Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, August 02, 1892, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHZ ouncin SLAUGHTERED at T. HOLVERSON'S HIE CAPITAL JOURNAL. TUESDAY, AUGUSTS, 1892. GILBERT k PATTERSON, Dealers in Groceries, Crockery, Glassware, Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Brushes, Windowglass, Etc. Sole Agents for Epicure Tea and Big Ian Baking Powder. (1EO. D. GOODHUE. K. CA1IILL, BUILDING MATERIAL. Lime, ceineut, plaster, bnir, flro and buiiaing uriou, ure ciay, sanii, gravel, blaokamltb and house coal, wood, all kinds, wholesale and re tail. Olllce 05 State street. Goodhue & Cahill. AsToniA & Eastern It. It. News of the most encouraging nat ure comes lu from the vicinity of the great tunnel on the route of the Astoria & Eastern railway. A gen tleman who came In from that point states that about 700 men are bunch ed on the last three miles of the road this side of the tunnel, and that but a short time will elapse be fore that portion of the road will be finished. All who have iupected the completed portions of the road eav that the work is as cood, if not better, than anything else, of the kind in the country, aud that no expense is being spared In that con struction. Where the route lies along that selected by William Iteid for the Astoria & South Coast many changes have been made and where Iteid intended puttiug in trestle work in crossing gulches JJr. Grofs is filling in by cutting immense quantities of rock, thereby making the roadbed one of the best ever built. It is expected that as soon ns the first consignment of rails ar rive here, cars will bo runnlDg from the seaside to the tunnel within a couple of weeks at farthest, as the Messrs. Corey Bros, aro confident that thev will lav threo miles of steel daily. It is even possible that the connection will be made be tween the tunnel and this city be fore the expiration of the present year, aud that tho citizens may have the pleasure of riding out be hind thoirou horse and viewing the picturesque scenery of tho Nehalem country, and inspecting its magnifi cent timber. Astorian. Better Service Wanted. The Board of railroad commissioners in Keasion in this city yesterday passed the following resolutien: "Whereas, This board lias been in formed and has personal knowledge of the fact that the Union Pacifio company carries only a conductor und one brakeman on the passenger trains over its mountain divisions between Portland and Huntington; Therefore bo it resolved that said company bo informed that it is the sense of this board that such service is not sufficient to adequately protect the traveling public against liability for accidents which might result from such service; also that it be re quested to put on two brakeraeu be tween Portland and Huntington on all of its passenger trains." All in It. If your baby is not In a cab it ought to be. That's the place for a well-regulated child es pecially when you can got the cab at such a bargain as Geo. F. Smith is offering." He also has In a flue new stock of raouldlugs and easels that aro surprising everybody by their low price. Incorporations. A. L, Mills,C. H. Lewis, Henry Failing and C. A. Dolph filed articles of incorporation, yesterday,withthe secretary of state, of the Portlaml Gas Co., fixing the amount of capital at $1,000,000, Insane. Mrs. Anna Smart, aged 11 years, was today, committed to the asylum from Multnomah county, She constantly Imagines that wild animals are about her, and ber con dition Is the result of la grippe. ANOTHER M BEDROOM Three pieces, and GermanVPJato BUREN & a b b b a x gs and White bo 301 Commercial Street. A GHASTLY FIND. Mechanics Find a Skeleton Under tho State House Gallery. This forenoou as Contractor South wick aud his crew of workmen were engaged at tearing out tho old gallery of representatives hall in the State House, ft most ghastly sight mot their gaze. After Al. Mize had torn up a good strip of the floor he thought he would see what was under there anyway, ho was shocked at finding a complete skeleton, with nearly all the flesh decayed from it. He called up the boys, aud a hasty consultation was bad. Some decided that it was the remains of a mem ber of the territorial legid Ijiture, while others thought It might be a victim of the heavy de bates had by the last house. A full inquest will be appointed later. Up to the present time however, it is believed by all who have seen it, to be the mortal coil of some frieudly liouse-cat. Thomas maintains" lus dignity, but his life is a sealed book- Shot by a SMunaLEii. Satur day evening as tho Salem comedy opera company was holding a re hearsal in Wade's hall a rathei serious affray took place. The com pany Is made up of North Salen youths, and at present their dramat ic e flbrts are centered upon "Beacon Lights," which they hope some day to present in public. On the occasion referred to Tom Aiken, the detective, was fired upon aud pierced in tho left temple aud hair by a 32-calibre blank cartridge, The shot was filed by a Mexicau smug gler, in one of his most intense moods.but the detective will recover. Dr Brooks dressed his wounds aud he is now suffering but little. m On His Trail. Sunt. Downinc, Jos. Cavanaugh aud Hugh Thomp son have been out stuce yesterday after Webster the escaped convict. They traced him to Lebanon this moruiuir. and there lost his trail, but will no doubt capture him before another day. Circuit Couht Yesterday in the circuit court testimony was taken in the case of Williams & England vs. Mis. A. E. Eldreldgeetal., which is an action to recover land. No Water. The big mill race from tho Santinm is still drv, the water being shut out for repairs. It will probably be dry the balance of this week, as there is still consider able work to be done on the head- gates. Stevenson's Wame. Ever since Adlal E.Stoveuson was nominated for the vicc-presidcucy thero has been no end of discussion as to how he pronounced his first name. Theroforo it was explained to Mr. Stevenson that alamo number of peoplo would like to get his own pro uounciation of his first name. Mr. Stevenson smiled anil said: "It is Adiee. The accent is on the first syllable.and the other letters aro not accented. As we u&o it the last three letters sound like 'lee.' " Notice. I will close my store during the month of August atO o'clook p. m. Geo. F.Smith. Hats. Hats. Hais. A full line of sailors in nil colors aud styles of straw, just received at Mrs. D. L. Fiestei's opposito opera house. New Arrival. At the New York Racket, 333 Commercial street. Give them a call. o For Sale. A first-class giant feed mill, nearly new, at a sacrifice. J. E. Eastham. 7-29-6t-d Ladles' fine kid gloves, summer gloves aud silk mitts. Capital Ad venture Co. Don't be a claui,trade at Jaekson's State street. Express wagons. Win. Sargent. Choice lot of dried venison at Davison and White's market. $13.00 FOR STREET IMPROVEMENT. Bids Received by the Street Com-mittoo-The Work Will Go, As advertised in the Journal, the street committee opened bids for Btreot Improvement last night. The same will be considered by the council touigbt, and are given be low. The bids were as follews: C. I). RYNBAIISON fc CO. Crushed rock, $18.000;gutter,$3000; curb, $3000; embaukment. $150.75; excavating, $3500. Total, $27,050.75. This total does not Include catch basins and connecting pipe. ARCHIE MASON. Total, $31,841.22, which Includes grading, macadamizing, cutbiug, gutteiingaud making catch-basins and connections. Total. $10,911.51, for clean river gravel six inches deep and ono inch fine sand, rolled until thoroughly nacked:eleveo catch-basins the same as those now in use on Marion street with iron covers; all sewer connect ions with six-inch terra cotta pipe; concrete gutters and curlw. Total, $15,542 22, fur three inches of gravel instead of six. IIAYNE, RUCK it CO., OP ALBANY. Brokea rock, $33,030.78. Gravel, $20,207.28. Catch-basins, when connected with alley sewers, $33; with main sewers, $43. Street 'pressings per lineal foot $1.25 for 01) inch walk,75c for 35 inch walk, $1.75 for alley crossings 90 inches wide. Broken rock, $22,909 20. Gravel, $20,503.20. The catch-basins, curb, and cross lugs are the same as In bid above. This bid is on their own specifica tions and calls for eight inches of rmvol or hroken roek. Instead of twelve inches as lu tu specifications prepared by City Engineer Culver. GEO. D. OOODIIUE. Total, gravel without warranty, with cobble stone gutters, $14,431.59. Gravel without warrauty, cement cutters. $14,481.59. Gravel with cobble stone gutters aud warranty. $23,175,29. Gravel with warranty and cement gutters, $23,175.29 Bitumen, 24J cents per square foot.cemeut curbs 40 cents per square foot, catch-basins $30 each; same connected with alley sewers $275. Macadam, $35,023.89; REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. From Jan. I to date $9S5,212.00 august 1. Mrs. Anna Donovan to Theodore Nelf: 3 acres Marion couuty $700. Same to Mrs: N. M. Epiey; part blk 39 McClane's ad to North Sa lem $275. Theo. Nolf aud wife to same; part same $275. L. F. Conn to W. B. Mett: It 8 blk 2s Salem $2800. Tho Testimonials. Published ill behalf of Hood's Sarsa- parilla are not extravagant, aro not "wrltteu up," nor are they from its employes. They are facts, and prove that Hood's Sarsaparilla poss esbes absolute merit and Is worthy the fuHcouildence of thepeop'e. Hood's Pills are purely vegetable, perfectly harmless, effective, but do not cause pain or gripe. Be sure to get Hood's. Men's flue clothing, underwear and hats. Capital Adventure Co, Standard patterns, the newest, at the Palace. Don't 1)0 a clam.trade at Jackson's 90 State street. Popular prices at Jacksou's. Don't be a clum.trado at Jnokson'e 90 State street. For a choice meal In a cool dining room always go to Hellenbraud's An elegant line of crockery, table sets, and chamber sets, given away with tlmt superior baking powder, at Clark & Eppley'e. mantMJB t g iDQgPWn,ta,,lM,,T" SNAP. SET SON. LOCAL AM) PERSONAL. Let cur streets lio improved, iiiid that nt once. Salem should huvo well drained nnd graded streets forthwith. F. U. Potts, the cigar man, has gone to Eugene to open business. The "Bouquet City" should not despair, she may yet have a "gold cure" institute. Prof. H. L Talklngtou, or Pendle ton, is here visiting his wife, who Is III ut the homo of her father.Itev. F. H. G wynne. Col. Tom. Walt has only just dis covered what a "safety" bicycle is. But then, his Democracy is probably responsible for that. A. D. Palmer had his foot badly "hurt yesterday while nt work about the state house. Ho will be laid up lor several days. "Rd. F. Barnes, of tho New York Racket store, accompanied by his sister May, and the Misses victor, Fetterhoir and Simpson, left early this morning for the classic waters of Slab creek, where they will have a season of camping. For curative effects, one bottle of Ayer's Sarsaparilla is worth three of any other name. Manager O. E. McCoy, of tho Knapp-Burrell house, returned from Tho Dalles today. Mrs. Dr. E. B. Philbrook and "the boy" left this morning for Me hama, where they will take a short vacation. Mrs. Wm. Anderson and daugh ter, Mrs. Arthur Glover, left today for a short visit at Mehama. Hon. Geo. E. Chamberlain went to Albany this morning. Judge James Walton camo over to day fromNewport.whero he has Ink ing a short vacation. The II uli t-ffn cored gentry that usually precedes the circus nrosnid to be in the city. Miss A.A.Holt.of Eugene.is in the city, the guest of Judge R. S. Bean and family. Ex-Warden M.J.MoKinnon was a visitor in the capital city today. A. W. Scott leturned today from u visit to Corvallis. W.M.Wirt was a passenger today to Woodburn. Dr. W.D.Jeffries is reported quite low from hemorrhage of the bowels. He Is at the home of Maj. Walker, at Spring Valley in Polk county. Ayer's Ague Cure is a vegefable product, and is a uever failing remedy for all malarial diseases. Warranted. John Robinson's Exposition. Tho memorable expression of the Queen of Shebaon viewing the pomp and glories of KingSolomon's court, can with verity be used in speaking of tho trauscendeut splendors of tho gorgeous biblical spectacle, Solomon, his Temple, and the Queen of Sheba which the management of Robin son's show produce tills year on a scale of unexampled magnitude and splendor. No spectacle over pre sented to the public can vio with it in rich sceneographlc eflect; in faithful and characteristic portrait ures of tho people, manners aud customs during tho reign of Israel's wisest king; in pomp, in pageantry and in parade; in sacred sacrificial offerings; in lovely women; in en chanting ballets; In fiercely contest ed and exciting chariot races, and in the luxurious opulenceof itscostum lug aud appointments., Taken from the grandest scenes of tho patri archal era It cannot only Interest the biblical scholar, but tho moral, the cultured and the refined, seeking rfter intellectual aud mlud-improv-iug entertainment, will find in this an exhibition well worthy thoir at tention. Let it bo understood, however, that this desirable aug mentation is but one of tho multi tude of attractions to which tho Robinsou show Invites the patron age of the public. Their circus has long been characterized as the most inviting in lis unexceptionable features and In the general excel lence and proficiency of its ring performances of any traveling, while their menagerie is largo and com prehensive, nnd Includes living specimens of the rarest beasts, birds, reptiles and amphibia. Their colossal Roman hippodrome Is lu itself a feature that has no duplication, and carries the spectator back to Imper ial Ciesar's days. In mentioning the enjoyment, surprises and de lights of this peerless exhibition it must not be forgotten to mention that for tho special delectation of juvenile patrons the ever delightful aud mirth-provoklug pautomlno of Humpty-Dumpty, his .Fortunes, Misfortunes and Mishaps, will find prominent place on tho programme. The show will exhibit at Salem on Wedutsday, August 3. The Witty Irishman, wheu told by a doctor that his liver was almost gone, said "Faith, It's glad I urn, It's altera bothered me!" The liver, more than any other organ, Is the Index of the body With a morbid liver the whole sys tem Is out of gear! Most powerful for restoration of this "cltldel of health," is Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Its action Is di rect, prompt, eflectuall Recom mended by euilueot phyuicaus, It has gained a universal reputation as the "Great Liver Regulator!" Cor rect the liver, and you euro many Mr! The "Golden Medical Dlscov try," Is warranted In all cusrd of liver diftcoM and blo.nt diborders to benefit or cure, or money promptly POM STIPATION Millets halt tho American peoplo yet thore In only ono preparation ol Ssrssparllta Hint sets on tho bowels ami reaclicn llila Import ant trouble, an J that li Joy'i Vcgctablo Bar laparllla. It relieves It in Si hours, aud an ocea'lonal doso prevents return Wo rctcr by permission to C. E. Klktngton, lift Locust Avenue, San Francisce: J. II. Brown, Tcta liima: II. S. Winn. Geary Court, Pan Fran cisco, and hundreds of others who havo mod It In constipation. Ouo letter Is a sample ol hundreds. Elklngton, writes: "I havo been (or years subject to bilious headaches aud constipation. Have bceu so bad for a year back havo bad to take a physio every other night or else I would havo a headache. A f tcr taking onobottloof J. V. B., I am In fplcndld shape. It has done wonderful things for mo." J i Vegetable Sarsapariila Most modern, met effective, largest bottle, saino price, ?1.00, six for J5.00. For sale by Dan'l J. Fry, 225 Com mercial street. Tho Money Was Gone. Panama (via Galveston), Aug. 2. Tho steamship San Jose, of the Pacific Mail steamship line, arrived here last night, having left San Francisco July 15 for Panama by wny of Acapulco. The vessel was at Acapulca on tho 22d. Tho passen gers weio not allowed to land, and there was considerable excitement on tho steamship when it wai learn ed that tho restriction wns owing to a reported large theft of mouey and jewelry. One of tho piisseugeis, it appears, entrusted several bags con taining money and gems amount ing altogether to S12,o00 to the purs er, who lins been 32 years in the service of the Pacific Mall Steam ship Company, and whose integrity is legarded ab above Mispiclon. The money and valuables were stolen on the voyage, but by whom Is a nj'F tery. The police came ou board and mado a search among both the pas sengers and crew, but without satis factory results as far as Is known. AUBURN ITEMS. Joshua Chase and family, Mr. Wands and family, Mr. Webb and family, all of Atiburu, have gone to the coast for a pleasant trip. J. W. Silsbce has just returned from Silverton wheio he has been attending tent meetings. A Loader. Since its first introduction, Elec tric Bitters has gained rapidly lu popular, favor, until now it is clear ly in the lead among pure medicin al tonics aud alteratives -containing nothing which permits its use as a beveraire or intoxicant, it is recog nized as the best and purest medicine for all ailments of Stomach, Liver or Kidneys. It will euro Sick Headache, Indigestion, Constipation aud diivo Malaria from the system. Satisfaction guaranteed with each bottle or the money will be refund ed. Prico only 50c. per bottle, Sold by Dan'l J. Fr's 225 Com'l st. Choice Chinook and plenty of poultry at the clean, cool market of DavisoH & White's, on Court Htreet. Old potatoes wanted at tho asy lum. 7-27-Ot-w-H Buy your outing shoes of Flem ing, 118 State. Room wanted, and must bo hud at Krausso Bro. shoo store for their immense stock for full, and there fore prices will Ijo reduced on neatly all lines, for thhty days. Everyrody Goi;s. Whore V Why, to Ilellenbrand's restaurant. See our new calf Blucher, at 1.00. It beats them all as good as arc sold for fO.OO elsewhere. Krauese Bro?. Time and space aro annihilated by the Lockwood messengers, who use tho best known bicycles. died. WILES. At 7.30 p.m.,July 30,1802, at his home in Stayton, lllram Wlles.ln his 71st year. Deceased was horn at Topahun, Vermont, in 1822. At the age of 21 ho forsook tho scenes of his boyhood days and took up hisnbode at North Elba.New York, Here he was mar ried to Mutilda Avery, August 1, 1811, and made that city their homo for twenty years. In 1804 they re moved to Oinro,VlBcoUHiti,nnd from thence toltussell.Kansas.iu 1872, and there resided until 1881, when they came to Oregon. Reaching Oregon they located In Stayton, nt which place they have since resided. De ceased passed away very suddenly, though his death was not entirely unexpected by tho family, knowing that he was affected with heart dis ease. He dropped while forking hay In the field aud was dead In u very (aw minutes. Ho leaves a wife and five children only one,Roy,of whom lives In this state. D-PRiCES- rfPiam Baking UJLPewder: Usd in Millions of Homes 40 Yars the SUadard REDUCTIONS GRAND! j NOW BEING MADE ON EVERYTHING IN OUR STORE, TO FORCE ROOM FOR THE IMMENSE FALL STOCK c NOW 1IEINO MADE UP 11Y US. COIN SAVED ON ', , EVERY PURCHASE. t WOOLEN MILL STORE, 205 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon. HOTEL- ARRIVALS. WILLAMLTTL'. C M Hordorson, May Hcrderson, New York. M Wulpln, Dubuque. J H Kimball, J Woods, W Navan & wf, Portland. P Jacobsou, L C Luce, S. F. John Green and wife, Portland. Tho best $3 00 ladles' shoes ever offered in Oregon, at tho Palace. Chenlle stand and table covers tho latest designs, at Tho Palace. Honest bargains at Jackson's. Linen dusters, for ladles, all sizes aud gr.ules, at the Palace. Ed. Jackson tho hatter. Rich and Juicy. Tho meats from Cross' cold storage rooms are always fresh and juicy, just such as satisfy the palate. In Wjiiti:. A small select ship ment of sailor hats in white, at Mrs. Felstei's today. Ladies cloth top shoes, patent tip button, $2.60, $2.75 and $3.00, nl Fleming's. 110S State streot. Fine ribbons and laces, R & G cor sets, all styles. Capital Adventure company. Ghkhn on Roasted. A fluo lln) of coflecs, Includldg tho best Mnahn and Java ever In tills market, at Clark & Eppley'a. Church Directory CiTaiiiKiinAUD l'HKsiiyTKUiAN. Salem, Oregon, Itov. J. K. lllalr, PnBtor. Bundoy hdiool every Hundny, 10 a. m. Preac-klng overy yuudny, 11 a. m. and 7:S0 p. m. Church tiniiEje on High Btisot, between Mnrlon und Union. Everybody welcome. llnnionis KrtscovAi.. Services on Pab Ijutli at H'sSO and 7;10. Sunday Hcbuol at 12;Eivoith Leagues at 8:16; Prayer meet ing every Tliurndny ovonlng. ltuv. C. L. Kellermun, pnstor. Evanomjcai.. Corner of Llber'.y and Center streets. Sunday services 10:30 a. m. and 7:!X) p. in., Sundny school 12 m., Y. P.ti. O. E, 0.30 p. m.; Prayer meeting Thursday, 7-30 p. in. J, Bowcrsox, paster, rcsldcuce 427 Liberty street. PnKsuvTKttiAN. Cliurcll street, between Chemcfceta and Center. Preaching morn ing and evening; Sabbath school at 12 m,; Y. P. S. C. K, ut 0:30 p. m.j prayer meeting Thursday at 7:"!0p. m. Itov. V. II. Qwynne, D, 1) pastor. St. Joski'H's Cathomo Cnuucit. Che- melcetu nnd Cottaec. Bundoy services: Low mass 7:30 a. m.; high mass 10:30; Sunday school 3 p. in.; vespers 7:30; week days, low mass 7 a. m. Ilev. J. S, White, pnstor, Cdnuueoationai. Cirner Center and LI berty Services Sunday at 10.30 a. in. and 7 p. in.; Sunday school 12 m., Y. 1. B. O. E. at fl ;30 p. in.; prayer meeting 7:3Q p.m.Thurs day. Ilev. C. L. Corwln, pastor. Sr. Paul. Epihcoi'AIj CPDiicii. earner Church and Chcmckotn. Bcivlces 10.30 a. in. nud 7 p. ra.; Sunday School 11:-I5 a. m.j service Thursday 7.S0p. m. Itov. W. Lund, lector. FntsT Uaptist. Llborty and Marlon. Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:00 p. in.; Sunday school 12 in.; young pooplo's meeting at 0 p. m.; prayer meeting 7:30 Thursday. Hev. Ilobert Whltakcr, pastor. Kuke SIetiioijist. Itov. 11. V, Btnollcy pastor. Services Sunday morning and eYcnlng, Sunday sclicol nt 10 n. m.; prayer meeting Friday night. Church epposlto North Salem school. FniKNDS. At Highland park on car line. Services 10.30 a.m. and 7:30; p. in.; Sunday school 12 in,; Christian Endeavor U p. m.: prayer meeting Thursday 7:30 p. m. llov. t M. Ueorgo, pastor. CinusTiAN.IIlBh and Center, Sunday school 12 in.; preaching 10.30 n. m.; young people's society 0.30 p. m.; preaching 7:30 p. in. llov, W. It. Williams, pastor. Okkman llEvouMEi). Capital and Marl on.; Hundny service- llu, in.;Sunduy school 10 a. in.; prayer mooting Wednesduy 7:30 p. m, Hev. J. Muellhaupt, pastor, Cjikihtian Science. Services In Uni tarian hall ut 10:20 ii.in.und 7:30 p. m.j Bih- buth school 12 m,; lllblo study Thursday evening, Unitauian ("HUiiCH. Devotional moot- Ingand Sunday school at 12 m. each Sun day until September 1st. All Invited. Bourn Salem SI. E. church, Preach ing every Sunday at 10:30 a. in, nnd 7:30 p. in, J. II. ltoork, pastor, Okkman Haitiht. Services In German llaptlit church north of Cottage street. Ilev, John Kechter, pastor, AvniOAN Methodist, North Hnlcm. Services nt 11 a. in. aud 7:30 p. m. Sunday school at 1 p. m. Ilev, Q, W. White, pastor, Miu. WoomvoitTH's JlEKTiwas. Ser vices nt 10:20, 2.30 and 7;30 every day In the tent at the Junction of tho electric car line. Temperance gospel meectl,gn at i o'clck Sunday nt W, O. T. U, hall, Iluckltn's Anilcn Balve, The Ilest Hilvo lu the world for Cuts, Hruiuex.Kiriw, UlceM.Bult ltbeuin, Fever Botes, Tettr, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corn und ull bklu Eruptions, nnd posi tively euros Files, or no pay rtxiuliea. It Is guaranteed U give perfect satisfaction or money refuuded. Price, 23 cents per box, For sale by Dun'l J , Fry, 224 Com MU Saved n Woman's Life. Mr. J. E. Thoroughgood, writing from Georgetown, Dolaware, says: "Two teaspoonfuls of Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy saved tho llfo of Mrs. Jnno Thomas, of this place." Ho nlso states that Boveral other very bad cases of bowel complaint thoro have been cured by this remedy. For sale by Uaskett & Van Blypo Druggists. flaby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor preset ibed : Castoria MrJiamlor's IteeoitiniPiulntion. Mr. J. A. Lander, n prominent ci tizen of Clarksburg, Mo., and widely known in that state.says of Chamber Iain's Colic, Cholera and Dlarrhma Remedy: "I have seen its good re sults aud can recommend It." For salo by Raskett & Van Blypo Drug gists. A man's wlfo should always be tlir name especially to her luiHbnnd, but, If she Is weak and nervous, nnd ubcf, Carter's Iron I'llls, she cannot bo, lor tlioy ranko her "fesl like n dlnoront person," so thoy nil say, nnd their husbands say so too I Will bo found an excellent remedy fur sick beadarho. Caitcr s Llttlo Liver Fills. 1 housnndB o letters lrom people who havo iihcq ineni prove iuis raci. iry mom. If flick hoidacha is miscry.wbatnro Car ter's Llttlo Fills lfthoy wllf positively euro 117 Feoplo who have used them spenk frankly of their worth, Thoy are small ana easy 10 laue. FOH SIX CENTS we will send you Dr. Kaufmaun's great Medical. Work; 100 pages, col orep plates from life. The most valvablo adviser over published. To any address on receipt of threo 2-cent stamps to pay postage. Address A. P. Ordway & Co., Boston, Mas". UGLY AND HATEFUL, but I couldn't help it. Everything wont wrong with me, and I thauuht I hadn't a friend In tbo world; dys pepsia caused this, and for months I couldn't eat anything, and Just suf fered In misery till I used Sulphur Bitters. Threo bottles cured mo. D.Lewis, 22 Bowdoln strcct,Boaton, Mass. MEW ADVKKT1BESUJNT8, JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in Groceries, Paints, Oik anu window viass, Wall rn- Kor nnd Ilordor, Artists' Mil trials, Llnio, Hair. Nails nnd Shingles, Hay, Feed and Fence Posts, Grass Seeds, Etc, Wood Saw. Kvrrvbodv ircts Charles Smith's steam wood saw, "Tho Hustler." Orders nt 870 vronisircei. Bids Wanted. Bids lor hauling tho brick from tlio pent- lUHiiury lu iiuiiu lutyium iiuiriuury, will bo recolved by Dr. L. L. Rowland, superin tendent, until August -1th, K-l-31 T)HOTEUTION LOIH3 K NO 2, A. 0 U.W. i . Moots in their hull in Htate Insurance uuuaing, overy Wednesday evoning. B. A. MoKAUUKN, M. V. J. A. Si:LWOOD, Ilccordor. TMPIIOVKD OltDKIl OP 11KI) MKN. 1 Kumlukuu Tribe No. B, iHnlein. Holds council every u'liursuuy evening, nt7;uo. Wigwam In btato Insurance ball, ,.,. O. HAKKH, Prophet. KKANK O, WATKHH, Chief of Ilecords For Sale, Cheap, A number or trios ol this i s I'lym ouui jiocu. macK Langmiau, White Jeg. horn, and Purtrldeo Cochins. all tlinrnuirh. bred slock, liny curly. saveojEnrosHchari'uM and get the pick ol tho season. MtoiOner trio, , uvacu ur puipiuuiik. AauriwH HUr-KH, Hulcm, Or. THE YArtUINA ROUTE. OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD And Orrgon Development company'! steamship line. KJS miles shorter, au hours less tuno lhau by any other loute. First class through pussenger und freight lln from Portlaud aud all points In the AVI) Uniette vullerito and from Sun Krenclsivi TIME SCHEDULE. (Kxocpt Sundays). Leave Albany 1:00 I'M Leave Corvallis VMl'ii Arrive Yoqulnu 60 I'M Leave Yuqulna ........ dm a M Leave Corvallis . .... 10M5AM Arrive Albany llilOAM O. A O. t nil us connect nt Albany and Corvallli. The above trains connect at YAQUINA with the Oregon Development Cos Lin jfHUwrruhlpMbetween Yiuiutna and H Francisco. N. II. Passengers from Portland nad all Willamette Valley polnU can make olost connection with the trains of tin JAUUINA llOUTKat Albany orCorvullls and if destined to Han Francisco, should arrange to arrive at Yaqulaa the evening before date of sailing. riNMtr id fretcst Bates Always tk UwMt. For information apply to UULMAN A Co., Freight and Tie Ageata wo and aw Front st., Portland, Or, O.C. UOUVtt Ao't dea'l YrU . Pan. AgU, Of toa P9oK. K. 0. O V.HAHWatt,L,jrr.UaTFrti ' Hm. Act. OfiwM DYteCMat 25c Want Column. N!ieei Inserted for ONE CKNT PBR WOl.l) EACH INSERTION. No adver tisement Inserted In this tiolunin for less than tweuty-flve cents. IH3 KNOX will begin her select shoot tho first Monday in sentemer. at the illt le Central school building. Q Lit ANAUY LOST. A dark colored Canary 1 bird. Ileturn to SSI Commercial St. beral reward to finder. 7-30-31 , LOST Oil 8TOLEN From Howard's ex hibit wiROn near Mnrlon Square, on the 4th of July, onnJnokRcrew, with haa die. Liberal rewnrd oflered. Howard A Son. 7-SMtd-ltw ITlOrl BALE. One moro ScotcnColUe pup 1 6 months old. Tboroucbbred.lmDori ed stock, one of the finest Collies In Oregon,- win oo soia cucup. urn or aauress u. a, Davlson,at flsn.game and poultry depot, VI Court street. I7IQR THE COABT. A 3-seat upholstered ; spring wagon for trips to the coast. Apply to O. C. U base, Highland addition. 7-7-lm WANTED Manager nnd overseer 1o hire nnd oversee men and represent! a manuineiuring uo. wno want orancn oi Ilccs, We pay office rent, advertising ard , traveling expenses. Position permanent, good salary, no peddling, no cuuvassliw.. Experience not necessary as you act under ' our Instructions. You must be known la your location and furbish references 11 re quired. Address with stamp, The Urnn aonburg Mfg. Co. Dayton, O. 7-18-it-a - fTtr ANTED. Recruits for tho Artillery YV Service of tho United States Array, Tho conditions ol enlistment in tho nrmy nre now unusually favorablo, and a spec ial recruiting rendezvous has been ostab-, Z Untied in this city for the purpose of afford ing mo young men or mis section un op portunity lor enlistment. Applicants mast bo between tho nuon of 21 nnd SO years of ,- ago, able bodied, physically sound, nnd ngo, nolo en a nuu wruo mo jugusu Ian. iruneo. To any ono Interested a fuu exp pla- nnnon win uoniinraeu uy me . - - ... . - . .... recrultloe otllcer, room 6, Excbnngo block. Salem. Oregon. ALVIN H. SYDENHAM, 0-2'J-dw-tf 2d Lieutenant, 6th Artillery. Dr. H. Smith Is now sole ngent In Ore gon for tho salo of Mnrsball's Electro Mag netlo reds for locating mines of Gold or -Silver, This Instrument has become the most efllcont force in detecting the pret- onco or Oold and Stiver deposits whether ln the form of hidden coin or Quarts rock. Tho maker claims that a curelul lnvestl-j,i , guiiuu is sure uj leuu uua vu iuti cjiuuii iu entity of thu treasure. For further Infor mation pleoso address DR. H. SMITH, Bnlem, Oregen. 7-20-tl For Sale or Trade. Flno cows, good fat cattlo, ntt-clc cattle, spun of mules; will traded for land la Ma rlon Co., or lots lu Salem, 7-20-d3t-w3t II. W. COTTLE. A Good Opening. A storo nnd blacksmith shop nre needed nt tho town ol Ankeuy, 10 miles south of Bnlem. It Is n good farming oountry, has n Hourlng mill with the kcooud best water power lu Oregon, also a sawmill building. opeciai inuueemenis ouereu. Aauress Postmaster, Aukeny, Or. 7-2JMI-W Burton Bros. STATE STREET BRICK YARD. Largo stock of oimmoii llrlck always ot band, l'reesed and ornamental brick mudo to order. Leave orders nt (1. Btolz, 64 State street, Goodhue A Cnhlll, US State street, or nl the yard, opposite Htuto Prison, WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY, SALEM, OREGON. rhocorrso most complete and tho high- est wade of any muslo school In I be Northwest, lue liest und newest methods or teaching. Enlarged (acuities ana new plan lor Instruction of btirluners for til coming school year. Dlnlomus granted completion of course. Next terra begiB. BeniuiiKiero, low, .. i. i-Aitviri, Bend for catalogue. JIhsIo Dlreetof. 7-2iH12m-wlm Notlco to Contractors. mllKHOAUDof trustees ox the OragttB X State Insane Asylum hereby Invite sealed proposals for the erection of an In firmary anil cottage adjo'nlng theasylum. ruins nna speciacimoii may ue seea at hoolllcoof H. MoNally, urebltKt, Ha- ciii.Oreuoii The right to reJeetany or alt i riguv in riueciany or an lllus will be opened at bids Is reserved. a. iiius win ne oneaaa 2 o'clock p. m. on Tuesday, Aug, v, lsW, BYLVKHTEH PKNNOYKIt, Governor, QKO. W.McllltlDK.Hec of Htate. 1'liIL. MKTcJOHAN, Htate Treasurer, Hoard of Trusteea. WM. A, Muhly, Clerk of the Hoard, -w JHtls Wnutod. lllds will be received by the underslanad up to 1 o'clock p m August 3, 1MM. Jbf painting tua pavilion, rooiatmwuiui of same, and machinery hall, on tlie fairgrounds, Material to be Aim iisi tho board ilond required for faith forinauce of coutraet, JNO. Q.WILHOK. i Hupt. of QltwMH. 727W Stoclctoldors' Meeting. OTICK U hereby give that Uw mmm. hi mmting nriWFs mwrsninsie or wm nf llin nlli-nf Hiilsml SMSuSHi. will taiaodaaa raw juaiar at tha oJUut at (km Wslanad. ha itty.oa tha tjaaiia Thursday, tho Ut i of AugtML IM at a o'eWek p, m., to NMIM 41 fan im tor a IPI For Locating Mines. Conservatory of Jtavj im, Of., jJr wt, Sir "nm9i Uw and cheerfully returned. . - -.-...., -- '-iiAt. SjMteay-v .fa