's No. 60, SALEM'S FJNE8T TRUCK, THE YA0UINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Oregon Ueanmlilpllue. Oevelopmout v I r t. tmt' an I luu u 1 . m t IIUD. M utiiva BMUI IV1 tftofttirnethnn by nuy other iouU Vn "ST NUi wmmm mmmmmmm Sash and Door Factory Front? Street, Salem, Oregon. The best class of work in our lino at prices to compete wih the lowest. Only the best material used comnany'r ., . . .-. - iy miiea miorwr, m noun c.aKH through paitteneer aud Irelht llnr I nun i'ortland and all olutH Iu the WD lametto vallevito and from Kai. KraiiclHrr TIME SCHEDULE. (Kxcei.tbuuaay). SA-avB Aloany ........ l:tt) f it l.envt; CorvallU ........ 1:1 J 21 Arrivu Yaqulna . S&H'il Iave Yaqulna. ...... e:CJAil Uve Corvallis 10:S5AH Arrive Albany ....... 11:10 A y . a C. train counert at Albany no . rvallic, .liraii'veiniiu connect at YAfK'IK.t Mta tti Orjou J)ovelopneut Vnn Uo MUMriiOiliMpiirMiii YaouliiH ;n I Ha 1 I iSCSatO. N. U. FasMuecrg Irom Portland and oU A Ulimcttc Valley polnti can make cIom oonuiotlon with the trulnt of the i AUUINA KOUTEatAlban orCorvallU kiid u doitlncd to Has i'mctlsoo, ihould arrauifo to arrive at Yaqulna tho evenlcj; ifforj" date of tailing. rti2ir t tttiiki oin Aiwtri 111 it. ortnlormat Ion apply to Meun Now ready for business, specialty. Careful work a J. K. WHITE. Vf From Terminal or Interior Points the Capital City Itdanaiit Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r. Warm Meah at All Hours ol the Day None but white labor employed In thli establishment. A good substantial meal o.-kedln fln.t tlasH style Tweuty-Qve cents Ver meal, RED FRONT, Court strent,; between Opera .UoufO and Mtnto'a Liver lil30HA41 Mi JAPANESE k SL Swxv . CiURB Holes Mado by UghtnlnK. Tboro is an old Hibernicism about making a holo and trying to crawl in and draw it in aftor you. A bolo is a hard thing to put into a collec tion of minerals, but there are a fow holes in cortain cabinets that aro among tho most prized of their con tents. It must bo added, howover. that they have enough surrounding material to prove that they am holos. They aro called fulgurites, nnd thoy aro mado by liRhtninfr. A thunderbolt striking into a sand heap or sandy soil is somotimes hot enough to vitrify, or turn into glass, tho silicious matter that it pene trates, 30 that you havo a glass tube just as big around as a lightning Oash. Tho largest of thoso tubes known is about throo feet in diameter, but commonly they aro less than an inch in thickness. Thoy havo boon known to ponotrato sand for a distance of thirty feet. Though lightning occa sionally ponotrates rock it never goes into it for moro than an inch or two, and moro often vitrifies its surface without striking in. A good many fulgurites havo been found in Mexi co, but the largest and most remark ablo are found on tho mountain called Littlo Ararat, in Armenia, for which tho lightning seems to have a particular affection. Minerals. Wear Proper Eyeslaaios. The philosophy of wearing classes to improve our vision is that the eyo is an optical instrument which, when perfect, is adapted for seeing both far and near objects without any con scious effort. But tho number of perfect eyes is small compared with those that aro imperfect Most eyes aro either too long or too short, so that tho rays of light aro not focused distinctly upon tho retina without an effort of tho muscles of accommodation to do so, and that effort causes strain. An eye that is too Bliort is called hypermetropic, or farsighted. Ono that is too long is called myopic, or nearsighted. It is by tho means of glasses that these defects aro collect ed and objects broucht to a focus upon tho retina without tho strain which othorwiso takes place. Peoplo frequently havo no con- cious defect in vision. Thoy seo all light. Still thoy havo burning of tho eyes, and sometimes sties or inflamed lids, caused by tho uncon scious effort to accommodate their vision for near or far objects. Many headaches aro also caused by defective vision. Thoso cases can all bo cured by woaring tho proper glasses. M. L. Lines in Jenness Mil ler Illustrated. Pay the Price of Royal for Royal only; Royal Baking Powder is shown by actual chemical tests absolutely pure and 27 per cent' greater in strength than any otherjbrand. . , Many grocery stores have recently been stocked with second-class brands of6aking ; powder, which are urged upon consumers at the price of the high-cost, first-class Royal. ' These powders cost from 8 to 30 cents a . pound less than the Royal, besides being of 27. per cent, less strength. If they are forced upon you, see that you are charged a correspondingly lower price for them. ,', ; THOUGHT GHE HAD A BARGAIN. Ul'LMAN A Co., misfit and Tlcktl Ai-ni if) and va r root ., 1'ortlund, Or, C.O. HOOUJS Ao't OwjU Krt. & Fass. Agt.. Oregon rdflcIL 11. Co.. CorvallU, Or O H. HABW KUj, Jr. Gen'J Ifrt; a PlM, Act. Oreuua IYtiopaaeal Co., m afeatoww7 mi Is the line to take To all Points East and South, It Is thndlnlng car route. Jtruns through Tutillbule trains every day In the year to ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (So change of cars.) Composed of dlnlugcars unsurpassed, lullman drawlui; room kIocixth Ol latest t-qnicment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Ilevl that can be oonMructedaod Iu which acoommodailsnH aie both Irtd and iur nUhed for boldr of tint nnd kcoond-chui llcl;et,und EL EGA JIT .DAY COACTIEB. Anew and Complete Treatment, consUt Ing ofHuppoiiltorleii, ointment In capsules, also a box aud pllU; a jkwIIUo cure for ex terna), Internal, blind or blo-edlmr. ilchluif, chronic, recent or hereditary lvilu, and many other disease and lumnle wpjiIi. neshes; it Is alU'uy a trrcal benellt to tho ecnorol health. The llrM dlccovery ol a uiroicai cure renaerins an operation with the knire uniu'cfiry herealter. This remedy haa never been known tn full. i per box.Ofor 80; BeiU by mall. Why s.iffer from IhU tcrrlblo dlneuxo when a. wrltiHn tfiiarantoo Is given Willi boxen, to refund the money It not cured Hend stamp for free ttaraple. (3uaranteluued by WooiiAKn, CiiAKKK fc Co., wholesale and retail drug. gUU, solo ugeutK, i'ortland, Or. 6 2-ly-dw A contliium Hut, attordln' yervlce, fuUmEU sl cured in udvt tho roan, 1Kb til k ft U) and from all minui in America, KhKlbud and Kurope can be oC erne:tl'is lth nil f(vft r.( uninterrupted '" Mors can bene- any ueent ol ThrouKU tltket pnrchadatny ticket ohic oi this com- nsnv. Kull Information eoncernine rates, time ofualnk.routosandotlirrdetallsfurulibrtS on application to any arent or A. P. (JMAKLTON, Axthtaitt Ouneral Vuenger Agent, So, iA Vint trtt, or. Washington; Port- uuiu.iifwim WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. WF1TAL STOCK, all Subscribed, $200,000 Transact ii general banking- business In all IU branches. OKO. WI1.IJA.MH l'resldent Wm.KN ni.ANii , yi. I'reslden UVUU Mt'W Ail V Cashier. DIKKCTOIlfl: Geo, Wllllnms.Wm. Kng. laudJJr. J. A. Itlchardsf, J, W. Hodsou, J, A l.ikpr. Hank in new Exchange blok nn Com merelal street, s:i3-tr Nollcfi of Final Account. To all whom It may concern; VTOTICIS Is hereby given that the under JL slgutd administrator of the estate of '.arT."-,.,,ulUmi dtceased, has this day (lied his final account as such administra tor, wiiii me cicrs: or the county court for I'uper In many Trades. Tho U60 of paper na a choap ma torinl for curtfiinH, wall panor and other liotiso decorations has aided to mako tlio homes of tho peoplo moro attractive. Tlio usorul arts aro begin ning to depend largely upon tho pa per innkcr. Thus tho preKent speed and safety of railway travel owes much to tho invention of tho paper car wheel, which combines strength and olactinity to a higher degree than any other material go far avail able Tho building trades also uso paper oxtonsivoly, whilo commerco is facilitated by its uso for wrappings and packages. Engineering Maga zine. A Deadly Spirit. Featherstono Do you boliovo In ghosts? Travors Well, for yoars 1 have boon living in a haunted houao. Featherstono You don't toll mo I Who is it haunted by? TraYorB Uy my tailor. Ex change. A Keinurkabls lectio. At tho castlo of Simouotta, Italy, there is an anglo in tho building which ro-ochoca a pistol shot sixty ono timos. Tlio echoed reports from twouty-ono to thirty-throo aro always louder than tho roport of tho shot it self. St. Louis Republic. A Lady from tho Rural Districts Meets with Disappointment. It was noonday and lower Wash ington street was crowded with tho usual throng of hurrying pedostrians. At tho cornor of Milk street a young man with a satchel slung nt his eido was trying with some degree of suc cess to attract tho attention of thoso who passed. In one hand ho held a pair of pantaloons with the heaviest part down, and as ho swung them slowly back and forth ho called out at varying intervals! "Hero thoy are, now, only ton cents a pair; thoy remove wrinkles and prevent baggy lcnees. Ten cents is all thoy aro." Those and kindred l-ouytrks ho varied from timo to timo by asking loudly, "Who's tho noxt ono to take a pair; only ton cents a pair?" Presontly thoro appeared on tho scono a woman, somewhat past tho primo of life, and evidently from tho rural districts, on a shopping ex pedition. She stopped and looked at tho young man, fixing her eyes on tho suspondod garment with a nat ural curiosity. Just then tho pre vious statements of tho young man wore renewed with fresh emphasis t "They're only ten cents a dime I That's all they aro, gents; only ten cents a pair 1" Ho didn't notice the woman, and whilo ho was looking the other way she took advantage of her opportu nity to oxamino tho toxturo of tho cloth in tho pantaloons. Sho felt of its thickness, adjusted her spectacles to oxamino tho Btitching and tho color and seemed porfectly satisfied. TU tako 'em," sho said. Tho young man, not quite catch ing tho remark, turned around, nnd seeing tho woman standing thoro, pockotbook in hand, ho opened his satchel and handed her a pair of tho curved wiro dovicea that ho was try ing to soil. Tho woman looked at him in astonishment As Bho bont ovor with her oyes closo to tho trousers for sho was vorv near sighted tho young man understood hor mistake, and, half to her and half to tho crowd, ho announced in tho same tono that ho had usod bo foro: "I'm not selling pants, but tho latest improved pants stretchers; only ton cents a pair; that's all thoy aro; ono dimo. ton contel" and tho woman, porploxod and disappointed, moved away and was borno along in tho surging crowd. Boston Journal SALEM MARKETS. Wheat CCo per bushel. Oats 3840o per bushel. ( ' . Potatoes 25c por bushel. Flour-54.20 perbbl. " ' Bran (Sacked) fl0.50.per ton k Shorts (Sacked) $21.25 per'ton."-, Eggs 18o per dozen. " ' Chlokens Boosters 7o per lb.; hens, 1012o por lb.; broilers and fryers, 16o per lb. Turkeys 10121o per lb. ' '", . Duoks 1215o per lb.i . ' Qeeso 7o per lb. Lard 75c 51 per pall. V r Butter 2580a per pound. - Beef 712Jo dressed, 2Jo on foot Veal Go, dressed. T Pork OJc dressed; 5Jo on foot. , Wool 1520o per lb. They Never Took Mustard. An Englishman, fond of roaming about tho world, says that ho was oncoon a largo steamor whoro ho had for his follow passengers mnny Brazilians and Portugucso. It was tho first timo that ho had encountered individuals of either na tion, and ho was curious. "What sort of peoplo do you find thorn?" ho asked tho captain ono day as thoy paced tho quarter dock togotnor. "Well, sir," ho answerod, "thoy'ro a queer lot, and that's tho truth of ttr "How BO?" "For ono thing," said tho captain, "thoy all of them, man, woman and child, squoozo their foot into boots that it gives a man tho cramp to look at." "And what besides?" Tho captain turned short upon tho speaker, as if tho second develop ment of nationality was really al most beyond his patience "Whon thoy eat roast boof, sir, thoy won't tako a bit of mustard with it. Now, that's a factl" Lon don Tit-Bits. Dcsorying Praise. '" Wo desire to say to our citizens, that for years we have been selling Dr. King's Now Discovery for Con-i sumption, Dr. King's New Life Pills, Bu'oklen's Arnica Salve and Electric Bitters, and have never handled remedies that sell as well,', or that havo given such universal satisfaction. We do not hcsltte,to guarantee them every time,-. ndw stand ready to refund the purebia price, If satisfactory results do" toot, follow their uso. These remedtai have won their great popularity-; purely on their merits, DanUJ. Fry, druggist. 223 Com'l St. A, Tlio Old Timers Aro Not U It. f While at our other store at Big Is land, Va.,la(-t April.I was taken with a very sovore attack of dlarrhooa. X never had it worse in my life. I trtod several old-time remedies, suoh'aa Blackberry Wino, Paregoric and Laudanum without getting any tt? lief. My attention was then called to Chamberlain's Collo, Cholera and Dlarrhooa Remedy by Mr, E. O.Tln sloy who had been handling it there, and in less than five minutes after taking a small dose I was entirely relloved. O. G. Burford, Harrtau Creek,Amherst Co., Va, For, sale' by JJaskott & van Slype Druggists. 3x X Dissolution. The firm of Sprasue & Allen dissolved, Q. D. Spraguo having pur chased tho entire business. AU bill will be payablo to him. Q.D, Spbaour. F. T. Amm;- Iu the Wrong CUss. Many doga ranked as Al by tholr - vw rwa m, jt ssu uuuu s, uiui s. iur . Marion c--unty,orfon, and the judge of own era aro really only KO. Boston said cjprt has nxed me JUth day of August fJlobo "". "tiuKii i, jr. uimu omimy court SHAW DOWNING, AgenU. Jnly , lm. room ) IllHUilirl houmor salil muni v. nn U'ti till)!) Mild lltlUtt for t'lH liiMrlnir ,if iiv olij.c'l.jiis which there may bolo mid ac count and for the settlement thereof. J. It rOltllKrfT, Administrator, 7-Sl4t Kverybody knows what It Is, aud .that Is the reason they go to Hel- lenbrand's for that pure Ice cream soda, Ouclcoo Superstitions. It was a popular suporstition In Norfolk that whatever you aro doing tlio first timo you hear tho cuckoo, that you will do most frequently all tho year, Anothor is that an un married person wiU roinain singlo as many years as tho cuckoo, whon first heard, utters its call. London Queon. Ill Autograph. The teacher was trying to teach Donas tho alnhabot Bho pointed to jtho letter X, ' 'What's that letter I" I Jonas (bashfully) -Guess don' know, raarm. I Teacher Oh. ves. Thii& a minute. Jonas (brightening) Yee, marin. pat's daddy's name. Drake's Msgv To tub Ladies. "Viavl" stands alone, tho greatest medical discovery1 of the nineteenth century. (From an M. D., In the Ladles' Health Journal, Newark, Ohio.) You are cordially invited to call and Invests gate for yourselves. Olllce over "4 and 0 cent storo, Cottlo-Parkbunt block, Commercial street, Salem, Oregon. lua Shoriins Snlo. NUTIUK Is hereby Ktven that by virtue' of an execution itulyj&medoutof Mm oouuty court of the state of Oregon, tor the county of .Marlon, and to tna fllrtinlod on the 1st day of July, mi, upon a Judg ment duly rendered, entered of record asM doeketod In and by wild court on tna TUs day ol May, W2 lu u certain suit then la said court pendluir, wherein h. and H. Hlrkoh were plalntlllsand Charles Vnuaaa was defendant, Iu favor, of plaintiff il against defeudant, by which exooutton I, am commanded that out of the personal property of said defendant or If luflleisjsrt cannot bo fouuil, then out ot tho real prop erty of said defendant to eatlsty the sunt of One Hundred and Forty Two iKMOD toi Isrs with Interest thereon at tho rale of 18 per cent, per annum, from the Sth da at August. 1BHJ, aud the sum oflUW-UM SM lars and Interest thereon at the im MS per cent, per annum from August , UM,' iw uouara , of mm, and the further biiqi of Id costs aud costs und expenses nave levied upon uua will on Saturday, ths 13th day of Augutt, A. D.i(M2, at tho hour of a o'olock p. in. of said day al the west door of the county court Immuw in Halcm, Marlon oouuty, Oregon. sU to ttte highest bidder for cush In liana ou Um uy of sale, all the right, title, Interest aasl late whlcUBaldiieffndaut,UluWVsuh, had on or after the 7lh day of Mav. UmTU uuu ui iiie louowmg uwwuiwi real 9 erty.u-wlt: tkigiuulug at the nortsv corueroi ma noutueasi )uaruir 01 li f.i, wo., iv. j wesi, lueuoe east wt inuuee Boutu n rons; inenoa west t'lonte north 11 rods to the ulaea ulug, containing 6 aorea juoroor leai also all of the donation land claim of Jamlu Vaughn and Elisabeth Vauaaa r. h,k,i wast, save ana exoeui 1 lowing desorlbtxt prwiulses, to-ylii nlng at the southwest euruar of Use easi quarter 01 immhiob 4, i.. ., js. or Willamette Meridian; usoea 1 ehalns; theuoa west 3,1V cbaltsi northeast coruar of Juaaa lXxski 4 land alaln: taaaee aioi of sal4Coak's doaawon ineuee east i.w owu glHBtBs', eenlalaliur H IUtsuatMnlsM.ua J kharlS-aMrrhM uu a m &r...,.unu .u a. f nsHHHii', KM J Tr.a33; IWW MM paa w nn -a OooaU. "-- Vtipiil rMMPu '