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Newspaper Page Textremos V mmmmm f s Dailf Capital Journal y HOVBK BROTHBR9, MONDAY, JUNE 20, 1890. XtXXtAXtX ti .DAILY LINE TO PORTLAND STEAMERS Altona and Ramonaf -LEAVE P iMILY. Portland, 645 n m Salem, 7MS a. m. Impendence, 6130 a. m. SUNDAY, ' osooa.m. I0il5 .m. 0:00 a m. H ?u!ck lime, regular service atul cheap M. P. BALDWIN. 1 Acent, Salem, t Gauntlet Gloves. Another lot juit received by eipicss. Ueit quality of kid. Price $1.50. Bicycle Jerseys. In plain or gull patterns, In n variety of trice and price. Summer Corsets, The quick wiling kind. 50 cent each. Straw Hat Bargains, All our fine straw lwt cut toiell. It will pay l buy IhN'wrrk. Trojan 'Waifts. Only the ' i n 't "it " 1 Liti-iiImP in the Trojan brand. P i:c: It Ladies' Collars and Cuffs. We expect .1 fine line by rupres ilm week . Belts, Buckles, Etc. ' All the Utet noelte. Jet buckle In plain and fancy. J, J, Dalrymple Co, AN INTERESTING LSTTER. Is Received From SecreUry Walter C. Paige. Albert M. Grllley, uctlngHccrctury for the Y. M. 0. A. received a letter, Bovonil days since, from W. U. Paige formerly located at Salem as secretary of the local association. Mr. Paige report a ory pleasant trip to his homo with but ono accident worth mentioning. Whlloaplnnlng through Montana aboard u passenger train, a cow appeared on the track and re fused to glvo wav for the rapidly approaching train. As a result the train was derailed but fortunately Mr. Palgo escaped without any Injury whatovor, his wheel however did not fare -bo, well. It was located In the baiMiiuo cat and was almost com pletely demolished. Mr. Palgo Is now visiting his par ents at Amherst, Mass. Next month ho will locate at Hondorsou, Ivy., where hu has accepted a position as secretary of tho Y. M. 0. A. Hender son, Is a city with almost tho samo population as Salem. Tho Y. M. C. A. Is considered tho popular Institu tion of tho city and Is royally sup ported by tho business men. The building or a largo now building with modern equipments for tho associa tion, Is contemplated In tho near future. Mr. Paige's many friends In Salem will wish him unbounded suc cess in his now Held of labor. XucklB'(i Arnlc Salvo The best Salve In the wot Id for Cuts, Bores, Bores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum. Fever and all Tetter. Chapped hands, Chilblains, Bruises, Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Flics or no pay required. It is guaranteed to Live per fee satisfaction or money refunded. Price 35 cents a box. For sale by Fred A LKK Choicest Patterns Ducks, dimities, percales, dial' Iks crepes, organdies, Swisses, pieties satines and pllsces. Fine aephyr ginghams 10c a yard. Sm our tan shoes, straw hats and summer underwear. Best goads, lowest prices, .Willis Bros, a Co, Court and Liberty. Tho Cash Dry Goods, Clothing uud Shoo Houso, Light and Cool ."1 ' 1 i 1 I I I I T'T'I lilt iSmng the dacntiet eatables this hot weather are the Oregon OackcrComjanics whole wheat wafers, graham wafers, high tea wafers, perfection fancy cookies. Boston an XXX sodas AM fresh from tle bakery. Ladies, please call and see for ASoimemann's JSC Gtocery 124 Court street PERSONAL. Oo J. Teari svusa Piirtlaml via- Chronicle of Events and Individuals at the lloryeatorday. j P1"1 cu Lcandcr, the medium, went to Port- Miss A. M. Tavlor left tills morn land Sunday mornlnjf. In for Walla Wallla. Hon. David Crnlp of Mncleay, was Miss Jessie Settlcmlre returned to In tlic city today. her home at .Woodburn on the after- Dr. W. II. Byrd made a professional noon local, trip to Jefferson today. I Miss Minnie Anderson. Is vlsltlnc rtecelverF.il. Anson returned this Portland friends, to which place she morning, from Portland. , went Sunday morning. .. w A.i... n.fn,ii i nlenlc Misses Onle and Genevieve McKin- non , Woodburn Sunday. , Hon. W. T.J Davenport and W. P. . Wl llnnwipcnl Sunday at New Era. Wnnamsspeni,bu y Tl ... f;n J came up from Portland this morning. , r.. ritfi nrirl win. AfYinti.cme. were' passengers to Portland this morning. It. A. Kirk was a Portland passen VIU1 WIJ '.-F ---w r, , ger via steamer Itamona this morn ing. M. E. Pogue returned this morning from u business trln to Tillamook City. E. P. McCornack, the banker, re turned this morning from a trip up the valley. Kcv. J. M. Shulsc, of Shcdds, passed through Salem this morning bound for Portland. A. O. Damon of the Blue Front, Is rapidly recovering from a lameness of several week's duration. A.N. Moores, manager of the Cap ital Lumbering (V. mill, win a Port land buslifew visitor today. .1. .1. Read of the woolen mlllsstore, lurt today for Southern Onvnn, where he whl visit the mining camps In tho Interest of his house. Mr. (Itiy Mlller.or Salem, was In tho .;lly lust evening, visiting Ills cousin, Mrs. W. M. Parker, going from here Ui CurvalilM -Alb.iliy DuiiKk'rat. Nov. P. Hlttner and coo Simon, went to Purl land this moriilu.g.wlicro the latlir will accept a position as an U;iMviiticeliiu leading tailor cstali llxliu.i'iitof that city. The-Comblnatlon Harbor shop have secured tho service of Dan Volmar. of Portland, formerly of Salem. Ho Is a tine young man and 11 ornrk barber. Albany Democrat. J. Ilex Ilyars returned Saturday night, from a visit with his brother, atGoldcndale, W11. Mr. liyars spent Sunday with Salem friend, and left this morning for Itoseburg, where he will loin his Barents. Be Sure you are Right And then go ahead. If your blood ii Impure, your appltlte failing, your nervni weak, you may bo tuie that Hood's Sariaprilla it what you need. Then take no substitute. Insl.t upon Hood' nud only Hood's, Ttili U the medicine which hat the largest tales In the woild. Hood's .Saraprllla is the One True lllood Purifier. Hood's Pills arc prompt, eflicient, alwajs reliable, easy to take, easy 10 operate, A MoICinlky Hot. Saturday u Re publican of the llrst water bet a box of clitars on his ticket, but his silver opponont insisted that they must bo la Corona, as thoy were both protec tionists. This Iwas readily agreed upon. Kxcuhbion Uatka. Tnko stoamers Humonii and Altona for Portland, ono faro round trip, July 1. -', 3nml4 Tickets good for returning July 8. Leave dally at7:!5 a. in. The Altona makes a fast trip on Saturday, leav ing Salem at 7 o'clock a. in., reach I ng Portland early. u20 2t. JTEKOTHK MANY. Ill tllCSO Wltrill days, when your horses tiro exhausted with hard work, Is tho tlmo to glvo them clean hay and good grain He member that Ilrowstor & "Whlto, 01 Court strcot, aro the leaders. A SArBlloit.uiNa. If you want to lo sure of good results when you ercot it houo bo sure to get the best material by calling on tho Salem Im provement Co. for It. Ul.ll 1,-lJSlT! If your food Is soggy, greasy, Indigestible me e ThoN.K.Flrbnk Company, I BU.ou!i,Chle;o, Montreal, Ban Francisco, Portland, Oregon, 3HEESlBESI3HBsra NV SaV" Nay" i Jk v 2 L. . ZZ 1 MAN FOUND DEAD. &j$jjJB SOCIAL. HARMONICS. ney spent Sunday In Turner, return- " ",c m n,0"1,nf ' . n .. Misses Carrie Cambcll and Delia Osborn returned this afternoon from the Turner can.pmeetlnj linn, and Mrs. C. A. Schclbrcde, of Rascburg, came down rrotu xurncr this afternoon where they have been attending Camp mooting. Mrs. Edward Hlrsch and daughters, Misses Leone and Ella, returned this morning from a three montliH' visit with friends and relatives In tho Golden State. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sauter left Sun day morning for tho east. They will bo gono all summer, and will visit Minnesota, Kansas, and other eastern states. Misses Camllle and Lillian Dosch, who have been the guests of the Misses Mcschan the past two weeks, left this morning via the steamer Hamona, for their homo In Portland. Mrs. jS'ancy Holmes and son, Dr. II. Tt. Ilolmcsaud MIssGcorgiaMcGrath, who have been visiting at the home or Attorney W. II. Holmes, In this city, left this morning for their homo In Portland. Mrs. W. II. Holmes and daughter Miss Claire, and son Master W. II. Holmes, Jr., accompanied their piicstH to Portland, where they will visit for several days. The musical Alumni of Willamette university held n meeting Saturday afternoon, tit the residence of Mrs. J. II. Sharp, in Kast Salem. Last year's otllccrH were re-elected to servo the en- suing year. The olllcers are as follews: President. Mrs. H.J.Sharp: vice pres ident, Mrs. W. Denton; secretary, Miss May llurcham; Treasurer, Miss Chandler. No other business of any Importance was transacted at the meeting. LKfiLIK U1IUHC11. Tho Ladles Aid society of Leslie M. 13. church, South Salem, will give an Ico cream social on Tuesday evening, at 8 o'iock. A short literary program will lw given at the church. Refresh ments nt tho parsonage. Admission 15 cents Including refreshments. UltAND KNTKUTAINMKNT. On tho evening of July 4. will be given ,'an entertainment of unusual interest nt Reed's opera house. Tho liest of local talent have tendered their services to make the affair a success. Those who will participate In the program are Mrs. Halllo Par rlsh Hinges, Mrs. Walter L. T00.0, Misses Jeanetto Hooth, Mabel Carter, Lottie Hcllcnbrnud, Emma Murphy, Messrs. C. D. Ford, C. II. Uurggraf, Murry Wade It. W. Holinan, C. Taylor. Musical "Wonders, Alpine quartet, direct from Switzerland. Tho musical and literary program will bo followed by a burlcsquo entitled Faust, or Queen of Hearts, arranged by C. II. Uurggraf, with the following caste: Martha Queen of Hearts Kmma Murphy. Marguerite A Maid of Today Lottie Hellcubrand. Faust A Lad of Today Murry Wado. Mcphtstophclcs Prlnco of Darkness C. II. Hurggrar. Admission JlS cents, seata reserved at Pattons, without extra charge. Dot yM regular day for fresh llsh is Tuesday. Call around and seo him. Callthumplans of J 836. King Kormusand his mlstlek krewe of Proteus! Tho most glgautean and clegatitorrau pageant ever seen In tho northwest. World's modem mlraelos, Sir- -curious and lilppodrumo, musical wonders, Suesauas' bands, Chinese enchanters, calllos' steam Hartioy-ope, etc. Col. Coward's Cavalry Ml-U battery. Old man Hop Along and his band of braves, Zag Zlg Wheelmen's club In full dress, etc. Natives or all nations andother luuumerablo events. Orator, Gov. Pitchfork Tillman. Reader of events, Czar of Russia. The parade will leave the rendezvous promptly at 5 o'clock p. 111. A Jolly Timk. A merry crowd of Y, Mi C A. boys, consisting of August KonU, Harley white, C. Woodln, Den nis Flagg, John Chaso and Clifford Pones returned Saturday night, from a week's fishing on Rutto creek. The lioys fared well on tho speckled beau ties, and report an exceedingly pleas ant trip. ElJCtrlo Bitters. Electric Hitters is a medicine suited for any season, but perhaps more centrally needed vrhen the liver Is torpid aud sluggish and the seed of a tonic and alterative tsfclt. A prompt use of this medicine has often averted long and pethaps fatal billions fevers. No medicine ill act more surely in counteracting- and freeing the sjstent from the malarial polton. Headache, lnJleestioa, Constipa tion. Dtutncts seild to Electric Hitters. 10 cents and $.Ioo pr bottle at Fled A. LeCE' ' Drug store. Doty will receive a fresh lot of ttsli In the morning. UIKkUU . 1 .nM..ni ..rtTwx' nui a I Convened by'judge Hewitt at the Court House wi. T.in n. Hewitt convened II lieu 11 uu " . - , court following docket was before him. t T v Schuyler Rue, Insolvent, vs. J. . T. II. Rrcntono, assignee: assignment. Thos. J. Ford, insolvent, vs. W. u. Day, assignee; assignment Dornince Lumber Co. s. irancis Feller, aaslgnee: aM'KnjiieD1. II. S7. Simon, Insolvent, vs. McKln- :.Mtc"l!fJngtnnv A. N. Bush, assignee; assignment U. w. jLiiinmicK s. '-"""'" r ,'. ct nl.; suit to foreclose Jaiechanics 1,Cjncsslo A. Rohrer vs. Chas. P. and Isabel Simon; suit In equity to set aside fraudulent transfer of real cs- UGCeo. W. Watt vs. A. L. Grlmstcad; foreclosure. , . TT State of Oregon ex rel. Chas. II. Dodd&Co., vs. Al Molsan, ct nl., contempt of court. c fmnmnt Arnnlil. InfUUVent. VS. X J. Bolter, assignee; assignment X'inKiiam x aanioru, mau. - W. P. Bootliby, assignee: assignment. I'llgOl O'JlinU OHUUiiui wi; "" Tnnn nucmlntlnn VS. Cll.irlCS MOSll- berger, ct nl.; foreclosure. .i.y. wnson vs. j. v. uivuiv", foreclosure. ,,,,. . i . John Rvan vs. J. E. Elerldge, ct al.; canity. ... . . Mary strong vs. ueo. nenuu, .., foreclosure. 4 cim E. P. McCornack, trustee, vs. Salem Consolidated Street Railway Co., 1. R. Anson, receiver; receivership. A. T. Savage, insolvent, vs. L. U Grim tli, assignee; assignment. Henry Keenc vs. B. P. Wade, ct al.; foreclosure. , ,. ., r.M-.,. Vil.n.i1 I.iiiL' vs. .T. S. Wlllt- ton and Chas. B. Ford; foreclosure. John Nowsome vs. John Miller, et nl.: foreclosure. , , , The Portland Savings bank, by O. TJ Dnnnv. rPifIVfr. VS. TllOS. II. De- Cew, et al.; foreclosure. O. U. Uollin, insolvent, va. outuu Bingliam, assignee; assignment. Ella E. Doraii'vs. Frank Doran; di vorce. T M. Howe, insolvent, vs. George L. Cornelius, assignee; assignment. F. W. Godfrey, ctal., vs. Gervals Milling Co.; receivership. Mary Payton ys. Williams & Eng land Banking Co.; equity. Frcscott veness vs. .1. u. iiur- P'8e , ct al.;equltj'. eo. W. i'aimcr vs. uawienuu x. t)1.....M .kl nl . iki ift t Inn i illlllUli 1:11 III., milinuiii Leo Willis, insolvent, ys. M. L. Chamljorlln. assignee: assignment. R. J. MoKIUop vs. Gustav Hlckcth ier, ct nl.. foreclosure. Mntllda C. Penter vs. Emma C. Peel et al.: foreclosure. J. II. Klrschmeder vs. John D. Pcr egory, et al.; foreclosure. Fred A. Lcgg, Insolvent, vs. Claud Gateh, assignee; assignment. G. M. Fry. et al., vs. Brazil Pluard, et ul; foreclosure. Ella Hunsaker vs. W. L. Huinsaker; divorce. Geo. 'Wllliclmy vs. Joseph Maerz; foreclosure Geo. Collins, et al., vs. Jasper Mlnto, et al.; equity W. A.Lalrilaw vs. Mary A. Laskcy; foreclosure. J. II. Albert ys. J. P. Beatty, et al.; equity. Mary II. Scott vs, William Peters, et al.; foreclosure. John Newsomo vs. P. A. Scharback, ct al,; foreclosure. Anna J. Martin vs. L.J. Martin; dl voroe. .1. II. Albert, administrator of the estato of T. McF. Patton, deceased, vs. heirs and estate of T. McF. Patton, deceased; appeal from county court. Tho Northern Counties Investment Trust vs. Nacy A. Gcron. ot al.; mo tion to correct cost bill. Mrs. 13. Adams, Insolvent, John W. McKlnncv. assignee, assignment. Win. Fabervs, 13. M.Flelschinan.et al. Zulu'. Painter vs. J. 13. McCoy, ct al.; continuation. The suit or .las. Walton vs. Mnrlon county, for balance 011 maps and plats for county assessor's olllcc.'for balcncc of 82l2::iO. Marlon county apperrs by Jas. McCain nnd Ford &, Kaher. .The plaiutllTappoars by Sherman, Condlt & Park. Sunday Excursions. Beginning with Sunday, Juno '21, and on each succeeding Sunday, a special excursion train will leave Al bany at 7 a. m., Corvallls ":.'10 a. in., arriving at Yaqiilua at 11 tlfi a. 111. Returning, boat leaves Newport at 0:30 p. in. Train leavos Yaqulna at 7 p. 111., arriving at Corvallls at 10 p. m. and Albany at 10:110 p. in. Faro, good on this train only, from Corvallls, Albany and Philomath to Newport and rotum,91.f0. 11. L. Walukk, H. II. Lowman, Agent, Albany. Agent, Corvallls. Edwin Stonr, Manager, Corvallls. Corvallls, Juno 17, 1800. No Choi Failuhi:. Tho way farm ers Hock Into tho Ken worthy & George restaurant for their meals, it is evident that they know a good thing when thoy seo it. Awarded Highest Honors World's Fair, Medal, Midwinter Pair. w CREAM B4KING POW0IR vMost Perfect Made. 4oYrtUSUrdrpL On the Railroad Track North of Wood burn. This morning at 8:30 as Bradley ;. .... .. i,ib wnv tot heCanby campmcctlng he discovered the dead .." - . twicirin Mm railroad body 01 n iii "",uv - , . track one and one-half miles north of Woodburn. The remains were brought back to the city and laid out In the ofllceof Recorder Ford. Coroner Clough, of Salem, was telegraphed for and an In quest held. The rcmnlns proved tone uiusu u Phillip Pettcnbcrg, of rortianu, a traveling man, formerly In the em ploy of Lang t;o., coiiww.w.o ....v. builders. The man was well dressed, had a gold watch, 8150 In money, a valise and sonic valuable papers 011 his person. His skull was crushed and left leg cut off at the ankle. The only supposition Is that he fell off or was thrown oil of the Shasta limited train which went north be tween 4 and 5 oclock.aThc coroners verdict will bo rendered this evening. Two Convicts. The two latest ar rivals from Douglas county nre T. P. Tipton, two years, for larceny; Geo. W Weaver, four years, for rape tub Great We arc prepared to take orders for rhubarb for carv ninp- at leper pound, Kentish May Duke and Knights Early cherry for canning at 3c per pound; Gooscv berries 5c gallon; Wilson strawberries 75c a crate, HRRR1TT S P, O, Grocery, HURRAH FOR THE FOURTH. What Is Being Dons for ths C.feat Sa!em Celebration. OHDEU OP PAUADK. The committee on parade-composer or Judge George II. Burnett, A. O. Condlt and W. 3. Culver-for the Fourth or July ccicoraiion mis i iub Its report to the general committee which gives the following order or parade and the line or march: F1KST DIVISION. Chief marshal and aides. Second Regiment Band. Battalion O. N. G. Liberty car. I. 0. O. P. Rebecca lloat. I. O. G. T. lloat. P. or II. lloat. SKCONU DIVISION. Dallas brass baud. A. O. U. W. lloat. D. of II. lloat. K. O. T. M. lloat. Willamette Tent. No. 0, K. O. T. M. G. A. R. lloat. Sedgwick Post, G. A. R. w. R. C. lloat. THinD DIVISION. Chcmawa band. Harrison Training school lloats. Harrison Training school students. Exempt firemen. Ratlibono Sisters, lloat. Young America. Bicyclists. FOUUTII DIVISION. Silvcrlon Marine baud. Woodman lloat. Salem Camp, No. 118, W. of W. Salem Grove, No. :i, W. of W. lloat. City olllcers in carriages. County olllcers in carriages. State otllccrs in carriages. Salem Floral Union lloat. Olllcers of tho day. TUB FORMATION. Tho llrst division will form on the north side of Chenieketa street, west of Comniercical, -with tho right rest ing on Commercial street. Tho second division will form on Chenieketa street, east of Coiunierclal, with tho right resting on Commercial. The third division will form on the south side of Clieinckcta street, west of Commercial, with the right resting on Commercial. Tho fourth division will form on tho south sldo of Cliemeketa street, east of Commercial, with the right resting on Commercial. Tho citizens In carriages will form on Commercial street north of Che nieketa. ORDKR OF MARCH. Tho order or march will be as fol fel fol eows: South on Commercial street to Statu street, east on State to Church, north on Church to Chenieketa, west on Chenieketa to tho east sldo of Com merclal, south on Commerical to the Willamette hotel, countermarch on Commercial north to Marlon square. There havo been 5000 head of cattle shipped from Huntington tills year and as many more will bo shipped soon. Marvelous Results. From a letter written by Rev. J. Guilder, roan, of Dimondale, Mich., we are permitted to make this extract t 'Ihave no hesitation in rccomemUnfr Dr. ITlnn'. n.w iHtMu... . the results weie almost marvelous in the case of my wife. While 1 was pastor of the Bap. tlst Church at Rives Junction she was brought i down with Pneumonia succedlng La Grippe, Terrible paroxysms of coughing would last hours with little interuption and it seemed as if she could not survive them. A friend reco. mended Dr. King's New discovery; it was quick in its oik and highly mtsfactory in result." Trial bottles free at led A, Lego's Drug Store. Reaular sire o cents, and $1.00 ! Having Hoe Cake Soap in your latciien or bath means always. once Gloves 9 Gloves JSCSpecial 5r Isabella 54iook, blacic ana coiorca, oc bduardo 8,Wiu, nvMM....tiW. $1.19- Ccntemri. few left, formclv i cr """!? Lyons. Foster's best, $L29. Dresden Foster, 89c. Chamois, 73c For two days more wc will sell those Dresden ribbons, form, Criy 3CU1IU w - -& XVCmeiUOt-r "i Y" w" 257 Commercial st LAWRENCE, NiTico All :int Sr.. that notes due John Sav- iiro now duo should wltl'oiitmy cousin t be paid un and save cos . G-20-3t - I 1 1 --!! TME MARKETS. Chicago. Ju.ie 29 Wheat, cash 53jc, July 'Hi- . Ne York, Juiu 29. Silver, o6c; lead 3 3' PORTLAND MARKET. Portland, June 29 Wheat valley, 51 52; Walla Walla, 531154. Flour Pon land. $2.85: Hcnton county, 2 83; graham. $2 50; superfine. $2.25 per bbl. Oats While, 2S3oc; grey, 2728;rolleJ, in bags, $4.255's5i barrels, 4.57-'i caes, 3.75. Potnioes. . Oregon, SoOsrc per sack. Hay.,Ciool, tJo per ton. Wool.. Valley, SQbqc; Eastern Oregon, 57c Millitulli. rltran, $i3.ool4.oo;shorts,$l5. Poultry-Chickens, mixed, $33. 25: broil ers, $I-S03; ducks, 45; gee, 5; turkeys, livu, I2jcj dressed, iwiyc. Hides.. green, salted 60 lbs 5c; under 60 lbs 44c; sheep pelts, io7oc. Hops. .Oregon, 2 to 3c, according to cjual. Ity. Butter. . Oregon fancy creamery, 2ois; fancy dairy, 20; fair to Reed, 15. Cheese .Oregon full cream, 10, Eggs, .Oregon, lite per Uoz. Ueef. .Topsteers, 3.oo3,2S per lb; fair to i;ocd steers, 22 3.3c; cows, 22ltC', dreed beef, lxA5lAc SAN I'UANClbCO MARK I-n. San Francisco, June 29. Wheat, 930 Wool. .Oregon, choice, 6($7o; inferior 4 5c, valley, 9ioc Hops Quotable at 23c. Potatoes 75M per sack! Oats Milling, 7503)82. SALEM MARKET. Wheat.. 43c per nu., market firm. Oats ,2o(n)22c. Hay Haled, cheat, $5.oos.So; timothy, $7.00. Will Not Perform Miracles But It Will Cure. DR. MILES' RE3TORATI VE NERVINR cures nervous prostration. Not ml raculouslr. bat EclenttQcallr, by first removlnj; tho j;erma of dlsoase, and then upplyiuR healthy ncrvo food, Increasing tho appetite, helping dlgostlou and strength eniug tho entire system. Desperate cases require prolonged treatment as ahown by that of Mrs. M. H. Ueod, of Delta, Iowa, who writes: "As tho result ot a lightning stroke, tho physicians said I had alight atroko of parai-ls, my limbs would all draw up. I Dr. MUGS' wouW bavo throbblngs Nervine iu uij cuo36 ui scemuu unendurable. For throe months I could not sloop and for threo weeks did not close my eyes. I Restores Health.... Gl-Gan CslsHi sKS9ssK mkJBt felt that It relief did not come I would be dead or Insane. I took Dr. Miles' Restora tive Kervlno and tho second night slept two bours and from that time on my health Im proved; slowly at first, but steadily and surely. I took In all tt bottles, and I cannot express how grateful I an. for I am now perfectly well, and have taken no medicine for over four months." Dr. Miles' Nervine Is sold by druggists on guarantee that first bottle benefits or money refunded. MtelErknarVlnd?afri Dr',M - gloves? Totey,XX Eduardc -" ,"" "M AUC "" " 6UU1U. Flour.. In wholesale lots, 3.00; rtuil 3.20; bran, bulk 11.00; uckrf w'. shorts, 12.0013.00; chop feed, u.oM 12.00. Poultry.. Spring chickens, loclb. VealDressi-d, 3. Hogs.. Dressed, 3. Live Qaltle..2i, Sheep,. Live, 1.25. Wool.. Bent, I2jc. Hop.. Best, 45c Eggs.. Cash. oc. Butter.. Best dairy, Sc; fancy creintff; Cheosc . t2Vc. Farm Smnkiil Mrii. Il.r .. 1 9c; shoulders, fcj l'otatof..35cperhu. C H. MACK. - DENTIST.- Successor to Dr. J. M. Keene, oil Wliie Corner, Salem, Or. Parties desiring iuoerior operations at moderate fees in any branch sre In especial request.. DEPOT EXPRESS. Meets all mall and passenger trains. Dig gage and express to all parts of the" nty. Prompt service, Telephone No. 70" 1AMES RAOKll Capit ;l Transfer Co, HARRY TOWN, PROP. Express, bngjage anJ all UhJj cf wV done promptly. Leave orders at 1'iltoo'i store. ' MOHtYTdUlUN Onfaim land wcurny. Special ratei on large loam. Loam consldeicd without delay IIAMlLrON & MOI . Bush Bank buildlnrt. MONEY TO LOAN I On city or farm property. Over Bash's Rank, F. VAN DER HAAN, Carpenter, Builder an I Jobber. 481 Winter street. Bollard ttmes prices always. C. H. LANE, msmn 31 1 Com-nerci il st . SiUm Or rrsrSuitsM sunwards. Pants $upwanJ.g C. M. Bpflby, formerly ofCla&EppW.U u with nieparcu iu - r-- .. ,. everything fit class m his h, Siroon Hros. old stand. THE ELtGIHnJjihnr. RILEY BOARDING HOUSE The plar place 347 Uib,"S been reopened, and U VWZ& boarders nnd roomers at ihemcst JlvJ rates. Nice suite of room' on'" floor. "Sunday dinner frun 1 1 1 2. J. H. HAAS. ...nvrntAVPl! AND JEWbLER. Thomas cl(k- etCi. z'S fftt'S illffl ryFREE DEUVU". W0LZ L MIESCKM Deal.rsln.llklnd,off r-Presli sausage, a spo; 1 " 171 COMMEW'iri Chcmcs Wanted . -TZi 'i. set Parties having rQ ffoa Fruit and rro. Sto HighestJr i 1 W