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nttuMtim MUt. Ktt&rt bwsat.
Captol iosrnaf PWfeMflg ComfHfljr.
IW 48 Bs ftcwif""1
HOfER BROTHERS, -
u3jr,frr.-rw.r"rf
(Mja.tr aa. ftfJMT
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EM
. a
tut Lilian a Mn EEaixncw
are M njaHlfartea tfeat tt h laipcaeiWc
to give pM "yen
gees fit to writ, er er all the rwdta
Uob pawed by varices bodies,
upon pabHe malt. Bat Uk
fcitoriog preunMe ad what follaw
brini op to moebftf what-U before
the public triad, err rioce the last
Jfjkiitare adjoarced that we priDt en
tire tbe resolatkKi adpid by I4bett
AlliBJoIyllf :
Wbirea!. Tbe opJe are dissatis
fied wilb ibe ianaKMt of affair i
thU atai br tbo United to hce and
raeulaet them. du-: Tbe Ure i-
propriUkja of the t5 legislature,
the der fraud, tbe bfe Ustiesand
perqabites of rta u.e official. '
charge for fa.l time. oy oa of tbe
Bxsuber of tbe Mat Urd of cquallz
tSoaor91, beo be pure tbe tat U
thanooe cUj' actsl rrio?. Tb
tc&adais ai tbe atsylom and fraud at
Ur penitentiary, are t.Mptee, and
WhekkaS, S tne of wr Derpapra.
ik1 rtrr-ra hare had tbe eearasre U
exrxxe. eritfe. and bring plainly to
tbe atteatfao of tbe tax payers. certaii.
mbdoinga, orer rtacob.gs, and frod
eC tbe same, aad, tnentby Jscurrtd tb
ill will of those exposed, rberefore U
ft Resolred, That we, tbe taxpayer
and members of IJberty alKaaee. be
lieve it oar daty to iland by tbe editor
aud other who. by tbeir kuowledztr
sad courage bare, or will expose ras
cality, or tricfcery in office, to tbe ena
that we may know bow we are being
Wheekas. Report are rife and bare
been for several months, of scandal at
tbe asylum, and sharp practice, if not
down right rascality at tbe penitentiary,
in the discredit of the management ot
both inttitnUoas,and tbe good name of
tb state. Therefore be it
Beaolved. That while we hesitate iq
uoaitire accusations we believe there
U too ranch troth In the reports to go
unheeded by those having autborlty to
recall and appoint other men to these
posiUoos.
Tbe alliance is a non-partisan body
and tbe state institutions and state offi
cials referred to are not all of one politi
cal comDtexion. It Is adorned that tbe
particular occasion of these resotatioi
is tbe attacks that are being mde opon
Geo. S. Downing' management of the
State Prison.
Aim frof t t) nrly tay that by all fair rols
rew Yci-,.'DowuIne has been ac
quitted. A Republican legislature, suc
cessive grand juries mule op Urgely of
Republicans, who bad all tbe witnesses
and all the official ana unofficial, pub
lic and private, actual and hearsay tea
Umony and gossip laid before them, af
ter fully considering, and bearing the
worst that can be said, or that has ever
been said, they refu to find Mr.
Downing guilty.
Tbe resolutions are very sweeping.
They Indict our whole late govern
ment, No words are wasted upon the
legislature. It was a badly organized
and badly conducted body. No one
seemed able to stem the strong tide of
corrupting influence that started with
tbe speakership centest: Marion coun
ty bad a strong delegation but they
were oot strongly united or at least not
strong enoagh to resist tbe combina
tion of boodle and Ignorance that al
ways naturally coalesces iu such bodies.
It was feared by some people that
this county would get speakers of both
houses. No one doubu now, after all
that baa been said about Salem as
wanting to bog tbe government of tbe
whole state, that it would btwe been
better for the whole state If Geer and
Hirsch had both been elected presiding
officers. But It could not well be and
tbe state baa paid the heavy penalty of
a far-reaching ooiruptlug combination
In tbe legislature.
Tub Journal believes in pursuing a
fair and cons native cour?, but it is
also a firm believer In the doctrine tha'
animates a great many people in Ore
gon and all over tbe country, to-wlt:
that with all tbe growth of schools and
churches and circulation of books and
aewspapers there Is not a good and suf
ficient reason why government should
cost so much and be worth so little.
Iu other word, tbe people are entitled
to more actual busluess results from
government. They should be taxed
IM for ludiflulte and unknown pur
poses of political suolls. They should
fet better results from what tbey do
pay Id the way of belter roads, better
wools, better markets, cheaper rail-
ItoMkfc feres, cheaper postage, better
Uy to M&tcllltUu, have their letters and
VMimypers free delivered along at
fruit tvwy mall poat route. Now, of
mmrt, tula Is what all the poll tier'
parti promise more or less. But as a",
Usm of fact tbe promises are made I
wmjly by tuen who do not understand
tawir Inport beyond that It Is a good
votaa, aud who never lu-
fc4 after ty v Into ofaoe to redeem
thorn. But Q this way our govern
momi h a fraud and were better termed
Mia-fvrBWut. If all the propoUIouB
tuj. rwm nlatforma that were nev-
ot im4$i la tbe laat hvr yearn oouUl bo
1-
ht4 Msf rtA4tn H weM tRifete. Tbey U tlxr bssdt to th
Uhth'tn. Tber wafd (lww thtrittomi 4 er t&n and tpetU
fevl ! mad UM & PaJklct ban
t&xrtB tfJ lsst i awrr m jperpt.
ft If a mI (bst U MUd from
prwtn b seld of lb tWWj
MMsfrr. f wfcteb tbH" wb ptsy
ma tbe & f tbe irttt are oly
tbo l4nio lewis. Tbe real tenders staad cbetpefa-wett bat be easjbever rre
task ed tti'damb waiters reerfve tbe' tbe people otberwtw tbss Im a coa
(affraxn eftfee people. Tie mHMev dsry etfaritf, Perbips tkls wttl at
aim and mtfrilB Uwyers that Is j wayn be m It b-sM neitesnaraesg
tbe jbrewdly orraard brains aad cap- b iatelUent pnpte.
Ral f tbe esantry seek ta staUte tbe
ketia of bkb for Ute aad oBty
flkea wbo will prwTe pfebleand de
peadesl to -rre tboM laterest Isstead
of tbe mia wba are oot organized,
wlo have very Mttle meeey aad as a
rale still leas potiUest sagacity. Tbere
areexf-ptfons to this rote, to be sure,
bat II tbey are notabte they are erusbed.
It will be said tbU U sceUKscn, pe-"im
Inn, populism and what not. Let any
candid thinking man answer if it is cot
a true statement of government ever
ince time began, as it is today in Eng
land, sod still more so In our con ntry
btaa-e here tbere is more wealth and
more inleMiceuce, and our boaatful
dream of a government of tbe psople.
by tbe people and for tbe people l
pretty nearly as great a myth as that of
Jack the GUnt-kilkr. With farm
products brinziug nothing to speak of,
with Ubor poorly employed or not at
iH, with flsance constantly manipu
lated for tbe increase of tbe wealth in
tbe great money centers, with public
offldils getting more and more.almcet
-mall fortunes annually out of public
'I
(See, with legislation In state and coa
tresis leas aad kss representative, wilb
taxes growing heavjer and heavier.
Have the people no cause to complain? (
It looks as the' tbe Giant was killing i
Jack. Is legislation anv lonzerreore-
"
sentaiive; Aia tne peopteever aurnor-i
ize tbe last Oregon legislature to appro-1
priate f 120,000 for military purposes?
W tbere ever a word said about it in
a state platform ? We , do not blame
any of the militia organizations for get-)
ting this money if tbey ran. Tbe mil
itia may be necessary and tbe men at
the bead of It are honorable gentlemen.
But we do not believe tbe people of thh
county would elect a man to vote that
sum for that purpose, or anywhere ex
cept in Portland ? And why should
tbe whole t-tate be taxed to maintain a
militia etablubment to protect tbe
corporations and foreign money-lenders
of Portland against tbe poeaibilityof a
cooley or bread riot ? It is not tbe mil
itia the people protest against, so
much as tbe fact that tbey are no long
er their own masters but must pay
taxes wbieh tbey never consented to
pay.
Of course, this is oaly an illustration
of tbe character of mueh of the work of
the legislature in this state. There was
no determined well organized fight ev
en among tbe reform elements of that
body to keep down extravagance and
improper appropriations. Tboje who
made a flbt on the mifilia bitU and
tbe clerkship :vil were not so effective
but that in each case tbey were not only
voted down but bad tbe evil doubled '
up on them in spite oi tbeir utmost ex-i
ertions. Their failure is reeretted bv
all tut will hardly amount to hero'sm
in defence of the taxpayer, c-o far aj
the state officials getting immense sal
aries tbere ts no help for it. Tbey take
no more than they are allowed oy Uw
and that any man would take. Tbe fa gtorej awj- a portrait of this hand
constitution should be amended so that ' gome woaaa for which she Tid the ar-
salaries be substituted and all feo go to
tbe state. Tbere should be a tax an tbe
gross earnings f tbe Insurance com pan
le i and common carriers, at least enough
to defray expense of tbe state govern
ment in exercising proper supervision
over them and not as is now done, give
mem tne beuent of state control and
regulation at tbe expense of the laxpay-! with all sorts aad coaditious of pa.en
er. Officers elected by the people Kers. conspicuous among them being a
should have no right to coltect fees. I wif Jor university students. Op
The fraud committed by tbe state board ,' Pte tkf a 'tared fe
ofeoualitton In taking about UW jrSSSLS St
that was never earned, was committed j tt faoed woaaa taiidas th a
by men appointed by Governor Peunoy- fnnd. Natarally tbe talk drifted upon
er. Tbe secretary of state Is only a cler-! the subject of the revival meetings, and
leal officer who Is required to Issue bis the friend asked, "I tapposo you have
warrant upon proper voucher. The ' been to mow of theinr "No, I have
treasurer cannot pay a cent except i DOt" lh othr "Pbed. "I havent had
UDon nroDor voucher of the rfre tiuJ-" nd M sbe sPke sh sna!l the
nr.it. Vu. .. ,.,. , Z '
of state. The responsibility for sueb
unjust bills must rest somewhere. Tbe
governor will probably say It rest) upon
(be legislature. We are discussing this
with perfect freedom and ouly giving
our opinion about IL We doubt If Mr,
Pierce were secretary of state be would
have done any dlflerent. It It said by
one who knows that he was no sooner
elector than he wanted the job of being
messenger rf tbe electoral college to
Washington and bis son for clerk. As
It was, an old Portland politician got
It and got all there was in It prob
ably for himself and his family. It I
doubtful If we bad a Populist govern
ment throughout whether tbere would
bo any higher itate of morals In our
state government aud If the members of
the legislature would steal any ls ruile-
Rei Jack-knivts, code, supreme court
reports, or clerkahip salaries for their
relatives and Portland prottitutcs.
Tbe dUcutaion of tbe resolutions
baa drawn out much more than we In
tended. A book could be written about
the misdeeds of the legislature and wa
would perhaps sec no better one there.
At tbe root of the whole evil la offlee
eklug. Whsu men seek public office
aud get It at auy price no reform Is po.
emt U nsrti a d-ttff- tby d setj
i rtaB irw vsrv vm fp'. i iey
tHB-t serve their jMtr m tb Me
. hiad b4 tb wtfceA'y ffl mken
efltbAber. Ami wtw fbtaKtV)
ret (&& hwt wrve Mm-tU and other '
- - -
"Narve? Shattered
ttaeiaST Uokea down; at uses I wecJJ
faS erer lUs a tooea of Jta Tera?9; a
pstaiteto caasf tSstaaeefrca tbe bocae.
IminiKnUfwu. Tbtdsrlcocr
txsctd cany Kesed boCJe f Uoot Sv
laparsla. I bejxa to tl bttur aM I tern
Hood's Cures
ft Hke a ce as-1 in orkis ajaia
zA to ZfiZ texre acr ct ST tad PEv.
I tare a rr1tt cmnj Chaelej it.
Lacxa. 65Q Wt Marfcat Strfcit. Yarx. Pa,
Hood's Pills Cn Mt i&a-ttzzsr
Mil. auUt ficessoc, certb-artyrN. ZSc
WORLD'S FAIR, CHICAGO.
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UnTpI -- TOtvroatj H nana: tear Fxtr
I1U I CL Orecs.li: rt.Y aa ercy itxx.
A.rrxaa aaa ccu
nilinHriCTir- .-Mia4i7
i USnWllWi I acr ft. nnuu;cRzar.
Steamer Elwooi .
leaves salem
fmniU.H.Dociat o'clock a.m.eTerT "Wed-
olar and &lurlxT-
LEAVES POETI-iXD
troRi tbe Central AocX at fixx or Washtajton
trtt eTtrx Sasclsy acd Tbsrvl7.
LEAVES SALEH
for Albaar everr Mosiaj- aad Tceidar. n-
tcxrJnj lame dan.
t and
ran on ice accoi.
ajTherbes.
Tad Far Larze PortniU.
The proper captr just at present is to
have one's portrait dose in cd, a very de
bgbtfel caper if one can aaoni it. It is
about tbe costbest fad, however, which
has fastened itlf on the money lockers
of the f&shioaabtes. Still society, so
called, is always wiBiag to amuse itself
with fads. Nooe of the fashionabl4
portrait artist care to devote their time
to a portrait for which tbey will receive
leas than $1, 000.
Porter, wbo so exquisitely painted Mrs.
Dancaa Elliott when she was Miss Sallie
Hargous. has just completed one of Mrs.
Abram 5. Hewitt. Mrs. Theodore Have
meyer causbt tbe craze and has hanging
at tbe end entrance to the art gallery in
her town bouse on Madison avenue a
life size portrait of herself, for which the
j ts said to have paid the artist, Mulkr-
IVry, over to.CuO. The same artist's por
trait of Dr. Depew cost the latter gen
tleman nearly $4,000. Mrs. Havemeyer's
! is life size, and the canvas, together with
! the frame, covers a space fuDy 15 feet
in width and length.
3Ir. Vry is. very shortly to commence
1 a portrait of Mr. Charles Yeries, and
mnrwsi nt tltfis i- . ttiiijl tliat in ttA Inm:
, uTr iTL . y v, irt rx, -i,
tut some $15,601 The story of the pic
ture is similar to that rezardiaz Mrs.
! Mackay's picture by a famoos artist it
too truthfully nemMed her. New
York Press.
Would ee Her Later.
Coming over from the east side the
other day a university car was filled
conductor to It her off the car. Ather
, words the hard featured female sitting
I next her quickly turned, and leaning f or
' ward aid in solemn tones; "Haven't had
time! Will you have time to go to hell?"
Tbe car bad .stopped, aad as the lady
reached tbe door she hurriedly retorted,
"If I have. Til we you later."" Then she
teppttl into the street perfectly con
scious of haviag been abl to squelch a
woman who didn't know eaoagb to mind
her own business. MianeapoH Tribune.
A Sailor la Coart.
A sailer was a witness, and the croa
exaadaiag lawyer asked:
"Do yen know the plaintu? er de
fendant?" Witness Kaw. What's thatJ
Lawyer You don't know the meaning
of plaintiff aad defendant;
"Jaw."
"And yf yoa weuld give testimony
against tbe fOaintuTf Tba witness ia in
compcteat frm ignorance, your honor."
"Avast boaria, ahipauite. Stand
athwart ship aad let me ask you a ques
tion." "Ge ahead. "
"What is abaft of the bisaac4r
"What ha-i that to da with the ea&e?
I don't knw."
"A pretty lawyer ye be. Any bloody
land lubber ought to know that the com
pass is abaft of th binnacle." Texas
tL
V
Mr. Oct, it. Zauer
la t&iitit tfaea rrtry SHttsreb aad
prksee, $mt er Wtt-, kept bfo (sddwr
ma. wb tetsdf-J ut m tbe fwtoro ia
ffes4rs e wnW etw. We have
zw pssaB wi-s & i V4 s4 to
fewtH thfifatare, bat tfc great 44ffr- j
bet weva ttw aa4 tM pr?at
ia ti rgarj to that taa tbe grat sa4 ,
eftea vr mn ot tbe earth bettered la
tb rxXaMiyers. vkfltstv aJy tfce f4-1
M aaI feeMe hare aay eoa&leaee ia
tb-HlL
Tbe decks? ia tbecrrft ac I beaor of
iMOtbssriag dotes ia aceaaderaUe aM
: oreiperaaps freaa a ceruia ptrfortaaace
H "
7.'
I f Jobs Galeazze, dake of ilflos.
i too, bad a scoibsarer. Oae dar tbe
reader f tbe tan caxae to bte aad said:
M3Iy lerd, make baste to arraaze year
earthly affairs."
"And wbThafl I do tbaj?" asked tbe
duke.
"B-came tbe stars teB in tbat you
have not long to Hve."
"Indeed! And what do tbe stars tell
you about yosr own feae of hf eT asked
DckeJoha.
Tfcey promise me many years more
of Kf e.-
"TfeeydoT"
So I have read them, my tord.'"
"TVell. then," ssil the dnke. it ap
pears that tbe stars knew very little
abont these things, for you will be
hangsd within half sn bocrr
He sent tbe soothsayer to the gallows
with prcoptsess and lived many yean
afterward himself. Star reading fell
into disuse in Milan from that time.
Teeth's Companion.
: The Smell Coarjored tbe Judge,
j Sanexkrant has hitherto ben consider
i ed the most oJoriierooi compound iea
' ported from Germany, because, as an
i old saag says, it is
Cabcae which baa lata is a "err daap eeflar.
' TQI it tzcB to bjK cas sseil zo ssejer.
j But a very formidable rival has now
been found to the national diih is a pe
culiar kind of herring-, duly label!, is
' accordance with the act, "made ia Gr
' many," which formed the rabjws! of a
' law cae before tha assistant judge of
I tbe Westminster county court. The
! mysterious herrings are sold in tins, their
technical name bin3 "Denttche deb-
".- u uuaaa 47
bits." A firm in the fatherland sent over
some of these delicacies to Mr. Lin gen, a
restaurant keeper in the city, and when
that gentleman failed to sell them, owing
to their 93-horse power odor, it seed him
for the price 5 lis. 6d.
The restaurant keeper's defease was
simple: "Dey smell the schoppe out,
and I vcnld get dree months if I sell
them. I never smell anyricg dat vaa so
high." His shopman's opinion was:
"Mein herr. if you no get rid of dem
smelleren&st fish as ever I smeiled. ve
will all die of de cholera." Srronser
testimony was still produced in the
shape of a tm of the "delicatessen,'"
which was opened for the judge's edifi
cation. The court held its nee until
the box was carried out of tbe building
and then gave a verdict for the defend
ant. Mr. Lingen said he sold only one
tin, and the customer who purchased it
brought it back and declared that it was
more powerful than all the Si odors of
Cologne combined. London Letter.
EnslUb Jlllltarj- Panithuienta.
Out old nglish military punishments
were not destitute of ingeniously de
vised discomfort.
For instance, there was the wooden
horse on a movable stand, made in the
similitude of that animal, with head and
tail attached to increase the likeness, of
planks nailed together and meeting in a
sharp ridge. Upon this ridge, as upon
the back of a horse, the culprit rode
astride with his hands tied behind him
and his legs dragged down by attached
muskets to prevent, according to a
ghastly joke of that time, his horse kick
ing him.
There was also the picket, a kind of
torture in which one band was fastened
to a book in a post above the head of the
criminal, while his suspended body was
supported by bis bare heel resting on a
wooden stump, narrowed, to cause him
the greater inconvenience.
These punishments werejiiscontinued
as leading to rupture and lameness. In
running the gantlet or the gantlope the
wretched soldier ran between two lines
of his comrades and was beaten by
switches ami insulted by the worst of
them a form of torture degrading sol
diers to executioners, and perhaps the
most cowardly and intolerable ever con
ceived. London Tit-Bits.
A Woman' Gift.
Another princely gift has been made
to the Teachers' college, to which Mr. G.
W. Yanderbilt presented the building
lots near the site of the Columbia col
lege. The gift is from a woman living
outside the ctty. and her only condition
is that her name shall be kept a secret.
Two hundred thousand dollars have been
subscribed by the unknown donor for a
building to be known as the Department
of Mechanic Arts.
The main building for the college will
cost f&O.OCO. and of this amount 150.
000 has been collected, $53,000 having
been subscribed on condition that the
remaining amount shall be collected.
This the trustees are confident of doing
within the year. An important phase
af the work in tha Teachers college will
bo the alliance already provided with
Columbia college. Xew York Sun.
llUtorical Inaccuracy.
A small boy with an inquiring and
analytical mind, residing on a farm
about s'teen miles in tha country, sends
this in;
Dasa Sea I aetba la ta abuuy that we
are ttBdiijia that Rome was utU by tbe
tacitta ot a In U pe. bat 1 dool belter it
Car I tan Uvea ee a (ana all my fc aad I
oerrer bird a cooee cackle yet. Doanl they
laeaaabtaj Vooxa truly.
Detroit Free Press.
Last year 2.730 persona set, ia claim
tor um maple aagar boantyoflered by
the government Tina yxur 3, WO persona
lira entitled to boontiea. and theywill
recve m the aggregate about fTO.OOa I
1 VUUHSWiB
THAT BOY.
tfh Wm floa-l. and U Canted n
r.m-
tnrrwttaaraU
1 roi ae very swt oa a pretty girl
who was aafortaaate eaoagh to be btg
titter te a 6nmA of tbe HaaU hoy kiad.
The pretty girfs aaate was ifabi, aad
oar Bttie lave affair was progresaia
laaUallr waea I west "ail'ia my
baaAay beet" oae eveaiag t escert her
'to a theater. Befare I eoW risg the
bell the saaM boy palled tbe froat door
opea aad popfd oat.
"Yoa Mabel's yoaag raaar be asked.
with aa abrapass that took my breath ;
away.
-Is Mks Mabel toT I asked, with freez
ing dsity.
He leered at me eat of his left eye.
stock his tongae ia ats cheek and whirled
three times around oa his left he! before
sayiagt
"That's tsbat be lit She's up stairs
risgin herself oot too fiae' for anything.
She's got ob xna's rmss aad Aunt Sa
rah's goid chain and"
"Botr came in sharp, asenized tones
from the hd of tba stiri.
'And she bad h'-T fringe bating on
hairpins f t over au bocr, aad"'
"You BoberT eriedthe voice of Bib"s
mother, but Bob wtnt on pitifeay:
s Ad she's gat tibe stuqai'est new dress,
and it isn't paid for rwttber, aad won't
pa go it wfc- a tbe bfli conies in for the
new hat Ma says he will, bet May says '
she don't rare if be does. May's plucky, j
he i ,:. il fiml it n: if sv rnll r
her httUf scbeaie of marrvine voo.
and"
"Bobert James, come up here- this in
staatr io sac-uted from the stair landing,
but Bobert Jaates gees on placidly:
"You've come to taka Mar to the the
ater, ain't you? I know it, 'cause May's
bren jawui "cause you didn't get dresa
circle tickets instead of tbe front row '
in the upper boxes. I said Tdtell oa her
"cause she gave me crack oei the head for i
with. I hid her plate that's get her
three front teeth, but pa thrashed me in
to giving them up before he went to
town. Ma says"
Bob's mother came hastily down the
stairs, very red In the face and very wiH
of eye. Bob bounds down the steps and
disappears round the house, but thrusts
his head out to say:
"How sweet you are! Oh, my, you
dear little thing! Better get that' mus
tache under cover 'fore the frost nips it.
Whose flarriTig is co?"
"Walk in, Mr. H.," says dear Mabel's
mamma, making a frantic e5ort to ap
pear calm. "Our Bobert ia in one of his
playful moods. He is so full of spirits.
Mabel is so sorry, but a sudden indispo
sition has"
"Pickles an cheese an cucumbers for
supper, cries Bob, appearing at an open
window.
"The deer child has a most wretched
headache. So sorry, but you will excuse
her for this evening."
"Take me instead, won't vou, sweetv?"
asks Bob.
I drag my wounded vanity away. I am
as broken and bruised in spirits as I wish
Bob was in the head. Mabel and I meet
no more. We have not the moral cour
age to do so whale Bob is above ground.
Yankee Blade.
Only a MUtake.
An amateur archaeologist one day es
pied tte dat 1061 carved oa a stone in
serted above the door of a stable and
persuaded the peasant who owned the
property to let hita haTe it for a good
round sum of money. A few days after- j
wari tne peasant delrrered the stone to
the purchaser.
Why," said the latter, "this ia not
the stone I booght frost you the other
day. This one bears the date 160!. I
won't haTe it."
"Beg your pardon." answered the
peasant, 'this is the very stone, only the
bunder in a mistake pat it upside down.
Yoa can do the same, yoa know."
Petit Francais niustre.
A Thorough Sport.
Pclham Parker Charlie Meadow
brook's horse ran away with him at the
last hunt, and he rode down the bounds
and finally overtook and passed the fox.
Reggy Westead Couldn't he stop?
Prfham Parker That's what the whip
per in asked him. but Charlie said he
couldn't think of stopping when he wa
ahead of the game. Life's Calendar.
,11 1 Reason.
Attorney Now, sir. can't vou remem.
ber all that was said on that evening?
Witness Xo, indeed!
But yon heard it?
Yes, Imt there wero six wemen talk
ing. Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Specified.
Aunt When are yea going to have
dinner todays Dotty?
Dolly When yoaVe gone, auntie,
raammn said. Flan.
No I1UC
"Waal, no w U ye terday, Mistah John
bob? "iOa'able.Jamea.
"DU j evah try a countah irritaatr
"Va. mt T un .a.L 1 .
P"4 to, aa di
" ?E5'iBJr.
paaa fi' a week, as dat douS do bo
I GOING TO HOUSEKEEPING?
Foe.- to Stc parts vratn to oce of
Food.
Ladie mix) c8tr
from Cn'tlo Vim it.
and -xhta sen '
U'flnd J
M'S. Harrison's t
L5a Vor.t Cremei
Tlie kln Food I
Th ha t itrndy for
kerl ether-re ceo!
aDd frtc fr m lnl-a- ;
U-t a 11 H-h aid '
comforts tbf-kinaad
p ev ct int. K e r .
oi.ta . It MOOt a 7
u.5t?.-j r.t
i riutrU'.
.---- - (
iTbtacna rb-:t a tea i
nv'ot&sue ica pre-
ervaUTe. I' a lcte Montez C erne H rnbetl
l31tJ3 aid thoroofhlj- -artrtl cCazaln.
lot before asrtylni-BoxCer. th cnc3 9lzton
I i l be-ift-, atKl lh ?otIkt ultl re i ala
kMrr. dile preresU ;t.e poa'dr from
eJgrmj lh pores of tbe Eln- Pri etewoU.
Forsleby IKED LGG, TtToz&it, Pattoa
, Bloek. ralrtn. Ore.
roraTypcal or corapiic&ted biembh of
iae.or6rm,irnte
MRS. NETTIE HARRIS0K,
JLXaS.CA'S BXACTT DCCTOS, '
t Geary it aa Frasctuo. Cat ,
SoperCooes Hair Permanenlly Rucored. I
RheumatTsrri
Lumbago, Sciatica,
Kidney Complaints
Lame sack, &Ce
DR. SAKDEH'S ELECTRIC IELT
WWi Etectro-Masnetlc SUSPENSORY
Lalst PmltA ! IZx T... ! i.,.
ISnn -ii sirtSirfa , iifiiim TMBagtrco
CTg-unrraet SnjKTatcm, etjucrtsJi.
ertocn. mx oerrma cU. y. JpZe w jiua. b-xcr
Uxx tafC taafctfo. -.,ii'i-i. x3 -- ctxiSxzm
V ?i ia.blja' 5 ria tjcrzm &a t
w n Ml. fimmttti cTer a. ttifn. CVinul u
Ilkaj3.t fnwiir or t-r-.as. ttnt.m. ud
nlanaat tie m jjnst c? u fr. Tica-
nrctirfm m luM, z&d w rir bimavU
to Tmrtti tm4 tzivrtx stsrrroxr. tft
t aa i 'ir sctmi ctazaxtho u a m
fars taaaterL uaa Pas,. ciiuJ.jtU. tree
SAHDEH ELECTRIC CO.,
Wa. 1 TS Flint Street. 1-OHTLAiD OSS,
THE PACIFIC
DETECTIVE AND COLLECTING BUREAU
SALEM.
Oregon
Private work a f pec ally.
a B. CLEHXT. Manager.
BLOOD DISORDERS
A New Remedy
A trae Scdfis a codmt aa Te-Taa-cl amtia
I taatua&ceathe bicod. asd a mtcntua of hcali&r
ticv 07 loc iisfanunccTu io KaenmcriMui: use
is a reaed j tdi kaa beta caicrfoiEf the most ktttt
porajt cxpcriacscs far the nut tart yan. Itfcastxx
S(i2x. and a iB oae tut unu True Speclac
SrpiiUK pacua aad afi Mood aixxm. l yoa be
Bcre u t Seal or rail pantnUn asd proof . Step
kse jtaar rrcca m& nenxrj aal otbrr potuoi.
Tan rcaciir il) cbir )i hi ya u o? dars wcia.'ct fa.
AVe etiarantoe a care or rvfund tho tuoner.
Address
MOFFAT CHEMICAL CO.,
1?0 rt Street POKTLXXD, OS,
Electric Lights
On Meter System.
TO CONSUMERS :
TneSalm Light and Power Company at
rreat eipeme have equipped their Elertn
Went plant with ln n t niodtrn apparatca
andatenowahle 10 ofler the publnabeti.r
urht than anj- riem and at- a rat iower
uu uj oa U9 coast.
Arc and Incandescent Light
in?. Electric Motors lor all
purposes where power is re
quired. Rl ttaee can be wired or as many UxhU
w.11?1 mnd Ul ronnmer pay for oy
aaei UshUa. are caed. TaU belnj resUter5
by an tsectne Meter. Offlce q
179 Commercial St.
CflflS. WOLZ,
iroprtetor of tha
GERMAN :-: MARKET
Sooth Commercial SL, Balcm.
AB kind Freatuoaltand Bmoaveii
anJSfaaac.
FREE OEUVERV.
VeaU
J. H. HAAS,
TILE TVATCHMAKEB,
SUKCuuanUSt, Sa!a,Orac.
(Sut doer to Kleta'v)
Bpedaltjot tpeetactts, asd rvpalrtax rwfc.
Vtuom &!&.
Skin
"v v w .r -
irr ii7 --
If so you will thank us for tilling
your attention to the necessity of
keeping the
OAILBORDEH OGLE W:M
Condenrcd Milk always on hand
In the sick room or the nursery, in
the kitchen or on the breakfast
table it is always ready for jsc.
Your Grocer and Druggist sell il.
Eagle CoBdeased MBk rail-rs rob nr 1.
.p .. ii . .i,,.
V
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W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 SHOE nov4'lhVp.
Do ru tar fcta? Viei text b seed irj a pair.;
Best in tho world.
$3.00
2.50
5Z00
$2.00
FOR ESYJ
1-75
&S
ifjwviitifca D3SS SHOE, caij bfte Uteri
tijfe, fer-t ?ij 5 ts S3, t7 cy S3, S340, $4.C0tr
SSSice. Tlefltpilt3CvtetacziaV!dcAvi
vtir 11 wrS. Ifywmaiisecseecis'iyxrixtirtif,
iittij rttubg W. L rterltt Sicei. Ki ai
roe itiaped esi tt iettsc, txJc fee "t xfea pi hj
TV.I-DOCGLAS, Brockton, 2Xaai. Soliij
KKACS5E BROS.
W:rie Picist B- S. Cs Leat-'
LATEST TIME CARD.
o Thrwidi
Trains Dz'.'f.
Ilipm55p:n I M nn a.
S-tSc
C-5pai
tSKpm7:bprD;i tlaal a.
Jiins
km
Tlkeu told ard -osae cheeked th-casb
to all poin In Lh United sta'f ad Canada,
Clo eniiceetionisade in Chicago -r.U all
trains pJc Ean and -octb.
i ormll laforoaUoa apply to jonr nrartrt
ticket agnt or JAj. C POMi.
I Otn- Pass, and Tkt. ArL, Chicago. Ill
HOWARD,
The House Mover.
451 Marion Street.
Has the best faciUUe lor roaring a-d ris
lnr booia. Ieave orders at Urar Bros- or
address Salem. Oregon.
Smith Premier Typewriter.
Sold on easy payment. Fc r imu
W. I. STALEY, Agent, S.lerr.
H.K. BURPEE. Gen I acnt, K Th'rd 8U,
PorUasd. Sendlfbiralakvne.
The LINE That
LEADS:
ALL OTHERS
FOLLOW.
ROUGH
TRAINS
IEWING
P03TUNDfgj J;
I DAYS TO
2 CHICAGO
m.
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llniinn'ihe OuicVesi to Chicaeo and
UUU1 the Eait.
DoilFS u'c'ccr t0 Pm?a an"
Puldnaa aad Tourist SIepet, Tnt Ptc
Wg Chak-Cin, DaiagCarj.
"or rai and seacral IciormaUoB eat.
oracdrtaa,
W.R.HURLBVRT,At-t P'-4
IVMrTI n ntJ"
MAKE NO ilORE MISTAKES
CHARLES A. SMITH ItUXS
The Rostlcp food &t
An4 be doeiat bra ophatryear W-"
ral,wba h mm P. lUae yoorroetraru
dsarnore leajtom' took aior,jaoonir
atractfOratfirewBe 1-ymaU. H
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tmumm a
43.50 SR .. T
2.50 SSV!
12.25 Seki
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