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JAS. R. SHEPARD, BurineM Manager.
Otttt, 112 Court StrMt, OpfriC llonw Work.
THUMB OK HUIWCIIIITIOM
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I'er week dellrered by carrier 15
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authorized to re-
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traveling Hgnt.
WKnlercd an nwond-bHW matter Ht tliu
nlcni.Oreon.rtoinc-. March . IHW.
"WEDNESDAY, JUNEO, 1888.
KNTIIUHIAHM WON'T DO.
IJro. Webb In n btmy innn. If tbe
whole liunmii nice wiw umliivil with
IiIh onorgy, electricity would bo too
low u motive force, anil tho nciircHt
pluiiutiiry IkxIIch would Imj annexed
to tho United rjtten. Ah ii prolil
delegate to tho national convention
mill iroinigiiudlHt, on the earn one
half of IiIh lime, lie may Imj Mip
jMwed to have work and excitement
enough to almorb all IiIh facultleH.
Btlll hollmlH tlmoand brain power
enough to miiicI uh a letterevery day,
luiHtlly and Incoherently written, of
x)urw), but Hhowiug clone obwrvn
Hon, fuuilo K)vcrH of oxjircHNlon and
buoyant animal Hjlrltn.
Ve publlnh theHO let tern uh nearly
-iih we can keep up with them, be
lieving they are Intororiting to the
.general reader, and not cloning our
oyoH to tho fuel that our wary friend
takes oocuhIoii hem and there to
make a jMilnt. In a letter to hand
ycHtcnliiy we notice an lugeuloiiH
attempt at )ro)iigandlug, hidden ho
deftly under the dlKgulnu of fervor
and romance, that we pluck it out
of the comparative hcoIiihIoii of cor
roHpondeneo to give It. tho greater
prominence of tho editorial column,
lie In telling of tho rldu from Mln
neaKillH to IiiillauiipoliH, with a
crowd of fellow delegate to tho
prohl convention. They were full
ofenthtiHliiHui; applauding erowdn
an they whirled pant the varloiiH nta
tloiiN fed thin tuteiiHlty; and many
were new to the excitement of
jmiIIIIch. Among other eharaeterH
lie lutroduciiH a Father Mahoncy, of
Kt. 1'iuil, it young Irishman of mod
ent inleii, who deprecated IiIh until
nil MhynoHH, and avowed IiIh reluct-
uiicu to mixing In the convention
hall with tho crowd of obntivpeniUH
HtraugurH ho would meet, following
nil purultN In life, and profiling
every form of rellgloiiH U'lluf. Here
in the holy iiiiui'm talk In tho car:
It had long been Improved In IiIh
hiHtrt that the glory of (led and (lie
welfare of humanity demanded the
total Hiippretwlou of the Ihpior tniUle.
Ilo lioKd (iod would accept the ef
fort of one ho humble, until the
higher dlgulturiori of (lie church
would come out ami take tho lead.
And an the Havlor had pmyed ho
fervently that all who le
llcvcd in Illui might bo one,
Jie could not help believing that
thU prohibition parly would
bring nlMHit tho fulminicnt of the
holy pmyer. Ho iMiuld noo It bridg
ing over the chimin that Hcpnmtcd
north and nouth, and alno dniwlug
together Pmtwtant and Catholle.
Ouukeraiid lltiptUt, McthodoU and
hpbt(oMklliui In one common cmim.
It went even further. It Ixuiud
together In one uuitisl etlbrl thit
Iwirn In Amurtea, anil tluwo who
miiim hither from llrw.t llrltaln,
Oertuiiuy, Honiullnuvlu and the Mm
of the mil Hmvlv, tho young prient
Nlltl, With ItpltotoliO UlU'tloll, II WttlftV
that einlnxlltM ueh a luHillug. mieli
n unlfyiiiK nplrtt. nun.. I-jhiiIiikoiuhI
with GtHr blixMiiug.
Very deftly und alluringly put,
Hru, .Webb, but It l mmtlnumt, anil
Miutlnieut diHtni't prevail in (Million.
When lVter the llurmlt pnvHohml
the Ilivt erUKide to the Holy ltud,
htlrrlug up the heart of tiiitlouiti
nuil uliulng to reciio the tomb of
the iiMrlyred Hvlor from the hand
oftlw Intltlel, Htirwly n xaertHl a
i.'.um niiMt have had ( Sod V dittoing.
'IIkiuwiihU JoIiuhI the Invading
army, wluUe ftnutlltvt eiilUtlug iw
HiblUrw of the on. Hut they
dUln't hIii tlwlr otOeot. lteJIglmw
fren,v Koveriiel liwteid if mlllury
tllMtitllu, ami pmyerw wtmv ummI h
vwihmm iHvnd at UttitvOktM and
JllkMH, 'llHHtMllltU Of tUU tUHUllt-
imry ImhaW dUl by th wiiy, mid
tlHi vi rwwlw.1 lStU4Jiw Ml an
'wy jwyy to tlw mivu,
It U wuoli tlw mihm with a now
io)itlfMl imrty. A hurrnh ami a Wg
ruli will imm mrry tlw twmuiyV
MnmglioW. i.XMr IjUxhUI .
hlWthm ulMM4otM tlM thU lu
KHiimw ywMHg nU4 kvo
lakt trv tut the lwUlHg
iuUkui f tluit prty.
Hut ltglfU IimuW nro twt whvIh
CJ. They ijUe4Uttl tlw M'Ulwu of
rucIi metholH. In lntrcxluclng a
change In our x-lal life, friction, to
(w great nn extent an powlble, must
Ikj avoidel. You follow the Kirii
tural method of taking one from a
village and two from a family, and
netting them aa leaven to work on
the nt. You hedge In and circum
Miribo this destructive agency with
high llconxe, Hunday closing, and
other iwllce regulations, until lt
mot mlschlevou") ell'ectH are remov
ed. Then there may be a good
chance to close In on It from nil
hIiIch.
The Itou taught our cold water
friends In the election on Monday
will Ite useful, and should they
experience a more overwhelming
reverse In November next they will
see thlugH with a clearer gaze. This
Ih not tho age of miracles, and to
change the habitH of sixty million
jK!opc, nH they projoo to do, with a
grand rush, would bo a surpassing
miracle.
A HOUI.I.KSS FHKIS TllAIIKIt,
We cannot award to our neighbor,
thoStatcHiuan, the credit and en
terprise of finding a mare'H nest;
but he has done the next best thing.
He has come across a fellow who
him made the wonderful discovery,
he has desioIIed him of bis possess
ion, and Imported tho natural won
der into this city for the delectation
of IiIh renders. It comes to us In the
shniHS of the Mills bill; and that
wonderfully progressive town,
Coliocs Falls, situated at the mouth
of tho classic Mohawk, where it
Hows Into the Hudson, Is the source.
It was reported, we are told, that all
the cotton and woolen manufactur
ers in that hive of Industry favored
tho Mills bill. This being regarded
as a tough story by the Albany Ex
press editor, ho sent a rejiorter a ten
mile trip In the cars, to find out the
facts. lie caino back with a won
derful story. I tin ho good that we
produce It an follews:
"The result of his Investigation
shows that Innlead of the uiaufac
turem all being for tlieMllls bill they
were all opposed to It save one, and
ho a democrat of English parentage.
Tlie kind of American he Is can be
seen from the statements ho made.
He gave iih a reason for favoring free
trade that It would bring employes
down to starvation wages and then
they would not lie able to strike, and
manufacturers would have no more
trouble with them."
If the name of this perfidious free
trader could lo known, wo would
wager u trifle that It Is Dick Humt.
He wan a young man during the
war, or lMigllnii parentage, as
wo
cx-
are told above, his father an
tensive woolen manufacturer
lii
CoIiooh. He and a scoroof others of
tho same occupation and from the
Hiinio place, served lu the wiipo com
pany with the writer. Private
Hurst wiih tho life of the camp; al
ways In some Heniie, a torment to
bin oflleers; but with a heart as big
as a cpiarter of beef. Ho was an in
veterate Joklst, and showed a won
derful faculty for twinning yarns.
He and a younger brother have suc
ceeded to the father'H business; Dick
must Ih flfty years old now, but jhis
hosted of tho same Insatiable spirit of
mUelilef.
This Albany reporter would go
Into IiIh otllcc, with his eyes bulg
ing out, to leant about the reported
endorsement of the Mills bill. Hitch
a man wouldjimt Imj Dlek Hurst's
incut. He would till him full, and
look uh solemn iisHlpiioenitoi while
thus engaged.
It In wonderful how ready polltio
IniiH are to Ui gulled when they
want to make a point. Our neigh
bor huHCiiutlontMl his n-adoni against
tho campaign liar, and he has him
self lieen sold by the first one he on
countered.
IIKUM.INN CONOILVTiruiTHO.
It U tixeiiMthlo lu CongixKwmtui
Hermann to talk big, after the hand-
some oudormuuttut he has revolved,
lu the hoiiMi yiwtenlay he read
imMaKH from Oregon, Informing
him of hlo rv-electlon by upward of
S.000 majority, and the rousing rv
puldloau victory won all over the
(date. He naturally fWt good, ami the
iMUgmtulatloiM he received on all
liHiuU niM have ImraMd his gHHl
ftt4lg. Thin prvHiiptwl him to talk,
of ixHirxs ami If the pro reporter
low Iklthftilly rjwHluitl hU kn-
twRS thu 14k rili he ihM fulK-
Juif- the saying that tie whu tn
full for utttmtiKM. Our metuUr
ntk to Imw Ihmi the iMTti of the
lwur, tlw deiMXHitle txmgrMHMi
mi mr iMKViuIuvr tlnJrolusL'rin km
to wrt him tlwt 4iuv Otvgxm ld
rtiqdMiUoallj-dtwWirtHlIk reimWI
eniUn, tUy wm gUiil Iw wm re-
UlMel,utki4r rwUtloiw with him
Inula! way Uw wnkMlOe tuul t-
Wwy. All ef whUh U vry
Ix the Ft. Louis convention,
Cleveland, this morning, vrsm nomi
nated for president by acclamation,
but at this writing the man for the
second place on the ticket has not
been selected. The news from Ore
gon took borne of tho superfluous
vapor out of the delegates.
Chauncky 51. Dkpkw, after o
long indulgence in sweet, reluctant,
amorous delay, has at bust consented
to be made president of the United
States, if ten million republicans de
sire to confer on him the honor.
lriou Far aa Attack
Of fever and ague, or blloua remittent
fever don't ort t quinine, ft cumulative
and ieinlcIoii riruK that Iuih rulued many
eon! Itutlim. lTc without delay a remedy
which the leading iihyslclani of America
have recommended for over thirty yeant
Kit Hontotter'H Htomach Hitters. Dumb
HKiie and aeue cuke, no lewi than the ac
tively febrile fornn of malarial dlMet are
promptly relieved and ultimately uprooted
by It. In the tropic, where febrile com
plalnta or thin sort are more virulent than
In the temperate zone, Hostettcr'n Stomach
Hitters has eHtabllithed ft reputation for
preventive and remedial clllcncy which
competition lias not been able to Hired
prejudicially nay lnw even nerved to
strengthen. I)lurdorn of the Htomach and
boweln, ixirtlcularlly tlioo to which ma
laria irlveH rlw. are unecdlly relclvcd br It.
Kidney complaint, rhcumatUm, ncrvou-
iicks ana aicepicKucHft, hick neuuaciio una
eonntlpatlon yield to It. Appetite and
ulccp are both Improved by 1U
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Wortb Knowing,
Mr. W. II. Morgan, merchant,
Lake City, Fin., was taken with a
severe cold, attended with n, distress
ing cough and a running Into con
sumption in its first stages. He tried
ninny so-called popular cough renil
dlcs and steadily grew worse. Was
reduced in llesli, und difllculty in
breathing and was unable to sleep.
Finally tried Dr. King's New Dis
covery for Consumption and found
imimucdiate relief, and after using
about a half dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return
of the disease. No other remedy
can show so grand a record of cures,
as Dr. King's New Discovery for
consumption, guaranteed to do just
what Is claimed for It, Trial bottle
free at II. W. Cox's drug store.
Wrary and Worn.
When the tired factory operator, the
weary out-door laborer, tho overtasked
bookkc'eror clerk necks a medical recom
pense fur expenditure of bodlly,;forco,
where shall he Mud It? Could tho recorded
experience of MiousamM of workers be
voiced, tho verdict would bo that Hostct
ter'M Hitters renews falling strength, stim
ulates the Jaded mental iKiwcrs to fresh ac
tivity, ami relaxes unduo nervous tension
as nothing else does. Digestion, n regular
habit of IsMly, aiipctlto and sleep are pro
moted by It, and It Is an admirable auxil
iary lu the recovery of health by coiiviiIch
cents. A fastidious stomach Is not oll'enil-
Sd by It, and to persons of both sexes lu
cllcntu health who occasionally feel the
need of an ettlclcnt tonic, the whole range
of thopharmacopu'laand tho catalogue of
proprietary medicines does not present a
more useful, safer or more decisive one.
It Is also Incomparable far fever and ague,
rheumatism and kidney troubles.
UUrorcrlri More Valuable Than Hold.
AreHanta Able, the California dis
covery for consumption ami dlscsiscs
of the throat, chest and lungs, and
California Cat-lt-Cure, tho only
guaranteed cure for catarrh, cold In
the bead and kindred complaints.
They are sold at?l jier package, or
three for$t!.G0.uud are recommended
and used by the leading physicians
of the l'aclflo coast. Not secret
comiHiunds. Guaranteed by D. W.
Matthews & Co., 100 atato street,
Salem.
dents' Furnlihlng flood.
O. W. Johnson, tho clothier, keeps
a full llnoof the leading maiiul'aetur
ers' goods. Call and examine his
stock of clothing and furnishing
goods.
FOR SALE.
One nmn of Horses, seven years old.
One Lumber Wagon.
One Hack.
Ouo Mure and Cult.
loCows.
One ywirllug Colt.
One Harrow.
One cultivator.
One hand Prill.
One Plow.
lKtublellnrnoMi.
for rtleulr eall at K. S. Wlntcra A
Thoinns' atitre, KWCXmrt street.
dM-wlmw T. K. TUCKKtU
New I-Iicle Store
IN SA.L1CM.
Having rtmtiHt the store room formerly
oeeepliHl by fttrttner A Tinaiiy, ou the
north side of Htato street, I am prepared to
imy I
the UlghiMt murk! prUe, la ih, fur
IililiM, furs wild slirep pWts, and to thono
liming them ftr Mile, 1 usk to mil and see
Him. aa I will glw phI prtees and a fidr
umi hi nu.
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Post Your Friends in the East !
EVERY ONE COMPLIMENTS
l' on oar wkly edition, as it contains so
muth exwlliit rvndlns matter. We pro
per vrrUins up the fruit Interest of this
ctkm, and yo ntnsot do better than to
nY ttie weekly wailed to your friend eau
tKMnyouwkntoi06toothe rtoure of
Oregon.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
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X whom it way eonoeru, that tbe eorart
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GROCERIES.
Cash Grocery Store,
ISAAC S. STEINER, Proprietor,
124 State v St., . SALEjr.
Afull stock oU
Groceries, Canned Goods, Fresh Vegetables,
Etc. J ust received a nice article In
New -:-Orleans -:- Baking -:- Molasses.
ecialties in Fruits
Evaporated Apples,
Evaporated Peaches,
Evaporated Nectarines,
Evaporated Apricots,
Evaporated Pears.
Dried Peeled Peaches,
Dried Peaches,
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes
Oregon Petit Prunes,
Imported German Prunes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins,
Persian Dates,
Weller Brothers'
201, Commercial Street
KELLER & SONS
Are Still on Top,
WITH
Renewed Life !
Increased Patronage
Heavier Sales!
' New Goods 1
Join the procession and send in your
orders wo will treat you fine.
Everybody speaks In praise of our canned
goods. They cannot be supassed in quality.
Look at our display windows as you pass.
They aro filled with delicious things.
For the Lndles : Call and examine our
Labor-Sa ving Carpet Sweepers four styles.
Feather dusters always In stock.
Jamaica Rananas, direct from Now Yorkv
Big fellows and very Juicy.
KELLER & SONS,
The Grocers.
Grange store
Salem Co-Opcrative Association
F of ,H.
DEALERS! IN
Choice Groceries,
Provisions, Fruits,
and Vegetables,
Crockery, Glassware,
Butter, Eggs,
and Lard.
ALL KINDS OF
Produce Bought I
JAMES AITKEN, Manager.
126 State St., - - - SALEM, OR.
FARMERS, -:- LIVERYMEN
And others in need of
Team or Carriage Harness:
It will bo to your Interest to call upen: me
before purchasing elsewhere, as I have tho
Uja-wit und meet complete stock in tho city.
ItIom reduced to suit the times. Just re
ceived a nne line of
Carriage Harness from A. F. Rissler & Co.
OF" OHICAOO,
For which I nm sole agent. These?iarnesa
are all made from
First Class Pittsburg Leather,
Warranted. Th finest line of Dusters,
lluggy Robe, and Whips in tho city. All
these goods 1 am selling at very dose fig
urns. Thanking the publlo for their liberal
patronage in the past, 1 shall endeavor by
Ktnet attention to business to merit a con
tinuance of their favors in tbe future.
E. S. LAMPORT
PROF. R DIAMOND,
Teactier of Music
And dealer in aM Uads of Mosieal Itutra
aeaU. 0a8Commerel4l street. la
trusaeate sold oa the iattaimeat plaa.