Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, June 01, 1893, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textlx -i f --ijttat If mi, M, iJovlilhtf, ililtfli Tliomtinotl iwJertflMfliitl Wi A,iltftiK'yiof8.t Nctif, wefo Id (own Innt Brtltlfilny. Mra, UroWtilllK, of 'l'tlrner, wm y,ll In if Iff lli'fl ifno InstButldnyi A floclnl imfly wan given nt Hid ml' Motiwjof Mr, ltrltfltf litBt WfcdtiNiilrty. All jirenetit rdpoflrvgood llinoi W JI Bfnltll m1 (IiUikIiIW VlGln wore In Bul6m lost Saturday, Quite n iitiinliof of the yotnitf tmmite of this jilrtco it (id vicinity nttondod (lio dniioe nt Mncloay mid nil ngren Hint It ; was one of tlio most enjoyalilti events of Ha kind llicy lihVe over attended. It, Ki MoKlflliey and Jolln Matter vfutu Hi lilts Vicinity buying cattle Inst I weefei Otoi Dfcbldr, of tiatutitf was In town l.mt Thursday. r ilrH. Jjil urau wun visiiing ner ia lrelit at Atuliufini Inst Buuday. t ., ., ., , ... . ,. Missus Ilaibnra and Mary Bchniltt i liave returned lo their homo near lioro 'from I'nrtland, wliuro they havo been staying for tlio jiitst tow months. RUSSELL SAQB Tlio woll-kuown financier writes: "500 FIFTH AVKNtiK Nkw Youic City, Dee. 20, 1890. ltt,r tint tnnr. twnlllv vfmrn 1 IihVl i been iialug Allcock'b 1'orus Plab tkks. Thuy huvo repeatedly cured me ol rliHUinatlu pnins uutl pains in my Bide and Imuk. Whenever I have a cold, one on my chest and ouo on my back speedily relievo me. "My fumllyaro never without them." KlJSSKLL Saok. Baby cried, Mother sighed, Doctor prescribed t Castorlat $ MYSTERIES I The Nervous System the Seat of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries. No mystery has ever compared with that a human llfo. It has boon tho loading subject of professional research and study In all ages But notwithstanding this fact It Is not genort any k nowt that tho seat of life is loca ted m tho up per part of th spinal cord near tho bast of the brain and so sensi tive Is thla portion of the nervous sys tem that even tho prick of o neeulo will cause Instant death. iKGcent dtarnvArfoa hitvA rinmnncf rrif rr1 thnt all the organs of the body are under tho con trol of tho nervo centers, located In or neat tho baso of tho brain, and tbatwboti these are deranged tho organs which thev supply with nerve lluld are also deranged. When it Is re membered that a serious injury to the spinal cord will caiMO paraiynlsi of the body below tho Injured point, bivuuso tho nervo force Is prevented by tho Injury from reaching the paralyzed portion, It wll(,bo understood how tho uerangomont of tho nervo centers will causo tho derangement of tho various organs which they supply with nervo force. Two-thirds of chronic disease n rtiif to tho Imperfect action of tho ncncir1 at the base of tho brain, not fiou e- ment primarily originating In I It self. The groat mistake of i In treating these diseases Is that tin tlio organ rathor than tho nervo ceuu.it t.hluli are tho causo of the trouble Dr. Franklin Milks, the celebrated spo clallst.has profoundly studied this subject for over 20 years, and has mado many Important discoveries In connection with It, chief among them being tho facts contained lu the a'.ovo statement, and that tho ordinary methods of troatmontaro wrong. All Jicadarhu, dlrzl ncss, dullness, confusion, presstiro, blues, mania, melancholy. Insanity, epilepsy, 8U Vitus danco, etc., are nervous diseases no matter how caused. Tho wonderful success of Or, Allies' Restoratlvo Nervine is due to the fact that it Is based on the foregoing principle. Dr. Miles' Restorative Nekvink Is sold by all druggists on a positive Ruarantee. or i-ent direct by Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind., on receipt of price, SI per bottle, six bottles for 15, express prepaid. It contains "either opiates nor dangerous drugs. Kohl by D. J. Fry,' druggist, Salem Our rrJlPKCTIOK BYRIKOE Iim vlth trtrr UUU IicltUL Dcx.not STAIN. rr.EVENTS BTIUCTUnE. Cum COXOnr.llffiA ud OLEET la 0l to Focn iUr. A QUICK CUIIB tor LEUCOBMIOU M WHITES. Sold It M DRUGGISTS. Bent to anr Aiirm for tl o MALTDOU lUm-Mt II fli Co., L.lNCAST;'n.0llla BLOOD DISORDERS A New Remedy A trn Specific a potltlr and permanent elimination of U poison from th blood, and a restoration of healthy vigor to the liiiutf H oflered to sunercn for the fint time in a remedy which has been undergoing the most severe private experiments for the past three years. It has not vet failed, and it will not fail, as it is a True Specific lor Svphiliiic poison and all tjlood diseases. Do you be lieve it t Send for full particulars and proof free. Stop filling your system with mercury arid other poisons. This remedy will cure you iu 30 to 00 days without fad. We guarantee a care or refund the money. Address MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO.. 170 First Street l'ORTIA.ND, OK. J.H.HAAS,' THE WATOHMAKBB, 21SH Commercial St., - SaUnt, OrtgvR. (Next door lb Klein's.) Specialty ol Spectacles, and repatrlBf Olocka Bargains in Land. U. V. Hmltb, poatrnasler ol LewlsvlUe, an" W . . Murpby. of Salftn. have lor tjle aboo 2.W0aT. of good farming and stock land In the LuckUmute i-ountry la tlst county 1'rle C nsnVs InmMIn KB swr er. All enod firoperty, atdoa the market for the flrt line. Qre&t barvulaa.- if!ll on ar addrasa- fffiJS&K t -," i i rtAtvaon IT THEGEHTLEMAlWFHOrn. TMH LANQUAOfi or THE M0NKEV. ffofVMof Onrtiet- llf-imr U irnnilrffttl ftne eref In Kin Afflfflfl Mliitlorl. ' Vttittaiot Untuct Um written n letter to IiIh lirotlier In Atistrnlla In which ha fleclntes thnt JiO hhs "ntlpeeodod beyond Ms wildest niiticltmHony in ltlo oxiorl lipnlfl witlt monkey talk in Afrlct. Ho Ijysi ut nm utifo on tho const1, Jtiat reok' Itlft with titllnlnrt, the (irotid posftcMof bt n chlnipanzco tlmt crm Buy, 'Tonnkoo lin kciin,' which in. you know, tlio Maori for 'Good tiny, rHrnrtgori' a gorilla that knows about 20 wbrdu of lcojpciin, and n fonmlo orantf otilnng that lins picked up 'Donnor una blitsieii' from my aonnnii valot. and has. Jtidirliitf from hor actions, qttlto fallen in lovo with lilin, I have also written down, which is more Im portant, nearly 200 monkoy words. "Hero nro n fow siiollou phonotlcallyi 'Achrd,' meaning sun, flro, warmth, etc. j 'kukcha mortnlntr water, rain, cold, and apparently anything disagreeable) 'gosh kn,' meaning food, tlio act of eating. You will soo from this that it is a very primi tive language. Thcro aro perhaps not moro than 20 or 80 words in it that I havo not already "got, so that my task Id now practically completed." When his battery, phonograph and re volving mirror begnn to work, ho says that tho "glitter of tho mirror soon at tracted a host of chattering monkoys. I J matched thorn for an hour and then cau lously approached. Thoy disappeared Hko maglo whon thoy saw mo all but ono, a chimpanzeo. Whon I got closo to It, I found that it took no notice of mo, but stood as if transfixed, with widely opened eyes and dilated pupils, gazing at tho mirror. There- was. a slight tremulous motion in tho limbB and a spnsmodlo twitching of tho cars. I could hardly boliovo it. Tho animal was hypnotized. It was making a guttural sound liko 'achru.' When I subsequently listened to the 'gram,' I found that a similar sound was frequently recorded thereon amid what was then to mo an unintel ligible jumblo of monkey chatter. "I put tho monkoy In a bamboo cage, and on examining him about an hour afterward found him still undor tho hyp notic influence. I revived him with a good, strong sniff of ammonia and held a lighted taper before his eyes. Ho was quite tractable and said 'achru,' and a few more tests satisfied mo that this word embodied tho idea of heat, light, warmth and brightness. Other words followed, and It was wonderful to tako noto of his awakening intelligence." Chicago Herald. Bather a Ghastly Joke, At Brownsville, Neb., a few years ago King Collins, a tea man, had played a joko on tho landlord of tho leading hotel, and ho vowed to get even with Mr. K. C. at any cost. One Saturday King wired tho landlerd: "Savo mo a room. I will bo there over Sunday." King drove in about 0 o'clock p. in., cold, tired and hungry. Tho landlord told him every bod in tho house had two in it except one bod, and it had ono occupant. He would have to sleep with that man or "hold a chair down." King objected at first, but at last "turned in." His bed fellow was laying over behind, with his face to tho wall. Tho landlord instruct ed King to turn tho lamp down, but'not to extinguish it. Bofore a great whilo a young man and woman came -into the room and took seats near tho door. Pretty soon they began to spark in true Nebraska stylo. King feigned sleep, but was watching them with his weather eye. It soon be came so rich that ho wanted his bedfol low to enjoy tho sport also, and ho be gan nudging him with his elbow, but tho man failed to respond. Quietly King began an investigation and found that tho man was actually dead. With ono yell and a bound ho landed in tho middle of tho floor. Tho man and woman stop ped courting at once, and all three rolled down stairs together. King rushed into tho office and grabbed the poker and was about to pulverize tho landlord, but his better judgement prevailed and nc blood was shed. A physician was called, and it took several hours to resuscitate the woman, who really thought the corpso had como to lifo. Her "feller" vowed ho would never sit up at another Wake. Cor. St. Louis Globe-Democrat. Working a Meteoric Mass. Tho question of "diamonds falling from tho skies" was investigated at the Academy of Sciences by M. Berthclot Under very peculiar circumstances. M. Daubree, the geologist, read a letter re ceived from Mr. Nordenskjold, and in which tho illustrious Swede described experiments tried on meteoric iron, Which was found to contain a certain quantity of diamonds, and which could not be worked into any tool by tho best Stockholm blacksmith. This circumstance reminded tho learn ed perpetual secretary of a story narrat ed by Avicenna about Mahmoud the Gasnead, the Mussulman conqueror of India. A large lump of iron having fallen from tho heavens it was decided to present to the prince a sword mode out of it. Accordinz to the eastern nations the arm should have been pos sessed of secret virtue. Unfortunately, It was impossible to work it, very likely because sqme diamonds were included In the meteoric mass. European Herald. The Delaware MMltla. The threatened disbandmeut of the Delaware militia results from a feeling among tho rural voters, who rule Dela-i ware, that such an organization u an expensive toy, rue wuoie eiiue govern-. mini nt riAlawnrn. Inrlndinc thenar of' legislators and judges, costs much les3j than $100,000 a year, and to appropriate $5,000 a year to what seems mere show, strikes tho rural voter M wild oxtrava-j fjance. Tho governor soma years agoi ni nnrir-A that no more militia com- banles could bo organized with the i4r JdVJSNJLjMJ CJAl'lUAIi liOttttflAX, MllJSDA-V SlfiMttiflim, AUVIOk fttOM AN AUtMdhf -nM-a-Mfc. tt ttiU tfijirntfft1 A'lf(lfi!4 fffltf IH C'OfUlftlM H Milt, Walter lieriiits mlvlcO to tho iiall.f candidates for fnliio a ml forlillifl by w'ay of 'lotion who wfllti him In (oretulnftd to study sonio godd Mofy well (old. The host way to study the- niory U to hate it told to ymi Wforeliftiid, and tho iltusifa Hon ho give In a trtio (oty concerning an Atitiqtinry ntid AfJltn1tMx!rtra student. In theyeur 1703 tho town was nrtonlih' by tho production at tho shop 6f Mid nil tlqtiary of various document hrtd JlApt written by Shakespeard IiIm-hM Thov wore receipts, n cuilfetaloh bt faithi all improved edition of "King Leaf," And finally n complete now play in mrttht crlpt. Everybody went mod About theso lhlng. HAlf thd world rofinwd to bellovo them) tho other half declared that thoy must bo tomilno. Finally the Elay was irfodnced by Shorldafl at Drury ano mid was promptly hissed off the stago. Then tho dealer's son confessed that ho alono was tho forger of nil these documonts. Tho father died soon After, partly of chagrin at tho ruin of his sup posed treasures. . Around this outline Mr. Bcsantadvisdi his ambitious friends towrito nstbry, with tho old dealor and his son for tin two principal characters. "Yott must," ho says, "show tho enthusiasm of tho old man for everything that concorns Shako' spoaro. In order to do this you mdsi take him to Stratford. You must snr' round him with other characters, real ol imaginary. You may introduco him td any antiquary or literary character bi tho day. Slnco tho play was iirodtic6d at Drury Lane you may take us behind tho sconos and introduce ub to nctors Virid actresses. You must acquiro'tlio man ners and customs' and dross and language of tho time. The construction' of yout story is tho first thing. Draw a p6rtrdil df every character Mako out as for a play a sconario showing overy incident. Remember not to introduco a singlo'in cidont or a word of dialoguo that drawt tho reader's attention aeido for n mo ment. "Tho 'grip' of your story is tho first thing to bo studied. There is plontyoi grip in this if you know how to tacklt it. I suppose what follows will b thought too hard a condition. It is ac tually to writo that story. For length, I adviso you to be shorter than'a-prac-tlced hand would allow. Mako it a story of about "20 chapters, averaging from 8,000 to 4,000 words each, but don't trytc' write up to any limit or length. I hav always thought that tho longest of Dick ens' shorter stories about 13 chapters of that length is tho best'that could be chosen. ' 'When you havo actually written yom story and not till thon youTnay read James Payn'a 'Talk V thtTTown' and see how that story ought "to" bo 'told. And if you will take all this-troublo you will find that youhavo"learned'more than if you had gone t& wbrk with a headlong' pen "andwrittenhalf n dozen wishy waShy'atteniptsat thffuame'time.'' Why Pearl button Are-'Expeuntv'e. One reason why tho'pearl Bhells have gono up is tho demand for' big pearl but tons. Many of them nre' seen on ladies' dresses now. They areJ'nearly half 'at big as a saucer; and being eo' big it takef plenty of shells to mako them. A lot of pearl mill "people 'put up? the big button scheme a year or two agoi They had been running at a loss, so thoy closod down their mills for some time, There soon aroso a clamor for pearl but tons, and after awhile some' of the milk started again, but thoy gave their atten tion malnly7to turning out big buttont and obtained 'assistance from several fashion magazines. Tho result was that a style was soon in vogue, and this thoy havo assidUously-catered to ever since. Shutting off' the production of pearls, or at least greatly abridging it, tho prod uct will probably go higher and bo con sidered quito'tho "thing for jewelry and ornaments'of various kinds. San Fran cisco Examiner Near, but Never on the Ilrldce. There is a man who 'has traveled up and down on tho Third avenue elevated at least six days a week for 11 years, but' has nover crossed the' Brooklyn bridge; Ho is an elevated road brakeman, whose run ends in Harlem, and who lives nf. there. Ho told tho writer a few days ago that ho meant to take timo somo day to go across the bridge IIo has had the same intention each spring for about 10 years, but' has never quit mustered courage to steal an hour from his sleep and soo tho bridge. Ho said that he thought there must be a fine view of the city from the highest point of tho bridge. New York Timos. Reading and Character. Reading cannot give either judgment or insight or decision that is, can in nc way create character and it is on char acter that efficiency mainly if not en tirely deponds. Charlcmagno rebuilt tho western empire, but could never writo and remained to tho end Of his life dependent on his secretaries for book knowledge.London Spectator. The Eccentricity of Snake. The snake will bo eccentric even in the matter of its eggs. Most snakes secure orlj,..iality and independence in this mat ter by laying eggs like an elongated ten nis ball eggs covered with a sort of white parchment or leather instead of shell. All tho rest go further and refuse to lay eggs at all. Arthur Morrison in Strand Magazine. One of Two Seine. The man who can receive into tho porches of his ear tho maddening "bur-r-r-rl" which tho telephone vouch safes when in devilish humor without murder in his heart and without utter ing profane language hi too good fortius world, or else ho Is a double dyod, dou ble faced bypocrite---Boaton TrancrJot, HI Base, "He will never bo great," "Why, his hair is as long and thkic as can be, and he is impolite to the last de gree" "But yoB ea read kte writlag' Truth. wissm i m BdUMb' td tfiLL. HIM, A tritlfii; aWy- TfllO Itottl.trl'l f,ft Mr. fi infill ft ft f-it to Tho hofses had bPen tttfiiptl, And tlio Blalo street eat tvits About to start north Wllon ft in 6Hy" girt sliMlirf 6ti tho platform1 ftiitl Mado hor" Way WiBldd, Tho seals vtetd full,ntid for n moment olio peered about in a helpless, lienrslghtpd way, Thon a voutiff man sprang to his feet and offered hor tho seat ho had vacated. "Oh, thank yott, Mr, Stnythe," sho cried, "t am so tired. 1 havo been shorn ping all day and hare taken nothing ex cept A gloss of soda water slnco broak fast. ' Isn't it A loVely day? Don't yoa think spring has really como? And oh, havo yott lionrd that Elhol McFodd is not only "engaged but Actually going to bo married? Now, don't lift your oyo brows nud look incredulous, you horrid, sarcastic thing it's really true." "Pardon mo, 1 really"- "Yes, indeed, I don't wonder yon look surprisod. I wouldn't havo bolloved it myself, but Carrie says Ethel told her herself I forgot'to nek whom she is go ing td Marty, I was so astonished. It's all IrocAttSo bf a yellow gar somothin I gave hor fit Easter for Ethol nover had a really serious bean in her lifo How could anybody over want to marry a girl with such oars? Now, don't laugh, you ill natured creature, I am awfully sorry for hor." "I that is" ho took out his handkun chief and wiped the perspiration from his brow. "Poor soul, how attentive sho wits to Harry McPhllrt list soasonl Really, I was nicotohirii just becauso I folt so sorry for him, ho" "Well, F thoro was a wild look in his eyes." "Oh, yes, ho did go thero a good deal'. Ho had to bo polito, you know. Don't you think sho's a good deal oldor than sho looks? Sho must' bo awfully pleasod, don't you think so?" "Ah, 1 or" ho looked helplessly at the door. "Oh, it's just shocking tho way you make me run on you're bo sarcastic-. I declaro I'm actually afraid of you. It's all your fault, overy bit, for I'm really dovoted to Ethel. I wonder if she will keep right on blondining hor hair when she is married?" "Miss Edith, you" "Perhaps'not; Well, I hope she'll ask meto be bridesmaid. It's so nico to Wear lovely new gown and walk up tho ftislo and look frightened, you know. Imust go and congratulate Ethel right, awaj. Wolf, my street is noxt. Will you stop the car? By tho way, have you heard whom she is going to marry?" "Nobody much, Miss Edith," Bald tho young man, as ho signaled the' conduct or. "Only myself. Good'dayl" A flushed and embarrassed youngflaily was set down at Delaware place.' Chi cago Tribune. Getting Even. ' Dr. F. C. Wines, founder of tho'Na tional Prison association, had beeri'fbr mcrly tho principal of a boy's school. Ono'day ho had occasion to ''trounce" a boy', and, it is supposed, did tho work thoroughly. Tho lad took his-revengo in a way that tho doctor himself could not help laughing at. Dr. Winos' front door bore a plate on which was thoono word, "Wines." Tho boy WToto an ad dition in bjg letters, so that tho inscrip tion ran, "Wines and othor llckers;" Argonaut. Those Persian Rugs, ' "Whero aro tho rugs that were oil tho hall floor, Katie?" asked tho mistress1 of tho new hired girl. "Oh, ma'am, I mado such a bargain for yees this morning. Thero was'A rag peddler como to tho dure whin I was shakin them rugs, an ho give me tho beautifulleat hand painted ornyment'for tho parlor, ma'am, for them old'thlilgs, and took them off in his car-r-t.w De troit Free Press. A Kick. "What's the matter?" asked tho stage manager, who noticed that something ,wos going wrong toward tho end of "Hamlet." "It's tho first grave digger," whispered Horatio. "Ho says that unless you givo him the prico of. a good meal ho'll eat the loaf of bread they're using forYo rick'a skull." Quips. A Great llargaln. llrRMrsful'JtaailT II rarftcv Suborn J1 nil fffti?57A7f JiH Niif ffliv "It is not so becoming as I hoped it might be." "Never mind, Matilda, it was one of the greatest bargains of the season. You got it so cheap that you can give it away and get something that; will suit you, and still be ahead. Ono doesn't pick up' a bargain like that overy day. Har per's Bazar. . A Vrlend and a Brother. Teacher Tell mo, Jacques, who helped you in your composition? Scholar Nobody, air. Teacher I want you to tell mo the truth. Now, was it not your brother? Scholar No, sir, he did it every Wt bvaHt;-jowfiMJhmti, r MOM MArttOW, Mm, Wood loft (of lief li&fnu nl New befsj on Monday jimepll Cook took (lie itosebtttft iooftl f ttemlay liooli tot Tatigenl oil bhslneiw, oilifotin Attd Welllift FilfliliAni spent Decoration (in? At Jefferson, Mf Nelson, of rnleitif was iu (owti Inst week In tlio Interest bt llioNoflli' west rjclioot Fitriilttire Co, 'i'lio school board ordered a sot of Andrews' maps. i N. nud W. A. ltutiierford shlpwd A car load of Alt cattle to Portland last Weok and Fofsythd it Hunts shipped A car load of Hard wood lumber. Tlio Tannery company Is (Hitting Up a building for tho tannery 22x80 feel, Thoy aro building it Just West of Lance's livery barn, Oon'Mlller and atiotlior young man from Albany, visited with J. A, Wins low's a short tlino last Saturdays Mrs. White, Harvey White's mother,' arrived from Indiana last Friday noon.' Mho found llarvoy much hotter than sho expected. The Fair Ophelia. "1 thsugbttby bride-bed to have decked sweet nmld, And not have ifrevred thygtavo." The Danish queen was not an exem plary wife, but was doubtless sincere Id her urlef at Onhellu's death. In evorv land we sco tho purest and sweetest of uvea aauguiers gttinereu to cany graves. A perfectly reliable euro for fe male complaints, Is Dr. Pierce's Favor ite Prescription, a medicine beyond al praise, which has saved many a young lifo . threatened by tho insidious ap proach of disease. For chronic female derangements, weak back, lassitude1, nervousness and poor appetite, it is without ah equal; a generous tonic, a safonervino, purely vegetable, and war ranted to give satisfaction, or the price ($1 00) refunded. This guarantee Is al ways adhered to. Of druggists. AN EASY WINNER. The solid vestlbuled trains of tLt Chicago, Union Paclfio & North-Weat-ern Line distance all competition with ease. It has the shortest line, fastest time, "Union depots and no change or delay at tho Mltsouri river, and Is the popular World's Fair route. 4-24-0t SALEM MARKETS. Wheat- C2o per bushel. Oats 8540o per bushel. Potatoes 600Oo per bushel. Flour (3.00 per bbl. Bran (bucked) $18.00 per ton Shorts (Backed) 20.00 per ton. Beans, white, So per lb. Eggs 10c per dozen. Chickens 8 to lOc.por lb. Chopped feed (Sacked) (20.00. Ducks 12Jc per lb. Geese 7o per lb. Turkeys lOo per lb. Lard 12J15c perlb. , Butter 2630c per pound. Beef 712Jc dressed, Veal 10 to 12Jc, dressed. Pnrk 7(ft12Jn dressed . Wool-16l8o per lb. Hops 14(16o per lb. Before Going to tho Wo; Id's Fair Enquire About The Limited Express truius of the Chi cago, Mllwaukeo' & Bt. Paul Railway between Bt. Paul and Chicago and OmiUia and Chicago. These trniiis are vestlbuled. electric lighted and steam heated, with the fin est Dining and Bleeping Car Bervlco lo the world, The Electrio reading light In each berth Is tho successful novolty of this progressive age, and Is highly appreciat ed by all regular patrons of this line. We wish others to know IU merits, as the Chicago Mllwaukeo &, St. Paul Rail way Is tho only line in the west enjoy ing tho exclusive use of this patent. For further information apply to nearest coupon ticket agent, or address C. J. Eddy, General Agent, J. W. CASKY.Trav.Pass. Agt 225 Btnrk Bt., Portland, Or. tf Mrs. Mary E. Walton or riqna, O., sti the riiy' alelan are Astonished, and look at bar Ilk on Raised from the Dead Long and Terrible Illness frem Blood Poisoning Completely Cured by Hood Sareaparllla. Sin. Mary O'Fallon, a very Intelligent lady of rtqua Ohio, vya. poisoned while aiilst lns physicians at an autopsy C years ago, and toon terrible ulcere broke out on ber bead, arms, tongue and throat Her hair all came out She elghed but 78 lbs., aud law no prospect of help, At last sho began to take Hood's Harsaparilla and at once Ua pioved) could soon get out of bed and walk. Sbetsysi "I became perfectly cured by Hood's Sursaparilla and am now a well woman. I weigh 138 lbs., rat well and do the work for a Urge family. My cao seems a wonderful recov ery, and physician look at me In astonish ment, as alaiOJt lilt ml f ra ska lead." lie sure to get lloou'S. HOOD'S) PlLLS tlioald b la ry famUy tBeOclMclMt, Oaeuoalvfrfffr4. BMw2iiaiiiVvVV' aBsacKBBBBBBBBKj'tBkiL3' 'iglBjae!? " "i".".f .J'-ii.LIlH'.HrJJ!lLL ' -' . -Tlt'S"''-"-ll umiir Lmjfe hi i i i twmmhh I BlsW k 'LlM' B sB I J B at H for lr.fhtft'nrj Oh!.drr. ''6attll)wetl4pie,lt,ehlMrentha4 I f eobtnmetid It M supeflbr U Any preecriptlttt knoirntomV It. A. AScrtta, M. 1)., HI 8. Oxford Bt, Brooklyn, N, t, "Tli M of ftwlotto!: so tifilternai and II tnM w.welj known Uiat it teem a work of ttipererbrfatloii to endow it Few at Ilia Intelligent .f amines who do not keep Onstorla wlthlaeeaeh, UinLOS MlrlTTK, t,t) , Ute raator tnootntngd'aio Kef orbed Ghurch. Tns Ctirtxotx H. W. COTTLE & CO., General Insurance Agency. HeprMentlrig the following welt-known and reliable Companies! BTATE 1N8UKAN0K Of., Hna Insurance Co., Traders' Insurnnoe Oo., bun Insurance Co.. National Insurance Co , Wcntolionter Klre Ina, Co., Lilon Klro Insnrnnoo Co., Imperial Klre Insurance O., IDtidou a Lnnenshlro Klro Ins. Boo., London Assurance Corporation, ,. . Alliance Asuranco Co., Norwich Union Fire Ins.Soo. Oldest aud Leading Klrm lit the City Devoted Exclusively to insurance, CLEAN. If 'you would 1bo clean and have your clothes done up in thd neatest and dressiest mannor, take them to tho SA'LEM 'STEAM LAUNDRY where all work is done by white labor and in -the most prompt manner. COLONEL J. OLMSTED, Liberty Street. PROFESSIONAL ANO llUBINKfcO OAHDS. P. II D'AKOV. OtO. O.lllNOHAM. Tv'AHOY A BINGHAM, Attorney at Law, J Hooms 1, 2 and 8, D'Aroy liullding, HI HTate troet. Special altnntlon given to busl nmw in the supreme and clicult courU of the state. a 11 RP, HOIdE. Attornty at law. tfalem, Ore , con. Ofllie '3i commercial street. ' a-ULMUN FurtO, Attotney at law, Sulern, . Oregon. Ulllce up Main lu I'utton block r F. CONN, Attorney at law, room 7, Mur- j. pby block. H J. B1GGKH. Attorney at law.Halem. Ore- , gon. Office over uusb'B bank, TJ.BIUW.M.W. HUNT. 8 II AW 4 U UNT O . Attorney nt law. Office over Capltul National bank, Halem, prrg'in. CJ T. HIOUAUDdUN, Attorney at law Of O. noe up stairs in front ro.iras ol new Bush block, corner Commercial and Court street, Halem, Oregon. JOHN A. OAHON, Attorney at law, rooms H and 4, liUNh bunk building, Halem, Or. , B. If. BONUAM. W. 11. HOLMKH. BONHAM4 HOL.MU8. Attorney nt luw., OflluelnBusbblooK, between DUteanU court, on Commercial strnet. , wrlteBt Best equipped typewriting of- eo but one in Oreicon. Over liuiU't banlt. Halem, Oiegon, QTELLA HHKUMAN.-Typowrltlnir and O commercial stenography, room 11, Gray block. lrstrclasi work. Iluloa reusonuble. Q C BHOWNb:, M. O., I'liyncluu aad HuW k5. geon. Oftlco, Murpuy bio k; rcsluence, 4SS, commercial street Sit, A. B. QILLIB.epeclalUtln diseases of the eye, ear. nose aud tbrout, ltooin IU ih bank building, wulcia. Tlt.T.U. SMITH, JJeutUt. VI State itieet, J Balom, Oregon. Finished dental opera tion of every description. I'alnlese toperiv tlons a specialty. WO. PUGll, Arcblteot, plans, spcclflctt , tlons and superintendence for nil clauses ol buildings. Ofllco 2K Commercial street, up stalni. c .V. IlOllEUT. Architect, room 424. Mar- , quam building, I'orilaud, Oregon. P. J. LARSEN & CO., Manufacturer of Wagons, Car riages, etc. Repairing a Qpooiolty. Hiuip 45 State street. -nuorKimoN loduu no. a a.o. u. w y. Meets In their ball in State Insurance building, every Wednesday evening. -A. W. DENNIS, M. W. J, A. BELWOOD, Recorder. Are You . Ever Tired? Do you ever think your skin needs m rt T It certainly doe, It needtla tonic lolune tt up Just like h rundown system. LOLA M0NTEZ OREME The Mkln Food and TUsur-llullaer. Is a food for the skin. It ifiuce tho iklu flriii und prcoorve IU o lullclty, tluu pre venting wrinkle. Yon cunnot freckle or tan with the creme on lour luce. No toll ot lab e is complete without It. One pot (76 cfnlsj last th ce i.iouth., used dallv, IllstheOM.YriKIN FOOD on th mark- lwlUnKa4iWVVOHTllLKrtH IM1 I -' ' aTTATlUNH and accent s fw rvsww. no mbstltuu. MRS, NETTIE HARRISON, AMBKIOA'd BSATJTY' DOCTOR, 20 Geary St., Haa Fracctsoo, Cal For sale by VUKD LECIO, Druggist, I'attuu Hlock. Saleui. Oreaou. For aav sneclal or oomnllcaied blemish of the face and form, write to M1W. Nr.TTIK UAftKlHON, Ueary HU, Han Francisco. Muperlluou hair permanently removed, Deutscher Advocat. POSTOmCE BLOCK, SALEM, OR, Admitted to practice In all the court. Bpeelal attention given to German speak leg people and buslne at the county and tlaieoWee. K HOFKK, Notary I'ublla. farm fr 8Ie r Trtitte. On easy terms, four (nl'ea eest of hubllmlty, aoauming ii7 acre; win B"i!0;K'l., inomearrialew. l. (i. IJOVK, . dw bHiVHKf,Or. VK3 y$ ..jjijyj Castor! COT! Ootlf!, fjotmlpetlftri, eeilrBtotrmcb, UlflrrhoHt. Eructation, M Kills Wortus, glTM sleep, and promotes o eertlorl, ' TC'Jiout Injurious medrervtioa. Tor Aortal jrean f ha-to reoommenfM jour Cantorla. and shall af war coatlmw M do It has Invariably produeed be&efleiai results." Ebwik f. PifttrM, it. b., " Ths Wlnthrop," lSoth Btreet ami tth AtS., KewYorkCIt. CoMrANT, Tl Muniur BtnuiT, Naw Yorut, Money td Loan. Loans will bo made on improved city or farm property by the LOMBARD INVESTMENT CO. For terms, eto., apply to JOHN A. CARSON, Attorney at law, over Busb'a Bank, Balem.Or. MONEY TO LOAN uu iwpruveu iveni mihw, jn amount sua i time to suit. Nodelav In mmlrlnrlnir Ioabk. 1 FFAR : FiDRn: 1 Boom 12. Bush Bank block. 6 M-ftM , j JiQrtimm Authoriied Capital KOO.ttW ?fkS n n.T , a, a -raVi i 'nN.mtl OMHIML INAHUINAL DAty Salem, Oregon. W. A. OUHICK, l're. W. W. MARTIN, Vlc Frea. J. H. ALBERT, Cashier." " Hlato, County and City Warrants bongut at Par. dw CflflS. WOLZ fl- Proprietor of the GERMAN, x MARKET South Commerclul St., Balem. All kinds Fresh, Malt and Smoked Meate and HuusHces. -FKKB UEL1VERY "SMITH BROS,, CONTRACTOH8 & PLASTERERS. Leave orders at Cottle-rarkkurstblock.rooBa 15, Halem, Oregon. POWER HOUSE Meat Market. Fresh and Salt' meats of the beat quality. Poultry and stock. Freo delivery. FRED WAYMIRE, BIDS INVITED, The board of trustee of the Oregon Htata In sane Aylum Invito proposal for body Sr aad pole nak wood. Wood must ba dry, .of best ' quality, four feet long an delivered at th any 1 nm. ma are aiso mviira tor rcmoaeung me , hratlng y'em in one wing, Speoldcattosa may be st-rn at the asylum. Tlio rlttht to relrct anv or all bid 1 reaerved. Bids will be opened at So'nlook p. m., June 6, 1KD3. HVLVFJJTER PRNNOVEK, UMl. YV. MUMIIIUE.. l'HIL. MKTVCHAN, Board of Trustaaa. Wm. Munly, Clerk ol Board. 6-a6-tef !VNDEM'8 1 . .- sfll! kV eld l. ,!v &C11S HPI I &Ah t .- r na dtm UITE3T PATENTS WITH UUTM mi IMPR0VEUENT8. MMWETM vttmtm. Vlilciini Wlthaal Ui4U itriiftUanf Wtls.Mff Iium.imwmi sIsi.Thts isaUi'l. bUt BUlia Hb Mfr r (fsii l.tHw. m4 mm i jiittMtrsMJ i tUict liriHa ftr izi?izrMsM lrMt w tut 4r nHs .Miuirwiifi HHMttlfHrfr tuvsnostw wo, i FifH tt., 9nrumi a ?PgjEM?$ OS) til lfH WW.. wMav, VMa ?TrTifTlliTiiir-"-;Ta " hit ii Vb. mvf r imisn Sum. MM I Vt te4-ltgIJ!if JM. "tiijie "iiMrrwif -Tit r MM. VniHIBB.I W Jf m ,j,Brl ''. i TiatM - V -M. I m 1 1 1-1 f tbo above. dir J-U-U QCtM . w wpu"i r4MU.; J-.C-