Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, April 13, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextrffSV afTr TpiF ' 'Jwiwp(HpiU(f,wH?wilm'.jr -tphkh v, y t ""flpff(HPtjr- t BK "Tt t . "Is JJ s OTP&ll JARES n. WAITE, Minart? of Walte's CeleDrated Comedy Oo, Premium Band ana Orchestra. Dr. Kile Medical Co., Elkhart, Xnd. You will remember the condition I was In flvo atj ago. ween 1 vni nflllctcd with a combiner Son of diseases, and thought there was no hclp "", i tried all kinds of medicines, ana scores' resunent physician. Mynerves were prostrated, rmducine diMlneis, heart trouble and all the ills hit make life miserable. I commenced to take DR. MILES1 NERVINE and In three months wan rtnrtcriy cured. la my travels each year, when I seo the thousand of BhVslcal wreck, suffering from nervous pros Y . ie tration. taking prescriptions from U A local physicians who bare no knowl n aei' edgo of their case, and whoso death It certain, I feel like going to them and saying, "OCT DR.MlLta- NtnVINC AND BC CUMED." 'la mj prolusion, -m whero thero oTcrwork.men'V r. . J"1 PJ08!?" tion and nervou exhaustion, brought on by tho character of the business engaged In, I would ESthousands is a euro euro for all tuDbrlng from these causes; Jambs K. Waitx. SOLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. TRY DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS. gold by D. J. Fry, druijglu, Sn!"ti HAVE YOU GOT PILES ITCIIINQ riLEU known by moisture 11 ko perspiration, cause Intense itching when warm. This form and BLIKI), BUSSDINU or PHOTBUDINO 21L.d YIELD ATOSCETO DR. BO-SAN-KO'S PILE REMEDY, which acts dlroctlr on parts affected absorbs tumors, allays Itching-, effecting apormancntcure. PrlcoOOo. Drug-glsts or mall. Dr. Bosanko, Philadelphia, Pa. Sold by Bui-Lett & Van Slype, JAPANESE CURB A now unci complete treatment, consisting or suppositories, ointment In capsules, also a dux una puis; a positive cure ior external, internal, blind or bleeding, Itching, chronic, realtor heredlta y piles, and many other diseases nnd female weaknesses, it is always ngrett benefit to the general lieilth. The flistdlsoveryof a rnpdlal euro rendering nn operation with the knlle unnecessary here after. This remedv has never been knovrn to fall. $1 per box, 0 fiir $5; sent by mill, Wby sufler from this Terrible disease wli"U a writ ten guaranled Is given with (I b ixes, to refund the monev If not cured. Hend s'uiiip torf'e simple. Guarantee i-jsi ed by WOUDW.VKD, l)LA.itKE& Co. wholes-tie and reUil drug gists. Bole agnts. Portland, Or, tirooks 4 L gg agents f'-rSalcm, 100 State street. PuttonV block. M-ly-dw UN -ATTRACTIVE LADIES My be as good as gold, but they have little influence. Every lurty chti be good looking. It's her duty to bo att active Beauty attracts. LOLA MONTEZ OREME, tueSKIN.FOOPnnd TI-SUK ISUIIjDER, makes ladles beiuill ful. I'revents wrink les, wltherinir, .dry ing, ut'lnu of the skin keeping it in a healthy condition. Clayes, Druggist Fells all ot Mrs Net vie Harrison's world -- " 1KWiaonviD famed toilet nrtloios. 1UftU.K)rU-V. Her 1IAJK V1UUK cures all scalp burn ers, prevenm hair falling out, keeping It line tnd glossy. Doyotwant luxuriant growth, of hair? Her Liver llKatTLATon cures torpid liver, ne-idnoho, nervous diseases, all female troubles.ail aflections of the bladder and kid ney b. Kemember the place. BROOKS & I.KOO, Druggists, Patton Illock, Salem, Oregon. For any special or complicated blemish of HaUKIhON, 2H Geary St., Ban Kranolsco. Buperrluous hair permanently removed. THE WILLAMETTE, SALEM, OREGON. Bates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day The best hotel between Portland and Ban Francisco. First-class in all its appointments. 1U tables are served with the Choicest Fruits Grown In the Willamette Valley. A. I. WAGNER, Prop. K. K.JHL.ALL, Paper Hanger and Decorator. Offleo at Chas. Calvert's Millinery store, Hnlnni, Oregon tains in km. H. W, Smith, poctmaiter o Lewisvllle, and W. 1. Murphy, of Salem, have for sale about 2.000 acres of good farming and stock land in the Luckiamute muntry in Folk cnunty. Prices range from 88 o HO per acre. AH good property, hi d on the morlsel for tn rlrsl time. Great baigalns. Call on or address the above. dw WWf DR. GUNN'S ONION SYRUP FOR COUGHS COLDS AND CROUP. ysx Mml 1- . -' 'I IN. 1 - ??? 3bCti 'f5 - &Jf5 -W yvsJL aK?f GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE InraUlnc a family of nine children, my only remedy for Coughs. Colds and Croup wa onion syrap. It la lu.l as effective tc-dayaatt was forty Stare aio. Mow my eTeodehlldren taaa Or. nun's Onion Syrup, wbleb is already prepared and more leaaaat to the tax a. SoM tTerywBera. Large bottle W anla. XaJt as euUtttuta r H. Bold by BukU 4 VnnSlype. -uiii lifc' 'fsLr BUILT A RAILfiOAD Or, FAITH. A Texas Man Who Constructed a Six Hun tired Mile Line nn 85. From south Texas enmo u mnn who built COO miles of railrond with n $5 bill and faith, and the bill was a bor rowed one. Ho moved up from Cor pus Christi to San Antonio with nil hip poESssi .ma heaped ona 2-wheoled cart. "He'tgot a charter to build a railroad from San Antonio to Aran sas Pass. HdJ graded a milo o it, tlirowiug n good deal inoro than, ono shovel full of dirt with his own bands. Tho receiver of another road loaned this indefatigablo builder enoughld rails for .a milo of tracki In a distaut parf.of tho state was purchased an .engine which had been condemned six years boforo and Bent to the'phops to bo wrecked for scrap iron. Two old cars were picked up somewhor olso at n bargain, and that old engine, drawing those old cars, steamed into-San Antonio. On engine and cars in bold lettering was painted in lampblack, "S. A. and A. P." With ono milo of old rail track andywith the equipment of tho old engine nnd tho two old cars Uriah Lott started the Aransas Pass sys tem. Thero has been some tall finan ciering in tho history of railroad building in this country, but there isn't anything which for dazzling pluck quito approaches tho story of the building of this GOO miles of road in south Texas. To the one mile of track there were added three miles by a dicker for some secondhand rails which a streetcar company had bought from a narrow gauge com pany. On this basis a credit trade was made with a Pennsylvania roll ing mill for 10 miles of rails. When they arrived, there wasn't money enough in the treasury to pay tho freight, but it was got somehow. Ten miles of track gave tho founda tion for bonds which built 40 miles more, and so the system grow into its present proportions. This man who built tho Aransas Pass system rodo from San Antonio to Chicago at one critical period in his enterprise without a cent in his pocket. He had transportation, but ho hadn't any thing to buy food, and he went right through hungry. St. Louis Globe Democrat. The Stooping llnbit. One of the greatest and most com- f mon deformities of tho day that aro laid bare by the prevailing styles of men and women's attire is one that, with a little care and attention, can bo remedied. It is tho round shoul deied or stooping habit. I say habit because, as a rule, it results from habit. Look through this car. Even the best natural figures show this tendency to stoop, while in the nar row chested it is marked to a painful degree. And yet, by raising one's self leisurely upon the toes in a per pendicular position several times a day, this deformity could be easily rectified. To do this properly one must bo in a perfectly upright posi tion, the arms dropping at the sido, tho heels well together and the toes forming an angle of 45 degrees. New York Mail and Express. The Oldest Tree on Earth, The oldest troe on earth, at least as far as any ono knows, is the Boo tree in the sacred city of Amarapoora, Burmah. It was planted, the records say, in the year 288 B. C, and is therefore 2,200 years old. Its great ago is proved by historic documents, says Sir James Emerson, who adds, "To it kings have dedicated their kingdoms in testimony of a belief that it is a branch of tho identical fig tree under which Buddha reclined at Uoa when he was undergoing his apotheosis." Its leaves aro carried away by pilgrims as relics, but as it is too sacred to bo touched, even with a knife, they can only be gathered after they have fallen. Now York Commercial Advertiser. Trees of Canndo. Somo portions of Canada and tho Province of Quebec produce fine trees. Tho soil of upper and lower California and through to Oregon produce noblo specimens of tho an cient forests. Tho color, density and porosity of tho soil denotes that trees grown in those regions attain im mense size and solidity. There is no absence of tho physical properties re quired to promote the chemical com bination and decomposition of all foliage that falls from their branches, and all decayed limbs and other mat ter add torf the -vitality of the trees and undergrowth. Boston Tran script Laundry Prices. A Japanese laundry has produced the following advertisement: "Con trary to our' opposite company, wo will most cleanly nnd carefully wash our customers with possible cheap prices as follews: Ladies, 2 dol. per 100; gentlemen, lidol. per 100." Ex change.T Blere Matter of Time. Mrs. Binks How does it happen that Mrs. Nexdoor can afford to dress better than I can? Mr. Binks They haven't been mar ried long, and I presume ho isn't quito broke yet Now York Weekly. A Modern III. Tho typewriter backacho is rapidly gaining as secure a position among the ills of humanity as "the bicycle stoop." It bhould be guarded against ass as far as possible by a high seat and afootetooL-New York Time. s-" tfVJSNlKCr CAPITAL A Chinese Idea of Ufiiuty. Thero ronlly seems to bn no end to tho queer things which nro tlono by tho women of other countries to make tbtir faces conform to their own ideas of female beauty. Tho feet, ns you know, nro de formed in China and Jnpnii, and inrsouie countries tho woniuii go bo fiiraa to ncar their children's heads between boards bo Las to mako them flat, because they con sider flat heads pretty nnd fur Bup?nor in beauty to tho natural shnpr. 1 . dian women thickly smear their livi. I with bears' fat. The Turkish women :1 most without exception color tltrlr l...i". red. In Greenland tho women ct'.oi their faces blue and yollow. Tho women and children of Guzurat stain their teeth black, whilo tho ladies of India nnd Japan gild their teeth and mako them ns brilliant as possible. But it remains for tho Chinese to do something which we in our country would consider very bar barous and cruel indeed. Tho Chineso do not admiro small eyes, and to reach their standard of beauty a girl's eyes must bo not only very large, but very long and brilliant. Tho oyes are easily made brilliant by putting cer tain drugs in them, but to mako them long when naturo has not intended them to be so is quite another matter. To ac complish it tho women have often re course to a kind of homo surgery which must bo very painful. A Chinese mothor who has a child affected with small eyes takes tho child at tho age of 10 or 13 and slits tho eyelid at tho corner, just where it joins the lower lid. A very small slit is made, and this is then left to heal. As soon as it is healed it is slit again, and this process is continued until tho eyes appear very long and prominent. Ex change. Detective Work as a Profession. Tho growth of tho dotoctivo profession has been brought home to us by a recent publication in an evening contemporary. A private detective office in London was reported to have sent out an extraordi nary number of detectives as they doubtless prefer to bo called for em ployment at tho Chicago exhibition, and our contemporary had interviewed tho chief of tho office upon the subject. The number of detectives nctually likely to bo employed on this occasion proved to be very much smaller than was at first reported, but for all that they wero suffi ciently numerous to prove a fairly large demand for their services. In other respects, however, tho account that this gentleman gavo of his business was of interest, though tho interest was not always of a pleasant kind. Ho sug gested that a use for his men would be found by financiers and business men, who might require secret agents "work ing in business transactions finding out market secrets, inventions, watching what speculators aro doing and that sort of thing," and ho assured his hearers that "that sort of thing is becoming much more general in England." We are sorry to hear It for tho credit of English commerce. Most of them, he admitted, would do "private work so cial matters needing investigation and things of that sort." "That sort of thing," and "things of that sort" are somewhat indefinite expressions; never theless, under tho circumstances, they are quite definite enough. Our imagina tion is equal to tho tatk of filling in tho blank, though it ib hardly equal to our distaste for the blank when filled in. London Spectator. A Poor Man and Ills Dog. "I was just watching a negro that passed by hero a few minutes ago with a dog tied to a string," said Christian Banks to a reporter at the Lindell. "If there is anything that is really humor ous, it is to seo a negro affectionately leading a dog that hasn't any affection for him at all, and doesn't want to have, either. The garb was, as usual, indica tive of the fact that the negro had little else to do except to take caro of the dog. His hands were almost hidden by the length of his coat sleeves, and tho coat itself hung in rich, heavy folds over tho shoulders and back in a manner more comfortable than graceful. Tho pants looked liko segmented cloth rings, piled one on top of the other from tho ground up. They must have been warm. "And thero was that poor unpedigreed purp slouching along after in an hum ble, respectful way that was, however, only measured by the length of tho string and the strength and toughness of it. Occasional jerks on tho cord that pulled the dog's nock skin nearly over its head, and a como along, now; doan' you go foolin wif me,' indicated to tho obedient animal that it was expedient to move along in this world. I just won der now what a poor negro wants with a lean, lank dog. It's tho old proverb over and over again, 'Misery loves com pany.' " St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Ten Pence For a beat In Parliament. Candidates for parliamentary honors who liave groaned under the heavy bur den of election expenses will regard with envy tho cheap means by which Mr. Dav itt secured his seat for Cork. All tho money that Mr. Davitt expended was 10 pence, the cost of a telegram acknowledg ing tho official intimation of his return. Of coarse it must bo remembered that Mr. Davitt's election was unopposed, but not every member who enjoys a walkover can boast that his seat cost him less than a shilling. Ten pence is bc-lioved to be the lowest sum recorded, and it might have been reduced to a penny if Mr. Davitt had been content to use the post instead of the telegraph wire. London Tit-Bits. Scheme of Clever Yankee. Tho customary large supply of punched and mutilated coin in the national banks of this city, accumulated on Mondays from the treasurers of the different churches, has run very low of lato, A shrewd young man went around a few weeks ago and bought U np at about 80 cents on a dollar, andthen went and reveled in the luxuries of Cuba, where punched coin of the United State bring a premium of about 10 cents on a dollar on account or tne uimcuity or keeping perfect coin oa the Wand. Springfield . (M) Hort4, , T i ,.. w. w g - v n-f - JOTflttfAL; $fcttX81A.Y, ABIIldy 1808. ouua and EN&Srf A host should not stand whilo carving. Thero aro 17 railroad gauges in uso in America. Tho noblest art is that of making oth crs hnppy. Tho ovorcurious aro not ovorwiso. Mossiugor. A man must have a clear head to do good work. Slitchos in timo will never prevent the day from breaking. There nro about 14,000 miles of railroad in operation in Cauada. Tho shortest man in congress is John R. Follows of Now York. Cervantes' father was a soldlor, and he himself served in many wars. In Scotland the total ncreago of nur sery grounds in 1803 is given at 1,883. "Woman, wind, time and fortune change," says tho Portuguese proverb. Tho police system in all its branches costa England nearly $20,000,000 a year. If cattlo leave off feeding and chase each other around tho pasture, expect rain. Don't placo an easel with a largo pic ture thereon in tho middlo of tho parlor floor. Sir Walter Raleigh had a court suit of armor made of solid gold inlaid with jewels. A sign in Waynesvillo, Ga., bears this inscription, "Ax handles, ink, pens and cheeso." Many people consider that fish are in tho best condition for eating just boforo spawning. A complete lino of cable and telegraph was opened between. Ldndon and Bom bay in I860. Statistical reports show that tho value of sheep flocks is greater by $43,000,000 in 1893 than in 1870. It has been said that a fool may, ask a question that a wiso man cannot answer, yet both may bo better for tho question. A big raft on tho Joggins pattern, containing 8,500,000 feet of timber, was successfully launched at Fort Bragg, Cal., not long ago. There are hermits in China who tear out their eyes in order, thoy say, that by closing tho two gates of lovo they may open tho thousand gates of wisdom. Ufa In Subnrbaji Towns. A French woman recently wroto to a Paris litteratour asking for a remedy for tho "ono-day-like-anotber complaint." "I live," she 6ays, "in a dull provincial town, where there is not a woman who can read or talk; if I read, I have no one to discuss tho book with, and I have ar rived at tho desperate point of despair whero I would like to bito somo one." The litterateur, according to the ac count, did not much help her, as he merely, in reply, admitted tho fact in a quotation from Do Musset, which was in effect that there is no more common trouble in lif o than tho trouble of a com mon soul. Perhaps the only echo of tho French woman's wail could bo found over here in the suburban towns of a largo city. The smallest detached villages and towns of America seem to have occu pation and excitement of ono eort or an other that mako life endurable. Those, however, which are merely tho overflow of a metropolitan center are often tho loneliest places on earth. "I have almost died with the monotonv of my life," said a woman living in a' small Jersey suburb recently, "until now. when 1 can get into .New York oftener, because, my children aro out of tho nursery. Thero is absolutely no neighborhood life, everybody looking to town for social recreation; there is only a half hearted interest in church affairs; it is as different from an independent village as possible." New York Times. Education In the West. Eastern states might well take a les son from tho west in tho matter of high er education. With the exception of Massachusetts and Connecticut our com munities on the Atlantic border are sad ly doficient in this respect. It will soon be a question whether thoso desiring the best university education for their chil dren should not send them to somo of tho great institutions in tho west rather than tho older confers of learning in Europe. Foremost among establishments of this kind in tho new University of Chi cago, which promises to eclipso every thing in the way of facilities for study ever attempted on this continent. Tho buildings aro models of excellence, and no expense has been bpared to scouro as profossors thoso who aro pro-eminent in every department of human knowledge. In higher mathematics, astronomy, en gineering and upplied mechanics tho west far excels tho east. Even tho smaller towns have public libraries, generously supported by tho local authorities, nnd open in tho even ings, affording unlimited opportunities for self education which would put to shamo New York, with its inadequate facilities. Tho oast should wako up, or it will bo found that this process will surely transfer to tho west the scepter of influence, for "knowledge is powers New York Herald. A New Hurelcul Ner.llc. A recent discovery In surgery is a new needlo with an automatic spring eye which disappears when pawing through the tissues aud reappears when tho pres sure i removed. Tho eye is sprung into a slot on the concave sido of tho noodle near its point. It is tho invention of a prominent surgeon who aimed to secure a stronger needlo with an eye which would carry a thread without tearing the tissue. Cor, St. LouU Post-Dispatch. Germany's forests. In Germany 00,000 families are sup ported from the caro of the forests, upon which about 40,000,000 U expended an nually, 8,000,000 people inoro finding em ployment in the various wood industries of the empire. The forest account shows an annual profit of between $9,009,9 and 10,000,000. Chicago Herald. A ttemnrknble Funeral Procession. When Tschlng Tschu, tho grnnd chamborlain and brother-in-law of Princo Kungof China, was buried, ho was followed and preceded by a re markable procession. Tho blor was carried by 80 mon, each pair of whom had poles of different lengths undor it These 80 men woro preceded by 40 flag bearers, 8 camels and 24 milk white horses. Behind tho pall bearers came 1C0 men, each boaring thoir portion of 1C long planka. Theao planks or boards woro painted rod, and over this in yollow letters wero tho names and titles of tho de ceased nobleman. St Louis Republic A vunTiai' letter. In East Greenwich thero is a woman jailkecper, whose fathor and grand father kept tho jail boforo her. So in secure was tho old placo that somo yearn ago it was no unusual thing for tho pris oners to remark that they could escape, but thoy wero treated bo woll they didn't care to. To ono of tho prisoners who spoko of tho matter of oscapo Mrs. Smith replied that she had askod for an appro priation, whereupon tho prisoner called for pen nnd ink and wroto to tho gov ernor of tho stato a characteristic letter, which is kept among tho archives. It is headed "East Greenwich Jail," and con tinues, "If you don't send some ono down here pretty quick and patch up this place for Mrs. Smith as she wants it, HI leave." New York Sun. rrwmrm t w wm-nt mm imi COMPLETE MANHOOD AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT. At last a medical work that tells the eaojes, describes the effects, points the remedy. This Is scientifically the moet valuable, artistically the most beautiful, medical book that has ap peared forjrsari! ( paras, every page bearing a half tone Illustration In tint. Some of the subjects treated are Nervous Debility, Impo tney. Sterility, Development, Varicocele, The Husband. Those Intending JIarrlage, ete ISuni V. mhn ,miU hiiiln M tiraiul TYllMS. th Plain Ftft: the Old Sfcult and XetoDI J.,t ri.. ...hA u.n.il.4 nAM. A... Mlf TOlIlM and avoid futurpltfan$. should wrrte for till WOSDfRiVL LITTLK BOOK. It win D6 sent tree, nuaer eeai.wniio mo eui ttnn ltttii- ir nmrrcnlant enclose ten cents to U pay postage alone. Address the publishers, ERIE MEDICAL CO., HtJFFALO, N. T. Dp. Powell Reeyes & Co., Tho Old Reliable Specialists, Late of New York Hospitals. Orndunte with nigh Honors. Twenty years' experience as Professor, Lecturer. Author and Specialist In chronlo Diseases. Catarrh, Bronchitis, Oough and Difficulty of Breathing Successful ly treated withspeoif tq remedies thoroughly tested and proved by the OLD DOCTOR Who is one of nature's noblemen, thoroughly devoted to his profession and ever ready to help the alDlotod. HERYOUS DEBILITY &M 'E&'KS middle aged men. The awful effects of early In discretion, producing weakness, IX)HT kfAN HOOD, night emissions, exhausting drains, bashfulness, loss of energy, weakness of both body aud brain, unfitting one for study, business and marriage, treated with never falling success. Get cured and be a man. BLOOD AMD SKIN fsre.crofu.a:po.,u'n?o?.: syphilitic taint, rheumatism, eruptions, etc., of all kinds, blood poison from any cause whatever, cured promptly, leaving the system pur and healthful. .... KIDNEY AND URINARY KSBtf- der, sediment in urine, brickdust or white: pain while urinating, frequency of; Hrlght's disease and all diseases of the bladder of both sexes. flTlDDU throat, lungs, liver.dyspepsla,lndl 1AlflIUlU gestlon, aud all diseases affecting the bowels, stomach, etc.; dlatrboea, dysentery, etc. Troubles of this character relieved atouoe; cures effected as soon as possible. DDIVITH diseases, gleet, gonorrhoea, syphilis, rXilIAlU h)drocele, varlocele. tenderuess, swelling, weakness of organs, and piles, fistula, rupture, quickly cured without any pain or do tmtlon from business. ... ufpiqiD your trouble If living away from the nlulu city. Thousands cured at home by correspondence and medicines sent secure from obserrstlon. Enclose 10 cents iu stamps for book on Sexual Secrets. Address, OR.PnWELL REEVES & CO.. Now Located at 216 Com'I St, Salem. Farm for Sale or Trade. On easy terms, four miles oat of Sublimity, containing U7 acres; will trude for property In or near Haleui. 11. G. IXJVK, &8-dw Hubllmlty.O'. Money to Loan. Loans will be made on improved city or farm property by the LOMBARD INVESTMENT CO. For terms, etc., apply to JOHN A, (JAUHON, Attorney at law, over Hush's Hunk, Hulem, Or, MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Heal KstAte, In amounts and lime to suit. Mo delay In considering loaus. FEAR & FORD, Room 12. Hush Bank block. a 12dw Authorized Capital 1600,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL BANK Balem, Oregon. W. A. OUHICK, I'res. W. W. MAHTIN, Vice i'rt. J. II. ALHKIIT, Cashier. Htatc, County and City Warrants bought at I'nr, dw WILLIAMS & ENGLAND BANKING CO. CAPITAL STOCK, all Sobstribtd, $200,000 Transact a general banking bunlDwt Iu all Its branches. OEO. WILLI A MH 1'resldent Wat. knui.anm .,, ., ,vii resident HUOIl Mc-NAlty Cashier. DIHrXrrOHB: (Jeo. Williams, Wm. Bar land, Ur. I, A. Hlchardaon, J. W, llodson, J, a. tssEer. Mank in saw Kxabanara bloek oa Com mar . elAlstrte. iklU gtataeflgsW f 1 V 5l!alfjL jW',' I' WMkmmmkmmwmmmmkwmmmmmakmsMkiwkWmwwmmmmmm efl salalalalalalalaiiiH mmM. VHlllH sassD'' aVcB H W)D M HHV m .alaH M. mW sssm .al A. & M I W Mm W for Infants "CmtoTtBla so well adapted to chlldroa that t recommend ltas in perl or to any prescription known to me." II. A. Aachxh, M. D., IU So, Oxford EL, Brooklyn, N. T. "The use of 'Castorla' 1 so universal and Its merits to well known that It eooms a work of supererogation to endorse IL Few are ths intelligent families who do not keep Castorla within easy reach.". OakUM Hiwml).D., .. ( , NowiYork City. , Lato raster BlootntotdaloDeXortaed Church. I Iff 1S93 All Reads Leml to Chicago. J LEADS THE VAN. FExcursion Rates to the World's Fair. Ed. C. ESTABLISHED 1870. WILLIAM NILES & CO., MB , Los Angeles, California. VRRPPURp ' BREEDERS AND EXPORTERS OF FINE CATTLE, HOGS, i'OOIM. CLEAN. .: If you would be clean and havo your clothes dono'iip in the noatest and dressiest mannor, tako them to tho SALEM STKA1VE LAUNDRY' where all work is done hy white labor and in the most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Liberty Strdefr. CflflS. W0LZ, Proprietor of the GERMAN :-: MARKET South Commercial Ht Biilom, AH kinds Fresh, salt and Bmokod Meats and aausasje. KUKK DKL1VKUY. The only genuine Wienerwurst In the city. RcHldonce 882 Court St. J. T. MUTTON, Sign and House Painter, DKUORATUIl, KtLHOMINKIt, AM I'A I' Kit HANOKIt, reive order at A. II. Ilurcji a rum' furni ture store or flroat A Ulle, grocer SMITH BROS., CONTRACTORS & PLASTERERS. Leave orders atCottle-l'arkkurst block,room 15, balem, Oregon. STATE STREET DRUG STORE New Cosmetics, l'erlumes, and l'aco Iileaches EXCLUSIVE DErOSITOltY. Lloyd's Aseps'n Soaps. Mrs. Harrison's Complexion Aids, BJtOOIiSS; LEGO, Salem. I.EAVBH HAT.KM froBa V. I", Peck at 0 o'clock a in, every Mon day, Wednesday aud Malurday, I.KAVK8 1'OltTZ.ANI) tntmlh.rVknlrillllluklL flint of WnxlllllKtOU latteett every Tuesday, Thurd7 andHutidsy, OonearalBg frtlght and jjaaaengrr bualnj, I Hdloetlbs a"l. AL.J1KKKKN, Steamer mm and Children. Castorla euro Colic, Constlpctton, Bour Utomoch, Diarrhoea. Eructation, Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promote A Without injurious medication. ' For several years. I have recommended Sour ' Castorla. ' and shall always continue to o so aa it has Invariably produced beneficial results," Edwxx F. pARtm, M. D., t'Tho Winthrop.V ltfth Street and Tth Are., Hew York City. TrM CasTABR.CoiirikT, TT MuaiiaT Stbekt, New Yonki IE & ST. PADLl'Y i ' Cross, Choice Meats. Wholesale and Retail Denier In Fresh, Salt nnd Smoked Meats of nHKIuds OS Court anil 110 State Streets, INCORPORATED 1891 Berksbue & Poland-China Pigs a Specialty, Fancy Poultry, All Varieties. Eggs for Hutching. Incubators. Kites Pacific Coast Poultry and Stuck. Illustra ted, 50 cciilH h.y mail. A3-HEND 1'OR CIRCULARS. - HOWARD, The House Mover. 4rl Main Street. Has the best facilities for moving and ruls intr houses. Leave orders at Oray Bros., or address Halem, Oregon. Smith Premier Typewriter, Hold on easy payments. For lleut. n, i. oirtLLt, ngeni, oaiem. II. N.nUIU'BK.aenM Agent, 101 Third HI., I l'ortland. Hend for catalogue. I .hj-a:.W9 iTrerpATrtiTtr WITH ELECTI.0. MMhW. .. BEST IMPROVEMENTS. MAGNETIC SUSF1NSW, mil .ore Wltteil Wealths alTWattares mettles frees t,rui.Uaef k'lla.a.irt r.i.,.i ua er laUtir.il.a, as Mleel eissa.Uee. drslsi, U.e, eertese SefcfHljr, !. iMteme. laeiser, lateBalUss, I4, Ur aaS Ueisar eeeieielsM.ieae WeS. leaiUie, seiellee, geaeral M aeeHi. is.Telt e'eetrle tell eesulae IfeeeerCel Jeesteais ef ee ell Hliti, ss iltte a serrtel IbeS la fadaaUf rH ef tee ertr er e f.if.U tl,e, see1 ! ears all ef tfce eeef dliujM.iuui. 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