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The Question is Often Asked Why the
Th? N?W York" Racket
I Hill I l ' I II t I n
as sucn a nveiv trade, wnne it appears
f
That duostiotl is onsily answered, thoy buy thoir shoos from
loo fact ones in St. Louis, Tayng cash for thoiil, thoroby getting their stock at tho lowest
rieo. Then sennit? lor casli. thov iiavo no aiiowanco to make lor bad accounts. J nat ex-
lains why thoy soli shoos cheap.
m iint Lross onirts, A'ants, uvorans, unaorwear oi auKinuH ior inaios, anu gots xiosiory,
acos. Embroideries, 1 aco Curtains, Ribbons, Gloves, Mitts, Tobio Linen, Linen Tablecloths,
lapkius, Crash, Hammocks, Brushes and notions of all kinds
Now York, and following that lino, (ash) from factory to consumer, thoy can afford to soil
low prices. Thoy ask an examination of thoir stock and prices.
T. BARNES. State
keeping Pace With
Havo your business nccounU kept In PERFECT books, such aro
Tho Frcy Patent Flut Opening Books.
Books Hint are worthy of tbo nntrouncre and nralse of tbe Government Of-
ficlaltt of tbe Htato of Oregon, and tbe
di tne Binio, are surety ucservniK oi a trial
Manufactured in Oregon ONLY by
Proprietors ot
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'Binders to tbe State of Oregon, Printers
500,000
OSWEGO -
FALL 1892. SPRING, 1893.
We would call the attention of dealers, and large and small planters, to
our large and varied assortment of Fruit Trees and Small Fruits, Ornamental,
Shade, Nut and Evergreen trees. Our trees are clean, smooth, and first-class in
every respect. Send for catalogue and price list. Address,
Walling & Jarisch,
2T"Mention this paper. Oswego, Oregon.
A. N. HALES, Proprietor. B. H. PRICE, Manager.
A. N. HALES' LIVERY.
(Successor to U. R. Ilyan.)
T.ivnrv. TiVxwl nnd Rnardln? Ktablo. A full sunnlv of Horses and Buircles
on hand. Horses boarded bv day. week
Liberty and-Ferry streetB, East of Willamette hotel.
J. W. THORNBORG,
THE UPHOLSTERER.
Recovers and repairs upholstered furniture. Long Experience in the trade
enables me to turn out first-class work. Samples of coverings. No trouble to
give estimates. State Insurance block, Cbemektta street.
CHURCHILL
BURROUGHS
F. T. HART,
247 COMMERCIAL STREET.
ESTABLISHED-1870.
WILLIAM NILES
Los Angeles. California.
BREEDERS AKD EXPORTERS OF
Ed. C.
mmme: to
n A PIT A T
"Will) 1'JMOl'Xi.lii'S 1'AlMflJti"'
In othor linos, sucli as lints, White Shirts, Black Sateen,
the Times.
greater portion of tbo morcbautile men
by everyone.
Tbo Meaton-Dyjrert Book Mfe. Co.,
CITY BINDERY.
and Lltbograpbers, Salem, Oregon.
TREES 1
NURSERIES.
or month. Oittce at stable, corner of
Spraying OMfils,
103
State Street.
LEADING MERCHANT
TAILOR.
INCORPORATED 1891
& CO.,
FINE CATTLE, MS, TOULIKY.
a Berkshire & Poland-China Pigs a' Specialty.
Fancy Poultry, All Varieties,
Fggs for Hatching.
Incubators.
NHeB Pacific Coast Poultry and Stock, Illustra
ted. 60 cents by mall.
HEN JJ FOR CIROULAR8.-t
Cross,
face
Meats
Wkelesale artltteUU
Bealer im Freak, StMam4
Sacked Meat T aMUb
98 Court and
110 8tte Mrtt
auii in rnanv Places r
one of tho most rolinblor cash
which aro all bought for cash
Ins. Block.
Want to Show It. Many who
have made bread from Clark & Eppley 's
FAVORITE flour would like to show
It, as tbey are confident it is the finest
qua'ity ever made. It is rich and light,
and works like a charm.
F. S.Dearborn has just opened a new
lot of Blank books, special ruled, Debit
and Credits, cash books, miniature sets
for o 111 co work. 203 Commercial street.
Good new house to rent, six blocks
from post office. Also a furnished
Iiouho to rent. Inquire of Geo. M.
Beeler. 6 20-tf
Via vi. Ladles will do wll to in
quire Into tho merits of Viavl the sud
cessful home treatment for women.
No humiliating examinations, no long
doctor bills. Lady in attendance.
Call at room 1, Cottle-Parkhurst block.
Office hours from 2 to 0 and 7 to 0 p. m.
Wabnino. There is a counterflet ar
ticle on tbe market. None genuine un
less sealed. 6 24-lw
Everybody will want to go to tbe
strawberry social at the M. E. church,
Friday evening, May 26th. An enter
taining program will be given. Supper
i25 cents. - ' .6-24-8t
VIGOR of MEN
EilllV. Quickly,
Permanently Restored.
WEAKNESS,
NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY,
ao3 all the train of erllf
from earl erron or later
exceuet. tbo ruulti of
overwork, Ickneti,
worrr.eto. Fullstrenctb,
development and tone
given to every organ and
portion of the body.
Blmplr, natural raethoda,
Immedlatelmprovenient
eeen. Failure ImpOMlbla.
2.000 references Book,
explanation and proof!
mailed (aealed) free.
ERIE MEDICAL CO.
BUFFALO, N. Y.
Dr. Powell ReeYes & Co.,
The Old Reliable Specialists,
Late of New York Hoipttali. Graduate with
High Ilonorj. Twenty years' experience
as Professor, Lecturer. Author and
Specialist In Cbronlo Diseases.
Catarrh,
Bronchitis,
Cough and
Difficulty of
Breathing
Successful
ly treated
withspeolf
to remedies
thoroughly
tested ana
provedby
the
OLD DOCTOR
Who is one of nature's noblemen,
thoroughly devoted to his .profession
and ever ready to help the afflicted.
NERVOUS DEBILITY JUfti ?SSSk"S5
HQOD. night emissions, exhaustta drains,
baibfulneu, loss of energy. J"" .o010
bodr and braln.unflttlng one for study, business
and marriage, treated with new JaiUn suooasa.
Oetcuredandbeaman. '
BLOOD AND SKII XrtS2F&S&
srnlillltio taint, rheumatism, eruptions, etc., of
allklnds. blood poison irom any cause wbaterer.
cured promptly' leavlnf tho system pure and
finiM MD DRIHARI ITdceia.?ad,;
der, sediment In urine, brick dust or white: pain
whlleurlnatlng, frequency olj Brlghfe dims
and all dleaes of tbe bladder of both sexes.
anuaii ".-'" ,. ,,... A...r..t. lAAI.
xnres effected sssoon as possible.
nntuiirD diseases, gleet, gonorrnoea, iipnun,
rillAib brdrocele, Tarloceie. .Hsnownaas,
, and pile, astula,
WL
?" V3iiil
'uptunl; quliily cured without any pala o de-
Wwlwt"nmmtU HTtBgjwsrfrom the
suit) el IT. Thousands cured at hoasa by
niiiiMWDdcPfS ami iss414om nt secure from
iEEmSei: " " lOewrte In starajsi tor
KSaei Sexual 8exta. Addms,
1.PHWELL IEEVES CO..
Kw LMfcU at 216 Ctff St, Saks.
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TUB EXPOSITION ML
mi ii i
0. e THdMnd Miles In Twenty
IIoum,
AN ANTI-SUNDAY INJUNCTION SUIT
To Head oft tko Government In lis
World's Wr Closing
Enterprise
CincAao, May 29. Tbo West Hound
exposition flyer over tbo 'New York
Central road which left New York yes
terday afternoon at 8 o'clock to make
tho trip to Chicago In 20 hours arrived
here at 0:30 this morning thrco min
utes ahead of time.
ANOTHMt FAILVBK.
An assignment was filed In court this
morning by Weaver, Gocli 4 Co., one
of the largest coal dealing firms In. this
city. Liabilities are scheduled at two
hundred and fifty-thousand dollars.
Aesets two-hundred thousand.
BUNDAY Or-OSINO UNJOINED.
On application of tho 'stockholders
Judge Stein of tho superior court of
Chicago this morning issued a tempor
ary injunction restraining tbe directors
of tho world's fair from closing tbe
gates on Sunday. This suit Is brought
to head off the attempt of the federal
governmental Washington from secur
ing an injunction to closeHbe fair Sun
days. In opposition to the petition it had
been urged that this was a Christian
government and that Christianity was
part of tho law of tho country. "This"
said the court "is clearlyj' not so. The
position Is certainly untenable In a
country of religious freedom." Judge
Stein, who rendered th, decision, is a
Hebrew. f&
JUIHJE'BTKIN'S OPINION,
The proceedings In (he state court
are entirely distinct from the action be
gun Saturday by tho United States dls
trict attorney In the federal court.
Judge Stein held that congress bad
made no law compelllngl Sunday clos
ing. Tho court held that ns parks were
set apart for tbe recreation of the pub
lic forever, tbe' park commissioners bad
no power to grant tho privilege nor tbe
exposition management to exercise It
of closing tbe gates on Sunday.
ACTUAL SONUAY ATTENDANCE.
Returns of attendance at tbe world's
fair yesterday are not yet completed,
but the chief of tbe bureau ofadmis
slons from returns In, estimates tbe at
tendance at 146,379.
Old Man's Crime.
HuNTiNOTOtf, Ind., May 29. Last
nlaht a passerby noticed smoko coming
from a small dwelling at Roanoke, oc
cupied by Christian Habogoz and wife,
The doors were all bolted and had to
be knocked Id, Mrs. Habogoz was
found locked In tho bed room with her
throat cut from ear to ear and the bed
Lon lire. liSDOgoz was niierwurua
found In a garret dead. Habogoz was
76 years old , his w 1 fe 70. It is su pposed
Habogoz killed his wife and then sui
cided. . Honors to Davis.
Mobile, AU., May 29. As Jefferson
Davis's funeral train pulled out of New
Orleans last night, crowds appeared at
every street corner till tho corporation
limits were passed. At every station
crowds assembled. Old gray haired
soldiers, ladies and children, with flow
ers, being prominent features. At
Beauvolr, Davis's old home, tbe track
and station of the platform were car
peted with rhododendrons. Among
the floral offerings here was a wreath of
oypress from Mrs. Bt. Qreen, nee Mor
gan, of Mississippi, brought all tho way
from her present home, Colusa, Cal.
The Briggs Case.
Washington, May 29. The trial of
Dr. Briggs begun this morning. Ap
pellants will be allowed four and a half
hours to open nnu cioae iuu vnee,
Briggs Is allowed seven hours to reply
and tbe New York Presbytery, from
wlw" judgment the appeal Is Uken,are
glvt 'To ho irs, lu ten minute speeoJ-
Bis Fir Less.
BcKANTd,w.Pa.,Miy S.-Tbe Blooaa
ing 'II, ni Ine room and boiler uoum
.!. ... . - - -- -- J t mmmmmmwHmttm
UlU A89U,
tit (do LnoktiAWsttnti M cohlpntiyi
burned tills mofilng, The lon n olio
liiindfptl ht tweiilyiflve iiiotimttiddol'
Into, t" wclvo liiindffd rnert Idle,
OresliaM Oil tho (learV Lw
VARittHUtotf, May SO, georolnry
OreiUiHtil ailtliofi.cg nneiiltiliRllo denial
of the slatcmont (hat the Ohltiesa nilh
lotof has iiotlflod the dcpnrtmetit ot
state that (bo Chinese government
would retaliate If tlio fJenry net was
enforced, Gfrestinm declared that In a
rcoetit Interview between himself nod
t':o Chlntse minister, not a word or In
tlmnllon of a threat was Used during
tho Intervlow. Being Asked If nny
steps had been taken toward the en
forcomont of the law, Greslinm replied
that It was in the hands of tho secre
tary of tho treasury, and as far as he
knew nothing bad been done,
Two Bank Failures.
Fxnoo, N.Dak., May 29. The Na
tional bank of Ashley Mears was closed
by tho bank examiner. The first na
tional, bank of Dakota, N. D., was
closed. Liabilities aro said to bo fOO,
000, with assets five times as much.
Suicide in Portland.
Pohtland, Or., Mav 29. J. W. Da
vis, a carpen tor, committed suicide In
East Portland by shooting himself
through the head with a pistol.. De
spondency Is assigned as tho cause of
tbo deed.
I MM IMS
Europoan Cholera.
' Hambubo, May 29. It Is officially
announced that one death from cholera
ocourred hero Saturday.
Paris, May 29. Deaths of a cholera
ic nature at Toulouseand oneatNIsmes
are reparted.
A Free Man. .
Denver, May 29. Dr. Graves, tho
alleged poisoner of Mrs. Barnaby, has
been set at liberty.
SUNDAY DISPATCHES.
There was an attendance of 200,000
at the world's fair, mostly working
men and their families. It was em
phatically the tollers day of recreation.
A million- dollar sugar refinery fire
at Baltimore.
The Paris correspondent of tbe 'New
York 'Herald telegraphs that war is in
evitable In Europe.
All About' Salem.
A lot of excursionists from 'Boston
got off the morning overland train to
take a breath of our cool delicious
mouutaln and sea breeze neotarino at
mosphere,
"Ah 1 This is tho capital of Oregon,"
said an old duffer in Rlusses.
"This is where Pennoyer lives,'' said
a smart young Harvard man.
"This Is where young and old ride
bloyoles," said an arch maiden in broad
est cultcbawed accent.
"This Is whero tbe air is kept in mo
tion by tbe fan like proportions of tbe
young ladles' pedal extremities," said
the traveling man.
This is the biblical city of peace,"
said the minister in tbe crowd.
"It Is tbe best advertised town on
the Pacific coast," said TheJouiinal
reporter." the only city of New Eng
land people, push and enterprise west
of tbo Rockies" and the train pulled
out.
Try It. For one week see how much
difference a bottle of Price's Flavors
will make in all your tabli delicacies
kept In complete stock only at Van
Eaton's family grocery.
Sons of Vbtkkanb.-'-AII members
ofSumptorcampNo. 8., Sons of Veter
ans ore requested to assemble at camp
hall at 1 p. m. to march in a body to
Grand Army headquarters to partici
pate In Memorial Day parade.
J. P. Rookhh, Caw.
i i i i ss ' ''! "
Masonic There will be a special
communication of Pacific Lodge No.
60 A. F. and A. M. tonight at 7:30.
Work in E. A. degree. All MasonB In
good standing are respectfully Invited
to attend.
Ark You Going On the excursion?
If so, secure your tickets tonight at
Patton Bros. positively only eight-five
can go.
For Balk. My black driving mare
well broken, gentle, and perfectly
sound. For particulars inquire ofO.
D. Gabrlelson, State Ins. oflloe.
m
Don't forget tbe great 20 days' shoe
ale at tbe Columbia shoo store, 118
Hlate streat,
D. N. Leilzel returned frrtn Fortfcu
IhU Bsorslng.
Rleh aokka Jersey milk to being sup
plied by tbe tUky of B. J, Bbarpe.
Hawks Leyar, wall paper. 07 State.
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"'101A-Y'tf JfcrtWS TO-DAY,"
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llltjlicatof nil lit Leaveiitotf rmver. UtcllUiS Gov't Ktpwt
AB50UUTELY PURE
TitH Colt Hmow. fcaturdny's colt
show was probablytlio best over hold
In Balctn, having had about 40 entries.
The following premiums were awarded!
The Judges for tho first threo classes
were Jap Mltilo, D, H, Loonoy and Jay
Bmltli and thny awarded premiums as
follews: Class thoroughbred first pre
mium, W. B. McCallster, of class 2,
standard, Ijrst, MoDaulel A. Will to, of
tllckrcall; second, T. G. Richmond,
Dallas. John Harrltt, G. B. Miller
and W. H. Jory were tbe Judges of tbe
second threo classes and they awarded
premiums thus: Class 4, Percheron,
first, C. La Follette, of Wheatland;
second, J. H. Wltzol, of Salem. Class
0, .Clydesdales, first, G, W. La Follette;!
second, J. L. Wood, of Howell Prairie.
Of classes 7, 8, 0 and 10, William Bcott,
Oliver Earl and W. D. Claggott wore
tbe Judges and they made these awards:
Class 7, Coach, first, 8. L, Judson, of
Balem; second, V. Denkln. Class
8, graded draft first, Geo. Hosier, of
Balem; second, Peter Rasmussen.
Class 0, English Hackney first, Dave
Greerson, of Balem;second, J. D.Narln,
of Bellvue. Class 10, Normau, first,
William Stephens, of Salem; second,
John Schl ndler, of.Salem. In class 8,
Oregon sires, there was only one entry
and no premium awarded. In class 5,
English sires there were no entries.
No Journal. Memorial Day. Tues
day. May SOth. Is one of the national
holidays always observed by tbe force on
this paper, and bonce there will be no
Journal isued tomorrow.
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Hawks & Levar, paper hangers, 07
State.
Gerald M. Feunell, Pacific Coast rep
resentative of tboMutual Life Insur
ance Co. of New York was In theolty
yesterday to see his special travelling
agent G. W. Slauson, who broke bis
leg by a fall from a bicycle at Salem a
few days since, and will bo confined
here for four weeks.
Hood's Cures.
In sayinK that Hood's Saraaparllla
cures, lis proprietors mako no Idlo or
extravagant claim. Statements from
thousands of reliable people of what
Hood's Sarsaparllla has done for them
conclusively prove the fact HOOD'S
Sarsaparllla CURES.
TTonrl'n Pills act esneclallv unon the
liver, rousluir It from torpidity to its
natural duties, cure constipation aud
assist digestion.
Hawks & Lovar,
State.
paper bangers, 97
LdBT. Bay mare, weight 900 lbs.,
black mane and tail.no white. Will
pay for return oftbe animal. Thomas
Holman, 670 High street, Saloih.
dw-tf
Hawks & Levar,
State.
paper hangers, 07
DBATUM.
NICHOLS. At tbe asylum,
asylum, May
28th, I. B. Nlobols, of KIW
ddles, Or.
The remains will be shipped on tho
Overland this evening.
SUN. At Balem, May 28, at 4 a. m.,
infant daughter of Geo. Bun, mer-
chant.
The remains were put in a coffin by
Undertaker Clough. at 6:46 and the re
mains were taken to the cemetery at 0,
The Chinese do not make much fuss
over a week old girl baby, It was bur
led at Rural cemetery.
RINGLK. At the poor farm, North
Salem, Sunday aftertioou, May 28,
Joseph Rlngle, aged 82, of paralysis.
Burial at Rural cemetery. Ho had
only been at the poor farm since May
10th.
SMITH. At the home of her mother
MITH. At tbe home of her mother
The Poet's Soliloquy.
"Kiss" rhyme to "bliss," In fact aa well as
And "ill"' with "pill" and "worse" with
"hearse-"
In foot and verse, we find "complete recovery"
Rhyme beat with ' (Jolden Medical Disco v
ryV' For driving out scrofulous and all
ether taints of the blood-fortifying the
eoBttltutlon against lung-scrofula or
eoMMmpUoB, for strengthening the dl
gwtlve organs aud invigorating the en
tire system by sendlBg streams of pure
blood through all tbe veins there Is no
tklnsf equal to Dr. Pityee's Golden Med
Ustl DUoevery, It Is the only kuartn
tMdJjloed liver and lung remedy sold.
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Baking
Powder
A Curious Kxntnpfe.
A youth at Oxford, bolng oxnmlned
in Pnloy, was aakod Jf ho could men
tion any instance of tho Dlvlno good
ness which ho had found out for
himself. "Yes; tho conformation of
tho noso of tho bulldog. Ita noso is
eo rotractcd thnt it can hang on to
tho bull and yot broatho frooly. But
for 'this it would soon havo to let
go," Tho bull's point of viowwas
not regarded at all. "Twonty-flve
Years of St. Andrew's. "
Not Very Wise.
Teacher Who was tho wisest man
that over lived?
Boy Samson.
Teacher No, he was tho strongest.
If Samson had been wiso, ho would
not havo lot his wifo cut his'hair.
Boy That's so. Ho'd n-gonoto
barber. Good Nowa.
Encouragement for tho Feeble.
Bo Ions as the foiling embo s of vitality are
capable of being rekindled into a warm and
gonial glow.Jiikt so long- there is hope for the
woalc and emnnolotert Invalid. Ltt him not,
therefore, despond, but derive encouragement
from this, and from the further tact that there
is r restorative most potent In renewing the
dilapidated powers of a broken down system.
Yes, thanks toll unexampled tonlo vlrtueti,
Uostetter's Htomach Bitter Is dally reviving
troniftu In i he bodies and hope In the minds
oftbe feeble and nervous. Appetite, refresh
ing sleep, the acquisition of fie jh and color, are
blessings attendant upon the reparative pro
cesses wbleh this priceless Invlgorant speedily
Inltla'csandnarrles to asuocessftal oonoluslen.
Digestion Is restored, the blood fertilised, and
sustenance afforded to each llfo sustaining
organ by the 1)1 tors, which is Inoffensive
even to the feminine palate, vegetable In com
position, and thoroughly safe. Use It, and re
gain vigori
1
Baby cried,
Mother sighed, t i '
Drtorpwscribed j Qurtorsfjuw, 1 '
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what a comfort it is to
havo ready at hand &
remedy that never fails
to relievo Constipation,
and that, without pain or
discomfort; and almost
immediately euros head
aches, and dispels every
symptom of Dyspepsia.
Buch a remedy is found
in Simmons Livor Eogu
lator not a eweo toned
compound to nausoato, or
an intoxicating bovorago
to cultivate an alcoholic
appetite, but a medicine
pleasant to tho tostu, and
perfectly harmless when
given to tho smallest
child. S. L. K. novor
disappoints. It possesses
the virtues and perfec
tions of a roliablo remedy
of tho kind endorsed by
ominont physicians.
"It affords mo pleasure to add my testi
mony to those you rocolvo annually In
reference to your valuable medicine. 1
consider- Hlmmons Liver Regulator tho
best family medlclno on the market. 1
jjavo prescribed It with excellent results."
W. K. 1'ahic, if, I)., Tracy City, Tenn.
NKW AVVKKTIttKMKMTa.
- OOl) Business Ol'l'OUTUNlTY.-Owlagto
jc poor health the undersigned will trad
his business and factory for real estate on rea
sonable terms. M. V. BltOKK,
ft-Wl Depot Bash and Door Factory, tAslem,
r OST. Roan horse, ten yean old, shod, let
JLi terH" nn ten shoulder. Welths lue.
Just seen Thursday near Oco Rlobre place
mile east of Halem. Return to U. T. Tlmmoas,
Koglewood, Balem. S-S
pOK DALK.-A veryilcely located lot. with
Jj house, on Mill street south ot Willamette
J? honse, on Mill street south ot wiiiametu
rUND.-A gold searf pin. Owner can gt
same by calling at JouKtf Ah oAc ana
paying expenses. tl
KLP WANTJtD.-AgenUPa da good com
mission, and SHC30 dividend sww
IWi
urn next winter. Brxclal attraction to M.
pushed this yrar for which we want the af
vice of bst agents every wnere.
TJlKUURTWfUBLWIIINaCO.. , t
Room 3', Ubroalola Bblldiag.Maal'rasetoao. ,
miilB PArKR Is kept on l at K. 0. DSV
I Advertising a geoey , M and ttHmkuU
Exchange. San Vranctoro, Califorato, Wsmm
coolnW-s for advertising can $( t.
ATl'KNTION-Cash money vaMJmtm,
brttls,old iron and all klBd ot wmm,
.jjhiatomtjoart H.HsUjf,
CHRItsTIAN KC1KN0K-Uttw ft aM
kinds on sol at BSS Liberty tmt, i-lf
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