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THE use of paleontology.
A BnMiPh of Science About Which Cora
twmtlrely I,fHle I Known.
"What is the ue of paleontology'
The question has bepn asked In congress
by representatives, who freely erprec sed
the opinion that thh branch of scionce
was of no valuo whatever. Regarding
H from this point of view, they proposed
to give no money to it in tho appropria
tion for the geological survey. In order
to get a Word or two on tho other side
of the question, a writer askod Major J.
"W. Powell to explain what paleontology
was good for.
"To heght with," raid ho, "nil tho sed
imentary rocks of tho world aro charac
terized by certain fossils of animals and
plants which they contain. Tho rocks
are classified by their fossilB, which in
dicate tho age of the formation in each
case and tho age at which it was laid
down. Thns the study of the rocks is
tho study of tho fossils in them, und we
call that study 'paleontology.' By its
aid we learn the history of this earth on
which we live tho details of its build
ing and tho story of tho development of
lifo upon it.
''Paleontology is tho basis of geolog
ical science It has olevated mining
from mero guesswork to tho status of
exact knowledge All tho work of the
mining engineers of tho world depends
upon it. Tho most valuable minerals
are sought for and discovered by tho
study of tho rock formations, which can
only bo traced by their fossils. All tho
coal in tho United States is mined by
such means. Many beds of iron aro i
like manner related to tho sedimentary
rocks. All tho lead of Iowa and Mis
souri and tho silvor of Colorado aro ob
tained from rocks whoso bearing veins
and lodes are traced by tho fossils thoy
contain. Thus you will perceivo that
in great measure tho riches of tho earth
aro derived from and civilization do
ponds upon paleontology.
"Paleontology is recognized as tho
basis of all tho geological surveys of
Europe aud Asia. Next after paleontol
ogy in point of importanco ponies tho
study of tho chemistry of rocks, aud
after chemistry 'Hthology' that is, II
study of tho crystals of rocks is to y
considered. Incidentally nn interesting
and valuablo contribution to scionce ij
afforded by studying tho animals and
plants whoso remains aro found pre
servsdjn tho rocks. Thoy toll tho story
of tho lifo history of the world. How
over, that is only a matter of secondary
importanco. Lot mo add that every
state geological survoy thus far made,
as well as overy goological survey ux
eoutod by tho United States, I1113 been
basod on paleontology."
"A secondary end of paleontology i
tho elucidation of tho past history of
lifo upon tho earth," said Professor W.
J. McQeo. "Tho applications and uses of
tho knowledge thus acquired aro many
aud variod, and yot thoy portuin chiefly
to pure scionco, which is now, as it over
has been, tho foundation for tho futuro
It is the knowledge of today that enablon
men not only to predict but to control
the ovonts of tomorrow. Tho simplo ox
periuionts and speculations of a Watt
pioduced tho steam locomotiyoof a lator
generation; tho electrical toys of a Morse
and a Ilonry yielded the telegraph, tho
telophono and the oloctrio motor.
"Thus far tho cultivation of paleon
tology as a puro scionco has not yielded
its fullest fruit oxcopt in its application
ns tho basis for tho classification of tho
rocks of tho earth, but thore aro not
wunting conservative students who hold
that tho study of tho courso of lifo in
tho past will indlcato tho safest direction
for futuro guidance, with respect not
only to doiueatio animals and plants
yielding food supplies, but oven for man
himtielf," Washington Star,
Wltnt tho Ago Dumumlfl.
Thcro bus been u good deal said about
tho art of growing old gracefully, but
th?ro has perhaps not boon enough said
about tho nrt of not growing old at all,
It is all very well to coma to a dlgnlllod
and giacious untlquity, so that 0110
moves in a sort of larcficd atmospheto
and is handled tenderly ns n precious
relic; but unhappily tho ago is not of a
temper which enconruges this sort of
ugo, aud it is impossible to take tho
place of n rellu unless curator is to bo
found to take cara of it. Tho tendering
of revorouco to ago is so muoh out of
fashion that to do tho graceful old ago
net in these days is much llko trying
to pluy llaralot supported by a company
which insists upon giving "Ilumpty
Dumpty" instead, Tho loading rolo sim
ply becomes ridiculous uud tuero is an
end of tho whole thing.
Thoro is n real youthfulnoss and a
spurious one, and tho ago boing'satirical
withal, it is well nigh impossible to palm
off tho ono of theso for tho other. Tho
chlldron of today are vory keen to detect
tho ditterouco between tho real and the
spurious, and it is of no use to offer them
anything but tho geiuiiuo article. Tho
rising generation is pitiless and it docs
not take the smallest pains to cover its
contempt for this evasion of the doom of
advancing ao. It demands tho genuine
thing and it scoffs openly at anything
else. Boston Courior,
'Soma DliooTerlei and Invention.
Tho first patent for sewing machines
was granted to Weiscuthal, in England,
in 1755.
Tho steam cngino was knojvn ISW B.
C. The first perfect t-ngino was truile
by Watt, 1704.
Calico printing was first executed by
tho Dutch in 1070: first mado in Eng
land in 1771.
Tho bagpipe, tho favorito Scotch und
Italian " instrument, was invented in
Oroeco 2C0 B. C.
Window glass was tired in miyin
churches in the Eleventh century, in
English houses in 1557.
Gas was first made from coal by Clay
ton, KUI), and was first used for illu
mination in 1702.
Paper from rags was made in A. D.
1000, the first linen paper in liMO, und
from straw in 1800.
Chain shot were tho invention of De
Witt, tho great Dutch admiral. They
wore first used in 1CC0.
Watches were first mado in Nurem
burg in 1477, and wcro called "Nurem
burg animated eggs."
Air brakes wcro invented by George
Westinghouso in 18C9, and subsequently
often improved.
Tho daguerreotype was invented by
Daguerre, and tho first miniatures were
produced in 1838.
Playing cards were invented for the
amusement of tho crazy king, Charles
VI, of France, in 1880.
Church bells wero mado by Paulinus,
nn Italian bishop, to drivo away demons,
about 400 A. D. St. Louis Olobo-Demo-crat.
Playgrounds of Ilovrer TSIrris.
In Lumholtz's "Among Cannibals" a
playground of tho bower bird is de
scribed. Ho says:
On tho top of tho mountain I heard
in tho dense scrubs tho loud anil unceas
ing voice of a bird. I orefully ap
proached it, sat on tho ground aud Bhot
it. It was one of tho bower birds, with
n gray and very modest plnmngo and of
tho size of a thrush. As I picked up tho
bird my attention was drawn to a fresh
covering of grcon leaves on tho black
soil. This was tho bird's place of amuse
ment, which beneath the deneo scrubs
formed a squaro about n yard o.ich way,
tho ground having been cleared of leaves
and rubbish.
On this neatly cleared spot tho bird
had laid largo, fresh leaveir, ono by tho
sido of tho other, with considerable reg
ularity, and closo by ho sat singing, ap
parently extremely happy over his
work. As soon as the leaves decay thoy
aro replaced by now ones. On this ex
cursion I saw thrco such places of
amusement all near each other and all
had fresh leaves from tho samo kind of
trees, while n largo heap of dry, with
ered leaves was lying closo by. It soems
that tho bird scrapes away the mold
overy timo it changes.tho leaves, so as to
have a dark background, against which
tho green leaves mako a bettor appear
anco. Can any ono doubt that this bird
Lhas tho sonso of beauty?
A Olercr Hummer Girl.
Girls ns n rule lmvo an aversion for
mathematics, but occasionally ono li
found who is ablo to distinguish hcnolf
in this diffloult study. Old Orchard
beach hits just such a girl this year aud
sho applied her knowledge in 11 most
practical und interesting maimer. With
the knowledgo of how much a young
man weighs ns a foundation, this bright
iuIm can tell r ' 1 lance how long his
arm is, how v -vesuro it can apply
to the squur . how slowly ho can
walk on a luvuiy moonlight evening,
buw strong a hammock will safely hold
tlrtir combined weights, the length of
1 U tp In dancing, tho iover of his
stroke iu swimming uud many other
vul ul ftwt. Bungor Commercial.
Does Aro Mucli Lll.e Human Hollies.
Bees do not appear to practice mili
tary marauding on a grand scale, like
ants, but many of thorn shamelessly llvo
upon potty larcenies committed individ
ually ou foreign hives. Thoy may be
seen slyly trying to choat tho vigilanco
of tho sentinels, nnd slip into thoir neigh
bors' citios that thoy may stoal and
gorgo themselves with tho provisions
there. Sometlmos thoy oveu commit
highway robbery, lying in wait in small
binds noar a strange hivo for tho return
of laden bees and plundering thorn on
the road.
Tho sontiuels of tho hivo, on thtir
sido, keep off foreign booH, denying them
entranco into the city, and if exasperated
by attempts at robbery chuso tho prowl
ers and try to kill them. Iu this bees
imitato a great many human Bociotiesi,
whero 1 obbory has seemed tho greatest
of crimes, oxpiublo only by death.
"Property; lto Origin aud Dovolopment."
A'rKittnrliinlKin und Mont Kutlnp.
A curious examination of tho heart
of tho vegetarian and tho in at cater
shows that tho number of I eats to the
fonnor aro fifty-eight to tho minute,
and of tho latter seventy-two. In
twonty-four hours this moans a differ
ence of 20,000 bents. From this it is
concluded that in tho summor timo the
vegotnrlau ban tho advautago, for ho
01m keep cooler nnd in better health
under the reducod number of heait
boatj. But in a cold cllmato, or iu our
own winters, tho hoatgonorated by such
slow heart boats would hardly bo sufil
clout to make life strong and resisting
enough. Tho truo verdict that ono must
reach is that tho vegetarian is butter off
in tho summer and tho meat eater
stronger in tho winter. Yankee Blade.
A Nest of Wild Outs.
It was while iu tho river valley that 1
saw on n friend's houo wall what was
to mo tho most attractive of all species
of oriolo architecture a nost woven
from wild oats. Depomlont from stream
ers it would lmvo beon lendlly mistaken
for an artlutio little fancy basket, tho
work of human ingenuity, no perfect
was its construction. Yet thoro had
been no attempt at alteration since it
was borne from tho limb of the tree
whero found swinging, except that now
it was suspended by ribbons, while tho
bird used none. San Diego Cor. Chris
tian Union.
An Alarm Attachment.
In Liberia there U neither clock nor
timepiece of ally sort, the reckoning of
tlmu being guided entirely by tho sun's
movement pnd position. The sim in
Liberia rises at 0 a. in. and sots at 0 p.
111. almost to the miunto nil tho year
around, and ut noon it is vertically over,
head. Boston Ilcnild,
l)uccr l'noil.
Among the people of Java cookeliufors
are 11 favorltq food, lliesu niumraiilu
economists, tho Chinese, eat tho chrysn
lids of rilkworme after tho bilk has been
wound oil them, frying them In butter
or lard, adding tint yoke of nn egg or
two, uud seasoning with pepper, salt
and vluegar. Tuble,
: CLEAN!
Ii you would be clean and hayo your clothes dono up
in the neaUatand ditwieet manner, take thtmi to the
iALKN ftTNAM LAUNDRY
where all work fa done by white labor and in the most
txvmj ww OOLONJCL J. OLMSTED.
Tho Next Utliish Cabinet.
Although tho British government is of
the same form ns that of tho United
States, being in fact the original of
which tho latter and all recent repub
lican constitutions wero framed, yet
two features of it are very puzzling to
Americans the established church anil
the so called cabinot. The snme day's
iligpatches which told ns recently that
Mr. Gladstone might "find it impossible
to govern with his slender majority"
gave ns the names of the supposed mem
liers of his cabinet
Mr. Gladstone is himself, of course, to
bo premier and first lord of tho treasury;
Lord Herschcll, lord high chancellor;
Earl Rosobcrry, foreign secretary; Sir
William Vernon Harconrt, chancellor of
the exchequer; John Morley, chief secre
tary for Ireland: Lord Itlpon, secretary
of stato for India, etc. All this seems
rather premature in view of tho fact
that Mr. Gladstone's supposed majority
is mado up of such discordant elements
that ono or more sections of it may re
fuse to sustain him, and so the Tory
cabinet may remain in powor. Tho
usual rule is, when a "government" is
iiea ten, either by an adverse voto in tho
bouse of commons or a general election,
it resigns at once. If not, a voto of
"want of confidence" is passed nnd the
queen calls on tho leader of the tri
umphant party to "form a new govern
ment." Tho truth is that tho cabinet, which
is "tho government" for tho timo being,
is not the creature of positivo law, but
of slow growth and custom. Down to
the latter years of William III it was
the regular thing for tho head of ono de
partment to be a Whig, of another -a
Tory and of a third a "trimmer" and
so on. Littlo by little, however, tho
custom grew up of having a privy coun
cil, composed only of thoso in close sym
pathy with each other and with tho sov
ereign. Then the rule was established
that all heads of departments should bo
in sympathy with tho primo minister,
and bo tho cabinet camo into being.
Novortheless statesmen of great influ
ence sometimes sit in the cabinot with
out holding office, nnd heads of impor
tant departments nro frequently not
members of the cabinet, so tho number
of mombers varies greatly.
When Victoria became queen June
20, 1837 Lord Melbourne was premier.
His "government" abolished tho free
constitution of Jamaica, was bcaton
thereon by the Tories and Sir Robert
Peel was called but could not "form a
government." Melbourne hold on till
tho "opium war" was overr and then
Peel took tho helm. Ho carried a series
of mo3t praiseworthy measures in bo
half of laborers in tho factories aud
mines, suddenly changed tho policy of
tho Tory party from protection to f reo
tiudo and carried it through, but was
boaton on a coercion bill for Ireland, and
tho Whigs came in again with Lord John
Russell at tho holm,
Tho Irish famino and famine clear
ances, "Chartism" and tho commercial
panio of 1817 weakened him, and in
1853 ho was defeated on tho militia ques
tion and tho "Aberdeen coalition minis
try" was formed. Lord Palmerstonnext
had his innings, and then camo Glad
stone and tho long rivalry betweon him
and Disraeli. Tho practice of changing
the chief officials and governmental
policy every timo tho popular majority
changes would seem very radical in
America, but it works woll in England.-
Tho avorago length of tho school year
in all tho publio schools throughout the
(Jnitod States is 105.5 days. Iu tho city
schools it reaches 101.0 days. Tho na
tional publio school colobration of Co
lumbus Day, Oct. 31, will givo tho 13,
000,000 pupils iu publio schools an addi
tional holiday this year, and possibly
tho average longth of tho school year
muy bo ono day loss noxt year. Bat
whatovor bo tho loss resulting from tho
cessation of routine school duties for n
slnglo day, it will bo amply compensated
for. Tho day will bo put to tho highest
educational use, and tho prominence
which will bo given to our publio schools
will bo a permanent benefit to that in
stitution, Tho obsorvanco of bo memor
able au event will awaken nt( interest in
history nnd stir tho American people tb
protect, strengthen nnd perfect our pub
lio school system, upon which so muoh
of futuro prosperity depends.
.it is a matter of wonder to tho slower
thinkers of this country why woman, in
this progreRslvo age, should try to excel
in man's sphere, whou there nro so many
things in her own which a man could
never do and which she might glory in.
Mrs. Potter Palmer is a flu do siecle ox
ample of what a woman can do and do
well nnd stlll'bo thoroughly feminine
In n Paris dress. She possesses execu
tive ability combined with tnct, nnd re
sults prove that sho hns tho quality of
management which makes her the peer
of man without encroaching on his
sphoro,
Will Paderowski shoru of his hair bo
like Samson? So far ns women nro
concerned it may have been n matter of
solf defeuso with him. Our English
cousius wero quite ns demonbtrativo in
their adoration ns tho American womon,
and vt a recent coucert, had it not been
for tho kindly offices of his manager, he
would lmvo been affectionately mobbed.
In London thoro nro very few period
icals priutod in foreigu tongues. An
English writer says he knows only of
two German papers and one SpauUh
paper printed in that great city,
A Broken Reed, Indeed,
Tins, and uoniHtnhr, latlie Individual
who kUmln has waned tostieh alovre lib
ftir MHHlofim erUoleal tonlc.trmt Uo would
certainly tnrle over Hud (mot 11 re wmie
thliirlfa bulky aiipjuclsurii n M wire,
for IbiUum wm-b tu Imn upon hlui. llulld
uji.yelatui pltlileiuittBta ttraigtble villi
lloalotter's ttomaou hitler, vrbloli will
enable you toetf ami diced benriliy, itul
thin acquire tteb and vteor. Tb fort't
at Ufa willtpf edlly mpHuWu to the trim
eytbe-wleider. dMttb, It you don't. Nr
YtHMaM,(lo!MiieM, bllkxunr, am
tllpetloti, mlrl, rhumtto aud.lld.uey
trouble are all ot.qur rnuUi by tbln iurb
mtorative ef hraliltand lror. Iu con
neetMM with tbn t if the b Iters, It would
be well Ant tb ttelitMuwd luvalld to etudy
lhraBUO(bteufetiled ttoroaeii wltk a
view, to lae w4t cttoa m the hhmI dlfeeWWe
Iwa- Campaigns versus Short Onow
There is n growing conviction in the
United States that we have too much
politics, nnd since the recent campaign
In Great Britain many leaders of
thought have declared that onr cam
paigns should bo greatly shortened.
Just think of itl The Salisbury parlia
ment was dissolved on June 28. . The
elections were ordered for the first three
weeks of July, nnd the writs directed
the nesemblage of tho now parliament
on Aug. 4.
In less than six weeks the government
of tho United Kingdom is completely
changed. The latest expressed will of
the voters takes effect in a change of
policy in less timo than is employed su
this country in selecting tho delegate
to n national convention. The cninpni-jn
now in progress and already heato'l
must grow hotter and hotter with tLe
perfect day four months of party war
fare. Then, If a now man is elected,
eoventeen more weeks must pass before
he takes tho helm, nnd ordinarily a con
gress does not even convene till thirteen
months after it is chosen. The inevita
ble result is that elections in this coun
try degenerate into mere questions of
monoy nnd endurunco.
But there is nnothor sido to tho ques
tion and a very important one. "Eter
nal vigilance is the prico of liberty," nnd
it is quite possible that if Americans did
not maintain tho habit of discussing
political questions frequently there
would be evil results. Most assuredly
frequent elections make men more tol
erant of political diffeiences. Here, for
instance, aro two men who voto together
in tho spring elections (in village or
township) and on opposite sides at state
nnd national elections. They cannot
afford to quarrol seriously.
Tho educational effect is also impor
tant. Go through tho rural regions of
any "close stato" and you will observe
that every scholarly young man is called
into action early. Tho people feel that
thoy have a sort of right to the services
of tho educated. Tho young student,
tho young teacher and tho young lawyer
are expected as a matter of course to
"take the stump." The effect i3 excel
lent. So, ta'fo it all iu all, there is no
need to hurry in niuhin a change.
Some writer has said, apropos of the
joys of a picnic and the baud accompa accempa
niment: "Who worries over the mort
gago on tho hou,o wlule the band is
playing 'Ta-ra-ra-boom-de-ay?'" Of
course not; tho ovil of the present ex
cludes all other woes.
Tho American hog has peacefully en
tered Denmark and is now very welcome
in nearly all European countries.
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Icadnc i, yet ( r a'b Xattls Livbr Pilu
're eq-ia'Iv v' .V in Coi-tipation, curing
md pi pveiitiiij; thii aum ylng complaint, while
"icy also rorrtc! -.11 disorders, of tho stomach
.tlmulato tho Hmr and rc Jala the bowels
iven If they only cured
HEAP
Vctoe thoy would be almost priceless to those
'io suiTer frn this distrcsiliic cemplaint:
' ut fortunately their j;oodne!S does not end
'icrp, and those who once try them will find
iee littlo pills valuable In si many ways that
ey will not be willing to do without them
3ut after all sick head
ACHE
i tho bano of so many llvei that here Is where
i make our great boast. Our pills cure it
irhilw others do not.
CAnrna'a Litti k f.t veii Tills are very small
ind very cssy to take. Ono or two pills make
l dribO. They are strictly vegetable and do
not gripe or purge, but by their gentle action
Aeaso nil who use thein. In vials at 33 cents;
ilvo for 51, Sold everywhere, or sent by mail.
CA2TSB BSHCIME CO., He Text
kail rill. U M UFric&
Church Directory.
fJUMJIEULAND l'l'B-f.l rKIUAN. SUlem,
Oregou, Uov J. E. llliir, I'aeUir. Hui.day
school every Sunduy, lu n. in. I'rcitchliif
jvery .Jundav, 11 u. m uud 7:30 p. ni
Church house on Hltfh street, between
Mnrlon nnd Union. Kcrybody welcome,
MethodistKpibcopal. Services ouSab
bath at IOjM nnd 7:30. 8i-nd iy ccbnol at
12;Epwortli Leugues utb:i5; Prayer meet
ing overy Thursday evealng. Ilev. C. L
Kellerman, pnstor.
Evangelical. Corner of Liberty and
Center street. Hunduy sen'ices 10:10 a.m.
und 7:30 p. in,, Suuduy KCtio ! Ii." m., V P.a
C. E, C:30 p. ni.; Prayer meeting 'iliurhduy,
7.30 p. m. J, Bowersox, patter, residence
127 Liberty street.
l'r.ESDYTUiiiAN. Church street, between
Cheineketu and Center. Preaching morn
ing nnd evening; Sabbath tsUicolat 12 in.;
V. P. S. C. E. at 6-80 p. m.; prayer meetlbg
Thursday ut 7:'i0p. m. IU v . K. II, Gwynne,
D, D pastor.
The Cliuitcu op God. Holds rtllgeous
services In the Good Tern pin's hall Tues
day, Thursday and FrliUj evenings, tsuu
days at Iti.M a in. and 7:J0. Bunday school
at 3 p, m. Elder N. N. Mi.thows, pasior.
Ht. Joseph's Catholic Ciiuucit.-Che-mettetii
and Cottuge. Hjnday services: Low
mass 7:30 a. m.; high mn.su 10:30; Sunday
school 3 p. in.; vespers 7:30; week days, low
mass 7 a. in. ltev. J. 8. nlte, pustor,
CoaitKaATioNAL. Corner Center and
Liberty Services Sunday at 10:J0 u. m, and
7 p. in.; Sunday school ii in., Y. P. 8. C, E
at il : JO p. m.; prayer meeting 7:30 p.iu.Thurs
day. ltev. C. L. Corwlu, pastor.
Sr. Paul Episcopal Cpurgh Corner
Church and Oiiemtketa. Bcivlces 10:30 a
ni. and 7 p.m.; Kunday school UM5 a. in,;
service Thursday 7.30 p m. Ilev. W.Lund,
rector.
FlliST Baptist. Liberty nnd Marlon.
Services 10;) a. in. and 7:00 p. iu.;Huuduj
school U in.; young poopls's meeting at 6
p. m.; prayer meeting 7.30 l'hui sday. ltev.
Kobert Whltaker, pastor.
Kkek JIethodist. Btv. B. K. Emallej
pastor. Services Sunday niomlug and
evening, Sunday school at 10 a m.; praj ei
meeting Friday night. Church vpposite
North Salem school.
Fiuknds. At Highland park on carllne.
Services lCMlu.m. and 7.t0 p. r.i.; tunua
school 13 ni.; Christian Endwnor 0 p. m.:
prayer meeting Thursdaj 7:50 p. iu. liev.
F. M. George, pastor.
Gekjian BAPTiST.-Servlces In German
Baptist church north of Cottage stieet
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11
a,Sii. Evening service ut 7.30. Huv. John
Fechter, pastor.
CiiuisTiAM. High and Center. Bunday
school 12 m,; preaching 10:30 u. m.j young
people's society 6.30 p. m.j preaching 7:30
P. in. ltev, W. It. Williams, pastor.
Gkiiman Hefoiimeu. Capital nnd Marl
on.; Sunday ervlcUl a,' m.;Buuday school
10 a. ui.; prayer meeting Wednesday 7:30 p.
m. Uiv. J, Muelluaupt, pastor,
CIIHKTIAN SciESCB.-8trvlcea In Unl
larlan hall at lw0 a.m jtna 7:30 p. m.; Sab
bath sohool U m Bible study 'ihursday
evening,
UniTAKiAN CituKCH.- bervlces at 10:30 a,
m,.l5l'a.T;3!Jp'o,u' "uuday fehuol ut lam.
All Invited. BcaUfreo. Hev.ll.ll.Brown.
mlutster.
South Balkm-M. K. church. Preach
Ing every Sunday at 10:30 a. m, and 7:JU p,
in. J, II. Itoork, pastor.
t kkman LUTHKHN.-Kbrth Cottage Bt,
Hervlcesou 1st aud M Hunday of each
month at 2 p. m. Kav. Q. E. 41 eyer.pastur.
AlKlCAN Ubiuodist, North 8altm.
Services alll a. m.aad7uX) p. m. buuday
school at 1 p. . Kev. O, W. White, pastor,
Tempranee goipel meeetlngs at 4 o'clek.
buuday at W, C, T, U, hall.
M.T, RINEMAN
BKA1XX rw
Staple tad Fificy
TSff Otwmr. Lamps, Woe4n
ad Wtltew ware. AllVlud. o?Ui?Sd.
iw niywwmiiCTwim In iBflf MaUOD
Wood Saw.
Everybody cits I hntlos Stnllh'K steam
wood snw, "lhe Hustler." Oidtraut 27d
Front street.
k Locating lues.
Dr. H. Smith Is now sole ngent In Ore
gon for the ale of Mi.it hnllV Electro Wiik
netlcrods 'or locatlpg Ints of G( Id or
Slhcr. This Instrument has becon.o the
most cfltcunt force in U.Uctlng the prw
euLo of Gold and Sliver debits whether
in the foim of hidden colnoi quartz took.
The maker claims that a carclnl liivesil
gatlon Is sure to Had onnto tho exact lo
cality of tbH treasure. Fur further Infor
mation please address
DR, H, SMITH,
7-26-tl
Fnlem, ( regon.
Burton
STATE STKEET
BRICK YARD.
Large stock of common Brick always ou
hand. Prised and ornamental brick
made io order.
Lave orrtPrs at O. Stolz, fll State street,
Goodhue A Cahlll, V5 Slate stieet, or at tb
yard.oppesitehtate PrlKon.
For Sale, Cheap,
A number of trios ot lbi sprlngR PlymJ
oulh Huck, Black Langrban, White Leg
born, nnd Partridge Cochins, all thorough
bred ptock. Buy early, save rxprcBS charges
and Ret the pick ot theseasnu. W to 83 per
tiioboxLdfor shimnent. Address
II. HOPElt, Salem, Or.
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
jLIVERYNtBN.
tJoutU ot Willamette Hotel,
ilALttrj ... OREGON
NOTICE.
I wish to fay to my ct.Finincis !n tho
lumber trade thai I hae reigned my po
sition iu the Iunian.PouUeu &. I o. lumber
yard here, but still nsk tin patronage oi
the contractors, nnd I will try to maice It
to every ones Interest to 1 on me and
ret my prices before purcha.lnir elsewhere.
l guarantee as good lumber as Is In Oregon
and will as ever treat you white.
N. N. MATHF.WS.
For Sale.
320 Acres asWifsia
i . .i C . barn and house,
lmlauce timber, will sell all or part, cheap,
on reasounble terms,
u J4 MARNKl , Salem. Or.
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i'iV? e.rScw, V9,rb "acet Mtore, Cottle
(arkhunt block, Cnmmuilal bt'Halem,
reKch. 8-27-lmdw
Kealdouce 882 Church St.
J. J. MUTTON,
SIGS ASD 1BE MISTER,
Decorator, K-tI?omiupr and Po
per ITunprr.
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nlture8tnreorftoa'&&,.e, Grocers.
Jicketj
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CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
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East, North and South,
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COLONIbT SLEEPERS,
RECLINING CHAIR CARS
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ltatos, $2.50 5.00 m
The best hotel brtwuiil'om,,,..
Francisco. KlraUcluw lu hVi'lS? rn
menta. IU tables r ".?'' J u DBni'
" Choicest Jnmits "
Grownlln the Wlllarueifo Vfc!ey,
A. I, WAGNER, pr0p.
FOR SALE!
utiuioL inAUb FOR SUBURR
.. .... ,UII uutNS.
Within one-hnll mlln or (,..,... . '
car Hues uud intrLroticilR Million iiy1!
otllce.. Only two and oBnn.DAl-
nom mo ucntLr or s-aiLin. Hi Li,,.. f!
tllul loan ion. Hotl pxtm good wlilt
nnd rich. I'rlce low und tirm'S 51
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Mil SALE.
Absolutely - Hafe - Iiti,ttntnt.
$10,000 FOR $6.(lfl
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ineuow iwo-siory urlck Ktf,r ,.-. il
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nnd
Conimerclul street
L.onimerciui street hurKale i itr SiS
tuhentoon. It pats 10 ier cent nlTl1
ntnount, nnd will bo woilh tlOOCOiV?
" w.wnnj
tnnn nveycuis
B-IOII
Jlcforo Stiufiug on a Johq
A permn umully rifMrcs logaln smmiJ
fDriuutlon na to ihe lnobtdinmhiei rJL"i
iiiKe.nnu win pin unso tli lcts via ik,3
that lll nlh iu bun the qiiitkiMiM ?
service, ltonmi' iirhngi.n n trln tn.u.
cago oruny i,im M.joiishcoldpiiS
yourself t ith n n uv ud lime table , SVE
V lbconslu l cntrnl Line The train. S
on thl route 'ievstltjulenudi;reeanffi
with Vuiliunti'H JutCbt Druwlng ltoomiSf'
ers. cleiiaiit nv Cnnrhrsnuri i u..,ir. ."Ii
of latest dCElpu.tulltupiiKslj fortShA
vlce.nud iireexqi.lMlo m luiulthinV,,,
couM-nlciit m d i I'liiioriui lu inamri'l
n.i'Ul and h. (utriutiu etcrydeuffi
thi-y bnA e uo tupi t!or In r miort sW
l)Mlif4. 'I IIP Illt.lIlL' I lit l.lMlrnl.. Ti
d by all the ,wJi cImH TrnfflK
..H ii, ,.1 In r.i ..... .... ,.f .1." it.: l
patrons. w
Fust trnlnB in the WlFcoodn Dm
Lines lcuQAllJjneuH)llMlinl miok'3
nnd 0:J5 p iu ud bt. l'uul atDoia
uud7:lor,. m., ninI,.iiB faonible co3
U..i.ll.iinaf "wk
Jor tickets,
Ji IUUU. UtUUUI
Acont, Cblcugo, 111,
and Tvijl
1-1D-U
THE YAOUINA ROUTE,
OREGON I'ACIFIC RAMI
Ana uregon ueteior.ment coniMtiil
Bteumnhlp lice. 1S3 n,lkf sborttr.hogl
less timo thiin by uny otbei loule. Fie I
ciubh thiouch lubreut'ci nnd freight lij
lrom 1'ortland uud all nolntK in ih.t I
lamettenllCT to i.nd Horn tautruds
TIME SCHEDULt, (Kxtept buuttayi;
LPucAit.iny -.--.... 1-ofnl
Leave (iirvalllK UFil
iLrrivti )U(jllllui - - - - - . 6.XF Ii
ijCBf ir.iiuinn - tlzl!
ijeave toivaiun - - .... lftais
Arrlvo AlbMiy 1U01M
O. & C. trains connect ut Albtuiji
Con ullls.
The tibovr trulnt, rouuect at YAQ111
with the Orttcoii Develfipment IVi li
jfibtCiUjiblilnkWlwrtui Namibia audi
KraBdico
N. B. 1'u
Willamette-Ynlley
N. B. ra'stogpn. lrom Tcrllund aid ii
luamHto vnller l
rountctlou with the trains of I
points ci.n nmki t'u
l.'.OUJA KOX TI.ntAibaurUoni
mid it destined to Snn nncfeco. itc
trrauotonirlvoat Yn'iuiua the erol
.oiorouaiFoi BHUin;.
l'&sseuj.-i'r aud Freight Kates Mum
Iovet. Kor lulorniatiou apply to lie
HULMAN A Co.. lTeibt nnd Tkl
Agents !KW and MClront St., ronland,(i
U C. IIOOUK Ac't Geu'l Bit
1'nus. Ar,t.,Oret'onPailnoK R.C&,
ConUdi.tt
O. H, HASWKLL. Jr. k'J 1 rt; 4
Pass. ; Agi- firtfon Ut rr't niitt
Co..sii4 ilontgon trrit:
l.enths
1 t'.o 13o7
't and coa
Hows
Your Liver?
Is the Oriental salutation,
knowing thptf on 1 health
cannot exist vi'hoat a
-healthy Liver.
Liver is to' '
els fire sine I
stipated, t.'to f-od lies
in the si. iacli undi
gested, poisoning the
blood; frequont hcadacho
ensues; 'a i'eoling of Ifissi
tudo, despondency and
nervousness indicate bow
tho wholo system is de
ranged. Simmons Liver
Eegulator lias been the
means of restoring mow
peoplo to health and
happiness by giving them
si healthy Liver than any
agency Known on earth.
It nets with extraor
dinary power and efficacy.
NEVER BEEN DISAPPOINTED-
AsapenerM faml y remedy fo'JH
Torpid Liver, Constipation, etc.. I narwj
use anythins clc, an.l Uavo Bjy"
appointed in tho effjet prodnced. ti
Stomach and BfrMt()lw
500
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HEALTH
Le Rtchiiua Ooan alsa2i
Currs t'bancref, nm ana '?' rs
Sores on ths Leps and Bedyi,Sc'L5
jJ3'""u.lr"a."":".'rrr...T"ks5
primary lonns m mw . .,j
Syphllls. Price, tS 00 1 pf r B
Cures Tertiary, Mercuriioj""- v
nunlsm, rains In ne Bones, rIni
lld, tack of the Neck. VUtn
tracted CoVds, 6t"Tness ot &
of Mercury, lcarlo the W3"1!
bealtby. Price 5 OO per tfotujj
lei lltchmo's Golden HP""? (3
tloto lor me rurau""-J,j
IrrlutloaOrTel,nd all Urlo"?
UldlsarrangeBjenta. PU 4 "
Or Klctutu'a Ooiaea SP"'
joetion, forserere '""" 171
Inttimuutory Olett $trlctare.
x ou per bw -,.
Uo Hitia'a GoUr OI
tor ins mom nwuur ."Xfrrf I
L Kletuia oldB ,fSll
aad Bala trtsHMatj "? faig
. axeeM or Tsr-work, li""'
lrie M OS per B
feat mrwbr.C. O-IX,
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