Weekly Oregon Statesman from Salem, Oregon • Page 4

MISCELLANEOUS, SEWIXft MACHINES. MEDICAL. WEEKLY OREGON STATESMAN. A I- THE rXIVEBSITY. The regular Friday afttruoon exercises It is asserted as a fact that every canvasser who has turned his attention to the introdiiGiiori of the New Family Sewing Machine his locality, 0r who has leen fouurale enough to tenure sn agency, has outstripped trie besi efforts In making money of the old and trie I agents of tlw high-priced machines, which Int er Ihey now replace.

The demand is enoi and su'es so ra id ami money made no rea ll rli so little efTori that tanners, tradesmen, simulators, are 11, cLIng Into the bulnes a fa as they can secure terrU-ry and get their (roods mi the ground to supply anxious customers. It 1- marvclou machines sell hen exhiblre it being a recognized 1'uct that peop'e will hu. the Isjst at the lowest pi i-'O. It ceruitnly is the machine ot the times and does the same wm k. her machines at $80 or 190, and we rea'iy hc'leve It won sell just readily at double and then not enst ha'f the usual price of so good an article, fur It is astonishing to see the vast amount of lalior it uerforms at solow a cost.

The inventors are dally inundated with testimonials of the orlh of their new machines which so suddenly aud eiucesiully hounded into tsipular favor. It proves to le just what is wanted everv day, by every one, ery where JOSEPHUS HOLMES TWO STOUTS! State and Commercial Salem. Oregon. Groceries, Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes. Clothing, Flour, Bacon, Produce, Tobacco and Cigars.

Attached to mv Stores Is a Kirst-olas Bakery. Fnesli ltread. Pies and Cakes, coiistantlv on hand. Everything: that even Ixxry wants. Always something good lo cat at my places of business.

novUf SALEM BOOK STORE. H. D. BOON, STATE STKEKT, SALEM, OREGON. tSrSOOSXS -A-ISriD PERIODICALS.Il A FULL LINK OF SCHOOL HOOKS CONSTANTLY OS HAND, AT PRICKS TO SUIT TI1K times.

Agent lor tiie iinn and the celebrated HI linn I SepUdtf OKUA.V XI'titlKM MAV.S ItKS I' MJIOOiY What must have l.oen the remorte of the First Man wLeu he i.eaid that dire sentence which drove him fr.mi Ix-autiful Garden "Cuistd is the for thy iu sorrow shall thou eat of it all the days of ihy life!" Fleeing from the offended of (ioj la the Cherubim flame abeve the eastern' gate. Ueyond is the wide, wide world, very in the freshness of youth, but as they flee outward the flowers themselves betid their sad heads in dewy tears wept by the stars over mail's immortal woe. As they turn to take a last fond glance at that Paradise, forever lost to them, the crystal wail, toe garden, the foliage, rise and float toward the suusct. "Ah! who can tell how oft at eventide, when the gay west was blushing like a bride, fair ve hath, whispered in her children's ears, Beyond yon cloud will Eden reappear. So went forth the world's first fugitives.

Mar'd indeed Were their lot, yet how could they despair, when gazing mpon the burnished West, lost Eden would ever appear to the eye of Fancy, beckoning them onward aud upward. Tiie first great curse is upon us still. We toil aud contend with Mother Earth as did cur great forefathers of olden time, but as the years Toll on each generation can look back over its bloody track and nay, We at least, are oue day's march nearer home. For the ages as they wax and wane leuve behind them rich sheaves of Experience, garnered by martyrs and saes iu the very heat of the woi Id's battle. These are the real treasures of our lace.

The mbliine lessons of faith and holy trust taught us by the conflicts and sufferings of Natures noblemen may lighten the heavy burden of that doom, if we will but heed them aright. It is to the experience of past ages that we are indebted for whatever social and religious blessings we now enjoy. The true staUsmau is a student of history, for iu the records of governments that have lived and died, he ran sec and avoid the wrong and thus know and do the right. The past la sacred indeed. Prom it we draw full supplies of knowltdge, upon lis purity we build the structure of our lives, and ly its mournful record of errors we arc warned.

But although the statesman can thus justly frame the laws ot society by leaving out whattx-pirteiice condemned as useless or icked, the dividual in lowlier walks of life has greater difficulties to overcome. for the lives of men are seldom written or it their expeneuce is known us. we seldom pause in the bustle and coullieiot, of Life's sterner duties to study them as we should. So it is that we tind the same sin over and over again, even though its terrible punishment is going on before eyes daily. 1 row childhood to manhood from the cradle to thu grave, we are taught the Irutu i tin- moial hu nw is the sehool while man learns wisitttu Dally we are wr-nees of womb I'ful phenomena.

Startling aiirf grand eveuis in iiatnie awai.ui a spirit of in-uiry. liiip.ny und liiliigi lit study acquaint us with the causes ti.at ptodut-c these sublime The Know ilge thus gained is applied to our dailv L.uint.. and thus the liuiu sell- M. J. RHAWL, PRACTICAL PLUMBER, GAS AND KTEAM FITTKIi.

Keeps always on hand a large assort men of LEAD AND IKON PIPE, FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS. HYDRAULIC BAMS, BATH TL BS. SINKS, PLUMBER'S CLOSETS. MARBLE SLABS, STEAM WHISTLES, WATER AND STEAM GUAGES, HOPE PIPES AND CONNECTIONS, OAS FIXTURES, ETC. took t.

nnd were place at the miveisnj opened bv Miss Teresa tioiueruess, nuv k-cuicd a vJry pretty piece on the piano. A declamation was delivered by Master Eugene Willis, who depicted in burning sentences, the terrible tenors incident to a city on fire. The gestures and delivery were good, and the fearful ravages of the devouring element were faithfully portraved. Miss Stella Moore rendered a fine recitation, in which the love of a mother for her child was told with sweet simplicity. Miss Mattie Jory read a humorous composition, in which she tersely described he rights and wrougs of an imaginary school uatiied v.nef whoop father's mother's uncle h-a been a captain in the army.

V. P. Stouffer recited a declamation ia which the trials aud trbiulations of poor old Robinson Crusoe were set forth iu rhyme. Miss Etta McKiunev read a composition, in which she dwelt upon'the benefits to be derived from reading, and the usefulness of public reading rooms. j.l..

Wormian, a voung man of most pleasing addnrss and smooth" delivery, recited a declamation in rhyme, humorously bitting off the future prospects of the boys and girls in geuerU, and creating much amusement. A composition bv Miss Fannie Walker told about flowers, their uses, the difference between a tube rose aud a potato blossom, and asserted that when a young man was seen promeuading State street with a boquet in his button-hole, it might be inferred that hia heart was affected by Cupid's dart. Miss Althea Moores recited "How he saved St. Michael's." The story of the slave saving from destruction the grand cathedreal in Charleston. 8.

C. and then declining all pecuniary reward, was well rendered. It. J. Nichols iii forcible style on the blessings of liberty, free govcruiueut and good society.

Miss Mary Strong's recitation was about a King who, having become tired of gazing upon the faces of traitorous retainers, bad an artist paint bim a picture of a true man and yet he was not happy, for uueasy rests the hsad," etc. Miss Ella Wright gave a very pretty selection on the piano, after which Miss Holdetness played a grand march, to whose inspiring strains the pupils marched and countermarched, and finally marched out of the chapel, the little toddler being on the left of the hue aud bringing up the rear. HiiOMt tw tmpfer Se court. Now the people of Mount Gaiety were a giddy isple sud knew not what to do. But ne "Be linda," who waxed greater and greater spake to them likewise saying "Let us go into Mount Piety whereon dwells this dan sel (X) and we will slay her, together with all her followers, for we have iu our keeping many good brotbers whom we must protect or the beautiful and bewitching damsels of Mount Piety will come and capture them, and our houses will become houses of mourning and abodes of the wretched." Then they arose all of them and went over against the damsels of Mount Piety, but the damsel of Mouut Fiety knew whereof they came, and they gathered themselves together in a gn at multitude against the damsels of Mount Gaiety, and the battle weut sore against Belinda, 'or she was chief among this tribe of wicked There were among the so called brethren of this wicked people one "Bliss," who ta comely to look upon, aad whose surname was Rickey.and one Nod who was the noblest of the bole tnlie of Brotherites, and also one David who was one of the mightiest chieftains of those who played upon the harp of.

a thousand strings and whom tne maidens ot Salem liked much for he speaks unto them sav ing Gambol, sport aud fight. lovely maidens but turn not your arrows against toy nretnern who now dwell in peace." And there was also oue Claybtmru.commonlv called Ar thur, of noble statue, and Henry so called be cause of his great resemblance to King Henry Alter ten days of war there arose among tho tribe of Pietyites one mighty damsel whose name was Annie and she spake many wise things; among tin in was one saying wiser than the rest saving sintul Belinda my heart is sore "rouhli for you for thou kuoweet not the pleas ures of life. We like much the innocent amuse-meiits piovid'd by our creator upen this beautiful earth aud surely we expect to inheret the better land. And now, antiquated maiden shake off thv robe of oruder.v and nut on the earb of realitv and thy days will be long upon this grand old earth. Thus endeth the second chapter.

X. MorsT Piictt, April 19 Election Officers. The folllowing were elected last eveningofficers of Capital Lodge No. 11, for the ensuing term W. C.

Wallace Mauzy W. V. Mrs Florence Cooke W. 8., Lafayette Williams; W. F.

8.. Sam. M. Cooke W. James Coffey; W.

Geo. Bovd W. John Chase Yi Rhoda Neal W. O. A.

Gesner. KeuiiiK aiurbiue Unfile. The raffle for MiBS Annie Curl's sewing ma chine came off last evening at Billy Stanton's cigar store. The instrument was won by the new firm of Brown A a co-partnersnip formed fur the occasion, and consisting of O. A.

Brown, J. F. Milier, Commodore Bloat aud Doc. McCully. KhMsIIpiI.

The question was asked ns Saturday by a stiaiiger where he could get something cooling Our reply was of course, go to J. G. Holbert's and if he don't cool you with his Arctic soda, or his delicious ice cream we will give it up. He, went and same away satisfied. 'I lie Soiree faint Mjrlil.

About forty couple enjoyed themselves in tripping the "light fantastic," Saturday evening at the Opera House. The youth and beauty of the city were present, and the list of dances consisted of about a dozen plain aud fancy movements. I.Ot'AI. X1TK. Strawberries in less than a month.

Several three card men reported in town. The differest sides of the sent a contrast of color. Court Honse pr- Wesley Grave's coach is on heelaor.ee more, and looks better than ever. Miss Nellie Meacham has another fine oil painting on exhibition at L. S.

Bates'. If you have houses to rent or sell, advertise in the Daily and Weekly Statesman. A few of the hydrants still retain their winter sawdust barrels, or patent outside. Born Thursday night to the wife of Mr. Sam.

R. Irwin, a son. Twelve pounds reported. Mr. I.

N. Hemery who is a recent comer into our State is engaged with Joseph us Holmes. Owing to the break in the Pacific Rail Road, there has been no States mails for several days. Water pipes are being laid from the State street main to supply Tiger Eugine house with Willamette water. New cappings have been put on some of the fence-posis of the University grounds.

A new fence would improve the looks of things. The lawns in front of the elegant residences on Court street have been cropped short, aud now resemble stretches of rich, green carpet. An unsophisticated youth, from the rural districts, rat on our track steps all day Friday-forenoon, poring over the hair-elevating pages of Big-Foot Bill, the Bully of the Wooda." The new Methodist Church and its immediate vicinity don't present a very inviting ap- Cearanee. Btragling brush piles and heaps of roken brick are not very nice streetornaments. A couple of tleet-footed youths had a thirty yard siugle daah near the University Fnda morning.

Four bits changed hands, and the winner had to butt himself against a fence to check his velocity." Mr. Theodore Cartwight who is carpentering on the farmer's warehouse, came near meeting with a seiious accident Friday. His adze slipped, and inflicted a wound near the knee Fortunately the force of the blow was slight. The Marshal marshaled a force of boys Friday, ami captured a band of cattle con sis t-iegof two calves, which were browsing in the University gTcmnda. The diminutive bovine now chew the cud of compulsory confinement iu the city corral.

Spell dog without an Street sprinkler sprinkleth. Bird concerts these moruings. Umbrella found marked r.uby. Seth's motto love aud let love. Lincoln Wade is gradually improving.

The odorous lilac is about to burst forth. 'Woolen Mill will probably not start up agniu until June. New building sprung up on the north bank of North Mill creek. 8iindry schookum si washes in town, making a friendly visit to the Capital. Garden truck coming in, "ingerns" heading up, aud marrow fat seedliugs sprouting.

Mr. W. J. Algero, of Portland, has arrived to take cherge of the wood-work on the Capitol. Sixteen boys fishing aud loafing at the mouth of Mill creek Saturday.

Fond of loaves aud fishes. Sone houses on South Salem back streets look as though the cows had licked off the clapboard paint. "Bismarck" was Saturday overpowered by an overdose of overcharred logwood juice, over South Salem. Grsss grees" Keows have left off stealing fodder from farmers wagons and gone to eating the sawdust and salt around the hydrants. The ladies goto the millinery storta after strawberries.

As the berries have not 1 eaded up yet they take the straw iu the shape cf utw spring bu. W. W. WSATUERFORD. J.

W. WEATHERFOKD WEATHERFORD 110., WUOLtSALl AND kRTAU. IIKAXK11S IN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, GLASS, CHEMICAI.S, PATENT MEDICINES, Perfumerj, Toilet Good, Etc X'lii' AV aiiow and Liqiiui'M For Medical purpase. fcS'Moilicines ComiKwiDdoil and Press -iptions Filled. WEATHERFORD A 3., SepllrtawSm Commercial 9t rest Salem COX BELT, DRUGGISTS Jt APOTHECAMES, t'omiuercial fclreet, Sulriu, Or torn.

PKALEKS IN ChemicalSf Perfurfery, PATENT rVIEDICINES, PIRK WINE AU UtflOBH, Ac. In Moores' Block, formerly occnpleJ by J. Souther. Prescriotions Carefully Had 81,000 INCURABLE CASE. 7" DR.

IU KICIIAfS GOLDEN BALSAM. After ten years trial on tms coat nai proven ll self the onlv curative in aeertaiu class of disease pronounced by medical practitioners as I icnrabl. Dr. LeRichau's GOLDEN BALRA No. 1.

cures first and second stages, Sores nn the Legs or. Body; Sore tars. Eyes, Ii our, Ac: Copper-colored inotonos. intirrn, ins ease a J-aip, aim an primaiv iorni oi uiswe known aa SyphUis, Price, per uottl or two GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2, cures Tertlarv, Mercurial, Svptitllllo Rheumatism Paine in the Bones.

Hack of the Nac.k, Uhieratei Sore Throat: Srphilitlo Rash, Lumps ind Contracted Cords, filltlness of the Llmbts rind eradicate all rlisttascsfrom the svsieni, whe tier caused bv indiscretion or cause pf mercury leivlng the bloorl pure and healthy. I'l Ice, per Kittle, IWDr LeRichau's GOLDEN SPANISH AN- tldote. for the Cure ol Uonnorhuea, Cleet Irration, tiravel. and all I'rlnarv or lienltal illiarrange-ments. f2 50 per bottle.

Dr. LeRIchati's GOLDEN SPAMSH IN- lection, a and Injection for aeverti cases ot (ionnorho. Intiammatorv Strict es and all dlseas es of the Ktdneysaml BUvUler. Fl Ice, SO per isittle. Also Agents tor DR.

LK RICH AU 3fLlEN PlLl for 8emiunl Weaknws, Night emissions, Impoteiie.y, aod all diseases arising from Mastur-banon anil excessivn abuses. (3 ter bottle. The genuine i.i.lukn Halkam it put uponlv Inraund bottles. )n reclf 1 of jirlcc, tl ese medt-cineswlll he send to all parts of the nntry, bv exfiress or mail, securely packeil and H-e lrimi observation. Sole agents, C.

F. RICH AUUS Wholesale ami Keiall limgglts and L'bernlsts, S. W. eorncrClay and 9ansome Streeu, SanV Francisco. FLl'ID EXTRACT 23 UCHU.

Is the only known remeily for BRIGHT'S DISIIVH, And a positive remely for liOCT. (JRAVEL, STRHTL'RES. PIABETKS, Dvspeiisia, Nervous Iel)iltty, Iiropsy. Female Complaints, Non-Ketentibn or Irsontln-ence of L'rlne, Irritation. Ivf .11 ima-lion, or I'lceratlon of the 1il, TV DKKand KiDNKYs, 8permatoi rhcra.

Lencorrhrra or hlie. Irregular or ralnful Menm Bearing Uown, ChlonK Sert Itv and all complaints Incident to t'i n.ale. KEARNEY'S EXT. BlCHU! For Ptose In the Bladder, Calculus or Bvlckdust Deposit and Mvkfsor Dtsc.harges, and Dlsestes of the Prostrate Gland. KEARNEY'S EXT.

BUCHU Cnres dlseasesati-ing ft om Imprudences. Ilal-Its of Dissipation, in all their star's, at Utile or no chamte In diet, no inconvenience, and no exposure. It t-Jinses a frequent desire, and gives strength to t'riuate, thereby reroovug obstructions, preventing and curing stridulus of the Urethra, allavlng pain and Intlamatx and extolling all poisnnous matter. I'sea bv persons in the decline or clunge of life; after confinement or labor pains, bed wetting in chlhlren, eu. Prof.

Steele fays: bottle of Kesrney's Kx-tract Hue tin is worth more thaD all oil er Buchtis combined. KEARNEY'S EXT. BUCHU! Perminentlv enrer all alTei'tlons of thn Bla'liler, Kidneys, a lid Drn)islcal Swellings listing In men, women and children, no matt what Ihe age Ask for Kearney's, Take no other. rrtre One Dollar per Mx HottlM for Five Dollars. Depot 104 Duane Street, New York.

A Phvskan Iu attendance to answer correspondence a iii I give advice gratia. Semi stas for pamphlets free. CRANE BRIUHAM, Sa Francisco, Wnolesa a rents. For sH'ehy Druggists every where. Avoid luu-k and Inyotitertt.

Uncharge tor ad vice and Consultlien. Dr. J. R. Dyott, graduate of JetTerson Medical College, Philadelphia, author of several valuable works, can be consulted on all dlsehsosof the Sexual or Crinary Organs (which he h.i male an stndv) either in male or female, no mutter from what cause originating or bow long standing.

A practice of 30 years enables I Ini lo disease, wilh success, Cures guaranteed. Charges reasonable. Those at a distance cn forwa letter describing nymptorps and ench sing stamp to prepav Send forlbeUuld to Health. Price lO cents. B.

DYOTT. M. Phvsk-ian an tJSnrgeon, 1(M Duane Street, aicw York. TO THE UNFORTUflATE. NEW BEMF.DIES8! NEW REH'JIK DR.

GICnON'S DISPENSARY, 623 Karny Street. YI Corner Cvmiuer-rlal SI. SAN FRANCISCO. Established In 1HM, for the treatm nt Sexual ami Seminal Inseases. such as avrhe lileet, SirU-inre, Syphilis in all its lores.

Seminal Weakness, Impotencv, ete. Sklu Di-eases -s standing ami Ulo' lied Legs successfiillj treatisl wiaiual Wnknus. Seminal emission tre consequence ol This solitary or depraveil Is pracilcel li- the youth of loth sexes to an almost unlimited extent, prndu ilng wilh unerring cortalnty, the following trail ol morbid symptoms unless comliated by sclent, Icmedlra measures, viz: Sallrw countenance, dark spots iindi the eyes, pain In the he d. ringing- in Ihe ears, noise llkr the rustling of leaves ami rattling 1 ehartou uneaslaess alMiut the loins, confused vti Ion, hliint-ed Intellect, loss of confidence, dlfllduice stranarers. dislike to form ne acquaintances, a dlssitton to shun society, la of ns-uv orv, bc tlc flushes and vai-l iusernptios alnt tie face, furrel tongue, fetid hrealn, ighs, consumption, oglit sweats, moiiouianlti ami frequent lnsantv.

If rellefbe not obt alneil, the sufferer should apply Immediately, ii person or bv letter, and have a cure effected uy his new and sclenttmi mode of treating this disease, whl. never falls of qi'K-k and rsdk-al oar 1 r. (i. will give one hnndrel dolU.rs lo am person who will prove satisfactorily to him thai he was cured of this complaint by liter oltht 'San Francisco quacks. Cured at Ilona.

Persons at a jllstance may be Ct RED AT HOME, by addressing letter to 11 r. vilhhmi stating case, svmptnmM, length of time se disease has continued, ami have medicine pnrnptly im-warded, free from damage and curtoe'lv, to am part of the conntry, with full ant' plain dl rectlnns for nse. Persons writing to the Doctor will) ease stats the name of the paper they saw this adi trtisement In. Rv Inclosing Jin coin. In a revisit -ed feAter through the Post Office, or I hrongh Well Fargvi A a package of medicine will be foi varied ta any part of the 1'nlori.

All oorresnondonce strict Iv confident! 1. Address DR. J. K. GIBBON, fiil Kear nv Street.

San Postoffice Box 1,937. Feb 111 I)r. Hull UcynoltSs, PEIYS1CHXS AD SUUiEO8 Moores' Block. Salem. WHEELER WILSON, SEWING MACHINE.

First Premiiims 1874s Oregon State Fair. Washington County Fair, and at ALL the Fairs in California, LONDON PARIS VIENNA 1862, 1867, 1873. n'l Agent, 20 Ceary St. and 95 Third San Francisco, Portland. THE HEW IMPROVED FLORENCE Side Feed and Back Feed.

THE LIGHTEST RUNNING, MOST SIMPLE, AND MOST EASILY OPERATED SEWING MACHINE IN THE MARKET. ia Crdsr If tbsrs is a FLORENCE MACHINE within one thousand milss of San Fraa-ciaco cot working well, I will it with-oat any expense to the owner- SAMUEL HILL, Agent, No. 13 New Montgomery Street, GRAM) HOTEL BCTLDIKS. $20 MAKE HOME HAPPY. $20 And earn S30 or 140 per Day.

Marvelous Mechanism. Ingenious Invention. Absolute Perfection. AS KLEGAJiT Dl'KABLI AND l' SEWING MACHINE With Table And Treadle Comploto for Domestic Use Twenty Dollars- VtipnraMi-'ed In price. With many important, superior and valuable Eul a I.

in -Ue. and doe? the 6ame work, in the hMK A as an t0 or $100 machine. The liesi, simplest and machine ever ti.ade. Wniten guarantee lor Fivr. years with every Machine NoMPiHioR'.

No Competition! NoRiviLin qua ity and price. A bki f'iil and jiia. tical m-lentlflc accnmp1ihment ofa mrKt wiiiiderl'ul combination of all theuiion ALiTtFSof a Sewiutr Mach ne, and fu ll a kiunvlwlife to liea nccealiil mechani-cul of practical simplicity. tested. I'Mted in thonniiids of homes.

The favorite of the family circle. It dues not take an hour to eet ready to do a minute's wi.ik. hut Is ahia6 read in a moment to a rlavV woi k. It iii sine Its cost manv limes over In one seasm doii the work of lie laniily, or it will earn four or the dollars a day fur a in man or woman Mho ma wish lo du seu.ng for a livlnpr. sn p'Hi-i and eHsy to learn, and smuoihe to run, the children and Servants can use It.

-ireni: and solid hullt, it will last a generation If proj-erly cared for. Hits no superfluous cogs or cams to get out of order. Sews eouitlly fine wUh coarce cotton, linen, silk or Iwinp. Ilapi II n-ws. a strong seam overall kinds ef goods from finest unlirick up heaviest broadcloth and leather without stopping the machine.

Runs taster, liuhier. more easy and quiet tbau any other machine at five limes "the price. T'ses the stronir straight needle. Mfti-velcmsly true In every motion. Spu the finest, firm and lusting stitch.

ikes iho only seam that be ripped apart Mitliout de-rroilng the fabric. The iitantv. evenness, ami dnrablequalltleaof which lia-e ('mi: heen acci-'led. in sew anything it is possible for a needle to go llirmiph. Will do anv description of sewing ever done on any other machine no' matter what the price, a "I wilh less trouble.

Wiil hem. fell, luck, seam. quilt, braid. cord, bind, Soulier, mine, shirr, pieal, fold, scollop, roll, env hroiiler. run-ii-breadth, etc with aslon-i-hlig ease, rapidity and neatness.

lias received testimonials of its merits from all of thecountry, viarks of dlsUugulshed cori-idenition suhloin volur.larlly acconlexl to nn invention of similar domestic uselulness. Our many ne attachments, patented August 16 IsTo; Si-pteinN'r 2V. 1x71 7, ls7i. Made to fit all machines, are the attainment of precision in mtvlmnu-i acitracy rendering It easy for even those win nrver saw a machine before, to dothetinest kind of fiim-y needle work, other-i-e difllciiU and tedious, with the minost rase and rapi lily. Simple In construction.

Needs no teaching. Money refunded afler thorough trial if not satisfactory In every panlcnlar. Cash prices of machines. Machines with plain table, iron stand and treadle, complete with all the nivessarv fixtures lor Ire-mediate use. fto.

Machine with cover, lock and key, hull ejiae style, Machines with cover, drop leaf four side driwer, locks, kevs, three-ouarter cabinet sivle. 4u. Machines with enclosed tah'es, side drawers, paneled folding doors, locks and full caMuet style. 75. Tables are of various styles, materials, mountings, richness of design, etc according lo price.

Machines can-fiillv selected, securely packed and shipped as freight to any art ol the world. Safe delivery lustirol on receipt of prtc without f-ir-ther charges, lxwrfptlve Uniks with illustrateil engravings of the 'diflereiit stvlea of machines and attachments, large profits, tesi imonisls, samples of searing, liberal Inducements to canvassers, wholesale prices, forwarded free nf charge npnn application. Kxcluslve ageecv for large territory grnntcd gratis to respectable, enterprising business men. clergymen, teachers, wlio will introduec the exiraordlnarv merits of ourgoodsto the peiple or their locality and supply the increasing demand. Addresa J.

THOMPSON, HANN1 007 Broadway, N. Y. PKOPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION. Offipe Chief Quautermastf. K.

A KT OK II Co III A Oregon, March II. Kl 1 SKAI.KI) PROPOSALS IN THIIM.ICATK, will be receive-1 at thisefflce, and al the office Chlrl Quartermaster, Military Division of the Pacific, in San Francisco, 'until noon of Mny 5, lortransiKirtingU.S. Military Stores, Sins-idles and Mails, dnrliiff Ihe fiscal year, commencing July 1. 175. and ending June 1876, over the following routes: Route No.

1 lhs, more or less, from I'alouse Land.ug, W. to Fort Colville, Route No. 2 lhs, more nr less, from Cms-til la, iiiegon, to Fort Ttoise, I.T, Home No. 3 lbs, more or les, frunflVln-nemucoa, Nevada, to Kort Boise, T. Home No.

4 His, mora or less, from ni ics, viregon, 10 amp narnev, Oregon. Rome No. lbs, more or less, from Wlnneniucc. Nevana, to Camp Harnev, Oregon. Home No.

lbs. more or less, from ter minus o. and C. K. R.

(California branch! lo Fort niaiii.iiii, Oregon. Koine No, lbs. more or lesa. from Koseoiirg, Oregon, to Kort Klamath, Oregon tor lruupsortlnj U. Military Mails, Itnnto No.

8 -Between Canyon And Cami) Harnev--weeklv. City, Oregon, Rouse Nn. 9 -Between Llnkvllle, Oregon, and Foit Oregon semi weekly. All bids must he In U. Currency, and the amounts expressed In writing, as well as in flg-ures.

and bidders will state P. O. address. Separate bids for each route required. The Crttted Slates reserves the right lo deliver thw whole or any portion of the atore specified above to contractors, also to reject any or all bids.

Blank proposals, as also printed clrcnlars, giving full Instructions as to manner of bidding, and stating conditions to be observed by Udders, and other particulars, can be bad upon personal or written application to this orh.e, or the office of the Chief Quartermaster, Military DtTlalou the Pacific, San Francisco, 1'ailfnrnia. N. BATCHELPKR. Major and Chief QuartsrmaMsr. SATURDAY MAY 1.

1S7.1. Lnrgre Mining: Ojieriuiona. ir. Oeorge E. Strong, formerly of this city, and ulio comn.enccd hi newspmx-r career upon the OKEkioN S'lAitsMAX, iii now sojourning in Caiilorina.

The following in au extract from a letter written ly him, dated April 15tli. Mr. Stii'iiy bays "On niy first arrival I only remained San Francisco two or three day. Since that time I have visited Northern California; have wen many new and wonderful Unnpi, and enjoyed niyaolf immensely. Perhaps I spent my pleasantest days at Cherokee I'lat, awav up in the Sierras, or at the foot of tin-in.

They carry on hydraulic mining there on au immeiiMe scale. Some of their operations are astounding. They are operating on an immense hill, which is said to be the richest Vlaccr mine in the world. The day before I was there they had cleared up, after a six weeks' run. and realized S73.0OH clear.

They are mil lionaires up there. I Haw snme 01 toe diamond! found on the Hat. I hey are handsome although not an large as some the largest being only worth ahout The hill yielding Very siowly, although tin sluice tuns upon tons of dirt every day. The water shoots with tremendous force from three nozzles known as "The Three Chiefs." When it leaves tlieajiipe it is well nigh Solid, and noth- liii can wuusianu H. it uvmiuim boulders as children play with marbles.

It hurls to au distance rocks weighing a hundred pounds. I stood for hours gazing in wonderment. The water is brought fifteen miles in an iron pipe thirty-two inches in diameter. In one place it is forced up a hillside, as nearly vertical as you can imagine, nine hundred feet. Isn't" that wonderful Of course this has cost them millions of dollars, but au rich have the owners grown, and on so extensive a scale have they planned their future operations, that they expended recently a half million dollars in buying up farms in the valley nelow, on which to run their tailings.

Standing on the hills you look upon a wide, white river of bonlders, stretching away ten miles to the west. Here are iho tailings. At the Opern IIotie. The grand spi ll of gelling was spt ihd at the Optra House Friday evening. The audienence was one of the largest and as select an one as we ever saw in the city.

At the proper time Hon. T. McF. Tatton called the house to order. The committe then retired and selected -Mrs.

H. H. Bowman and Miss AVaUous as leader. B. having the first choice, named Miss Scott.

Miss V. choosing If. H. Gilfrey. ('h(H)sing sides then went on, much amusement until some fifty persons weie found vt ntursutur- enough to enter the arena.

Hon. K. F. Chadwick and James Walton. Estp.

it. as judges, and Plot. T. II. Crawford and J.

II. Albert acted as Tiropoutiders. The first vii-tini went down on spiggot. All, however. did vi-rv well but every few moments, cimi- in drop into their sea's on t.isy cIl'O- .1.

.1 al. 'inn-tar slew miite number. A leaf was turned over and the jaw disUat.r- hi. 1,1 nn.l minilwr wis I thlllll out until onlv about a dozen weie I lln In st then went down one by one. iiilfry.

on comatose. D. W. Craig petered out! on c. ii nary, and others on like words, nut, I I cily live remained.

Mrs. J. If Moons. Misses Mane Smith, Mamie Adams, O. A.

Peel Us and ('. .1. Stoufl'er. Miss Adams failed to get away' with caterpillar. Miss Smith with inueii.io.

und StoutteT with gntWral. Peebles 'volkd vriiuiliou with two I s. Mrs. J. II.

Moons with cue. and was dielared the victor. The j.iocet usot the entertainment eie in the lit igh-Loi of Held For font one. I.ett.rs addressed as below are held for sl-ae at the Postofiice, they being eithtr itnpiop- ii stamped or not stamped at all. The vi i is will call and affix the stamps as law I dnvcts.

or thev will be forwarded to the l'tad l.etti itlice George M. Hoi ton, Kelsay. F.ido-r-uio county, Cal. Miss loiia Post, Purtiatul, F. W.

I'niou Town. Ogu. li. (i. Mode.

Junction City, Ogn. A. H. Albany, Ogn. Mai Iluikhart No.

Tl." iishitigtou street, San Francisco, Cal. Mr. F. tiiirnsey, Bloomitiglon. 111.

W. 11. It, n.lerson, t'nioii Town, Oliu. Win. Young, 1'oilUnd.

Mr. Grizzle Sinclair, Tillamook. I county, Ogn. Mrs. Maf.ie, McKarron, I'urton City.

Mo. J. A. Guilford, l'runeville. Wasco i oiuitv Ogn.

Captain Withers. Jordan alley, 1 J. inn county, E. Howell, Sab in. ign M.

I.ibby, Salem, Ogn. Miss Clara Shaw Salem, Ogu. Stephen Colo, Salem, ign. hina Tiic many friends of Mr. and Mrs.

J. II. Howell assembled at the residence of Mr. J. W.

lMwner, on Front street, Friday evening, and found the parties they were in scaich of absent. Soon after Mr. Howell and lady returnid from th-j spelling bee aud found a gathering awaiting them. Thty were reminded that the evening was the 20th anniversary of their wedding, rud wire invited to join hands once more. Mr.

Geo. II. Burnett performed the ceremony, the happy couple jumped over a broomstick. Mr. Frank Bewley presinted thi iu behalf of many friends, with an elegant China set, and the large assemblage, after partaking of an elegant past, went home with the Ix st wishes for the luiure prosperity of the re-marm d.

llHr Itall The interest taken in the national game in this city cnis to be constantly increasing. The iin tubers of the Aldine Club have shouldered shovels and evened off the ground on the east si.h-of the State House, which they intend to use as the scene of future contests. The petitions for and against the use ol the coiner lot will not be reported on for sometime; meantime the boys assemble there every afternoon and engage in practice games. Members of both clubs take part, and the base ballists are rapidly hardening their hands and preparing the more exciting contests which will toon be on the tapis. Bnrlel the (iriinire.

The wife of au Iuimigraut who arrived 1 the steamer Ajax, on Friday, the lfith died last Wednesday at the residence of James Cooper, near Zena, in Polk county. We could not learn the name sf the deceased, but ascertained that she died from an attack of the mea-slrs, contracted while en-route to thin coast. Two little children are left motherless in their new home. The deceased was buried by tiie Spring Valley GraDge at Zena, last Thursday afternoon. Ntnte npltol.

Work on this immense structure is rapidly progressing. Since the commencement of this season's operations, the partition walls on the north end have been raised about ten feet, and brick by brick they continue to go up. The hod carrying business it improved upon, the mortar nnd bricks being hoisted by horse-power, thus saving the hod-carrier from ladder-clirnbing. and making the man St the top do all the ork," including the cry of Mort." First Mntcta Uainf. A lively garni of Base Ball, took place between the Academic Club of the University, Captain Ross Moores and the Excelsiors of East Salem, Captain B.

Bhortridge. The Academics in their new uniform, red shirts with large bite letter A on the breast looked natty. The game took place on the Excelsior grounds near the East Salem schaol house. Notwithstanding they were fighting on their own ground the score stood, Academics 83 Excelsiors 3C. Property fcold.

Mr. D. W. Trentice sold Friday, his residence on Liberty street, nearly opposite the Presbyterian church. Mr.

K. H. Tupper was the purchaser, and the price paid was 5:2.000. Andy C. Brey also bought of A.

L. Stinson yesterday, that gentleman's city residence, heated on the corner of Winter and Center streets. was the amount of the purchase money. Itorii. FriJay, the of April, to Mrs.

T. a daughter. Twelve pouuijs and not an r.unee less. Tom says the little one Isn't a "Tiger," but a "Tigress," and he wishes it distinctly understood that the happv man upon this occasion is Tom M. Scott," and not Theop.

M. S- and persona in looking for the -ht man to congratulate, should get the right Scott. A Vrire. At 8:30 Saturday morning while the guests of the Chemtketa Hotel were discussing their savory breakfast, an attache of the house rushwl into the dining room with cry that the building was on tire. All hands rushed to the upper regions, where they found the cause of the alarm to be the burning out of one of the chimueya.

Breakfast resumed and no damage done. A toMt Job. Mr. Win. England has just turned out the Commercial Hotel Coach, that was so badly smashed up sometime since, tter and stronger tuau it ever was.

The body of the vehicle has beeu thoroughly ironed and so fastened that all the upsets in Salem couldn't "laze" it now. I addition it has been handsomely repainted and the institution looks nobby and bfylisli. i'arui hold. Messrs. Jones A Patterson sold Friday, to Mr.

A. li. Duulap, the farm of MrJ. A. Sloan, comprising 120 acres lying four miles south of tiie city ou the Buena Vista road, for coin.

kr. D. is a newcomer, aud arrived in 'Oregon last week on the Ajax. I'roui Be i be 1. Dr.

W. C. Wariuncr, or Bethel, was in town Friday. He reports everything lovely overin Polk, aud syi that several acres of hops have reoeutly been put out near hi place, and at doing very well. who has a family, it has attained an enviable reputation in many thousands ot homes and factories, for Us sol id strength, liower, rauidhr.

simplicity, certainty and ease ot ofieruilon, with extreme lieauty. fineness and rellabl hj of Its sewing: while the wonderful low price (Tweniv Hollars lor a large and unmp'ete sewing machine wi ll a strong table and trea tlel. places all idea ol competition out ol the question. It stands alone In its merits and price. We advise you to invest in one al noe for your wife, dauehter.

mother. siter or lady friend "and make a home happv, or put them in your factory, or what is better tf on are lucky enough, secure an agency, if i here 1 none In voiir town, and make money yourse't The manv'new Httoc.limenis for doing extra line, ski' tin and difficult work, are a surprise In their simp'loity of construction and far l'v even Granger prices, and will be delivered safe at your door," no niaiter how remote you may reside, if vou only write for them. Address. J. ThompsoK, HAjijiA A 907 Broa lwav, N.

V. The "Bonanza" tcr All. Invalids, by nervous debl'lty, of agMn feeling the vigor of health and vim of system, should take a few boit'es of IIksley's EEATKii I. X. F.ITTH.S.

Before one betile Is taken they will feel the dawn of restoration, of returning health. No ease ol dyspepsia, Indigestion, loss ol apiKdtte, rheumatism, kidney or liver disease has ever resl-tud Its restorative power. Kverv fieri of ihe human system requires and should receive sustenance and support from Ihe stonifch, regulated bv the liver. If the stomach cannot supply the a'iment rvqnlred, the whole svsicrn languishes. Fortify your organs of life with these blitera.

and in a few days vou will feel vour whole system Invigorated: for every disease arising from disordered liver, slomach or bowels, it Is Invaluable it will revive your shat tered syst. m. jiyfrpeptic ana persons ol hilio'is ImWts should ll within reach, if they value health ana ease. MISCELLANEOUS. rM; jiisi tul tlfi'ti tv Ir.ae'l Hurst-.

aprtS UKEGON. REMOVAL. Dr. j. w.

McAfee has removed his (lace of resilience to the ooruer of Marlon aud Lilierty streets, opposite the Baptist church. ApriMlrn C. W. SHAW. J.

H. ROORK. SHAW KOORK, General Intelligence Heal Estate AM) Collecting Agents. Office in Moore' Illock, Salem, Oregon. f'HE INI 'ERSIGNr T).

DESIGNING TO HI1 a kfal ant of he community, lieilevinp ourselves enilreeliy qualified bv exiierlence and present eiiaiipements, lake p'caure in annoum-ieg to the hiirlnt-ss and Inqnlrlnc worid, ih.it here after we will give prompt atiention to all anatier; in onr line. We wi ai-t as ngents 1n borrowing arid loaning miner, eolltvtlnp notes a id ao-oonr-. rents, etc. We" will at Und to rentals property of all 1 liuls, will receive Rvp'IcaMons for Fire and Lii'o Iniirjnco. And will furnish Infnimation on a't kind" or lecit-tmate hii'i ess or emiiinvmcni.

Eruizi.mts. Mer- l.alsrer ol all I rude or classes, may have monev hv i-a'line and apriiKii SHAW KOORK. HARNESS SADDLERY! rjsiUC T1CS1NKS OF THE I. ATE FIItM OF W. H.

WATKINDS Will be continued on at the old stand bv R. H. DEARBORN, Who will keep a good stock of good work, and liavlng secured the service of EY3r. Jo Baker, Well and favorably known to this commuuity make It apeeab'e to all comers, uew an A share of the tra'le is solicited. 6T Prices to suit everytssly.

Keblitf R. H. DEARBORN. Music Books for People, Fathkk imp's Old Folks' Concert Ti nkj--. CONTINENTAL HAEMONY.

$1.50, Yr Ol'ie Fnikrx L'o'iles are print i-l at out ve, from ir'ucnce ire soul them, Ponte-Pnijiie, on ye receipt of ye retaile price. O'de and yiniy love ye Ancient tithes. rOPl'LAU CANTAJAS. and more popular evei-v season, arc TlIK BKAt TIU'L JUKN i'lO IS llAMtl, ctsi, Belshaz.ar's FKAST c.ts', Flowik ii kf- 7.1 ctsi. Picnic fl.ooi.

Haymaker Ci lprit Fay Mvkical, Kntiiimast ctsi, WlNTKR KVEM.NO KNTK11TAIMET, i 1 May be given with or without costumes. FINE COLLECTIONS OF EASY MUSIC. Winner's Band ot Four. $1.00. Musical Carland, Violin, Piano Accompaniment.

S2.SO. Musical Flowers. Fiute. $2. SO.

Vlclin Amusements. $1.00. Flute Boquet. $1.50. by all the prlncll music dealers.

All books malted, post paid, for retail pi-Ice, OLIVES MTSON CO. CHAS. H. DITSON CO. Boston.

711 BMway, icw York. KNIGHT LORD, ATTORNEYS -AT-LAW, Oretfoii. OfBc In Inrbln'3 B'lck, and Kiate corner of Cominercla North Salem Store IN IIRU K.Ol'POsITK TlIK FACiORY Hi' n-t a full nseoriinent of Cenerai Merchandise, Dry Coods, Croceries, Boots and Shoes, Hardware, Clothing, rnlctilutcd for thtciiy and couutrj trade Rmirlii as low, and will besol.iat as snmd a pr as thoKe who sell st fc anv pert of the trw lisvt Aprto l. LABISH DAIRY. THE UXDERltJNtH IS PPEP.XKKD TO furnish fre-h milk, twice a to ml'les and hotels, 'the milk oi e.ow is kept Aonftf 4.

i. I'l tiH. From Salem Dairy, AXU IIIFH! ni l.IVFKI.B IX I Salem mondn and evening, from the lid Milk Ranch. None but yonnir, he thyciw- kept. One cow's n.nw lor cni.uren.

CHAS. KIRSTEL Ko. 77 Portlai rl. Oregon, Wholesale Dealers I.V Books, Stationery, Notions AN TOYS, Invite attention to lo their large stock of MHOOL, BOOKS, TOY BOOK, BLANK BOOKS NOTE, LETTER AND CAP PAPERS. FLAT CAP PAPER-S, all sixes and weights CARDS AND CARDBOARD, ill sizes and varletle-i: GOLD PENS AND PENCILS.

POCKET CUTLERY. SCISSOR AND SMEARS, And an end'es variety ol Yankee Notions and Toys. BLANK BOOKS Manufactured tooider. jf, jgaAcents for Geo. Malher'a Nine well Known Vrlniiniclnk P.

C. SL'LLITIS, Attorney-at-Law, Will hereafter be found at the southeast corner room of Reed's Hera House, upstairs. Bala, Out. 4dif. Jones Patterson.

REAL ESTATE AGENTS. NEGOTIATE LOAXS, MAKE COLLECTIONS. AGENTS FOR Union Fire InMimnce Company, orsan Francisco: and Mutual Life Insurance Company, of New York. OPERA HOUSE BLOCK SALEM, ORKUO. OTJE -RTTTaS: We bnv or sell unly on commission -charging iwrcenuure for the amount which the proiiorty Is soil or traileil, for our when the oi.n vaot of wile or irade is made.

We will introduce purchasers to the owner of the (jrirperty, and leave ihem free tomuke the tst I argaln lliey can, wiiuoui any interiereucc wu uur part. We pay all -o 1 vert i sing expenses, depending on our commute when sale or irade is mado. We shuit property, wlierc within reach, or give letters oi utroductlon to reliable parlies living near wh till show It. All letter- Inquiry promptly and fnlly answered. We haven-aiiy applications from good, prompt paving men, who will pay 12 )or rnl.

for money, anil give first class personal or real estate secu-rttv, and pay all the exfienses attending waking out the papers. l'aiiriies having money to loan will do well to apply to us In-fore placing It alsewlicre. We the lenders nothing fur oirv service: the lmrrowers iy ns. Entire sut- isfaeuon elven reitariUiu: the securities. YEAST POWDER The Best in the World! No House-keeper Can Make Sweet and Wholesome Bread Without It.

T' we'l known and long established YEAST is now in great demand. Sales Increas-Inedatlv. Now gross p-r day to the trade. I. CALLACiHAN, now sole manufacturer and proprietor, uses no drugs no bone dust pure white cream of Tartar.

Imported direct and ground on Ibe premises. beiti the chief ingredient. Always on hand ami for sale at lowest prices: Callaghan's Yeast Powder, iu lift cans, a superior article. Callaghan's Cream of Tartar, all styles of )iackages. Callaghan's Pure English Bi-car- bonate of Soda and Saleratus, For sale by all grocers.

Also Cream of Tartar Crystals and English Bicarbonate of Soda, in Kegs. D. GALLAGHAN Manf'rs. apr20-2in 121 Front San Francisco. J.

SIMON Wholesale and Kel.dl Healer In Doors, Sash and Blinds, i Cer-man, French and American Window Class, Crvstal sheet. Enameled, Man ed and Cut Olass. Glazing done order at Sati Francisco prices and sa lsfactlon guarranteed. Portland. regon.

56 Front street. niHrch-tvom X33WAH.KL LAND COMPANY San Bay. Alameda California. Title Perfect. Incorporated.

The NEWARK LAND COMPANY Isnown miming shape he (uarantce Fund pa in. The companv will be pre) ared In March to bike3, liO peop bv steanitiottt and railroad to their tuwn and lan'fs in one excursli-n. which will be advertised. Bv reference to the Coast Survey Chart it will lie seen that at Poircro Point. In front of Newark, the deep nater comes all the wav through the channel from the Pacillc, with Ihe C.

R. It. running in a direct line through I.iver-more Pass, making this the connecting fsilul between all liana ol the Cniied Stales, and bv deep water to all lwrts of the glors-. and the greatest point on the Bav of San Francisco plentv of good c'iniase. excellent soil and easv comninnl.at!on.

This land wi'l lie solo at auction in April in acres and lots. Thiscompany wlll commence active operation in building, soon. For all inlwmallon. circulars, maps and aiibse.tlpt inn. applv at the office of tho company.

4oj California sifeei, basement, opposite Bank of California, CHAS. PETERS, Manager. National Business College. (KSTABLIMHKD LN I rirat Btreet, Between Alder sad Morrinun Mild Alder Street between First and Front Street, PORTLAND, ORECOM. II.

M. PE FRANCE, President. W. S. WHITE, An Institution designed fora thorough business training ol voung and middle aged men and ladies.

The proofs "of Ihe excellence of i his Institution, lie In the fact that many of the prominent and successful business men of this country, and numbers of leading Accountants. and Tele- Operators have fou: de. their reputation lor Miflness ac-nraov and thoroughness In course ol al this College. The complete system and careiulattentlon of EDUCATED AND EXPERIENCED TE.U'iiLIiS the superior and practical met brut ot actual bus! ness drill, that few Commercial Colleges have nr rived at, piivludes tbe iHisibillty of iho student passing over anv point ever occurring in any bus iness In detail or whole without thoroughly under alaniling all the principles involved and how and where toapplv Ihem. An Illustration ol the svstcm of Barter and Exchange in all kinds of Business is offered In the establishment ol actual business deiitrunents In which the student bnvs.sells.di's-ouni.silrawsdra lis notes, bills of exchange anil is made aconalnied with moi ey mines, rates of exchange market tluc-tuailons, partnership settlements, thus combining theory and practice in a manner productive of the greatest possible advancement.

louble ami flngle eutrv book-ki-erjlnc. oommercial tions, commercial law, business fiennwinship, or- Ihography, correspondence, counterfeit bank-note detection, phonography and telegraphy arc among i the branches taught. I We can claim for en department ot penmanship I an excellency rarelv equallct ami not surpaseii by anv Business College. The la.lies deiartinenl is cntlrel seierate from the male department. Theruaronn vxcjilimis.

Slmleii cjin euier nt anv time. Evening sessions continue through the entire vear. For lull liarttciilars. rtdress. PfFiiakc White Leclt Box 104, Portlati'l.

SALEM DEAYAITOHACK COMPARTS Trucks and Carriages- AitJA ALWAYS TtEA.1) FOK BCS1NKI. BATES: CATXIMl-First hour Each succeeding hour RIDINH-Per hour To or Irom Trains or Meaialioats. FOR KCStRALS-A hack eH2tdtt JI 50 1 00 2 SO AO 4 00 Lime! By tiic Quantity at $2.75 per Cbl Plaster Paris and Cement, Hair, Nail3 and Shingles, At JOHN HTJGHES' Land lor Sale TWENTT ACRES OF LAND, EKT'VLKN Salem an the Fair Grounds. Buildings, Orchard and Small Fruit. Convenient for gardening purposes.

Immediate given to purchaser. If sold soon will be sold cheap. Inquire at thu otBce, ml 8 YEAST POWDER L. i I i I KTRopalring pumps and other Jobbing in Utt above line promptly attended to. Authorized tapper for the Water and Gas Comfiaiiies.

trShopin Halmss'i Unlldlnir, Commercial Street, Salem. Oregon. AugtJif HEMOVAL. Plamondon Stimpson JJAVE REMOVED THEIR ENTIRE STOCK Liquors and Cigars To the Belvedere Paloon. where ther will be pleased to see al I their old frieads.

Noiie but the choicest brands set out. I.lve them a call. Sepldlt OSCAR KILBOURN, Auction Commission Mercha'i "ITTILL PrifCHASB AND SELL REAL ES- late. Furniture, Etc, General Agent National Life Insurance Company. U.S.

Ganger fur iregnn. ornrr int and Pine KtreeM, OKKUtp.V Augltidawt PsIEPTUSIE BATHS AND SHAVING SALOON. Stewart's Block, Commercial Strt. C. Flledner Prop'r ATHS, HOT AND C)LI), READY AL always.

Seiildil COMMERCIAL Litery, Sale and Feed Stable, COBNER CUMMERCIAL ni TRADE SK, SALEM, OREGON. DAVIDSON BE AX, Prop'm. Constantly on hand a well selocteil stock of HOESE3 btTOE, S-A-XjIE; I At low rates. Good Horses and Carriages to Let. HorKCN Kept on Livery, Not.

lltf. P. J. LOOSEN, MERCHANT TAILOR, State Street, Kaleru, Oregon. "MX F.T.V HOD A complete stock of Foreign and Domestic Clothes Cassimeres and Vestlngs, Which he will cut ard make to order, or cut and fit, Satlstactlon guaranteed In all cases.

mav.Vti. OPERA SALOON. Ol'KItV HUILDING, Wreet Salem, Oregon. O. SMITH, Proprietor.

The beet quality of Wiiif. Liquars Ciffni-K ALOAY-i ON HAN ll. BILLIABTlTAALtS OK TITE LATENT and MOST APPKOVKl PATTERNS, truiien all nighlif-3 aprM.lm Mules for Sale. rj'WO JICLE TRAMP WITH WAfJOSS AND I Harness complete, will 1 sold cheap One span large and one medium size: No. 1 work and ri hng animals; kind, sound and In good order.

air. in-. Ham's make, nearlv b1 as new. lec io.iilf H. ii.

WATKINHS Salem SALEM IRON WORKS. Front St. Salem, Oregon, B. F. DRAKE.

Prop'r. Stearn Engines, Saw MillSi Reapers, And kinds of Machinery repaired on short notice. Planers. Matchers, Shapers and Sticker alltkUwtf it anutaottired to order. BQOTHBY STAPLETON.

arnUI ealer I Sash, Doors, Blinds, Moldings, ETC. Bracket and ait kinds of Scroti Sawing. nAYIXJ TlIK BFsiT rACIMTIEsi An the latest improved wood-working machinery to manufacture the above artvVes, will oiler inducements to customers. Also wood-turning In all its varieties. CirOrders from the country prompt! attended to.

Office and Manufactory Corner of rout tl Stute fctreeta. 6Sdlmwif Eureka Market It. K. MOKRPt. Irprlor.

Keens ConstaiUlv liand a fnll Assortment of FR EsVt BEEF, PORK, VEAL MUTTON, CHICKENS, SMOKED MEATS. ETC. ETC. M'ATK KTKKKT. Haletu, Oregon.

I'KOIVSALS FOR MILITAKY I'MES. SUP- IHTICK I'lUf Ql' ARTKRM ASTVlt, HKfATMKNT OF Tli il.f ill A. Oregon. March 11. 1S75.

SKALKD PROPOSALS. IN TUll'Llt'ATE, under the usual conditions, will be received ar this office, and also at the oflie.es of the V. S. (Juartevmasters at the nameil below, until li o'clock on May Slh. tor Ihe d-llverv of milltarv supplies during the fl-eal year, Julv 1." lMT'i.

and ending June 3d, l7ti, Charcoal. Oats. Barley. Hay, and Straw, or such of said supplies as may be le-iilrotat toe following named posts: V.Ht'Couver Pel, W. T.

Fort Stevens, Oregon. Fort ran by (formerly Fort tape Ih.ap)oliit-ment.W.T. Kort I'ownsenrt. T. Fort I'olvllle, W.

T. Fort I.apwai. I. T. Fort Holse.

I. T. Fort K'amaih, Orcson. amp Harnev, Oregon. Fort Walla Walla, W.

T. Bids for anv iiorllon ol the stinplle will lie entertained. The Oovernment reserves the right to reject anv or all bids, lilank proposals ami printed circulars, lheklndan.lestlinaie.l.iiaii-llties reoiilrel at ptwt. and giving full Inductions as to tt-e manner ofbl-Mlng. to be observed bv bidders, and terms of contract and payment can be olaalned by personal or wntien application to the Quartermaster at the various tmsts or to this office.

Tho price lull S. eurrencv. mtisl Ihe extiressed In writing as well as In figures, and all bids lor Ha and Wood must Mate the kind proposed to he delivered. N-nerate proiiosals wl 1 lie made for each ikisI, and bidders must state their pnsioffle address. Mslor lind Chief tjuariermaster.

BILLY STANTON, Keeps constantly on hand FRAGRANT CIGARS AND CHOICE TOBACCO. Afl.prtf: omawrrlsl rt "''v our common ancestor is mil. What was yesun.ay the work of a thoUsatld liallds, t'cUHT is acCtiniplls.i' ll ii.aelimery contiolicd by a smg, luasit-r muni. acijnire Kiiowieoge oi lue oiitwaid worid by constant study, hot it a thotough hnuwiiilge of great inner wiirlrt tie night und i motion, that brings true wisdom to us. The petty cares, the costly siu-iiticcs, the hitter tears, as wtilas the iui-bnglit hours of joy and peace that go to make up the great sum total of this lite, are exacting, yet faithful teachers in the world's school.

'temptations and trials are our and though they sotui times solely, tin serve 10 educate and mine oui munis. The noblest characters of earth are those who have learned thlough patient years of trial and suilering. the one gnat lts-ou of life: "To Milh and be stiolig." TheV only are heroes who have passed thlough tiie battle. i woiu.i i ase sorry we. limited to his comfortable lit.

He who heeds the let sous of his life is the best scholar. The Psalmist of Isiacl txaiud Wisdom iu his most Uautitnl songs, and the venerable patriarch Ji b. in that Ki'audikt of all poems has given the siibhinest definition that ever dropped from the pen of inspiration "And unto man he ssid Behold, the lour of ih Lord, that i wisdom und to ib part freni evil is nndei Sai.t.M, April 15. Veea. Old Court House.

This rather antiquated structure, which has been weather beaten by the storms of maoy rainv winters, aud bleached out bv the suns of many sunny summers, and which was the first palace of justice built by Marion Couuty, is soon to assume an improved appearance. The old building, which was formerly the abode of tho Marton county blind goddess, was erected about Ish, aud was. no doubt, au imposing structure in those days. But now its glory has departed, and the voice of the eloquent attorney or bantering hamster, as he entreats defends, attacks or ridicules his opponents, is heard no more nithin its walls. Fngid aud un yielding Justice has taheii up her quarters iu a more imposing architectural pile, and grave and unbiased juries no longer occupy benches in the old building.

Messrs. G. W. Lawsou aud J. L.

Hawkins are now having the structure entirely rejuvenated. A partition has been run through the center of the building, thus dividing it into two tqual parts and the rear ends are to be extended back fourteen feet. Mr. Law-son has had the interior of the east side plastered and painted. The rooms are already let, and will soon be ready fur occupancy.

Besides several business offices, there will be a hall 20 by 3d in the second story. Mr. Hawkins is engaged fitting up the west side, which is to be occupied as a dwelling by two families, with a millinery establishment on the first floor. A handsome French indow is to be made in the second story front which will open on an elegant veranda xtendmg out to the upright pillars. The exterior will asjurue a brown stone color and things generally Will soon present au improved appearance.

A I'rerax-loiii Youth. The average boy is amart, you bet-ter believe. What he doesn't know doesn't deserve to be known, and the average man who can discount the average ten-year old cherub of the present day on matters of general individuality (sometimes called check) will have to elevate himself from his conch pretty early in the dewy morn. Whe hear of a youngster at one of our Bnnday-schoo't ho, during the session of the school last Sunday, was rather boisterous in his efforts to demonstrate to a companion the fact that he had caught two fish on one hook at the same time, aud could do so some more. Just then the gigantic and venerable form of one of tiie teacheiB approached, and laying his hand on the lioy's scalp-lock the totichi said.

keen still my little man, ke still. Young hop fill elcvand his eyes in an indignant pent of way, at-rj inquired, what's the matter with you old fellow don't your siiirt fit you?" About that time the orgau played and then we left. Roll of IIoHor. The Central School Roll of Honor for the month ending April 23d, shows the following names i Third Grade Henry Biers, Charley Barker, Eddie Cross, Henry Evans, Johnnie Koskie, George Hatch, Jonathan Kiggs, Slur-man Evans, Trella Foltz, Alice Hatch, Emma Chambers, Nellie Mellcn, Bessie Lindsey, Alic Walling, Mary Veatch. Mattie L.

Powell. Teacher. Fourth Grade Mamie Laughead. Corriuue lewellyn. Olive Veatch Anna Fleidni r.

Katie Smith, Viola Chandler, Nora Cornell. Miunie Shaw, Stella Skiff. Oiga Bridges, Ada Calvert, Etta Barker, Amauda Riggs, Helen Berry, Carrie Holman, Jirnmie Drake. Alfred Radford, Bertie Cromwell. Ira Cromwell, lisses Newman.

Charlie Craft, Thomas Caves, Archie Allen. Johnnie Qimnbay, Oliver Hiusdale, Itos-coe Evans, Eddie Harkness, Herman Stager, Ralph Patton, Frank Howell, Elmlr Greene, Joseph Jellison, Eddie Snyder, Howard Jones. Nellie Curl, Teache. A HiiillHiit silnjr. As announced in the Statksvan, Saturday was Mrs.

E. W. Mxley's grand opening day. All day long and last evening the store was filled with ladies all intent ou examining, admiring aud puschasiug from her elegant stock of hats, trimmings, etc. The tori represented bazar, aud the most excellent taste was evinced in the display of those tempting articles of dress that make a pretty lady prettier.

The show windows were a rfect boquet of richness and splendor, and the exquisite arrangement of the articles therein, shows that Miss Nellie Far-luenter haa any amount of artistic taste. Ifiwrtl I'p. Hon. U. G.

Strnve, G. of the Indepin-dent Order of Odd Fellows, in company with Hou. O. X. Denny, of Portland, passed up the road Saturday, eu route for Cuujouville, where the mcnibcis of Douglas and Myrtle Creek Lodges are to join next Monday in celebrating the 56th anniversary of tile introduction of that Order into the United Stale.

They are expected to returu Wednesday evening next ami visit Chemtketa Lodge that meet on that evening. A Report. It is currently reported on the streets that if a match should be made between George Cog-gan's "Osceola" and Wm. Bingham's "Foster," to run at the next State Fair, as proposed ty Mr. Bingham, the citizens of Salem will probably make up a 500 purse as au additional prize for tho wiuning horcs.

Ijrit Mile Moiir. The Salem Hour Manufacturing Company have effected the sale or 7,000 barrels of flour to a Chiueso firm in San Fraucisco. The flour will be shipped immediately. We have not learned the price per barrel paid, and otily havo the asi-ur-ance that the sale was effected on the moat advantageous terms..