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THURSDAY, NOV. 7( 1896.
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JCKMTUOKr FOOL SJBMOUXAT0.
Cleveland Is a ret fnnn. First ha
nod hi mad Carllk, who was a free
silver senator, told the Kentucky
Dmnoornta Ibat they should Hot adopt
a Mlyer platform, even after nearly all
theoouuty conventions had declared
for It. And they yielded.
Tlion Cleveland told thorn that If
they put up Pat Martin for governor
ho would beat him. And ho haa dorjo
It. The poor fool Democrats knew and
felt that the rank and fllo fools wanted
Martin and to they put him up for
governor and he rnado u fool canvass
according to hla fool convictions as a
silver man and tbo ofllceholdora and
Deniocratlo bankers and capitalists
who worship Glovelaud went to work
to elect the Republican candidate and
succeeded.
Poor Kentucky foci Democrats! They
will know better next time than to
cross the superior wUdom of a man o'
destiny. What business have the poor
fool Democrats of Kentucky advocai.
lng silver or anything else that the
people want, when Cleveland and
Great Britain have provided a good
enough flnanolal system for them?
They have been taught a good leseon
and will next year no doubt obediently
fall In lino and cast their voUs for the
great mogul of British goldbugism for
ft third term. Fat Martin and General
Blackburn had bettor get rid of their
10 to 1 folly and get Into line with
DEMOCRACY.
"QOD BE MERCIFUL."
That was tho hymn so very appro
priately sung at the oouuluslon of the
Vaudoibllt-Marlboro ugh wedding.
The choir should have added, "to me,
a sinner." It will take an Infinite
amount of moro to forgive the folly of
the Vutidorhllts In wasting tholr mil
lions on such a son-in-law.
God wub merciful enough to the Duke
to allow him to get his wedding pres
ents lauded In Now York without
paying duty.
The Duke Is a fair sample of a great
many of tho bwoII crowd, both In this
country nud in Europe, for smallnesu
and meanness. He rovcaled enough of
hl.i truo nature to make all sensible
people think that Miss Toa-Mllllou
Consuelo will come trapsing haok
homo with her wings badly scorched
from a brief flutter about tho caudles of
royalty.
NO BRITISH SYSTEM.
Tho eleotlons Tuesday are not a vic
tory for tho slnglo gold standard. The
fooling; that wo do not want a British
monetary ays torn is stronger than ever
lu tho hoarta of tho people
Tho Clovelaud administration throw
Its lulluence ngaluet Marti J and Black
burn, tbo silver leadors In Kontuoky,
showing that Democraoy Is no longer
a matter ofprlnolplo with thorn. It
has glyon nway to plutocracy, pure and
simple.
Tho American people must stund up
for an American flnauclal system, re
gardless of the wishes and dictations of
John Bull. The contraction of' our
ourronoy upon a gold basis, and that
basis at the meroy of foreign creditors,
Is repugnant to our Ideas of a people's
government.
A subscriber says wo should py
some more attention te the Pendleton
Tribune editor. He la too small. His
name does not appear on the paper ho
edits. He, llko the paper be edits, is
owaed by someone else. There It too
vauoh of suoh irresponsible editorial
work.
The Journal Saturday will con-
tain a largo supplement of the soolai
news and tho woman uewa of the
city written up In an attractive man
ner. Don't be
Foolish
and ttVt torn othtr
brand of condciuttl
milk, thinking It U
"Juit rood" U
th
SAttMRDEN
EAGLE BRAND
It His No Bquml
rpMTIOAI, KANKINO.
The arrest of George Bogfft, tha
former City Treasurer of Taooinn, U
not likely to glye the city and part of
the $212,000 whose lews It has been
caused to mourn through his agency,
hut It may discourage other officials
from following In bis footsteps. Mr.
Boggs managed tho municipal politics
ofTacomaon the dangerous principle
of going Into political partnership with
banks. He doposlted lmraonse atn
oil u is of city mouey in various favored
bitnks, with the apparent understand
ing that it should not be drawn out.
In return tho Dunks went actively Into
politics, put up heavy contributions to
campaign funis, and acted generally as
the financial backers of tho Treasurer
and his frlonds. Tho result of this
policy appears not to be entirely satis
factory to anybody. Tho banks have
tallod, the city is noxt door to bank,
ruptcy, and Boggs is in Jail.
On tho whole wo know of no business
In which tbo maxim that honesty In tbo
best polloy Is more useful than in
btuklDL. A bank 'a credit Is us delic
ate as a woman's reputation, and when
a banker begins to Indulge in shady
sohemes the end of his rope Is not far
ofl. Perhaps Insolvency is not the
worst he has to fear, as the local young
Napoleon bf 11 uanso, "Dick" McDon
ald, has found out.
It Is especially bad polloy for a bank
to go Into politics. If public deposits
are accepted with tbo Idea of keeping
tbem Indefinitely through political
favoritism, and loans are made on that
basis, the bank is at tho meroy of any
political enemy whom tho chances of
war may bring into ofllce. It is need
less to dwell upon tho disadvantages of
the political banking system for the
taxpayers. Tacoma has burned her
fingers so badly that when sho gots
them out of flour and cotton she may
bo expected to keep thorn away from
the fire. 8. F. Examiner.
THE CONVERSATION BORE.
Wo all kuow him. Ho Is the man In
whose conversation the personal pro
noun "I" predominates. He huB lived
for, ages, and still we Und htm In every
group that Rutnors for social converse.
No matter what subject Is brotabed, it
Is not long until ho has u monopoly of
it. Lot some ono lift It out of a per
sonal groove, and essay to discuss
general topics, and tho rosult is repeti
tion of tho sumo perlormauco on tho
part of tho bore.
Does ho suppoAO that ho or his busi
ness Is ot ull-absorblng Interest ? What
u pity thoro Is not boiuo wuy to get rid
of him. But he Is yet In his youth.
He will live ns long ns lime lasts. It
Is usoless to try to oducato him to bo
somothlug dlilereut. The only thing
to do Is to avoid hi in us much us pos
sible, nud whon it becomes uecessary
to remain lu hla society, do tho best
you can at foiling hi? nttompU at self
discussion.
ThoReglstor thinks Senator Alloy
has bitter feelings ngulnut Eugene,
Tho Register does not know Col. Alloy,
He Is not a man who harbors bitter
feollugs. Ho Is a bard fighter for whut
he believes la right, but ho Is opon und
abovo board, too gone rous to an onemy
for his own good, As far us being
guilty of the vice tho Register spoaks
of, ho is inuocout as a child. Ana the
people of Eugene know that, Mr.
Register, better thuu you soem to.
Polk A Co. will get up another Sa
lem directory. It is somo time since
this Portland firm has hied this city.
Tho last directory they got out took a
a thousand dollars out of the city for
advertising lu Its pagoa and covers.
They will now ask every Salem bush
uess man to give them an ad. Butter
spend your money in .the columus of
Salem newspapers.
I-1 . , TTt
The accounts of the conversion ot the
daughter of an American plutocrat Into
an English duchess are euough to
disgust auy intelligent man with
American title worship and suob-
ocraoy In general.
Football is overcoming all prejudice
and Is attracting more utteutlon thuu
baseball ever did. If tho fialom team
will keep cool heads und tackle lower
they cuu beat any college team lu
Oregon,
Children Cry fo
PltoiWft CHstorm.
SCS95S9
OXE OUKT DAILY MATU1H
A large, comp'ete telegraphic report.
A largo and complete foreign news
department. i
Detailed and accurate reports ot
social, local and personal news.
Society events and woman newa
written up by Salem's only woman
newspaper reporter. A dally Boclal
newB department.
It Is getting to bo understood by
many that Thb Journal is on tho
lueldo for Associated Press nows.
A special edition Baturday with two
pages of social review of tho week.
A Saturday pago of literary news
and criticisms of new bookB, and sym
posium by best writers.
And Piatt has control of the election
machinery In New York for 1890.
What's tho mrtler with Piatt? Isn't
ho a decenter boss than Crokerl If
we'vo got to bo bossed let it bo done
decently)
Oregon Republicans can study the
election returns with llttlo profit. They
reveal nothing but disgust with Demo
cracy on one hand and hypoorloy on
the other.
New York City prefers to take its
bossltm and corruption straight. Boss
Piatt is not in it with Boss Croker.
Saturday's Journal will bo a
homor more home news than oyer.
To forget and forgive easily Is better
tnan to carry on a feud.
And Maryland broke away from
boealsm!
Tho Vandorbllts can't sink much
lower.
Enthusiasm Is needod to win at any
thing. Origin.
John Hookham Froro was a scholar
and a man of much literary ability, bnt
ono of thoso whoso work, for somo rea
son, finds n very slight hoaring. Bnt
oven if his literary work should bo quite
forgotten tho stories of his nbseuco of
mind will livo ns long as incongruous
error continues to nnioso.
Ono day ho sat repenting somo vorses to
Mr. John Murray iu Mr. Murray's offlco,
nud his host bocamo bo interested in tho
poem that ho askod tho poet to go homo
with him to dinner and coutinuo tho
recitation. Mr. Froro, startled to flud it
oo lato, oxcuBod himself. Ho had boon
married that morning, he said, nud it
was alroady past tho hour when ho had
promised hla wifo to bo roady for tholr
journey into tho country.
Another such story rests on tho au
thority of his wifo horsolf. Mr. Froro
hod just boou introduced to her at an
evening party and offorod to tako hor
down stuirs to proouro somo rofrosh
inout Ho bocamo so interested in their
conversation, howovcr, that ho drank
tho glass of nogus ho had poured for hor
and was about to conduot her up stairs
whon sho laughingly romonstratod with
him for having forgotten her needs.
"This," sho said, "convinced me
that my new acquaintance was, at any
rate, vory difforont from most of tho
young inon around us I" Youth's Com
panion.
Unique Advertising-.
A talo is told of Robert Bonner and
of his bolief in advertising. Ono day ho
engaged a wholo pngo of a newspaper
nud ropeatod a two lino advertisement
upon it ovor und ovor again. It must
havo boon repeated 6,000 timos upon
tho pngo in tho smallest type.
"Why do you wasto your inonoy,
Robort?" asked n friend. "I noticed
that Bamo lino so often. Would not half
a pago havo answered your purpose?"
"Half n pago would nover havo
caused you to ask tho question, "replied
Mr. Bonner. "At least flvo pooplo will
ask that to every lino, was the way I
figured it," Now York News,
A I'lnm Maiden.
Mile. Joujon visited ono day a vil
lngo church und begun to sing with
hor usual enthusiasm. Thero wns n
powerful echo in tho old church, nud
each Bound thnt eho uttered was dis
tinctly repeated. This did not dis
turb her in tho least, for eho at onco
oxclniirtod, "It U only tho good God
who ia ouRVv'ovlm' ma" Pm-is Fieraro.
Tho diamond ia not among the
earliest gems known to mnu. It has
jot boou found in tho ruins of Nine
veh, In tho Etru.onii sepulchors nor
ki tho tombs of tho Phoenicians.
$oo Reward lloo
The readers of this paper will be pleased
learn that there (s ot least one dreaded
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all its stages, and that Is Catairh, Hall's
Catarrh Cure is the only positive euro known
to the medical frarernlty, Catarrh being
a constitutional treatment Hall's Catarrh
Care Is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood aad raucous surface of the
disease, aud giving tho patient strength by
building up the constitution and assisting
nature In doing Its work. The proprietors
have so much faith iu its curative powers
that they offer One Hundred Dollars far anv
cae that It falls to cure. Send for list of
testimonials.
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Sold by Druggists, 75c.
llKIti,
FOOTFALL AT OORVAtLlB.
Anxlotv Over thi Oateomo of Next
Bntnrday's Game.
A rh iliv apprnvib h for the Initial
football gntnit the 0 A. 0. Is to play
In the serlt'snf Intercollegiate game',
Interest In what, tho rxwlt will be, In
creases enys tho Corvnllln rimes. It
1b to bo played on 0. A. C. field next
Saturday, and will Itebetweon tho O.
A.C. and Puulfio University elovens.
Increased Interest Is pinned to tho ro
sult, bocausof tho ug ly fact that If O.
A. C. should suffrr dofeut, It will shut
the eleven out from further contests for
tho pennuut, u luut thnt, since they
haven conch engaged to train them
until nfter Thanksgiving, would leave
them lu nn embarrassing situation.
Thnt Is to say their guns would ba
loaded, cocked and prluiod, but thero
would be no enemy on whtoh to draw
a bead and pull their triggers. Inter
est la uugmonted too, by tho fact that
it is known that In tho O. A. C. team
thoro la excellent material, but on ac
count of the Into start made In begin
ning tbo work of training which
leaves the players not In first class con
dition for the game, tbe elevou is hand
icapped audthe prospect for thorn to
come out of the game victorious, Is by
no means flattering. All this con
spires to awaken all classes to n realiza
tion that thero is danger of defeat in
tho air, and leads to a discussion of the
facts and a universally expressed hope
that next Saturday's game may end
in victory for the homo teem. In fact
Interest In football is bo aroused that
juvcnllo teams with members scarcely
out of swaddling clothe uro In train
lng ull ovor town, und contests are al
most as numerous as thero aro back
yards and alley ways for thorn to hap
pen in.
Tho O. A. 0. eleven la hard at work,
nnd Coaoh Downing is proving to be
the right man In tho right placo.
Four ten mlnuto lunlnga with a threo
minute ro3t after each, aro played
every evening, and aro followed by a
run and a rub down at the dormitory.
Sovernl now players uro developing
strength and aptitude for the game,
nnd if tho trick of Interference Is sat
isfactorily Improved during tbo current
weok, thero will be fair chanco of n
victory, buturdny.
All the merchants iu town havo
agreed to close their places of business
during the progress of tho game Sat
urday afternoon. The Pacifies will
urrlvo by the west Bide, and will be
lunched at Cauthoru Hall. The "kick
olf" will be made promptly ut three
o'clock. A grand stuud, largo enough
to accommodate 200 or 300 has been
erected for tho accommodation of spec
tators at the admission price of 10 cents
per head. Admission to the grounds
will bo at the old prlco of 25 cents.
Arrangements havo been mado with
the O. C. & E. pooplo to carry passen
gers from Corvallls to Albany after tbe
game, and n large delegation of visitors
is expected from our sister city down
tho river.
You Can Believe
The testimonials published in behulf
or tioou'H ttarnapurilli. Tliey are
written by honest people, who have
uctuully found In their own experience
that Hood's KarHapurllla purities the
blood, creates au appetite, btreugtheus
the systom and absolutely and per
manently cures ull diseases cauae'l by
Impute or deficient blood.
Hnod'fl Pills for thnllvnriitMl hntvalta
tot promptly, euHlly und effectively.
Rheumatism
Is ix symptom of dlseaso of tho Kid
neys. It will certainly bo relieved by
Parks Sure Cure. That hoadaohe,
backaoho and tired feeling come from
the samo cause. Ask for Parks' Sure
Curo for tho llyer and kiduoys price
POo, sold bv Lunn A Bronlw. 10-4 u
Children Cry for
Pitcher's Castorta,
There aro 177765 inllea of railroad lu
tho United Stutes
There are flfl.83fi.Rfio ratln nwil n
cover this ground.
Tliero aro 633,205,000 tleeused to bind
these rails together, but no such
amount, Iinwnvnr. in rpfi ul roil lil.wl
the hearts of the traveling public to tbo
faotthat tho Wisconsin Central lines
furnish superior facilities on all their
trains between St. Paul and Chicago
which form close connections with all
lines to tbo east and south.
Mako a note of it.
Wtea Ealjj- was tick, we gave her CastorU.
When ho was a, Child, she cried for Castorta.
Whoa the became Mlsa, sho clung to Castorta,
waon sho bad Children, alia cave them Castorta,
THE DAILY JOURNAL, 25 cents
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Gwwal ami Nervous Debility.
weakness of Hody and
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ur bJlweons tu um ur I
Yonnr. Itobust, Noble
Mnnhood fully Hectored, i
How to Knlarco and
Htrencrtiien Weak. lln.
developed 1'ortlous of
jiouy. Aosoiuioiy un
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fnnm 0 Rtatf4 anil Pnrfttcrn
Cpuntrtea. 8nd for Dccrlptlvo Book, ex.
juauuuuu ami proois, maucu iscaiou; tree.
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Men tmtlfv i
ijL i.ii.iri.rt-'-rTri I' ""
S Prize Hood's
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...tr taken. I have never been robust ana
v. a subject to severo keadaohes, and had
no appetite. Since taking
food's Sarsaparilla
and Hood's Pills I am a well woman,
havo a good appetite and sleep well.
I cordially recommend Hood's Bar
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Ioue,FIllmoro, California.
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tlOOa S KlllS ll,u.liMUch. o.
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JOHN HUGHES.
Dealer in tiroccrlcs, Paints,
Oils, Window GlassVarnlslics
nnd tbo most complete stock ol
Brushes of all Kinds in the
State. Artists' MnterIals,Llme,
Hair, (Jcmcnt ami Shingles und
Hncst quality of GRASS StitiDS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
filOUND A allvcrlno watch, Amorlcnn Wnl-
X! tnaui woriu. uuu at mm unite, 0-0 1
f ADina Aik for La France Tooth roato, nn
. , a.u .. m .ill blnil.ii. I. till aniul. HIIaH UMI lllll
UIUCIB IU1 nil Jk.uuM v. .....a bww ..vi .
u lew dnys. Turin inuuo lur HalrUrw.sl.iK,
Manicuring- nnd Treating tho Kcip uy it,,
month, A. II. Kiklun, Iluuiu 11 KiUnilKO U1U.
LP. KlBiiUll, Newspaper AdvortUlnic Aircn
. 'il Merohanta' Kicuougo. San Kranolioo
u our authorized agent, 'J.UW .upor in
u nieln niaoaloa.
PAi'fcllS. Portland, Sacramento, norm).
Tutxmaand dun Krancltico papers on tutu
i iloprv POtfUHlloe uiock.
AT
Ilcon
nn
Pom uniuu dIock.
gnnrkUUVSnu In proved &-acro,trcct three
OUUU inllrshoutiiot town, ttmall home
uua uurn. Inquire u! uuraml, over HUU04
uiun. w-r-tr
C2.TEL.IjA BHKIIM AN Typewriting and
Q commercial stouotfmphy. UlQee, room
U.Urt.y block. Tho Dent of work done at roa
uouuuitt ruH 11-j,
nOK BALK (3iIKl'-.On lone time or would
V lootiaoreu onoloo land iu W ut Salem
uood, Ihto homo uud baru; v irlcty ot b -ar
lng fruit trous. 1'iei.ty ot urn ill Irult, good
wutor and ii acres timber. Addrcsa box 143,
Kntom. 0-ZJ-tl
PROPOSALS WANTED
FOB AN.OPERA HOUSE SITE.
Heuled propoHiila will ho received hy
tho underHigned for 11 tract of Kround
lint lfRH lllllll RftxVM. Hrtlll olln In hi.
miulh of Center uud west of High. For
iiiioriuiuion luquirnoi
1023-tf CHA8. BURGGRAF.
WOLZ'S MARKET.
uuiM, A9-ltelrlgerutor meats In beat ahnpe.
Kept in an Al lceoucsl, eastern atyle. free
delivery tiontn Uommerclnl atreet,
6- UHAH WulJZ. Prnn.
GEO. JPENDItlCM'S
MEAT MARKET.
ll Commercial at. lOottle block.
fauoesaortoO. M.Ueok&Oo.rv
ileflt moalg tu th olty. Promplili.llv-.rv
At lnwt nrm
MONEY TO LOAN
Ou farm land security. Bprclat rales
on lawn loans, uoans considered
without deluy.
im.hiiaK.n. "AMILTON & MOIlt.
iiush Hank bnlldlmi,
i'KNKD IN-
CHANNINQ HALL,
I I Will rMMlVAAilUrlrAlt Imiu QAA .. ' L-
hpecinl ttentlon to beslone'rT All'de-lred
iranonesror the orter pupils tauKbi, luo ud-ing-
drawii.g, modillne, muslo. plain ana
nriuto needle wore. All work doue Ton he
yanced acojrdina to lu own cpaoity. For
terms tnd particulars apply to Hm O. llaltoii
Twentieth and ChemeKeta u lw"0"
Conservatory Work.
Dr. ParvlD, director and teacher of
piano, Italian singing harmony and
alasai toaolilusr. Ablated byMIss Anna
Krobt, teacher of piano, orsran. Kultar
violin and zither Mrs'. 3? ft K
iwtoLer of piano, organ and slnuiuE
nlnsln rnntna at tla .,l.i !
Bhurp, Halem. Leavo orders t the
micu-Bur wins-niuaio store.
German Lessons
(Jlven by a quallfhd tMchr. nalv
III nsrnnni ni... .:.'',. . """O
H tmdiFnt ChannTni Htii. larcn n
BANJO LESSONS.
8&?',TOwteffKijsr.
wnnon St,
Hiss Ballou's School
iSffSSSSSF9
COLLEGE OF MUSIC
of tbe Willamette Oniversify,
SUNDER NBW MANAGEMENT,.
W. O. HAW1,K.Y, ITMldent. P '
H. A. HKIUTAUIC, Vocal lJlVotor
iM.lm Kmu wlNKLtai. Insmin,?Ki i.
FIRST NATIONAL nANK nUILDING, SALEM, OR.
W. I. STALEY, Principal.
HcUool In ninth uniiH toait-u ftudMiH uny outer rnt nny time, n
will ray mono who expect to prcpnro for Home buiilnpti4 pumua to ationd il
builneMcolleiro wlim n w tnmiitlo oouw of bmlnm trnlnlng may biiM
and trained ifachera torthla particular lino of work inglruct. TheCapjui
UiwlnMB Oollejo oflors nvo ouraea:- ' ,KI
Business, Shorthand, Typewriting, IPonmanship and English,
This 1 Ipoidtlvoly the only
bitilneHHi)llegelnOrettOiiiliiK tlio inter-ommunlratlon aynUitnoi liunl
.,,.. nn.nti.-n. unUiMown KtiHlniilH may Recuro board and rumlnlimi tL
In private fiimlly ulM n woeh. Wr'toor oill at ooIIcko oruo for circulars
ulvlu? Mil informaUnn relitlvft
5 lis.
eing
Satan Steam Dy
Have removed tothe loutli room ol the postofllcc block, wlicrc tho proprietor It
fitting up the establishment with the latcit nppllances for
STEAMiCLEANINGAND DYEIMq
The plant h the most extensive one In the Hate, helng prepared to hnndte all
kinds of fine fabrics, makes a Bpeclnlty or Ladles' nnd Cents' clothing, cleans
carpets, blankets, ladles' hats, straw hats and feathers dyed and icnovated.
Orders promptly attended to hy mall, express or stngc. Your patronagoi.
solicited.
COMMERCIAL STREET.
-EXCELSIOR - STABLE-
B. C, HANSEN, MANAGED,
Only good horsoB used. Satisfaction guarauteod. Stoblei
hack of Stato Inaurani'o block.
J, C. GOODALE,
COBURG LUMBER YARD,
TWELFTH STREET, NEAR DEPOT
All grades mid rilmrnplomi or Buhllng Lumhor.I Lnrpcct stock nnd IioWttl
prliiws. J. K. HAKKR. Mimacor
The WiIIaER?Ite Hole
LEADING HOTEL OK THE CITY.
0
Reduced rales, MnniiKomont llhbrnl. Eloctrlo cars loavo hotel for all pub
lic bulldlngfl and points of intcrcbt. Hpeclul rntca will- ho glvcu to permtuuit
pntrona.
A. I. WAGNER,
GBEAT
-THE BQFFET OAR ROUTE
"gSSThe Shortest
-obtwi:bn-
Pacific Coast Points,
St. Paul and the East,
Crosses both the Oascidofand;tlie:ilock Mountains tnJ(layllKht'aflofalng:passenjeri !'
iw, opiortunlty or viewing tbo gfj
Grandest Scenery inl America!
?Z?n! daUy frora ''ortlnnd; one at 11
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BOZORTH BROS.,
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61 Itont su. Bealtle, Wash.
SALEM WATER CO.
Office: Willamette Hotel Bulldln'.l
anlii?mnM.ri,Se?v,colipP,y ftt-0ce.CBHU pay.
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Horse ShobinoI'
Remember
Cy Stewart
The Coooer.
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and coinfoit.eoiitainiuir bath mon, imrber shop, easy chairs, elo. Tho luBgnineentwjs
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and Quickest Line
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210 COMMERCIAL BTREKr,
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ta Third st., 1'ortUndiW
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OfUce: Corner Court andTPinmertuI
upiuirs. All work guarontetd. fl,..i
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On city or farm property. ojm
Over Rush's Bank.
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wrappliiff paper for ale cheap. .f'W
thing for putting under oarpeu. CalU"0"
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E. M. WAITE PKINTING CO..
BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
AND
Lcaal Blank J?ubli'ihM
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HUIEWING SANG, CO.
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