WigHW'il4IIIM'aJtL,iWiM!JWtW
WBmkMB&
Jtfr Qo, W. Cook
OtfiU Jsbp.itmrr, Vfc
Like a Waterfall
flr,t fluff erlnj
After the Grip
Tremendous Jtoar.ttfr i (Tio Jcal
1'aUx in the Stomach,
"To C. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.!
Two years ago I li.vl a soTcro attack of
tlio (Irlp, which left mo In a terribly weak
condition. Last winter I hail another nttaclc
nn-l was aRaln very badly off, my health
nearly wrecked. Jly anpctlto was all cone,
I Indno, strength, Iclt tired all the time,
lint roaring noises In my head, Ilko a water,
tall. I also had sevcro headaches anil
Sovore Sinking Pains
In my stomach. I took medicines without
benefit, until, having heard so much about
jiuuu a D.iraHiJariiia, i concluded w inr It.
ana mo result is very cratliylng.
Air the
am frco from pains and aches, and believe'
uisnirrcnnift onp.cm nr tim nun am c
are cone. I
Hold's Sarsaparilla
U surely curing my catarrh. I recommend
It to all." Geo. W. CopK.ftt. Johnibury, VL
Hood's Pills dont,pijrg-,jiinorgripe,
bat act promptly, cully and efflcUnUy. iic
tjol 1 by D. J. Fry, tlrusglBt, SleuiJ
World's Fair, Ghjcaco.
.,,. Calumet Arenuo and 29th Street.
cSilTFI a a fireproof; 241 room; near Folr
31V 1 lak Oroundai batbs on every floor.
.., American and European plans.
RlllfiI8l'S-T'lto3nlaJr' FWtrcIa family
DnnbliUr I.hotel. Wrllo for circular;
FASHION'S FANCIES.
Block and white taffeta silk makes a
pretty addition to u black dress, .with
white Bilk gimp laid over black velvet
ribbon as a finish.
Iridescont and "jewel" bead jackets
are used on shot silk, gowns, and bands
of the samo are laid over velvet, on bod
ices made in Breton or short empire
stylo.
Very much admired by many are the
tleep yellowish brown straws called
"sunburned braids." The plait ia rather
coarse. This kind of straw looks well
trimmed with ecru lace, rather coarse
meshed, and small pink or damask roses.
Of all fashion's latest freaks none can
exceed in absurdity the black glazed
leathor sailor hat, decorated on either side
with two long quill feathers, shading, as
a rule, from yellow to brown, the said
feathers being laid back like the ears .of
a vicious horse.
A very economical and effective way
of making up or making over a black
surah or .satin is the addition of large
sleeve puffs, vest and girdle of some of
the fancy bengaline taffetas or surahs,
which are sold in quantities from 65
cents to $1.75 a yard.
Tuscan directoiro hats aro pipod with
black or golden brown velvet and
trimmed with wreaths of pink brier
roses, nodding scaslet poppies and cream
lace, or flat chapletsof unripo hazel nuts
and loaves which aro of the palest tint
of greon. Now York Evening Post.
The Lake Shore now owns 3,020.41
miles of track, of which 2,517.25 aro laid
with steel, Tho company owns 584 lo
comotives and 21,460 cars.
A Detroit city ordinance requires streot
railways to sell eight passage tickets for
25 cents on the cars during certain hours
for tho benefit of workingmen.
.At-tho-Depew shops-, of .the New York
Central fonrwater.tanTaihaTe been built
that taad CO feet from, tho ground and
fa&vo a combined capacity pf 200,000 gal
lons. m mttrs
own
symvp
fOH COUGHS
CtlDS
AMD CROUP.
GRANDMOTHER'S ADVICE
In ralalas fatnllr of nln thlldraa, at onlr
remedy Car Oonch. Cold and Croup waa onion
arrup. Itlsjimaa tsaotu tod.yaltWMfortr
Saara mo. Now nr srandoslldran take Br.
unn'a Onion Syrup, whieh la alraadr prepared
and mora pUaaant to tha tut. Sold aTarywbar.
Larta botUaa 60 oanta. Taka no aubatltut for It.
Bold by Baikett A VanBlype.
Letter Prom Gyrus W. Field, Jr.
8 East 50th Stbeet,
New Yobk, May 8tb, 1BD3
3.
Several Ume thla Wiiitar, I have
Buffered from severe colds on my lungs.
Each time I have applied Allcock'n
Porous Plasters, And lu every Instance
I have been quickly relieved by apply.
Inn ama AMaa mn ntioaf nnrl Alio nr ma
US.IUI.OV,.. .U.T ,-. -MM WM w .J
back. My friends, turougn my aavioe,
have tried tbe experiment and also
rlH tha iur munt. nnrt nlnn
fouad It moat sucoecsfu). I feel that I
can recommend them most highly to
any one who may see fit to try them. -CYBoa
W. Field Jr.
lflaVlVlKc
SYPHILIS!
A New Remedy
A troa SpacUV poauivt anil pensanrnt elimination
f all poiaoo nun th. Uood, anil a munlui of haaldiy
fif or to th tiuuaa u ffard to auflaran (at th Cnt Urn.
la a ranady which ha bn widargeinx th mottaavOT
prirat aiMiimanu (or tha pau thra yaari. It hu not
CbU, and it wul not, faS. u u i a3Be 8pinfl
Sypiuliilc potioa and all blood dbcaata. Do you bo
hmltt Sand for full panioiUn aaJ proof fra. Stop
a&i w rum wuh mercury and jMha poiaaoa.
Thi rctnadjr will cur you u jo 10 00 day vuhwl fajL
Wa gnarantf) m cur pr refund th noaay.
Wlri
MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO.,
f 7 Tint Mrft POKTCAXP, OX.
nOVAL AflCANUM.
trtrlt an.) filiated nt Y, th llnntnn, n
rrama r rotary- -Klf ,
Iro, William Ollrrr l(ol)on. tho (mpntn(j
rtry, w4iiorri nrnrtliovllUBeo? Itor-
I Oak in Talbot county, AM,, on Nor. 7,
184.1. and I now 4 TMra. fi ace. m
ulucrttetl nt the nendftrtr of Fiwton. tho
county town of Talbot, Ami Icnmrtl tho
printing mislncM
tti the office of the
Knftton Star, He
taught Acbool In
fit. Afary'A county,
Aid., And waa for
two yearn deputy
clerk of tho county
court In 8U Mary'
county, Aftcrtho
closo of tho war ho
went to NewKnu
land and thorn
went to work as n
nrlntcr,worklngin
New London, Nor-
itffMi nnd Tfart
w.o. nonsos. fonli nn(l gubso.
quently liecnmp n reporter on tho Norwich
Advertiser, Norwich Bulletin, New London
Palladium nnd Boston Post. In 1873 he be
camo connected with tho rcportorial staff
of tho Boston Transcript and soon nf tcr be
came tho official reporterof the proceedings
of the city council of Boston, which posi
tion ho held for 1C years, then retiring vol
untarily nu 1 virtually appointing his own
successor. Ho wasonoot tho charter mem
bers of tho Boyal Arcanum and has received
the unanimous election of supreme secre
tary at every session of tho supremo coun
cil, no one else ever having been nominated
for tho position.
The supplemental report of tho supreme
secretary, covering the time from Jan. 1
to April 80, shows the receipts in the
general fund to liavo been f43,387.05; pay
ments, M,4S3.07; balanco in hand, $28,
707.00; receipts In tho W. O. B. fund, 1,195,
100.91; payments, fl,160,2fiO; balance on
hand, $054,793.50, of which $9,000 was held
for delayed claims.
James M. Pace, one of the representatives
from Georgia, Is a brother-in-law of Senator
Gordon nnd was one of the bravest of the
boys who donned the gray In the recent
"unpleasantness."
Of the leading grand jurisdictions Geor
gia, Illinois, Maryland, Massachusetts, New
York, Ohio, Ontario, Tennessee and Vir
ginia received more In death benefits, than
was paid in by members In those states,
while Connecticut, Indiana, Missouri, Now
Jersey, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Bhow
ed.a balance upon the other side.
During the year a favorable decision has
been obtained in Nebraska lipon.tho suit of
the order to be allowed to do business in
that state without complying with the pro
visions of tho act relating to life insurance
companies. Favorable legislation has been
secured in Pennsylvania and New Jersey
and hostile legislation prevented in Illinois,
Minnesota and Michigan.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
Meeting of the Grand Lodge of TVlaooniln.
Spear Point.
Wisconsin grand lodge at its recent .ses
sion at Superior elected tho following offi effi
cers: Grand chancellor, C. F, Kimball;
grand vice chancellor, P. H. Crayhen; grand
prelate, II. B. Heywood; grand master at
arms, G. R. Baijey; grand Inner guard, Con
Feige; grand keeper of records and. seals,
Frank Barry; grand outer guard, E. W.
Ford; supremo representative, FB. IIos
klps. The next place of meeting, will be at
Racine.
An estimate of the Knights etPytbias in
Missouri is placed at 19,000, Twpnty-four
new lodges have been instituted plncq tho
last session or the grand lodge, and a num
ber of petitions are in circulation In differ
ent parts of the state, several of them being
almost ready to forward to the grand offi
cers tor their action.
At the meeting of the Bed Cross division,
No. 4, uniform rank, .St. Louis, the resigna
tion of Captain John Shick, who on four
different occasions led the division in com
petitive drill and on each occasion made
them a prizo winner, was accepted. with re
gret, and SirKnlghtLicutenantKeefer was
elected to succeed Captain Shick, whose
business takes him from St. Louis.
Palestine No. 1 is the largest division in
New Jersey and will build an armory this
summer that will cost tbe division 115,000.
Bloomlngton, Ills., has a full brass band
of Knights.
Stonewall lodge, No. 8, of Monroe, La.,
dedicated its new hall with appropriate
ceremonies recently. The building cost t0,
000. There are 115 lodges and about 8,000
members in tha state.
The average gain In membership the past
two years was pver 65,000 per year.
RED MEN.
Chief ltalaed TJp, In the Great Council of
Connecticut Short Talks.
The great sun council fire of tbe great
council of Connecticut was kindled in the
1 huntintr uroundsot Waterburr.a larce del
egation from the 27 tribes inthe state being
in attendance. The chiefs for the ensuing
great sun were raised up by Post Great In-
cohoneo Charles il, latchman as follows;
Great prophet, J, fc'rank Terew; great sa
chem, John P. Harbison; great senior saga
more, Dr. Charles JL Upson; great junior
sagamore, George W. Corbin; great chle,f of
records, Charles W. Skiff; great keeper of
wampum, JlenryK1 YThlte.
Great Prophet Jflraes Lockhart of New
York has been connected with the order for
oyer 19 years and a meruper of the. great
council since 1877. For 14 Tears ho has been
chief of records of Sea wanhaka tribe No. 13
. nmnnn.nt , 1, ,... " ,1. . J
T v ' ,"r J ; Hriu.u
""- u uw iui unusually prosperous
term, making a showing nnequaled in this
state.
The team of Minnehaha council.No. a. D. I
of P., of Kaston, Pa., under rfue lwtdershlp
Of P. G. 8, Taaher.'ifl dolug iotae Ana work
inrouKnout tne country.
Kational l'rwldcat Dolou.
f his orKanizatlou, which Is now In the
tenth year of JU cxliteuce, has made a rapid
and continuous growth notwlthttandlng
occasional cause for deep depression and
despondency. It has sometimes felt the
DUraen OI pajing ueaiu uwiui nrry ueajj,
but It has always stood up to Its pledges
A' figl B
and proved Itself worthy of the confidence Three iHdtmt&ti .har been ordered for
of lu dtlsenv Reports from council ball jujr, tbi official list eontainlnit M deaths,
show that uwre, prosperous times are now calling for Ji.71,500 In beoeAt.
being enjoyedi. y the councils, ju denoed u, coj pjJcti ftuu mtm.
bythemanylnHlatlont Cnfldneoand tp0ftheVWfYersil,iilyl
Juumoayvrvadeihudon,aBdiOCckui;aejj0( T . y-
Miymf OAiyihh JOVUtiAU THtJJbAy, JUhTC 10, IW9,
Oft1M rhnn ft Hip irtffti(i Crft,nel,
fininut IhMlntsr.
At tho "wifm pf tim amifn
H l jfinnenprifU Ih ollfrWinii
rtte ejMileil for lio rritili(t Mfi l
jftriit, fl. II. O, Millrror lllUioln
At tho, wsslmi of lltn wiiifMii wnncll
I
. ,.iij ti j . . i i"-
ff OOIWI?
trrro
ffi&fttiyn
olnaiilJtfltvi
of. Vennm-
WenMKriil. Chill W Jfwianl
IVfLVHI ! lit i .'III
trttilrt:sitjifpnt nrwlor, John tVmjtnUit
ofkiaiipfenu" nisi rraent, MaHM
Wrttl of VlrulnlA; muifeme wiTetAr, W
O. laliunofMiitwnchnHitiitttprvm(rf'nA
tirr, K A. rifclnnernf NewvorKjsiiift-nii
chntilnln, K, V Mom I ton of Obln; suprtitno
guide, Htnry Ooodwln of AftttanhiiM)
Uprcmo warden, Prank Alllllnof Allchlaam
tnwtfw, A. T Turner. Jr., of Jwumiicuu
Mt, 1', H, (rmrlioroi How JtrytJ. W,
Dernald of I'lluolt'i doiiiml(We,6n finance,
C. 1' Inm-mol! pt Nw .York, W I Doug,
lani of Now J!y 0. O, fipcacer of Con
tifctlcut: coinniitlre on laws, John Hankcll
DiHIcr of Af-Mc!iUittK, Kllhu Colrmanof
Wisconsin, K. Af. Bob'trcr of Atary1nd;
commltteo on Appeals, il.ll Aforsoof New
York, Dr. Chnrlcs L,Tyerof Pennaylvanla,
William Lorennlcln pf-'Vlrglnln; commit
teo on C. L. work, Chiulcn llofftf Atlsaourl.
William A. Tompkins of N,owTen-ey and
S, Af, Davis of AIlnntxotA.
The investigation ordered nt the Jwt nes
slon of tho siijiremo council In regard to tho
experience In tho cities n,compnrd with
tho coitntrydlstrlcts In certain states shows
strongly. In favorf thqcouiitry dis'trlcU as
regards 'death rate, 'whlfJtn one excep
tion the cltjcs.sliloacsgftl'iis in mem
bership. Tlio mulibcr of councils-May 1 was - tiCtt)
and tho metnborship.cnrdfujlyjjstjruhted,
141.0.13.
Dr. JoclStiavprnaflf, OtonnjedtQal ex
aminer in chlrf, received ".OtHAppyeMons
In 189t)f which 2,140 wero npproTedj6fil
rejected uul-4U wtrorwt acXcd,rnpon. Of
thfac7ntipIcatlons.)80qtcamo f rom -couiclls
uudur Uia-Jurlsillctipnof thosupjefncoun
cll. Of tho 1,170 deaths officially reported dur
int? the .year 237 were in New York', wb(le
Pennsylvania had 183; Massachusetts, "129;
Ohio, 90; Illinois, 89; New Jersey, 65; Mary
land, 52; Virglnln, 47; MIchlgah, 44; Geor
gia, 43. Tho death rnto ranged from 10.9
per 1,000 in Arkansas' to 1.4 in Minnesota.
I. O. O. F.
Propoard Mpnument to l'aat Grand SJre
rurnaworth Notea.
Tho proposal to erect a .suitable monu
ment to ijiark, tho spot where .Past Grand
Sire Farnswprth's mortal remaips reppso is
a just and merited tribute, Nph, south,
east and west should takepleasuro and
pride in having a part and 'parcel in this
tribute to one who belonged to tho cajiso
overywhero, and whoso work from the At
lantic to tho Pacific, in tho Germanic states
and Switzerland and indirectly in Austra
lia, calls for a national recognition.
Tho year 1893 will bo another successful
year for tho order.
Read your constitution und bylaws. If
you have not a copy, ask the secretary of
your lodge for one.
New York now holds the second place in
the order, having 03,291 members, a gain
of 4,761 for the year.
In the cool of tho evening as you sty on
the, front Btoop or inthe front yard, its a
good time to tell your neighbor of thq ad
vantages of Odd, Fellowship.
Maryland, the home .of tho sovereign
grand lodge, has only four Rebekah lodges.
In Illinois 401 applicants were refused ad
mission to tho order during the post yeir.
Magnolia lodge of Brooklyn has an effi
cient quartet, which aids materially In
making initiations and lodge work (im
pressive. Tho evidence of the rare worth of ouf in
stitution is afforded by tho familiar; specta
cle of the best and most influential citizens
joining it. The time has passed, never
again to return, when it was a hissingjand
a bywprd to be called an Odd Fellow.
Olive Branch lodge of Charlestqwn,
Mass.,, has a cash balanco in the bank of al
most $10,000,.althou1gh tho lodge isOtlO
years old.
RED MEN.
Deirare of the Profiona Society Trajmp.
Degree of PocuhQntaa.Noiea.
Tribes should not allow ths;r rnembefs to
be Imposed upon by contributing wampum
to assist so called members of tho order.who
are going the rounds and who have in'sev
eral cases worked upon tho sympathy of
brothers to the extent of several libera col
lections which they have received. Tribes
who assist such 1m pouters do a great injury
to the order, and great care should be ex
ercised lu tho future that tho generous
brothers of the order should not ho fleeced
by professional society tramps.
Indiana has 47 councils degceo.Qf.Ropa
hontas, and Pennsylvania has 67. Indiana
is making u high bid for first place.
Tho degree of Pocahontas council at
Stockton, Cal., has had 14 weddings since
its institution, G, S. D. 400. flx. couples
were meinlxTs of the council, and four sis
ters married palefaces.
Minnehahitcouncll, degree of Pocahoptas,
No. 2, of Providence was instituted recent
ly with 17 charter members. Waneta coun
cil No. 1 exemplified the degree.
Pennsylvania reports 64 councils of, the
degree of Pocohontas, with a membership
of 3,779, an iucrcasq of 690 during the year.
They paid out nearly tO.OOO In sick and
funeral benefits a very good sum consider
ing the fact that tbe rhaln feature with the
ladles is sociability more than benefit.
Ohio reports 6,700 members in the ptate
and is on tlio increase.
American Tejrlon of Honor.
The question of a reserve fupd. is ope of
which the benellsiary orders are beginning
' to think more favorably. Tho American
Legion of Honor is the only onO-which has
accumulated such a fund. This fund In the
cose mentioned amounts to nearly 50p,pOO,
which Is a considerable reserve.
The death rate in the order since Jan. 1
has been quite heavy, but this is not po be
wondered at when tbe record of the bureau
of vital statistics shows 664 deaths rem
I ... . .
pneumonia in ew xorx air atone uonng
the month of April.
Tbe order Is steadily increasing-In New
York state.atul has already nearly retched
tbe high water mark.
The deposed queen of tbe Hawaiian Is
lands Is a beneficiary of tbe American L
gon of Honor, the late king haYlg.lfl a
member of one of the councils of the prder
located on the islands.
More members were initiated In Massa-
cbutett in tbe flnt Are months of thh) rear
than In the first six months of last jear.
mvwwMfittimmmMiw'm.v'"m
SIHHWMBBD W MYSTERY!
A Groat Mistake
A fflflfiit 1lcvTry l thst hMtitch,
IrtlnetM, du)lni, eonfulon of Ihe mind,
w., At AM to dorsofsmenl of lh firt
entrt fhleii stipply tho brln with nm
fofrni that InillUMtlon, dyapoils, nfliiflla,
wind In utomach, e(r , adao from tho ilrri(o
ment of tho nervo centers nippllns IIiom or
it Alia Willi fittrvfYflliltlor fofro, Thla U llkswto
ffiioof mAtiy dlMppf the heart sml lunfc
i no nvrrq arairmiaiiav
o nvrrq ayalcmnin
will w.. aeon bj
A telfffApli ytcn
tho Accorapaaylnf
a will IM Mt
ruf. TOO
wlillo 1 1 MM
llttlo
r
the norvM which
convey thsnerro
fnfo from I ho
norm centers to
ovary part of tho
Ixxly, Jmt m tho
oloatrlociirrontM
convoyoa Alonx
the lulenraph
wlroa. to ororr
station, larso or
small. Ordinary
physician tall to
regard this facts
Instead of treat
Intthennrvecen
tors for thocauM
of tbe disorders
arising therefrom
they treat tho
part affected.
Franklin Mile,
M. D., hU B., tho
highly celebrated
ipoclaHstand
student Of, nervo
:. noprous dlteases,
tod treatises on the
. and author
of many noted troatlaes on the latteraubJcet.
latteraub
lllod tho truth of thn flrt
statement,, and his Itcstoratlvo jWrvlho
is proparea on that principle. It succeu
In curing' all diseases arising from derange
ment of the norrous system U wonder
ful. OS tha thnuannd n llnanllcllori taatlmn.
nlals In poosslon of thd comnanr msnufac-
turinff the remedy amply prove.
Dr. Miles" Restorative Nervine Is a Tollable
temodv for All nnrvnua HIiamak. mph ha
neanacno, nerrous doblllty. tirostratlon,
slecplessnoFA,
btllty, HU Vitus danco. eDllensy. etc- It its
U1U
Izzlncss hysteria, sexual do-
soli
(IIS
tee,
a uy an arugguts on a nosltlve guarant
or sent direct by tho Dr. Miles Medical Co.,
Klltlmrt, Ind.
n lnlnf. nf TirlnA. 11 tipr twit
tie. six bottles i for t express prepaid.
Kestoratft-jo Nervine positively contains no
opiates Or dangerous drugs.
J-nV-l,
syfssfss
.Buby eiled,
(Mother sighed,
Doctor preecribed : Castorla
TODAY'S MARKETS.
Prices Current by Telegraph Lopal
and Portland Quotations.
Salem, July 13, 4 p. m. Ofjlco
Daily Capital Journal. Quota
tions for day and up to hour of, going to
press, were aft fellp.we:
BAJbKlU'HOUUCEMAItKEr.
KltUIT.
Peos-r-8 cents a gallon.
Gooseberries 15 cts a gallon.
Raspberries red and blaok 6 cte.
Cherries 3 to 6 cts a lb. Continue
scarce.
BUTCHfc'R STOCK.
Veals dressed 4 cts.
Hogs dressed Cf to Q.
Live cat,tle 2 to 2r.
Sheep alive f 1.60 to $2.00.
Spring lambs 1,50 to $2.00.
KILL PllICES.
Salem Milling Co, quetes:
In wholesale lots $3.20. Retail
Flour
f3.60.
Bran $17 bulk, $18 sacked. 8horts
i?19
and $20. Chop feed $10 und $20.
WHEAT.
54 cents.
HAY AND GRAIN.
.Oats-40 to 60 cents.
Halv-Wild. f 10i timothy and clover.
$J2, Baled $12 a,na7M4.
Barley No demand except (or feed.
60jcents,
lAltlt PRODUCTS.
Wool-iBest, 10c.
Hops 8mul sale, 15 to 17c.
Eegs Cash, 10 cents.
ByJter Host d.alry, 15 to 20; fancy
creamery, 25.
Cheese lis to 10 cts.
Fafm smutted mealsT-Bacon
hams, 13; shoulders, 10.
Pol aloes new, $1.
Onions 1 to 2 cen Is.
Beeswax 34c. Caraway seed,
,12 ;
18c.
Anise seed, ruo. uinseng, $1.40.
HIDES AND PELTS.
Green, 2 cts; drv, 4 cts; sheep pelts,
76 cts to $1.25. No quotations on fun.
LIVE POULTRY.
Chickens 7 to 10 cts; broilers 10tol2J;
ducks, 12; turkeys, slow sale, choice,
10 cts; geese slow.
PORTLAND QUOTATIONS.
Grain, Feed, etc.
Flour-8tandard, $3.40; Walla Walla,
J3..40; graham, $3.00; superfine, $2.60
per barrel.
Oats Vlilte,45o per bushel, grey, 42c;
rolled. In bags, 10.2500,50; barrels,
$0, 000.76; cases, $3 76.
ay iiest, joi)w per toujeommon,
$1013.
Vixil valley, 13 to 14c.
MIlletuUs-Brati, $17.00; sliorls,$2l;
ground barley, $2024; chop feed, $18
per ton; whole feed, barley, 8084 pe
Ing barley, 0005o per cental: chicken
wheal. $1.2211.21 per cental.
Hope-16 to J 8a
DA IKY PltOPUCB.
Butter Oregon fancy creamery ,221
25c; fancy dairy, 17j2flo; fair to good,
1616o; common, mjc er pound Cali
fornia, 3544o ier roll.
Cneese Oregon, 0 121; Eastern
(wins, 10c; Young American, JOo per
perpouud; California flats, 14c.
Eggs Oregon, 20u per dozen.
I'oultry-Chlckeus.old.fpo; broilers,
large. V- 00(o)3.0u; ducks, old, $4.60
6.00; young, $2 604.00; geese, $8.00
turkeyc, live, 12jc; dressed, 16c, per lb.
BAN yilANOISOO MAHKKT.
Woel: Oregon Eastern ebnlce, 12
16c; do inferior, 9(3)1 lc; do valley, 14
10c.
Hops 16fe) 180.
Potatoes Oidluary kinds of new In
sacks at G5c(gf 1.00 per cental; new
Erly Itose, Uixen, 7&fl.0; new Bur
banks, . W)l .00 er un(al.
Onions 7685o pr cental for red,
and $1,001.2U for sll versions.
Barley-Peed, Sll82Ju r cental
for good ousllty and We for cheice:
brewing, 0OI.IO per tnlul,
Oatnr-MSIIing.$i.4$1.60: fancy feed
$1 4JSl0; good to elioicH, $l,&i0l.45;
common to isir, i.iu(u)i.i; gray i.w,
1.41; black, f 1.101.U per cental, I
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T af jKKKoH
PAPJCIl ilAMOINO,
Hidfal Wood rinfjMn,
(miiantC'haftial4 Mr
I
Oof,
rtol
0o, l'1endrloli,
CASH MARKET
nl MMland frM dsllttry,
l3Ch!tj Slrul,
FRED A,:ER!X0N,
BTONE AND 11H10K
I CONTllACTORf
JUtlmatos mado on (all kladsot
vnr.
J. Iv.
nesldeneo Cor. istti and lllvlw '
Hbtuusm.
VV1kVVV
'" tif ww'iiimi.y I'H'i i
THE GREAT SPANISH BRAIN AND
Have you abused tho laws of naturo and Injured your norrous system ?
Are you despondont and melancholy with confused Ideas and gloomy thoughts ?
' ' ES PA NO" will positively euro you. It contains no mineral poisons and
is . remarkable for awakening organic action throughout the system 'and an
Improvement In every tissue. It produces bottortmUBclea, bones, nervqs, hair,
nails, skin, blood and gives vigorous life to tbo.unfortunato who .has, exhausted
his powers. Prepared in tablot form and packed in boxes convenient o carry
in the pocket. Each box contains 00. doses or enough to last ono mpnth and is
worth.many tlmosit weight in gold, Tho price $1.00 per box or ,0 boxes for
$5.00 if ordered atone time, and a guarantee will be given that any eaBO,mon
Uoned above that it docs not cure, the money will be rcfundod. As, to our
financial standing, we.refer toany bank in this city. Bent .charges prepaid to
any addross m United States or Canada. Put up In plain wrapper with no
mark to distinguish what it is. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Address,
X Stockton Street
SAM FRANCISCO, CAL., U. S. A.
An able Brain and Konre Specialist can at any time bo confidentially
consulted entirely free of eharffe, personally or by mall, at the above
address.
TUB NEW
WILLAMETTE STABLES
Oomploted and ready to wait on customers. Horses boarded by day or week,
atreasonable prices. Wo keep a full lino of Truck", DrayB and 'Express to
meet all demands. Also keep tbe finest Stallions In this county, for service.
Barn and residence 2 block south of postolllce. RYAN & CO.
CIvKAN.
If you would bo clean and have your clothes done up in
the neatest and drossiest manner, tako them to tho
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY
where all work is done by white labor and in, the most prompt
manner. UOL.UJN.UL J. UhMiSXEU,
Liberty Streot,
East and South
-VIA-
THE SHASTA ROUTE
the
Southern Pacific Company.
CALiroUMIA KXPHESS TBAIIf KUJf DAILT.DK
TWJCClf rOHTI.ANlJ.AKUH. r,
'SoolhT
ananz
Wortrlr
liX p. in.
this p. m.
8:16 a.ra.
" Portland
Haleia
Han Kran.
7iH4a.ui
t.v.
Ar.
Uv.
bv.
tun s, m
7,-wp. m
Above trains Uiji only at lollowlns atvllous
north of Itosehurg, Kat Portland Orgon City,
Woodburn, rtaleni, Albany Tangent, Hlioddi,
Halsey, Uarrhtburg,JunctIouOtty, Irving and
Kugene.
HOMKHUHMMAl
(.DAILY.
K3U a.m.
11:17 a. m
.V) p. m.
1'oriland
Halem
ltOMbnrg
J
Ar. I
iM J. Ul.
1:40 p. ni.
7.-00 a. hi
t.v.
W
Ar.
Albo Loul, I)ll iUcopt buudajr,
6.0J p. tu.
Vl p.m.
(hOO p.m.
rvT
Ar.
i'urtland
Ar.
trtr.
L-v,
lo.au H.sa.
7:34 a. in.
sao. ni.
salem
Albany
0IulHg Cars H OfdoH Route
PULLMAN BDFFET SLBBPBRS
AWO
Second Class Sleeping Cars-
Attached to all through trains,
rVestSifo &insi, Betweei Porilui
id Cwr&Uis:
tUIiy- (CXCM-T SUMPAT).
luu a. in. t,v.
litio p. m. I Ar.
Wrliua
Ar. ouu p. ui.
Lv.J litASp.ni.
(JorrsllU
At Albany and Oorvallls eoanset with
train of Orwwn IwlBe lUllroad.
a fanw tmaix i ii i Cn xi:iriuii u a i
i:il p so, I i.v.' Tirtiiud Ar. I srA a, in
7gp. m. Ar. MeMlnnvtll Lt. fctfa.ro
THK9UC1H TICkKTH
To all points In tb Ksutera Htats, Canada
ana Kurope can b ouiaiuso ai
lowest ruUa
lroui W
W.aKIMNKK, Agent, HaUm.
u d uniivui
a wu u. r. aua f . Ag't
K. KOKMUUt, htmunt
"."MniM" m. wa'p'ja iyiiii
Screen Doors
AHtt Jtmmndf
THorkf k WliMtenlcjr.
flhop (I HU( ttrest,
hV
mnvm,
-lifi'and'Ic-
NOHTf ()M,hH,
ASH BY.
Take It
EYBNJKO JOUIUTALU
UnlySeenUa day dsllrrdt
your door,
Moat Market,
AOS.Commamlal Itrtsi.
Oood rnU( fromptdelhsry,
I)tM McKlllep,
St Wood Saw
JOHN C, MARTIN,
Horseshoeing.
MLACK8MITHINO.
BUteBtreot, - - Balem
pievi?)rarfilal Ralsm Ini
proVsmaat Co.Jflum iumu,,
i
ESPANO
This TvqnderJul projgaratlon lajurely Vegetable: compounded
from the prescription of.tho Official Physician to tho Court of Spain.
"Eepano " rccroatos Mental nnd Norvo Power In Man and'WomAfl.
An infallible remedy for Nervous and General Debility,
Nervous Prostration, Creeping Paralysis, "Weakness caused
by DebUltatlnerToasca, Excesses or Over-indulgences, In
cipient Softening' of the Brain or Paresis, Dlincss, o of
Memory, Confused Thoughts and all Brain, Nerve or tacal
"Weaknesses. It has no equal in restoring tho Stomach and Brain
to its normal condition following tho abuse of Alcoholic Beversgw,
or indulgence In tho Opium, Morphino or Chloral habit
SMITH BROS.,
CONTItAOTOKS & PLA8TEUER8.
Leaveorders atCottlc-l'arknurit block.room
15, Halem, Oregon.
HORSE TRAINING.
Have bad 18 years experience training tt
track or carriage. Term reasonable. Cim be
found at Westsoott's stable, or address Halem.
W-lra JAMKH KINO.
MONEY TO LOAN
On Improved Ileal Estate, In amounts aud
jved Ileal Estate, In amo
ulU Wo delay In connlderln
FEAR &.F0RD,
time to suit. Wo delay in considering loans,
Iloom IX I!nli Ilsnk bloek. S 2d
FOR SALE.
On easy terms and cheap. A SO acre orchard
onHunny BideNo. one. 8nillessoutli
of Haiem.
6804U1W JOHN HAHT.
Furm fer Sxlo or Trade.
On rosy terms, four miles esit of Hubllmlty,
ouuuiiuiiig in ujrw- wiu inuu lor properly
In or near Balem. II. O. I)OVK.
dw Hnbilmlty.Or.
II P. M. CARS.
1 1 p, w Cara leayo lintel and
Fotilice dally fr AsjIuhi,
renlteittlary ami Cemetery am
Capital City Railway.
Car leaves 5 a. m,, ceaacct
lagwltk verlaad trala, aa4
tutu leav Htl flvery
M4aa(e trm a. m. t 11
p, at, fw all fnAmtu ta lla
ex eeptlaf Ceaf tery Car,TW
4Tt weot tmmkufir Traiaa
llllW.iipfj jajiyiMMiytM )l
Fresli-
News-
Papers-Fruits-
fllld CflltlllCrla
1 1 BENNETT k SON.
P. o. TJlooU.
T, W, THORNBURG.
Tho Upfiolsteref,
Kemodsts, re-coTsri and reffatlrst
ophouterrd ftirnltnrs, jririCI
ciami worlt. Chaisu Hml
MiAtelniarencobloeJt,
93
NERVE REVIVER
THE WILLAMETTE,
8ALEM, OREGON,
Kates, $2.50 to $5.00 per Day
The best hotel between Portland oma Baa
Pranolsoo. Klrst-elass In alt its appolatmesU.
its toules are served with, the
Choicest Emits
Grown In the Willamette Valley.
A, I. WAGNER. Prop.
FARM FOR SALE.
A DAnOAIN Ilk) acres with troprovemetits
over hair under eulttvailon, rest paiturosud
some good timber. Terms very easy. Ad
d.FSI. O. L. NASH,
OW-lm-dw Whcatlaad.Or.
I'KOKKSSIONAJ; AND 11U8INESS OAltUS.
1, It. D'AnCY,
oo. a. nixonAK.
S'AHOY dt UINOUAM, Attorney at Law,
ltooni 1, a and , li'Arcy Uulldiug. 141
be street. Special attention given to Tausl
ness In the supremo and clicult court of tbe
state. a u
Rl', HOiaK. Attorney at law, Halem, Ore
, icon, onice ZH Commercial street.
aULMON KOHD, Attomey at law, Sulem,
. Oregon, Olllce up stairs In Pulton block.
J tt J. IllGOKIt, Attorney oUavsleai.Ore
I JUL. KOn. Olllce over Uuih's bank.
lit
J,8UAW.M,W.11UNT. HUAW4IIUNT
Attornev at law. OfHra avw CUnlLul
atlonal bank, Halem, Oregon,
JOHN A. UAlliON, Attorney at law, rooms
8 and 4, Uuh bank building, Halem, Or.
11. r. HONiiAM. W, U. 1IOLMKH,
BON 11 AM t HOLMES. Attorneys at lair,
onicelnllusb block, between State and
court, on Commercial street.
K. fOGUK, Htenofjrapher And Tjp.
. niibvy j-oai.riiuiyiu vypwn.inKiI
on uu. one in ureeon. over Miiih'ii inn
bank,
nuiaui,uri;Kuu,
TKLLA HHEUUAN.-TypwrltliM and
commercial slenocranhv. nxim 11. CJrmv
ock. flrsvclats work. Hates reasoabl.
DU A. OAVId. Lata l'nat Graduate or New
York, gives special atientlon to the dl
eases of women d eiilldrea, pom, throat,
lung, kidneys, skin diseases and sargery,
OHloo at riMtdeiice, lot Htate street. Ooult.
tlou from to i a. iu, and a to 5 p. in, 7-l-w
t. At on'.
IMlYSKUAN ANUBUIiaMOK.
Ottice81oromuiervIalttret,laKldrhkMMoir.
Kestilence t7o (Jotumw sMl ilrwi.
O. llllOWWU, M. 1)., fbyMclMtuMthKu.
), geon, umce. Murpuy wj ;
O, lUIUUKfCUM Bhrcvft.
Tlt.T O. HMITH, ItontW. tt) Hw Htm
lj sUlem, OrwoH. KlnMwd mW rts
iiou ui every ucacnpiHH
tlou a specialty,
WU. 1'UUll, Archllsci, ptokw, smihiMii
. tlou and uperln(eNi1re sji
cImsms ot butldloK.
OMcs m OawisswBI
SUt,upUlis,
P. J. LARSEtf & CO.,
Manufacturer of Weo, Osv
pulrtntt " 8polMlty.
R.
P
but
tUll'KaUONliOUUKMO. 2 A.O.U. Ws-
mku in uieir tutu ih ttt isssmsrss
llatnc. every WednekiMrsvutliuc.
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