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About Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 12, 1894)
rT"7 '""TT'Wf ', '. nBTH Wff' ll-"" JLUBF b3Cr r.v.-.; .i.taiif.-.'i rui-ar KeanMo!'' ' ''"musics1 - "5 ra H 'BE CAPITAL JOORMU PVBUaUXM DAILY. EXCEPT BOKDAY. BTTHX Capital Journal Publishing Company Poctofflce Blo:k- Commercial buw. HOFER BROTHERS. Editors. Uaiiy, by "7,ervS?,2nth' I'aUy.by null, ' Weekly. 8 W. vet y esu .uo uo FBIDAY, OCTOBER 12. 1894. DEFENDING TOE BOOK TRLSr. Tbrouebout the slate the several Committees of One hundred are referr ing to "the BCbool-book trust." fto such reference baa any possible connec tlon with the American book Co., which la neither a trust nor a combine. Of Its own free will it baa reduced the prices of school books, and It has no monopoly in text books, but meets fair competition everywhere. It la now .nnnlvlnir mlf BChOOl books BUd BB the books are entirely Batlafactory.aij cheap, as reliable, and of as good quality a thoee oflered by any competing firm, we are unable tor see why the citizen of tb's state should at this time be bur dened with the enormous expense a change of text-books would entail. Balem Statesman. The above statements sound verj strange in the face of tbe printed report of the Portland committee. In thi first place that committee showed thai the American Book company is a trust composed of such publishers aa Apple ton & Co., A. 8. Barnea &. Co., Harpei "Rrna. and a number of other old-Unit publishing houses that have for yean been the fiercest rivals. Now the people have incorporated the Americar Book company, which the above item aaya is neither a trust nor a combine. 8aid company furnishes the books ol any of the publisher who belong to it, and it ia not natural to presume that these people bavo thus organi.eed and combined their interests in order to voluntarily reduce the price of its books. The statement that their books are as good or aa cheap aa any is as false o statement aa waa ever printed, Tbe Portland committee of One Hundred showed conclusively that the books furnished Oregon are of inferior qual ity, and only such aa are discarded in all the Eastern states. On top of this it ia a well known fact that In Oregon achool booka bought of this company which is "neither a trust nor a com bine," cost just double what better books coat the taxpayers of California. Evidence waa supplied by the Port land committee that this trust used thousands of dollars to bribe school teachers, legislators, and newspaper publishers, In order to force lta rotten booka upon the people of tbe state at fancy prices. This may account for the fact that many teachers and editors are now bo vigorously protesting against a change. Tbe Statesman's assertion that the American Book company "haa no monopoly" la most ridiculous, when It is known that over 80 per cent of the books used in this state under tbe iniquitous contract law are supplied by this company. If it haa no monoply why la It crying for "no change?" Tbe plain truth la, all the above claims, that it la not a trust, haa no monopoly, and that It voluntarily reduces its prices, are flat falsehoods, circulated in the interest of this most merciless com bine ever organized to rob the people. Bob Ingereoll is going for the super intendent of an eastern Reform school, and nere is what he save: "I do not believe that one bruto by whipping, beating and lacerating tbe flesh of an other can reform him. The lash will neither develop the brain nor cultivato the heart. Tnero should be no bruls Ing, no scarring of the body In families, in schools, In reformatories or prisons A cultivated man doesn't believe in the methods of savagery. Brutality has been tried for tbousaudo of years and through all these yearn it has been failure. Last week a Portland? Bportesuian fired into a flock of sandhill cranes and when bis bird reached the ground Mr. DayJs waa surprised to And that Jt bad but one leg, Tho other had been shot oil near the Joint and oompletly healed over. More surprised was Mr. Davis lost Sunday whoa lis again took his kuu and brought down a bird which had undergone precisely tho name experience. What's thp iwitter with, tho AM HudK-tV It nays; "Thugalonj gtfttea- man Is a oltj fogytlmt haout-JlvJ Its usefulnew. JUu has bunded J U huuk uud )U jjvu fQiitemorL-J aro jiiuk )l)g life a burdi!) to H-" UJ i i "-'a-winiiJir The Orckouluil mUwj a strong araij munt hi favor of tho nubillvlslo" of luruo unimproved funnn for ", Ui vmnmn, Wo improyeiunHtofsuoJi Juii) by jow OJ'IWH would b. a grit pourtm of wh Q)r'tf" KimML.-1, II, ,1111,1 " I"1 Mayor (J!ch majuy rh iWfW llmt iin m im pwh rwwin w wuii tijuy )iuy, "T?S nii Hi. I.niilx JlunUhllo uitittt mm -mff- iiriifll WrrTfF mm wy"Mo"j Wtlll , IIIMI,M, m inn n iinii VAXiilXiX uiJlmi "" HUBBAKD. HpuoUarenow the chief subject of conversation instead of hope, aa "in days gone by." Jchn Jordan's house will soon be ready for occupancy. Mrs. Gleo. J. "Wolfei'd father and mother, frcm Coivalia, came down last Thursday afternoon for a visit, Dan Wylsnd was doing buainea In our town last Thursday. Jacob Oansneldir, of Aurora, 1 aa a notlce posted tbat he will app'y to tbe city council for a license to 11 liquor in our town. J. L. Bowman, the representative ct the Balem Woolen Mill Co., waa In town last Thursday. The city council baa moved the city proitrylnto Glesson'a ball and will nittt tbere in tbe future. Isaacson pays it waa not him, as his "woodshed baa roof and sides." Dr. B. W. Wearer ia remodelling hia residence and putting on new shingles Eeva. Parker and Hughes were a'te (a good waya behind tbe festive C iln? pbet-anta Wednesday last. -n Tl:c in-cr.l or tt'ol'- Cnnada is -ossx'.talutiuj: h&rcrlf upoi. havis.g Hcourttl r.-Iie of thu gloriont opening pajj la be hiati-ry i: a Britisl coloiy muui , t-L- -..iinl wrii b;. General Wolfo at the cipttirsi of Qut bec in 17Jt). i'cr l i-aiij a nutury tht sword lay a faw fc-t nudt-r tlic gronu on tlie Uuiffiics or .-v.ur:uiiu, -.it:n Wolfo fell Mortally wouudl, aud oveii caj!y found iu way into ihe haudrfof i T rcntu Ko-tli'in-i. i Mu3-i Dniin, whe irul it in the chary..- of R.-.lJiJdava. It .as now betn porc!m-I5:i.Ljudoufroir. ilnjor Dunn's desccmls .t- j? the Hon. J. C. Pattcrsou, Oqnndiau Minister oi militia, in bin private capacity, togeth er witli the meduirt v.-hich Major Dunr. reoiived frarhid stijv'WS i tho Crimea and (iisewhcie It u igi.;niant of tin change whicli times Iiaob:onglitin the relations bstwoeii tliu French and Eng lish on tho North Aiucrican Duutinem tlr t Frenoli-Crmdlan paper .such as Li. Miuon'o of M'jntier.l iir ". -:J-i. i that tin sword may be pluxd with htnor in the dominion parliament nt Ottawa, which English journals are reciprocating with tho wish that tlio sword ot tho gallant French commander, Montcalm, fchoulc. now bo bought for aud plauud iu the same casket as tho sword of General Wolfo to emphasize tho union of two races under one flag. London Chroni cle. Ilrlglit Arctic Nights. Erroneous opinions are widely enter tained concerning tho character of the long winter nights of far northern re gions. Wo aro apt to think of such nights ns being daik, gloomy and de pressing in tho extreme. As a matter of fact, they aro brightened and made pheer ful by brilliant moonlight, by tho au rora borcalis and by tho reflective prop erty of tho broad, wiow covered sur faces. Attention was recently called to this subject at a meeting of tho English Iron and Steel institute, when tho ore treas ures of Scandinavia were discussed. Tho objection was raised agaiust that part of tho world as a mining country that for six months it was buried in al most continual night In reply to this tho facta recited abovo were pointed out, and it was shown that, iu consequence- of the noo turnal brightness there, tho pooplo are ablo to carry ou work throughout tho year without interrnptiou. Tho absence of direct sunlight proves a less serious hiudranco to their activi ties than is the oppressive heat endured under a perpeudicular suii by the in habitants of tho equatorial regions of tho globo. Making Dead Men Ilreathe. Many methods of rostoriug the ap parently dead have lately been advocat ed, but tho most origiual plan is that inaugurated by Dr. do Uauu. Dr. de Dauu took it upon himself to state that if n man died simply for want of breath thero is uo good reason why lie should not live, aud tho medico proceeded to prpyo Jils assertion. Ho passod a Biuall rupber tube through tho noso of an up nuruutly dead infant aud down into the throat Closing tho mouth, ho forced air through the tubo from u rubber bag, inflating tho lungs, IIo then re leased (he procure from the mouth and found, (is ho oxiawliul, that the chutio ity of the imuolia of tlie cliut wiuui immedluto eoiitiuutiou of Ihe lung, forming a eompluto icilrutiui). 'j'lih isrniid to havu hutiii knjit up fur -to mill utotf, at tho uud of whkli tiuiu iiatuiiil reopinitlou wan iutuiud, and tho lifi of Hit) nhild was mivwI. '1'liw nitueM ol tills nxpuriniuiit IinlHotMl Hi- ! ItMini It nia);u furllmr imtt, mu ln U ujmjiIm til IlllVt) dlkMIul that .I.tllUMtlUO JU1IJ of I wi its) tml'tlUii ll) til UKMtU wltliii 0 julnuUw. Beattlo' oouiiull In wrfBlling oyer (ho problem of city Plwilr'o light' t... ""Ill -V" "'"T't Tell Vpur Friends. jro.gof Mltra have hum yflllsn mil Ia lliu liri.titlulnrn llf AllfUUllf'i koiiip to the proprietor of A I l'orniiu nliLblArh. Hninit In lilumlii. lit of tliPir joefetloiahlu vaIm. lhro fl oi)f nam tmu jwimuiii h '''" hiv pit mm at jijo nvw vw m wmw "M MkiiJ'NMW ViiHWi ) fliHA!V.MjriiJi.lg J A Ml AN J llUVO lldCd AllOi)i. K 'liroUJ I'lWSM a my mm M i in DMUiyn ycflrn alii) ftti iriMWUiiyfcuy iiiny iiph iuiu io fui n.MUi '. . Ti - '- . w " t -- w ' . .- - POIM (WllU'iy lOU. FO' MIKPI koiild ii m Wil Hwj IMHi I inm lntiUiiiJ mn imni w t. At j-ii ..".ftiiir' :.r. ;i,..ir.i ui..a WlVJi Jf.UH IBM im mnmm tnorn ' Mir ik-ii fiii... y mm urn f nmi MOIIlHlllylLi'lHl Rwwmyt r'i'w J'Mflf !! yi Wi Wtt mmn wwmw am mw, j wt nfm TH6 GREAT ARTISTS: . Turner's pictures were admitted td tho Royal academy before too artist wu 12 years old. Tit Lin began io sketch before he waa 4 years old. His favorite models were bid wifo and daughter. Allori'a "Judith" is the portrait of his mistress. The head of Holofcrnes is a portrait of tho artist himself. Jean Cousin was originally a glass itaincr who left that business to be lomo tho first historical painter of Franca Gainsboroach has rarely been sur- passed in tho technique of his art It is wro to find lone of hia pictures cracked ... . Tisio did his best work after 60 years of age. He lost one eye at that time, but painted with tho samo correctness until ho became totally blind. Van Ghent's pictures In tho cathedral at Ghent, though at the time deemed miracles of art, were destroyed by the ecu'.c!ats at tho time of the reforma tion. Maolino's work3 have almost all been recovered by removing tho coatings cf whk .wash which covered them in the church of Castigliouo dl Oloua, not far from Milan, Peruglno i3 noted for the remarkable versatility of his style. This was duo to the fact that ho moved from city to city, aud wherever ho went ho adopted the st7le that was popular in that place. Salvator Rosa in his youth associated with brjganus in lower Italy, acd fhuji gained many subjects fop his brush, Some of hi paiutiugs wero Introduced in evidence r.t tho trials of the captured brigands niauy years later. Spasciono was one of tho few great artist3 who wero more celebrated as teachers than aa painters. Ho traveled extensively through Italy and Greece, collecting statuary and. wprks pf art, and after placing them iq galleries opened the?oto the tieo of students. S$. Louis QlQbe'PeinocTflt, STAGE GLINTS. It )ms been settled, that Louise Beaqi det will bo secaiu 'ijacinta,!' Trixio Friganza is to star in. Carrie W. Cqlbum'splay, "ThoLittJeJofeer," It isBaid that Joseph Arthur will PFQ dnco another play from his own pen this season. It is said that n play entitled "Goa- sipt" by Clydo Fitch, has been bought by Augustm Daly. . Lloyd Brice, tho editor of Tho North American Review, is writing a play for Richard Mansfield. Osoar WiWe haa finished a new play, He says it concerns no social problem, and that it contains his best work, Alexander Salvini haa adapted a com edy called 'The Student of Salamanca, " which ho will produce this season. Joseph Reynolds saya that Mrs. Langtry will sail for America on Oct 27 and will remain hero until June. Mme, Janauschek and Kate Claxton will play a fall season together in the largo eastorn cities, beginning on Oot, 16., When Mrs. James Brown Potter ap. pears in Now Vork, sho will produce a version of "Marion de Lome," writ ten for her by F. C. Nirdliuger. Tho action of VictorienSardou'a new play "Gismouda; or, Tho Duchess of Athens," is laid in Greece in 1457. A reproduction of tho Parthenon will be ono of tho scenic attractions. William Greer Harrison, who wroto "The Princo of Ulster, " which James O'Neill produced, haa also written a comedy in blank verso called "Runny medo," which will bo put on by Fred erick Warde. THE FASHION PLATE. . Ribbed, striped and plaided woolen aro shown in great variety for autumn and whiter wear. ' Thero is not tho least indication that tho liugo sleeve of currout fashion will bo renounced for seasons yet to coma A very pretty littlo fancy waist called L'Infauta is mado of yellow taffeta silk trimmed with black Spanish lace aud blaak velvet ribbon. Tho new three pieco model for droaa ekirta consists of a front aud side por tion all hi ono and two gored book pieces, with n bios Beam down the cen ter, Tliu present popularity of moire sllkn, bouguliiios, failles, armuros Iu fact, el Iks in all makes ami of oil prices ii quite unprecedented Ju t)o Annals of fashion. Now Frujiob surtouU, w useful mi dusirublu during tho Juuyftablo damp and fctonny day of putUmn, aro var ously made of Scotch heather cloth, English melton, cheviot aud bunting twood, JJundbomo coats of LJaok watere4 )k inudo with mutton )eg vloeyt, bell limited bauka and duopcupo col Jur edged Willi jut gulJooi; aro worn with MtH of lijo tott Vwiutlw) ulolhi armuro ik or ati (BtrJj."4 Jiwlry. Amuiig tho handhooio fabrics ;okU tog usul fur tailor oostiiwcs aro fwjoy Ufunl miuw, iwuolu ttru)ts in Fruiiuii nuoit's hair, Path ioyity hwlfc uhiiuJiih Mut'(li ehpviots, Fmm UHlif" mm iiittiun nuil dluuuiittli ana ur wlutiniyflfln'-mw wVPni, IiiuwijjJj o mprt tusdn m nyg f 0 mii W t4 ' 7vu"4 ' )tult Mtl'tffi fWliJ 1 tm MuW JVlUJ' i'liaillMpluMotuili Ar$ jv Imfifuw w) in VtMm tv m wiMt h jihihuMi HMMuibi oil, wv yyy$ If iv turn vlii) A 4"wi m mh lUt -lKt U M.)lw up w4 twvtuwte iwywJ0i 1st SMSSS f ODAV'B MARKETS: Prices Current by TelegraBfi-Local auu Portland Qnotatiena. Balem, October 9. A p. ;m. Ofllw Daily Capital Journal. Quota tions for day and up to hour of going u press were aa follews: 8AL&M PK011UCE MARK KT. JJUTCHKR STOCK. Veala dressed 4 cts. , Hoga dressed 6 Live cattle lj2c. Sheep alive $!.:. MILL, PBICBS. Balem Milling Co. iUetes: in wholesale lots $2.16. Retail KIoiii 2.60 BiinS12bulk. SlSf-aeked. Bhorta S18 14 Chop feed $14 and $15. WHEAT. 31 cents per Luthel. HAY AND URA1N. Oata 2225a Hay Baled, old $78; new cheat $7; ui-wlloiotu $i60 FAUM PHODCCIB. Wool Best, 10c. Hope Bmall Bale, S to loc. Egga In trade, ICjc. Butter Beat dairy, 1518; tancx creamery, 25c. Cheeee 10 to 16 cts, Farm smoked meats Bacon 11. hams, 18; shoulder. 0. Potatoes Jfew, 33c. Onions 2 cent FKUITS. Apples 30clu. Tomatoes, 50c bu.' Quinces, 75c bu. Pears In trade, 25c bu. LIVE POULTRY. i ou.try Hens, 6c; roosters not wanted; old ducks not wanted; young iuik , o; youngcuici eon, x, PORTfcANP QCOTAHOUg. drain. Feed, etc. Flour Portland, $2.40; SValla Walla, f2 85; graham, $2.16; auperflne, $2.00 ler oarrel. Oata Whlte,30c;grey, 25i8c, rolled, In bags, $5.756.00; barrels, $6.00 6.25; cases, $3.76. Hay Beet, $1011 per ton. Wool valley, 70c Millstufls $ran, $13; shorts, $13; chop feed, $15 per ten: chicken wheat 6065c per cental. HopsDull, 47c Hides green, Halted, 60 Ibp. 3jc, un der60lba.,23c; sbeep pelta, 1060a DAIRY PBODCCE. Butter Oregon fancy creamery, 25 2jjc; fancy dalry,gQ821c; fftir to good, 1517Jcj common, Tilje'. Cneese Oregon 810c jpr pound; Vouug American, fl10c; twisa imp., 3032q Dom.,H15,c. EggH Oregon, 18 perdoien. Poultry onlckeuf, old $3.50 per doz en; young,$l2.50; d cka,$23; young geese.l $0.507 00; tuikeyB;10llc. Beet Topateers, 2J2io per lb; fail to good steers, 2,JJc; cows, lic2c; dreaeea oeer,3j(a)oo Mutton Best sheep,$1.7o2; choice ewes. $1.601.C5. L Hoes- Choice, heavy, $4.604.7n. light and feeders,; dressed, 5jc per Ib.( veai omau, cnoice, qc; large, incyic per pound. BAN FKANCISCO MARKET. Woel: Oregon Eaatern choice, 8 10c; do inferior, 66c; do valley, 10 12c Hops Old. 45c-new, 8c. Potatoes Early Rose, SO 10c in sacks; Burbanbs, 3550c per sack. Oata Milllnc, $.101.15. How's Thifll We offer One Hundred Dollarc re ward for any case of catarrh that can not be cared by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O. We, tbe undersigned have known F. J. Cheney for the lfcst 15 years, and be lieve him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and fintnclally able to carry out any obligations made by their Arm. West & Truan, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Walding, Hlnnan & Mar vin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O. Hall's Catarrh Cure ia taken inter nally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surface of tbe system. Tes timonials sent free. Price 75c, per bot tle. Bold by all druggists. Parka' CoupIi Rvrun cures ooucha. colds and consumption. Mrs. Cather ine Black, of Le Roy. N. v saya: "I took one bottle of Parka' Cough Syrup. It acted like magic. Stopped my cough and I am perfectly well now. Bold by Lunu k Brooke. It Ib Reliable. Announcements of entertainments in The Journal. PALPITATION OF THE HEART. "For jilwut four years J ww rou cd will) pultiiUtlOli of the ImtL Wed wif) mrunm m wmn. m www or Uw im mi fwU M Urn I vo.u 4 fet At MhK I W0U14 faint, J wua treated ly Ito )mi VM kimm iu mnmmi, , with wo ro f)r, Miles' ffcHrt Cure UfwMwiJ ltMllm ijtUivfl I utuymm uwiwr Nihil una UDtiuMutY -' ,rra r- ---.- -h-'" r'llfi lH f M YMUb J IwM UJU lilKIl i mi m m ww w Mm m fwrit HMVfmi'WwlHMM.i . tms MM,imi UinlDrf n)ru. .riJi.JJFBFy. ii aHiu is '.- VAMUS mt ZflSW V IftTj miiw'm m iooiwi imitwM 1 llUVutfti mtt fwr lit tUUtl. WfflWWX ItlM. vmwmim I Jr'W - tf Vr f ' t rsa Pi Be f 10 PRICKLY ASH, FOKE HOOT AND potassium Hakes UorirQlnilC P'fC?. in Blood Poicon M II II IIH IC v HIICUvJ - II a. -o. ' i and Scroiuia T. 1 P. tmrlScs ta blooil. bulkJii up tit wcaV a-d debilliutrd. Khes (rczunn to wearenea nerrei, iii-i dlsnuea,gtTlnr lliopttlent licaltli iiml knnlnu ti & inknMt DlrvimV u)H.KiiiDr uioiuii i'cuH " iZa.. ri.. itnrt. ... Vniw " ...... M. M... .... For primary teendary nd tcrtlarj tTPblUi. for blood polionmr. roercu. lUl poLmn. malirU. drtpeptla. and In all blood and akin diseases, like blotcbci. plmplev old cbroulc ulcers, tetter, acald head. bolL-. erysipelas, ocieoa we may say. without rear of contradiction, tbat l. I'. P Is the best blood purifier In the wurld, and makes posltlTe, speedy and permanent eurea in all casea. Ladles whose systems ar poisoned and whose blood! s la n Impure oondl tlou. duetoroenatrus) IrresuUrltlej, .u.....iu.i.i....Ai h th. vnn. I by the won- Cwtttl toiya and blooo cl lAfrti SAM.fa and blool cleansing Drop f;(VofT. P. P.-Prtckly Aab, Poie Soot and Potassium. lean speak lithe blRhest terms of ugwivui. w.v-. ............ . disease, pleurisy and rheumatism tor 35 years, was treated by the Tory best nowlodta. I wasaflected with heart Ehyslclans ana spent hundreds o( 0,aJ irs. tried orerr known remedy with 5Si ootuS 5 TOWKTf.'P.. and can .nthLTbadT?eemret.n! T- j. . j-n siai1rlna tn tall out finding relief. I hare only U one Dottle of yUK P- P.. d eheerrolly eay It has dono men taken eoqm manany.uHiK a ujitbi .im kM. f can recommend your medicine to all M..r.r. Dl UJ. IVUIV uia.MlM. Jrers of the abora diseases. BlSVn'gowIic, Fancy poultry at bargains. TBI MRNISII ffl AT SALEM, Haa pnre bred, twoa oralnRle birds, of BROWN AND WHITE LEGHORNS Barred and White Rocks, also Cockerels of white and Brown, brown Plymouth Rocks, Golden and Silver Wyandottes and Black Minorcas. ALSO WHITE PETRIN DRAKES. T. H. BLTJNDELL. 5 FREE Don't forget to ask for the Consumer's aud Merchants' Benefit Codsoiw Tale Notice! That for eveiy Cash Purchase ef ONE DOL, LAK.fruui any merchant whose name U stamped In the margin entitles you To a 5 Per Cent Scrip Which they will accept lor five Centi on every Cash farcnaM of One Dollar. And take BPECUL NOTICE that tbe mer chant who belong to this Association are ifo 'moat wldeawate and keep tbe best selected stork of foods, and their prloea are tbe IX) W. B3T, f F. W.eETTLEMlEH NTIH j, n. Btsi-i-itxaniXtUj wimiuiwuuu i. i Trees; 1,000,000 riant . ; ' C THE WOODBURN NURSERIES 9 Iiavetbe largest '(! most omj)Ioto ttsojUnopt of IfJIDIT nd BJfiTKEKS. mm as.yjj )yumm h jUBiorflfliii ami lly QMQ&m k Hi 'Soltlomter dt m - sapuittTmr. vnf raw ,n n iiwmmajmlf i 'fag - DiMDice. mnmuFS AHD OLD SORES CATARRH, fflAURlA. K1DHEY TROUBLES anil DYSPEPSIA Arocnllfclyrmoreibr,,-P . . .- Xa n.t tVht&SW ctrth. .. ABawBW.a, Julr 2J. ISM. nonYhV t?oat ment t the Hot Bpn. fci)nd ttiroo boule C. O. D. It b1 IIODODO murw Kwi T1J.JL KAiDoctfullr jrour, JA8. U. WEWHJfl. Aberdeen, Drown County, O. ZafU .V. D. JobnatOB an vhem U mar reneernt I br bT teatlfr to tho wonderful properuej . p p p. for eruptions oi invvKiB. inneren 10 otw?... -..----- inneren lor bdioii j"- "- .7" . elrhtly ind dlaaereeable eruption on my face. I tried erery known reme dy bo; inTaln.untll P. P. P. waanawl. and am now entirely cured. (Sisnedbyj J. D. JOHNSTO Sbln Cancer Cured. TittimenvfrtmlUUaytrcf BtptinJtX Bequiw, Tet., January 1. 1893. Messss. LirPMiM Bbos.. Barannan, Oa. r Cnrtffn-1 here tried your P. p. P. for a disease of the akin, usually known skin rancor.of thirty years' atsodin?, and found (treat relief: U purlflea the blood and remores all Ir ritation from the seat of the disease and preTenta any spreadlnr of the sores. I bare taken Ore or alz bottles and feel confident that another course will effect a cure. It has also rellered me from Indigestion and stomach trouble Tfouu.URD8Tf Attorney at Law. m cd Blood Diseom im me. . (.nneinfflif. sBTJT T. t " """'"'"" "" LBPPMAN BROS. FROPBIETOOS, UrvmmmfmoWmnmmaM.em, FREE Willla Bros. & Co., Dry Goods. Pinknam ABanford, Milliners. Gilbert, Patterson & Co., Grocers. Strong's Bakery and Restaurant. Fred A. Legg,Drugelst. Patent med icines excepted. E. C. Small, Clothing. F. S. Dearborn, Stationer. Kraupge Bros., Shoes. Minto & Waters, Cigars and Tobacco. Brooks & Sallubury, Guns. Gray Bror Hardware. Cberrington & Bro., Photos. Geo. C. Will, Music. Cheap, Cheap, Cheap Perfume?. Face Powder and Toilet ArtlcltP, theaper than ever at Fred Legg's. KflKIl W 1 Acres; 8.000.0CO M U rmiuT TIIDS Scrip NEW- FDRNITURE Sl on2d ."illffltu'rVttSJ.t ' 8,a'' 274 COMMERCIAL ST. Ibayeputlna slock io suit ih. hard tlmea. and guarantee that ,0n Z?m mnnlnrlh.nun.. ....."' ?OU ran .i ball make a pecllty of "carneu JD" ' tlnpi. All old patron, and WmmS ,Ml ally are Invited to call nud loV. ."'" tock which ihall aUay. bea m&S" J. A. ROTAS. 9-lS-diwlm PROPOSALS FOR STATIONER'. Off ck or the Himnitiv . -KM.Or.,npimber2li41r Feled propoMU will be rwelved tbu Bee un II noon November 23. oji7 VA ,?,' tbe rollowlue attlelea I.t ti ebtale 01 ii.l" u Oream.legjlcp. H lb. No 7 ruiln',0; 'aid cream 1 chatter ok or-onichllnrn ' M reama annlam cot Kres nut, ; 6 rl , No. 7 ruling, vhlie'ald. " ' xxx N" 6K whlte envclP. I" No. 1 , f( la cross railroad atrel pens. No 149 " JO mvi Glllotfs steel pens. An m gns Glllutt a steel pens, o iO) ' 3grois K-terbrook "Ji' pons udoz. ftc.rtow A Wtlcox'sliksUn'lf,S. 4'doi. Peck, Blow dt , lleox's Ics.unds -V Odoi. Peck, Stow WllcosNtLkstan.Vo. 13 doz. Ivorv folders Inch taadrd. 4 doz. Ivory folders 10 Iticii ronertss 4 di z murllHgo cups. No. .M )tKan's'p,tOTf 10 doz rnucllaice stands. res vrjr v,. .V- gan'spaUnr, ....,. 3 renins Parker's treasury blo'Mne Tancr In Ibs.af sorted coNtis. ijr,iw styFeB0.N0, 2 Eae'e rPCO'der lfai Pearflt. 1 dcz. Haniords premium rl tld, quarts 2i doz. HUiflnrd's wrltlne fluid, nunrts lftdtz eummedstubnieso. it, llxli in UO pages. ' 15 doz. Uup'ex cupboard le'.ter clips 10 d-z Kabcr's rubber niltr. lMtcb flit 15 d z steel fratcs, RoKer's. No. l'.149.bone. 3 doz steel e'oser's. Kognr'a.No. 18 Ml,elobT. SO boxes rabersNo. 800 rubber batidi aI sorted sizes ' fiross raber'dlead penclls.No. 2, hexagon, VZ gross Fabei's lead pencils, No. 2, roand lit. ' 15 doz. Paper's patent Ink and peucll rubber ernBers, Mammoth. atO ilcUlll' patent piper fasteners, Nn, 2. QtthMtd. fttM McGlll's patent paper fasUners.No,!, flat head. 16 doz table pad to hold piper,19x2l lncber. strong leather tips. 12 doz waste paper baskets, cross-bar No. I. 201bs hemo twine, No 2 4 doz snnf jrd's mucllaga, q-mrts. At ttift same time BfparHte olds will be n celved tor 12 dozen flnu penknives, to be de scribed by trade numbers, sample to be ex hibited. Rid nbould be marked "Proposals lr Bta Uonea7." Nou but the best quality ol goods will be accepted. The light to reject any or all bids Is reserved All the above articles to be delivered nttia'.ea on or.beforn January 4. 1895. Advertised only In the statesman, the Jour nal and tbe Independent of Halern GEO. W. M'BKIDK, 9-34-d2m Secretary of S(ate. The CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE & ST. PAUI RAILWAY. Travelers "make a note on t." This Great Railway Svstem Connecti at ST., PAUL and OMAHA With all transoont!nentai:itnes,'glv!n direct. and swift communica tion to all WK4TKKN ana .BOUTHKUN POISn AND IS TJ1K :::0NLY LINE::: running Electric Lighted ndj Bleaiu HM Vevllbuled trains ol elegant HIepla, Parlor, Dialog and Uutlei Out, with Free JBeeltnlnff Chair, Making JU aervlc second to on Ja io world. TlckeU ars ow lo t all )TOulurnl ralirew (loket oAcm. Yqt fwVxtr Jnloi wiatlon ask th wtarrtlfcM road agent, or addrriui C J, EDDY, General Agl- i, CAStY, lM. P W POBHANPi Ql , m ) JOWnOrJ a-s-rilM- WO VAtiT'l'llAW lhy 'xr.rjr.ifn ., ,,J I'UiSiU IU WrlpirinferijHiMofi mi'WTlM' t An I; vorgroon Tfoc- K7iwlf' " fjir ;:,! i? v.TtinlrS'ii sT f nrlfiMsTfi f 1