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T "T "" rr-W " r rr 44(7 ""wemm, JJYENIHGr CAJKITAli aOtfJfiNA&j.frKIlUtf,, JTJ1y:.4, 1W& wu Vav. dss&::?as! .,Bm33VEsT7Hs Jhlra liuli TfCilttama Lynn. Mass. For the Good of Others Rov. Bin Williams Ilfcartlly En dbrsos Ilood'fl-Sarsoparllln. Vfe are pleased to present this from Rev. A. A. Williams, of tho Slllsbeo streot Chris tian Church, Lynn, Mass.: " I see no reason why a clergyman, moro than a layman, who knows whereof ho speaks, should hesitate to approve an Article of Merit and worth, from which ho or his family have been signally benefited, and whose commen dation may servo to extend those benefits to others. My v. Ifo has for many years been a sufferer horn severe Nervous Headache for which she found llttlo help. Sho has triad nuny things that piomlsed well but pel formed little. Last fall sho took Hood's S.irsnparlllj. It seems surprising what one bottlo could and did do for her. Tho attacks of headache decreased In number and were Ie lolent In their Intensity, whllo hereon oral licilth has been improved; Her appe tite b also belter. 1'rom experience with Hood's Sarsqparilla Tlifvono heIUtIon In endorsing In mcr Hi." A. A. WiLirvia. HOOD'6 PlLI.S urutlmtiLst f.nully cathar tic, cer.IIj a:.d e:toc.Hv. Try it box. World's Fair, Chicago. HOTEL Calumet Ayenuo and 29th Street. Fireproof; 241 rooms; near Valr Grounda; baths on every floor. -. - hkpM AUICIIWU nilU I.UJUCAII VIOIIBi Lmencan anu luuropean plans. 1 to 13 n day. First-class family HMH1:UIE 1 liwunaar, vint-ciass isj UNniluWa 1 Hotel. Wrtto ror circular. BLOOD DISORDERS A New Remedy A true Specific a positive and permanent elimination of all poison from Uie.blood, and a restoration of healthy vigor to the tissues is offered to sufferers for the first time in a remedy which has been undergoing the most severe private experiments for the past three years. It has not v !xi laiiea, ana it win not iau, as 11 u a iruu opcciuu or Svphilitic poison and all blood diseases. Do you be he e it T Send for full partioilars and proof free. Stop mung youE system wim mercury ana oiner poisons. This remedy will cure you in 30 to 00 days without fad. AVo guaruutee a cure or rafund the immey. Address MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO., 170 First Street 1'OIlTItA.XD, OB. It has been sirr.iiijjeii to build it branch line from Ililhnim station, on tho Penn sylvania and Northwestern, to the head waters of Clover run, Clearfield county. Pa, A preliminary survey has already been made. A Slight Mistake. Jeweler This watch needs cleaning, sir. Customer Why, jt was cleaned only last week, Jeweler So? Must havo been done by somebody who didn't half do it. Customer It wa3 done here. Jeweler Hero? Oh, yes, by the man I had to discharge a worthless fellow. Customer You told mo thit you did it yourself. Jeweler Did I? Oh, yes. Ah,- now 1 eel You forgot to wind it up last night. It is nil right now. Come again in a day or two that I may eeo that it is running all right. Dollar and a half, please. Boston Transcript. "One Out of a Hundred." Life. Tho Two Inspector. Two gentlemen, strangers to one an other, wero travoling in the same com partment. During tho journey onool them asked tho other to let hira measure his valise. The latter consented. Then tho first passenger, taking out a 8-foot rule, proceeded to measuro tho article in question, after "which ho said: 'I nin very sorry, but your valise is too largo for admission inside the car riage. I am a railway inspector and must inflict upon you a fino of 5 francs for transgressing the rules." . The other paid the 5 francs and said to his fellow traveler, "Will yon allow me to look at your 8-foot rule for a mo ment?" "With pleasure," said the latter and at once handed it to him. After glancing at tho rule the other passenger said, "I am an inspector of weights and measures, and as your foot rule is not stamped I must ask you to pay me a fine of CO francs." And the railway inspector had to shell out. Voce del Popolo. Kiplalued. Irate Parent It's over an hour, since I sent you to the store to get those things, and now you havo come back without them! Small Boy It was such aHongtlme before iny turn came to bo waited on that I forgot what yon-wanted. Irate Parent Why. didn't yon come homo to find out? Small Boy 'Fraid I'd lose my turnl Harper'a Bazar, MASONIC. Grand Lodge of New York KlecU Officers, Grand Master llurnham. The grand ledge P. and A. M. of tho staU of New York met at Masonic hall, New York city, Juno 7. After preliminary busi ness Frederick A. Burnbam Was placed in nomination for grand master and unani mously elected, there being no opposing candidate. Afterward' tho following om- ccre were nominated and elected: R. W. John Hodge, deputy grand master; R. W. William A. Sutherland, senior grand ward en; R. W. John J. German, grand treas urer; R. W. Edward M. Elders, grand sec retary; Charles E. Ido, grand j unior warden. Grand Master Burnhata is a Rhode Is lander by birth and is still a young man. being about 40 years old. His Masonic con nections bog an shortly after ar riving at his ma jority, His ar-' uent temperament, made him an en thusiastic worker, and his great pop ularity with the brethren has per mitted his holding nearly every elect ive office lu the onler. The same Integrity and earn estness In the dis-iliai-L'o of minor offices in the fra- r- A- DimxnAM. ternlty have won for him the distinguished position of chieftain of 80,000 Masons of the Empire State, This number represents the largest body of Masons under one jurisdic tion in tho v orld, with tho exception of Great Britain. Cremation receives no encouragement from tho Masons of Pennsylvffiila. Bit). Alien Andrews, grand master of Masons hi Ohio, bus divided tho state into 40 districts and appointed in each of same a lecturer to disseminata tho revised ritual adopted by the grand lodge at its lastan- nual communication. Tho "colored" Masons difficulty hns not yet been solved in California, where the "color" lino exists in tho craft. There arc IS councils of royal, select and supercxcellent masters in England, with 48"" ncmbers. In some old Scotch lodges it was tho practice to suspend for VJ years. Thi3 was ono way to avoid the punishment of expul sion. In Sweden all princes of the blood are Freemasons by birth. There are now 803 lodges in New York itate. The 1 ,000 mark should bo reached in tho next two years. In Utah the total membership is about 500. Connecticut has a lodge numbering in membership nearly COO. The only session in July is that of the c;rand lodge of Canada. In August the only grand lodge session is that of Indian Territory. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. The Order Ha Made Immense Gains In Membership Helmet Glints. The supremo keeper of records and seal of the order of Knights of Pythias sends the following official report of the number of members and subordinate lodges in the Pythian world up to May 25, showing an immense gain both in members and lodges during the last year. Total number of subordinate lodges Dec. SI, 1892, 5,572, a net gain during the year of 071 lodges; total number of members Dec. 31, 1892,413,014, a net gain during the year of 50,020. This is the largest net gain in any one year both lu lodges and membership. A Pythian castle is to bo erected in New port, Ky., in the near future. It will bo built by Eureka lodge, the largest and wealthiest in the state of Kentucky. This lodge has an option on ono of tho best and most central sites in Newport. An encampment and brigade meeting of the Missouri brigade, uniform rank, will bo held in St, Louis in October. June 13 was observed throughout the or der as memorial day. Many lodges held services in honor of deceased brothers. All members of the order under 60 years of age who can pass a satisfactory medical examination should become members of the endowment rank. Eighty-two new lodges and 0,299 mem bers were added to Ohio's membership in 1892. The Knights of Pythias aro now the third in point of numerical strength In orders of secret societies of the world. This, too, though only 29 years old. A. O. U. W. Summary of Progress For the Year 1803, Chips l'roiu the Shop. The summary of the results and the prog ress made for the year 1892 comes as a sur prlso in that it has exceeded the previous year of 1691 and all former records. It is difficult to appreciate the full measure of this progress by tho figures glvlug the re sult. The mind compasses its magnitude more correctly when it Is remembered that 'the new members admitted in 1893 more than equaled that of the first 10 years of tho order's existence, and the disburse ments to the beneficiaries of its deceased members during tho year U03 mora 'than equaled that of -the first 13 years of the or der's klstory.- Mlunesota and Illinois have followed In lkia,jndi-acU reduced tho maximum age limit to 45. The important question for each of the jurisdictions to solve is tho maintenance of conditions equaling, as near as possible, that which exists iu the order as a whole. Eight assessments for the first six months of 1893 against 1 1 for the same period iu 1893. Twenty thousand dollars per day paid to the Widows and orphans of its deceased members 'la the ircord for 1893. It Is a grand showing, and oery workman should be proud of it. Tacoma, Wash., proposes to beat the rec ord of Seattle by initiating 1,000 members In one night. Knight of the Golden Kagle. During the past teven months 27 tempU Ladifcsof the Golden Eagle bare been in stituted in Pennsylvania. The number of Knights receiving benefit dnrng the past 17 years, principally during the pt seven years, l 20,239. The IS German castles and the Swedish eatU la Pwi&iyItmU fc ft flourUatofi, cobOIUo!..,. rt. ,, KNIGHTS TEMPLARS. Itnall Gains In Kentucky Jurisdiction, Chips From the Templo. Kentucky Knights Templars do not ap pear to havo progressed iu ratio with many other jurisdictions. The membership Is re ported as 1,831, a oain of only 10 for the venr. DeMol.iy No. 12 leads with 009 mem bers; Maysvlllo No. 10 follows with 20lj Louisvlllo No. 1 has 109 members. A ma- ority of tho commanderics appear1 to have ost In membership. Tho annual conclave of the grand commnndcry of Kcutuciy was licld nt Mammoth Cave. Thomas F. J. Counioy of Puducah was elected grand com mander. There is a controversy in Canada over rit ual. Many are advocating tho adoption of tho American or United States ceremonies. The grand commnndcry Knights Tem plars of Pennsylvania met in Wilkesbarre in tbclr fortieth annual session. Besides transacting other routine business tho fol- lowingofncers wero elected lor the ensuing year: It. E. grand commander, Charles C. Baer; V. E deputy grand commander, Irv ing P. Wanger; E. grand generalissimo, Ed ward B. Spencer; E. grand captain general, Rev. Albert W. Ryau; E. grand prelate, Samuel S.'Yohc; E. grand senior warden, Henry M. Van Znmlt; E. grand junior ward en, Henry H. Kulin; E. grand treasurer, Mark Richards Muckle; E. grand recorder, Mont II. Smith. No assessments can bo enforced against membersof commanderics except forlegiti mnte expenses and excluding refreshments. A Knight Templar tried and acquitted for an ofl'ense in a lodge cannot again be tried for the .sumo offense in a chapter cr1 commnndcry, the lodge being a body of competent authority, and it being consid ered that tho rule of once, in jeopardy Should prevail. No np)ieal can bo had Ou acquittal and only allowed on conviction. Bro. Charles Wheelock wns elected grand commander nt the annual conclave of tho raud commandery of Knights Templars of Alabama. Bro. Moubray R. Duudas has been nj pointed recorder pro tern, of California com mandery No. 1 during the nbsenco of Hi ram T. Graves, who will remain in Chicago during the World's fair. The coloied grand lodgo of Ohio had 0 lodgcp, 1,190 members and 110 Initiates tl r past year. I. O. O. F. Maine to Celehrato the Order's Fiftieth lilrthday In the State Llnklels. As tho fiftieth anniversary of the estalc lishmeut of Odd Fellowship in Maine comes this summer, n celebration of tho event is proposed in Portland Friday, Aug. 25, un der tho management of tho officers of the grand lodge of that state. A circular letter has been sent out to all lodges in the state asking opinions as to the advisability of such nn observance and also how many members ea,ch will send to the event. The grand lodge of New York will meet in New York city in August. The encampment branch in Ohio made n gain last year of 1,200 and now number 14,593 members. Have you joined tho encampment yetf New lodges continue to knock for admls sion. Queen Victoria and American Odd Fel lowship wero born and have grown up to gether, but whllo tho former grows .feeble tho latter increases in strength and vigor Flesh is as grass that wlthcrctb, hut truth remains immortal. Massachusetts has 71 encampments, with a membership of 10,398. Relief paid during the year, 22,220.80. Grand Master A. G. Weir of Nebraska has recently been elected mayor of the city of Fremont in that state. General Underwood's report of 023 cnu tons, with membership of nearly 25,000, evidences that tho Militant branch Is grow ing. Maine has 22,189 members, with invested funds of $602,095.15. The New York btuto convention of Rebek ahs was attended by 07 delegates repre senting 57 lodges, and in the transaction of business proved themselves equal to the grand lodge. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. Tennessee and Maryland Forcluii Ahead, Pythlun Sister Notes. Connecticut at the olose of the year bad 49 lodges and 5,232 members. Tennessee had 97 lodges, a gain of 18, and 0,910 mem bers, a gain of 1,290. Maryland had 09 lodges, n gain of 4, with 7,653 members a gain of over 000. The Pythian Sister banner-now floats in 33 states of tho Union. The grand jurisdiction of Oregon reports five temples of Pythiun Sisters. The order of Pythian Sisters is increasing at tho rate of over 1,000 a month. The largest templo on record Is Damonia tem plo No. 45, Instituted by Sister Bell of Co lumbus, O., there being 251 on tho charter list. At the lust session of the supreme temple the sign of purity was made the voting sign instead of yeas .ami nays, and it was enacted that the Bible must bo used on the altar and that the members of a temple must removo their wraps and hats when entering ft temple room. Colorado now has eight temples of Pytht Ian Sisters. The uniform rank now numbers over 45, 000 Sir Knights and is increasing at the rate of 1,000 per month. All the Cleveland divisions, uniform rank, are having well attended drills and enthusiastic meetings, as well as adding many members each month. New Ensland Order of Protection. The reports of the supreme officers of the. New England Order of Protection show a handsome gain in membership during the past year. These reports were presented to the supreme lodge of this order at the sixth i annual session held recently at Boston. Supreme Secretary Cash reported 197 lodges and 18,855 members, of whom 18,650 were beneficial. From April 1, 1892, 23 lodges i.u....i i wm ttusnended. and 2 ' were consolidated with other lodges. By states the membersliip is as follews: Maine, I ra ii. a 7i7 members: New Uampshire, 0 lodges, 1555-membeis; Vermont, 11 lodges, 550 members; Massachusetts, 78 lodge, 6,781 members; Connecticut, 31 lodges, 8.B5 members. Therp were 78 deaths during the pwt year, calling for the payment of benefits amount fago 1181,000. The maximum age limit for newmwn ben U W years. Rnniuu Tnunrir fisjihom reDOrUd the receipt in the general fond as I17.7W.84 ana tie awiunemenu wjd.. iumiv celpUiu the benefit fund from H menu wewl HCWLW, 1jk4u41 WUaceoX N,M.6L UlStttlES! The NerVous System the Seal of Life and Mind. Recent Wonderful Discoveries. No mystery hasver compared with that or human life. It has boon tho leading subject of professional research and study In all agos llut notwithstanding this (act It Is not Rcnon any khowt tlint tliosoal of llfolsloca' ted In the up per pa rtoftiii splnnl cord near the ba of the brain and so sens!, tire Is this portion of th nervous sys tem that ovon the prick of needle will cause Instant death. Recent discoveries havo demonstrated thnl alltheofgatasof tho body are under tho con trol of tho nerve centers, located In or near tho basoof tho brain, and tliatvvlicntliesaiire deranged tho organs which they supply with nerve fluid aro also deranged. When It Is ro momborod that a scrlouv Injury to tlio spinal cord will cawe paralysis of the body below tho Injured point, becauso tlionervo force Is prevented by tho Injury from reuchlnglhei Diirnlvzod nortlon. It will bo understood linn tlio derangement of tho nerve centers will1 cause ineaerangemont oi mo various organs which they supply with nervo forco. Two-thirds of chronic diseases are due to tbo imperfect aQtlonof tlio nervo center at tlio basoof the brain, not from a dei -o-ment primarily originating In tho ore It self. The great mlstako of pliyslcii In treating those diseases Is that tliey tre ii tho organ rather than .tho nervo centers nhlcb aro tbq cause of the trouble. Dr. I'RANttttM Miles, tlio celebrated spe clalltbhss profoundly studied this subject for over 20 years, and has tnudo many Important dlscoverlos In connection with It, chief among them being tho facts contained In the abovo statement, and that tho ordinary methods of treatment aro wrong. All headaclio, dizzi ness, dullness, confusion, pressure, bluos, ininla. molancholy. Insanity, epilepsy, 8U Vitus diuico, etc., are nervous diseases no matter how causou. Tho wonderful success of Dr. MIIos' Restoratlvo Nervine Is duo to lli f n't that It Is based on tho foregoing principle. l)n. Milks' Restorative Nervine is sold by ill druggists on-a positive guarantee, or Font direct by Da. Milks Medical do,, Elkhart, lud. on receipt of price, $1 jer bottlo. six tvHtlcs for $3, oxoress prcpilu. it contains Mther oplatos nor dangerous drugs- eold by D. J. Fry, druggist, Salem Deutscher Advocat. P0ST0FFICEBL0X . - SALEM, OR, Admitted to practice In all the courts Special attention given to German speak ing people and business at the county and state offices. E. HOKKU, Notary Public, TODAY'S MARKETS. Prices Current by Telegraph Local and Portland Quotations. Salem, July 14, 4 p. in. Ofllco Daily Capital Journal. Quota tlotiH for day and up to hour of going to prees wero na follews: BALKH PIIOUUCE MARKHr. FhOIT. Peas 8 cents a gallon. Gooseberries 15 cts a gallon. Raspberries red aud blaok 6 eta. Cherries 3 to 0 eta a lb. Continue scarce. llUTCnKR STOCK. Veals dressed 4 cts. Hoga dressed 6 to Cj. Live cattle 2 to 2. Sheep alive $l.S0 to $2.00. Spring lambs-SUO to $2.00. MILL PRICKS. Sulem Milling Co. quetes: Flour in wholesale lots $3.20. Retail $3.00. Bran $17 bulb, $18 sacked. Shorts $10 and $20. Chop feed $10 and $20. WHEAT. 54 cents. HAY AND ailAIN. Oats-40 to 60 cents. Hay Wild, $10; timothy and clover, $12. Baled $12 aud'514. Barley No demand except for feed. 60 cents. farm PitonucTfl. Wool-Best, 10c. Hops Small sale, 16 to 17c. Engs ChbIi, 16J cents. Butter Best dulry, 15 to 20; fancy creamery, 25. Cbeese--12 to 15 cts. Farm smoked meats Bacon 12; hams, 13; shouldera, 10. Potatoes new. $1. . Otilous 1J to 2 cents. Beeswax 34c. Caraway seed, 18c. Anise seed, 20o. Olueeng, $1.40. HIDES AND PELTS. Green, 2 cts; dry, 4 cts; sheep pelts, 76 cts to $1.25. No quotations on fun. live poultry. Chickens 7 to 10 cts; broilers ilOU12J; ducks, 12; turkeys, slow sale, choice, 10 cts; geese slow. PORTLAND QUOTATIONS. Grain, Feed, etc Flour Standard, $3,40; Wulla Walla, $3.40; graham, $3,00; superfine, $2.60 per barrel. Oats Whlte,45o per bushel, grey, 42c; rolled, In bags, $0.256.60; barrels, $6 600.76; cases. $3 76. Hay Best, $1617 per tonjcouimun, $1013. Wool valley, 18 to 14c. MlllstuHs Bran, $17:00; shorlB,,$2l; ground barley, $2024; chop feed, $18 per ton; whole feed, barley, 80a5 per centui; middling, $2328 per ton; brow ing barluv, 00ra05c per rental: chloken wheat. $1.2246)1.24 )or ceutal, Hops-16 to )8o. DAIRY PRODUCE. Butter Oregon fancy creamery,22J 26; fanoy dairy, 17J2flo; fair to good, lfiutlOe: common. 124o per neunu: Call- ,fonla, 35244a per roll. Cheese uregon, & isj; juatern twine, IGo; Voung American, 16c per per pound; California flatty 14c. Eggs Oregon, 20o per dozen. Poultry ClilekeiiB.o!d,$4.00; broilers, laree. t2 00ra)3.0o: ducks, old. $4.60 0.00; young, I2 604.00; geese, $8.00' turkey, live, izjp; aresseu, joc, per u. BAK VltANCISCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eastern choice, 12(3) 15c: do iuferlor, 0llc; do valley, Ut? 10c. Hops 16018c. Potato Ordinary klacto of itew la sacks at C5c3$1.00 per cental; new K-r!y Jtoso, boxes, 76t(ai,uu; mew mat batiks, . Ml DO per cental. Onions 76Tu85o per cental for tA, and $1.0001.20 for silversklns. Barley Feed, 81 1 0821 o Per cental for good quality end 85c for choice; brewing, 0001.00 w cental. OUs-MllfTug, $1.4801.60; fancy feed $1.4601.60; Kod fn choice, fl.&S!.45j eotutnoii to fain $1.1001.25; gray tlM 01.44; black, $1.1001.1) per cent!. T. J.KRESS. HOUSE PAINTING, PAPER HANGING, Natural Wood Finishing, Cor, 30th and ChetaelteU Btreet, Goo. Fondrich, CASH MARKET Vest meat and free delivery. 136IMat Street. FREDA..ERIX0N, BTONE AND BRICK : CONTRACTOR.! Estimates made on tall kladsoi rorc. Residence Cor. I8i band Bclrlew' BU Salem. fc Vfc''fe''V't'yvi THE GREAT Havo 'you abused tho laws of naturo and Injured your nervous Byetom ? Aro you despondent and melancholy with confused ideas and gloomy thoughts ? " ESPANO" will positively euro you. It contains no mineral poisons, and is ruinarkablo for awakening organic action throughout tho system and an improvement in every tissue. It produces hotter muscles, bones, nerves,! hair, nails, skin, blood and gives vigorous llfo to tho unfortunate who has exhausted his powers. Prepared in-tablet form and packod in boxes convenient to;carry in tho pocket. Lath box contains 00 dosos or enough to last ono month and is worth many times its weight in gold. Tho price $1.00 per box or 0 boxos for (5.00 if ordered 'at ono tlmo and a guarantoo will bo given that any caso mcn tionod abovo that it does not cure, tho money will bo refunded. As to our flnancinlst&ridlng'WB refer' 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 it is. Bend for circulars and testimonials. Addrosa, (S1P-AJSTCSHI JW033IOIBnE& CO., 1 Stockton. Street SAN FRANCISCO, CAL,, U. S. A. 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OaaaaVa and Kmocw cm be bMina at lowest rates) Jivr. sHiefsMM, Atm.tir.mvmr.A4i- KX.OUi Mm ii iter Screen Doors AND JOBBINTJ. Morlpy & WInstanloy. Bhop 61 State street. J. E. MUItPIIY. -BrM. awl Tile NOHTlf flALUlt. J. L.ASHBY. Talce It I EVENING JOURNAL, Only 3 cents a day delivered at your door. Meat Market, S05,Coinmroal Street. Good moats. Prompt dellTery. lavi(J. McKillo., Steam Wood Saw JOHN C, MARTIN, Horseshoeing. BLAOKSMITHING. Leave2rder!.rat Salem Im provement' Co... 93 State street. BtAte fcitreot, - - "ESPANO" This wonderful preparation is Purely Vegctablo : compounded from tho prescription of tho Official Physician to tho Court of Spain. "Espanq" rccreatcB Mental and Nervo Power in Man and "Woman. An infalliblo remedy for Nervous and General Debility, Nervous Prostration) Creeping Paralysis, "Weakness caused by' Debilitating-bosses, Excesses or Over-indulgences, Di cipicnt Softening of the Brain or ParcsiB, Dissincss, I,os3 of Memory, Confused Thoughts and all Brain, Nerve or Sexual Weaknesses. It has no equal in restoring tho Stomach and Brain to its normal condition following tho abuso of Alcoholic Beverages, or indulgence in tho Opium, Morphino or Chloral habit. SPANISH B BAIN AND SMITH BROS., CONTRACTORS & PLA8TERER8. Iyeove orders atCottle-Varkhurst block,roum 15, Halem, Oregon. HORSE TRAINING. Have had 18 years experience training fr track or carriage, 'forms reabouable. Can be found at WotUoolt' stable, or address Halem e-fl-lm JAM1CHKINU. MONEY TO LOAN On Improved Ileal Estate, In amounts aud lime to suit. Mo delay In considering loans. FEAR & FORD, loom 12. Hush Hank block. 6 IMu FOE SALE. On easy term and cheap. A SO acre orchard onHunny UldnNo. one. 8 mile south of Haiem. &J4t-dw JOHN U ART. Farm far SmIo or Trade. On easy terroi. four mile east of Uubllmltr. oontalning 117 acre- will trade for property in or near naiein. a. u. nuvc, S-8-dw Kubllmlty.Or II P. M. CARS. 1 1 p. in. Chi-h leavo Hetcl and Ptollice dally tw Asylum, Penitentiary and Cemetery oh Capital City Railway. Car leaves a. m,, eMtaeet lawltk verlaad trala. aa4 cam leav Hte1 every 3 mUatt'H frMt : a. m. t 11 b m. fr all MlRtH n the Uae xeeatiwj Centetery Car.Takeit Cto et PwweiHter I'rjUuH. Fresh-Papers- News-Fruits- nnil L'nndics. J. L. BENNETT SON. j F. O. Qloolc T. W. TH0RNBURG, The Upholsterer, ltctnodels, re-covers and repaint nphoLstcnd furniture. KlrsU Fakm mate insurance block. REVIVER THE WILLAMETTE, SALJ2M, OREGON. Bates, $3.50 to $5.00 per Pay The best hotel between Portland and Baa Pranelsoo. First-class in all It appointment. Its tables are served wltli the Choicest JTritAta Urewn In the Willamette Valley. A. I. WAGNER. Prop. PA11M FOR SALE, A HAItQAIN lflo acre with tmprovemeoU over half undrr cultivation, rest pasture and some good timber. Term very ttny, Ad drs O. I,. NASH, O-W-lm-dw WheaUand.Or. I JL-U'JJJ. 1 l-J LU. ..., ,1 .11.11 PIlOFKSSIONAb AND 11USINK83 0AH08. i'. ii. D'Aiior. ato. a, jjikoh ak. D'AHOV Sc IIINOUAM, Attorneys at Law, llooms 1, 2 and , U'Arcy llullding. lit aute street, flpocliil attention given to busl nesa In the supreme and circuit court of the state. 2 11 R l 11U1UK. Attorney at law, balem, Ore Kon. Oltlce 271 Commercial street. mlI,MON KOItU, Attomey at law, Bulem, X Oregon. Utile upstair In I'atton block. H J, UipUKIt, Attorney at la waloiu. Ore gon. Ofllco over Hush' bank. T J.BUAW.M.W.IIUNT. HUAW&IIUNT J . Attorney t law. Ofllre over Capital National bunk, Halem, Oregon. JOHN A. OAlt-iON, Attorney at law, room Hand!, Hush bank building, Halem, Or, II. K. 1ION1IAM. W. U. UOLMJKH. BON HAM it ilOl.MKH. Attorney at law. omoeln Hush block, between auteand t,ourt, on Commercial street. K. 1-OtlUK, Htenograpber and Tjpe , write! Hest equipped typewrltina of- Co but one In Oreirou. Over Mush's bank. Halem, Oregon, THUiA HIIKUMAN Trpswrltlna; and I commercial xenography, room 11, Gray ock. jrlnt-ctaa wcric, Kate rcaftouable. D It A. OAVI3, lAiv rvt Graduate, of Vtw' york.rtveasDccuil attention to tlM dis eases of women uud children, pom, Ibruat, lungi, kidney, skin dlsrase and surgery, Ottyua at residence, lot state street. Consult, lion from to i u. iu. aud 2 to 5 p. m. 7-1-aea a Mrpi' 1-iIyhkiian andrijroeon. Onlce Slorommerclal strecUn Kldrld Week. itMiattoee no uomuercMi sir. Q a IIKOWNB, M. P.. l'hj'iwtaaaiUsluri. Q. con. oitlce, Murpuy Wlojki yeiaewoe, iKj, . om mt rclat street. DH.T U HMlTif, Ueutlst. Mt Mvtf ' sutam.()rinn! KlnUhe itnsitsil noil of every description. MilBtM' liouiaipeciaiiy. nr I). i'UUII. Architect. aJMa sIMSjmIsm VV . linns and sunerlntsuMlssiee class ol buildings. OOtee 2M (Mm street, up uur. P. J. LARSEN & 00., MMUsfdCtuMrol Woiw, Cr rlgM, , T)llOTKOTIOU)K). t A.O.U. Wv- L Mttulu tblrWJ Mt. In L, Heeu iu tneir' n . iwm yUl . w. vsns w J, flf RbUnUVf WWWlfS NERVE m i mf ' i l r " 72 - w "