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ihe rose, park of Nice.
A Gartltn In FmHcn Where Roue Are
Grown on n Vqry Largo Scale.
I have get oral times liM occasion
fto riait tho fmnpu "Park, of R at
Uirv T!ie flow tbfera are tbo
v ttwwt lirriijlif al in the world.
Both Iwiika of the Var aro bor-dm-ed
tv a Hue of hills of somo
i kftight, wdfch&tiroloiigeclas'fai-as
we aej. 'ma m on ta irt oanK
id iu protoctlnrc tho wholo nl&in of
Nio from the northwest wi:id.
I Toward the southern extremity of
llieto hills, oh very rich, alluvial soil.
is the Carraa quarter, iu which :uo
the jiriridpul markot gardens of
Nke. In that quarter, also, a little
higher up the hill, is tho Joscphmo
TiUa, or Park of Rosea.
Here roses are cultivated oxclu
sively for sale in winter as cut flow
ers. Out of tho twenty-eight or
thirty acres which tho property com'
prises about tn acres aro dovoted to
' the purpose of forcing tho roso trceo,
k and are c6verod with very numerous
small greenhouses or oxtonsivo hot
vbed frames, ono or tho other of those
being'always in ugo for furthering
tho production of tho flowers. The
total aurfaco covered with glass ex
ceeds C,00d squaro motors, or an aaro
, and a ualf.
Naturally it is during the months
. of active sale, from November to
April, that tho principal harvest oc
curs, but oven in the spring and sum
mer tho very beautiful roses gro n
ander shelter aro in demand by tho
dealers. Thesa roses aro tho o ily
ones, or nearly tho only ones, which
'show a purity of perfect tint, exempt
on tho outsido potftla from tho dificol-
- oration, tho veining and folds, which
aro caused by tho bito of cold, too
warm sunstrokes or prolongod Jau-
midity.
During tho summer tho movable
r fides of the grconhousos aro tal:on
,iway, and there romnins only the
a glass roof which protects tho flowers
from tho rainstorms. ,
L Tho proprietor and founder of tho
establishment is Mr. Antoino Miiri.
Itmay bo said that tho most striking
foaturo of his mode of cultivation is
tho simplicity of tho means employed
unit their perfoct adaptation to tho
, end to'bo attained, which is to obtain
an abundant and continued produc
tion of flowers without great oxpouso
and without exhausting tho plants.
A rosobush, as is known, doeo not
require-, a high temperature. Certain
varieties, likoHho saffron roso, con
tinue to put forth buds and flowers
,all winter loug in Provence, and well
aovoiopea roses of that variety can
be picked at tho ond of November
even hi tho climato of Paris. At Mr.
Marl's placo tho roso trees aro planted
eithor in three lines parallel to each
other, for tho bushy variety, or in
the enso of thoso with floxiblo stalks.
each by itsolf, somothing liko grape
vines, os for instanco, tho Marechal
Niol. Thoy aro sheltered by frames
just high enough abovo tho gvound
to allow a man walking about inside
At tho height of tho season, from
Doc. IB to April IB, tho Park of Ro32S
tends away an avorago of BOO dozen
roses a day. -Henry do Vilmoriu in
Rovuo Horticolo.
TH2 VEnOICT.
1V
Kxamlnlng Frutt In Maine.
. Tho most thoroughly frightened
man in Auburn was a Gray farmer
who brings bluoborrles to markot.
From tho story ho tells it 1b no won
dor. Ho was driving down tho streot
at tho gray of dawn and just a suspi
cion of tho red and bluo tints which
herald tho lord of tyodaywas ting
ing tho east. Tho old farmor was
thinking ovor tho fat pockotbook ho
would return with when ho had sold
his fruit, and tho old horso was am
bling leisurely along when, horrors 1
out from behind a building sprang
four bluo coated policomon.
Their whito holmots and brass but
tons gleamed in tho morning sun,
which just then looked ovor tho
horizon. Arras gleamed ominously
from thoir bolts, and tho florco look
thoy woro caused tho old man to
run over his past Bins liko lightning.
Ono grabbed tho horso, two seized
tho farmor, whilo a fourth proceed
ed to examiuo tho cargo. It ap
peared harmless enough and tho
man wftB allowed to drlvo on. Ban
gor Commercial.
Tho Princo of "Wal s la Rotting stouter
U the tllno, and new vorgoa on tho pon
derous. The crown of St. Stephen, king of Hun
gary froin 080 to 1015, 1h still prcnorvecl
with the undent regalia 'in tho fortress
twldiw of Nudft-Peath.,
A RrraBrkn'ilo Hccna In Court When tho
lury Annoniii-ul lit Decision.
Tho court house nt Waldrou, Ark.,
was crowded A half suppressed
murmur through every crooked
Unset in tho unpicturesquo hamlet
made it known that tho jury in tho
csfco of the atkto of Artaiusaaf versus
Abnor Hay wwe; ready to i return
tlHiir- verdict What would it boi
Did thoy believe tho dofondant tho
murderer of Jolui Potts? As if by
ihrtgic tho old rand" tho young, tho
busy and tho idle, tho curious and
tho indifferent had. swarmed into tho
court-room until every foot of space
was occupied.
Outsido tho languid air seemed
tremulous with tho heat, and every
leaf hung limp and motionless. Tho
sultry July day was oppressive and
tho atmosphere of tho room so sti
fling that thoso assembled gasped for
breath. Tho scant furniture and
baro floor, tho rough, whitewashed
walls and tho rickety lamp with tin
reflector sitting upon n littlo shelf
bohind tho judge's chair, all told tho
yamo story of mountaineer simplicity
and primitivenoss.
A hag, bent with ago, was whis
pering tho story of tho crimo to her
plump young neighbor, and said that
two witnesses had identified tho body
found in Mill creek. Tho cleric nerv
ously upset his inkstand, nnd tho
bluck Btain on tho whito front of his
pino desk looked ghaatly.
Tho judge ascended tho littlo plat
form nt tho end of tho room and
bado tho sheriff1 clear an entrance for
tho jury. Tho struggling cr6wd was
parted a littlo way, and twelve good
and lawful men filed in and stood fac
ing the prisoner, who sat oxposed to
the gaze of nil. His efforts to appear
calm wero pitiful. Great drops of
swoatrolled down his swarthy cheeks,
and ho clutched tho framowork of
tho chair on which ho sat. Ten feet
back of him stood his swoolheart,
tho beauty of tho village, sobbing
softly and leaning upon her father
for support.
In a thick, unsteady voice tho foro
lnnn read from the paper in his hand,
"Wo of tho jury find tho dofondant
guilty as charged in tho within in
dictment."
Tho condemned man roso from his
seat. His fnco was livid and liis
muscles rigid. Ho stretched out ono
hand as though ho would speak, and
tho noxt moment fell forward almost
at tho foreman's foot dead I His
Bwcothcart's tears stopped falling
and her whito lips quivered convul
sively, but sho could neither cry out
nor St"' from her tracks.
Half a dozen strong hands wore
stretched out to lift tho prostrate
man, when, moved by a common iin
pulso, though no syllablo luxd boon
uttered, every hoad was turned and
every eyo was fixed upon tho door.
John Potts had just stopped ovor
tho threohold. Now York Herald.
Why Sim Wns So Particular.
A young woman whoso attiro and
domennor botokoned wealth and re
finement attracted somo attontion in
a fashionable candy store up town
tho other day by her persistent in
quiries about tho purity of tho con
fections offered for sale.
"Aro you euro that this candy is
quite pure?" sho asked.
"Yes, mios," answered tho sales
girl; "wo sell nothing but pure
candy."
"Well, I want somo that is not
scented," said tho purchasor.
"Will thoso suit you?" aslccd tho
girl, producing a pan of plain whito
sugar drops.
"Aro theso tho purest that you
liavo?" questioned tho young woman
as sho looked tho pan over suspi
ciously. "Yes, miss."
"And aro thoy perfectly fresh?"
"Mado this morning," replied tho
girl.
"Well, I hope that you ore not de
ceiving mo," said tho young woman
earnestly, "for I am very particular
about tho kind of candy that I buy.
I want it for my littlo dog. You may
givo me ten cento' worth." Now
York Times.
IllnlH tth SoitW.
Tho sodgo warblers possess tho
souls of unbaptizod babes, and sing
thoir sorrow nt tho midnight hour,
whilo tho linuot, yollowhammor and
finch sing their plaintivo and tender
sOugS to remind us thoy aro bouIs of
dopartod friends not yot relioved
from purgatorial pains, Tho bittern
is thoir herald ntnight. Irish Timos.
""" "" II II Mill I
How ten and Women Meet Trouble.
Men nnd women meet tho small
troubles of life very differently. In the
first placo n woman often, lacks that
senso of proportion which is neces
sary to distinguish tho lesser from
tho greater ills; to her all troubles
aro Of tho greatest magnitude and to
bo mourned equally, Tho failure of
a now dress or of a dinner party aro
calamities ovor which sho will somo
timea worry herself into a fover.
Most men would meet similar trou
bles with a shrug of tho shoulders
and then speedily forget them. Then,
again, a woman does not forgot easily
and ia given to brooding, nor is she so
swif t to run away from her troubles
as a man is. Indeed sho cannot bo
easily induced to run away from
them at all; tho contemplation of
them has a fatal fascination for her.
In any small misfortune which
falls equally upon husband and wif o,
in nino cases out of ten whore tho
man resolutely refuses to remember
it and hastens to turn his thoughts
into somo other channels, tho wom
an will seem to take almost a per
verse pleasure in recalling it to her
mind and reflecting upon its actual
and possible consequences. Much of
tills difference in their demeanor is
of courso duo to tho difference of
their life. A man Can easily run out
of doors and seek distraction, whereas
a woman's lot is to remain at homo
nnd think. Indeed, wo should say
that very much was owing to tho
greater opportunity that a woman
possesses of contemplating her wor
ries and brooding ovor them. Lon
don Spectator.
Ono Way to Heat the Custom Law.
All Englishman who holds a clerk
ship in ono of tho prominent ship
ping houses of this city has for years
imported his clothes from London,
yet has never paid any duty and
never smuggled them in. At least
ho has never smuggled them in tho
usual ways adopted by those who
don't seo tho point of paying Undo
Samuel for tho privilege of wearing
English clothing.
His plan is a simplo one, but it is
not likely to bo followed by many
imitators. Ho has a friend on tho
other side who is a tailor, and he
mails as a sample of cloth ono leg of
a pair of trousers, half of a waist
coat, tho slcovo of a coat or hnlf tho
back, and tho parcel is marked "sam
ple" and comes wrapped in thick
brown paper opened at ono ond.
Sometimes it takes a mouth or six
weokB for a full suit to arrive, part
coming via Now York and occasion
ally a part by Boston, The parts aro
then sowed together by a tailor horo
and tho suit is complete.
Only onco in six years has a parcel
been lost in transit, nnd it wns half
tho back of a coat mado of a peculiar
shade of bluo cloth which tho Eng
lish clork could not match. Ho had
tho rest dyed black and got sufficient
black cloth from a local dealer to
finish tho garment. Philadelphia
Record.
Tho root's World.
Arcady uover arose out of sheer
gladness of heart and lustihood of
fancy. To tho poetic imagination
tho difllcultiea. uonravitiea and insui
ficioncy of actual lifo havo always
been especially manifest and oppres
sive. But tho poetic imagination at
ite best uover rests in discontent, in
tho mora apprehension and recital of
woes. It is creative and seeks a rem
edy, oratleastarefugo. From tllo first
it has found somo approach to that
peace and sincerity which it cannot
do without, but which actual lifo
sooms to dony everywhere in nature.
Thus tho poet's favorito haunt has al
ways been tho vales and tho groves,
tho flowery banks nnd tho greou
fiolds.
But nature wholly unpeopled still
failed to satisfy, and bo tho poets, in
their aspiration nftor earthly perfec
tion, fell to colonizing Jheir placid
retreats with tho children of their
fancy. Thus camo Arcady tho land
of fantastic shepherds and shopord
esscs, whoro everybody wns honest
and simplo, whoro tho touding of
Bhoop was but a pastimo, nnd tho
chanting of madrigals tho chief pur
suit. Scribnor's.
Development or Water Tower.
Japan has recently given a striking
example of what can bo done in tho
development of water power -with
tho aid of electricity. About seven
miles from tho city of Kioto is Lake
Biwa, having an area of BOO milns at
an elevation of 143 feet Prom' tho
lako to Kioto n navigable canal has
been cut, involving two miles of tun
nel and a long aqueduct. On reach
ing the city thero is a declino of 118
feet. The difference in lovel is over
come by inclined lane ways 2,100 feet
in length, on which boats aro raised
and lowered from ono canal to tho
other. Theso planoways are operated
by electric motors, which ore driven
Jjy turbines using tho fall just men
tioned. xno wheels aro supplied with
water from the high level canal by
three lines of 30-inch pijo 1,300 feet
in length, delivering tho water undor
a head of 100 feet.
Not only do theso water wheels
furnish power to run tho electric gen
erator for the planeway motors, but
thoy also operate another dynamo
whoso current is distributed to mo
tors which run rico mills, spinning
mills, a watch factory, etc., and also
drivo an aro and incandescent light
ing plant. Tho wholo work cost
about $1,600,000. Whilo tho enter
prise was planned and executed by
tho eminent Japanese engineer Ten
abe, tho water wheels aro American,
tho dynamos aro American, and the
motors nnd lamps aro American.
New York Telegram.
Ramming with an Ironclna.
It is a tremendous moment on
board a ram when tho officor gives
tho word of command to prepare for
ramming. Each man flings himself
flat on his stomach, his elbows
squared, his faco buried in his hands,
his head toward tho ram. It is a
moment of fearful tension. Tho
great ironclad has been signaled to
go at full speed, and as tho immense
pressure is forced "upon her sho vi
brates like a thing of life, darting
forward by giant leaps. Every man
is at his post. Every muscle is
braced, and bravo hearts beat chok
ingly for tho few seconds that elapse
between tho order to ram and tho
awful crash to many tho crash of
doom. Onco a Week.
Gift to the Saviour.
A Dutch pointer, in tho picture of
the Magi worshiping tho infant
Saviom", represented ono of thorn
booted and spurred in a largo whito
surplico, and bearing in his hand as
an offering to tho babo a mndnl of n
Dutch frigate. Detroit Freo Press.
Persons to Ilewnre Of.
No matter of what color, beware of
tho eyes that havo no desire to look
you full in tho face. Thero is some
thing wrong bohind tho shifting, un
easy glanco, iind tho owner of such
optics will provo to bo unworthy of
trust. Read well tho signs, for if
actions speak louder than words, eyes
speak even louder than actions, and
to be forewarned is to be forearmed.
Philadelphia Times.
Nervous Prpsfration,
H1oojIoiiips, Nick mid Nervous
Hcnrinclic, IlHoUnchc, Iizzliirt3Tor
hid JTcnrn, Hot I'lnNhca, Nervous
lyNIoj)Nlii,niilliicfN,Ciiiriiilon,lIyn.
torin, 1'itN, St. Vltint Dunce, Opium
llnbtt, ItritiiltciincNi, etc., nro cured
by Dr. Miles' Ilcntorntive Nervine.
It doei not contain oplatei. Mrs. 8ophla O.
lironnloe, DeLand, Fla., mirored with Epllopsr
or 60 year nnd tcstlfloa to a complotocure. Jacob
Patro, Ella, Oregon, bad been aufforlnn with Ncrr
out rroitratlou for four roars, could not Bleep,
Botblniholnort hltn until bo used Dr. Miles' Ro
tortttlve Nervlnei ho t now well. Klnebooka
F.n".1.. dr"rsit. Dr. Mlleo' Norvo nnd
Liver Plllo, 60 doc for 2J cents art the best
remedy for Biliousness, Torpid Llrer, etc, etc
Dr. Miles' Modlonl Co.,Elkhart,lnd.
XBUl BOTTLE FREE.
Sold by D, J.Fry, druggiBt,8nlem.
MIOSES O
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Act on s bow ntlndnli
regulate the llrer, etom&eh
and bowels through Iht
nerves. Dm Milks' I'tluj
tpelHv curt biliousness,
torpid liver and constipa
tion. Smallest, mlldoit,
corest I Opdo3eo,25cts.
Hrmuka trett at (trut.'L'lsts.
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gold by D. J. Fry, druggist, Salem
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WHOAREDEBILITVTEQ AND5UFFFRING
from Nervous Debility Seminal wpak
ness.LossesDrains.Impotency on.
Lost Manhood. Phfiimatism. I.amf
Back. Kidney" Troubles. Nervousness
SLEEPLESSNESFboRMEMORV&GENERAU IllHfAUH
the effects of abuses, excesses, worry and exposure. For sucl. TafTcrtn
In W marreloAi Invention, which requires but a trial to convince the most skeptical,
KnTIWiu
WEIKiilfJga
V.Wrfi51gT3SfUVBI-jr
FiwEe
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Oas ari! Gasolim
EliGINES
llnre fewer parts, ond n
wp.ilcrthan any other bus or gnsoMno engines now
CUllLs JUlL l'rrht Hut rilirm r Inrn rliu ivl.ua ui. I tft
runs all day; --. -v
MAKES NO SMKLC Olt PIBT.
ITo doubla or false explosion, so frtqucc; wltli t&
Uurcltabla tjiart,
Tor Blmi.llelty It UenU tlio World.
It Oils Itself AutumntlcaUy,
yo Batturlcs or Kloctrlo Bpurlc
It rnna wttU a Cheaper Grade of Gasoline Uuu any
Clber liuglna,
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The Tariff
Has not raised the price on
Blackwell's
4
Bull Durham
Smoking Tobacco.
There arc many other brands,
each represented by some inter
ested person to be "just as good
as the Bull Durham." They
are not; but like all counterfeits,
they each lack the peculiar and
attractive qualities of the genuine.
WC 5$ bah?o?S t0 BLACKWELL'S
foBrUthLeL p?o&AnMof DURHAM TOBACCO CO.
the smoker. DUHH.-.M, n. c.
EDUCATIONAL,
Go to the Best
The plrico tor young Indies nnd gentle-
men rofecuron murougn luucutiun is iuo
old, but ever new.
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY.
Lone and still the leading lnlltutlon of
tne jNortu wesu ioitr inun even
New course of instruction la Oratory,
Theology nnd KosMlrnduated.
hTUDIES. Normal, Business, Academy,
College, and Law courses greatly enlarged
and lmprovfd.
Faculties Increased nnd Improved. For
OatnlOKiie of College of Lnw write Uenn H
T. lUrhardson. Esq , Halem, Or
For Catalogue of College of Medical and
Pharmacy wrlto Dean KTchmond Kelly,M.
D . I'ortlund, Or.
For general Catalogue write Kov. Geo.
Whlluker, D. D., President, rMlem, Or.
7-iS-am-Uw
FRIENDS POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE
Will be opened to students Sept. 1!J, 1B02.
Oilers 1 he most pinctlcal courses of study
ot nuy school In the State, viz: Mechanical
KDglncerlng, Civil Engineering, Electrical
Engineering, Academic and Grammar
school com sea Students practice daily In
wood shop, machine shoo, ond labora
tories. Tuition and Jlo trd per Year, 150.
Special Inducements to n fw young men
who wish to work for their board aud tui
tion during vacations. For prospectus and
further Information, address
EDWIN AIOltlllSON, M H .
Presdent, Salem, Or
Conservatory of M,
WILLAMETTE UNIVERSITY,
SALEM, OREGON.
The course most complete and the high
est grade of any music school In the
Northwest. Best and now est methods of
teaching. Enlarged facilities and new
plan lor Instruction of beginners for the
coming school year. Diplomas granted on
completion of course. Next term begins
September 6, 1802. Z. W. PAKVIN,
Send for catalogue. Musio Director.
7-W-d2m-wlm
Miss Ballous
KINDERGARTEN.
THIRD YEAR
Opens Monday, Beptemuer lBtb, at Kin
dergarten Hall, opposite opera house.
Children received at three years of age
and over. A connecting class wilt be es
tablished lor advanced Kindergarten pu
811s and those beginning primary work,
nly the best modern Kindergarten meth
ods employed. Prang's system ol drawing
and color work Introduced.
Miss Annie Thornton,
Oraduato ot theDtesden Conservatory ot
Musto (Germany) will open her rooms, 6
and 7, Bank building, September 1st.
Instructions in vocal and Instrumental
music, also In German and French. 8-5-tl
Select School.
MISS KNOX will begin her select shool
tho tlrst .Monday In Keptemer, at the
le Central bchool building.
Only One.
Chance for a colony. 1600 acres of best
bottom land, on -half in cultivation, has
small streams and lakei, has J7000 crop on
now, buildings, etc. Is five miles from
Salem, Oregon, One-thtrd cash, and bal
ance In Ave yearly payments with 4 per
ceDt. interest at $i.U per acre.
8-3-tf JOHN M. PAYNE, Agt.
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fiD.
The E. M. Wait Printing Company has
removed into the new brick, Hush's bank
block, up stairs. dw
HOW TO GROW FRUIT
In Oregon,
With various remedies for pests and
dlseasesamongfruitlreeslro.il actual tests
W. 8. ELiKINH, Horticultural,
Pallas, Oregon.
15 page book. Price. 25 cent per copy.
Every fruit grower should bead for a copy.
Addres
W. S. ELKIN8, Horticulturist,
lMWw-dw Boxaoe. Dallas, Oregon.
ROOFING.
GDM-ELA8TI0 ROOFING FELT costs
only 82.00 per 100 square feel. Makes a
pood roof for years, and any ono can put It
on.
Gum-Elastic Paint costs only fO cents per
en. In bbl. lots, or $l.f0 for 5-gal, tubs.
Color dark red. Will stop l"aks in tin or
iron roofs that will last for years. Try It.
fend stamp lor sample and full particu
lars. .
' Gnu Elastic Roofing Co,
S!) it Jl Wst Broadway, New York.
.Local Agents Wanted. D-12-dlm-wdm
Salem Abstract and Loan Co.
The only Abstract books of Marlon
county. Ileal estate orders
tilled promptly and
safely.
W. H. H. WATERS,
MANAOER.
Burton Bros.
STATE BTREET
BRICK YARD.
band. Pressed and ornamental brick
lave orders At G. Stolz. 54 State street,
nnrtlillUA Ar f'fitifll U Utnln Ltront nn nt tlia
yaid,oppOBteSUite Prison.
M. T. RINEMAN
BEALKU IN
Staple and Fancy Groceries,
and Willow ware. All 'kinds of'mlllreed.
aisu veeeuiDiesaauiruus in ineir season.
"Highest Prlco paid lor country produce.
we solid ashare of your patronage.
i- irjtinm strew
ELLIS & WHITLEY,
LIVERYMEN,
South of Wlllazxiatt Hotol,
SALEM ... OBtEQObI
W. Taylor,
House Cleaner, Gardner and General Jobber.
CARPET LAYING AND CLEANING, WHITE
WASHING A.D WINDOW CLEANING
A SPECIALTY,
Leave ordors at Thomas, 4 Johnson's 2Gfl
v.omuierctal street.
o usscnii-rivK (.ibculahs xrrur to
PALMER & REY, MANUFACTURRi
Su faMiM. Cil. ad Partad, Sr.f
orbyucM, or exposure, you may have unduly drained ysur system of nctve forci
(8ltriitar and thus cum your weaknes or lack of force. If you
drained, wbkk, sre requlretl for vigorous strength, yon wHl remove tne cause, and health,
low at onoe bb1 la a natural way. This Is our plan sfh! treatment, and vre guarantee a
hnu (or our muMratta PaiupWeti, tree sent by mat), sealed,
Bert is no experiment, as we have restored thopeands to robust health and vigor,
failed, as eaa be shown by hundreds of cases thmujttavt this State, who would pladW
whom we ban strong letters beating testimony to their recovery after using our Belt.
DR. SPCNDBN BIJBCTRI BELT
is a ftemplrts fs4aic hatiery, saeek into a bett aaaa to be easily worn during work or at rest, and it gives soatMng, jwowafed '
currents
rWeb ere inetuttiy felt taroof wut all wenV parts, or w loiMt $5,000, It has an IsfttsYti JHUetrle Kuauasui-y, the
MMteat boo ercr given weak taen, and we wartaat It t oare any ot the ahawe VMaknessee, nod to enlarge shnnkH Hmm, or parts, ot
lfmaj- sfsjIWiitlai They are graded in strength ia wt all stages of weshasis ia yoaag, mkJdla-ejrW or oW men, nd nMl cure
MM MUM SUA IM QST gMM lsVWPUUJll( WUHW Hi
AMOIN ILIOTHIO OO." 171 first ft, lORTUNDrOIIOgPe
.JVrjDEN'S
ELE reiG BELT
2PjSjfcS
TO BUILD IS A PLEASURE
When you seo these new 1891
designs in Books 4 and 5, "Houses
and Cottages."
Hlze.8 x 10 Indies. Contains new rtrkh.no
new ntylon, latest Ideas In pUuulug. No,
i 1ms ho aligns classified from SIVj up Vi
1S0U, about hair under 5HXW. No. fi con
talus Wdeslyns of dwelltnKs costlnc over
ll&, many from JlstM up to FXU ilany
uiiimmuciuut mun iy itoj 01 nouses in
these rorfcn,
rrlee, SI each, or the two for JI.'O.
D. S. HOPKINS
Architect. Grand Rapids, Mich.
EX K.HALL,
Paper Hangerand Decorator,
Office nt Chos. Calvert's Mllllonery store,
Salem, Oregon.
Residence 382 Church St.
J. J, MUTTON,
SIGN AND HOUSE PAINTER,
Decorator, Kalaomluer and Pa
per Hauger.
lnve orders nt A. B. Iluren &. Son's Fur-
uituro Kiura or oruui & uiio, uroccra.
From Terminal or Interior Points lie
Is the line to take
To all Points East anil South.
It Is thedlnlnc car rout. ltruus throuxb
-vestibule tralus every day In tho year ir
ST. PAUL AND C
UTEST PATENTS
BEST
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WILLIAMS & ENGLAND
BANKING CO.
CAV1TALST0CK, all Subscribed, $200,000
Transact it rtaeral bajiktug buslnco
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MONEY TO LOAN.
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FEAR k HAMILTON,
(No change of cars.)
CKUUjed ordlnlngrars unsurpaMMl,
xnilltuau Umwlng room sleepers
Ol latest cxjulrment
TOURIST
Sleeping Cars.
Best that crn Ih constructed and In which
wrpminodatlsns am both trc nnd lur.
nVshed forholdrrsof fln.t aud second-cuss
ELKGANT DAY COACHES.
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THE WILLAMETTE,
SALEM, OliJEGOIf.
Bates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland andBan
Francisco. First-clans in all iu apMlnu
inentfl. Its tables are served with u,
Choicest JTruits
Grownlln the Willamette Valley.
A. I. WAGNER. Prop.
Capital Citj Restaurant
Jas. Batchelor, Prop'r.
WariaMoah at All Hours ul-tkDay
None but white labor em nored in tlil.
establishment. ' lu"
A good substantial meal oovked In first,
class style
Twenty-five cents per meal
RED B'RONT
(Tnnrt street, between Opera House and
Mlnto's Livery
3riHI8greatre.
L medyforthe
iseases result.
ing from weak.
nesK common to
women, is the
discovery 0f a
Physician who
has made thtto
diseases tho
study of his life.
f' -LM.uica we oor
dially invite yon nil to call and Investigate.
Office over New York Knelt et Btore, Cottle.
I'arkhurst block, Commercial Bt , Halem,
Oregon. 8-2Mmdw
Nolico ot Final Scttloinent.
XTOTlOKls hereby given to all whom It
J may concern that the undersigned
Administrator of the Tstate of Henry
Gelss, deceased, has this day filed his final
account of said Estate In the County Court
olinefetateof Oregon lor Marlon county,
and that Saturday, October 8th, lH)2,atl
o'clock of said day In the Court room ol
snld Court has been fixed as the time and
place lor hearing the same and objections
thereto. T. O. iHAW.
Administrator of the Estate of Henry
ueiss, aeccasea. j
uuieu at oajem, ur,, uepieinDer , ibVl.
9-12-5W
EAST AND SOUTH
VTA
' Southern Pacific Route
Shasta Line
CALIFORNIA KXI'IIESS THAIN KUN DAILt
BKTWKKN VOKTIAND AND 8. T.
South.
i7:0C p. m.
9:18 p. m.
8:15 a.m.
""IfoHE"
Lvi Portland Ar. I 7:S5 a, m
i.v. Halem Lv. I 6 28a.ia
Ar. San Fran. Lv.) 7.P0p.m
Above trains stop only nt following sta
tlons north "of Rosehurg, Kast Portlanil
Oregon City, Woodburu, Salem, Albaiiy
Tangent, Ishedds, llulpey, llarrlsbnrz
Junction City, Irving and Kugeue.
JiOaKBUKB MALI. DAILY,
H:J a. in.
11:17 a. m
fi:50 p. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. I i:tO p. m,
Lv Halem Lv. f 1:10 p.m.
Ar. Iloseburg Lv. 7.00 a. m
Albany Local, Dally Except Sunday.
5.CO p. m.
7:52 p.m.
9 1 1. m.
Lv. Portland Ar. 1 10:i0uia.
Lv: ealem Lv. 1 7:3 1 a. ni,
Ar. Albany Lv, ti.J0a.ni.
FDLLMAN BDFFET SLEEPERS.
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
For accommodation ol passengers holding
second class tickets attached to
express trains.
iPest Side Division, Between Poithnd
and Cervallis:
PAILY (KXCKIT SUNDAY).
7:au a. in. ( Lv. Portland Ar. P6i3ffp75.
12:10 p. m. ) Ar. Oorvnllls Lv. 1ZM p. u.
At Albany and Corvallis connect wltn
IralnB of Oregon Pacitlo Itallroad.
mcFnaas tbain (daily kxccttsumpav
4:10 p. m. I Lv. Portland Ar. I k'Ma. m
7:25p.m. Ar.McMlnnvllleLv. S:45a.m
Through Tickets
To oil points
EAST and SOUTH
For tickets and lull information regard.
ing rates maps, etc., apply to the Coml a
ny's agent Halem, Oregon.
iiP. KOGEI15, Asht. &. b and Pais. Aft
K. KOKHLER. Manner
on to mmwrni
NATIONAL 2th ENCAMPMENT
Grand Array of the Republic.
WASHINGTON, D. C, SEPTEMBER soth To
soth. 1803.
THE
Wisconsin Central Lines
ANB
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
have been selpcied as tho "Official Koute"
between St. Paul, Minneapolis and Wash
ington, U.O. ,,,,.
All desirous of tnklng advantage of the
H-lversally"Low Kates" should see tnuv
their tickets road via this ' Koute." &
secure their sleeping car accomodations
In advance.
For full particulars address
G, F. McNEILL, City P. and T. Agt.,
19 .Nicollet House Block,
Minneapolis, Mlun
C.E. STONE, City P, and T. Agt-,
lis Kost Third St., St. PauUMInn.
fini NLY
MmuNE
RUNNING
THROUGH
DAILY
0
L TRAINS
L e avine- Portland. 8:45 A- M. '
" " 7:30 P.M.
31
DAYS TO
CHICAGO
7 Hours Quicker to St. Paul,
23 Hours Quicker to Chicago,
40 Hours Quicker to Omaha and
Kansas City.
PULLMAN .and TOURIST SLEEPERr ,
FREE RECLIN1MG CHAIR
CARS, DINING CARS.
'errat d gtcral intonuitlon cll
u er address,
W, H, UURLBDRT, A w, Q4l. Vm, Affi
rHA1r DOWNIKO, Ak,