Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, November 21, 1898, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMMUK I have been taking FIbo'b Curo for Consumption slnco 1888. lor Coughs and Colds. I lmd an attack of LnGrippo in 1890, nnd havo lmd others Hlnee. In tho "Winter of 1800-7, I hntl n Hpell of Bronchitis, lifting nil winter, and leaving a trouliloHomo cough, until 1 ugaln tried l'iso'a Curo, which relieved inc. Mrs. M. U. Hm.vi.lky, Colorado Springs, Colo., August 10, 1808. Tli DM Company, Warren, Pa. jpm . I tWlfSikl I Jh Jl CU P " 4 1 4T sf fe C! C UvLColb 5 Mon'ri suits In all sizes, former price $0, now... ;. $ Men's nil wool clay worsted suits extra heavy, former price $12, now.... 0 00 Mon'aull wool cheviot stilts, former price 810, now 0 50 Men's ull wool plaid suits, former price $10, new: 7 00 Mon'u mackintoshes, ood quality, reduced to f oo Urn' mackintoshes, allsl7.es. reduced to..... ; 175 Men's heafy working pants, former price $1 2o, now bo Men's ciit-tou worsted extra line, former price $1.50, now 1 00 Men's all wool cheviots, xtra line, former price 82 50, now. i 75 Men's good heavy oil grain working shoe, reduced from 81.50 to 1 -o Men's 0 o.. rl vetted overalls, plain, reduced to Men's 9 oz. heavy Jumper " Men'sOoz. heavy engineer uvuralU reduced to Just Received,,, A big lino or rubber bwts and "hoc, nln coats, mackintoshes, umbrellas, and also a full line of woolen underwear, which will bo sold at the same low prices. Call and get a choice or bargains REMEM1JER THE PLACE: H, ZAJNDMER, 96 State street, Near Commercial DU, H. C. F.PLRY Gold Filling a Specialty We make n specialty or line Gold Filling and contour teeth that re quire building up from oxcchIvo decay. Crown Work Gold and Porcelain Crowns adjured to badly decayed roots.tbls restores them to their rorincr usefulness, and In many Instances Improves upon nature's work eo far as beauty Is concerned. Having a very complete laboratory wo are prepared to make nil kinds of dentllurcs. Falnlcs extraction of teeth without the use or Ohlorororm, Ether, or Coculnc. Examination free. ..SflLEM DENTAL PARLORS.. . ROOMS 27 AND :0 ELDRIDGE BLOCK. Over i'ostoflicc. New Price List of Welsbach Burners BURNERS 31 00 MANTELS M CHIMNEYS 10 SHADES 1 SELF .LIGHTERS.... a t If live or more burners are taken at one tlmo a discount will bo mado rrom above prices). Order burners or ropalrs EARLY INTnE DAY I! SalcDiGasLiAtCo, 71 OHEME1CETA ST. Telephono 50. Assay' Office AND LABORATORY- No. 71 Chcmeketa st, I. D. r. TUriniX Asayer, Ladle. If you want nee filtlnc dress made, without having to try it pn until It Is done, call on Mr. McM,ullin, No. 343 Front lreet. She ha her gradu ting diplom m Urr cutting and guarantecsher work to DC nrst-claji. Woik hour fiom 8 to II a. m. and from 1 to 5 p. m loSim OSTEOPATHY tit nt tit ' W. J. NOVINGBn, D, O. (Inulnat Aroerlean School of Oateopathr, KirkMYllle. Mo. Uarenpoil , O. C. T. Co's l'AsaKNaen bteamehs lltona Pomona UUVB FOR I'011TL.ND Dally. Bxrept SanUy at 8 a. m. QUICK TIMB AND CHEAP KATK8. Dok Utwon Btle and ( oort B. M. P. BAlDiYIN. Agen'. TuosdiV and Satnrdiy at T. V. Davenport . Friday. Itooina . First Nat. lUnk, ? Ore. Consultation Free at oOice. n-i-im 4T7 fietllltnK'g Bast t and baklnx po4or. vusaaaaski lilgtMMmtoMU, QHrKiMKi.Jift3sX(uBn CUitlS nHtKt ALL llSE f loud. UmI MLS. UDostCou E9 la tl Uousn orrnp. tbmcsu tlmo. Sold br dniraUta. i3KrgaaBwri3i rTi THE REDUCTION SALE I at Zandmer'u Clothing Store has i proven a great success, and the I storo hus ucon crowded dally. 1 An Inn-f nn Mm L'rxirls lust WG t wl continue to sell them at the ! mmo,ow pr,ce?- DR. II, II. OL1NGER THE' EMPORIUM The public are coidially Invited to cU at the Emporium and Inspect their elegant line ol new troodj. luch as hive never I erore been seen In Sol .m. Hand psintel china in hne art, also lunJsome vises and omamenti Iron . all part ol the old world, dinner and tea sell, decorated and plain In fine China and seml porcelain. Salem souvenirs beating photo of stale house, court house, city hall and Willamette University .also a fins llneorglass ware. Remember we ate leader on these line and it will be to your advantage to trade with us. SIOKK OPEN EVENINGS. FKEE DELIVERY. THE JSMPOHIUat 300 Commercial Street. ; ; I SALEM PEOPLE Y, I and OTHER PEOPLE i: Ileadera at Balem and other OreRon town aw 'iiie.te.l to tend In item oJ iMsryoual "d Bwi to appear In the Tlio bally ant Nel.ly rojue niiwi to appe Journ al. u;n. Mra. W. I. WaRnon 1ms returned from a visit at Portland. Mrs. E. Anderson has returned from a visit with frlenda at CorvallU, Mrs. T. W. Davenport ipent Sat urday with friends In Woodburn. Miss. Onlo McKlnncy was a visitor In the city Saturday and Sunday. Y. K. Allen, tho fruit man, spent Sunday with his family at Newbcw. Mr. and Mrs. O .M. Weeks of Howell Prairie are stalled for the winter in Yew Park. Mr. and Mr. B. Coleman, of Lin coln Neb., are vUltliiK.ln this city for a few days. John A. Jefferys, the attorney, hat returned from Medford, where he has been for a week's visit. Hood's Are mueh In little 1 always readr. effleUnt, s atlsfac- Pills torr;preTentcoldor ferer, ear all U H', sle" ?JS?rfi: inSritS TSZMSJSSZ en THIRD OF ft BILLION, Remarkable Story of a Clerk Lowlston House. in a His' Forefarthers Were Granted in Oolhnm's Business Center, Acres Lewiston, Tda., Special: Sev eral daya ago tho brief announcement was made that J. M.Edwards.a cloth Inn salesman of Lewiston, had receiv ed authentic Information that after years of Investigation ho has como Into a fortune amounting to nearly ?1,000,000. Tho tract of land Is In the business heart of tho city of New York. "The track embraces 45 acres extending from Battery street to Canal strcot and Includes all of the promontory which extends from Caual street out Into tho bay. Tho Kreat business blocks on Wall street and on Broadway, the Kovcrnuicnt building, postofllce, custom houses and mint are on this property. "This land was leased to KIok Georno 111, by the Edwards fumlly for colonial use prior to the revolutionary war for a period of 09 years. It was afterwards subject by a crown lease to a Dutch settlor uud later sold oil Into city lots Bubjeot to the terms of tho lease. Thus tho Edwards ownership was recognized prior to the revolution ary war. Later deeds were absolute, but tho Edwards heirs never lost slulit of their etiulty und when tho lease expired efforts were mado to establish title, but many reycrscs followed. "Accusations of forncry and bribery wero mado In connection with the claim until 12 ycarB uro, when -one of tho heirs llttedihlmsclf.ror tho contest aud ibcRiin tho work of establishing title for tho heirs of Robert Edward. "This man ilnally perfected an ab stractor title from tho crown grant In the llrst Instances aud then tie lcaso to tho crown for the use of the colony, then tho subtitle lease to tho Individual who sold oil loU buu Jcct to tho lcaso. It seems that all the rights of tho Edward helra vcro protected to avoid lapse of title by proscription uuder tho common law. Q'The copies of deeds and leases form perhaps tho most complete abstrnct of iltlo In tho civilized world, This work was complied by William Ed wards of Tennessee In 1870. He took tho case out of the hands of tho law yers 12 years ao. For ten years he worked Incessantly on the task, epcudlng a prlvato fortuue In tho work, but when he confronted tho ttt torucys of tho present holders of tho property In 1800 they udylsed a com promise. "Mr. Edwards was required to se cure identification through the seo retary of state of tho national govern ment before ho could 6ccurei tho evidence or title he required from tho archives of the English government. "Mr. Edwards had secured about 200 powers or nttornoys from the living hclrsof Robert Edwards. When Iiecaiuo to New York with his evi dence and a compromise waH proposed he entered Into au undei taking to quiet title for the sum of 1305,000,000. "Over 41,000,000 of this sum was placed on deposit and tho dato fixed for the distribution was September 0, 1800, "The heirs were quietly summoned to New York to transfer title and to secure for each a share of over a million dollars. "But Rome of tho heirs who were possessed or larfo fortunes rcrused to compromise for what they considered a small portion of the great estate. William Edwards, who had all but Unlshed the great work or his lite, was Insulted and grieved by tho ungraterul attitudo or these heirs and by tho Imputation that ho had ex ceeded hla authority. Ho dropped tho great work then and there. "Tho tltlo to the realty, however, was established and the holders ap plied to the courts for an order to quiet title. A suit was brought to compel the heirs of Robert Edwards to make a deed In accordance wit li the contract entered Into by their attorneys-in-fact by which tho heirs were to receive $305,000,000. This oontruct Is now held to be binding upon the helm and the compromise price of 305,000,000 Is ready for dis tribution. " .1, M.Edwards Is not Informed as to tho exact number or testators, but there are less than 300. nis falhcr'e family consisted or 10 children, full and half brothers and sisters. Soma of these are dead. Two sisters live, near Spokane, Mrs. J. S. Marney and Mrs. Emuiett Robinson. The brother, James J. Edwards, Is with tho Htcr lltiir Mercantile Company In Wulla Walla. Tho family borne li In Ten nesee. where the mothsr owns a homestead of 4800 acres of land. The father died several years ago. J. M. Edwards has been In tho In the employ of J. P. Vbllnicr al most contlnally for eight years, but helms lived In Genesee the greater part of the time. He has a family of wire and two children, and la working us a salesman while wait ing tlnal summons to take pescssslons of his million. An Important Difference. To make Itnpparent to thousands, who think themjvo8 HI. that they are oot aftlloted with any disease, but that tbo system simply needs oloans ln(', U to brlnK comfort home to their hearts, as a conlve condition U easily cured by usintt Syrup of Plk'8. Mhii- ufacturea 0 meuaiiinrniu riisoyrujj Co.. only and .old by all drotf KUU Annum Solon ovorOtOOO,OOJ tox am .r?n rt T ' til . '. T0B BILIOUBAND HEBV0O3 DISOUDBnc luoh as Wind ami rninln tho tHornf.''; Diddlnco'), VuhiGM after munis. ll;--nolio. DlrzlncBs, Drowsiness. Fluahln-r of Hoat, Jm of AppotltP. Costlvoiit Ulotclicfl en tho Skin. Cold ChillH. Dh turbod Bloep. llhtful Dreams nml nU Nervous nud Wrorablliis BennatloiiN TUB rlBST D03B WIIJi OIVE BELIEF IN TWENTY UINUTES. Eory oufTorfci Will ncknowleJiro tliuin to bo A WONDERFUL MEDICINE. nXKCHAM'.t riM.B.tn!on nsdlree' cl, willuuleklyrstoto reroutes lo cum pinto heitlth. Tlioy promptly romm obstruction or lrreuulnrltles of tho ny torn nna curo Melt llemlnclio. For i Weak Stomach Inpaired Digestion Disordered Live! IS MEU, WOMEN Ort CHILDRCtJ Dcocham'o Pills aro VUhout a KivaS A "111 b til" f-ARCEST 8ALE rfnnyi'atcntSIfiUcliio Initio vrrlil, i"io. rt dU Dnw ''lorea. " Mil .I .11 AT MARION COURT HOUSE. ransactiona of Record In the VarloUi Courts and Departments, cmcotT count. In tho circuit court In tho suit of W. E. Mitchell, plaintiff, vs. tho Oro gou Woman's Flax & Hemp Fibre as sociation, defendants. Bonhnm.Jeffroy &, Martin, attorneys for thodorense, lllcd a demurrer to tho complaint. Tho property attached, belonging to the defendant corporation, consists of 135 bales of tlax tow, 100 sacks or llax seed nnd CO sacks or outs. in tho case or Jcbso It. Parks, plalntlir, vs. Arthur D. ParKcs, de fendant, action for divorce, tho de rondnnt filed his answer to the com plaint.' He admits thooxlstcnco of tho mnrrlago contract, but makes a genera! denial of nil tho other allega tions In tho complaint, nnd In bis fur ther unci sepcrnte unswer charges tho plnlntUT with adultery, naming sev eral persons ns co-respondents, and asks rora decree or divorce and tho custody or tho minor (children. Geo. G. Bingham and Wyllo A. Moorcs are attorneys for tlio defendant. FINAL ACCOUNTS AWKOVISD. In tho tinal account of Rosa Has slng, executrix of tho last will nnd testament of Joseph Hasslng, deceased, tnc cstato being fully ndmlnlstcrcd upon, and no objections being presented, tho nccount was ullowcd and approved, und the execu tor discharged. In tho final account or G. G. Brown, administrator or the cstato of David Waldo, deceased tho same was ap proved and allowed, and the adminis trator discharged and his bondsmen exonerated. In the matter of the estate of J. W. Long, lusune, E A. M. Gone, petit ioned for an order authorizing the sjloof Mjvonty bushels or wheat at private sale, granted. In tho matter or the cstato or J. J. Basey, deceased, A. J. Basoy und Mury ii. Wlllard, tho co-executors, potloned ror an order to sell personal property, consisting of a sheriff's certlllcute of sale of real property under foreclosure, order as prayed for. HEAL KSTATfi THANFKU8, J. O, Loony and wlfo to Mrs. Carrlo O. Kenady and Eva II. Dennis, 07i acres of land Ind.l. c.01, 4 0 s, r2 w w d 83,000. F. W. Durbln, sheriff, to U. W. McNatnaru, 00.77 ucres In 18 s, r 2 w, sheriff's deed $1,G00. Elizuboth M. Dunnagan, A. II. Dunnagan, Mary Dunnagan, Viola Lslgh, J. F. Leigh, Mora Shepherd, James Shepherd, Israel Dunnagan, Renuett Dunnagan, Willis L. Dunna gan und Nelllo M. McClure, 05 acre in the donation land claim of Samuel Markham und wife, In t r h, r I o. q, d. 81,200 Sherman Swank 'and Otto D. E. Fusion, lot No. 1 und 2, In block No. 7, in Aumsyllle, w d 8250. James Koldrup and A. T. Koldrup toJohnPugh, and undivided 1-5 ln- La Grippe, Followed OR, by Heart Disease, Ourad MILC8' HEART CURE. by M B. 0. 0. 8H0LT8, of WlnUraet, Iowa, Inventor and manufacturer or Bhults' Bafety Whlffletrco conpung, wrltea of Dr. Mllca' Heart Cure. "Two yeaw ago an attack of LaOrlpp lett mo with weak bcaru I bad rnn down In fleah to mere akin and bone. 1 could not (deep I jing down Xor arnotberlns apella J frequent aharp darting pains and palpitation caused a con slant feur of audden death, nothing could Induce too to remain away from home orer nljht. My local physician prescribed Vt, Miles' Heart Cure and in a few daya I waa able to sleep well aud tho pains gradually lessened, and finally ceased. I reduced the the doMU, having gained fifteen pounds, and nm now feollnsr better In orery way than 1 havo for years." Or. MlleV Uumodios aro sold by all drug, gists under a pcwltlvo guarantee, urat bottlo beneBU or money w funded, IJooU on dl easca ot the bovrt and nerrea free. Audreta. DU. MILES UEDIOAfi 00 Elkhart, Ind. V &. t0 MttstaAr fl fe vf9atorjH, j ',iiuiiimrwf1i1i7r.iVl7ttii,i';iii tercst In and to the southwest quarter of tile northwest quarter of 6cctlon 2.'), t 0 s, r 3 w, 40 ncrcs, q. c. tl. $100. l'EUMIT TO WED. A marrlago llccnso was Issued to Miss Matnlo Menus und Mr, Marcus Williams, W. II. Uuttcrsby signing tho affidavit. ' Sound tB a Dollar, "I havo- buffered for tho last ten years from piles, and during tho lat two years I was completely laid up with this disease. 1 began taKin "o? Hood's Sursanarllla. tho first uose which did mo much Hood. I coutln ued the use of thl medicine, nnd to day I am as sound no a dollar." O. W. SWAYNE, Tcanawny, Wash. Ilood'n Pills euro nausea, hcadTlche. The Tennessee. Undersigned has still a fow thou sand of those Tonnessco strawberry plants left at 31.00 a hundred. Thoy are tho Uncst table berry, or for the homo market. Early und brilliant red. Now is tho tlmo to put out to get n spring crop. E. Hofek, d & w tf. Salem, Or. Six Weeks Rain would causo tho river to become un orcan, out it would never nticct tne popularity of Branson nnd Co'a high grade groceries. Quartett Classes. Now being organized for plur.o sight reading; promotes Interest In piano playing. Children's clas3 lessons nt 10:30 every Saturday, 25 cents per less on each. Regular class recitals every Saturday at 2 p. m. Pu rents and friends Invited to attend rccltnlsandchlldrcns clnsscs. Call at studio oyer First Nat ional bunk for information. Etta-Anders Wlllmnn. tf. City Tonsorial Parlor, First door north or Water's olgar stand on Commercial street. Motto -Clean shop, good work, courteous treatment. Hair cutting 15 cents, shaving 10 cents. EitNKST Anderson, proprietor. Formerly or Anderson & Anderson. Give him n call. 1117 18 22 23 A fine all wool covort cloth box coat for men only W.25 nt Tho Now York Rackot. eod-2t-dw If " economy Is tho road to wealth' why not patronize tho Salem Steam Dyeing &Clcanlnir Works, 105Coin mcrclnl St. and savo money, in add Itlon to Dyolng and Cleaning, wo do general repairing, such us rollning and roblndlng coats nnd vests, placing now vclyot collars buttons, patches otc, Wc use uono but tho bust of material, work neat, clioup, and promptly done, Our prices are right. BRONCHITIS Bronchitis Is very provalent lb gen erally boglns 'with a common cold, at tended with cough, hoarsoncaa, noro ncsa of tho lunge, tightness of the cheat nnd difficulty In breathing. If not at tended to,ltbocomoa dnngoroufl thou oanda dlo from bronchitis annually. Dr. JohnW. Bull's Cough Syrup Is tho best remedy for this dtscaso j It rollovos tho cough at onco, effects nn oasy ex pectoration, and euros in a fow days. Dr.Bulls Cough Syrup Will promptly euro Bronchitis. Dee are small and pleasant to take. Doctors recommend It. l'rice 3 cents. At all druggists. Golden Rule Store Well Assorted Block of Notlons.Hcaiery, nibbcui, Pnpor Soaps Tinware, Ovornlla, Undorwenr And a Rreot inrlcty ot morythlnK In line. Olvo us a visit. MRS- D. T. SWART, Blato Iniiirauco lllock. We trj' to fullow the Uolik-n Hula In erory traiiiactton. NEW MARKET ' St.te street, near mlroad. Freshest a'M best meats. My patrons say I keep the best rreaU in town 3 3 BARR&PETZEl -The Old Rellable- PIUmberS and Tinner Mako a Specially of Pumps and Tank Work Ail Wokk Ouakanikkd, 314 COMMKClAL;.srHECr. Telephone No. 348 37ft WANTED, Wheat, oats nnd barley, will buy yuur wurehouiu receipts for same Get our prices before fclllnif. We can savo you money. Tillson-Uamxktt Chain Co. Warehouse, North Halcm. Office, 70 Court St., rear of Dairy mplo'ssUjro. DRIDD PRUIT BA03 TOR SATjU. WANTED PRUNES AND DUIED APPLES, lo-itVim See TlIIsoi-Bartlett Oralu Co Bars tU s n KwlYMjUwAlwff Ew Elgostsr a " S 40 rVC0'Vrjn IfflMil'ti nK lirm rtwrtirttin B"BSwPSMSSSBWBSBSBBg K$ for Infants and Children. The Kind You toe Always BougM BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF - w-w- 0 in Use For Over 30 Years. TMC ecNTAUK COMPItNV, TT MOf TIIT. MW tOHW PITT. VSDSVKNNKNKNMsBa DEALER : GROCERIES Paints, Oils Window Qlasn Vnr nlflli, nnd tbo most couiPloto atoclt ot Brushes of all kinds In tlio fltatf Artlatn inatorinla, llmo; hnln oo mont nnd Bhlnrjloa; nnd tho flnost quality of crass eoed. 7 PER CENT LOANS DOZORTH BROS. 293 Commorolnl St., Balem, Oro. FtlXAb UCHTATIB dw-ll-ll-am DKA.iKn.a. Money to Loan at 7 per cent On Mort;tge Secuilty. One lo five years' time. BOIBB & DARKER, dw.!!-ll-3m 270 Coruruerclnl st, mortgagFloans On improved city and farm property at bwcit rates, WERNCR HUEVMAN, 22 Commercial street 2 doors soutlnol L.dd & Ruth's bank, Salem Oiegtn. II-IJ dw3m WANTED. How toctny aaveruaoinonid ionr llnca or loss hi tbl oolumn naortod Uiroo Uniou for 23 ctun SO ott. n woolc, $1 por month. All ovur lour lluua t tamo rate. SEK HKUK.-ir you want plants ol tiny kind, or cut Mowers, Hue lare uhryiiantheiiiutiiH, It will pay you to seo our. Wucun BclliUicm cheap J. It. l'arvln, Laurel Hill Green house, end of cemetery car line: 11 10 3t YOUNQ OR OLI)-J0ltlic7bex; homo employment; wo send work; you id paid fiom $10 to 310 wcokl), by working part time, duv or 01 en luK! no canvafi8ln; easy; perma nent; must be trustworthy, IiicIoeo stamp' for particulars. Distance no objection. Excelsior Mfif., Lcxlnit ton Ave., & llth Bt., N. Y. OH A NO E Ol'' LOCATION.-Y. A. Anderson, harbor formerly at U6 State street, Is now located at Lews Harbor Simp, No. 110 State street. 11 10 Of WANTED. At tho llaltlmoro Fish Market at 181 Commercial strcot, 10,000 turkoys for which will pay tho blithest market price. II. M, VanAvcry. 11 15 lw. REMOVED-A. II. Eorstricr's kui store und machine shop, has been moved to Stato street, opposite Holmun block, where work of all Kinds will be received. 11-1-lm WANTED. To rent hop yard by party with nlno years experience. C'lti kIvo best references and make crop from start to tlnlsh. Una onouith help tohdiullo 20 to 60 ucres. Address N., Journal ofllco. HOUSE CLEANEUS Hoineinbor that the best und choapoit carpet paper Is tho heavy foil paper sold ut Tins .Jouhnai, olllce. 20-tf WANTED. Vo want uud uro pro pared to pay a fair price for ull tho marketable apples and peurs offered, S. A. McCall & Co. OjOaf WANTED-I have property In Oro Kon to sell or trudo for Kansas prop erty. For particulars uddress S, M. Tomllnson, Washington, KanBas. Mention this pupor. FOK SALE CHEAP. -Ten acres or lund 6 miles east of Salem, near Frultland P. O., ttood school nnd church close by. Ilox house 10x20, uood barn und well, 3 acres cleared, balunco In pasture, fenced. Uood title. Adtiross Win Hluukmore, Frultluud Oregon. 10 2:! 1 mot MUaiCAIi rK hmlt:d number of student taken, on n ano. violin, cuimr. mandolin and sither. Alto Uorman lessons clvcii. Anns M. KreU, Muilc studio, (Jiay block, room 6. Call from 3 to 4 p, in, tf VIOLIN M1MS NKI.IJK IlltOWN has (jtilto a largo rlttts of vluln stuileiiis aud can Mveniii- TEACHER luwlalB lew more. Aly fur tonus at nil Jem, 417 Marlon Ureal. BMPLOYMDNT AOENCY. Girls to do all kinds of work wanted at the W. C. T. U. t'xims. Abolho e wntiuj; help apjily to Mrs C. B. Sherwood, at rooms on Court street, Wages fiom J,o to 3 per week lo-8.im CURE YOURSELF! I M lltf l" UIIIMtatt) TrtiUlluM ht McotaibM I..??.!!. JUitl.u.. I'klBhM. R.I WM MtrTu. l.u.r....ru.urnRfl " ' pofw u k aa.kltL!l Kvfll " "T .i M I, IN lSr 1 " i'-sH A. Saw ihssi w V asssW. v-S-m ui'st)iWifilsMiiV'artaii BUSINEOB CARDS. O. ti. DIAOK Dentist, Successer to Dr. J. M. Keene, old WWW Comer, Saljm, Orj Varties desiring sviperiot operations at moderate rcet in any mancn ati In especial request. Salcin Connecting anil Preparatory School Pall Tkiim OfUNS Oct. 3, 1803. Common School, Normal, BuBlnesa nnd llltcli ychool courfies aro provided. Send for circulars, or call at our school rooms for them, Ofllco hours, -l to B o'clock p. tn. A. J. Oakland, Prln. C. H. LANE Merchant Tailor 211 Commercial nt, t7SulU $15 nnd upwnrda, Pants $3 nnd upwnrdi CAHTAL CITY Express and Tf ansfet Moets all mall and passengor traKv. Hag. Kage nnd cxnrets to all parts of th cit) 1'rompt service. Telephone No. 70. WHITE & D1SQUE. Capital Soao Works. Running at full blast and making best of laundry and toilet soaps, lie sure to call for the Salem brand when jou want gxl A. W. ANDEREG.G, Manner. BARRELS, BARRELS. Made and on hand, n lot of bands ard Uc(;sailslies,inr wine, cider, vinegar, plclo les, incut etc. 1'irst-class and for salo at a liaialn. All kinds il work done on abort notice in Reed shape, Cy .Stewart, South ."alem. o-IJIin New Blacksmith SSiqd. w- r. n- sMrrn co tho old rollnblo sinltlin have opened a ahop ppoalto tbo brewory. nnd invite Sntiona, Uost work nnd lowest prloea OS Commorolnl nt. tlnlcm. Dewey Sell Groceries Cheap? Well, If you Hnvuna oxporlenco you know that to bo the Mulno feature of our success. The Merrltt of our-(foods causes pcnplo to como Miles to putronlzo us. HAItRITT & liAWIlBNOE. Chung Lee Co ' Chinese and Japanese FancyJjGoodo Ladies' Furnishing Goods Reduced 30 Dayt. UNDERWEAlt Examine our stoalt nnd youjwlll bO'Convlnodd.that we cam mre you ae7, 1 COTTLE I1LOCIC . . . COMMERCIAL STREET, Steam Heating, Hot Water Heating, Hot Air Heating, And Furnace Work of all kinds at figures to suit the times MANHOOD JstT' fel W cuur sex. cauicu uy JlMUlUll Ififfii. ujf Co.. ditrltutlu FOB SALE BY D J, f aW V mi HALF WAY HOUSE Fine cigars nnd tobacco. oft drinks; mi n all hounti nlre clean bel(. North Bulcni, henr W. I N ndo'a I'ubllo watering trough. IMft-lmo M. FEICHTlNORIt, frop. i i. ' ii PALACE MEAT MAS KIT WEST & MATTItKWS. Havehndlmiffoxpcrlcncoln norvlnv ctttiem ol Bftlcm nml will to plcaxvl to ceo old iidtionn nt the new stand. Krcih Halt and Hmoked Ileal andLnrd. For a tquarc deal lomamber, HAPPY JJVOK, It 91m m State street, Plione 9M A, M.HUMPHREY & CO, DKAI.BRS itl Grain and Grain Bags Warehouse, Balem and Maoloay. ' 13'27-lm-dw Ofllcc. 200 Commerqlol St., Salem OFFICE, CITY HALL For water service apply at offce. Bil't payable monthly In advance. MaVe , complaints at the nnVn. Chloro-Naptho'eum SHOULD BE KEPT RKADT FOIt USR BY STOOKMSR AND FARMERS. A dlpinfectant and rormloldo that U extensively used and Rlyea satlsfao tlon. Send to IlAitunrr k Lawiusmojj for, or buy a bottle from dwO-28-ltn ROBERT BASHT, AyeBt. BALBM STEAM LAUNDRY I Ptoasa notloo the out In prtoe on tho following Sbxts, plain, to ectin Unuer drawers 5 to to cert Under shirts 5 to ioocp Socks, per pair. .......... ........ .3 centf Ilandkerchlofs t cent Silk handkerchiefs..... 3 cents Sheets and pillow slips 34 cento per doawi and other work In proportion. 17'CTnnnola nnd other work Intelligently woaliod by hat rt. COIi. J, OLMBTBAD, Propdetot AMM! Good Nows for tho Suffering Public, The envious rivals who were determined t make Dr. Cook trouble in the couits hare backed down, and their alleged case waa dUmlsscdwhcn It came Into circuit court. They didn't dare to meet the truth, as Dr. Cook's patient's are loo numerous au'l they are ever urtteful to the man who has cured hem and can cuie others. Dr. Cook makes a specialty of chronic diieases, and doci not use poisonous drugs t? cure tluin. If )ou haven friend who needs help send him to DR. J. F. COOK, 301 Liberty street Consultation fiee. ? Old P, O. Groomby MAtiE TO OnDEO. .'-., RESTORED My Htiaf Dr. Item's v!ujw ! mt. TliU "No.Uilul ttwubt Said Water &, VICTORIOUS fiuarauiced to cure an nervous cuciki, uu w rn 2 train lwer, llwdcte, WaWflulut.tVol Ma'Oiooc., Kfctly'Jtiul. sions, Kenrouunt. ull Uralas, los of power lu Oeatrav. Orgaui of oKremwn. nuuiuu . w., vv j ajcuts. FRY, SALEM, OREGON , Opium or sumuuuin, whicu iiau ui uuui7,v""wrfMU'T: :r. Caubeearrled la vest pocket. Ji .to per bo, iWsuaU , ClrtuUi l'jce. Sold y all druireWj. AkrorH,tv4rSMt Mured ht O IVuu fJciiklac Co., t Via Prancce ' fauc-Paib, Third au VamWil St istUiui- -. af-3 - v w -fj ,' p-"i