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Newspaper Page TextMf,S7 KtfclfiA HATCH. HEART DISEASE 2(HARS. Xr. Jf lfr JHfdtmt C XlhMrt, XHd. Dijtn MM! For 90 7fI wu troubled with heart disease. Would frequsntlr hT falllnf Mill and smothering at Alxbu Had to lit op or get out of Ixrd to breath. ilf pelo In tar 11 side and back mccter IbeUraei at last t became drorHral, 1 wm Terr nervous and nearly worn out. lb tout ftxdtemeat would cant me to THOUSANDS with flattering. For the lut fifteen rears I could col deep on tar leftside or back nntll began taking your Aw II tart Cur. I bad not taken It Terr long until t felt ranch better, and I can now sleep on eltbar side or back wttbont the least dlsconv fort I bare no pain, smothering, dropsy, do wind on stomach or otber disagreeable symptoms, lam able to do all my own housework without any trouble and consider myself cured Elkhart, Ind., I BBS. Ma. Bunai IUtcx. It U now four jean alnco I bare taken an? medicine. Art In better health tban 1 bare been In 40 Tear. I honestly be- ifck sr a-. rt Here that Vr. MtU JTtte fll I R K D lltart Cut saved mT Ufa V . and made me a well woman. I am now 43 years of ago, and am able to do a good day's work. May 2Mb, l?M. Mil. Elmiba Hatch. OLD ON A POSITIVE QUARANTBK. TRY OR; MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS. Bold ly D. J Fry, druutfist, Halem World's Fair, Chicago. ,,.., Calumet Avenue ana 23th Street. UflTCl Fireproof 2l rooms! near Fair nVI bk Ground! baths on orory floor. . . American and Kuropean plana, nlll81ElllCTltot3aday. First-class family uJInUnUr 1 Hotel. Write for circular. PROFESSIONAL AND BUSINESS OAKDS. p. ii. d'aiiov at o, a. iiiNan AM. B'ARCY fc BINGHAM. Attorneys at LaW, Rooms 1,2 and 3, D'Aroy Hulldine. Hi to street. RDOclal altrntlou elvon to busi ness In the Bupreme and circuit courts of the Binie. i ii R P.UOI8E. Attorniyat law, Halem, Ore- eon, uiuce xi commercial street. nUIiMON FoltD, Attorney at law, Salem, "JL wregon. uiuce up Biairs in nmon diock H J. BiGQKR, Attoi ney si. law,8alem, Ore gon, umee over uusn's Dane T J. 8 HAW. M.W.HUNT. 8HAW&HUNT J . Attorneys xt law. Offlco over Capital National bank, Halem, Oregon. . CJ T. UI0HAKD3ON, Attorney at law Of lO. flee up stairs In front rooms ol new Bush block, cdrner Commercial and Court streets, Halem, Oregon. JOHN A. OAR -SON, Attorney at law, rooms 8 and 4, Bush bank building, Halem, Or. 15. r.BOSHAM. W.H. HOLMES nONUAM fe HOLMES. Attorneys at law XJ Office In Bush block, between State ana (.ouri, on uommerciai street. ME. POeUE, Htenograpber and Tjpe . vrrltest Best equipped typewriting of- .In.. hnl .nu in n.aimn fltTA Kn.h'a itintr Halem, Oregon. QTELLA HHEHMAN. Typewriting and ij commercial stenography, room 11, Gray mock. lrst-cltu-s work. Rates reasonable. BC. BROWNE, M. D., Physician and Hur . geon. Office. Murpby blojk; residence, od, commercial street. . TnvR.T O. SMITH. Uentlst. 92 State street J Salem, Oregon, Finished dental opera, nuns of every description. Painless lopera- tlons a specialty. T D.PU(iU, Architect, plans, epeclflca- TT lions ana Bupennienaence mr an classes ol buildings. Office 290 Commercial street, up stairs. c. A. ROBERT, Architect, room 421, Mar quaui building, IVnland, Oregon. P. J. LARSEN & CO., .Manufacturer of Wagous, Car riages, etc. Repairing a. Spoololty. HUop 45 Btate street. Si KOl'EOl'ION LODGE NO. 2 A.O. U. W. MeeUln their hall in Htate Insurance jDUiiaing, every vyeanesaay eveuiuK. A. w,U,nnio, oi, v. J. A. SEL WOOD, Recorder. Deutscher Advocat POSTOFFICEBLO.K, SALEM, OR. Admitted to practice In all the courts. Hpecla! attention given to German speak ing people and business at the county and Mute otUcea. K. HOKKH, Notury 1'ublio. Authorized Capital $500,000. CAPITAL NATIONAL DANK Salem, Oregon. W. A. CUHICK, Pres. W. VV. MARTIN, Vice Pres. J.H. ALBERT, Cashier. Btate, County and 011 Warrants-bought at Par. Uw .M.0NEYT0 LOAN On Improved Iteal Estate. In amounts and time to ult No delay In oonxlderlog loans, -4TEAR & FORD, ' Boom 12. Itusb Bank block. 5 12dw til -P. M, CARS. " lip. 111. Curs leave Motel and .lQtoflice dully lor Asylum, reniteutiury aud Cemetery on Capital City Railway. Car leaves 5 a. in., connect ing with Overland train, an cars leave Hotel every 20 , minutes from 6:20 a. m. to II r. m. for all points en the lines excepting CcmeteryOar,TakcH offt4 meet fasseHVcr Trallis. Farat for Sale or Trade. On easy terms, four mile east of Sublimity, TOiuuiQiug us acre wiuiiraue loivprupeu In or near Kalam. 1LO. DOVK. H-dw BubUmtty.Ori wmufm "- DUAcrTrWTffs-Mrrrffr i Man irh fwr nttfti At r"ti - ttrnU9ftit,tft,lt4. t thuttlf tit tlmtmlnfl Jit I( frwrfewl ofifltftflUrr W oVcr bttnti ktii Uiwh h not it ulnito work of Irnnglrmtlm tmr tmyu(( hiimnri olmrnclar In wlikli Oio dtmllty (a mi mrwnpllllwl t tionlat nful noot llvo iimiii II. nud I notlr1 rpcorttly Hint ono of tli nm flriftljrtfttnl ntifl renlkitlrj wrilr f (lotion In Franco, nnd ono of tho mmi l)Opnlfir, Sf. OxtyriU rccounittn not only tho nrt Init tho Bdoiicoof tho inotliwl In 1eirlWnii; ono of liifl Itnnglnnry chnmctoni, or mOro vrttUtUly a rcnl chnrnctor trnnflfoniiotl from tlio or dlrmry dnily llfo into Jiln papa tiiidor rt fnlso nninn, ho explains ilurtilty on tno Ktmo prinriidrj Hint Wignn did long boforo hlni. Uo it doitling with a man who lifts two brains brrtlnu which rtro not of tho sumo mold, and therefore not of tho snmo fiction nnd lio writes hin chnrnctor from this fitnndj)oint with nil tho vigor of n master in litornttironnd tho precision or a man or scionco. Wignn wns of opinion thnt nosinglo tiorson una tho two brains oxnetly bnl ancod. Ho considered tho mostpowor ful mind was thnt in which tho two brains, both being henlthy(wcro nenr est to oach other in enpneity. But ho belioTod that Uint was also n good condition in which ono brain, took tho leading part, and in which tho other brain, in accord with tho stronger, lonttho stronger its nssistanco. A mind sustained in this manner was strong forenduranco and ono that wns ablo to undertake, with certainty of successful work, tho most difficult and hazardous labors. Tho minds of men liko Cromwell, Washington, Wellington, Franklin, would be- of this lost named cast, while tho minds of tho giants of intellect, of Napoleon, Newton, Columbus, would bo con structed on two trains of equal pow er, both in unison in their capacity and will for action. In common life tho two brains act together with sufficient unity to maintain the mind in a fairly bal anced state, but thoro are conditions in which the divergenco is so consid erable tbat balanco is broken, and then there is what we call insanity. Wigan sums up tho argument in a very clear manner. He says: "I think it may bo assumed without risk of contradiction that tho fact of each brain being perfect and a com plete instrument of thought is abun dantly proved. That each, while in health, corresponds in action ;with its fellow is obviou$ from tho fact that this unison and correspondence givo only ono result, as in the caso of two eyes producing single vision; mar, wnen irom any cause one brain is disordered a discrepancy in the "two processes of thinking takes place; that tho healthy brain (aid ed by the Rction of such of the drgans of its follow as are not affected by thO disorder -which disturbs the oth ers) can in nearly 999 cases in 1,000, according to tho usual proportion in this 'country, control all manifesta tions of morbid emotion or judg ment, but that the thousandth caso is tho madman." Tho balance fa sufficiently pro served on tho grand scale-to prevent the intrusion into tho world of an excess of insanity. At the same time there is a wido rango of diversion, short of obvious destruction of bal ance. Heredity hero plays a leading part. Dr. Richardson in Asclepiad. Holes In the DrluMng Cups. Every tin cup in tho police stations of this city now has a hole punched in its "bottom. Tho police commis sioners wondered at tho disappear ance of so many cups somo; timo ago and caused an investigation to be made. This showed that the police men were in tho habit or carrying cups of water to their sleeping" rooms to quench their thirst during tho night. In this way tho cups were mislaid and novor returned to their proper places. Many remedies wore suggested, but without avail. Tito cups were tied by chains and strings, but they continued to disappear. At last an ingenious member of the de partment suggested punching a holp in tho bottom of every cup. Then it would be impossible for them to hold water any length of time. Tho in ventor did not secure a patent, and in all the station houses his plan has been adopted. Now York Times. How Westerners Retard the East. Ono very noticeable peculiarity of tho people of Colorado is their habit of speaking of tho east as "homo." "At homo in tho east wo call that Virginia creeper," Baid oho. "I go homo to hovr Vork very few months, " said another. "Wo long to go back east to Our homes, but when wo get thoro tho climate does not agree with us, and wo hurry back to Colorado." Thus was revealed the peculiar tenure tho place-has upon thousands of its citizens. Juhan Ralph in Harper's. The Heavens Seen From tlis Sea. Every one who has been much at sea knows something of tho peculiar splendor of the heavens when beheld from tho dock of a ship. Celestial phenomena seem to possess an 'un usual impressivenesa when viewed under such circumstances. Tho clear ness of the ah in. fair weather and" the flatness and distance of the hori zon tend to heighten this effect A similar impression is noticed upon th broad, 'guy plains of Toxaa, Kvmxm mi iimniidw t r niiri iM ni9in i - 6CONCl ICHlf SHOOTlfiO. Art MM fffcmft'. fUt Htni Ml ri In OViftflel l'rlnnr. Ono filflM Art ohI fnllow oVtmo Ui tho utookadfl whorfl tlioonTloti wer fwnrirtl nnd Mid tlmt hi hnd hoard thnt moro cnmrth w6ro riooriwl. "Wo do norl moro gunrdu," Iho mrinipndonl rrpllodi "biitda yon think thnt yoti cnfi norvo our pur Pom," "Yon, I think 1 cnn." . Iiut yoti'ro pretty old." 1 know thnt, but 1'vo got my we ond night, nnd ( mm uliootn gun nn well nn 1 ovrr could, nnd (lint n ono of tho mnln rwiulrtrmontH, 'i rookon," "Yew, tho onion nro utrlat pjioot any convict thnt nttmnpts to got nwny. tint It Mrikost tno thnt yoti nron Ilttlo too old, Tha old follow stood nndor n lump swinging from n crossbeam in tho gunrdrooM. Ills gray whiskers nnd bin white hair, catching tlio moving light nnd tho following ehndow, gnv him a weirdly voncrnblo look. "Now, you mny think I'm too old, but I'm not," ho urged "I'll kill nny man that tries to got nwny And not only this, If thoy should try to over power mo, thoy'll find mo tho han diest man with n gun Ihoy over saw. Captain, I wish you'd givo mo .this place, for I need it Somehow I haven't tho heart to do much of any thing, nnd for a good whilo I havo just been drifting from ono placo to another. Family's all gono wife's dead, and my children nro scattered everywhere. Givo mo tho placo, cap tain, and I'll do my duty." "What is your name?" "Well, I havo been called 'Old Am brose' so long that I hardly knpw what my' other name is. Beckon you'd better call mo Old Ambrose." '"I don't know whether to tako you or not, Mr. Ambrose." "Old Ambrose, if you please." "All right then, Old Ambrose As I was saying, I don't know whether to tako you or not. A number of convicts have got away lately, and the lessee is held responsible, and ho of course looks to me." "Didn't I tell you I'd got my second Bight?" .. i , "Yes, that's all very well, but still I am afraid. But we do need another man. Are you willing to .get up mornings at 5 o'clock?" "My dear sir, 1 can't sleep after 4 o'clock." . t -., i "You can stand a diet of corn bread and beef?" , , "My dear sir, wheat bread gives me dyspepsia, and beef is my,, only meat" .., , "All right, Mr. Ambrose" "Old Ambrose, sir." "All right, Old Ambrose, I'll try you for awhile anyway. Tomorrow morning you will go with a gang to the second embankment, about two miles from here, and you'll havo to get up earlier than 5 o'clock." "All right, sir.'' "And I think you'd better turn in now, so as to get enough leept" "I will, sir." "By tho way, your gun's in tho corner.' . ' "Thank you, sir.v Early the next morning tho old man moved out with the Bquad, and just before tho embankment was reached ho thus addressed a brother guard: "1 hated tof do this )kind of work, but tho truth is I'm hardly fit for anytlung. I'vo traveled QP miles Bince I had a regular job, and I made a dead set at this one, and I'm going to keep it if I can, I reckon all a man has before him is m duty, and I never had my duty to scaro mo yet I hopo I won't havo to shoot at ono of these convicts, for, as I said last nighfy.Itye got my second sight, and a man that over could shoot can shoot better, than ever when his second night comes." Old Ambrose stood at ono end of tho embankment. It was just about daylight Suddenly a convict fell, rolled uowm tho embankment, and then Bprintring to hifl feet mada a break for a wood nottx groat distance away. Haiti" Old Ambrose cried. Tho convict paid no attention. Throe times did Old Ambrose cry halt and then fired. The convict fell. 'You got him," said the construc tion boss, coming forward "Yes, and I know ho s done for. I was going to shoot him in tho leg, but just as I pulled tho trigger he stepped in a low place. I'm going over to beo tho poor fellow." Tho construction boss wont with him. It was now broad daylight The convict lay on his face. The construction boss turned him over. Merciful Qodl" Old Ambrose cried, sinking upon his knees. It was his son. Chicago Journal. A Real Child's Saying. Ten-year-old Ethel's oxpansivo idea of wealth consists in possessing "no nillions of dollars," and her imaginary calculations never fall below this con siderable amount "Auntie," she said ono day, "do you know what 1 would do first thing if I had nouillions of dollars?" Auntio confessed her inability to guess. "Well," said Ethel, "I would hire somebody to listen to grandpa's old stories." Kato Field's Washington i A Bard Woman to Mease. There is no pleasing Mra. Adi poso,"said Parker. "She got on a crowded car the other day, and, wljon three men got rap to offer her a teat he got mad. Took it aa a reflection m bar titt. VSterMrt. .-,.- OAViTAtj JtnimtAhtwmymmvAiltjmtt mt mnt yn'g,'l""r"l' 'yH" )'H'MlluaMHWWi)ii'e'j .Mr ZlixaHU Mcaeor llfttllmote, Md, Rescued from Death All Sold Oho Could Month Not Llvo o h'nw Alive ami WellThank to Itood'a Barmpartlla, " 1 prnlm Tloort'n HAMapsirMU. for It Ii won derful tncdlclud. I itirrercd 10 jrrutr with ' Neuralgia and Dyopopnla ami fnlntlaa uprlU. Hcmetlmet I would bo nlmoit stilt with cold iKsniplrntlon I ipent inuclt monr y or medical Attendance, but I did not get ftnv benefit untllumy (buiptitcr told ruo, nlKiulIIood'i Hannnarllla, nnd I beftnn In uke It. I weighed lest Uian 100 Ibai aud wa x , , A Plcturo of Misery Krery "no '"ho aw mo thought I could not llvo n month. Hut I Improved nt ones alter beginning with Hood's Snrs.iparlllri, and have gradually pained until I am now per fectly cured, i cat well, sleqp well, and am In prrfect health. I owe all to Hood's Sarsaparllla inMpnuoi uumu ucaiici nm suyo rikj Irtish 1 13 ibn. Mhb. EuizAnETii Mi;sar;n:lu Ka t B.trriCy Street, Baltimore, Md. I oil "i ' HOOD'S PILL8 euro Nauica, Sick Head actio, Indlgnttron, Biliousness. Price 23 cents. "- v- im a Food. Ladles who naffer from Cutting; Winds and Scorching Bun will find Mrs. Harrison's Lola Montez Qrefne The Skin Food, Tha best remedy for seepi i g me iuco cooi nnd free fn-m Irrita tion, bh it sooths and comforts thesklnand p evtnts frecKlea or nuiibu r. t Is not a beaullfler but a sKln restorative and nrt -uwvaut nwv.i Tusutrbrtiv servatlve. Ii nlllt'e Montez 0 erne is rubbed Id tbesKlo and thorougbly wiped off again, Jatheforo applying-powder, tin completion will be soften, aud the. .powder will reiualii longer, dcsldes preventing the powder from clntreinir tho rinrrs of the aKlri Prli o 7fi cnt( j foVsale' by VRKD I.KOOv Druggist,' Pntton uiook, Duiem, ure. For any special or complicated blemish of face or form, write ' ' MRS'. NETTIE HARRISON, AMEBicVd Beauty Doctor, i'O Geary St., Baa Francisco, Cal Superfluous Hair Permanently Removed. i01- The LINE That iLyp ftilr?.f LEADS'! ,IvA "- --., 1 obut. X ALL OTHERS FOLLOW' THROUGH OAiLV TRAINS 1X31 ll ' Tiiimna uficiir, t moiua aift Bq l7l W ' LEAVING PORTLAND 5 DAYS to CHICAGO J2 HOUrS Ihe Quickest Chicago and jlniirici Quicker to Omaha and Kan Pullman and Tourist 'Sleepers, Free Reclin ing Chair Cart, Dining Cars, Kurratvs nnd geuoral Information call on or address, W U HUltl.BUKT, st, O.P.A, V,l WashniKton St., t'OKlIMXI), OKK'inv, From Ternina! or lolerior Points the r Is the line to tuko To all Points East and South. It lstbedlnlng car route. Itruns through vestibule trains, every day In the year to .ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO (No change or cars.) Composed of dlulngiars unsurpassed, rullnutn drawing room sleeper! i i Of latest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. Jleat that can be constructed and in which acoomiuodutlan are both tree and tar nished for holdera of first and second-clans tickets, and ELJ5GANT DAY COACHES. Acontlnuots lino con acting with all Hues, nflordlrg direct a c uninterrupted service. Pullman alt IT" ' Ions can be se cured In admc- t-ru any asent of the road, . . Through tickets to and from aU points In Amenoi.Kueland and K.urope can be purchased ninny ticket noice of this c,m- 5!Vuli information concerning rates, tlras r of tnilns.roultx hi. dother details furnlsbtd .onarPUcatUmnytor AUlsUul aeneral.JTUMeajer Agent, no, 121 Pint street, cor. Wlilnun: IT-rU '$Kv Till I L I' . &. JDOWWINO, AgtBH Skin i tw r.. Tm Fa Wfl BBmzMmX&M i i i t i IW )llBiBniiiwsuiyftyywmiu ,h HHKM, HOVHIl l'AINTMO, J'Al'KN HAM0IN0, Nilufsl Wood flnlaMns, (MMnth and hmltb ttrni Goo, tfondrioh, CASH MARKE1 tl hnvnd rieJidsitTtrr 130 bills 8tf(. FRED A.aiXON, HTONiJ AND IlltIC CONritAOTOU.' v Kfltlmtt mails on all kd worn. HettdncCnMStbmiri llelvlt , Mt,Hlcm, ' toASs&rVA tktaMiyniyirsVta Tif GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND JIavo you! abused tho lawq )i nature an4 injured, your ncrvou syatom ? Aro you despondent and melancholy trlth confused ideas and gloomy thoughts ? " ES PA N O " will positively euro you. It contain! no mineral polBonrf and is romarkablo for awakpnlng organlo action throughout the system and an improvement in overy tissue. It produces bettermusclbs, bdrics, nerves, hair, na,ila, skin, blood and gives vigorous life to tho, unfortunate who has exhausted his powers. Prepared, in tablot form and packed in bozos convenient to carry in tho pockolj. Each box contains 00 doses Or enough to lost ono month and is worth many times its weight In gold. Tho price $1.00 per box or C boxes for $5.00 if orderod at ono timo and a guarantee will be given that any easb men tioned above that it docs not cure, tho money will bo refunded. An to our financial standing wo 'rofor to Any 'bank in this city. Sent charges prepaid to, any address in United States or Canada. Put np in plain wrapper with,' no mark to distinguish what if is. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Address, (SPANISH dCEIIOI2S OO. 1 'Stockton Street . i SANFjRANCISCO, CAL., U. S. A. An able Brain and Nerve Specialist can at anytime bo confidentially consulted entirely, frco of charge, personally or by mall, at tho above address. , ' "CHfls;woLZ; Proprietor of the G5RJHIAN :-: MARKET Squth Commercial St., Salem. A'll kinds Fresh, Bait and Smoked iieaU and Sausages. FKEE DKLIVKItY. POWER HOUSE Heat Market. Fresh and Bait meats of the best quality, Poultry and stock. Free delivery. FRED WAYMIRE. SYPHILIS! A New Remedy A tru Specific a rwiltlvt ml ptrmamnt tlimlnttloa U til poison from lh blood, and a raitonllon of hulthjr Ti(Qf o lh tiuues is crflsrtd to sufferers for th,c fint flm la a remedy wliiJi has been undcrgoin( lh mott severs private szpcrlineals for die nasi threa years. It lias rut yet failed, and it will not fail, as it is a True Siieelflo for Syphilitic poison and all blood diseases. I)o you be ll.ve It f Send for full particulars and proof frea. Stop filling your system with mercury and other poisons. This remedy will cure you in 30 to 00 days without fail. AVe guarantee a euro or refund the money. jtddrees MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO., 170 gift Street , l'OinANI, OtU J. H. HAAS, THE WATCHMAKER, 2ISK Commertlil St., Etlim, Ortgon, (Next door to Klein's.) Specialty ol Spectacles, and repairing Clocks, Watohea and Jewnlrv iiWDEN'S IS BELT ditto minis WITH CIECTRB REST KJPHOVEMEHTS, MAGNETIG SUSPENSORY. VIUecre,iriUtet V.1U Kttl.m r.itlU.f frees ef.iuitisceef srels.aerre f.rMi..M..rlelr.lt.a, u Kisal eikaullee, rals. M..... ." eMm. tu.s Imum. 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THE MOST INTENSELY INTERESTING EXQIBIT10NS ON THE 'GLOBE sangerITlent's GRAND INTERNATIONAL ALLIED SHOWS WI1L EXHIBIT AT Salem, Wednesday, July 5th ' i ' ' Uti paralleled in Ongluul Couceptlou of Pre-eminent Exclusive Features. Great Double Monster Komitu Oceanic, ConirreM), Circus, Menagerie Hippo drome Aquarium of World'8 Wonders. All Katlono' Greatest Arenlo Hepre sentatlvfcB Selected to Excel I The irreateat wild Beast ratherlng that ever Invited publto attention I ONLY GREAT SHOW OF MARINE WONDER'S Ever Perfected fofTnwel, Be on baud to seo the grand free spoctntjular ineant. Oue tlcltet, fur tb? uisual price, admits to tlio rent combliit'd hIiows I Ofio liour K'lven In wblob to inspect the menagerie und the many woudtTH previous to t-ommoncement of ttte circus and hlnpodroino performenccH, Two grand exhibitions and perform ances dally I lioort open at 1 acd 7 p. ru. Baiiinas m Land. II. W. Bmlth, poslmaster ol Lewlsvllle, and W. Y, Murphy, of Saltrn, Cave for .sale obou 2II00arrrir(oodfarmlnK and stock laud In the LucklamuU rountry In Polk fny.' prloea range from a o K0 per acre. All gjiod property, and on tho market7 for t UmeT dfeat haritalns. Utll on or..aaress t )7, mm k tot ,t Ot Hltn i i It. T.'tiVnVHKKUfi, Ciffara nd Tobacco. iWififAiui PAi'Xon, 49 Oom'l Strt T, W, THORNBURG, Tho Upholsterer, ItemodsU, rrof and trpalM upholstered ftiraltntu, Flnil oiims wum. LhiuRtfi sir not, iu irmtunr til . . 15 i NERVE THE WILLAMETTE, HALEM, OJRIBQOK, Ua(g, $2v50 1 $$.00 yer Say The boat hotel between I'ortlaM mA IH inclw. rirst-olaM in all Its) sinnlalaasaTi. IWtublos are sertod V7lb the Urbm In tb W1Ua YsJJer. I, WAGNER, Prop. n ? j yc-swiusar p?STT?C i - -t- v,si'iMtsM L'MAjJJt&. aisuauittH iii