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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (May 2, 1895)
scs 'TIS Iff SPRING. uiray,Jho Last of the lhrco Great Months. TUB. CAPITAL, JOURNAL. (DAILY AND WKKKljtfT BY HOKKR BROTHERS, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895. THE OAMBLINO VIOB. ,Thc,Close of Nature's Year ly Revival Season. Recovery Ja Now the Moat Rapid and Lasting. Jalncfs Celery Compound Makes Vigorous Nerves. It Purifies tho JJIood as Nothing Else Cnn Do. An a spring remedy, Palno's celery compound stands easily first In tbe careful judgement of tho physicians of this country. This remarkable discovery of Prof. Edward E. Phelpus, M. D. Lh. I)., of Dartmouth college, Is In fact so certain ly 'first In the estimation of thinking men and women In every calling throughout tho United States today that there can fairly be said to be no second. For strengthening the sick, restoring the spent euegerles of those who have become nervously exhausted, for purify ing tbe blood uud making peoplo well, Polne's colory.compound bus uovor yet been approaohod by any sarsdparillu, ionic or nervine. 11 is as superior to thorn all as strength Is superior to weakness. The remarkable results from tho uso of this great remedy are today known ut first hand In every city and village In America. The people uro today thoroughly satisfied by personal experience that Palno's celery compound makes people well. Where tho nerves havo not been properly fed and neuralgia, nervous sees, Inability to sleep, rboumatlsm, and such ovldonces of debility havo entered, Palno's colory compound has created a new appetlto, reHtorod lost strength and given new courage, new blood, and a strong, healthy will to live and get well. Try It, mk.jj.i...ii i .. in I II .j ENEFXT Mrs. Clias. S.- My. Tho disposition to gamble Is inher ent in humanity and crops out In a hundred forms. It Is as strong In tbe civilized man as in thesavage,and only disappears before tbe highest culture and adhoreuco to tho noblest ideals. Tliero has recently been a crusade against gambling In this city that has stimulated this vice, if anything. There have been no forms ol gambling suppressed and several new forms havd been added as dealing in wheat op tions and rattling for bicycles. If cru sades against gambling only inprecse it, what Is tho remedy ? Tho gumbllug vice, like any other vice, is stimulated by setting the entire o immunity to timing about It. As evil communications corrupt good man- ners,so Bolting tbe whole public talking about an ovll only increases the capac ity for absorption and spreading of tbutevll. It gets just tbe recognition it thrives upon. It nourishes by agita tion. It Is diminished by pushing so ciety along other lines of improvement, in placo of pushing everybody right into tho fire we seek to quench. Those who would seek to diminish a public ovll should not go about It as Is said of sumo Nlmrods who hunt ducks with a brass band. They must be wlso as serpents but harmless as doves. An enlightened public sentiment Is really only tho aggregate of the morals and Ideals of tho community. What uro our Ideals of education? What are our Ideals of family life, of bringing up our children? Do we teach them in all ouses to scorn gottlng money otherwise than by honest Industry? Do we teach our boys ttiat no dollar Is theirs which has not been honestly earned by sorvlco rendered or for which they hayo not given full valuo received ? Or do wo seek to ongonder tho idea that they must In somo way learn to make their llvlnc by their wits, by sharp practices or by auy hook or crook ex cept honest Industry? If wo can rightly answer and practically apply these Inquiries, wo would begin to strlko at tho root of tho gambling vice. OUR NEW PREMIUMS. - r JouitNAL readers are urged to see our list of premiums offered on another page. A fashion journal tree. "The Queen of Fashions." A Rich Gift Book, free, from the pen of Andrea Hofer of Chicago. A Romance of Malaya, a beautiful book free. Home Education two choice uaga zincs. Standard works of English literature. When you are visiting your friends tell them about Tjik Journal and get these beautiful premiums for a few new names. ltced's Opera House, Friday Eve, May 3 J'llOUUAMMK. Orohrwlra. llcltatiou "Zlngarella," In costume, Mm. ChM.B. lUulr. Hklrt Dauo Mluti Iona Hindi una NU tl Jleckncr. rmilomliim "Jeiiiu Lover of My Honl," Mra. Ry lMJllbrl. voottl Bolo ttolwwd, AIIm Junto Drown. . Uiimkmm Hcui from "JCsinenuuV Mr, HMy and MIm Juil Matthews, The "Trilby UuurUdle-Ur-.ll. 11, Holland, JMIft AJIca HUiuer, lielau OojMJlaud, Junta Brown, 'DrMHUUo Action'' .Mm. II. II. Tlioiniiwin. Mrs. WIIIU Duuulway, Mi. Jl. W. Hoyer. , oiunnrr. , mumm nauiutiiiit iir nirnan, iuiua uoouy, jutma Mm, M. W, HUM, I.UIU froy- llrey lv. J ntui, Jr TluuuiMgii, Uuur Williams, Maud JIIitmu, JuelU Wtri.iCIUclTliomiM)ii.l)iiU Ntwtutili Dance- ylut lUlnn ttnwluuit, iKicltUm-''Diln'i Dream," Mn. , U, Hltly. Miilwme Drill-Mrs, n, w, Meyers, Nr. it.Kllnj Tamborlui Drill-Mr, II. W,W J. M. Mori try, Mr. Jl. Jl. Tltoiillwou, Willi UUUUIway,4lMM llll JIUi llwi lkotuiaou, inwU llroyiuitu, l.cll WaUis, Maud MIimIi, Luiy Wllllaw,l"y 'ilmiiiNMiii, K4uMxxly,r.uiu IIIikIi, WUIiii Jlr) KIM), TlcktUCOo, UalUryjJlo, No ultra uuarjt lor mmeu tun, C. ft LANE Mkhoiiant Tmwh, 'ill Comimuolul tit, Huluiu. WlTVLOSB TIUB AKU MOKKYf r uu4,uj r HWy w inn you am ( (il BftUllrM MMllMI Mill J! eld ftMMU ill IWM Hcluit lujiut 6 tvuUi vw III or tU) woilu mi mm k p , , If A HIUMi, Honmft Siiokino mmwimt final notice ffJf ! WtfJ WHlJW) H 'tiiuB The Oswego Ironworker, Herbert L. QUI, editor, and J. S. Barton, business mauagor, has this editorial Item: Ex-Senator Dolph has decided to mako a strong light for Henutor Mitchell's svat and will havo thu uiirn- out support of tho Oregonlan, which we think opposed Mitchell on a former oo caslou. Tho Iron worker is u groat admirer of Mr, Dolph. Tjii5 Joijhnai.'h two 6,000 tulle wheelmen aro u city chap and n farmer a pojiular young Y, M, 0. A. leader ami a plain worklnginau with a big family tc support. Hut they aro both expert uyclUtu and good reporter of what thuy ueo. Judge Hewitt n addlllonnl circuit Judge will earn all the salary lie goU If he dtH)lde (ho Kattsni Orvgou asylum case and thu railroad ooiiiniMoii cumj rlfiht for the (rue JnleroiU of the Hoplo of Oregon. Jf ho iIihw not Intend o take (lie side of Utd w)j)loii nuolt iMi4allie rll road iMmuiiMou wull, how ito the eariitl at(oniey.Ktineral ejxvt (4 uarii iUwlury off3(X)0year iipjuijiiijiij inniu luiwwiim A Hliiu mwMy papt'r doytdojx (im ImI (hat I III oily lias Nil lMiut.nl puiii hur if bright woiuwii wfHw. Ami KJiun of Ihu lirlht buy? dot m)i xainilii prlnl. immmtt imi.iniMniin Tli iwimm reibuli)g i'ul Huliuo, wIiij oululdud a iltifaullvr, nml praUliig 1 1 miry VlllMhl Uid llviiiK rallnM wiwkif xh llli Ijijjgur itilofofihij iWH. fWWp? Oommunlcatod. Few saddor deaths occur than that ofC. T. Williams at his home in East Salem on Thursday, April 26. He had been employed continuously for more than Aye years as guard at tbe main gate at the prison, and on Mon day morning, eb. 18, while whittling kindling to start a fire, cut his t'jumb slightly, which, within two days, de veloped into blood poison and later into erysipelas. In spite of tho best of medical skill be grew steadily worse until, after nine weeks of Intense suffer ing, death came to his relief. Mr. Williams was born in Kentucky on Feb. 14, 1842, and camo to Oregon in 1862. On Oct. 14, 1808, he was mar ried to Miss Jane Daly, a ttsp-daughter of the late Capt L. N. Euglsb, and with tho exception of two years spent In Ban Diego, Cal., and three years in Morrow county, this slate, has made Marlon county his home. He was a man of generous Impulses, and his popularity among tboso who knew him best Is attested by the fact that during his protracted illness the family was literally overwhelmed with proffered assistance by tbe entire neighborhood, and especially by bis associates among tbe prison employes. Tho writer of these lines was for more than 0 years his moct intimate friend, uud now that he has been called to his reward, desires in this manner to express his appreciation of his generous nature and the grief he feels at his un timely death. My friend had saved every dollar of his earnings during the last fiyo years and built a comfortable homo, where he wus preparing to live In. easo and comfort, but Provi dence has willed otherwise and a duti ful wife and uileutiouutt) children ure lolt to mourn the loss of u husband who was always conslderute and a father always kind. At his own request baptism by sprinkling was ministered u few days before his death and .tlnsro can be no doubt that his spirit wus guided to the bottorland by that "faith once deliv ered to tiie saints," which, in past ages und now has been tlin fore-runner or civilization and tho hope of the human race. A Frihni). VrjcplarJan Ilulldoi. Jim Bojes, 11 Han Frauclfico gontlo man who keeps what Is known as tho Golden Shore butcher shop, has two vegetable eating bnlldogs, who have managed to live and thrive on potatoes, carrots, turnips, cabbage and othor va rieties of vcffotablPH, together with a littlo fruit occasionally by way of des sert. Paddy, tho nmlo dog, 0 years of ugo, ha been living on green goods for about flvo yoarp, while Nellie, the mate, bos eaten tho food since her acquaint ance with Paddy, which Is of about two years' standing. Mr. Boycs recently fod tho dogs iu tho prcsenco of an Examiner reporter. Ho throw a big Early Roso po tato down the sidewalk, aud Paddy reached tho prize first, took it in his mouth, bit it in two pieces ana dropped It again. Nellio took tho largest pieco ud nto every fragment. Paddy thou Vwk tho other half and gulped it down vholo. "Ho doesn't caro much for potatoos, but ho -will eat them if Nellio docs," said Mr. Boyes. "Yon must not imag ine that ho hroko tho potato in two as on act of chivalry. Ho probably thousjirf; it was a turnip." As intimated by Mr. Boycs, Paddy prefors turnips and always peels them himself. Mr. Boyes then throw Paddy a whito turnip about thesizoof his fist. Tho dog caught it in his mouth, rolled it around a fow moments, spit out a handful of peel and quietly munched tho tender heart' with as much relish as Ward McAllister would dissect a ten derloin. His mato used the same care whilo eating her turnip, but swallowed tho potatoes skin and all. Sail Fran cisco Call. Pontlmd Is ahead of Balem In the number of empty houses and the hard less of times generally. The Union couuty Republican Is prlttlng some excellent comic cartoons on fie money mieton. One would think the attorney-gen eral of Oregon got his pay from the railroads instead of the people. Salem Is the cycling center of the North Pacific coast. The pulse of business is beating rtrongerand steadily improving. Great Northern. J. L. Mitchell Is no longer agent for the Great North ern railway. All persons wishing In formation about the Great Northern routes will for the present apply to C. C. Donovan, general agent, Portland. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castorla TODAY'S MARKETS. Nervous prostration Hood's Sarsnpnrllln Cavo Nerve Strength and Good Hoalth. "Hood's Sarsaparllla hs helped me Yonuenuiij. three years I havo been doctoring but could not get cured. Soon after beginning to take Hood's Sarsapa- rllla there was a change for the bet ter. In a short time I was feeling iplendldly. For I could not Ho If Jm I'fflQl&JWBBM&EI D. B. FISK & CO U II LEADER hum SPECIALTY. provi 0118 dVwT to on account of my heart trouble and nervous prostration. I now rii-. trull and am able to ap nor, o. A Rlnc Puzzle. In this city recently the possessor of n diamond ring requested a friend to take tho ring to a reputable house and borrow $10 upon it. Tho friend com plied and soon roturned with tho mon ey. Tho ring was placed in the safe by tho man who furnished tho cash, there to remain until it should bo redeemed. Later on No. 3, who pawnod the ring for No. 1, concluded that ho would liko to havo $10, and as tho ring was a val uable one he returned to tho man with tho safoand asked for thomouoy, which was readily furnished, tho safe man supposing tho ring belonged to No. 2, tho man who pawned it. Nos. 1 and 3 now had $10 eaoh, provided thoy had not spent it, which is moro than likely. Later on it happened that tho safe man went homo for tho night, and his place was taken by auothor. Tho socond safe man know nothing about tho transac tions of tho first fcafo man concerning tho diamond riug. When anothor man (No. 8) presented himself and courteous ly statod that ho hud left a ring in the chargo of tho first safo man and dosirod to got it, tho becond safo man, being convinced that tho ring bolonged to No. 8, handed out tho glittering oirolo cf gold without unncce-sary doluy. No. 8, on obtaining possession of the ring, found that ho also needed some money, and nt once. Ho theioforo lost no timo in putting np the ring nt his uncle's for an equivalent in ooln of tho realm. Tho result: Tho first hafo nnn is out (30. No. 1 is nut a diamond ring and owes $10. No. 3 is nhoud $10. No. 8 is ahead all ho could got on tho ring. Holeua Independent. Deafness Cannot Bo Ourod by locul upnilcutlouB as thev cannot reach tho dlscused portion of the ear, '""I" " 'MIJ " TM IU UUIU UUUIUUtttS. and that is by constitutional remedies, Deafness Is coused by un ititlumed con dltion of thu mucous lining of tho Eus tachian Tube. When this tube is in flamed you havo a rumbling sound or Imperfect heuring, and when it Is en tlruly closed, deafness Is tho result uud unless tho liillumatlon can be ta ken out uud this tube restored to its normal condition, hearing will bo de stroyed orovur; nlno cases out of ten aro canned by cuturrh, wbloh Is nothing but un Inllamed condition of tho mu cous niirrnctw. Wu will glvo One Hundred Dollars for uuy case of Deafuess (canned by catarrh) that cunuot be uured by Hall's Calurrh (Jure, Hend for circular free F. J. UllKNUY A (Jo., Toledo, O, Htf-Uold by Druggists, 75u. llMw JUieuniatlBiu Jh u tmiiptoin of dlbvttoo of tho kid lit1), it will oerluiiily bo relieved by Parks' Huro Cunt, That lieadauhe, haukaohe und tlrt"l fedlm oome from Ihu Numtt cause, Ask for Parks' Hiiro Cum for ihu liyur uud kidneys print t i.iv, now wy jjiiiiu a, Jiroou. iu n Thure are 177766 mlloti of railroad In lie W11IM Mlalis. 'i'iiDlu mm mjm,hM rIU lined lo cover Ihltgruund. 'J'liw urt.ww,tO00lw ul to hind Illtito rail lOKtither. hut no ninth siiimjiil, howovnr, Is inquired o bmj TnlHi'i,UJU,i iVJUJu UIMUK of jfood rud( htf th. wiiU jtfiHiint ihu nmjiihouw tMjurn l H!iu mi m u ortdii ij Hut w-KDiid muuly in IhM utv lu wmlili. Ihu ItcarU of Ihu Iravvlliig puhllu to ih faut Hi itt llio Wl.twumlu L'niiiral llui furnUli kiiimrhir Mllllt uu all tlitlr (tains lulwwju HI, Paul and UIiKmuo. Wlllllh ftlflll olflMI tiOIIIJKllil)U Ml(l all iiniMt in ion ii aim iiuiii. Mukua nolo of It. Youya No jda luw iiiMy MoimJ' HurMimllU hll ID U4MIS H( lilt (W1)pU who (wo l l ml iil or run down ifwm unv uaimu. I m)in lo ol) 1111 Ihu whole liiadhun ut wr lioi body jmi that nil niuvu. Miiuwthly Mini work twtmv il)iil HM'ntiituaiHttlllaM j what y ImI. Tfy ll. JIiMd'jj I'HU mtuHvfi JU, MilM' im, TIIiih )m JK hji JjisW. A Ulfjb U7ir liiunlly Iim M livpr. WMWI.W imn m HMiihi 'Sr&:ZuuJ7. i'J' ZUu "fJ,T Si iill vwr(iiMi tHjM(lioodyi pi),!!, UJhm l 6 BfitSS utumlM uutflii.1 luiuhiu u...iu... ,11.HAw'e.rf'ipTHufiffin ..... ..-. ,,,.t or,.,., wui tlll IWI. MlitfOII ml hii 1 ' -i- " iui kLlA A ill! tut ullViuiL uu ltuil fdult wIlli ' ' nm" l'l ."'(, JlijiUt (hill,, m tUi ; ibJ 01)11 ttftn QtVfQt i Mm uii. Jtyfcs' Nmw (hu lily Hvaf bHil kliliify WJfu mv (i llii Kfillrn )iU, HUti 1 1 J.h A llrwuk 6 llrii W'oml nml Ilniactt. Kx-CongrooMiuaii Bon Wood tolls a characteristic nneodoto of his first moot lug with Juinos Gordon Bonnett, tho older. Mr. Wood took nnnctivopartin local politics boforo ho wns of ago. One day ho wai traduced, an ho thought, by n newspaper roporter, and aftor tho fnsh Ion of thoho days sought personal satU faJtiou by giving tho reporter a physical castigatiou. Mr. Bennett in Tho Herald took tho matter up und roasted Mr. Wood editorially. Tho next day tho lat ter wont to tho oditorlal ojlloo, firmly rosolvod to beat Mr. Bennett too. He found tho editor at his dosk, aud thrust Jug a copy of tho mprnlng paper under his no.o said: I wont to know who wroto that artiole, sir." Mr. Bennett laid down his pen, and looking up ut him curiously and beulg tiaiitly luked: "Aro you Bon Wood?" "Ye, ulr. That is my noma." "Well, Wood, how old uro you?" "I inn nearly SO," "Indued, "rujoluud Mr. Bennstt, with tho In und huotuh iiwimt. "Wull, Mr. Wool, u. n't vim think it n mnut tliimr for ti mail yumiK us ou ur to )o dlgultliHl uud ndvotliseil by u imtlut) fn (he mHmul mx nt Tho flpruhl? My iltinrair, f .uiigrutujuto you." Mr Vuo.J wtu lakun ulmk with IliU inw rtw uf thu tldiig. The twa mmi hud 11 friwnily chat, mid thu man who oom lo aiiKiy wmi( uwuy In high wd h Minor uud will) the wlllor' bluing. Hw V'k Mall and linyr, A 1140,000 I'Uim, Mr. VutmHuu Vniidurhilt ta u tUl. ful huu iyir nml lo u vlullnt of IW WOJIW) Llllly, JIu JH jui wiyr (row a awo mmiuauiuitir Mm MMtitMt I liutu it ii iU ttiiihorliv uf lU mhW ijmi MiU.u(fuJ lioiruimwit uo.1 Mr i4wUH uu.wi, m w my km c u a huod iwluittij MmiHl jOftim, ti immit Iwwii m b,, nmwyd Um W4iwiife Tijittiiy liiu yuUf fgr (p rtiVi Uhui m uj, m W (iUu VnmlsrtM ( mm UMrtr 4skf i)rw yrk M AmlnH Miilnti A rnwUH tUtH'oy toi i J mmhmii 4v tm mmUmtm m (MM,, uf UAVlkm, iHliTBl '"- J 11 l- -1U. .... r ' f...,u J. fkTmk Prices Current by Telegraph Local and.Portland Quotations. HALEJI PRODUCE MAliKKT. BOTCHER STOCK. Veals dressed 4 els. Hogs dressed 4Jc. Llvo cattle 22jc. Sheep alive $2.00. MILL PRICES. Salem Milling Co. quetes: Flour In wholesale lots $2.25. Retail $2.60. Brin $11 bulk,$12.50 sacked. ShorteJ$12 13. Chop feed $14 and $15. WHEAT. 40 cents per bushel. HAY AND QRAIN. Oate 2022Jo. Hay Baled, cheat $5.500: timothy $7.50. FARM PRODUCTS. Wool Best, 10c. Hops Bt st, 3 to 7c. Eggs In trade, 81c. Butter Best dairy, 1012Jcj (anf y creamery, 1520c. Cheese 10 10 12$ eta. Farm smoked meats Bacon Se: hams, 11; shoulders, 7. Potatoes 20c. Onions 2 cent LIVE POULTRY. Poultry Hens, Co; rooste.-s i t wanted; duoks, 67c. Turkeys.6Sc. PORTLAND QUOTATIONS Grain. Feed, etc. Flour Portlaud, $2.35; Walla Walla, $2 05; graham, $2.30; superfine, $1.80 per oarrel. Oats White, 2830c; milling 31 32o; grey, 2G28o- rolled, in bags. vu.iuvrvu, uuimiB, $o.uuuue.zo: cases, $3.76. ' Potatoes 35o persacu; sweet, 2c per lb. Hay Good, $09 per ton. Wool valley, 80c. Millstufls Bran, $12.50;horts,$13.50j chop feed,i()13 er ton; chicken wheat, 75o percental. Hops Dull, 27c. Hides ureeu. salted, ill) Mm. air im. der 60 lbs., 23c; sheep pelts, 1060c. UAIKV PRODUCE. Butter Oregon faucy creamery, 14 17o; fancy dairy, ll12io;.fulr to gooo 810o; common,071e. Choeso Oregon 10llo per pound; nV.V,? ""c"u""iti-ic Hwissimp., 2830o; Dom.,1418c. iggs Oregou, Oo per dozen. Poultry-Ohickeus, $3.O03.60 per t fK. ' Vuu,RO",o1u"0-0; Reese, (7,6U neveral tlown trouble and nervous r03b WCll IIU " Hw.y -- -, . -Tj, whatever kind. If I had not tnea oou Sarsaparllla Sarsaparllla I do not (T TjaC know what would i,"1 have becomo of me." n iUft Mas. S. Braddook, 401 Erie Avenue, Wllllamsport. Pennsylvania. Hood's Pills ffJod'-?SSMS Mood's la. l.W&HW& NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. AtORNKR LOT.-A 7 room house. Barn and other outbuildings; pleasantly lo cated; at a bargain for cash. Or will take an unimproved lot In part payment If acoepted atonce. Apply to A. W. Dennis, 105 State st. IROM and alter t bis oate 1 will be found 1 doing a regular Tailoring and Repairing business ut tho oDeru liouso stand, recently occupied by tbe aalem Tailoring hslabllsh ment, where I uhall be glad to receive and ex ecute all orders ut very reasonable rates und In a workmanlike style. J. KUUENbTElN. IW Court St. 4 ai Bt Fine Mi linery Onl Look out for the bargaj sales last of the week. NcJ window in a few days. Miss Rodman, as alwajy will be pleased to see her clJ tomers, and will make evenJ effort to please thetu. ruKuLA SUbRMAN Typewriting an tj commercial stenography. Office, roj H, Gray block. The best of work done at re ionable rales. 13-28 M OMSY TO L.UAN, U. Marsh. Post Office blocs. Room a 11 If. IijR ExOUANQE Aflrst-class grain farm, ' situated In the famous James River Val ley, Notth Dako'a, close to good market. Will exLhange lor property about fcSulem. Address 11., cure Jouruul. Ll. FISHER, xnewspaper Advertising Agent . 21 ilercnunu' txchange, Han Fmucisco, laourauthoilzed ngeut. 'Ihls puper Is kepi on tile In hlsolllce. ClUKlollAXM aUlKMCio Literature ol m ; Kinds on sale aud Chrlstluu Science ser vices at SKI Liberty street, corner Uhcmeketa. lAiu'li I'Ai'Jitt Liigtj lotoi heuvy brown j wrappiaK paper ior wie cneap, thlii jim jHitllng under aupets. ,u UIMCO Just tbt Call at Jour tt I.IOK siiJi uik 1KADJ& Tho hundred acres r "Oucres in culilvutlou aud IM acres grub ukiasiure, with ruunlog watir the year mud, will trade tor SOacius L'ood land nfiir .ato i in purt i ujiiuni. Inquire or address 1. u. 11 A Kio. 1 t-rrj dale, I'olk county, or, dJlui D,RESSMA1 G Having moved ray areosmaklng parlon J lem a share of their patronage. HaUHfactlJ Ifcivcu fliiKl, OU JXUUUU41B, 1 E. M. WAITEPIllNTING CO, BOOK AND JOB im m AND Legal Blanh Publishers, Bush's New Brlclcover the hank. Oom'l Rtrrl Carpets. Carpets J A ROTAN has bought the entire stodi carpets und mattings, olio oths and llnoleua 1 J. Mers, of the White House corner, im win sell carpets lor the next 00 daja lor froa 10 to 29 per cent less than cost. Call and a amine my stock and prices and be convince 1 "" J. A. UUX'AH j .i u. - - l orilana. Uucramento, aeattle JL lu oiuauudBan Krauolsco papers on sal 4 Hop! fiKtollli'ri olock. fl.uu, IUI niJJO, UIVHHUII, I'M, Beer-TopBteers, 88Jo per lb; fair clroaaed beof,504o. ' &Iut7"Ilest-B"eei'--00275;oliojee OWlW, vm.00. Hobs- CholPii. Iivu r.nro c light and redor,t3(); cfreaueU, 4Jo 'tor Veal Slllttll. f'linlnn trtM, 0,.o or. 8Jo Hr pound. ' "' ""B'w BAN FRANCISCO MAHKIJT. Woel: Oregon Kaatcrn cliolco, 81 llln iln Itir-trlv 11..-,... .in ....!' n .., - .hiiwi, uimiu, uu vuuey, u Jlopa-QuotaUloutfiQ)7Jo I'nUiUm-lUriy lUuo, 0(40o eaokiij JIurnanliH, 40oC)fi0 pr TucU, woiwniiiiuiir n i)7()i j 74 Wjwi.iiuim.Biiiin i jiljji i.ii uiiiLuinmij,!, Ill JPiXtf & ' " """"I p viiiiiiiH RLMuNhD uooaeu auction and com mis Klon bouse, bicoud hand goods bought uud (.old on commission. 1'urtUs having auy tblng to sell should call and tee we. Furm ijiilesahpeclaliy. J F. GaUDK, auctioneer. C. fl. MACK, DENTIST. i Cjrner Court and Commercial Sis. Ottlce'wltii Dr, J. Jl. Keene 1 HnfClul UtLiillllnn (Ivnn tn.n..ua..,ln -. the natural oeVh by liuiugs o flue gold ior otuer suitable material.. ' ' Aching or Abscessed Tueth llSuccessfully Treated aud filled or crowned with gold or pure alum, lnum, Flnentui; Gold Crownland Gold Bridge Work, n.u opurauons ii nearly lulnles .as morlal man can muke them, Artificial Teeth ActuallylBotter IhancaubolwdeUewhere.una m cheap an Uiechear.!. J'urtles havlui ttrllflclal teeth whigli Ian u, glvo wtliifdcilon will he guarau. UHMjiellef In reiving from our liaiid. uu, UDusamiDd adttpuuoii, irengih umt uuu Ufttl UIUtMralllH), CARD OF COMMENDATION, lToin4HMnonrUuud,or., April lo.ibsj. lotHUMUnor Jiehiuu, Alimtanu.l ' ' Dr U II. Mask, Jiemut mw millliut 0, your ully, iwi rorWerly , j.orUaud uMUV Known u uu of iw, iwt ftw c,uu ;,)d QW l"rlo,iiUaH.lHij,wli,e, lie u, 1, UnumyMvnuiUyatamMtouai na favor J.A UUAI'MANjM.J)., Wll li iirii'iiTi"t.'".."uUi T. H. BLUNDJBLiLi, Moraingside Poultry Yard SALEM, OR. Eggs From Prize Winning Poultry, 1iaTr,ld..ttnd,Whlte Plymouth Rocks, Golda aPtt vvn i6 Wyandottes, alack; Mlnorcas, 8I . m .iwvwiim uiuwu, uuu ana wiijU tjeghorns. u. B. ltedQauie Bantling and vm uucks; also squabs and Fancy l'lgeona. Tiki motor curs for the yards. Cash should i "4J 1 UIUTS, -SKE- BDRGtRiF, IDE ARCHITECT, UKFOItK YOU BUILD. Offlce over the Dally Btatesman. FOR SALE OR TRADE, Klghty.two acres In Bridgeport precinetl tiiy Dallas, Dr. Huie Wing Sang Co,, IMi'UUTiSIW Janiuete Fam y Uoods, all kind o' Hlik Kb i Jiti .??. ltHnT aud watte Uulsliisi. ssasr HutsssKi. ssxs.' SALEM TILE WORKS, '.LAIMJK m-QQK. ON UAHV, tittT.JJW yara, tuaxujSUu!. mu"r ''" ,AitiXiam J, K, UUIW'JIY, J,alrOrouia,0r a.iIv'iuiium, ii.'; 'ua- $l500 REWARD .OFFERED, J. 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