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j.waiauwiwaiayawnw '' rs-"" -' -MixmHmK itSij&i'Jii-xti&rs&zr& EBBgBgaftWWWWlgWaii a If I "Ptzzltd Jh Poctors." MOST of ths rwm rnreil by Ayrr'si Ssrsftparilla Lave been gltcti up by Uio Tegular practice. I'll) siclana nr recommending this medicine inoro tliau ever, and with satisfactory results. E. M Sargent, Lowell, Mm., say : " Several yean ago, my daughter broko out with largo sores on her liamln. ficei and other part of her body. TIio caso pnxzled tho doctors. My daughter tied Avar's Sarsaparlllo, and itrcniiltrd in a complete cure. Iter blood seems to liavo been thoroughly purified, at alio Iim never had so much as u piiuplo since talcing this medicine." " This is to cortlfv that after havinir been sick for twelve years wjtli kidney disease and general debility, and having 't!n treated by several physicians with out relief, I am now better In every ro npeet. and think I am nearly well, having taken seven bottles of Ayr's Karsaparllla." Maria Itudwigson, Albert Lea, Minn. Ayers Sarsaparilla ritBiunzo r Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mats. Irlc$l; flztwttlM, S. Worth S a bottla. A Matter f Place. "Well, madam," says tho liood of tho house, who had apparently got out of bed on tho wrong side, "what have you got for breakfast this morning? Boiled , eggs, eh? Seems to mo you never liavo anything but boiled eggs. Boiled Ere bus I And what else, madam, may I askf "Mutton chop, my dear," says tho wife meekly. "Mutton chops 1" echoes tho husband, bursting Into a peal of sardonic laugh ter, "Mutton chops I I could havo guessed ttl Madam, If I ever cat an other meat Inside of this house" and Jamming on his hat and slamming the door tho aggrieved man bounds down tho stairs and botakes himself to tho restaurant. "Whnt'Il you have, sir?" says the waiter, politely handing him a bin of faro. "Alt I" says tho guest, having glanced ov6r It "Lot mo seo, Bring mo two boiled eggs and u mutton chop." Jury. THE END OF SAN J08C JOE. to TSSsSQSSSSiSSr erman 95 yrup The majority of well-read phys icians now believe that Consump tion is a genu disease. In other words, instead of being in the cout stitution itself it is caused by innu merable small creatures living in the lungs haying no business there and eating them away as caterpillars do the leaves of trees, A Germ The phlegm that is coughed up is those DIsoaso. parts of the lungs which have been gnawed off and destroyed. These little bacilli, as the germs are called, are too small to be seen with the naked eye, but they are very much alive just the same, and enter the body in our food, in the air we breathe, and through the pores of the skin. Thence they get into the blood and finally arrive at the lungs where they fasten mid increase with frightful rapidity. Then German Syrup comes in, loosens them, kills them, expells them, heals the places they leave, and so nourish and soothe that, in a short time consump tives become gcrra-proof and well. 4J A, JUonatrr titinrk Tlit W Known All Skippers or tlie 1'nclfle Cout. Thero Is on exhibition In Stewart jrtreet In the shape of a photograph "all that Is mortal" of "San Jose Joe." San Jose Joe was in his lifetime a shark, and was better known all along the coast from Guatemala to Panama than any skipper sailing the Pacific, and ho was an object of general rwpeqt too. The first known to the men who tell fish stories Is that ho emtio into promi nence about fourteen years ago by tak- Ing on a cargo of two natives, who wero enjoying tho luxury of a sea bath on tlio Uuateiuula coast. .Like "Uld Hrln," the grizzly of tho Sierras, his reputation as a man enter increased rapidly, and he was given credit for tho havoc wrought by all tho sharks In the district ho infested, Joe had a certain routo which ho "worked," and It was early noticed that his weather oyo was always open for a cholco morsel with a line attached to It, The expression on his counte nance when tho ship's cook would cast Ithn a well larded shank was edifying to behold, but he had a human con tempt for people who gave donations 'with a string to them." Mariners on tho west coast of Cen tral America, after experimenting with a. hook on Joe for some tlmo, at length discarded that method of offectlng Ids cupturo and resorted to firearms, Tito amount of lead Joe hud fired into him with all sorts of firearms no doubt add ed to bis weight, but it bad no appre ciable effect on his buoyant spirits or on his appctlto fqr bathers and lono rowboats. As tho United States steamer Ranger was lying In tho harbor of San Jpso do Guatemala, tho noted shark camo alongsldo and cast a hungry glanco to ward tho cookhouso. Captain Hcitcr armed himself with a harpoon and en tered a dingy lying aft Ho was so fortunate as to got an opportunity for .'unding tho harpoon In a vital spot; and, in fhort order, tho old shark, who had terrorized tho coast for so many years, was lying an Inert mass on tho calul waters. Tho carcass was haulod on board and photographed. Measurements were taken, and Joo's body was weighed. Ills wolght was 11,800 pounds. Ho was 20 feet 8 Incites In longtl and was 0 foot 8 incites In circumference back of tho gills. It was found that tho old follow bad no teeth, probably owing to hlsgrcat age. Ho was a tiger shark that is, spotted liko a tlgor. Tho natives on tho coast liavo breathed easier siuco his timely taking off, and Captain Iloltor Is a very popular man down thero, San Francisco Report STARTLING FACTSI VHHHMiMMifwacaM I i-nwiilwJ The American poopla are rapidly berciutafr a raoaof utTOuwreik.mnllliofolluwliuiiiukiii'it tho bem romedri AlpbroiKiUaaniUiiw, of llnllur, i'., aneara uuinuui nia ton waa ixcium o BU vuu uaure. Dr. Minis' i Mill 0.1) no Mr, of VUlul,lnd uvr.u. urn. jnu .irapvtire. 91 turn (HI norm Bdr, unit much Iwadaoba, diulnr twin, tna nertpua nrvairatlon. ly uuo iltl Hpri, llrwaljn, Mich., mm bit daughter ourvd ot iDMntlr tftn rar' Hamtlng. Trial waa fcoltiMcnd waacunxl p(4D lo N ounvul ll Imnloolit, diulnr!. laca prvairatlon, by uup 1kIU. vn. Mich., utt hla datiulitAp if iDMnilr i ln rMit' tamtlngTrlal Cue Imuk of manralniia rural. Flllcrc 4 drucgUU TitU raaiodr eeuialus no oplaiw. nr.Wlks' MAdloal Oo.,Elkhnrt, Ind. XKEAI BOTTU iKEE, Bold by'D. J, Fry,drugiilst,Hitfm. Act on now iirlnrlple traatato Ui llrer, ttoiuatb and tMiwrl threuah 1K1 iwmvj l)H lliuia' 1'itxa tptattl cum UUouann, liir)ld llrer and con5llp. Uoo. ttmalleat, lulldmt. Bo-Id by D. J, Trlfliii Uaay to Make. If any woman Is In neod of a con venient little work bosket, and has a good strawberry box, hero Is a sug gestion for her. Not long ago an Ingenious woman painted such a box thoroughly with sovcral coats of white enamel paint A thick layer of wad ding was then laid In tho bottom and over tho sides, then a lining of bright yellow silk was placed Insldo. Tho silk was shirred and turned In at tho top in a narrow frill thatBot upan Inch above tho edgo of tho basket A protty recorrtacla for flowers Is made by painting tall and well ahapod tumblers of clear and perfectly plain glafti with violots, daisies or clover loaves. A vory good combination Is of single whito daisies, and tho maiden hulr font rising from tho baso of tho glass and nodding on tlioir stems. Pitchers of gracoful shupo aro now painted in tho samo way. A pitchor of ambor glass seen was painted with tho yellow datslos commonly known as "black eyed Susans." Now York Post Vbaatom Cannon. Among tho strangest of phenomena are tho oxplosivo noises that liavo been heard for years over half of tho large area of tho Ganges delta and that have tot yet been assigned to uny sntlsfnc ory can so. Tho noises, for tho. lockof i a bettor name, have long been known as tuo iiarisal guns, so called from Barisal. tho chief town of the district to which they aro mostly confined. Tho startling sounds were tho subject of a long discussion at a meeting of the Asiatic Society of Bengal, but tho learned members aro no nearer a solu tion of. tho mystery now than wh6n it was first discussed and written nbout, nineteen years ago. Tho sounds rcscmblo tho explosion of bombs or tho thunder of heavy guns. They ooctir at quito regular intervals, but most frequently In tho rainy sea son, nnd their usual accompaniment Is a southerly wind. They are beard along 100 miles of tho coast and up tho many branches of tho delta from SO to 100 miles inland, and duo north as far as tho Garro hills, about ISO miles from the coast Tho low lying, swampy coast region for fifty miles inland Is thinly inhabited, and, strange as it may appoar, no ono ever beems to bo at or near tho place whero tho noises originate. Tho meeting of tho Asiatic society was prolific of theories as to tho causo of this phenomenon, but no theory was supported by evidence -entitling it to much weight Tho noises aro variously assigned to atmospheric electricity, to subterranean or subaqueous agencies, to tho bursting of bamboos whloh lost, howover, pro duces a rioiso moro liko tho crack of musketry than tho boom of artillery and also to tho breaking of tho tre mendous surf rollers along tho north ern shoro of the Bay of Bengal, the sound Of which, It is urged, Is boruo far Inland among tho river channels. Bos ton Transcript no Had Forgotten Something. I was staying on tho Riviora when tho famous convulsion of 1888 occurred. I was awakened by a shock which dashed two pictures off the wall of my room and npsot tho washstand. Whllo I was striking a match another shock strowed mo and somo chairs among somo fragments of broken crockory. I hud presenco of mind enough to re member that during an oarthquako you aro no safer in tho streets thun In a covered building; so I drossed without mad precipitancy, and after a des porato struggle to open my door which had got Jammed walked down stairs. Tho sight was ono novor to bo forgot ten, Mod. women nnd children In dnsbabillp wore huddled in tho front hall, crying, shrioking and praying. Somo had boltod out of doors, , with hardly any clothes on, and had mado for tho sea, whoro thoy clamorod to bo rowed out In open boats about tho worst thing they could do. Among tho panic stricken folk was an old gentleman itt pyjamas, who had come down tho stairs three steps at a time, But on reaching tho hall lie ox- clahned that ho had forgotten some thing and must go back. His friends shouted to him that tho upper stories wero dangorous; but ho turned a deaf ear, boundod up stairs and presontly roturnod panting. Tho thing which ho had forgotten was his sot of falso tooth I Cor. London Graphic. TOO MUCH POR A WIFE. hl Man llealtatrit About Mnrrlng Acaln llecaaao or the Fee. "W'ydn't ye git ernuther wife, Jo slaherr asked Jonah Skinflint of Jo slab Nudge the other day as they met by accident' in the 'woods while In pur suit 01 tneir favorite calling hunting. "Tell ye wat, Joner," said Nudge, "Vvo bin thinkin crbont It monstrously fer er long- spell. Let's sec. It's bin nigh onter threo weeks senco'ther ole I 'oman dido, baint it?" i "Ya-as, summura erbout thar." " 'Pears nigher forty, though." " 'Speckt it do, for yo lied er mouty awful good wife." "Now yer shoutin, slioro'n sartin. Aforo ther oio 'owan , drapped off I novor hed ter do onnythlng 'ceptin ter kinder oversee ther crap an hunt but senco sho dido I've had ter sucker'n worm ther terboekcr, hoe ther corn an pull weeds outcn ther cotton. Tell yo wat. Joner, I'm erfeerd I'll never git ernuther un 'nt'li take her place on complaln'ly. It's true thar 'azn't over ly much tor do, but mouty fow gals tliar bo 'at It Ml not luck wus'n er yaller steer en tendln five acres o' terbacker, ten acres o' corn an er few acres o' cot ton, asides slob little chores as cuttin sprouts, totln corn tor mill, choppln wood'n drawin water fer ther fattenln hogs." "Them air fax, Josalr, 'at I hadn't tliunk erbout, as my oio 'oman alius looks artcr ther hog'n hominy part an I sorter manage ter pervldo ther game. But I Jedgo yo'll try ter find er sensible gal wat won't git Itvr back up at dofn slob lectio trifles." "I dunno, Joner. Thar hain't many gals In this part." "Wal, thiir's ded oodles on em down ter Porcupine Holler. Thoy'ro golna tion purty uns, I'm er tellin yer," "Is that so?" "Fax." "I'll bo dadsnapped ef I hain't er noshun tor go down.1' "Yo'dorter." "D'ye reckon enny on em 'uld splico 'ith or feller?" "I know itl That's a hull passel o' gals 'n wldders wat 'uld Jest nachually Jump highor'n shitopoke at ther chance." "Wa-al, I'll go. Say, wat'U er squar cost down thar?" "Squar Hunger costs five dollers. Darby soven an ther parson ten." "Byjuxl I'll 'never pay it" "W'y?" "Too steep." " 'Tis?" "I'd holler of twarn'ti" "I s'posed it war erbout rito." "Nary time 1 Say, I've been spliced nine times an never lied tor payer squar moro'n seventy-five cents, an they make monoy at that prico, for it don't take 'em moro'n or mlnit, and that's all I'll pay." "Yo'll not git spliced down thar, then." "Wa-al, crgln a feller pays soven dol lers to ther squar an threo fer er coflln when sho kicks ther buckot, he's out ten dollersl Geewliillkins, feller, I'll novor cutter at that prico." J. W. Ilyder in Now York Epoch. Mouiureiueiit of Kleetrlo Ourreuta, Instruments for moasurlng tho quan tity of current used by customers of tho oloctriu light and power stations havo readied a high stuto of ollloionoy In a test of Watt motor, whloh was inada to satisfy a customer who coiuplaluod of exorbitant bills. It was decided to check tho consumption of tho light for forty-eight consecutive hours, and. to do this two men wero employed. Tlioir instructions wero to tako note of tho exact time, to tho second, of every lamp whloh was burned or extinguished, and at tho end of forty-eight hours their report was found to tally with tho Watt motor so nearly as to bo regardod correct In faot tho Watt meter showed a difference of thirty cents In favor of tho consumer, although tho bill was considerably In oxcess ot thirty dollars. Now York Telegram. Her Higher Kdiiontlou. Cousin Hugh Whero away so early, and In such a hurry, this broexy morn lg Miss Bralnie (fresh from medical studios) Dou't detain mo. I'm going right over to help my old friend, Mrs. Wollowed. A Lively Race. Ho was tolling about tho wind In ono of tho now states. Tho train was going In thp samp direction ns tho wind. "Wo ciuuo up with a party of section workmou on a handcar. They got off to lot us pass, tho train stopping In the meantime. Through somo oversight tho handcar was left nlonu for a mo ment and was whlskod away by tho wind. It gained rapid headway and beforo tho workmen realized tho fact it had a hundred yards' start and was Just liusuing, Tho section superintend ont ordered tho gang to board tho en gine and thou the train moved alioad after tho Hooing car. Tho engineer wont easy at first thinking tho little car would soon bo recaptured. Bnt no, tho car was in for a race. So ho opened tho throttle and the big loco mntlvo and cars dashod ahead at tho rate ot fifty mtlos an hour. It was a long ohasu and tho oonduator told mo that wo traveled over seventy miles to catch that handcar. I suppose tho handcar would havo beaten us Into Chicago if It hadn't had a hot box, I tell you tho wind Is awful out thoro." Brooklyn Eagle. How Illilr Are Tunned. Better leather Is mado today from hides in from sixty to ninety days than was manufactured In tho old way. It should bo remembered, however, that hides aro tanned in precisely the same manner now thoy havo always been. Tli ut is, tho samo agencies nro used for combining it witli tho goliitiuo of tho liido and for converting it into leather. Modern tanners have simply discovered methods by which tho tannic acid is mado to penetrate more quickly into tho pores of tho skin. This is accomplished partly by frequent manipulation of tho hides while in tho vats and partly by special treatments for keeping tho pores of tho skin open during tho tanning process. It is a tact well known to all tanners that any method or process which will hasten tho union of tho tan nic acid witli tho hido shortens materi ally tho tlmo necessary to convort It Into leather. Now York Advortlser. Too Much. A llttlo boy had his first pair of rubber boots, and could not bo contented till his mother wont down to tho brook with him to seo him wado. With loving caro ho dragged a board across tho brook for her to walk upon, whllo ho waded beside her In water whloh camo nearly to his boot tops. Suddenly, as If ho had Just realized what sho was deprived of in being a woman hi shoes, lie took her hand and said with alTeetionato eaniestiie.ss: "Indeed, mamma dear, I will not wado another minute whero you can seo mo. it iniiht uo too toiuntatiouv Cousin Hugh Anything wrong? ours H.wrongi i snouiu sayi xes- his big chum was reposing. A fow mo terday sho said sho was going to wlro ments later tlio larger dog wanted to go her husband. And I didn't oven kuow out; the door was opened and ho dart he wnn dead. He'll uiakp a lovely skob ed un tho street Uoforo aaln far h.i oton, and I can show her Just how ho I mot tho two dogs who had assailed tho Avenge,! Hla lVlenil. Alderman Hlgglns Is tho owner of two handsome and valuable dogs. Ono Is quite small, whllo tho other Is a good sized fellow. Thoy aro both well lAiiinvmi nun iiiiiuu ilio oiuor morn- ... i i . i, , , lug tho llttlo dog started up tho street for you to l'r.-outh'8Companlon. alone. Before ho had gone far two . R,,, . v-i- m ., , ii, i .i ii A Hlorjr of riHpolenn III. other dogs mot him and a light ensued ,, . , IIT , . , , In whloh tho llttlo ono was badly pun-1 fc fPOlcon III, who had no fever poor Itlied. After getting away ho turned fVM to holP on Umu, ""' other foy- and went to the HhnHu. studio, whoro ""K. ,irK u convince - ia iwiiiKiai 1I7MI11I1 lira ainfi niiuiniii . nnlt BOdooai.ao eta, tUmplea frae at rtruiMata, a MttltiCtUawLUt Fry, druggist, Bah in. Oue Teat la Buying a Hunt, When oxamlulns a homo with a ttew to imrchaslnir, always liavo him kkitlowaa etoop or atony descent at the Rtl of a hultor nnd with uo whip a him. Many horeoa when Woskght out of tho Htablo aro oxcitod V ttw preeenoo of atr-angora, and bo- Mik stui moro bo nt sight of ii whip, ; A ptif ht bunonoas may thcrofora bo aWVMmtavniy overlooked by Uio horeo Mwiitdf, Jtwt MAinou under etnmg adl48it Hill Bomotimcb forgot a orsleot LeftdingtholiorKo do wun dtof rttl, jhkovr any dofoct In hU fceaainrtow, and running hhu bodt nu aayeop iy vrouknoea tbat may mM ia kin kind Jogs. Home ahurp- H l0iW UWXW flaCtaJ M WOll 03 UOJ haif, so if tho horeo to in tho least HWy m gwamuy avoid a wkm wwwififf off a horw to a i iMiiwiiiftifir.-Wi. Louis OIob- should bo wired. Pittsburg Bulletin. "Abuot thv Same." Tho rhetoric class was up for recita tion In a manual school A young huly In repeating several imrogmplis of text very glibly mado uso of tho word Idiom. "What U an Idiom?" asked the teacher, as tho young lady paused for breath. "Why, I-I-dldn't look it up, I took It for wonted It meant about tho uuuo as iulot dxiwliton Journal llttlo one, and, In the longuago ot the small boy, "ho licked 'em both." Hav ing accomplished this work, ho wont ! back to tho studio wagging his tall and apparently much pleased at having avenged hU comrade. Bath (Me.) En teriiiw, Cua of tht TroabU. Mrs. Brown What's tho matter with the Icooroam, Johnuio! Llttlo Johnnie Nothing, ma; only slstor has tho big spoon. Now York Epoch, a cousin, whom ho had already genor ously aided, that It was iiupossiblo for him to Inereaso her allowance. Tho princess took tho refusal angrily, and, as sho was leaving, said In a taunting manner: "Decidedly you have nothing of tho great emperor, our uncle." "You mistake, my dear cousin," re plied Napoleon with a cheerful smllo, "I havo his family." Harper's. A 8trk n f flood fortune. Bunker Bloomer Is looking pretty well lately. Has he had anv luekf Hill Why, haven't you heard? Ho married a widow nnd her former hus band's clothes Just tit hira. Clothier and FurnUher. CLEAN! If you would bo dean and havo your clothes done up in tho neatest and drvuslost manner, tako thorn to tho SALKM STEAM LAUMWY whoro all work is dona by whito laUar nntl in ho niof,t prompt inwuw, COLONmJ, pLAtSTJED iCibcrtJr Street As Staple as Coflff. "Chamtierlatu's Cough Remedy is as staple as colleoln this vicinity. 11 has done au Immense smount of goodslucoJU introduction here,11 A. iiU Kortlell, Mspla Bldge, Minn. For sale by O. K. Goode, druggist. line Ufa's ArulcjKrt , Ths Dm! sJr la tb woria tor Cuts, Urulaej.Kirw, Ulr. Rait Itbfnm, Kerr gorw, l)ttw. CliPlJ hanaa, OUlfoInlBa, Owa anil J tjkla KrurUoaa, aad rxS mtlyeurw rtl or nnry riolrJ.ai .or lUOMiy rafundVd. Pries. U cnu ft in, rorJbjIa1J,rrr,WCXHa.H . aV BBH w 0 DO td 0 w o CD 0 to to to O ! 0 i O o to MODERN SAMARITANS. A::::::rA Ha Som.T.iT "' -" - AMOUnU Ihrlr re.unt. w " " sort of iniproinp- 7"" tho It was a sort oi impii"- ,7 . The lanuiauy ""- ,"". f.hfld next door It u nothing leothwaj-nme. Tbosliipping ciem sa.u '"'"""" Ueved the baby had been crying steady i.. .,- hnn nnd the landlady said ,t door was f-. ".. I shame, and tho contract was nothing less uu TbosWpping clerk ,.-i tha hnhv had b 1t hours, and the , i i.nt rrlnil moro or before too. . Tho contractor's wife said that she knowjts mother whipped It, and that If sho wero a man she'd have It stonped, even If she had to go to the less the day Tlie Queen City, The Bouquet .City, Tlie Capital City Q c PThe big, gruff contractor straightened mmseil up anu auiu ..-. D next door and seo what ho could do. Jit uwr uuiA ot tm . a t 1-t. ..nlnnrnnrwl Ti Af- TUO Sllippmg ciern. vuiuhkv. company him, and tlio little dry goods salesman said ho was in for any move ment that would stop that crying. Tlie cashier said that cruelty to children was tho one thing that actually made him want to etriko a woman. Ho had noticed the way that baby had been treated for some time. The four men sallied forth, and the landlady, the contractor's wifo and the cashier's wife watched them from the bay window. They climbed tlie stops, rang the bell and a moment later en tered the house. Threo minutes after ward the cashier came out and hurried off down the street, and the women ex claimed simultaneously, "He's going for a policeman." Then the shipping clerk appeared and hurried after the cashier. It was fully fifteen minutes before tho contractor appeared, followed by the dry goods salesmen. Tho former was wiping his forehead with his hand kerchief as he climbed tlie step? of the boarding house again. Ho was met at 4t.A Am-m K.r tlia tlirna urritnpn "What did she say?" a?ked Ills wifo. "She said sho was glad to see us," he said in his gruff way. "The brazen thing!" exclaimed tho threo women. "Stop that!" ho said sharply. "Wo told her wo wero neighbors, and she said it was kind of us to come in." "Oh! Oh!" chorused the women. "Stop it, I tell you!" he exclaimed. "She had tlie baby in her arms and thero were dark rings under her eyes. Sho said tlio baby was sick and she didn't dare leavo it to go down celler to the ice chest, because there was no ono else in the house." "And what did you do?" tlio land lady asked. "I went down cellar anu got some cold meat She hadn't had any break fast" "And I brought up the milk," put in the salesman, "and George ran for the doctor and Harry went to tlie drug store." "Oh, dear!" said the landlady. "Tho poor tiling! Where's her husband?" "Ho didn't come home lost night," said the contractor, scowling. "Some nights he forgets, it seems." "And whut are you going to dot" asked tlie cashier's wifo. "I know what one woman Is going to do," ho said, looking in the direction of his wife. "Yes, John," she said, "I'm going right over." "And I know what another woman is going to do," added the landlady, nlckimr un a shawl. "She's cnini? to oiler to got up something hot for moth er ana uauy. xtieir kuciien Are must be out." "And another's going over Just to see what she can do," put in tho cashier's wifo. Then, as they started, ono of them called eut: "How about tho husband? Hadn't some one better" "I can lick him," Interrupted the lit tle dry goods salesman, "and if I over meet him I will." Chicago Tribune il T T. T K THER R m o Capita onriial SALEM, OREGON. DAILY '. $6 00 per year. WEEKLY 1 50 per year. THE LARGEST AND BEST NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED IN THE WILLAMETTE VALLEY. The Wt ekly contains all the news and volumes of Tml.tnlYli-i infAitniiifinn rtinnnvn!nfr f.liia wnTirlnrfiil nnilTlfw iluotiveness of the soil, crops and agricultural resources are published in such Rhape as to give the stranger a compre hensive idea of our growing country. If you wish to post your mends send them the Uapital Journal. It is a Paper of the People. It is progressive and discusses all live issues on their merits rSUaastaVSBaaaUaaaaaWaaaaaVBSJSBiBaaaaaaaWISSB HEAD THE DAILY OR WEEKLY CAPITAL JOURNAL. HOFER BROS., - - - Salem, Oregon, Publishers, WiBamcttc University jm Why Homes Stumble. STany horbes stumblo.and aro whipped tlierefor, because persons having them in keeping aro careless in 'hitching them UP." TllO most Batrrnnt nn,1 common error in clothing a horso is tho placing oi uio breechen, or hold back trnp, at tho proper height on tlio horse's hind legs. In fact every third horse is hitched wrong in tilts respect. The breechen should bo so buckled that It will not slip up under tlio horbo's tail, and never so that it will, when the horbe is going down hill or holding against a load, slip nearly down to his hocks. Tho latter position deprives mo none oi me tree uso of his hind legs, causes his feet to cross alternately lifts his hind feet if not his wlmi i.t.J parts, nearly off the ground, and throws ma weigui ot tno loaU and of the horse himself on to his front f.tHm .u being badly "sprung" knees, frequent unavoidable stumbling, with the gen erally attending whipping, Jerking of Uie reins and curses of the fool driver Cor. Washington Star. 8ALEM, OBEGON, Is just the place to go for a first-class education. Its Normal Course oilers every advantage of any normal school with all the benefits of degree and state diploma and many spec ialties. Excellent courses for business c, Theology, Law. Medicine and Pharmacy. ,nS,e(0Dd term Peus Nov. 10th. Third term opens Feb. 1, 1&92. For circular address, REV. GEO. -VHITAKER,D. D. President. THE YAOUlNA ROUTE, ORE PACIFIC RAILROAD Ana Oregon Development company's bUumsuip line. 223 miles EhorU-r, Bl hours l"ts time thun by any othei loute. iit.t class thiougb riSEencer and height lice irom Portland nnd an points In the Wll lametto vallev to and lrom Ban Francisco TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxcept Sundays). t.eaeAlbany POOPAt LeaeCorvallls PJ0PM Arrive Yaqulna 6.80 PM fStl ,uqu!?,u 6:45 AM Arrive Albany 11:10 AM Corvahl0' Ualns conneet at Albany ana .rr.&e.n.bov.etrumsconnect "t YAQUINA T.L. tUe Oregon Development wi Un MHtfnrnnhlUHhetwf.pn Yunulna and Sa r rancisco. SAILIX0 PATES. ftrStoWdsy 2H" YJP& ffiK ny . J$ -7 &.h n Valie Thursday. i"U iuceuuy EAST ANP SOUTH -VIA Southern Pacific Route Why ft Preacher Should wj0 a Hleyei,, John Bertram, ex-mayor of Dundas Ont, is in the city. Mr. Bertram is a fhrowd, sharp man, and his conversa tion Is marked bv a well .infl.,i t of dry humor, lie wn ..i a tho street todav with l.u ,:a . Dunn, who knew him in Dundas, when they paired the Xlnv nnirt d .,. land, who was speeding along on his bicycle. Tf hat's tho way clergyman go around in Vancouver," said Mr. Dunn Mr. Bertram looked at the tpeedlng onu and without a gmUe K?llef e 11, he can save soles that way for a certalnty.-Van)uver Telegram. PEOPLE! Ask for Hurst's "STAFF OF LIFE" anu ie9t taMine bread. AIo th HmousPureAurBmBugk. liMt Flour. tor the. Z'AZP' 1 1 8Tal VVDu . Vri . lane), luesaav is rius company renenes the neht tc change sailing dates without notice. tiXZ f,"PP Ll'ortland and all -. . -. ,wirj UIIJUIH CflTi nnlra KrtLa Itrl.I, ... " .hw the trnlDH of th Corvallls Shasta Line CALWORNU KXPRKSS TKAIN-nON OAIM BKTWEJtM PonTLANP AND 8. r. IA. p. m. Wis p. m. 8.13 a.in. Ato tloaa Portland KfllA.n San Fran. 7.S5 a. m 6 -ti a, m iMip.ni J5?'? tppyflb .touowinTia orncity. WoodL.' ?n ''""land JH5aSLS.lntnsi"o1fri J"8-"! KCl M A 1.1, pj lT riM n. m. I a r tCrt ! . I bus La m " a""' Lt. S.W m lO- FCLUIAN BCFPKT SI.iwcrc IFJESFgNB CARS, A'esl SiJe Division. Between PorUand and ftirvsllk- iiLB,m.Ar. .,; Cr! iSSS-S 'SS' T l nkfitc Tnlt.i. 'awwu EAST nnd SOUTH He Hi lAHP . "QUTE at' AltaSorU nuu ii uPRiitin in to t' r.t.'. . "i SS--eve'nin8 SanaProWVoanj 0.0. UpaLK Ac't Gen'l KrU & Pass- Agt., Oregon PacllloR:: Co.. lA'Jr-G??U'0r pJ?1?? Development lo.. SOi Montgomery st.; From Terminal or Inferior Points the Northern Pacific Railroad Is the line to take To all Points East and Sooth. ST. PAUL AND CHICAGO CNct fhnnrA a --w -,.n,KV W1 carts.) auman drawing room sleepefs u. miest equipment TOURIST Sleeping Cars. acinmjl.Trolr,,au(1 lu ?hicb Uekeuand ret nd endlass ELEGAKT DAY COACHES. UnSJIaWPSBUn. with all aentcc, na uninterrupted rullman all mtd in ui", Mods can osse in md. "n7 agent of nanva,,l,in ' omoo oftuls com. :SwS"S5"B A T nrt . .... v nd,Oi,roi ' C0' w"'U.Ston; i or w . v. Manstr nNWt DOWNING, Agtnn, si ' Saf-A" 10 : " K0JjStl&. iiU&' '. "d ftu.A,'t