Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, October 21, 1897, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textj.-v r -s-w ?v SSksaatsma fHywzMimfHn JUmWitiW. THE RURAL CARRIERS' H AtiViji. .J. i "" iii'iiiiiiiiiiiaiii.riJiiiii.irin inn nnn "-! - i , n a. ai s . iii' mnnn -" V IIINI'LAKI Free Delivery to Farmers Be gun in Marion County, EXTENT OF THE SERVICE, to imvc a dally mall carried to the ..rmcr.MoorwIllsaven.anyadS .m:Mr v-w. 1 . . . , .vxvv-f-yqY-'-'fiMbii leave worlc An Explanatory Letter From the Turner Postmaster. The llr.st Information Postmaster lionlmin ubSiileiii luul of the estab lishment, of froe rural delivery In Ma ilon county, was through Tut, Joun nal. tie wrote Postmaster Robert- Kin at Turnermnd by return mall rc- iclvou ruiiovMng explanatory letter: l'OSTMASTKK KOllKUTSON WKITKS. TUKNMt, Or., Oct. 20, 1807. j 15. I Uunlium, Postmaster, Salem , Or : UkauSih: Yours of even date, at Land and contents carefully noted. Will nay In reply, that tlul Free Hural delivery service Is In operation here. As to the character of the service will say that we have three carriers, each covering a distance of about twenty- live miles dally. Tlicy leave theollice each morning about 8 o'clock and re turn us soon as the mail can be dis tributed and collected along each iciutc. The carrier on route No. 1, which takes in the reform -school, deaf mute school, and asylum farm, returns to the office for the nnll after the Itoscburg local passes south and thereby catches ;-U dully papers, All persons requir ing their mail delivered, but who do not live on the immediate route of a carrier are required to place a mail ing box on the route for the carrier to deposit the mail in and to receive from, lor mailing. Carriers may take orders for stamps, collecting the money in advance- and delivering stamps on next trip, etc. 1 don't know as 1 can give you any more light on the subject. This seems to be about all there Is to it in a general way. Any other Information I can give you will becheerfully done. Yours Respectfully, G F. Roiikrtson, P. M. 4Ksx'xswawvsBBrNNaf 2 on i wear glasses unless you need them. If you nro not thoroughly satisfied as to your eyes' re qulrements, consult us. We like the optical profession, wo have the latest optical books and instruments, and carefully study the same; that's the kind of a person you want to see. We keep only the very best lense3 and standard frames. Call and see us. Advice free. 0 C, H, HINGES, Expert Optician. 2d door north of postoffice, Salem, Or. yymNNsfl' roads and iMIUULMl i .in rn.iM.... .. mlllt..,..!..... 'V-UKHV,!. 11 ... !, u,0 larmcr posted about the --." mi- inarKct and will Him wore time to attend to his " mi: larni. xt win carry dally pa pers to the country homes Instead of only weeklies. The demand forOvE Cent Daiues at the Turner post o lice has Increased not a little, and there Is no reason why for 25 cents a month The Daily Journal cannot oo had at evcrv fnrmiinncn i .i. . ..uutiv ill LIIU reach of the carrier from Turner. It will Inrgely Increase the number of people who will get mail at that of fice. Turner is one of the best towns In the county, the center of a thriy. Ing and intelligent population. The nowpostruastcr there, Mr. Robertson, seems to be an intelligent and public spirited official. We wish the T.mv entorprlsc success. OREGON NOTES. An Astoria private dispitch from Clifton states that John Falangos a resident of that place for the past six years, was killed by the caving of an embankment on the grade of the Astoria & Columbia River railroad Falongosand seyeral other residents of Clifton -were working on the grade when without warning an enormous quantity of earth came down burying three of the men. All possible haste was made to remove the earth, but when the body of Folongos was taken out life was found to be extinct. The other two were badly injured. At Hillsboro Monday, while return ing from a drive, the horse of C.Schul merlch, ex-county commissioner and senior member of the firm of Schul merich & Son of this city, shied at some teamsters at the side oi the road, upsetting the buggy. Schulmurich's head was badly cut and his body con siderably bruised. Ills wounds were painful, but not necessarily fatal. Mr. Schulmerich's daughter, who was also in the buggy, escaped uninjured C. P. Glvens, of King's vallcy,glves the particulars of a bold robbery, which took place last Saturday after noon, about 4 o'clock, on the road be tween Alrlieand King's Vallcy.in the Fuller canyon. A man of the name of Bears was walking from Indepen dence to his home on Yaqulna bay, when two masked men came out of tho bushes, held him up and secured $10,whlch he had earned drying hops. The robbers escaped on horseback. When thev first stopped him, Mr. Bears threw down his pack of cloth ing and told them to take that, but they said they were after money only, and proceeded to go through his pock ets. Mr. Bears tried to get assistance and follow the robbers, but there was no one at home at R. L. Williams', the nearest rjlace, and by that time his assailants were too far away for pursuit, and no effort has since been made to arrest them. It Is reported In Wallowa, that rich placer strikes haye been made on the head of Bear creek, 15 miles west of Lostlne. The diggings have been lo cated in a basin on the east prong of Bear creek, which contains the yel low metal. The creek has been staked off for several mile,sjaud scores of prospestors line the mountain. Koveral loads of lumber have been taken from Wallowa to build sluicc hoxes. The find was made by three prospectors, who have beca proepect- ing In that region ior auo iuao months. DANGEROUS IP NO FATAL. The Tertible.tnjuries of Ezra Wyatt- Hers: Ran way. THE MARkfcttJ. On Ev u Side two On every side you will find on entering our store this week such an array of bargains as you never saw together anywhere. TUe goods we are now displaying are 3fine Don't keep your money loose in your pocket A purse for 25c whicli is sold elsewhere for 50c Our ladies' combined P"" beauties. All colors. Sterling sUver comers. Have you Been our leaders for 75o. Call end see this fcandsome purse.; Pattern's Book Store, Every rw ,A O-w y nt-.i - r V T.wllnc nnri pontic men are surprise ut tho handsome designs, superior quality and low prices asked for tho'-e beautiful This Tells Where Health May be Found, And that Is more Important than Ei.,.V mnnp.v. If your blood is im pure, Hood's Sarsaprllla is the medi cine for you. It cures scrofula, salt rheum, r heumausm, ow ""'"" '.A.", .lionncns nriiTinat ne in or pro moted by impure blood and low state Ilood's'pnis are easy to take, eay to operate. Cures Indigestion, head-ache. Ladies, Take the Best I you are troubled with Constipation, tallow skin, and a Tired Feeling. Se Katli Clove. Tea. it li pleasant to take. So'd by D. J. Fry. H'r Want To contract for tur- w;s'S&fS sola, i-ouiuj i'p - io-19-2t v-urvuillF. T.tllPS. rw ot'P Wyatt, resident or Philomath and a brother of S.imuel, John and Frank yntt, lies dangerously and in all human probability fatally Injure at Plainvlew, Linn co-inty. One cheek Is literally torn from his face, oue ear is torn completely away, tie Jaw Is fractured and the base of the brain, the dootors.say, Injured. There arc also internal injuries, the extent and nature of which arc not known. While persons as badly Injured may have In single Instance recovered, there is not one chance In a hundred, that Mr. Wyatt will recover. He has been since Sunday evening totally unconscious, unable even to recount to relatives about his bedside the tragic story of how he was hurt. Mr. Wyatt's injuries are supposed to be tho result of an accident. He Is a minister in the United Brethren church, and last week went to Linn county to attend coherence. He traveled in a cart, and during Sin day afternoon had preached a sermon at Hamilton Creek. In thr evening he was to preach at Plainvlew, mid way on the road between Lebanon and Brownsville. Ho was en route to Plainvlew when the nccldent hap pened. Among several other persons that he passed along the road were two men. Two hundred yards from the spot where they last saw lilm the attention or these two men was at tracted by heavy breathing along the roadside. They Investigated and found Mr. Wyatt In an unconscious condition, covered with blood, Injuries and bruises as described above, The horse and cart was nowhero to be seen. An investigation of the surround ings indicates that the horse had run away, and that, being thrown out of the vehicle, the injured man had been dragged a distance of seventy or eighty yards. The men quickly se cured help and the sufferer was taken to Plainvlew, six miles south of Leb anon, where he now lies. Dr. Starr, of Brownsville, and Dr. Foley, of Lebanon, were both summon ed and Monday afternoon Dr. Davis, of Albany, was also called into the case. It had been planned to attempt a difficult operation Monday evening, but arter consultation the plan was given up by the surgeons as useless or Impossible. Mr. Wyatt is the eldest son or Wil liam Wyatt, the well-known Benton county pioneer, Ills home Is In Phil omath and besides himself, a wife, two sons, and two daughters are Its Inmates. He is aged about fifty-seven years. The dreadful accident has roused profound Interest and much sympathy Is expressed ty frleuds and acquaintances. Rev. E. C. Wyatt, who was Injured as above, died Tuesday night. .1 Another Divorce Case. Mrs. Eunice Beaber has Instituted a suit In department No. 2, Marlon county circuit court whereby she seeks a divorce from Emanuel Black to whom she was married at Fossil, Gilliam county, on January 1. 1897. Cruel and inhuman treatment arc the grounds upon which the plalutllt hopes to have the matrimonial bonds 6overed. Hendricks & Slater are attorneys for plaintiff. New Officers,- The annual elec tion ofofllcers for the Epworth League of the Methodist church, was held last evening and resulted as follews: President, Prof. F. S. Dunn; First Vice-presldentAFloyd Field; Second Vice-president, Gertrude Savage; Third Vice-president, Ella Currln; Fourth Vice-presldenr, (J. J. Atwood; Secretary, I. II. Van Winkle; Treas urer, Geo. E. Hatch. His Poitland, Oct. si Walla .Walla, 79c, Wheat valley, SJct Flour--Portland. 425 Superfine, 2 50 per bbl Oats-White, 34($3S- "" Potatoes. .New 4oat$c per sack. Hay Good, Ua 12.50 per ton. Hops 8sc old crop,6a7c. Wool.. Valley, I4l6c; Eastern Oregon 7I2C. Millstulls..liran, 14.00; snorts i5 5 Poultry Chickens, mixed 2.00&2 00 broilers, 1. So2 00 turkeys, live 89c Eggs.. Oregon, 2ec per aoi. Hides., raeen. salted 60 lbs 7c; unde 6olbs 6c; sheep pelts, lo(SiJtic 'allow 2ic(gi3c. Onion&- 8o$l per c Butter.. 15t dairy,. 2S3S;tancy creamer) 45a 50c per roll. Uieose .ujc. Potatoes 10c Der sack Dried Fruit Apples, evaporate-!, blenched 5Mc 6Vi7o; unbleached 3Ytcc; sundried Hums, pit!ess,.lcra)4c. PrunesscSJic. Apples-3SaSoc box. Hoes Heavy, 4.50 Veal -laree 4M5c per U. Mutton Weathers '2.25: drcu.'.d mut- ton,s spnng lambs $y,c per lb. Ueet steers 3.; cows 2.25. dressed 45VJ. Uured Meats-rllams locloc Dacon 74 Lard-in pails, 7c. SALEM MARKET Wheat-73. Oats ?S32c. Apples .25c. Hay .Baled, cheat, $830. Flour.. In wholesale lots. 4 10; retail 4.4o;bran,bulk i2H3,-ihort8,l4ats; chop feed t4o Poultry Chickcn,56,- VoaL.Drcssed, 45-- Hogs.. Dressed, 5. Live Cattle.. 2i2. Sheep.. Live, 2c !b.. Spring lambs, $2.00. Wool.. Best. 12c. Hops.. Best, 12114c Kggs. 13c cash. Farm Smokod Meats Bacon, 8c; h.nm no; shoulders, 7-9- Potatoes 25c trade. Dried Frui'w Apples, evaporated bleached, 7o 8ci unbleached 4c5c. Prunes 4ac Plums, 4C Butter. Dairy 153200 creamery 22 N & &?& g ffi. -a for Infants Children. The Fac-simile Signature of (M&i O.RNL Appears on Every Wrapper. TMt CtKTHUH COIPrY. TT MUHIIOT TItT. HtWVOUK erTY. blffl BOOKS.. TO THE EAST GIVEif THE CHOKIi OF Two Transcontinental Rbuleo. Via Spokane Minneapolis St'Paut and Dm vcr Omcna and Kaniat City. Low rates (0 eastcrojt cities. For fall details call onor address BOISE & BARKF.R agents, Salem. Oregon, uv-rvAN uiviaiun. Portland San Francisco. Steamers leave Alnsworth dock, Portland, October 9. 14, 24, 29 November 3, 8, 13, 18, 23, 28. Fare Cabin, $5; steerage, J2.50. WILLAMETTE RIVER DIVISION. PORTLAND-SALEM ROUTE-Steamers Ruth and Gypsy leave Salem for Portland daily except Sunday, at 6 a. m. Returning leave Portland daily at 6 am., except Sunday. Passengers given transfers to electric line at Oregon City if desired, making It posible to reach Portland at I p. m. Round trip tickets to all points In Oregon, Washington, California or the East. Connections made at Portland ,litb all rail, ocean and river lines, Call on G. M Powers agent, foot Trade street. W. II. IIURLBURT. GenU Pas. Agt. Portland, Of. For full deta'is call on or address G. M. POWERS A Foot of Trade st. Local Agent Deafness Cannot be Cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased portion of the ear. There Is only one way to cure deaf ness, and that Is by constitutional rcniedles. Deafness is caused by an Intlanicd condition of the mucous lin ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube Isinilumed you have a rumb ling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It Is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result, ana unless 1110 lnnuin tnatlon can be taken out and this tube restored to Its normal condition, hear ing will be destroyed forever; n'no cades out of ten nrc caused by cbarrli, which Is nothing but an inllauicd con dition of tho mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh) that cannot be cured dy Hall's uatarrn (jure, acna ior circulars; iree. F. J. Cuueny So Uo.,Toledo , O. OTSold by Druggists, 75c. Timh Is Pueoious. And the aver age business man cannot profitably spend an hour each noon to go home for a dinner. Besides a cold lunch Is not enjoyed. A largo number of So lems business men find pleasure In taking their meals with us for only 15 cents each. George Bros. Dyspepsia Cured. Shlloh's Vitalizer im- medially relieves Sour Stomach, Coming up of food distress, and is the great kidney and liver remedy. Slid by D. J. Fry. m Karl's Clover Root Tea is a pleasant laxa live. Regulates the bowls, purifi s the blood. Clears the complexion, Easy to make and pleasant lo take. 25 cents sold by D. J. Fry. Special ruled ledgers; wide Dr, columns) narrow Cr, col umnsi narrow ruled journals and cash books, Get my prices on patent back flat opening books, Dearborn's Book Store. ti O.C.T Go's STEAMER Ramona leave! for Portland Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays al 7 a.". Quick time, regular Her vicc and low rates. Dock between State and Court streets. M. P. BALDWIN. Al'Mil Salmi -Ttvrvfl'v wr5Tv- reSvisjlaqrt nps 1. EAST AND SOUTH -VIA- THE SHASTA ROUTE OFjTHE Southern Pacific Co EXPRESS TRAINS RUN DA1LY.T 6:00 P M 8:30 P 7M5 A Above trains st p at all Lv...;i'ortland. ..Ar (9:30 A u Lv....Satem ....Lv-7.'io A M Ar. San Francisco Lv 8;eo p M principal stationr & Do you want to be in the swim for your share cl business prosrciity -this year? You will not be without a liberal use of Printer's Ink. See Conover, the Business Printer, 263 Commercial street, and he will tell yop how to use it for the best results. t I ilfcusic I havo just fitted out a studio proper, and run prepared to toach the piano or organ to children or adults. My method for children Is the nowoat and best. A cer tificate granted from tho West torn Couservotory, whose Inter state Bystom I represent. Stu dios down town mid at 37G Church st. X X MRS. rRAUK WILLMAN. Z bet. Portland and Salem, Turner. Marlon fefttrson. Albany. Taneent. Shedds Halse; llarrlsburg, Junction City, Eugene, Creswe OASTORIA. - ','j iC&&x7&&4Zu ' JEWELED 17 RUB k r t 1 aj vii w t IKWJ$ WIZ-W WWC'lW Verdict for Plaintiff. The act Ion for money case of Arabella Bailey vs II. II- Humphrey was not concluded before Judge Burnett until about 5 p. ni. "Wednesday when a verdict for 850.20 was returned for plalntlir. Court then adjourned until 0. a. m. Friday. .. Home Made Woolen Goods. Don't forget that in addition to thelHarge assortment of clothing, the oolen Mill Store has the largest as sortiucnt of gent's underwear and ?.0IV"..V.fnvRtnrfiln the city and always at the lowest price. JOHN HUGHES, Dealer in GROCERIES, PAINTS, OILS, WINDOW GLASS, VARNISH, and tho most corriplote stock of BRUSHES of all' kinds in .the slate, Artists materials, lime, hair, cement and shingles, and finest 1 quality of crass seed. Kindergarten and Primary School, x Ltty, tugene, iresweu Colts cc Grove. Drain. Oakland, and all sta tions from Hoseburg to Alhland, inclusive. KOSUIURO MAIL, .DAILY, TI'ortTaiid 8. '30 A M 1 Lv. . . IIOO A mV I.v... 5.-20 r Ml Ar... buffet .Ar H.-30PM Salem.... Lv - 2 oo.T It Hoseburg.. Lv ( 7.'3o A M sleeper and second-closs trains rullman sleeping cars attached to all through WEST SIDE DIVISION. DKTWKKN TORTLAND AND CoRVALLIS. Mail tialns daily except Sunday. 730 A 1215 r . 5--5 r m IV05 P M Corvallis connect with mTXv. . . . Portland.. Ar M J Ar . . , . Corvnllls . . .Lv At Albany and trains of the O. C. & E. Rv. KXI'RESS TRAIN DAILY BXCEFT SUNDAY. Arl 8.'25 A M 4.-50 rul Lv ... Portland. . . 7.-30 p h Lr.... . McMinnville Lv S-'5" A M Mrs, C, U, Ogle's Kindergarten and Training Class for Kindergartens will reopen Oct 4, 1 897, in thtJCongregational churcli jinrlor. Miss Grace Pohlc will have charge or the ptimary dc parlmcnt, in connection with the kindergarten, ic-2-Iw. WANTED, ETC. PHONE 30. Ring ttem up when in want of cement, lime, plaster, hair, sand, gravel and all kinds of buildingaterlal, of best quality and at the lowest price. oai anu sawcu wo?u (all lengths) prompily delivered. All kinds of hauling done. D. S. HENTLEV & CO. Succssors to Salem Imp Co Front nnd Chemekcta. W, ), HUFFMAN, WILLAMETTE LIVERY SIMI! Coiner Ferry and Mberty streets Q Telephone Newest rigs and best horses always In readinerj, ty Const or mountalniiartlcs a specialty. 714 U Finest dining car service in the world. Direct connections at San Francisco with Occidental aud Oiiental and Pacific mail steamship linos for JAPAN AND CHINA. Sailing dates on application Kates and tickets lo Eastern points and Europe. Also JAPAN, CHINA, HONO LULU and AUSTKALLIA, can be obtained fiom W. W. SK1NNEK, Ticket y.jent, Salem. K. KOEDLER, Manager. C. II. MARKHAW. G. F. S P. A. Poniard OREGON CENTRAL .AND Eastern R, R. Company IYAQU1NA HAY KOUTK.." Yaqjina Bay with the 1 aquma Day steamsnip co. Save a whole half day Sim Water Co, 20-W-22 Gold Watches- to TUo newest nd,tterpr.S selllt.g at less t ian liaU fower PM u Choice Early Grapes. .,nr nil! ITilTlC- .SaletrOre- trouble, bold by V. J try. To Cure a Cold in One Day I? It falls to cure. 2oc. 0-A- A -' - " Cure that Cough with Shiloh's Cure. The best Cough Cure. Relieves Croup promptly. One million bot.les sold last year. 40 doses for2Scts. Sold by D. J . Fry. Good Tea is the cheapest beverage next tfT The missing word in this sentence is water. What do you suppose is the missing word in the following sentence r zcnmnig j " andbakingpowdtrare because they are money-back. Schilling's Dust is at grocer's. ASthtafcCpi"r .jux New toclay advertiaomonta four llwea or Icbs in tlvto column inserted tlireo times for 25 ct8 50 ota. a week, $1 per month. All over four lines at samo rate. SITUATION WANTHDIly a good, giil to do general house work. Inquire 332 Water streeU o 20 3' FOIt SALE OR TRAlJU.,-A fine young heifer. Arply "urrougns, 103 aiaic street. 10-12 6t NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC I want to coirespond with some lady with a view to marriaee. Am ft business man, 3I years old. All letters confidential, please ad dress, Harry Hickey, Portland. Oregon. FOH SALE. The best hay and sleek ranch in the state, consitsing of 200 acres All under fenct Is good for fruit, grain or farming. Will sell for half lu value on terms to suit. Will leave crops, tools and some stock on place. For particulars ad dress box 62, Mill City. io-8-lm rarOlllcelnClty nnll. Irrigation tionrs 0 to 8 a. in. and 5 toO In tlio evening. All irrigation bills for tlio summer will be duo and payable tlio 1st of July. Street sprinkling tluouglilawn hose positively prohibited. tin rlwfuctlnn for irrlirat on during absence unless water Is cut oil the entire premises. No allowance made for part of sea son as more water Is needed to bring out a neglected lawn than Judicious use for the entire season. Salem Water Co. BjMiyB WOOD jWANTED. Highest maiket price paid ior good wood in wcrk Illscksmitb and wagon work at the Just Reopened. Diown & Son, of the East Salem meat mar ket, have enlarged and refitted their shop and will be pleased lo see all ol their old patrons and the rat of the community. Orders taken and delivered. Parents sending children miv denend on havine their order con scientiously filled. !0-4tf lowet figure. HEKSCIIBOCII ft SMITH, 100 ChemekeU street HOUSE TAMEIt AND EDUCATOR. Prof.McCuneofCrercent Cliy, Cal. the celebrated horss breaker. Office atH. II, Writifntt's IJverv. 164 Commercial street. If yo8 have a colt you would like to have educated, or n spoiled runaway, a kicking liorae, a halter fuller, or balker. or horses with any baa Haulm, or to i uroncn, unnj; him around. 9-30-im by taking the Uurlington Koute to Omaha, bt. Louis and points beyond .7" From anywhere in jlhe northwest to everywhere in the southeast the Uurlington is the shorn st, qui :kest and in every way me best line. Travelers who want to "get j there" withont a moment' unnecessary delay will ask for tickets via Hillings ana me Uurlington Koute. Three routes lo Chicago and bt. Louis via 1)11 ings, St, Paul and Denver CVrpart merit sleepers and buffet smoking cars are notable fea tures ol our St. Paul-Chlcago Iralnu. A O. .SHELDON, 0. A., Poitland, Or. C 1 Francisco & Va STEAMER "KAKALLON," oails from Yaqulna every 8 days for San Francisco. Coos "ay, Port Orford, Trinidad and Humbolt Bay. Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. Shortest route between the Willamette Valley and California. Fare from Albany or points west to Ban Frunclscot Cabin, $9; steerage, ;toCoo Bay and Port Orford, cabin f 5: to Humbold. Bay, cabin 8; round trip, good 60 days, f i6t RIVER DIVISION fiicamcr ''Albany" between Fortland and Co.-vallis, through without lay-over, Leaves t'ilem 10:45 ar m. Tnesdays, Tnursdays and Matuidays leaves Portland, Yamhill street dock, 6.-00 a. m. Sundays,. Wednerdays ar.d Fridays. EDWIN 8TONE, Manager, Cctvallls.iC r J. C, MAYO, Supt. Uhei Dlvlslrn. MADE ME A MAN Ur 1 AJAX TABLntS POSITIVELY C0B3 orl2niiin5rit'lwilHiMMltyBiM Lr Abuauu'lolW KiuaHt uni iudli cnrtlon.. Thtl quuklu ami ur.li rwton LMt VlUlllr In old or loooa, awl :'rra Jnunltr and (Jpn.uui.Hloo II mla tlmhlbelruMi abowt InimadUta luipn nt aud ScU mUVMM wui Kt BPOO liTIDI u K'naiiiD t card tboaxadi uil will OKU wbaroaUptbtra tail. la. AJus TaLlot. Tb. our aoa. . i TTKiriirnSiPnV coT. ?r-?s W --- -.-, CTWlf W For sale at Salem, Or- b D.J. FRYr CURE YOURSELF! ITai. HI4J tar uniiBliiral dluliargea, loBinaittlona. ; IrrlUlluui or ulurttloDi o( uutom numtraBM. fn?u MUflH. rdoleu, and uot titrla- Imtmimwtiico. puuonuui. or scat lu plain wrappr. It iprM, pfopald, for f I.CU. or 1 tottU, i.7X Circular kui ou reutt. jim'LA Vl. 1 u s ort. v ' ldfecmciHiri.o.MMB Northern Pacific Railway. RUNS PullmantSlcApinf Cars. Elcant Dinin Cars Tourist Sleooin Cars To St. Paul, Minneapolis, Dululli, 'raig . 'Irand Forks, C'rookston, Winnlneg, Helena and Butte. THROUGH TICKETS To Chicago, Washington, Philadelphia, New York. Boston, and all Point East and South For information, time cards, naps aal tickets, call on or vrito THOMAS, WATT & CO. AGENTS 3&5 Commercial srrcet. Salem, Or M D. Charlton, Asst. Oen'l. Passj Agent Morrison street corner Third Portland, Or. TlilnKorii. gum .. $18. JOHN Q. BAKU mill 30 Btate St. 7i.i til-ci dLtftiffini lin nerr