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AIM SPASW'A:bAV.
(ittrtLtMtut I njwn an otjjfcflually to
iflffofnmatiu lif. MU4P liestoratlts Nervine to any
. t .. s one afflicted with nervous toinplainM
"8 flS wllhiiho assurance that li .will not
l h - (ilnrtxi!n iliera. When trnrpoy wu
1 onmonihsoirtliewattacki'dwltlhriolent
l ii'in. rtomeume no would nave nr Of MX
f.nuiliinniiiKisuaj. WITHIIO MSNV.eMVSI.
r f(fl without sr.ru mi finally our dniirelrt
nmciiutxi ipvpiM r, Miles-H.,
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5STHOUSANDS
)r heal th jr. You are at liberty to m my name In
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MIMKOV. B.0. S0V
r Agent Paelflo Eipree 0.
Hasting!, Kebfufca, April 6tB, 1192.
Dr. Miles' Nervine,
host cmtaix ecu roa
HEADACHE, HEUEALQIA, HEEV0U8 PBOi-
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as Professor, Lecturer. Author and
Sieclallst in Chronlo Diseases.
Catarrh,
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Oough and.
Difficulty of
Breathing
SucoessfttJ
ly treated I
-withspestf-lo
remedies.
torogaly
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 afflloted.
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middle aged men. The aw f ul effects of early In
discretion, producing weakness, LOST MAN
HOOD, night emissions, exhausting drains,
bashfulness, loss of energy, weakness of 'both
body and brain, unfitting one for study, businea
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Get cured and be a man.
BLOOD AND SKIN SMoS.
yphllltlo taint, rheumatism, eruptions, etc, of,
all kinds, blood poison from any cause whatever,
cured promptly, leaving the system pure and
healthful. , . . ,
KIDNEY AND URINARY SSeKS.H&
der, sediment In urine, brick dustor white: pain
while urinating, frequency of; Brlgnt's dlnease
and all dlseanc of the bladder of both sexes.
PIT HDD II throat, lungs, li ver. dyspepsia, Indl
U&lAlula gestlon, and nil diseases affecting
the bowels, stomach, etc.; diarrhoea, dysentery,
etc. Troubles of this character relieved at once;
cures effected as soon as possible.
DDIUITP diseases, gleet, gonorrhoea, syphilis,
riUlAlu hydrocele, varloccle.' tenderness,
swellings, weakness of organs, and plies, fistula,
rupture, quickly cured without any pain or de
tention from business.
UTDITU your troubles If living away from the
niulu city. Thousands cured at home by
correspondence and medicines sent secure from
observation. Euolose 10 cents in stamps lor
book on Sexual Secrets. Address,-
DR. PnWELL REEVES CO..
Now Located at 216 Court St, Salem
UNATTRACTIVE LADIES
Mav be as good as gold, but they have little
nfiuonce. Kvery lady can be good looking.
l'u her duty to be attiactlve. Beauty attracts.
LOLA MONTEZ OREME,
the SKIN, FOOUand
TlrtaUK BUILUEU,
makes ladle beauti
ful. Prevents wrink
les, withering, dry
lng.aiflnof the skin
keeping it in a
healthy condition.
Clayes, Druggist,
sells all of Mr Net
lie Harrison's world
IUKltLOUSCT fVTillVf KnJeu "ll31' "
rif i il Jrtitr n&xu iuu
IwXrtMmU. cures all scalp hum-
rs, prevents hair falliag out, keeping it flue
and glossy. Do you want luxuriant growth,
of hair T Hor ttvies IltooiToa cures Torpid
liver, headache, nervous diseases, all female
trouble-, all affections of llie bladder and kid
neys. ltumember the place, .
UROUKH 3t LKOQ, Droct?t' ff
Block. Salem, Oreoa. E ' ti,J
lor any special or ooniplloatT 'blemlstfof
thefttciand ftirin, write to MH8.-JNrciJS
liAWMlsON, i Ucary Ht , Ban Francisco.
Hijiwrflmms hair permanently removed.
HAE
skr
3 OR
llNJECTl
I 'TttPTLEMriFIW
on rwtrBcnox btbixo t iui "wrwitu.
Cum OOJtOMUIOM uA OUETT t. OlS U rT iiJ.
I OC1CS CUItn bf tEUCOUBJIflU WHITES. .
s44tTnrri'nnisTS. nt.ttorAAiiji-.
jLU-raon itwim o c. lASCArrss. omo-
LEAVBB BALEM
from U. V. Dock at 6 o'cloak a. m. every Wed
nesday and Saturday.
LEAVES PORTLAND
from the Central dock at foot of WwhlMton
lUett every Sflnday ana Iharsday,
LEAVHS CALEM
for Albany eyery Monday sad Tuesday, rev
tUUeS2ftSifht awl l3&2M'
x mHHw
'"sj
' V' JMSN I
Steamer 1J.
An fhfif 6utf lmt(irtti((oM tot Jleatitlful
Vfnmm Vat h WtitlA't Fair,
It Is Atrtt! (lint tlio glonmslilp l'nrl,
(torn Soiltlmfnj)toti for Mot York, crtf'
Hod ft most kilereiUntf group of fo&lto
(5ii tfeo Way (6 Clifongb, whOftte tlworlbatl
Is ilio llVih reiircscnffttlVou and types
of tho various countries of tlio earth clad
In their dlstlhotlvo droAs or costtitno.
Tlio young ladles from Franco aro o ap
pear "In truo Parisian stylo," whllo there
nro to bo othor d anisols representing Eng
lish irlflldons, highland lasslos and Irish
colleens,
Tho peasant class is not to ho forgot
ten, Indeed tho entno enro shown In
tho fashlonnhlo tollots will bo extended
to that of tho "contndlno," and thus it is
hoped that A thorouahlv trrnohlo and
Veracious llfo picture of fomnlo human
ity up to dato will bo obtalnod, Thoro
aro ladles from China, Japan, tho South
American republics, from Mexico and
Cuba, as well as from tho continent.
Thrf Tyroleso girls, it is reportod, aro
"very picturesque," and with the Hun
garian contingent sailed a complete or
chestra of musicians. Tho agents em
ployed in getting togother this company
of fair women have interviewed, it is
said, no fewer than 1,600 persons who
nppliod in answer to tho various adver
tisements. This is truly tho largest of largo or
ders in tho way of a living ethnological
exhibition, and the very magnitude of
tho enterprise cunnot fail to suggest tho
difficulties with which tho promoters of
this astonishing- show of fair women
have had to contend. In somo cases,
perhaps, tho dispatch of this cargo of
femininity to Now York on route to Chi
cago may be instanced a3 closely ap
proaching tho sending of cools to New
castle. Chicago is within direct and
reasonably rapid railway communication
with Moxico, and it would bo easy
enough to procure tho consignment to
the shores of Lake Michigan of any num
ber of dark eyed senoritas in "ribosos''
from Tenochtitlan, to say nothing of
stunted little Indian squaws.with ropy
black hair and complexions approximat
ing in huo to that of a hot roast turkoy.
Then again tho Pearl of tho Antilles
is only some three days' steaming from
New York, and Cuban belles in very
large straw hats and black laco scarfs
riding in the Havana volante, drawn by
a weedy horse, with a negro postilion
with silver earrings, white calico
breeches and bare legs, with feet girt
with silver spurs, and thereby present
ing a colorable imitation of jackboots,
would form a desirable addition to the
attractions of tho World's fair. San
Francisco, moreover, which is only four
days distant by rail from Chicago, would
furnish an adequate supply of celestial
ladies with "golden.lilics," or small feet.
It is even questionable whether there
was any appreciable need to send out a
convoy of French young ladies to appear
in ''true Parisian stylo" at Chicago.
Tho true Parisian stylo has long sinco
been acclimatized on tho other side of
the Atlantic, and we should say that a
far larger number of fascinating cos
tumes from the ateliers of Worth, Felix
and their competitors are purchased by
American ladies during their visits to
Europe than are bought by English cus
tomers. Paris in tho halcyon days of tho
second empire was denned as the placo
where good Americans went to when
they died, but our transatlantic kinsmen
have not ceased to flock to the gay city
since France has been under the sway of
the third republic, and foshlonablo fe
male society in tho great cities of the
States is certainly as radiantly attired as
aro any of the dames in the equipages
which embellish the Bois de Boulogne in
fino weather or who are to bo mot with
at official receptions and diplomatic soi
rees. To a great extent likewise the Pa
risian fashions aro Bet by tho leading act
resses on tho French stage, and lime.
Sarah Bernhardt has already shown
transatlantic audiences to what a pitch
of perfection theatrical dress'for the fair
sex can bo brought. London Telegraph.
What Effect Will tho l'alr HurcT
The question was asked tho Listener
recently, "What great effect do you sup
pose this Chicago exhibition will have
upon tho people of America comparable
with the effect which the contennial ex
hibition had?" The question was a hard
one to answer. Wo never know before
hand what revolutions wo aro going to
have. Tho American people thought in
1870 that they knew everything that
there was to know, but when they got to
Philadelphia they found that they did
not. Thoy were profoundly affected in
spito of themselves and their presump
tuous confidence in their own perfections
and omniscience. But tho influence then
came from abroad. From what wo are
already able to learn of tho foreign ex
hibit atChicago, it does not appear like
ly that wo shall bo profoundly influenced
by it But perhaps we shall be.
It seems, howqver, that tho influenco
is more likely to be exerted this time by
our own best minds, in the various forms
pf art and in tho application of art to in
dustry, upon the minds of our less re
fined people, upon our great philistino
"middle class" people. To judge from
thearchitecture and landscape garden
ing, of, the exhibition, eur commercial
daises are likely to see a great light
Boston Transcript;
Mr. Keksn'a Lack of Humor,
Mr. Rehm announces in the papers
that if his wife, who disappeared last
wekdoe not return within three days
ho will "forfeit all claims to her." In
reality he forfeited all claims to her when'
he came home intoxicated on Easter Sun
ir .nil lwlnhor6l her with a club. But
Ur ttahm is not a humorist. Helsinero-1
ly a dull sort of fellow who does not ap-'
preoiaie the magnanimity or uis wiie in
merely leaving him instead of landing
Msm im tb proper place for wife beaters.
lltfew fork World, i
jhsviflAia uAwMii
MrrHr4A((ft Frtlf,
Ono of the first 1ell((htf(il MirptlVs 6f
(ho fftlf U tlio IfttmcfiKO iioptiladoii of lti
ItnUtafifs' whcJ flHli M JilrtHlcrV wllOfcf
l((ew am fins' hfid who honei Aro Irotl
-,1 totiInfloti m rnrled M Did history,
tradition, nrl, vlrltien ntnt iHfHlon 6(
mankind, It recall tho day of Greece,
when ffien thought In marble, and be
qiientlied fnnlof Inlliied fancies to all the
After tlino of tho world, TIkwj lfnpo,hi
CoHmiblnrt tootle will not nil tnilllvfl
tlio days of toriny, Although nofnd Of
them nro Almost beautiful enough to do
ervo eternity Certainly no ono could
!ie1p wishing that tho great fltatuo of tho
Hoptibllo, modeled by Mr, Freuoh-A
tiinjostlo woman, who stands Against tho
columned porlstylo looking over tho sea
could Hvo forovor nnd glvo to tho fu
ture of American national Ideal of pur'
lty, simplicity and greatness,
But whatever else theso plaster gods
Aro or nro not, thoy nro too many too
many for oven tho lavish bounty of a
dream, Thoy clustor in porches, thoy
stand in long processions nlong tho
lougthy facades, doing their, decorative
part with dignity and seriousness; thoy
poso upon pedestals, thoy crouch in ar
chitectural cornors or gayly greet you
from cornlcos and othor' coigns of van.
tago, of thoy aro flattened into bas-ro-i
llof, liko skins of statues stretched upon
somo raro plain surface. In truth, all
tho bigness of the buildings is nootlod to,
repress and keep them in subordination.
Gigantic inhabitants of a city of ai
dream, thoy pooplo it bo abundantly that)
tho small human dement Is Almost an
impertinonco or, at most, something nn-i
noticeable in tho grand company of its
own creation. Candaco Wheeler im
Harper's.
rurlfylng Water Cor m Dutch City.
The water supply of tho Dutch city
bearing tho plcturesquo name of Lee
wardon is taken from a small lake of
brackish and somowhat yellow water
near tho place. To purify it for domes
tic purposes it is rcrated, filtered nnd
allowed to settle quietly in largo tanks.
Thotoration is accomplished by allow
ing tho water to fall down a series of
steps, and in its fall an additional ele
ment of purification is introduced in thq
form of a solution of alum, which ia
forced into the water by pumps, oper
ating at tho same rate as tho main pump
ing engines, so that tho amount of solu
tion will always bear a fixed ratio tq
tho amount of water. From theso steps,
tho water passes to a set of fonr-ottling
basins holding about 1,000,000 gallons in
all, where all tho coarsor impurities aro
allowed to settle to tho bottom.
From these basins the water flows tq
three filter beds, each having an area of
about C,800 square feet and consisting
of a top layer of fine sand from the dunes,
underlaid by coarse river sand, sea
shells, fine gravel and coarso gravel.
The rate of filtration is about 2T inchoa
an hour and is controlled by a series of
automatic valves so arranged that when
the effluent falls in quantity below its
usual amount the depth of water over
tho beds is increased, thereby making
the pressure which forces the water
through the filtering material, and thus,
increasing tho yield. ,From tho filtering
beds the water, clear and wholesome aft
er this treatment, is pumped into the
mains leading to tho city. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat.
Unanswerable Proof.
Some years since I was one of a rather
hilarious party driving throngh tho Adi
rondack woods. In a lucid, serious mo
ment one of the party; asked, the namo of
a low growth shrub along the roadside.
"It's a sycamore," somo ono responded.
''The people in this region call it a syca-i
more, and they know." A sharp discus
sion followed, and a naturalist would
have writhed to hear the heterodox classic
fications, the first speaker persisting "it
is a sycamoro."
"But Scripture's against that theory,''
said a theological student finally, and
we clamored for the counter evidence.
"Zaccheus resorted to a sycamore tree
to seo his Lord, and the injunction was,
'Zaccheus, come down!' Now, if tho
sycamore were that contemptible height,
the command would have been, Zact
cheus, got up 1" Cor. Harper's Bazar.
Accomplishments of Japanese) Daughters.
Japanese daughters are taught how to
eew whilo yet quite littlo tots, and m
they grow older in years and skill are
initiated into tho mysteries of art needle
work. Then tho daughters aro instruct
ed in music, a certain knowledge of the
samisen, koto or somo other musical in
strument being regarded as a requisite
accomplishment in even tho poorer and
middle classes, while the daughters of
tho higher classes and nobility are well
versed in art, music and the poetry of
the country. Tho other accomplishments
deemed desirable in women consist prin
cipally in the urtistio arrangement of
flowers and the details of ceremonial tea
making and drinking (cha-nc-yu). Dr.
W. D. Eastlake in Popular Science
Monthly.
Israel Putnam's Gun,
General Israel Putnam's antique gun,
with which the bluff continental soldier
killed the she wolf, according to the fa
mous story of "Putnam and the Wolf,"
140 years ago, is t the World's fair.
The gun is the property of a family at
Putnam, who live not far from the Pom
fret wolf cavern. Ono day while Mrs.
M. G. Balkeley, wife of ex-Governor
Bulkeley, was visiting at Putnam, the
family intrusted the gun to her and
she forwarded it to Governor Bnlkeley.
There it was in the care of the ex-governor's
footman and removed to the oap
itol, whore large crowd gathered to see
it The old arm was never taken out of
the state before.
Martha Washington's I'arasol.
Among the exhibits of the French gov-
. .mr, f ilia Wnrlrt'n fair is a BAraflo
.. . r.i l... 11..1I,. Wo.!..'
inat was once carne vj """t.
ington. It is a toucmng inuaie mj iw
memory of hw whose name is so closely!
Identified with the birth of American
liberty that such a memento should b
iaTitiiT-'tTr"'-t- MNttMt et B
ropea powers. iwror rres.
r- - '- - -
jountiAti, fymUbfotikt, way 10, imni
i -' y.
iiijtiijijiiiii nyiiji
HtlfrttH,
rAnlof-'FAfilen tt6i brother, 1ml
ftM tfrtrrt1 ttrt Ifrrt kftrnt efmfiflw thM
must coma k m aW Tlml U cm lAlril
A constmtptlto cough 6f yours,
CndAterotrt IWlsliloiiofI don't W
Hflvri It, Mf, CfoodrriHn, 1'te bwtl eot!h
rfW thMyf6f4ytmfH,
rftSteN-KoW old am you, rony I nukf
CadAVofOH Pnrrshtoniw I'm a HltM
ever 60,
I'AstpfAiid 1wi coughing
CfUiRVtrou. Parishlonor Votly-tAt
fears.
pAstor-Tha nmfl WAy you do now?
CadAverous Parishioner Just exactly,
Pastor (regarding hint sorrowfully)-
It's a great pity, Bf other Bhunk, It didn't
eArry you off 49 years Ago, Chicago
Tribune,
Valr Warning.
Ho I see you looking at the clock. I
hope it isn't for mo.
She Oh, no. I was thinking of father,
He said he would bo homo an hour earlier
than usual tonight Detroit Free Frees.
A Mistake.
The tramp had a look of determina
tion on his dirty face as ho knocked at
the kitchen door of acomfortablohouse
on Foundry street
"Woll, wha do you want?" queried
the cook snappishly, for sho hod been
bothered much. "Somothing to cat, I
suppose?1
'No, ma'am," replied the tramp as
honestly aeihetknew how.
"Oh, you don't," sho snoerod. "Then
you want something to drink. Tramps
aro always ready to drink."
"No, ma'am, I don't want anything to
drink."
"Maybe you want an old pair of pants,
or a coat or a pair of shoes, or a hat?"
he suggested sarcastically.
"No, ma'am, none of thoso."
Sho stared at him hard.
"Well, what in the name of goodness
do you want?" she asked.
"I want work," ho said simply.
"Wha what?" she gasped and foil
into his arms'in a faint.
"Dang it,"- ho exclaimed, dropping her
and starting for the gate, 'T might 'A'
knowod better than to spring that on
her," Detroit Tribune.
The Distinguishing Mark.
"I see they are haying quite a discus
sion in New York as to whether the for
eign musicians coming to the World's
fair are artists or laborers."
"Why, it's no trouble to decide that"
"How are you going to determine?"
"By the length of their hair, of course."
Detroit Tribune
A Misfit.
Littlo Miss de Fashion I am going to
send these shoes right book. They are a
miserable misfit.
Father How?
Little Miss do Fashion They're a mile
too big. They don't pinch a bit Good
News.
Flnanclally'Interested.
"I understand Jigson holds quite a re
tjponsible position, and that he is finan
cially interested in the concern he is
with."
"Yes. They owe him six months' sal
ary." Westfleld (N. J.) Standard.
Experienced.
Clothier I can givo you a position in
the children's clothing department, but
you'll find it very aggravating.
Applicant Not to mo, sir; I worked
tferee years in a woman's shoe depart
eut Haberdashers' Weekly.
A Long Ending.
Littlo Dick Who's in the parlor?
Little Dot Mrs.-Blank. She won't get
through her call for an hour yet
"How do you know?"
"I just heard her say, 'Woll, I mus' be
goia.' " Good Nows.
A Oood Reason.
"Why do you ask me for my Auto
graph?" asked the poet who liked te hear
words of praise.
"Because you are tho only ono who
ean write it," said tho applicant meekly.
Vogue.
Probably.
"I wonder what a man's sensations are
when ho is struck by lightning?" said
Dawson.
"I should think he'd feel more or lees
thunderstruck," said Hicks. Harper's
Bazar.
All at Sea.
Old Gentleman Been over to Europe,
eh? Did the vessel you traveled oa make
good time?
Little Boy-I couldn't tell. Them
weren't any telegraph poles. Good
News.
One Way.
First Toper What would you do if
you bad 6,000 francs?
Second Ditto Do? I would live for
Ive days as if I enjoyed a yearly income
of 85,000 francsl Matis.
Ad Infantllo Correction.
"I wants some bed An wugar," said
Mollis.
"De'taybed as wugar," said Bob.
We. "fkyowead and tchngar," Har
pet's Bazar.
APmUUK1b.
"Does Inrington keep a carriage siaee
hernvriedr
"Oh. yes, I see Urn wheeUsg'tt 'sett
very day." Indianapolis JewnuL
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sffrflMfrt, llVlflfina (Mh9f dtlWI
mm yen gr me irnoin,
iiiiiiiiim ,ini,in
Before Oelti to tK Wo;M'd nir
, , Jlnjlr AhomI ,Mt ,,
TtinT.lmlfiHl Knrnw trains of tlirt CJliI
CAfto, MllwAUkM AHtJ'AUl IUII way
hetwecii Bt. ,1'aiiI And Chicago and
flmalia ami Uhlrairn.
Tiiww trln are vMtlbtiled. eleolrlo
llghtwl and nteftm heated, wltll lli fill
est inning ana Hieepnig uar tMrvioo in
tlio worhf, ...
Tim Klflflttln reftdltiK 1 alii In eAOIl
berth I the nuooeMfiil novelty of this
progretwlve Age, nnd Is highly AppreclAU
ra uyaii regular patrons oitiiiaune.
Wo wish others to know It merit, as
tho Chicago Milwaukee A Bt, Paul JUII
way Is the only line In tho west enjoy
ing the exclusive use of till patent,
For further luformatioH apply to
nearest coupon ticket Agent, or Address
V. J. ddy, General Agent,
J. W. OABKY.Trav. Paw. Agt
226 Stark Bt, Portland, Or. If
lUspberry PlABta.
Soughegin, Gregg, Cuthbert Add
Malabar, last two red strong; Dlaats.
Be veral thousand,: call early, or deliv
ered tree to any part or tno city, at re
duced ralee. Leave orders at John G.
Wrlfcht's grocery. H. W. Bavaob,
Market Gardner, Balem. 8-18 0-wd
DiMolutlon.
The partuershlp heretoforo existing
tiAtttfoAti .T 1 1 T?nlwirtflnn tttirl P. M. Tt.tr
zee at Turner has been dlsolved by inu-
li, ul iwinoDnf T n l?ilArlnll ulll rn.
celpt for alimonies paid on account due
earn urm ana pay an outstanaing
uuuuj. vio-iir
OUT OF SIGHT,
The traveling public aro now fully
alive to the fact that the Chicago, Un
ion Paclflo & Nortb-Western line offers
tho very best accomodations to the
publto from aud to Chicago, Omaha
and intermediate points, not only dur
ing the world's fair, but all tho year
round. 4-3-flt
" ---------- MM.1SL.ia
COMPLETE
MANHOOD
AND HOW TO ATTAIN IT.
At last a medical work that tells the canies,
deiarlties the effsots, points the remedy. . This
IsSuncally the int Tfluable. art&tlcaily
the most beautiful, meulesi book thaf, hj sp
peared foryenrst W) paaeii, every pwe bearlug
a half tone llliMtratlon In tints. Home ot the
ubieots treatod are Nertous Dsblllty, Impo
tencr. Uterllltr. JJereloproept, Varicocele, The
Husband. Thoso Intending; Uarriaze, eto. ,,
Kvry Man who mtuld know tht arantlTruth;
the llaln thrtt. tht Old KecrtU and NewDi$
coveririnf Mrdknl Hsicnce ai applied la Jfarv
Htd Life, ho would atont for past foUllt
and amid futur pttfatu.thovld mit fir tht
WONDKniVL UTTZ.X ItOOIC. t Mt
It will be 'nt free, under seal, while the Ml
tlnn lasts. If eonvenlenteneloae ten cents to
pay postage alone. Address the publishers,
ERIE MEDICAL CO.,
BcrrALo, w. t.
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PBOlTHBfflOBrAL AND BUSINESS CARDS.
v. it nninr. era. a. BlWaHAir.
T-i'ABOY A DINQI1AM, Attorneys at Law.
XJ lloorus 1, a and 8, D'Arcy llullding, 141
ouite street. Special attention given to busi
ness in the supreme aud circuit court of tbe
state. a 11
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IT. 1HJIDC. XWJTIIVy 11. W, HWU irv
i, son. Office 'IH Commercial street.
mlLMON FOHD, Attorney at law, Balem,
J, Oregon. Ufllca up sUIrs In l'attea block.
V. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur
, pby block.
H
J. llinoKlt Attorney ai lawilalem. Ore-
, goa. Ofllce over stusti'a bank.
T J.8UAW.M.W.11UNX. HHAWAHUNT
Kl . Attorneys at law. Office over Capital
atlonal bank, Halem, Oregon.
CS T. llIOHAKDriON, Attorney at law. or
rt, floe up stairs In front rooms of new Ilush
block, corner Oomtnerclal and Court strecu,
Halem, Oregon.
-mllKl A I1A lllM AtfnmAtf att.w Hinmi
8 and f , Bush bank building, Halem, Ur.
li. '. UONUAM. W. U. 1IOLMKM.
RONliAM uul,mkm, Attorneys at law.
nmiwin llmh hliuk. Iinttvrmi Htataand
Lourt, oa Commercial street.
ME. I'OQUiS, Htenographer and Tjpe
, wrltest. Ifeat equipped typewriting of
ont one in Oregon. Over Mush's bank,
balem, Oregon.
QTBL.LA HII1SBMAN.-Typewrltlng and
O commercial stenography, nom 11, Gray
LTock. Irs Wlaw work. Hates reasonable.
O O. UBOWNK, M, D.. Pbysiclan aaa Bar
O. geon. Offloe. Murphy bloukj reslaesoe,
VU, Cotnmtrcial street.
TAIL A. li. OILiMH.speclalUtln diseases of
XJ tne eye, ear, nose ana turoat, uooia iv
Eusli bank building, ralem.
DU.T.O. HHITlf, Dentist. W Slate street,
Salem, Oregon. KlnUbed dental opera
nun of every description. I'alnlse (opera.
Hon a speolalty.
T D.I'UUli, Architect, plan, speclfloa-
classe ot buUdtngs, OfUce 0 Commercial
street, up stairs.
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a UMIiili- A -l.fi- x.n AOA Us.
r quam biilld!f , JuroUod, Ottgoa.
P. J. LAESEN & CO.,
Manufacturer of Wagons, Car
riages!, eto.
R.p-lrlnK -PiSiS&WAUrtre.
TunTrriON LODCIIC NO. 2 A.O. U. w
I Meet In their ball In mate Insurance
buuaisg, eyery weBaay eyMiiis.
A. W. DBtinw, m. w
J, A. SB-WOOD, Keeorder.
THE PACIFIC
D6TE0TIVB AND COUECIION BUREAU
IAUM, - - - Oregea,
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BULL DURHAM
In a mild Mid picAMnt stimulant wlildi ulei ih nm
nd In us wAycxltoi or'tl-fAtcs th ytowt,Wtit thin
respect It Is dUtlnctlva, It rIv3 tlia most gelid m
tett vlth no unplAiint elfect Md5 only by ,,
WckyMlVDurlim Wobtcmt 0,, Durham, rtC,
w ur -r . . Mn I M i. .il HH .iWHii , Tin , ....uHJJllWiiJtUlit
H, W. OOOTLE So CO, r .
General Insurance Agency.
Ilepreaenllng the billowing wttlrWff M rtiksMe Cwtilel
MTATK INNURANOK U(.,
iraanrs insaranenu,,,, ,.
National Insurance Co ,
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ESTABLISHED 1870. INCOM'OHATKtf' lWl"
WILLIAM NILES & CO., gSM
Lob AngoloB, California. HHIi
BREEDERS AND EXPORTERS OF
Berkshire
CIvKAN. -
If you would bo cloan and havo your clothes done up in
the neatest and dressiest manner, tako thorn to tho
SALK1VI STEAM LAUNDRY
whoro all work is done by white labor and in the mostfproaipt
manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED,
DISSOLUTION.
NOTlOKis hereby given that tba Ana ol
Martin A IUrklus, Dlacksmtths, ha dis
solved partnership by mutual coasent, 7
businea will hereafter be conducted by John
O. Martin at aume place, and all accounts
with tbe heretofore existlnx firm will be set
nut bv him. and all bills are nersble to him.
vwiifrruKifflff'
STATE TREASURER'S FOURTH NOTICE.
HTATK OK dKKOON )
TKKAHUKV DKfAUTMKNT.;
HAtkVf, Mar 1, IBM.
Notice I hereby el ven that I here are lunas
on band sufficient to pay all oaUUodlBf
state warrant indorsed "I'reaented, and not
paid Jorwantorrunos," prior to, sns ibwu
lBkr,Mareha,lWJ,aad thai all such warrant
will be paid upon preeenutlon at this offloe.
interest on said warrant will not be allowed
alter the date ol this notice. ..., .
M-dw-iw Hlale Treasurer.
TEACHER'S EXAMINATION,
NOTIUB la hereby given that for the ipnr
pos of mklng aa examination of all
persoas who may ofler tnemseives a canai
date tot teachers or tnesohoolsof this county,
-.1 .) hhI.Iim avatMliiatlAil Al MAiUl.
Wllb MlrlUt fs VHVIIV -i 9W i M - w imwM
Oregon, Wednesday, MJJ
4 Ml QW KMUaiff l7WlIils-AJll
PROPOSALS FOR WOOD,
Healed bid for ruralshlng wood will be re.
eel red at the office of the clerk Ot school d Is
trlel No. 2,UDill 11 o'clock m, on 'lueslay,
June w, i--. iu wiii m ..,". .... ..
tar meeting of the hoard of director at 3
cloak p. 5. of said 10th day of June, for tbe
Salivary ol wood iteprv HepUmber W, 168, at
tba following schools! Uneioti. 1 J cord oak,
Meordsflr. Vark. Vi cord oak. A orABr
Halem, Vi cords oak, Vi cords Ur,
AH wood must be 4 feet In length, reasoa
abl straight and corded closely.
tte flr Hiust be large or body wood and the
aunjlHn w asm .1 rm nw. m-wh w, ..
The tioard reserves the right to rt-Jeet any or
all bid. .,..
(tone or otau anue Doara.May.s, iwi.
Attest. . R.t)MITH.tjhalrak,
Hoard ot olreetor.
WEIIHTKK HOLMHrt.DletrletcWk. Id
THE WILLAMETTE,
halem, oiusaoir.
fete, &MtUM per Iter
TMlMsttotol UtwM r-orUaad aad Han
rnuutsM, rirat-afas la all ft tiit.
ItTtoWes) are served wMk I he
ChUH Fruits
(turn Ut UM Wll-att VaU.
A, I. WASNER. Prop.
Bull Dtirhmti
Smoklna , .
Mi Im mur (rrf imim m
fippfOnf ni II Ih4 mi k'Ui,
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Cross,
WkdemU k4 Retail
Pettier ! f resit, HaH'mmI
Smoked Mthtn ftlHt4J
OS Court and
110 Mate fitrert.
FINE CATfLE, MUfiS POULTRY
k Poland-China Pigs' a Spttkity
Choice
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Fancy Poultry, AH Vnrletlw.'
Eggi for Hatching,
Ihcubifprj,
Nile PaolAo Coast Poultry and Htook, IllMtrA
td, 60 no( by mall,'
jMTK-ND FOH OriHJULA8.a.
Liberty Strwt,
Bargains in Wi
frloes range from tio per ar. AUastM
roperty, and oa the market for
ma. ureal Mtrsaws can ea r
b above.
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STATE STREET DRUG STORE I
New Cownetlos, Vtti umf, aa4 aee iet
BXCLU8IVE DKPOSrrORY.
Lloyd's Asepiln Sopi, Mrs, HarrlfM'f
Comslexlon Aid.
BJIOOKH& L1SGG, Maltm,
J. H. HAAS)
TELE WATCHHAXIBj
21 JH Cwifll li, !(-, ffft.
(Neit doer to KM'.)
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