; i-
tUM TOPICS.
tfc onr of RwwU'b utabfea to a
' ertutolr constructed M tht wm
i by Peter tha Qraat.
ph will of th lata Dongl Haaty, a
kr BturHsa brewer ima tarfmM,
1 480,000 to tho mterionary mxhoKob.
A bicycle rider wheW a quarter wile
SB 4-5 aecondti at Hartford July 4.
i baata all time at ttw distance made
' trotter or pawser.
llw value trite fDar of the grand prize
tfm waa fSO.OOQ. The gate money
Bted to fTO.OOO and tue sum of
9,000 wm inreatod in the tnutuels.-,
Than aravover 1,00 trotting aweoia-
ln the united mates mm uaoaua,
atittg the namerotM organisatlone
tin membership with the'Kational or
i associations.
From an analysis of the list of animals
i records between 20 and 2:0S , it
iM arpear that a trotter is at his
, when seven years old; as animals of
?that ace in this list exceed in numbers
those of any'other age.
The famous old horseman Richard
Ten Broeck is said to be in indigent cir
cumstances and almost blind at San
Mateo, Cal. It waa ho who first essayed
to assert the prowess of tho American
thoroughbred on English courses, and ho
waa once reputed to be a millionaire.
There are 800 of tho most beautiful
hones in the world in tho stables of tho
czar of Russia. . They aro luxuriously
eared for and stand in clenn straw to
their knees. Thpf magnificent tails
are never cut and'reach to tho feot, and
ttMTjIong, silky hair of their bodies is
sieVer clipped.
WORLD'S FAIR NOTE3.
CTAGE GLINTS.
A Boston man wants to exhibit a sky
eyele at tho World's fair. A skycycle
oomos under tlio head of flying machines.
The Wisconsin World's fair building
will have a $.1,000 grand staircase, tho
donation of the Morgan company, onoof
loe best, known linns of tho stato.
Botterflies to tho number of 150,000
will" be shown in the Pennsylvania ex
hibit at the World's fair, Tho collec
tton is said to be the most cottiploto and
finest in the world.
Han Bernardo county, Cal., is contem
plating tho exhibition nt tho World's fair
of a-Vpaiaco" of native salt, using blocks
of crystallised unit tlmt mrasure 12 by 13
inches and aro transparent,
, ,.The4Dako of Edinburgh has announced
i his intention of sending for exhibition at
'the, World's fair soma of tho almost in-
valuable collection of ancient musical
natruinxnta which ho pses8et.
- ' rrencti llunlt Hole.
Tho notes of tlio Bank of France
are mndo of wliito, waterlinctl paper,
printed in blue and black, with nu
merous mythological and allegorical
pictures, and running in denomina
tion from tho tweuty-fiyo frano note
to iho 1.00(1 frano.- (Joldou Dnya.
FACTS ABOUT THE 8AUSAGE.
How One of the Mot Universal r Cull
Biry lmliict I Jlnd.
What is a aansage? Tiie tirlnciiilo of
making all sausages is similar, and con
lata in simply chopping or mincing the
particular kind of meat employed and
seasoning it with spices or herbs of va
rious aorta, bread crumbs, egg, milt or
mustard or uny of those Ingredients
mixed in such proportions us are agree
able. Then tlio whole mixture Is in
closed in portions of tlio prepared intos
tines of a hog, sheep or calf, scrupulous
ly washed and scraped nntil immacu
lately clean.
Aniong tho herbs employed for sea
soning aro shalot, onions, leeks, sage,
thynio, garlic, marjoram and parsley,
and' in somo kinds of sau3;igos. besides
meat, anchovies, oysters und red her
rings aro added. Finally tho blood of
various animals, as tho ox, pig and
gooso, is useu, mixcu utu oaunrai,
broad eminbs and seasoni ig of various
kinds. These in England aro known as
blood puddings, but tho Americans fin
resolutely refuse to eat blood pudding.
as thoy do to partako of the liaro. Bo
logna sausages aro Bhrow.lly suspected
to bo made of tho flesh of tlio ass, but
they can bo successfully imitated by
making a minco of equal p irts of pork,
veal and loan beef.
Then there aro the tasty llttlo Lyons
sausages, of which the onl fault is that
they are too highly flavored with irarlic.
Tho Persians made a very palatable
caus.igeof tho meat of a loin of mutton,
chopped up with an equal quantity of
bacon or tho fat of a sheep's tail. Tlio
minco meat, after being sawoued, is not
stuffed into a skin, but rolled into an
ovoid form, round a small iron skewer
and tho sausages are then roasted be
tween two banks of hot ashes, tho skew
er being carefully turned during tho
oporation. Tho famous t-auuiges of
Mayenco, in Germany, aro mudo of
pork cut into small dico and seasoned
with popper and saltpoter, and theso,
when filled into tho skins, aro smoked
in tho chimney for forty-eight hours
over, of coureo, a wood flro.
Gormany has for centuries been tho
rival of Italy in the production of theso
historical viands. From different parts
liauricc nirryui no. &t H Bell, Agnes
Milter and 21 rs. Phillips will bo all miss
ing from A. M. Palmer's company next
seafoii.
Jennie Yeamans will Inaugurate her
starring tour in her new farce comedy,
"12 P. M..H at the Bijou theater, in New
Vork city. Sept. "h.
Charles Frohman has been asked to
open negotiations for a tour of this coun
try next season of Mrs. James Brown
Potter and Kyrle Bellow.
Louis Aldrich Is to play ono of tho
three principal parts in McKee Rankin's
new play entitled "A Kentucky Colonel." i
Tlio part of the colonel will bo inter
preted by Mr. Rankin.
Mrs. Deacon, tho central figure of tho
Abeille tragedy at Cannes, will, it is
said, figure in aardou'a new play that ho
is writing for Charles Frohman. Its ti
tle is to bo "Uno Belle Americaine."
Camilla Saint-Saens has accepted tha
Invitation of tho World's fair directors
to co to Chicago next summer. Ho will
StfjraS' LlbJS .TTv tfta-tton burst upon him.-Cleveland
w"","u ""'"I'l"" " "'"" - Fiutn Dealer.
at cnamuer concerts,
Ramsay Morris has accepted a new
ono act comedy by Mrs. B. W. Doro
mns, author of "The Circus Rider."
Tho central figuro was written to fit
Elsie do Wolfe. At present the pieco
is called "Mrs. Pendleton's Four-in-Hand."
Talking of Bernhardt, Choiro, the
palmist, it is said, examlnud Sarah's
hands tho other day and found a star
In her right palm that ho said was won
derfully lncky. In fact, ho remarked
that ho would sooner have cuch a star
than 10,000.
its Hun the Big Party Himself
A story Is told bf a gentleman promi
nently connected with ono of the big
foundries in Pittsburg. Tho gentleman
in question Is an unusually largo man,
very tall and far around. Finding him
self caught In a little town about seventy-live
miles from Pittsburg ono
night, "-ith no train going to tho city,
am being very anxious to reach there at
11 o'clock, ho wired to an express train
down tlio track to stop for him.
"We stop for officials only," came tho
answer.
Quick as a flash wont tho second tele
gram. "Will you stop for a large
partyr
"Yes." was tho reply, and the long
oxpress slowed up and stopped when it
reached the littlo.town, nnd the gentlo
man complacently stepped nboard.
"Where is the large party?" inquired
tho conductor, with wide open, aston
ished eyes, as ho gazed about tho empty
depot.
"Ain't I largo enough?" chucklod tho
delighted new passenger.
Tho conductor glared, then burst into
a hearty laugh as tho fitness of tho ap-
THE PRINCE OF WALES
SMOKES.
ODDS AND ENDS.
United States farm mortgages amount
to $12,1550,570,000.
Dancing is taught In many of tho pub
lic schools in Scotland.
Tho world's annual consumption of
vanilla is said, to bo about 830.000
pounds.
Six millions of dollars are invested in
tho manufacture of dynauiito iu the
United States.
The total valuo of unclaimed mail
matter in tho London postolfice is some
thing ovorsfSO.OOO a year.
The United States of Colombia con-
fntna nnrn lnnpru f linn im- nthnr fOlin.
of tho fathorlaud, and especially fioin try iu the world. Thoy number 100.000.
Frankfort, Mecklenburg uud Hamburg, The N South Wules twclv0 banka
come a , vast variety of sausages, ( begin- d filmnclnI Bynaieate own about
ning with tho "Wurstchen Garniiung," 4omm ftcr(,8 0'r Iaml( one institution
garnishing vegetables or othor dishes. I
Tho meat for them must bo minced to a '
pulp, and if tho flosh bo vcul 2.1 por cent.
must bo fat bacon and white bread i
'crumbs soaked iu milk. Then thcro aro !
tongue sausagos, into tho flavoring of
which powdorcd cloves enter largoly.
Tho Germans aro undoubted exports
in sausage making, nnd almost ovory
district in tho country lias its own favor
ite flavor of spico or herbs, but tho addi
tion of bread Is not much patronized by
Gorman sausago makers and it is con
sidered to dotract from their godness,
Somotimcs, howovor, it is thought desir
ablo to uso it first, bocauso it ronUers
tho sausago less rich, and noxt bocauso
it increases tho bulk. To six pounds of
meat no moro than a pound of grated
bread is allowed. In overy caso tho
bread must bo moistened with cold milk
or water and must bo added boforo tho
mincing process is half comploted.
London Telegraph.
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SflOKING TOBACCO
is not like other kinds. U has peculiar fragrance and peculiar flavor.
Its peculiar uniformity always gives peculiar comfort, and lias made
it peculiarly popular. Sold everywhere. M de only by
BLACKWELL'S DURHAM TOBACCO CO., Durham, N. C.
rimrch Directory.
STARTLING FACTS)
Tb Amorleira peoplo are rnrlrtlr bccoralne
itMiri AipnniMOMi
Uiutwbon Iili ion
nco. Dr. Mites' C
rod him. Mra.J, I
I). Tailor, of lam
Mr, of yutuln,Inl..iraourcaof 40lo W comtiiI-
i of uorrou wreck!, and tho lollowlnu buuhoiU
MlinonsoiiommniiR, ur jim
iouiimonwmrpoocui
r. Miles' OrontRoit
a. Mra.J,H.MIIIar,ol
plul IS) noundi from taking IU Mn. II. A. Gard-
IWittrnmtMlri AliilionnollomiuiliiR, uf
nlnacuro(
o.ltid.. J, I), Tnrlor, of IjOgaiuiHirt, lud., onch
utlar.
Bwoan tbulwhon lil ion wm tpoochleu from
tRoitorntlva
Un.3, H. Mlllar.ol Volpnr-
f.BWiri vuubwuuit niflvnnwnsr
(t. Vituilintico. Dr. Mites' Oroa'
lacurQuuim.
w,u . wviiin. im,, ira ourcu ox u to w cormii
Mont Out, nnd tnuoh hoadachs, dlulnrx, hark-
mirej priruinnltf of ten T6r" (tandlng. Trll
MM. And liorvous nroitfMtlnn. hr nnn bnltlA.
DM.. Mrera, llrooklrn, Mich.. rn tils dauclitor
oWluandCnstiuolc of mirreloui euros, FUKa
M flniwuu 'XhU nmoij oonUlai no opUteo.
Pr.lWIIat Medical Co.,Elkhart, Intl.
VMJUlL bottjle foee.
, Bold by D,J,Fry, (lruggist,8a1em.
mmmum
Act on a new jirlnclpla
reuulAta (lis llrer, itomtrb
Hid bowfU through tht
ntrwi. Da, MiLur 1'itu
tptcdltv curt lillloiunoti,
torpid llrer and conBtlp.
Uon. Smlleat, tnlldott,
nrmtl BOdOBi,aBot,
H(irnuln freo at itruni.'lal).
fi' .IIll.C.1SlkliMt.kl
eojld by D. J. Fry, druggist, falom
An Klectrlo Llglit llutti.
Thoro is apparontly no limit to tho
curious and uulnuo arrangements sug
gested for tho employment of electricity
for general household purposes, at is
ovldonced by tho dovico that has just
boon complotod by a Cincinnati iirm. It
is an electric light bath, which is not to
bo confounded with an clootrio bath.
Tho cabinet is of tho usual sizo of vapor
baths, with a lid inclosing tho body
completely, oxcopt tho head, which U
exposed. The lamps aro distributed
around tho body of tho patient, being
arranged in groups of fourteen and op
erated by n soparato switch for each
group.
About slty lamps of sixteen caudlo
power uro used in tho bath. Tho sides
of tho iutorlor of tho cabinet aro baokod
by pollahod nickel to givo roflectivo
pow'or, Tho effect of tho strong light is
to browa tho skin ns if it had been ex
posed to tho sun. Tho combined ell'oots
of tho oloctrio nnd vapor bath in one
aro snid to bo without tho usual de
pressing olfoots of tho vapor bath alouo,
in fact having an opposite effect and
making a patient buoyaut nnd frisky.
Now York Telegram.
alono owning 8,000,000 acres.
Tho third republic of Franco has at
tained its majority. It is now twenty
one years old, and is tho only French
government which has lived that long
since tho revolution.
Tho bridge of tho Holy Trinity, Flor
ence, was built in 1069. It is 823 feet
long, of whlto marblo, and is oven now
reckoned as being without a rival as a
specimen of tho bridge building art.
Burial at soa is to bo abolished for
thoso who liavo tho raonoy to pay for
tho transportation of their remains in
caso of death on board ship. Air tight
Bteol caskets for the transportation of
bodies aro now a, part of tho equipment
of all of tho best steamers.
Wells Where's your watch, Sum
way? Hasn't that jeweler got it fixed
yet?
Sumway Yes, but his bill was so big
Iliad to hock tho watch to pay it.
Brooklyn Lift).
Mnite Too Slur!, ut Ilntne.
A nearsighted lady who lives on Six
teenth street, across tho Platte, sent to
an intelligence oflloo. for a girl, and was
expecting her all tho morning. It was
raining a little, and the woman whe
lived next door throw on an old hat and
shawl and camo over to borrow a tea
cupful of lard. Sho knocked at tho side
door, and was greeted with:
"Go right up the back stairway to
your room over tho kitchon. When you
are tidied np u little como down here
and I'll talk to you."
Tho women aro deadly enemies now
Colorado Sun.
TURF TOPICS.
MOTIVE "
BUS MB U&SWM
ENGINES
ITirA fVwwt hArta. Attil am
W I ti..i-Mrrrtt Iakj. lrLalw ,rt .., nut
rerder than any olhrr itua or nanollno cuxtnva now
jjjijW IfaUU Ui burner, turu lu wlicuU tul U
KAKSS NO BHK&l. OR DIRT.
erwaMMMeriueaexplotlona.io frvqucs. wtth lha
puifunw, yMa,
POWER
W flkdty U MoU the World!.
X4 M1 lUelf Automatically,
- y Sattorloa or KlectrU Hpark.
ftCtwafwr Ora(torOooUjEHi Utaaaar
hr Kufiott.
(tirTJTMpiiictJU.MArri.rTO
ti MYi MANWAeTUWIIMkl
JU-- M J A..M.,. f
;,? rvnrzsKN's
:Ut.HICBELT
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rfiTMTS2FfSEWITN EtCCTKI-
MMNCTK
mumwr,
rlftWM MiMklU fbM
uhrt trM.uMMrla4iAiiu
- inlU. llMM. MtHM daUlilv. bUb
, HfiMUaa, ki4;,Mtf Ml W4ft
irv;tn,x
VB III! ,
Nailed lllmieir to n l'oit.
Anson Smith, of Shelton Contor, a
wooden legged veterau, tells n funny
story about himself. Mr. Smith sot to
work to tnako a frame for tho support
of his tomato vines. To Keep tho posts
steady whilo nailing tho slats ho placed
his loft or woodou log against them and
drove tho nails homo with a vim. Af tor
nailing ono ond ho startod to go to tho
next, but found to his surpriso ho could
not moro, Visions of paralysis Hashed
oror his mind, but on examininnr care-
tuny no round no had driven tho nail
through slat and jiost into Ida wooden
leg, and that ho was nailed fast to tho
tomato frame, AtiHouIa (Conn.) Sonti
uol. l'limlllaiil)' llrcil Contempt.
The death of n ilreman uud tho Injury
to nn engineer who sat down on tho
track and were btmok by a train a few
days ago on tlio Uhicago division of tho
Pan nandlo uhowa how carclcu railroad
muu somotlmes becomo. Tlio same kind
of an accident was narrowly averted on
tho ludiaimpolU division of tho Peuusyl
rmila a Tow days ago. Ono of tho beat
known emdueors on tho division nnd
ids ilreman sat down on tho track while
waiting for a train, and both dropped
asleep. Fortunately tho ongineer of tho
meeting train saw tuem iu time to stop,
nad their lives wore eared. Indianapo
lis News,
Between May 83 and Juno 20 ono Now
York horso markot sold 0 11, 000 worth
of thoroughbred yearlings.
Tho horseman says that whipping a
horso unmercifully for something that
tho animal cauuot help spoils many a
good ono.
D. B. Horrington uses a patent har
ness on tho fast pacing uiaro Illbibi, by
Valonsiu. Thoro is no collar, the saddlo
carrying tho weight.
Colonol North says that, all being
well, ho most certainly intends to bring
his horses to America and try his luck
at Chicago noxt year.
A horso can live twonty-five days
without solid food, merely drinking
wator, soventeon days without eating or
drinking and only tlvo days when eating
solid food without drinking.
"A thousand pounds," says an English
turf writor, "for riding a Derby winner
has como to bo looked upon as qui to a
common feo. Over i'5,000 on ono occa
sion was paid to tho rider of a Derby
winner."
Tlio royal stables at St. Petersburg ox
col all others for magnificence. In tho
coachhouse thoro may bo seen a car
riago which cost uoarlyijil ,000,000. Cath
erine of Russia rodo in it to her corona
tion. WHISPERS ABOUT WOMEN.
Til rim Them Down.
A certain editor i3 said to have hit
upon a plan to keep subscriptions paid
up that takes tho cake. Everv time a
delinquent subscriber is mentioned in
his paper his name is inverted. For ex
ample: : ronn f ouni nnd wlfo nro spending i
: a fuw oiij u In Cblcauo. :
Every other subscriber understands
what it moans, and thero is a grand
rush to get right side up again. Phila
delphia Record.
No rilicc.
A certain woman had not yet becomo
accustomed to tho position suddenly ac
quired wealth had pushed her into.
Upon ono occasion, when sho was show
ing a party of neighbors through her
now and elegant homo, sho Bhook her
head gloomily as thoy passed from ono
statoly spof to another:
"Thero's sottin rooms and settin
rooms," sho moaned, "but not a place to
sot." Now York Recorder.
Miss Alico Borry, daughter of Mayor
Berry, of Newport, Ivy., is an amateur
architect, and has douo much good work
iu that lino.
Mrs. Carolino O. Hodgin has taken
lior dogreo in the theological depart
ment of Earlham college, Indiana. Sho
will preach In tho Friends' church.
Unto Mrs. Isham was recoutly bom a
sou who is tho groat-grandson of Abra
ham Lincoln, A silvor cup has been
presonted by tho widow of General
Grant to tho distinguished strangor,
Mi.ss Kato Cunningham, editor of the
Arkansas Woman's Chroniclo, was a
delegate to tho natiouul convention of
tho People'ii party at Omaha. Miss
Cunningham was elected by acclama
tion at tho stato convention.
Miss Carrio F, Cochrane, tho daugh
ter of Colonel W. II. D. Cochrauo, of
Nashua, N, II.. was lately appointed
notary public Miss Cochrane is tho
first woman in Nashua to hold this of
fice, and tho third or fourth iu the stato.
Miss Jean lugvlow, though iu tho six
tios, pursues hur amiablo hobby of bo
tanical study and ilower cultivation and
keeps up her beuovolent custom of giv
ing threo'timos a week dinners to twelro
lwor ihtsous freshly discharged from tho
hospitals of London,
Awakening Now Depths.
Featherstone Well, old man, I am
glad to hear you aro engaged to bo mar
ried. Falling in lovo, sir, brings out
qualities in n man that ho never sus
pected. Ringway I agree with you. I never
know boforo (sadly) that I had tho ca
pacity for spending so much money.
Detroit Freo Press.
Irftat forever.
Mrs. Brown I'm suro Johnnio wa
sorry for breaking tho window ncross
tho street.
Brown Wero you sorry, ray boy?
Littlo Johnnie Yes, dad. It was my
now ball. Now York Evening Sun.
Willi mid Without.
Withorby I saw you on tho train the
other day coming from Boston. How
did it happen that you wero not in a
parlor car?
Bingo My wifo was with mo. Smith
& Gray's Monthly.
Slight Sethack.
Ho (trying to mako an Impression)
Do you know I think that your father is
an nwimiy jolly old follow?
Sho Yes, to every ono ho knows 1
wouldn't marry. Now York Horald.
CuiniKHi.ANn I'resiiytkkiak. Salem,
Oregon, Ilev J. JB. Blair, Pastor. Sunday
.chool every Hun lay, 10 n. m. Preaching
overy Hunday, 11 u. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Church house on llth nlieot, hetwefn
Marlon and Union, livery ody welcome.
MEMODiSTKriiiCiirAJ.. Services onSab-
bath at lft.O and 7:. Hunday school at
12; IJpworlh JVngufsnt b:!; Prayer meet
ing every Ttnirnrtay evening. Kev. C. L.
tiellerrmn, jwator
Evanofi.ic.iI.. Corner of Llber.y and
Center Btresu. Hunday s-rvlces 10:30 a. in
md 7:30 p. m., Hunaiiy school 12 m., V, I, cs.
0. .. 6:3J p. m.; Prayer meeting Thursday,
30 p. in. J, Uoweriiox, (.abler, residence
127 Liberty s'rtet.
PntaiiYTEiUAN. Church street, between
Chtnieketa and Center. I'i euching morn
ing and evening; Sabbath school at Li m.;
V. P. S. C. K. at B:30 p. m.; prayer meUlLg
L'uurMlay ih7:HUip. in. Kut . P. JX. Gwy une,
U, I pastor.
TllR Cliuncii of (jon Holds lellgeouu
ervlcts In the (lood Templer' hall Tues
day, Thursday uud Friday evenlugs. a un
lays at 10:30 a m. and 7:30. Sunday hcbool
it 3 p. m. Elder N. N. ilnthews, pumor.
St. Josei'H'h Catholic CnUKcn.-Che-meKetu
and Cottage. Hunday t-ervtcts: Low
maNS 7.30 a. in.; high rnusj 10:b0; suuduj
school 3 p. in.; vesprrs 7:3,; week dajs, low
loubs 7 u. in. Kev. J. 8. White, pastor.
CoKOUhOATioNAi.. Corner Center and
Liberty bervlces Huuduj .a 10:3ua. m.and
I p. in.; Sunday school VI :n., Y. V. B. C, K
it il:J0i. in.; prayer meeting 7:o0 p.m.Thurs.
iay. Itev. C. L. Corwlu, pastor.
Br. 1'aui. Kpiscoi'ai. Cpuiicii. Corner
Church and Cliemekoin. Hi vices 10: JO a
in. and 7 p. m.; Sunday school 11:43 a. m.;
service Thursday 7.30 p. m. Kev. V. Lund,
icctor.
Kiust I) AITI8T. Liberty and Mailon.
Services 10-.3J a. m.and 7:'J0 p. m.; Sunday
school 12 in.; young people a meeting at 6
p. in.; prayer meeting 7:s0 1 hursday. Wev.
Kobcit Whltakcr, pastor.
Khkb iKTiioniar. lev. 11. K. tmalle.v
ias,tor. rjervlces Suuduy morning and
avenlng, Suuduy bchool at 10 a in. piajer
meeting lYiday ulghl. Cauich wpposile
North tulem school.
Fkibnds. At Highland park on car line.
Services 10:30 a. m. and 7:!0, p. in.; Sunday
school 11 ui.; Christian Endeavor b p. m.:
prayer meeting Thurbduj 7.30 p. m. Ilev.
K. M. Ueorge, pastor.
QniiMAN JlAiTiST.-Servlces lu German
llnptlit church north of Cotuigu stieet.
.unday school ul 10 . m. I'rtachlng at 11
a.m. Eveulu'gBCivleeat7.30. lUv. John
Reenter, paslor.
UiiuisTiAN. Ulgh and Center. Sunday
school IU m,; preaching 10.JU a. in.; j oung
peoplo's bocltty 6:30 p. ui.j preaching 7:M
p. m. Ilev. V. H. Williams, pastor.
German Kkkokmkd. Capital and ilarl
on.; Sunday service 11a, ui.jSuuday school
10 a. m.; prayer meeting eduesday 7:cW p.
in. Kev. J. Muellhuupt, pastor.
CiuusTiAN Scibncjc. Hervlces In Uni
tarian nail at 10:30 a.m. an J 7:30 p. m ; bab
bath school I'i m,; Blblutuuly Thursday
evening.
Umitawan riioucit. Divotlonal meet
ingut lh.Wa. m. Sunday si hjol at 12 m.
every Sunday until beptuuber 1st. Ail
invited.
South Salkji-M. k. church. Preach
ing every Sunday at 10:30 a. m, and 7:30 p.
in. J. II. Koork, pastor.
Ukhman Lutheun. North Cottage 8U
Services on 1st and 3d Sunday of each
mouth at 2 p. in. Kev. G. h.. Altyer.pastor.
Afkican JlKiHODisT, North Salem.
Services ut 11 a. m. and 7:l p, m. aunduj
school ut 1 p. in. Kev, P, It. Gieen, pastor,
Temperance gospel meeeilugs ut i o'clck
Sunday nt W, u. T. U, hall,
NEW ADVEUTISIMIXNTS.
Wood Saw.
Everybody ccts Charles Bmlth's stciira
wood saw, "Hie Kustltr." Oldersut 27
Front street.
For Locating Minos.
Dr. H. Smith is unv s lr neent in Ori
gon for the sale of Marsliu i' Electro Mt
uetlc rods for loiaitlng i lies of (1 -Id or
Silver, This lntiunient Imk bcco'i e the
most efllrent forco in Uiti'vtlng th" pres
ence of Gold and Silver deposits whether
In the form of hidden coin or quartz lock.
The maker claims that a cnrtlul Invesil
gatlon lhsurn toh'iid ouoto the esncl lo
cality of the trtasuie. Frr farsher infir
matlou pleat-e addicts
7-2(Mt
DR. 11. SMITH,
Falem, lire gu.
Burton . Bros.
STATE STREET
BRICK YARD.
Laree stock of com mon III Ick always on
band. PrToed .. nnd orLnniental brick
made to order.!
Leave orders t G. Stolz. M Stale street.
GoodhuoA Cahill. 1)5 State strett. or at the
yard, opposite Stale l'rlsou.
Nolico to Contractors.
TUEBIAKDot Capitol Building com
missioners Invite sealnl proposals tor
tho construction of a water sjsteni and a
system of protection against Uro lor the
State Capitol, r-piclftcatlons may be seen
at tbe Kovernor's ofllce. Tho r!ht. to rt.
Jectany ornll bids is reserved, llids will
be opened nt 2 o'clock n. ru.. Tuesday.
August 23, lKli,
SYl.VESTEIt I'ENNOYER,
GEO W.AlCllltlllE,
P111L, METUHAN,
Board c I rommisstoners.
WM. A. MONLY, Clerk ot Boa rd. 8-16-ld
JOHN HUGHES,
Dealer iu Groceries, Paints, Oils
ai-tl Window Glitas, Wall Pa
per and Uordur, Artists' Ma
terials, Lime, Hair. Nails and
Shingles, Kay, Feed and Fence
Posts. Grass Pewta, );tc.
f,tnnm
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CLEAN!
Ii you would be clean and haye yourolothea dona up
iu the uoatfitttand drtmiwt manner, take tha :n to th
SALKM STKIM LAUNRY
whr all work ia done by white labor and i tht moat
prropt maMMir (X)LONIL J, OLMSTJCD.
lly CoutrnrUt,
Ofllco Boy Plotise, sir, can I go this
af ternoon? I wnnt to go to n ball game.
Bosa Good lictivcns, boy! Is your
aunt dead? Life.
Where Ileolnr.iolty I Needed.
This Is the reason of the year
When down to Farmer Smith's there como
His city cousins, the Do Smytbes,
Prepared to make tho welkin hum.
There's old De Smyths and .Mrs. D.,
Their daughters May mid Jane and Sue,
And Tom and Dlok and Ned aud Jack,
Two babies and a nurse or two.
With bag and baggage they arrive,
With many a uiasaUe, moustrous trunk.
For much they loe their cousin Smith,
And they ha e como n month to hunk.
Thoy take the ancient house by storm;
They own the farm from fence to fence.
And loud the gay Do Smytues aver,
"Now reUy tht U Just Immense!"
The boyi all stone the cows fur Uoursi
Tha gtrU the chickens drive an ay;
Their par takes the old farm plug
And drlvea them all the livelong day.
But wheu to seo their city kin
At Christmas time the Smiths presume.
They'll find them living In a flat,
Without m much iu standing room.
Boston Courier.
CARTER'S
.'jglTTlE waJCTs
W IVER 'HH
B POLS. TO
CURE
ilck Headache and reliere all the troubles tnel
r.l,ti.a.bvi0Ui B,a,l of ,he ystem,such ai
Dullness, Nausea. Drowsluess. Distress afte.
eating. Pain In the KMe, &a, While tMrmosi
remarkable soccers has been slown in curin.
SsfS-
Crafl, Cro.fl.
To It vtetlms It tuatluexorable fo trf hu
man pear, that destroyer of rest n d tro
ouent termination ot human llto-rheiiuu-tUni.
Llk many ouothw physic! in. It
1 easily reme.tlble at the.oulwsi rth
llosiettet's Btomaeh Hitters, whtoh expvl
tha rheumatic virus from tha bi'od
throuxh the kidneys. Thuw stUu the
"flH vldenco to Prova that In c
ut have muted other treatment tho
amerm ku produced thoroojh and ter
nent rwlt. But to teraporlte llh Ut
ttrmdKwy be rtlrpd In the bud
'heB mature It U lha most obsllnataof
eowpialBU. KlUaey trouble. dypft,
ft
fleadsc. . yet C'ARTr.R'H Littue Liyik Piixj
ro en. dl valuable In Constipation, curinK
nd prexentinK this annoj ins coinplalnt. while
they also correct all disorders of the stomach
tlmu ate the liver and regulate the bowels.'
H.ven If they only cured
HEAD
Ache they would be almost priceless to those
who suffer from this dUtre&ainr complaint
out fortunately their Koodne dw not "ml
hose little pllta valuable In so msny ways that
UuTanerauVlckhelill8 d "' "
ACHE
a the bano of so many llTea that here Is where
T..niS our, Krwa "O 0ur lh cure 1
tl.Ue others do not.
ClSTUl'l lTTM ri,r Ti... .,. ,,
omi rery easy to tak. One or two pllU make
$?!5- TUer " 8'rK-tly vegetabeaod"o
notBripeor punre, hut by their wntle action
plea all who us them. In vUds at 116 centsi
Bve for 1 bold everywhere, or sent by ""Ml
cuts ui:a!8 ea, vtw it
MK MBcm. Wfria
For Sale, Cheap,
A muni eri'f trios ,( n.u .mh ii.
pulhKoL-k. Illiick Ijina.imn. wTilto Lea.
noru, and l'artrldgo () htn ull thorouah.
bredsloclc. Iluvnnrlv. Niivi.i.....i..,.
and cet tbo pick ot the season; f3 to S6 per
trlobosea lor shlimient. A dress
K. HUKKIt, Sulem, Or.
Notice of Final Account.
To all whom It may cencern:
NOTICE is hereby given tu.it the under-n-.-r
sign,1dn'ln,'nlnuti.ror thetstato of
ni2?i,ii-fiUlil,on' aK, has this day
filed 1 is final account as such admlnlhlra.
tor, with the clerk of the ulm.ty court for
Mrhra o.nnty.OreBou, ai, the Judge or
??. S?1.","8 ,nx(-d tne iSl" day of August
iS?,nMJc'lo''kP "i.ntihe county court
room In the court hou.eof said county us
the time and place for the h ring of u' ny
"''Jl'on? hlch tlieiu ma b, to t.ald ac
count and tor the cttlcmcnt i heieof
J. 11 K..ltUEoT,
July . ISM AUminlstnitor.
Bids U'anted.
KAi.EV b.'.ds ,wl11 Le received hv tho
.. il v-ilrK "' -"orlon ii;unty. until
eduesdav. Miiinnh.i t mi. ".'.?'. !!ul!'
rtiVwr-d-n.umSI;
Bids for Wood.
QEALKDhlds will bo lerelvfd bv h
eddTv.Sifi:'" fPHlM!
mmmmm
-""iTu to reiect any
. EUAN,
Clerk.
or all bids.
8-9 iwdw
W,
For Sale.
A) A rmz "'eondland. 80 acre
w-v mvii uo
UUUPr iPnui ...tat.
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balnnco ttwUr. W.i Irtli V"1 "S,df!?f.
, -, rt
ItKK.l, Salem. Or.
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urf win m rm treat yeu ,BHe. v"w
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Spccinlty or Bpc-ctacles, .m ..,
Olooks. Wnichea aiirt Joweliy. wP'rlr,
THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM , OMJGOX.
Hides, $2.50 to $5.00 pcrDaj,
The bent hotel beU een 1'ortland .
Francisco. nwt-clr3 In 0" iSra"
tnents. It tables nru , "ei "f""
Choicest jrnitte "
Qrownllu tho VS'iltatnolte Vnlley
A. I. WAGNER, Prop.
Ctias, Wol,
GERMAN MARKET,
123 State St.
Frco delivery. All kinds of meat am,
RnuaKo ly.w prlceH Old patrons are n
quested to clohe a counts nnd renew hi,;
ness. ""'
FOR SALE!
CHOICE TRACTS FOR SUBURBAN1'
HOMES AND FRUIT GARDENS,
Within nne-lmU mile nf two electric stnM
cur lines nnd mil grounda. nation and tmi
oUlca Only two nnd one-quarter mil
from the contcr of Halem. Healthy. UCai .
tlful Ipcatlo'.. Koll extra good, welldralued
and rich. J 'rlco low and terms easy.
MO-" H. W.CoiTLK.
FOR SALE.
Absolutely - Safe - Investment.
$10,000 FOR $6,000
The new two-tory bilck stoie huildiu
duel ui'imnd )('ii. let! t Ueo, F, Hmlth (
Lomiiierclul ctreel. For tale rr fOCOu' tr
tali en soon. 1 1 inn r 10 per cent, on that
amount, and win bo voilb tfloooo in Is
than five yearb. H. W. COTTLL,
8-10'tf
Sealed Uids for si Bridge.
BV OIIDKIt of tbo toujilj Court of Jia
Hon comity, Ou-fc'i.n, t-cnled nia s
Siinlii dlHurmiii, and ids lor 11 wuu,
brldtfo ncrosi- the ii rib feimtl .111 river hi
Mill Ulty, Million cuunn , Oicuun, will bi
received by tlio cleik ot tuld court uut
lilday,fepU.iiibtr,H, ltl)2, at a. m 01
said day. riwiU bridse lo bo six eenleetii,
tho clear, cotred uud 1 nlnted, and to bi
located at ono ot two juoposod i-lleB, one el
which site Is liiiiiudlaMy below and th
oilier nbovo tho ruilioad bildge atsai.i
place.
iepnratc bids will be recclcd for each or
sId locations, und lor the li.caMon above
said lullroad bndt,o iho bid will be for6alit
uapoii brldRd xo usl vo of tho approach ou
tho north bide 01 sr.ld rlvor. Separate bldm
will also bo received tor wild brl-ige extlu
sivo of tho lumber, 'he county fumhhiij
all lumber un the b'loiunl nnd tbo col trai
tor lurulhhing till other nniK-iInl. hubh
bidderwlll bo ico,ulud to deposit wlthhiM
bid 5 per cent. 01 vhe amount ol such bin
10 iihldn flio result . t tho awarding of said
contract us by law requited and provided.
Said courtrtheiviHi he right to rtjectany
and nil bids received uudei the slid order.
80 Id WM. 1. KG AN, Clerk.
Ueibro Starting on a Journey
A person usually desires to gain some In
formation na to the most dibiiable routeto
tnko.and will purchase tickets la theouu
thutwlllalloid him thu quickest nnd best
service, lleloie etnrting on n tiip to cfal
caco or any point Kast, j ou should provide
yourt-elfwith a nuip nnd time table of the
Wlbconsln centiul i,lne Tbo tiains run
on tnlbioute nro vestibule nudareeQUlpced
with l'ullmuu'HlatebtUiuwlugKoom sleep
era, elegant fay Coaches nnd Dining tars
of latest deblgu, built expressly lor this ser
vice, nnd aiu exquisite in luiulshlngs and
convenient und comfortable In arrange
ment und b. lomplLtolu every detail that
they hle JlObUlerlorln romlnrt nnd ele.
tenure. '1 ho dining cur tei vice is pronoun
ced by till the most elegant ever inaugur
al eel, and Is ojerutca In the lnte, est ot its
pituuus.
Fast trains via tho Whconsin Central
LlneR Iea e Minneaitolla dally at 12:45 p.m.
and 0:5 p. m., and t. Fuulut huUp. in.
and 7:15 p m., making fuornble connec
tion with ull trulns lrom the West and
Southwest.
or ticket, maps, pamphlets and full
Information apph tu u. F. AlcMill, C. P.
anu v. A., Mluiitapoliri, Minn ,and to JaSi
j, x uuu, ueiierui rabbengtr
Agent, uhicago, 111.
and Ticket
MB-ly
THE YAOUlNA ROUTE.
OREGON PACIFIC IU1LR0AC
Ana Oregon Development company';
steamship line. 225 miles bhorter, 2U noun
less time lhan by auy othei loute. Flrsl
ciass througu passenger and freight lint
lrom Portland nnd all points In the Wit
lamette valley to and liom Man Francisco
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept Bundays).
Lcavo Albany 1:10 PW
Leave Corvallls l:iuPil
Airlve Ynqulna 5:WJPM
Leave Yuqulnu 6:1a A W
Leave Corvallls 10:a." A II1
vnive Albany 11:10 A X
O. & O. trains connect at Albanj anCi
Corvallls.
Tho above trains connect at YAQl'INA
with tho Oregon Development Co's Lin
it KtwimshliiK between Yiuinlnu and Ka
Francisco.
N. B. Passengers lrom Portland nnd all
Willamette Valley points can make close
connection with the trains ol thi
VAQUINA HOUTE nt Albany orCorvuUls
and If uestlned to San Francisco, should
arrange to arrive at Yaqulnu the evening
before date of sailing.
PatHBger ami rTeight Rates Alwr tte
liowfit. For Information apply to Jli-tn'
HULilAN & Ca, Freight und Ticket
Agents 2 and 202 Front, stl, Portland, OrJ
o
CO. UOUUK Ao't Geu'l Frt, 4.
Pass. Agt., Oregon I"Hcit)oK.K. (.,
Corvallts, Or'
JO, H. HAHWFJL, Jr. Gon'l Frt; A
-ass.;Agt. Oregon Development
Co., mh Monteomtry st.;
AN
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HEALTH.
I.Blc5?u C'I Balaam Kb. t
Cures Chancres, flnt and second staffes;
Borcaon tha Leca and Dedy; Sore Ears,
o.'l.V.?8! lo- Conperolored Blotches,
SyphUitlo Catarrh, diseased Bcalp, ard all
primary forms of tha disease known at
,srPMH. Price, $5 00 per Botll.
U Illchau'a Oolden Bulsam Ko.
Cures Tertiary, Mercurial gyplillitlo Bheu
nrntlsm. Pains In tho Bones, fains In tb
Head, back of the Netk. Ulcerated Str
Throat, Syphllltlo Ibuh, tumps aid con
tractej Cords, Stiffness ot tbe Limbs, and
eraulcatos all disease from the system,
nether caused by indiscretion or abutt
P Mercury, leavius; the blsod pure and
bealtby. Prlc S OO per ifottle.
Lo Illchau'a Golden HpanlsU Anti
dot o for the cure at Gonorrhoea, CHtet,
Irritation Gravel, and all Urinary or Oenl
Ul dlurrangemenU, Prlca 94 fiS per
T K'tfeaia'a Oolden Spanlsk In
jection, forserera oaaeaof Gonarrh,
Inflammatory Gleet. Striaturefio, Price
91 go er Bottle, -A
-f Hlehan'a QoUT Ointment
lorthaeectirabeallof jyphllltla 6orci..
aaderUBUoaa. Prlr,il &b ner Hox.
-V, 3eldeH Pllla-Nerr
aadBralatreateaati km of physical po
yXL0 erer-work. rioatoatinn, ate.
nlo .n NeKuiafc
"Trarau q Bm nmnay aac
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la MAMUkXT ST.
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