I
iS Ä P C
ENSIVE ECZEM
A
___
t a A m d T e rr ib ly . D octors and Medi
cin e« Useless. Cured In Four
W e e t i b y Cuttrura.
_______closed, who hud the eczema ao offensive
11 coftki Dot stay in the room with him. The
poor boy suffered terribly.
His feet were terribly «ore,
he comd not wear any shoes,
and hud therefore to stay at
home lrora school. When he
put oti a pair of dry stockings
m the morning, they would
in oi e hour he saturated with
mo ie lure and very offensive
even in the coldest weather.
The disease began to spread
over hie body, especially his
hands and finders.
The
thumbs on both his hands be
came stiff and as useless at
_
two withered sticks of wood.
H would be useless for roe to try to tell the suffering
this hoy enduicd. I took him to two different
doctors, both gave him lots of medicine, but all to
no use. Ho grew worse. I therefore despaired ot
ever having him cured. One day I saw the great
benefits promised to those who would use ClTi-
(TH a lvKkiKDiKS. I went right away to the di ng
store and bought them. I must confess I had I ut
lttUe faith In them. However I used them accord-
ing to directions, and to-day I say truthfully to all
the world, if you wish to publish it, that my son la
entirely cured, thank God and thank thedircovcrer*
of t.’L'TiCL'BA K kmkdifh . They cured him in four
Cuticura Resolvent
T h . now Blood .nd Bkin Purl Her, Intara.lljr, «id
O u t ic u k a , the great Skin Cure, and C u t ic u r a
Hoar, an exquisite Bkin Beautifler, externally, in-
.t in’ iy roliove .nd .prettily cure every cllreoe
humor of the « 111» , « » I p , «nd hlood, with lore of
hair, from infancy to age, from pimples to scrofula.
25c.; U k h o l v e n t , $1. Prepared by the PoTTKR
l>uuo a n » C h e m ic a l C o r p o r a t io n , Boston.
f g * " IIow to Cure Skin Diseases,” 64 pages, 50
Illustration», mud testimonials, mailed free.
¡2IPJ.ES, blackheads, red, rough, chapped, and
oily skiu cured by C uticuka S oap .
PISI
¿A x MUSCULAR STRAINS“
E A S T and S O U T H !
F* c- rJ
b ^ A N tiS K
X o Enem ies o f Tyrants Neeit Ap ply.
—VIA—
Under the Chandler immigration and
aox
contrae: labor bill one of the classe« of
T H E S I! A VTA R O U TE
G overn m en t *-xp rt» have tested
T h e Hamlitotue C h u rrh o f St. Joneliliu P r# -
$
- OF THF—
to l** excluded from this j
otiutcd to H im by the Faltlifal.
qu ite a number ui »tigai bceU raised in •l.x o o W ill Hu llil Tli 1. Comfort able lio n « .
Sultttlilu V or City or Country.
country
••persons V luv^mg to so- j
Probably th® nio#t Hppropriui© of the
this «la te and pronounce
them good
\ imw ami < oniplvte Tr-Htment CGU»lNtlr u •' Sujv
Copyright,
IKW
.
by
American
P
ro
«
A
moc I b -
1
1
many presents given ta Pope Loo in cele
Cleti**« wliioh taror *>r j u .v .y t>ic umaw- ! poaitcrir«-, 1)1 nti
in Cu’ «f*uie«, *i»o in
a*:.;
j for that purpose. One o f these d ay» a
tion.]
bration of his episcopal jubilee is the Me
t*i’]. a ) tiMtiv« « ure f«ur Exttnual, Int’.’tnr.l Bli ;d ut
factory for in s 'iu g augur from beet,»
The accompanying plan» and perspective fu l deeircci-uii of pro. -r;v o r lile .” Tb ” i liiui din«, Itch: 11 K, (Jhruiii'j, Ko ant or Hercoitai t
Kxoretw Train» leave Portland Dtdly
morial Church of St. Joncbiui in Rome.
A
U l | j
i will lm an Oregon iimtitution.
view represent a design suitable for a city language is aoui.-wliat anpiiguous, butti Hues, anil u*.an>’ « •iher diHcascn ami female weabnea.-
The pope, it is Haiti, encourag* «1 the project,
LKAVK;
ABR1VF«:
thorough up. ii atiou of the principle ea; it ie alway« u j^reat benefit to tl>e genertl hnal»!’
♦
lot
or
the
country.
The
plaa.
are
worthy
of
’orttand
7 DO P M ¡ Sin Kraiioi»co 8:15 A
because he believe« the erection of churches
lirat diautsvary <tt * met! it al cure reiilertnjf ai
■nppuu d to is riv'l.U' d .wnuld revpiire Tlie
« mi Fn»i»vi». o 7:00 1' M I 1‘ortUnJ.......... 7:3t> A
Martinsville,
N
.J
.,
Methodist
Par
A
llo
w
me
to
add
m
v
tribute
to
the
I
consideration,
and
the
exterior
is
pictur-
•jpemtion
with
the
kuife
unneuwawry
her.
dc*
is a commendabie thing in itself, and also
iLinedy has never been known t«* (.ail.
ta
sonage. “ M y acquaintance with effieaev o f Liv'd O m n i Balm I was eaqtie and attractive. The veranda ex- • most careful inquiry i : 1 ’.he tenets o f Tine
because it would furnish work for the ma
Kohpiiui'g M ail Daily.
the organization» o f working pi <>ple in box, b for if«; fient by uihil. Why uuiler fr«>in thin
LEAVE
AKldVE:
sods and builders of Rome, who are suff er your
remedy, Boschee’s German ufferi'ng from a rev, c attack af infiu- tend» «cross tbs entire
terrible dixeuec when a written Knarantee ia jfiven
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j
.
j
1
1
Lection
from
th®
h
w
to
f
th©
sun
in
tn©
sum
Port!
ami
► .fin A M Hokel'lirx
6:50 P
Europe. More than -that, any one Ixs with 6 hoxeH, to refund the money if not tured
in g from the prevalent depression in their Syrup, was made about fourteen
was
indue
nz . and t jttarrh and w
a s induced
*’
dSriter from the .torm . in winter.
Kosel»urx
« SO A M ; Portland
,.»:80 P
Send
»tauip
for
fret
Sample
UuurKiitee
ig-»ue<l
by
longing
to
a
society
widen
ayuipathixee
arts. The church is certainly worthy of a
years ago, when I contracted a Cold try you r rem edy. T h e result was mar It belongs to the class known as a *“ ‘ 1 -chim-
W
OODAK1),
Cl.AHKK
.V
Co,,
WimleMile
amt
Ketai!
Dru^-
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place among the splendid architectural
Allutir» Local D a lly , Except Hnntfay.
eloua
I could hardly articulate, and Bt.y house.” Tlie « * : reuse hall iao f gisid with the efforts of liner in to five itself K'*tu, >o!e Arfents, BtHtlaud Or. For »ale by J. v .
LK KAVK:
monument« of the Eternal City and is a which resulted in a Hoarseness and
ARRIVE:
Belt, »ole agent for Dallas.
11
le.-s
than
tw
enty-fou
r
hours
the
ca
size
and
may
be
used
aa
a
reception
room from the pov- r of a tyrant would be ri-
Portland
5.00 P i i I Albany
w.oo P M
suitable commemoration of a pontiff who a Cough which disabled me from
fused
the
privilege
•••
laudila;
oil
our
Albany
.S:»0 A M Portland
If desired. The staircase itself is of pretty
.10 30 A U
tarrhal
sym
tom
a
and
m
v
hoarse-nee»
is one of the most remarkable figure« of filling my pulpit for a number of
■hores.
Taken
ill
<
011111
Ton
v
illi
the
re
design, with yellow pine treads and risen,
contemporary Europe.
D I N I N G C A l.fi O N O G D K N R O U T E
Sabbaths. After trying a Physician,, disappeared and 1 was able to sine a and ash newels, mils and balusters.
BANKS.
cently adopted treaty 1-■•tween this coun
P U L L M A N BU FFET SLEEPERS.
without obtaining relief—I cannot heavy role in Grand Opt ra with voir-
try and Russia, the chiuse quoted from
- AND—
unimpuired, I stron gly recom m end it
say now what remedy he prescribed
Mr. Chandler’» l>ill is very significant.
SKCtlND <XA»!s i t l X P I X O tIAKS
to all singers.— W in ’ H. Ham ilton,
M . M. »1 .1 .IS ,
C. G C O A I».
— I saw the advertisement o f your Is’H !ing U at.ii o f the C. 1). H i * Gram!
CuMliler,
Atlac.iof! to alt Tin outfit T r a in «,
remedy and obtained a bottle. I Opera Co.
received such quick and permanent
HI
h it
D IV IS IO N .
help from it that whenever we have
T im Oregonian is ’ lie beat »(ate ad
Between To: M land and CorvalliB.
OF
DALLAS,
ORECOM,
had Throat or Bronchial troubles vertising medium bemuse it lias the
IÊ*AiS
M AIL '.‘itAIM LA .Y ÜZ0LFT SOUDAT.
since in our family, Boschee's G er .ar :e«t circulation and ia- m ore exton
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Y:30 A ?J l.v.
I ’"itlan d
Ar. 6:8i
Trai.-acta a generai hanking burine«« in all
For the very same reasons
man Syru p has l>ecn our favorite aivelv read
M:6S A M Lv.
1 -rry
, Lv. 2:o»P
branche*;
1 ¿:10 p M Ai
Orv allia
Lv. 12:56 P
lipai point
Buy: a «d «ella exchange on
remedy and always with favorable 'h e iTiiMf/.Ki! is (lie larsi Folk count«
an« connect with tiu.i.o oí vr
û .
results. I have never hesitated to iid vi-i• i-in g me 'iutii, if the ad ven i-ei
Makes collection# on all points in the Pacific North tfon Pacific railroad.
west ;
report my experience o f its use to wishes io reneli the gre.iie.t possilih
Leprosa
L
ai
uxccnt Pondi
at t
Loan tnouej and discounts j
A RB E V ID EN C E Th a t the bipod is
others when I have found them uuila r of read. ra. W eek after we-k
ate# ;
4:40PM Lv.
i
Ar 8:^0 A M
Allow interest on time deposits
■'* wrong, and th at nature is endeav
7:¿ . i Al .r.
> (Mu t.vill«
Lv. i
A M
troubled iu like manner.” R e v . ii - paper eim 'aina m ore Folk eon iity
ne vs than m y other in exi- e n re am
oring
to
throw
o
ff
the
im
purities.
CHURCH OF 8 T. JOACHIM.
W. H. H a g g a r t y ,
PERSPECTIVE VIEW.
N
o
th
in
g
is
so
beneficial
in
assisting
is n atura'lv 111 -t son . In after and 1110.1
Rome was completely given over to the of the Newark, N ew
a e.-,fn
Po»tin:.i! ar.tí vViba.,.itte Division, ar
Two steps above the floor of the main
nature as S w ift's Specific (-V. .V. -S.)
thos.inxi'ly lead
-hr wd udvertisei
celebration of the jubilee, with which the Jersey, M .E . Confer
rooms is a broad landing, from which you j I t is a simple vegetable compound. Is
row Gtiuge.
wi.l im.ke " o le of h. se t' vx-ts.
Italian government did not interfere in the
may
descend
to
the
kitchen
pantry,
thus
harmless to the most delicate child, yet
ence, April 2 5 , 'g o .
R em edy.
¡ •Hit, foot ol Jcfcei.'on Htreet.
B A N K I N G
d-J.,
least. The original idea was to celebrate
affording
a
good
substitute
for
a
back
stair
:
i t forces the poison to the surface and,
e
Prejudice and imi ■ k * o have giv*-.
the occasion with an exhibition, but this
I ILY, EXCEPT SDN DAY.
way and a direct com in unication with the l eliminates i t fr o m the blood.
ALEM ,
. . . .
OREGON
was abandoned in favor of the pilgrimages, G. G. GREEN, Sole Man'fr,Woodbury,N.J. j wav 1 S im m o n ’s Live
ite g li’a?or. J kitchen and front door without passing
it land
Arrive 8:0f p. in.
l eave 4:Ò8 p. ni.
i>allaa
Arrive 8:27 a. in.
because only about live years have passed
h a - »1 od • he test.
through the principal rooms, a most de
Do ii we "-nil bunking bireiue»« an
Arrive
Ü
:uú
p.
iu.
Ai
ie
Leave 7:U0 a. in
since a similar exhibition was held, and be
sirable arrangement for any dwelling, and
allow in te r«»! on lim e d ep o .it».
M r «. S fo w e ’a J leclin ln q; Y'e.»r«.
I contracted » severe case of blood p o i » «
cause it was expected that the contributions
W t* are every week asked to give, at not usual or common in low cast houses.
that unfitted me for business for four years. A
Mrs. H arriet Beecher fcU;\ve, who .cav
of the pilgrims would do much to help out
few bottles of Swift’s Specific (S. S. S ) cured
D I X t i ï O 'Î O E e ;
! : s', huh a colum n (,i free advertising From the pantry is the door to the cellar
the papal finance«, which art* said to be in to the w orld “ Uncle Tciu s Cabin,* h a :
me.
J.C. T o n e s , City Marshal,
stairs, which are placed directly under the
GEO. WILLI/vMU.
W f.1- E N C L A N
<•’ the w ield s fair, hut ill such gee
Fulton, Arkansas,
an; riling but a flourishing condition.
reached her oi^ht)'-first y (Ter in ai iroir.
main,
stairs.
There
is
also
a
door
opening
d. W. H O O SO N .
J A. d A K E .’
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
The memorial church is dedicated to the ! a« good physical condition :s sh was 10 ■ pee ily to the waste basks*.,.
into the parlor for convenience in case of
free.
S w i f t S p u c if ic C o „ Atlanta, Ga.
To ail i'oitit. in tie Eastern States,
J.
A.
R
IC
H
A
R
DSON.
pope*« patron saint, his baptismal name lie- | years ago. The chan;. • m oie direcily a f
it iipv i r iailed to cure dyspepsia ami reception or wheai entertaining guests.
C.mada a d Euiape n»D be Obtained at
ing Joachim. It was on Feb. 19, 1843, that j
The
parlor
and
dining
room
are
separated
fects her m ental than her physical con liver com plaint. T ak e S im m on ’s L iv
Leo’s consecration
a bishop took place,
Lowest Rates from I. K. Woods, agent
by an archway, which is intended to be
er Regulator.
and it was the fiftieth anniversary of this stitution.
hung with handsome portieres. The route
Balias.
In pleasant weather she takes a daily
event that was commemorated.
from the kitchen to the dining room is
K. KuEHLEH,
E. P. ROOERS,
walk out o f doors, accompanied by Han
•At Owen-boro, K w last week a fire through the china closet, which is fitted up ■yOTICE IS HhREBY GIVEN THAT ALL POLK
Manager.
Asdt. Gen. F. A P. Agt.
H ow to H arden T en der Feet.
Portland Oregon.
nah, a faith fu l attendant who has been dc.-Mroyed
county warrant« endorse.i prior t « January ’ "t,
a warehouse con tain in g witii shelves for crockery and glassware in
Sponge morning and evening with a j wirh her fo r years. These walks are con
189‘' are payable on premei tation at the office of tin
19,000 barrel** o f wh key worth $3o0000. the usual way and pleasantly lighted by a treasurer
of Polk county, OrexuP, interest ceasing
preparation made o f one tablespoouful 1 fined to the pleasant streets in the vicin
small
window.
The
advantages
of
having
It .voiild be u good things for mankind
from the date <-f this notice.
— A L L KINDS OF—
of carbonate o f soda and a half pint o f ! ity o f her residence on Asylum hill in
Dated, at Dallas, Oregon, April 13th, 1893.
.'f al! sim ilar stu ff on the face of the a china closet in such a location are that it
H. B GOSPER,
is
equally
convenient
to
the
kitcheD
and
cold water.
H artford. W h atever the weather, win earth should m eet a lik e fate.
County Treasurer.
dining room The kitchen is sufficiently
ter or summer, she rarely fails to visit
♦
Preventing Future M isery.
large to afford space for a range, hot water
— A t covered bridge, Dallas.—
Tf you are Jill run down, fagged out, boiler, sink and two laundry tubs.
If there is, in this vale o f tears, a Mrs. John Hooker, Mrs. Charles Dudley
more prolifiic source o f min« ry than W’ araer and other holies in adjoining take S im m on ’s L iv e r R egu lator and be
spry.
the rheumatic twinge, we have yet to residences.
Usually she is entertained with sing
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o t ic e is h e r e b y g i v e n t h a t t h e UN-
hear o f it. People are born w ith a ten
dersiffned lius been appointed by tin* honorable
ing,
of
which
she
is
very
fond.
Mrs.
If a farm er spends much o f his time
dency to rheumatism, just as they are
county court of Polk county, Oregon, iulnunintrato»-
Hooker generally sings the older songs, loafin g about grog simps, stores or any
N ew work made to order and all farm
of the’ estate of Thomas Pearce, late of said count.*
with one to consumption or to scrofula
fam iliar to Mrs. Stowe in her early day«, w h ert else, its bad effects are sure to be
and state, deceased. All persons having claims
impl. merits or m achinery repaiied on
Slight, causes may develop® this. As
against said estate are notified to present the same.
and preferably fam iliar hymns. These -een in the neglected condition o f
short notice.
du!> verified, to me at niv residence near Kola, iu
soon as the agon izing com plain t m ani
she seems to enjoy more than anything things around his home.
Polk county, Oregon, within six months from the
fest« itself, recourse should lie had to
date of the' first publication of this notice, and all
else. In the selection o f these hymns,
Hostetter’s Stomach R itters, which
persons indebted to said estate will please make ini
however, Mrs. Stowe alw ays chooses
T a k e S im m on ’s L iv e r Regulator.
mediate payment to me.
check its future inroads ami banishe«
J. L. C o L unh ,
W. T. PKARJE,
those of a stirring, lively movement. Y o u can eat as much and whatevei
th*-rheumatic poisen out of the system
Attorney for estate.
Administrator.
A n yth ing o f a slow, melancholy or sen you please w ithou t injury.
Dated, April 14, 1MM.
This statement tallies exactly with tin-
V V n rre n
I ) 11 n n .
timental order fails to interest her.
♦
testimony of physicians who have em
! » prepared to t lo a ll kinds o f liaiiliiig
ft is now almost certain that a new
A s one illustration o f the peculiarity
ployed this fine blood depuront in their of her mental powers Mrs. Hooker cites
A. S P E C I A L T Y ,
san * I respectfully «»k s a fair share of tbe
railroad w ill run from Portland north-
private practice. There is also the
public patronage.
the critical utt*utiou which her sister I cast, tappin g the N orthern P acifiic at
amplest professional and general tesri
R IM .» rO l.l.K O TK l) M ON THLY.
gives to hymns fam ilicr to her early life. Y a k im a and the G reat N orthern on be-
In the county court oi the state of Oregon for Polk
mony as to the efficacy o f the Bitters A word om itted or a w rong word used
yond that.
county.
, . .
for malaria, liv er com plaint, constipa she notices on the instant and makes the
In re estate of John Bernthal, deceased.
V O T IC H IS H E R E »* GIVEN TO WHOM IT MAY
tion, indigestion,
kidney
trouble, correction. Certain lines and ideas ap
Cure fo r rvi,;n. Fevers nnd General De
il
concern, that I, J. J. Wiseman, administrator
b ility , Sinai1 Hilw lien us. 26c. n tr bottle.
nervousness and loss of appetite and pear to strongly impress themselves upon
of said estate, have tiled the final account of my do
intfs therein, and Tuesday. June fi, 1893, ha'l-ct^i
flesh. A fter a w etting, whether follow
her mind, and her comments are at times
set for hearing the same by the county court of Polk
A stock raiser says that one go o d 1,-
ed by a cold or not, the Bitters is use very striking.— N ew Y o rk Commercial
county, Oregon.
All itrsons harintf objections
100 pound mare well handled is worth
thereto will appear at said time and file their objec
ful as a preventive of the in itia l attack Advertiser.
tion«, if anv thev have, otherwise said adir.inistra
a dozen cay use ponies.
of rheumatism.
tion will be closed and the administrat or discharged.
PICTURESQUE ANO CONVENIENT.
PI I II
DALLAS CITY
WILLIAMS
Prioe, C uticuiia , 50 c . ; S oap ,
SOUTEEnN PACIFIC CO.
«U '
& ENGLAND
T h ro u gh
H k J l g W u n d pains, back ache, weak kidneys.
jM lll
rheumatism, and chest psins relieved
IV ftiM
In one m in u te l.y the Catleurn
A w tl- P «ln P la ster. The first and
ou:> lustantaueous pain-killing pluster.
T id je lJ
freasurei’s Notice.
Lust D ecem ber Purl land had over
400 yalooiiH, but within the last three
months about fifty of them closed for
lack o f patronage, and now twenty-five
mor»» have gone to the wall because
they could not pay the quarterly li
cense of $100, required in advance.
Dallas Foundry!
B e w a re o f Ointments for Catarrh that
contain Mercury,
8» mercury will surly destroy the sense
o f sm ell and com pletely dem tige the
w iiole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Much articles
«mould never be used except on prr-
s r ijtio n s from reputable physicians,
as tiie dam age they w ill do is ten fold
to tq e good you can possible derive
from them.
H a ll’s
Catarrh Cure,
m anufactured by F. J. Cheney <t Co.,
T oled o O., contains no mercury, and
is taken in tern ally, acting directly upon
t ie blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. , In buying H alls’a C atlarrli
Cure he sure you get the genuine. It
is taken in tern ally, and made in
T oled o, Ohio, by F. J. Clieny Ac C o ,
T estim on ials free.
f W S o h l by druggists, .price 75c jier
bottle.
T h e state o f South Carolina lias un
•Jertuken to absolutely control the
liip ior business by closing up all the
present saloons. T h e state is to fur
liisb liquor to lie sold o n ly at certain
p! i es and under restrictions and to
get any piofils arising. T h e exp eri
m en t will be watched with interest.
FINE WORK AND GOOD FTC
Final Settlement.
F I& N T O S I O R G A N S
A lm o s t without exception the shrewd
est ami most successful business men
are advertisers, because they find it to
pay.
Hhiloh’i Cure, the great c nigh And
croup cure, is for sale bv all druggists.
Pocket size contains twenty-five doses,
on ly 25 cents. Children love it.
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If n yo u iik woman or married wo
01811 will keep ill the p ith ot modest
propriety, »ay no m il of othi-r» and
shun those who do, om it wimu«g|\
sm iling upon vulgar and unptineipleii
men, and in »hurt keep strieliy with a
pure lady’s sphere, there » no', much
probability of her geUi-ug a bad uauie.
- —
«»
A Ooo<l T h in « tor t’m i«h « »a il Colds.
T h e more
Cham berlain's
Cough
R em edy is use«! the better it is liked.
W e know o f on other remedy that al
ways giv e, satisfaction, i t is good
when you first catch cold, It is good
when you r cough is seated and your
longs are sore. It is good in an y kind
of a cough. W e have sold tw en ty-five
dozen o f it and every b o'tle 1ms given
satisfaction.
Httdm an A Friedm an.
druggists, M innesota Lake, M inn. 50
cent bottles for sale by all druggists.
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T h e man who succeeds at this dav
For a general fam ily cath artic we
must push his business or somehndr confidently tecoinnieiid H ood's Fills.
e b e will be con stantly pushing in
T h e T oled o paper says that lln efe
fr- i p o f him. Prin ter’s ink esn Is*
made to greatly assist in pushing anv Burney Morrison and wife are the mils
business.
old settlers rem ain in g at Fiouwcr
T h e y own a nice farm and arc in com
W h y suffer from dyspepsia and liead- fort.ihlecircum stances. Harney s|s nds
» ' h when S im m on ’s L iv er Regulator his leisure hours in trapping beav
will cure y o u f
er and other Firs, al which he is an
expert.
Kabhitehurg is the name o f a town
in W est V irgin ia .
W o rk «, Not W o rd «.
T o the man who puU "G ix l Ble-w O ut
| Home” upon the » n i l in.tend o f a pic-
ture I always want to suy: "B le s . it
j yourself.
W ork for it. provide for it
| and honor it with your company.’’ And
to those matfixl. at« * and law givers who
I pray that God w ill Mesa our land with
j ’ ’special" Rift*. I say. •'Bleseit yourselves
! by «bolish i.i* the laws that lay so mauy
heavv burdens on th « poor. ’—General M.
M. Trumbull.
j
Farmer« Support a Boycott.
A t th* annual mvsioii o f the Farmers’
institute* o f the Eleventh c<mgreeaiunal
district o f Iowa a resolution was nnatii-
monsly adopted supporting the boycott
on the Sioux City stove works, levied by
the Mulders' union. The question be
tween the stove works and the union Is
In relation to the employment o f non
union men, and the farmers stood up
manfully for unionism.
to cur« Bilious Stuck.,
rn «nd Cmsstprflo«. 40 In
P rlM 2*c. l o r sal« by
, * I W YORK.
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M e rc h a n t T ailor. TRUCKING AND DRAYING
It never hurts an honest man to
watch or in vestigate his d o in g », and
a dishonest one needs to l*> both
Hrnatly Surprised.
and
investigated
Every
Mv w ife was confined to her lied for watched
over lw o months will« a very severe at m an’s affairs should he put in sm-h a
tai-k of rheumatism. W e could get shape that there can he no rer.non for
tio ’ h in g that would afford her any re suspicion.
lief, and as a last resort gave Chamher-
T h e A d v o r t U in f
Ia in ’s Pain Balm a trial. T o our great
Of H o o d ’s Sarsaparilla is always
surprise she Iw-gan to im prove after
within the hounds o f r< ason hecausr it
tin- iirst application, and by using it
is true; it always appeals to the sol.e
regularly she was soon able to get up
com m on sense o f th in king people lie
ail I attend In her house work. K. If.
cause it is tru e ; amt it is always full,
Johnson, o f C. J. Knutson A Co., Ken-
sulistantiated by emlors uin-nts which,
s fo g 'o n , M inn. 50 cent bottles for sale
in the financial world would be a c c ep t
be all druggists.
ed without a m om ent's hesitation.
Be&ns
Small
JD. BIDDLE,
OTHO WILLIAMS.
—
A lm o t without exception those who
spend most tim e about the saloons srw
the ones least aide to do so. T o «ay
n oth in g o f the bad habits and evil as
sociations being form ed, nor of the cer
tain daniaco caused by strong drink,
the finan cial
welfare of such men
ou gh t to cuuse them to lead a ditler-
en,l life.
Repairing Promptly Done.
N
M n.es P ric e Cured o f H lien m atl.m .
T h e m any cases of rheumatism cur
ed by Cham berlain's Fain Halm during
the past few months have given the
people great confidence in its curative
properties, and have shown that there
is one preparation that can be depend
ed upon for that painful and aggravat
in g disease. H onaker Bros., lairian,
Ohio, says: “ Mr. Moses i rioe, o f this
place was troubled with rheumatism
for a lon g time. Cham berlain’s Pain
Balm has cured him. H e says that
the Balm has no equal.” F o r sale by
all druggists.
CARRIAGE FACTORY.
0 . H. COBB, PROP R.
PROP.
IRON WORK TO ORDER.
Administrator’s Notice.
.Blood w ill tell in humans as well as
animals. I f either parent lias a streak
o f ni 'anness, dishonesty or other un
w orthy trait, it is sure to crop out in
Polk county is now pretty well rep
som e of the children or grand children. resented in the Alaska governm ent
service, Judge T ru itt, of Dallas, Hon
I'IA,IIOO In Prt*in 1 iiin-.
E T. Hatch and Dr. Poole, from M c
Offered by L iggett A Myers Tobacco
Coy, and J. M. Parry, of Kalis C ity, be
Co. of St. Louis, Mo, T h e one guess
ing the incumbents.
in g nearest the number o f people win
w i'l attend the W o rld ’s Fair gets Iff«,
S h iloh ’s V ita lize r is what you need
000, the second #1,000 etc. Ask your
for dyspepsia, torpid liver, yellow skin
dealer for particulars o send fur rir
or kidney trouble. It is guaranteed to
polar. T e n Star tobacco tags entitle give you satisfaction. Price, 75 cents
you to a guess.
I * M ., I
‘'G erm an
Pic uplnim t wutclvfit):i|-c<]bottles. vu«u
ooauu, SnuiU Hi 10 lfcaus. Hoc. per lx)Olo.
Pimplt es
Blotches
W~ k* “ J S S s B A ^ A o t ^ k m VlU»«e, N . Y.
Sold everywhere.
LEO’S JUBILEE MEMORIAL.
R e w a r d F o r a Cup o f C o ld W a t e r .
Miss Burch o f Ashford, Kent, haB just
succeeded to a fortune o f £150,000 un
der remarkable circumstances. In May,
1888, when she lived at Bouth Kensing
ton, she was among a crowd watching
tlie arrival o f the debutantes at a'Buck
ingham palace draw ing room, when an
old gentleman was overcom e with faint
ness and was seen to stagger. A num
ber o f those who w o re standing around
thought ho was drunk, but Miss Burch
at once saw that howas ill and supported
him to a seat iu the park. She dispatched
a boy for a cup o f w ater, which quickly
revived the old gentleman, who, it ap
peared* had come up lro m the midlands.
Ho was profuse in his expressions of
gratitude and asked Miss Burch for her
card, which she gave him. She heard
nothing m ore o f the matter until a few
days ago, when she was waited upon by
a London solicitor, who communicated
to her the news that the old gentleman
had recently died, and that having no
near relatives he had bequeathed a large
amount to others than members o f bis
family, including a sum o f £150,000 to
the lady who, in his tim e o f need, had
extended a hand o f sympathy and help
toward him nearly five years ago.—Cor.
Loudon News.
Rady Je u n e on Overdress.
B ctlkr & T ownsend .
J. J. WISEMAN.
Attorneys for estate
Administrator.
Dated, this 14th day of April, 1893.
One Small Rile Roan e v e ry n ig h t fo r a
w eek m ouse T o rp id Livers. *5c. p e r bottle.
T i e backward spring is alm ost sure
to make ih i" a good fruit year in Ore
: n, but m any an orchard w ill need
sprayin g and o th er healthful d octo r
ing.
T h ey increase appetite, p u r ify the whole
system ami a cto n the liver, Rileiteau sSmalL
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S A L
FIRST STORY.
LAOÎE
» TEA
Is a pio**,nit drink, which will be borne l»y the stom
ach without nausea, or griping. H fd-tc thorough!*
jn «he liver, kidney« and reproductive Ttf.'im A
gentío phyaic. efficient diuretic, and ' most usefu
in «cant or painful menstruation, Raids i;itfpbtioii
__________
_ ____ ^ , ; ele. ~ the complexion, r«r-
and
reduces _ corpulency
ierintf it fair, and restoring the natural color of the
skin, for :t removes the bile, which by accumula
tion, produces the sallow, muddy complexion, pecu
liar to the constipated state. Sold by ail dnijftfists.
Tu «U l Dlgeetlun ta ke c**ic Ä will H Oe I
« f i -M «aa Ult«. 5öi:. j>«r uOiiiv.
O f the Off,000
F ren ch m en
who
I fon ch t w ith N apoleon a t W a te rlo o o o ly
| e ig h t now s o r riv e
W h e n e v e r y o n h e a r a n y o n e a ssert
I t h a t t h e p rem en t e o n n t y e< n ir t h a v e l
< F it*e ,«T »' d o i n g o r w i l l d o any t h i n g c o n - j
t r a r y V i t h e lie s ! in t e r e s t s o f I h e p e o p le , i
set i t d o w n ss u n t r u e , o r at I t a s t v e t y |
im t » r e h * h le , u n t i l y o u
! e v i d e n c e t o that e f f i c L
tir.
K O H O f^ te S K J K
I have a fine l«»t of fruit trees, which I will anil low
foreash. All stock or rafted, with scions from trees
bearing srood f-iiit. Come and see m> stock or write
to me about it.
0. M. \VHITLMAN.
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a to o t
JjT Ilm siritsc w ss»». t>r ras t
Cksice Trsss! Fair Frias!
DB. PIBBOS’S GALVANIC
£
have
in a n u -
f.H('rurer d ir k c t ,
prynuiTn
a n d s a v e .San
F r a iiiM s c o j o b-
b e r s ’ la r g e p r o f
n L n tfin L U
it s ; and,again, I
s e ll to c u s t o m e r s
■i iiECT m v s e l f o r
KIMBALL
Urough my reg-
i ! a r S ALA RIED
1 m e n ,t o t h a t
• m i > tu rn e rs nave
PIANOS,
•iii
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g e n t s a n d s m a ll
■alera* l a r g e
m
proliits.
k
- Buy from a S atiable Firm
and Got B eliable G oods. - -
A F I V E Y E A R S ’ w ritten W A R R A N T Y given with every instrum ent sold.
Old nrftan and pianos tsken in part paym ent for new ones.
jP ^ rV iitn lo g u e s tnsiled free to any midress. C all nnd see m e o r write be-
ore buying.
L. V . M O O R E ,
a ®
2 S M
v-
provt
Ri'flAiafsg**
P r lw * l.M «.n i.7 y
f 2#
A p o lii
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Btantly
_____ U U t n « . : , -re now »nro* The
lowini I hi : .» fr .m weSl-k«« wa resideiiU of the
Pacific Coast, will speak fur them—lv—.
A X-Xr» BLHEWES !
M r . F. A. W oo dbo w , F o r t C av ut . W ash ., «ay*—
“ S i i month* have now passed since I P o u re d on«
vt4 ynaur #If.-be 1 to«, ami it Rive« me pleasure and mutU
•aiiefaetion to renew iny testimony of eleven year»
iM i* m n t d to their efficacy in the relief of ailments
to which I hav« been subjected.
I , * « « « BACK A RHiWMATXSXI C W R I»!
M r . J . tf.Fon.MAN, a well-known shipwrifhtof
T acoma , writes—"•*our no. a
b*n don« what a who!» d m « store could not doctor
it haa cored mi* of Hi ia*.« HIn*u*ati*m and VTOali
Back. «l*o, which cam* on through afaII *o • «hip ■
lom * t«n roar» tiro. I fell M
hold *ou_
and «Uhm
«lth oofh I « t n p M l( nothinf
•ad
.»d
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v e r d í n « « . . h „ u ll ti. dfwtor Hid. * » • » < * . » « .
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' ' back
* troubled
’ roubled me
the
me over
over since anni I tried prour
ne year
y tar now /
belt. Far oste
I haze /tit
feit as / used to at so. a
IM F © TIT A V T N O T I C I !
Dr. Pierce'* Belt* (with Suspenaory Attachment«
— nt »■'
All A en
TI
fo r « Men) will to
be'æ
k rt
a m
e Nv
by M«i»t#T«n
re«H*tered I ti
mail,
receipt of above price, or U O . P » T
»riviieire » f i eaamina«ion.
»'»anuí«- i" ■ aacdl c o p p a ria o n w 1 t , m
r.psU hn*e m a de »*» A*-v#*rtcaf
Anv almi’ liar
OB 1«C-iut • f fl. L m further par»ieol«i».«e*n
eeab'd r 1 mtpi..........
imphlet No. • - *., or
i t «rampe for eeaWl
~ tail at
♦ he Manufactory and Head ’inertere of the Com pani
«ecnovinir ♦Iieenti’-c ïl. ?•’ *»nd ith fl normet thefol-
low?n«*«ddre -a : M r r a e t * « n J »«tìe T* t is « C o .,
jy W cor. K-arnvA Sacramento Sta , Sen Franctaco.
^/mmmawrringntf
f i l l . J O R D A N A CO’ A
GREAT MUSEUM OF ANATOMY
1051 Market St.,Ran F raw else«
(betv *er> fit!' a id Tt i fc • )
Go and learn how » onclerfullf
jou arc made and how to avoid
'•.irkness and diseases. Mu«eum
^enlarged v i:h thousands of new
objects. Admission 25 cts.
P rivate 0 « o c . » ! 1 Ciearv St.
Diees«es ef
THE 0 BE 00 N HEDGE CO.
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P O R T L A N D , OREGON
W . H. H OLM ES.
Z.
F. M O O D Y
P. S.
K N IG H T .
J. H . A L B E R T .
PRESIDENT,
V i c k - Pit e v i d e n t ,
S ecreta h y .
T r e a s c r e r ,
VV. H . H olm es,
P. S. K n ig h t,
D IR E C T O R S :
J. H. A lb ert,
J. M. K een e,
E. 0 . Cross.
J, A. G O O D H U E , General Manager.
Combined Hedge and Wire
Properly C onstructed H edge F en ces a re the M o st D urable.
T h e rhpHpest and the best fence in nrfe. W in ds do not blow if down ; fiords
!o not wash it a w a y ; overflow® do not in jure it ; it does nut d e c « }. F o r fur-
.her particulars call at our office over
L A D D & DUS t f B A N S ,
’ orresponHence soF rilrd .
F IR
Salem , Oregon.
P â E K!
The new addition to Dallap, lies four blocks southwest of
‘the court house, commanding a view of the whole town and
surrounding country. Shade trees are set out along all the
— streets, which are gr idctlandrtO feat Vide. Size of lots_-
THE WILLA.MMETTE.
_SALEM, OREGON.—
Th« B is » Hstsl b etw e*« P s r t ««d » a l Saa
FraseiscoJ
I H
I T 'U
M
S
la all Its Appeiatwsnt*^
p o s it iv e
Prevent an« eure Ooatlpatjqp and I
riie
If
;05 W A S H IN G T O N S T R E E T , .
men. stricture, 1 «« of man hood, diseases of the
and kidneys quickly cured without the
Borne body sbvs an id le l»Ov is very skin
u«o of mercury. Treatment j*»reonAUy or by
! lhible to b ecom e a bad buy. and bad boys Vetter. Send for book.
are qu ite lia b le to b iv o n re u n w orth y
men, and an u n w o r t h y
man is no
riT A n y per«**n receiving » i n pie oo|>v o
credit to h im self, his m o th e r o r any hie psuer will pleas® consid er it »u av < tat ten
of heoofft* « ?ciiul»r*imh**cril er.
i body else.
'Ê t.a v iç ^ ,
ORGANS,
fr o m
Ouarenteed to cure HI! loos Attacks and
Coneiiputiou, St nail K ile Beat*«.
KAR
KÍMBALL
ÌU
I jo w Hook« For t h e L i t t l e O n —
One reason that a young child may not
learn to hang up its'wraps Is because it
cannot. Hooks
or 5 feet from the floor
are not very encouraging to a *S -t< w t baby.
Therefore a row of hooks should I « placed
low down in the hall, and with thi is sort of
start that baby may not go thr< ugh life
dropping coats and hat« oo cbal ra, sofas
and other furniture.
In tbe recent dlsrnsrion in England
over the question o f parliament making |
a legal workday in certain indnstri**8
tho follow in g facts regarding the c o a l1
R o o t
mining industry were brought out: Out i
o f 450,000 miners in England. 125.00L
SV
now work only 8 h.uirs, 90,000 fm m
tc
8 f; 250,000 from 9to ity, and only 28.000, ot
a twentieth, work the 10$ to 10$ hour*
which ohtaff* in many American mine».
A change to eight hoirs would therefore
only affect three miners out o f four and
An sm i'sh i» t«x s t ire s«4 NKHVBTC
reduce the hours o f these to a very small
~RJ » U » iw r pwkn*«. »«in, ,« freiT
IT .
I buy m y pi-
uo- :tml urgans
c e ilin g s h ard fin ish ed on o n e c o a t o f b row n
m o rta r. Bronze h a rd w a re f * r first story;
co p p er bron zed iro n in seuond sto ry. The
b u ild in g may be heated by stove« o r a fur
nace. The b u ild in g can be «reeled w ith o u t
a furnace fo r A bou t $1,300.
D. W . K i n o .
;|J'L0H’s A c m
ìé SS p REM
M in o r»’ AYorkrifty tn F.n?land.
M E
To represent our well known house. Y<
need no capital to represent a firm that war
rants nursery stock first elss«’ and true to name
I W O R K A L L T I I E V R A M . -¡0-' per month t
Aii - rtLiit i.iau App;y qui-!., stating atfe- L . L
M A Y A CO., Nurserymen, Florists and Soedsmei.
st. P a u l, M in n . This house is responsible.
Lady Jeune is o f the opinion that i f
women w ou ld but determine to discard
the ornaments, the garnitures, the trim
mings and the stuffs o f French manu
facture and return to the sim plicity and
plainness o f dress which satisfied their
mothers and grandmothers they would
give a stimulus to homo production, and
i f they insisted on a certain standard of
excellence in the material they purchased
they would soon find their example fo l
lowed by women of all classes. As it is,
she can only groan over what she calls
“ the craze among women to overdress
A Model I vltchen.
themselves and m ultiply their gowns.”
1 » the W om an’s building at the W o r ld s
It is no uncommon thing, ns sho says, /?\ir is to be shown a modal kitchen, pro
for people to wear four or five gowns a vided w ith every known .¿iboi saving de-
day. Gowns must be changed—morn- i v :cA and convenience, it w ill be a reve
ing, walking, afternoon, evening, each lation to housekT^per * as showing the up
has its separate apparel—and the tea io date possibiliiAcs o f this departm ent
gown, which is an invention o f the last
few years, is perhaps the most gorgeous
O f Conroe .fifv new It.
and extravagant article in tlie list. It
H a rry— Does she kiU»w you love her?
used to be said that women dressed to
Frw l— She can’t
udp knowing i t
SECOND STOUT,
please men. I f so, says Lady Jeune, those W h y, she told me she LWdfSO.OOOa year.
days are passed. N o w they dress to out - L i f e .
i inside, topped o n t above roof with hard
vie one another.— Exchange.
brick. A ll doors of cypress. Walls and
English society is nut only agitated b y
an anticrinoline crusade, but by what is
: named the Short Skirt league, led by
: Lady Haberton. Its object is to induce
] ladies to adopt a style o f uress more suit-
' able for out o f door wear than tho pres-
1 ent one. Every member who joins the
I league engages to wear walking drei
not lefjs than five inches off tho ground
all around. It V argued that the weight
and inconvenience o f the present gowns
are such us to deter women from the ex
ercise mvvss’irv to the maintenance of
Y ith Onn.**? Co ü .
y r<* a ll o t tiers fe d .
good health, while they expose the wear
in
Whoopiri
ers to sickness by absorption o f moisture. A ethm a. Hosv?ene«»,
F o r Consuiaptioa It J
The movement has common sense to Ik*® cared tnouaende,» A will fx
u n i«.
hjr
jists c
commend it. Ladies’ costumes are now- Awtrr. U >or
A Tame Raol or t
».lays very unwieldy nffsirs. and unless s h i l c h s b r l l a o o n «4 a p l a \
the wearer holds them up while travers
ing the streets they sweep over all sorts
o f debris, dust and mud and soon pre
sent anything but sn attractive appear
arrh y Th is re m ed y !•»
ance.—Boston Journal.
i to cure |tm* M oq ^ M S In jeot
H 3
Local aad Traveling.
T h e naval vessels in process o f con
In the second story is a large front cham
«♦ruction nt various shipyards in this ber, with a dressing room and closet; one
large
chamber aiul one small bedroom in
'•uutry m e esfim ared to c o s t $53,000
000. and m erchan t vessels b u ild in g are the rear, with a bathroom, hall and closets
complete. The bathroom is located directly
valued a i $4,500,000.
above the kitchen, so that the lengths of
the supply and waste pipes to the different
Th - cheapest dress m ade by W orth , fixtures are as short as it is possible to
tlie Funsiau in ¡Diner, e ve n if o f cotton, make them.
does nut cost less than $150, nnd this
The building is I X stories in height, the
he • alb- his “ p au vrette c ostu m e” — the first story being 0 feet in the clear, while
the
second story is but 8 and takes in a
poor g ir l’s dress.
part of t he slope of the rafters uearthe ceil
ing. However, this is not a serious objec
A Womni S«ijs<*nl‘ id For R e c e n t .
tion, as the rooms are well lighted and
A correspfi) dent ot the N e w York
otherwise well arranged and finished.
Tribune calc* attention ‘. o the fact that
There is a cellar under the entire house
death has le ft a. vac*acy m the board of 6X fpet deep. The cella? walls are of stone,
regents o f the N e w \rork university ta laid in cement mortar. Above the founda
directing, not s te a c lii ig institut ion) and tions the - building is of frame— walls
asks: “ Has k c the tim e come when sheathed and clapboarded in the first story
women ure 1 .tied by education and ex and shingled in second story. Gablen and
perience to Jill creditably positions on roofs shingled. Outside finiah of white
pine painted in two coats. Inside finish—
the highest g $verulng board o f education
except stair»—of cypress filled and var
iu the slate? W ou ld not the presence of nished in two coats. Chimney of soft brick
a woman om/the board of regents add to
that hod}’ an educational influemce of
value? la it not fittin g that the place
filled so hoaorab1 v b y Mr. G eorge W il
liam r rtirf should pass
a woman,
especially since so large a work fo r the
educational advancement o f women was
clone by iVIr. Curtis?” Professor Lucy
M. S:Jjsron o f Vassar college and other
colleg e women aars interested to secure
the v Joction o f a m-preseutative w oman
ss voiivc rsity regent«
Tlie M orenient F or Short Dreaae«.
Buy from F'irst flatuls anti save Middle Mens’ large prof-
its and Agents Commissions. My stock comprises a full
assortment of
at
I. -W ^ -O IT E R .
X ^ r o - p x lw t o r .
*>0x144, with alllevs through the bloCKg.
PRICE $65 AND $95 PER LOT.
T h e s e lo ts a re s o ld o n th e in s t a llm e n t p la n — $ 1 0 cash
b a la n c e o n th re e , s ix , n in e a n il tw e lv e m o n th s ’ tim e w ith o u t
in terest. T h ia is b y lo n g o d d s th e p re ttie st a n d b e st a d d i
tio n to P a l la s .
Wm. P. WRIGHT, Agent.
I
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