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AUcT1oN SALES.
SALE OF u. 8. LAND-Pursu

SALE OF u. 3. LAND-Pursuaut
~ serti.D o'75 u IL. i.eNlsed Statutes
OF The UDited States The Lnoerhlgned will
M, on tue premises, all the right, title
aDu Interest vi I,.e tBited States In and
10 all that certain lot or parcel of ground
known ana QescnDeu as ios IL in block g. in
Howard University y suLdivision OF the farm
or John A. Sun. in The instinct OF COlum-
bia, together with the building and Inn
provenien.S thereon, formerly owned by
George 8. Balioch. Terms of sale: Ten
per cent OF amount bid to be paid at time
Tie property Ii struck eli !, aBd LaIance ON
delivery OF deed. F. A. REEVE,
Solicitor or the Treasury.
self ,oc1 5,Dovl 8 ,dec4&1
STOCK anu iix .ures, l42S NJ Capitol
., siDcrry. VIII Lc Solo at auction Oct.
IL TO highest bidder. Cc13-3t
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wANTED-ROOMS-

WA ANTED-SeItled lady wishes rooD
and board with quiet elderly couple or
wido " lady, where there are no other board
crs or relatives. terms not to exceed so
pcr month; location, any part of the city.
crs. exchanged. Address HOME. this or
flee. Item
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Reduced Rate to Frederick Fair

Special trains will leave Washington via
B. L o. R. r., at $50 a. m, October 4
and 10, returning, leave Frederick at
d. M. Rate 81 .65 for the round TRIP ill.,
Guiding admission to fair. Tickets good
for week of the fair, S2.2O, including
admission. Oc1O,1213l4
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wANTED-BoARD. W

w wANTED-RooMS AND BOARDING
wish To secure rooms and board for
pupils for the school year, private homes
preferred. rates. as low as may Re CONSIST
ent with good accommodation. will receive
first-claSS att entinn: lease reply by letter.
Martyr Collegc, 1e23 to 1871 q ST. nv.
oc 12-Tt
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SI.25 to Baltimore and Return
Via B. & o. Z. r. All trains October II
and Is. Valid for return until folio wing
Monday Ocl5-St
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PERSONALS.

WHY VIII you live on dry and dyspeptic
Lii"sinS sahu" ici QIe- iii Gary IIncn
iooLis ,'-el a. tLe late oI Il l-zc. you Will
De FURNISHED WI h an eiesant big roast or
Luiicu GInncr a. Miners TIMING rooms, 625
Ing u Miiler's tan in any other dinine room
III he CITY. big break1ast 10 ana 15c.
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McKinley',s Strength in connec,,ou,

Hartford, Conn. Oct. 14.-As the CON-
clusions of a Conference of Republican
party leaders at a meeting of the State
central committee held last evening. it
is rs mated that Mckinley and Hobart
will Lave 10000 majority in Connecticut.
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wANTEp-BoARpEas.

w wANTED-By . colored woman. sv-
eral white boartlers, To send meals 10.
SIS iit!i ST. NV; basement door 1t
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SEWERS AND WATER MAINS
Large Amount Of Pubic Work
Oreerea By Comm ssloners.
AGGREGATE COST, $4,000
Connecticut Avenue Extended to BE
PROVIDED with sidewalk from Rock
Creek Bridge to The Aoo-h hius
Opened Tor Cunstrucrion Of Al school
Building-The Stevens BuildinS.

The Commissioners yesterday issued or
ders for luc construction OF sewers in vari-
Gus sections, ana also for the laying VI
sidewalks under the permit system as loi-
lows:
Set new granite curb in the east side OF
Tni,..cn.n s.l,.., suLlu uI koruh Caiolna
avenue; lay cement sidewalks and reset
curb in street northwest, Letween NOith
Capltoi SIrecU anu New Jersey cvcnue' Ia Y
bricN SIDEWALKS IN 1weit.h s,iee. northeast
between and ID streets; in 1hlrtechth
street east, between North Carolina avenue
and ID street south, and IN rourteehtn strecV
southeast, between East Capitol ana l.
stT.e,s. Lave VIII ASPHALT bio,N tie alley
between Q, Quincy, First and Second
streets, and the alley between ana N,
Twenty-siXth and 1wcn, y-seventh streets.
New granite. curb is also ordered FOR the
east sluc I'll ConncoucuU aNenue eAtchueu'
from Rock Creek bridge TO driveway en-
trance To the Geological Park, ana IN tnc
same avenue from the driveway entrance
to the Geological Park TO the line OF Mil
waukee street brick sidewalk is To be
laid over the same distance on the east side
of Connecticut avenue, between the points
designated, thus giving pedestrians the
benefit OF walkway from the bridge TO
the Zoo. and thence 10 Milwaukee street
WHAT 1T WILL COST.
The total cost of all the foregoing i'm
prov is estimated TO be S.0,IiS,
une-hair to be assessed against abulunS
property.
Sewer construction was ordered, under
the permit system, as follows:
In the west side OF 1hirty-fifth street
northwest, between u and Madison streets;
in l. street southeast, between Eighth and
Ninth streets; in the east and west sides
OF Fifth street, between l. and NJ streets;
i'll Third street southeast, between street
and Georgia avenue; in Tenth street south
east, between Nj street and public space;
along the east front of square north OF
square S53; in Sixth or Canal street, be-
tween l. and NJ streets southeast; in east
side Of First street southeast, between NJ
and y streets, in north iorty-foot alley or
Van street, of square Az; in east side OF
Tmuy-iirth street northwest, between U
and hirty y-secund streets; in south side of
street northwest, between Twent first
and Twenty-second streets; and in north
and Fourth streets.
The total cost OF the sewer work, one
half of which is to be assessed against
property To BE- served, is estimated at
$3.50.
III addition, sundry connections are Or
dercd in several streets, which increases
the aggregate by as mnch as 81 800.
The paving of alleys with vitrified block,
under the assessment system, was also
scheduled, which includes all alleys in
squares 2S3, 1877, 1882, 1908, 2s2 and
l246, and one alley in square sol.
Cement sidewalk a nd new curb in street
northwest, between johnson and Fifteenth
streets, are also provided for at an esti-
mated cost OF ST ,005, one-half to be as
sessed against the abutting lots Of square
2O7
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The King of Pills is Beecham's-BEEcH.
ANS.
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NO FEE UNTIL CURED.

.5peciiiiisV III All vi PRIV ale diseases
nydiocele, Varicoceie and Structure cured.
consultation rfSe. Every day, 8 TO IL, 2
~ - uts, Thurs. ana Saturday evenings
70 D. 6o2 + ST. NV. Closed Sunday.
SCIENTIFIC Head, Face and Hand
heauins-li.e ed Persian Scientists.
haieei and kaAeei, at bl2 Z ST. NV
OcI5-3I
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A DEPOsIT REQUIRED.

Mr.. Baughman is required to make a
deposit of $500 III advance of the issuance
OF the permit, as a guarantee for the
restoration Of the streets to their original
condition, and for the privilege of thus
using the public streets for private pur-
poses he is obligated to pay such reason
able rental rs may be fixed annually by
the Commissioners, payable monthly, the
amount for the current year being 5000
Bond in the sum OF 81 900 is also ex-
acted, TO guarantee the payment of the
rent, the keeping Of the pipe line In re-
pair, and the making of such changes in
the line rs the Commissioners may from
time 10 time prescribe.
1t has been determined to suspend Con-
tractor Cabell from the further prosecu.
ton of the work on the Stevens School
building, on account of the delays and
other troubles that have arisen in connec.
ton with the work. and after due notice
the District will proceed to complete the
building.
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LAYING OF OIL PIPES.

Authority was given yesterday for the
issuance of n permit to r. C. BaughmaD,
representative of the Standard Oil Com
pany, TO lay pipes for the transmission
of petroleum and its products in Washing
ton streets as follows:
From north block numbered 697, along
the unpaved portion of Half street south
east. q distance of 3 900 feet in a south
erly direction, to the Eastern Branch of
the Potomac River. The line begins at
q point on the north building line OF X
street. and thence by X aud Half streets,
to the north building line of Q street, and to
the eastern bank of the river.
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FOR RENT-sToREs.
FOR EXCHANGE

TO ExCHANGE-26 in. '96 lady's
wheel for a % In. mans wheel, and
will exchange 26 In. boys wheel for a "a
In. boys wheel. h. H., this office. ocl5-3t
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MINOR SEWERS.


The construction of Il number OF minor
sewers and the laying of water mains in
various sections were included in n sep
arate order, as follows:
Sewcrs-lp the south half OF alley in
square 1856, cost ST. ,203 under permit
system: 81 feet in south side OF II street
northeast, between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, cost S606. under the permit sys-
TEN; 620 feet in the west side Of Third
street northeast, between and G streets,
cost S2,l57, charGeable To current appro
priatiun.
Water mains Two hundred aud eighty
feet in alley Of square IS, cost S196;
also leo feet in west side OF Second street
southeast, between Hickman aud G streets,
cost, S231.5O; 800 feet IN B street south
east, from vest side OF Ninth street To
main in center of B street, cost, $270.
- Upon compile ton of the last named
sewer premises on the north side of b
street viii be disconnected from the pri-
vate main and connected with the six
Incn man. at the expense of the water
department.
Sealed bids were opened at the District
Building yesterday for the construction
Of a school building in Northeast Wash
InSton, upon the site at the corner of
Fifth and K streets. The contractors
VITA the amount bid by each, are as
follows:
j. NJ Dunr. S2s, 600: Melton & Watts,
S25.509: F. W. Backus, $4,000: Peter
Mccartney, $27,675; C. Thomas & Son,
So, 900; W. P. Biers, S2s,435.
One bid, that of W. A. Kimmel, as un-
accompanied by deposit, and was de-
clarel to be informal.
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wANTED-BIcYcLE.

wANTED-Gent '96 bicycle;
26-inch frame, some standard make;
nrss b. IN thprongh condition AID cheap
for cash. Address, With particulars,
BICYCLE, this office. 1t
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NOTICE to niediums-Hereafter I will
be Unable to help them on cases, owing
to the large increase in my business since
my return home, but will give my time and
advice free To mediums on Sunday. To
the epublic-Allin trouble bring your troubles
10 me; | unite Sparated- break spells OF
long standing, give luck for life; do DoS
waste fluie and li-nney on others, who can
do you no good, but come to NINE FRAN
CTS, Washipgton's oldest forecaster, my
great success or years has caused hundreds
OF would-be mediums and imitators, sill
tings daily cards, 20 cents; ira nee 80 cents
IL 10 II st. W.; business sittings. special
ty, 81. Oc6-1mo. EN-
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$lOO reward for any case OfDyspepsta,
Indigestion or Coustipa ton that cannoe
Spices. .CRUMP MFG. CO., 1929 7tb Il
d ". Send FOR u circular. ocl0-7tem
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FOR RENT-FLATS.
FOR RENT-Elat;' six nIoms; bath;
steam heat; a. IN. l. Apply a r.
BESSON, 1899 14th st. II ". ,eciS s. 81
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FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
FOR RENT-$5 per month, meat stan
in grocery store, with iixtures; strictly
cash trade; bench, block, rack. ice box,
tools. 721 I2th st. ne. oc13-3t
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M IA l.. GOFF. the renowned cliryOy-

AM, mas ANN "a III the CiIy has Ia Ken
rooms at 40 ID st. NV. can he consulted on
the past, present and future: advice ON all
business matters; a. m. till 8 p. m; re-
suits guaranteed. lem
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FOUND.

FOUND-Wednesday a. m, cor. 9th and
SIS. nw., a purse containing sim OF
money. Owner can Lave same Ey APPLY
ing a. the business office OF Times
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aALEE. The MEDIUM-Anl

TIL L; - bays" cure (fur nlcnl leads all
remedies in this city: cures in da Us
or Du CiaIbe, CONSULTATION free. DR.. Nc
HI EEHAN. ZIG 18th 81. NV. ocl4I4t, ,em
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For SALE-LOTS.

FOR SALE-LOTS.
FOR SALE Choice lot. 19x1 SO, Hol.
mead Manor; easy terms. DIV. B..
S419 Holmead ave. oc9-6t.enl
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HALEE. The MEDIUM-And
greatest card reader and scientific palm
lst Ia the CITY, VIII neip you III your most
difficult trouble. and Doue VIII be turned
away without beiug saIIsIied and helped
Tells your life from cradle to grave, and
Just what you want TO know. Also tells
about bus. Geals, law suits, love az
lars. courtsHIp, Darriage, lost or stolen
property, lam ~ tTOubIes, fricpds and enc
mes, and il the one you love is true or
false. Reunites husbands and wives, sweet-
hearts, etc, br,ngs troubles and quarrels
all rIght, causes speedy marriages with
Tie Ole you love, removes spells. causes
good luck, cures drunkenness and other
faults. Consult this gifted person at once,
VINO has the power OF any two mediums
you ever met. Hours 8 a. III. to 8 p. H.
Galy- Satisfaction guar aranteed. Let no
one persuade YOU to go elsewhere. Halee
Is formerly of $40 II St, but now at 926
ii St NV. Remember name tHaleel and
number 1925 u st. nw.) Cut this out
fricss, 25c. and SOC. oc6-1mo
NINE. FRANCIS does not prophesy
Impossible Things, but VIII give life
from trauie 20 grave Hours - TO 3. y
ana oo cents. OrIneriy ia East Capitol
ST, now lilo II st. NV. oc13-Tt
PERH APPS yeu are interested in. our
ads, Dut IL may interest you. more To
look through our fine stock OF suits and
oyercoa,s, all custom made, the least bat
worn, At figures that cannot he equaled-
JUSTH'S OLD STAND 6le ID NV.
oc13-7t
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RRehEs GhLAx card s ossS reader esias and
medium advertising in this city; tells bua-
ness, love affairs, losses, all events Of
HE from era lie To grave, IuIcrprets dreams,
brings separated together, causes speedy
marriages, removes spells, evil inf1B-
euces. family troubles Don't buy, sri,
or go journey until you consult the
oldest and reliable medium. Fee Doc
Toto 10 daily. is9 II st. sw. ocs- 1 mem
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FOR RENT-sTABLE.
FOR RENT-New stable In rear OF No.
442 Franklin ST. NV; So. oc1 5-3t
FOR RENT : Room for two horses. also
room Tor carriage or delivery wagon.
S4 u month. 172O Stb st. NV. el9.tf
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NOS moved by experienced men,
81 COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO.. 323
Ale ST NV Phone. 1868 fe16tf
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NINE. THEO. palrnlsv and card
reader, can be consulted on buEiness
and love affairs Wives and mothers como
and see me when in trouble, comInunicatious
strictly confidential, German spoken, opeu
daily Prices 25c. and soc. 929 II St NV
sci g. limo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-21
After counterfelters.

Albany Democrat, Aug. 20: Tues
day evening Deputy U. S. Marshal
George Humphrey went to Lebanon
to arrest a couple of young men for
counterfeitlng, but did not find them
and returned without them. Who
they are of couIse is not public yet.
The Portland Telegram, of last even
ing, manufactured the following item
about IL: son the strength of dis.
patch received yesterday by United
States Marshal Grady from Lebanon
Or, Deputy Marshal Humphrey was
sent to that section TO arrest a gang
OF counterfelters which had been dis
covered by the Lebanon officers, work
ing In the vicinity. Without know
ing what he would be called on to
encounter, Deputy Humphrey left fol
the scene, and this morning there was
received a telegram stating that he
had captured his men and was return
ing with them. No particulars were
given as to the nature of the crime
nor the incidents of arrest"
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Some Fast Wheeling.

valley Transcript, August Is; The
-'O'e time has been placed to the
'u'' OF DR.. G. S. Wright, OF this
'h on a bicycle, and was done by
-" seemingly without special effort
~ Tue McMinnville track, Sunday
!, '' IN the presence of a large number
", Interested spectators. A. b,
Heii and II. B. Hewitt, a crack
'"usn team were here from Port.
s '.uu aud set the pace for the doctor,
-u although they din their best they
passed at the outcome. In the
l-''s ''est' when near the outcome,
O'uer TO pass the tandem, Doc. lost
OOupie Of seconds by striking soft
Ouuu with his wheel. Had he not
A. 'nis he would have crossed the
nile under we two minutes. The half
seconds beautifully done ia SO AZ
appeSre,d Inc Inc work done by the DIR.
Z ~ hlghly satisfactory IN Mr.
Ger To- .u .duoigorst, northwestern mana
and sske sne Columbia wheel IN poTf.
Work "v4 was present 10 witness tha
Wright ne ,S All say ''Hurrah FOR Doc.
westihh' 'he fastest man in the north.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-21
STATE NEWS.

A large whale is reportet ashore on
the beach Il short distant below Elk
creek.
Jung Chin, the Chinaman who mur.
dered his brother in Portland is still
at large. He is eluding the polio, to
perfection.
At Midas bar at the big bend of
Snake river an lS day's run of n
pumping plant cleaned up 81 per
hour for each man employed.
Arving NJ. Client, of Dayton, has
been placed in the chair of music and
elocutlon in McMinnvllle college. He
Is a graduate Of the University of
Oregon, class of '94.
The recent favorable weather has
caused market improvement i'm the
hop crop. Hops in Linn county are not
much damaged by lice. Active
preparations are being made for pick.
ing.
The mining boat which has been
working on bars Of Snake aud Clear
water rivers is proving success.
Some of the poorest bars worked by
the boat have paid as high as - cents
to the yard.
Since July there have been 81 emf
grant wagons driven through Vale,
their occupants intending to locate
in this state. As each OF them had
about six people, Oregon has gained
about 500 population from this source
alone DUNG that period.
A fir log was hauled to the water
from Jas. Cowan's camp on north Coos
river, Friday, which measured 12s
feet'ln length, and was % inches thick
at the top. II was no easy matter TO
bring the long stick around the curve
OF the railroad.
Rattlesnakes are more numerous in
the Malheur valley this year than ever
before known and the ranchers have
killed great numbers of them. All of
the snakes are 9 TO 10 years old, and
their presence is accounted for by
a scarcity OF food in the hills as they
have Increased so fast that they have
killed of all abe rats, squarrels, ETC.,
In the Immediate vicinity.
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SarSapariIla
Hoods Pills 6illOasness. Is cents.
BRYAN Club at AIedford.

The Monitor-MIner, Aug 20:. The
meeting last Saturday night at the
ororo house was well attended there
hoino something over hundred pres
ont Republicans, Democrats and
populists alike participated. The
meeting was organized by electing G..
r. Noble chairman and f. Il. Phipps
secretary. Col. Il. IIofer of Salem
was introduced rs the speaker of the
evening aud took up the subject of
legislation on the silver question and
showed that Harrison's administra-
tion was repudiated by landslide
for Cleveland, demonstrating that
Something had been known to be
wrong, and that the people were not
yet certain where the remeny should
be applied. That Cleveland's admin
IstratlOn had put an end to the Sher-
man law, claiming that confidence
would be restored thereby, but that
the peoples were now awake to the
situation and ready to repudlate
Ceyelandlsm.
He said IL is not any longer ques-
tlon Of party but Of principle. 1t is
the people against organized and per-
yerted wealth. People try TO scarce
US by saying you have TO swallow the
Democratic party, but this is not true,
the Democratic party had repudlated
its former leaders and principles, and
comes before the nation with the
peoples candidate, VIM. j. Bryan, who
Is the stalwart champion of silver.
II the people elect Bryan, they are
saying they not only favor bimetal-
lisn, but they will see that paper,
silver and gold are to be kept upon a
parity and every dollar shall be worth
100 cents. Mr.. Hofer augmented his
arguments by an array of facts which
are simply unanswerable.
Every one was intensely interested
10 the cause Of free silver and the
election Of William ]. Bryan. The
appeal OF Col. e. Hofer was earnest,
pointed and convincing. He showed
that 1t is not a question of one party
swallowing up or promoting the in
'erests OF another, but that it is the
voice OF the people protesting against
iur'her abuse of legislation, and ask
ing for their constitutional rights.
mr. R. ]. Bruins, also a Republican,
made strong address,
Ihe chair was authorized to appoint
committee of fiYe on permanent Or
saullatlon which will take place next
saturday evening. The secretary was
Instructed TO invite Hon. VIM. Colvig,
Jacksonville, to address the meet
us next Saturday evening; after
'nlcn the meeting adjourned.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-21
Cure for Headache.

As a remedy for all forms Of Headaches
Electric Bitters has proved to be the very
best. IL effects a permanent cure and the
most dreaded habitual sick headache YIELDS to
Its influence. We urge all who are afflicted to
pressure bottle, and give this remedy a fair
trial. In case Of habitual constipation Elec-
trio Bitters cures by giving the needed tone
to the bowels and few case long resist the
use Of this medicines. Try il once. Fifty
cents and $500 at Fred A. Legg's Drug
store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-21

not make really beautiful, satisfying, soul
stirring music, unless every string is tease
and arm, uniens every piece Of the whole
instrument Is Ia perfect tune In perfect
condition. In perfect harmony with every
other piece.
II Is the sane with human being. II
his body IL all out Of order and rundown,
matter how full Of enjoyment II may be for
other people. II he Is just a little BIT out
Of order n he els not sick, but doesn't feel
lust right" he will only be able TO enjoy
fhlngs In haifhssrsed sort Of way. The
nearer he 10 70 being perfectly we'll, the
nearer viii his capacity for euloyment be
perfect 10 really live, and to take bis
Ss SSd n ss :A Ss Srn u ssd a perfect cone one
dition. II this eouditjou doesn't exist.
something 10 wrong and something ought
10 be done. That sofaething nine cases In
ten means the use Of DR.. PieIce's Golden
Medical Discovery. II works directly on
the digestive organs. and on the blood and
through these on every tissue Of the whole
body, Il makes the appetite good thS
easy. II supplies heh, red blood TO all the
tissues and builds UP solid, healthful flesh.
II brings perfect health and restores Wig
orous, spdngy vitality. II makes every
function In life pleasure instead Of drag.
II Is an invigorEtlng tonic a. we'll a. the
greatest biood-puh6er of the age. You can
get IL at any drug store: II you care to
know more about II, and about your own
physical makeup, send n one-eent stamps
to cover cost OF mailing 0Hly and receive
abS0iHifly free a copy Of Dr.. Pieree's eele-
bfated book, "Common Sense Medical Ao-
wiser [" - goo8 pages, profnsely illustrated
Address Wolldis Dispenaary Medical AS
ISOLATION. Buffalo, N. X.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-21
@. R. e. N. CO.
i. M'NEILL, RECEIVER.
TO THE EAST GIVES The CHOIc
OF
/ Two TransContinentaI
ROutCc.

Via Spokane Minneapolis st.Paul.and Den
yer Omaha and Kansas City Il Low rates tc
eastem7cities.
OCEAN DIVISION.
Portland-San francisco.
Steamers leave Ainsworth dock. Portland
July. 20, 81 and August S, 9, 10. IS, 20, IS
and 80.
Fare-Cabin, S.; steerage, t2.So.
WILLAMETTE RlVERHDlVISION.
Steamers Ruth for Portland, Tuesday aud
Friday, at 1880 a, m.
For Corvallis Wednesday and Saturday at
SPIN.
Steamer Gypsy for Poetland, Wednesday
and Saturday al 1880 a. m.
For Corvallis, Monday and Thursday at s
p. m.
Lowest freight and passenger rates. Round
"trip tickets very cheap. Tickets sold and
baggage checked through TO all points with
out extra transfer charges.
For full details call ON Boise K Barker
agents, Salem, Oregon, or address.
w. III. HURLBURT.
Gen'l Pas. Agt. Portland, Or
For full details call on OF address
G.. M. POWERS,
Foot OF Tradest. Local Agent
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1896-08-21

Iliv uull uruu1uy
Of living Is Teeehsd
only by the pertsdpy
healthy. Sickness
discounts the eapae-
ity for enjoyment.
When a plano IL
badly out Of tune,
the noises that come
from II are certainly
not musical. They
are not beautiful. II
II Is only a little bit
out Of tune, you can
play some few things
on Il. You can create
a sem bianee of
fnuaic hut vou can