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mm - - -- i. n lt FROM: SUNDAY'S DAILY TBir LIBERATED FROM THE STATE PEL. 805 YESTERDAY; AFTlcBSOON. totiat Was Committed Institution in Jffij, 1839 Keasons for the - Pardon Betas! Granted. III' IE i .William ..E. Hawkins i now breathes i outside the coannes ol the Oregon state ; prison, ' .: - - n . ', i "1 !i'!".'i- A boat 4 a clock yelterday afternoon lie was Informed that be bad been - arranted a fpfl pardon jby Oovernor Wnr. I. Lord, be having been committed to -the, prison In July, 1$89, for tbe crime of .murderlrar jllarvefr Ogle ! in Salem' several weeks prior.) f j Hs -Billy,- as b was hekt known In this city at tb tl4e t1be jlerrSble deed was done, wore the" clothe of a convict just 9 yeafc. 0 month snjd 18 days, ami It , te almost Impossible) to describe how ,." bewildered he was -fhen he received , t he me age yesterday! thi t i announced t to him th- action 04 tbsj state -executive.;-.,:- -rlf 1- i ! U- ( .j; - - . On lea vinj? the prison he came to the 1 city and proceeded without delay to tbe home of one of lis most Intimate aequalntances-one vbo has been un !, firing in effecting ids. release' from !' that dreary gtate institution at the ex treme, east end of one of Salem's prla : , clpal.streets.-.. f : i t-; I j " In conversation ; with a ! Statesman i representative yesterday vtlie governor said: 'A pardon heretofore has been steadily opposed. 11 tf at this time the trial judge and prosecuting attorney recommended executive,? clemency, as many of thetrlal and grand Jurors, and citizens of prominence, nis rec ord at tlie prison has he-en uniformly jrood, and the authorities report that his services ns druggist at tbe prison, during nearly; a decade of his confine ment, have been, of exceptional value. Circuit Judge Jlj P. Boise, who pre sided, at bis trial, wrjjtes: -l remember the ease. The defense was self-defense, and on this Issue the evidence 4 were confllctlnff, and had the jury re turned a verdict of 'not Jrullty,' I would not have been surprised. The prison er belonged to a good family, and had, prior to tbe commission of the crime - for which he was charged, been a . peaceable man. I do not lielleve him lo be a dangerous man. I to be at larae In tbe community, who kouJH be likely to wramii any -crones in me ruture. If. be has conducted himself welt while a prisoner, I think" the ends of Justice wouji ne suTMeryed, tvere; h to receive executive clemency.' 1 AUJUliKafiU 1U TUKOUAY. ' . ' T -f- County" CommlFsioners Eflfe f a Cmn prori.&eontbe Hi Jurors Drawn. i The Markm r-unfy commis-cio-erif bekl a brief Jjuslnryj session yesterdnv pornlrVeandj atljwmied uiLtil 1 jx m. Tuesifi.v. Jamtary 14th. whTi the miit tr of iwUeti;ig the jury list for 180. will be pir4edrd with. Thif dinTerc i'e o' orinion, which w.n 10 .plainly t.lfrnn ly the immber of v tfi court rm Hi j'r7.T"dnff d.iy In t!u v;ittrxor M4(-tiii . jnrofM. laut V. pilr 1i-nppn o'l when ojirt convi cl yeteidajf nornlng-.aivl peare ard hnr-ur-o'iy i n-Triin uttir' eii di-grce. fh-ir-a criz d fte .' .onjrtV : .!! W llnjra. Coii.'!1yioTt IavM, who on Kr'diy i strchiwMJslr oljtrd to nhd. rx- .tlie iit of Jujorsi o far as drawn, yes " trday. yvltli1 TrnlTrt-Xcxri'I. lgn 1 th t-t.vrt. journal ir i nnr i.i.v n pro cei lugs, tlteiv?iy etulorwinjr iho o-i-jihai list of l(o.:, Oommisiorer Mil y Mi l refwed to sign the journal f r that day, on aoiount of bis 1 watlf jctl; n with tbe Jury Ut.. I v . During the 't'OTvuoon tiic f.lV,wing order, wbJkti Is In. the n.ature o' a oomproinire' between tife connty Jndfire tund th oonlsslonjprs, was intule by "in the mBtter of . telectin Jurors vnnr- iTin ttllw llilv ! t ia Jin . " . -. . - - - ordered by the court that Ixjn Ihiivmi of mrtkw wlto are bWnd ever fo trial or fattcT or fcik of fi-iwh partls. ex imrtt s exempt rora J-' y e:rpt flrcino'i uty by reaion of military service. parlies who lanvv aerveu im ui jiujr ditriDg th past twelve" HiOnths. qu.1 Ifwrttew who are abseht frrn the coim- ty at t-he prceent tim 11 hiow iu Lt.'u tim frrim th illst oif IllTVirs 8S da-awn on da? JVth huaamt? p ' After-' atMitninjr Jhe Nils of.XKrn. Ktiler for $(15. anl J. N. Davis for; fH40 In tbie comiiwslon'r af-eomit. iroiTrt odjonrnet untl 1 p. in.. Tuesday. "&mlgo Terrell ard Hoth c:midsloners Figwl the .journal for tbe day's pro retdlue. Conwijii:orr Miley al lege that b :-lnadTert ntly pl-rd Id lgnattre toi the iJoufenal. cjatiiiag that it was not his1 Intention;? to do. nfter tlk a.twvc?.on1er-hnd:.1ie.'n..mad rpectlng tlie Ust lf U Jnroi. . I Wheti'conkt conrdues. pext -u-day. In atWiUcm I to draw ing the jury lUt, 11 court Wi:r irutk the tax levy. -A " pronrlrKrtk-nray'oHichil ystTday es timated the connty tax levy thw year at is 5 mills. Tlie amount of , tax Kroner paid 1 into he state treasury fr.w MsrW.n connity; lat.year was M14a bnt by jmwri of t In JiMed statfe tax lety. this cotmty will Ax . ti AttiAf tn ti.iv a st.tte tat Amount lug t $V.22. or jn int-rcasrt ver last yar cf f t.I.41.l v T-ncT-Tiox ? AIs:- 'ijfeherTff Dur- ?n yesteroay -oonml (4ed twif-xeeitton njdes. . In the case dfjJohn XToOrotv vs ii. F. and Jane t. IjOng. a f ractmal lart of a b'.vk lnNbttli am was Wd I hr Tvlatntiff for In ortler to of 2.ST, held by ,Rmma If. Aniersoh aftit wlfel! ; 1 against C. Zim 17 acres in this county werf sold in the plaintiff for the amount 01 the ihlgmcnt. A SrODKN Maurer. fotrcerly piFATH Rev. E. pastor ! of, the-Sev-lekcta street Evan- crtenth and Cben rlWal rlnnr In rttri was yeater- ty Wormed, by tf Ipgrapb:1 of the sit 1- I "i CO dHii death or t:h ae at Pldllli'.'U x . - ; V . . ! ' oher.' of heart d:s- tg. Ontario. PBllIHiii :c;- 77- -t- I5JU5CTI05SUITA0AI5STC0UKTY CLEEE AXO TBEA8UKEE Brought to Prevent PAyinr G. 0. Bingham f 180 Warrant for . Tax Collections ' li (DcJIy, January Stb.) Yesterday afternoon Levi M. Ilerren Sn, instituted ! in d partnicnt No. 2, Marion cornty circnit court, on In jenctioa auitf against County Clerk W. W.,irall and Comity Treasurer A. L. Downing, enjolniug the payment of tine warrant for drawn In fa Tor of ,Go. Gi Bingham. In payment f $ia services as ta collector for tbe tnctith of Deepben 5 ; Tlie complaint was filed jnt before 5 o'tiock yesterday: nftemoon an 1 the order of injunction was Imniedlatcly senied on drk Ilail and Treasurer rWxiing. Mr. Herren, tlie pljJntyr, nho) allows his iai4.e to be used in connection, with the si-it as -.o;ator,, Is one of Markra county's substantial Irosbanddnen iresidlnjr j near ; Titrner. IJe pays taxs o the amount of $-JS.!W as shown on te 1W07 asjtiient rolL Ills (attorneys Lare, IC. J. Jtlfmlng,' M. E. Pogue, r. ii. Sherman and District Attorney &. L. Hayden. Mr. Bingliam's bill of $IS0..M, as ttmntI9ion for collection of dclinqnt'nt taxes during the montfr of Deeember was atuMted at l'Yiday's session of the cmniisBioners court and orleml pai.t by warrant. ; 1 Clerk Hatl J issued the warrant as ordered. TJp to the timo of -the filing of the complaint, Mr. Bingham had iot &dled for the -warrant and it remaius undisturbed in ihe warrant look and in possesion of County Clerk HalL j In tlie enjlng paragrflphs of his complaint, the plaintiff, by? way of an Introduction to what is to fol'ow. Mates and alleges that W. W. Hall. A. L.. Downing and' F. W. Purbin are elerk, tn-asnrer and , sheriff, rerect ively of Marlon county and briefly ivmerates the dntii of snti bine r. Mr. Herren further alleges "that the Marion coantyj court did on or nbout the day of I 1S9S, employ George G. Btrgfcam, an attorney, to collect delinquent taxes! for the comity, al lowing him 15 and 20 per cent com mission. .. - j 7. . I" ' ": !; . Continning. the substance ' of the emnlaint is as follows? L "That tbe tax rolls of Marion oonn tr. Oregon, are In the hands of the sfck'Tlff of Marion county. .regn. and it i his duty under th law to collect all taxes due the state1 of) Oregon, or the county of Marion therein, without any assistance from any attorney, or presort whatsoever than bis deities, dirly appointed therefor. "Thalt on the 6th. day of January, jSno. raid county court, withoriavtu tbfrily of law Issued an order dlre.t lrg the clerk of -Marion; county, Ore gon, (to isstre 1 a marrant rrprwi the treasurer aforesaid.' directing him to pay to the saldj George G. Bingham the M)'m of alont $180 jatbirney's fees UlgHl to iKive iieen caxnpfl in tt- hirtlnpr dellnfinent taxes under said "Ttiit fho herifT was nt nil times rcali anl willing 10 porforin his duty i!r.lii tb Law anil fo tollec"t said : de- Hivfuent taxes witfiout auy as-iet.iiice ny attorney. I from Jkiid d ilwit said warrant .1ms been, or will be issueii ntidi deliver d to the said G'-orge r.tngriftm ara me ""me of tlie ceni r:d fnrl n .1 aiat'p o'ut tlie lidni of 4akV trraiirer nid bv taxation and paid by , the taxpayers o" !d cunty. and sp.ld relator, Levi Ilerren. Is- irtifl of sajd taxpayers an 1 a resident and Inhabitant 'f Marlon -tunty4 Oregon, and raid relator w'dd be injured Jby the payment rf Vald warrpmt j on nceount of an n efased 'burden of taxation by reason of the ptryinent. thereof. "That unless restrained by an ordi rf thi lhononabli eour:. the sai l TV. W. Ifall. clerk ot said county. vIH de liver the said warrant to the said Blngln an. and the said A. L. Down ing, treasurer of said or-nnty. wlll pny the sun named thoreJn to' the said Bingham out of the funda In his luii ids iw longing to said county, to the great antl irreparable Injury and dam age of eaWl relator, i Wherefore, i defendant prays this honorable court fori a temporary in junction restraining the delivery and pajment of.aid warrant t.o the said Bingham, and lupon j the "final' h.'-arin? of this cause ! for a i permanent order renralnlng and en.kfnlng rhe diliverv. or payment of .said -warrant, to said Geo. (. B'nghnm and for .uc"srnont for the costs and disbursements here in incurred, and for, such other fur ther or diffcent relief as may he meet with equity and good coriscienee. , - Affixed .to the conphrnt Is the fol low jng-statement from District Attor ney S. I., iraydi. one of tl attvines frr. Mr. Herrin: "I, S.. Ilayden, dbtHet attorney for tbe Thlnl Judi cial district of the state ,of Oregon, after examramg the within coM.plaint bt-Iieve that there Is probable ttuse for the relief prayed forT' .1 During 1 the jaftcmoon 'attorneys for the relator had petitlobed i for a tera- porpry writ of injunction from Jnd? It. P. Bofee, t department Xo. 2. of tbe Marion cinnty clretiit icon t. . ; Jtdce Bole granted the ' tern pora. y writ of injunction as prayed for. tr tiering Ootroty Clerk Hall and TrKs trrer A. LuLOwninc to deplst ard re frain from dobyerlng th4 sat-l war rant to-the said George O. Ulnjhahi. f-nd frwn iiylug to the siald Gjo. G. Bingham thej su'n of money naraed therein or any part! thereof. TWELJE APPLICANTS ; '-a A Cl3?a of Bright Yeung Men Take the Preliminary Went Point ' Examination. '-; rh : f,, i ' ' : A dass of twelve bright voting men c the First Congressioral dSstriii-t, re ported yest Tday' morning to Prof. W. C. Hawley aad Dr. J. A. Rl -harden. th.v local examining board, as cardi- dates for tlie preliminary examination net-eary for aj-poi.ment: to a edet felJp at tb West Point military acad .y. - ; ; - - During tbe fort noon the yeans;. men wrre jtlvcu m sientsi eysiiilmuioa by Prof. Hswley at the university .and latcr in tbe day were snlJ"ctei tea rtf'd'nhyskal examlnat'on Iry Dr. j, A. IlUl-ardson. Tbe m mbers of thr local. exami nine 'beard, .will rerxrrt their finllnp to Congressman Tho-. II. Tongue. The one pnslr,r the lest mental and physical examinailo'i will be aekcted to report at Vantrrcr, Waslilngtou. in March for a second examination wfclrn will be of .a mili tary nature, and the yoang man pass ing the eeond best examination will be named as alternate. The n roes, ages, and reHdeneea of the young men taking tbe examination yesterday ore as follo: Clifton M. Butler, aged 19 yeatr, of Albany Kd ar Fr Averill, aced 18, of Browns vlile, Linn county; Emerson Balwr, aged 21. 'of Greenville,. Washington connty r Jacob N. X. Kern, aged 18; of KernviHe. Ltavoln connty James Wal ton, aged lti. of Pale-n; Harry O. Pad dock, aged 39. of Cbickamas. Clacka .inas county; rink O. Itoth. aged of Canby, Clacka mas county; Archie C. Frl,! a?er IS. of ten!ral Po'nt. Jackson cormty; Wm. Johnson, ag d 19. of McMinnville, yamhlTl connty; Ridie A. Sf hwnin. aged P, of Silm; RifUH T- Martin, age.1 21. of Hopo well. Yamhill county, a i:d Thonuis W. Harroond. aged JS, of Ashland, Jack son ' county. . , j;; -. ' - ' i ; OFFICEES RE ELECTED. Board Meeting of Lower Columbia Fire Relief Association Ad journs. . The board of directors of the Lower Columbia Fire Relief . Association was in. continuous session yesterday, hold ing a meeting in the evening also, when the business of the ; board was com pleted and adjournment taken. 1 During the afternoon the election of officers for the ensuing: sear was held, resulting in the re-election . of the old officers, as follows: Presidents Tbos. Paulsen, of Washington -county: seo retary, Jacob Voorhees. of Woodbum: Ireasnrer, S. 4. Dawson, of Albany. The association is' In a prosjierojs condition, and the board of directors anticipate a very successful year's work for -1899,-the outlook being favorable! Tbe board will very likely bold its nex annual meeting -In this Wty, tbe matter of selectlnn' -the place for meeting be ing left with the president, who, last evening, said that he considered Salem tbe most central point, and most con veniently located.! i PROBATE COURT. Objections to Final -Reports Argued Before Judge Terrell. ' Yesterday was the day set, for the bearing of the final reports in two es tates, and In both Instances objections were argued. . In tbe matter of tbe ftnal report of EL J. Chambers, administrator of the estate of Wm. J Chambers, deceased, Mrs. Dorcas Chambers, widow; of tbe deceased, through her attorney, filed objections to tin? J tern of f713.4d, an alleged board bill, and a $ 14 item for fees In perfecting an appeal .to the cir cuit court. Both objections were sus tained and" tbe report otherwise ap proved. The Item of flOO attorney's fees al lowed by John JacoTw. as administrator of the-estate of Retreeea i IVnter, do eeasei,' was objected to by one of the heirs, and the objections were sus tained, to tbe end that the bill for legal services was redjkl to $75. Objec tions toot hof items of expense, allowed In the final report of Mr. Jacobs, were argwd and by the court taken under advisement until lo a. m. tomorrow. 4 ' . , POST OFFICE REPORT. Quarterly Report; tfhowlmr Amount of Business Transacted. Edward IBrsen. Salem' postmaster, baa completed his quatterly reort for tlie moctbs 'of tk-tober, November and Doren.ber, lSJK. Tlie reiort shows a large volume of business don dr.ring tie' quarter and especially dur ing the month of Daeerat-er, occasion ed by tlie holidays. . ' The following statistics show tbe re ceipts ami expenditures of tbe otflce for the qnaiter: -Amount of postage atamps, pos'ace due stamps, special Itllvery stamps, rewspeipc-r . ' and perkyUral statops. and . utiaimpeii envelopes, newsna- : per wrapqrs and postal cartas on nana at dose of last quarter. . $ 4306 17 Amount of stamps, etc.. men tioned alwve, received from the department d'iring the . quarter ........ trWM.70 Total to be account. d for.$107b87 Receipts. To arnOunt of postage. sta"mpa ' etcM sold during quarter. . .$ 4w.W To box net for quarter. 144.70 To deposits reoeived during quarter .... . "To onrrections of .former, ac ewunts, . as . per auditor'a taterfcent of aerwrnt dated December 20, 1SS. . Total.. .. L. .. $ .'- . Expendfoiires. . By corrections of former ac ? couufs. an pee auditor's statement dated December 20; 1S.. ..... I.. ....... $ By. tsaJary of postmaster. .... By exptnse of icckil diiv evy servlee, hk?4ng payments . of sreelal reieners. . . Byiamount paid dcrfcs in the . postmaix.. . ...4,. ... By amonnt pakl to assistant po4t.rr.ater. . . .1 r. . For rent. light abd fnel.-. ... By auvTunt paidfor extra clerk for holidays By amount paid for I office .136 93 5042.10 .20 000.00 9.7ti 450.00 373.00 150.00 10.00 t 2.03 30.00 830XX) nppiies, lantfctry.- etc. By wmotint paitl for janitor aJkiwance.. By -anvountvpald for snb-car- rler; civil service.......... By amount paid for free-de- llvry service, carrlTs. By dcTxuits at Saji iTaucisco, s;noantlns ia tpie aggresata : . to.. .. .. . ....: ' ..TWi..-.. - f HMilO n -local office did a larce inofiey order butne during th quarter end Ing on the 31st ult. Domestic money orders to tlie number of 3,C were bv Mitd. representing w toe a;j:rrs, $i'4JMMi.57- Thcsp otders brought fee m.hi international or foreign nveney iprdcrs drawn was 91 for a total of $1867. The fee received from thi source amounted to .CJ Domestic money oniers. amounting to $32 192.47 and iwercatlonal or ' for rtgn money orders to, the amotmiror $S42JS2 were1 paid at the local flee during the qnarteft .: ' - 4 8TILL TTIEY COM F.. Two other at tachment suits were began In the courts yesterday against Peter Reader, of this city. 3. D. Meyer Sc. Co of Tort land, began I an action, against Mr. Reader in tbe circuit conrt for-$32..o, alleged to be due for cigars sold de fendant. In Justice Johnson's court Charles Cellarlus & Co.. of San" Fran cisco. will seek to obtain judgment for $93.50 aialnst Mr. Reader, for goods and merchandise aold the; ex-saloon keeper. 'This makes a total. ot eleven actions that have been brought against Mr. Reader, the claims amounting ht the-aggregate to $1,137.14.- It is re ported that Mr. Reader has a number of other creditors, who will probably pursue a: similar course to that of their fellow-creditors - In "'the settlement of their accounts; . , -i . 1 " ' THE HOMELIEST MAN IN SALEM As well as the Ijandsnest. and others-are Invited to call .n anv drug gist and get free a trial bottle of kemp's Balsam for the Throat and Lungs, a remedy that Is guaranteed to enre and relieve all Chronic and Acute Conghs. Asthma. Bronchitis and Consumption. Price 25c and 50c At the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. N.J Smith, of North Salem, the nuptials or Earl ! Jory,- of Rosedale. and Blanche Smith, of Liberty, were celebrated at high i noon January 1, 1899. Only the relatives and a. very few 'friends of-tlie brklei and groom were p:eent. Rev. Chas; Wentworth officiated. In the a f tenoon Mr. and Mrs. Jory departed for tbe home of the former, where the at once began housekeeping. A fery pretty wedding took place in the narlors of: Mr. and Mrs. Islah Conk- lin, No. 197, corner of Church and Cen ter streets, on January 4th at 3 p. m when there were united for life two of Marion county's most popular young people Miss Frances Clay Fieklin. of Fruitland. and Mr. Charles! J.' Ra msden. of Macleay, Rev. II. A. Ketcnutn. of tbe Presbyterian churcn, Salem, omclatmg. The ibrlde Is the oldest daughter of Mr, and , Mrs.; C. S. Fieklin, of Frul landT and Is a cherished member of a large circle of friends In tbe Capital City, as well I as in the community in which she . Hves, where ner , winning manners and ! womanly character have caused ber to be loved by alL The groom is a prosperous young farmer -of the WaldoIHs, in the neighborhood of Macleay, and is rated as one of Marion county's bestj and most enterprising young citizens, and a man of unblem ished and promisfng character and at tainments. The happy young- couple will go to 'housekeeping at once in a beautiful new home, which Mr,, Rams den has already prepared and fur nished, on his farm, where they wJH be at borne to their friends after, the 14th instJ i . j Beats the Klondike. Mr. A. C Thomas,- of Marysvills, Texas, has found a more valuable, dis covery than Has yet "been made In the Klondike. For years be suffered un told ; agony from consumption, accom panied by hemorrhages; and . was aTv solutely cured-toy Dr. King's New Dis covery for Consumption. - Coughs and Colds. He declares that . gold is of little value In comparison with thlir marvelous cure; would have It, even if it cost a bundred dollars a bottle. Asthma. Bronchitis and air throat and lung affections! are positively cured by Dr.- King's New Discovery for Consumption. Trial . bottles free all ur s. u. stone a rug store, uegu lar size 50 cents and $1X0. Guaran teed to cure or price refunded. . . 1 THE fXCEUOENCE OF SYBUP OFHGS dne toot otllv to-the oriirinalitv and simplicity of tbe combinat'on, bnt also to tbe care and skill with which it is manufactured by scientific v processes known to the California. Fio Srnrjp Co. only, and we wish to impress upon all 'the importance of purchasing the true and original remedy. As Hhe genuine Syrup of Figs Is manufactured ' by j the California Fjo StRvr Co. only, a knowledge of that fact will assist Uie in avoiding the worthless imitations manufactured by other par ties. The high standing -of the Cau roiklA Fio Stucp Co. with the medi cal j profession. , and the satisfaction which the genuine Syrup of Figs baa given to millions of families, makes the name ol the Company a guaranty, of the excellence of its remedy. It is far in advance of all 'other laxatives, as "it acts on the kidneys, liver and bezels without irritating or weaken ingj them, and it does not gripe nor nauseate. In rder to get its beneficial effects, please remember the same of thej Company " CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP Ca I sak rsucucs. CoL v.- ''. LorISVUXE. K,. W TORE, X.T. - S- Clares Botes and. Uleet It liittcrs Not How Ob stinate, jor What Other Remedies nave Failed, . Obstinate sores, and ulcers, which refuse to heal under ordinary treat ment,' soon become chronic and deep seated, and lead to' conditions most serious. They arav caused in different ways, but in every case the blood is involved, and no amount of local treat ment can have any effect. The poison must be eliminated from the blood before a cure can be had. THSOWJJ FR0U A HORSE. "" If rj H. Knhn. of Marion. KnM. writes: "About tbrc rearttKonj grndluhtr Jr th Wbltvood, wu.UirDii from hor. re eelvlsgs wound of the scslp. ThouKh under the trestmeatof phystctsiistorsevn.i mooths. the wound remained about the ssme. until It Ir became very antrry-ioowng, sna orose ' u Into ruanlBf ore. 1 aim won ipma toother parts of th nlptnil ran down ths Side of lbs neck .Increas ing, tn seventy .and lea fully dlsfitraiin her. bvw then placed mr d the care f the fae I Pity of well-known 1hoTital. pot CTen Ui treatment shn recelva there railed toarre i u e terrible sore. ZXi.CixiK of the many eurr of , blond trouble-effected b, S. S. s.. we oeeioen 10 fE FT VST a&r . ll-T..n. IV months she wsa entirely cured, ana ecarce y a mark now remains where the disease held full sway."- ..: V b !a GUNSHOT WOTJND. Cant. J. H. McBfayer, the. well-known 4ie ttuer.of Lswrenceburg. Ky, saya: - I GRANTING 1 EXTRA PAY Volunteers to Eeceive Money Bounty For Service During Eecent War. the Proposition f or Kaval CharU for the Fbilipplnes Struck Oat In Congre&a. - WASHINGTON; Jan. T -At the I rlef h esim of the setia te todn y, t his Hi st of the resrular appropriation -tijllw I-Ik rcporttxi to t twit inxiy, tne mstrrt or Columbia till, was jKised. It ohrled a trifle over a7.Ms).(JUK and was kiss- cl pratklly,. without ; debate. jwr he j Douw run rranunff extra pny tooiuo ers fltat MkiiAted nxn of the I II tod States! volmrteers, was called uf IV ard fn!ed with, ut i-atisnl-Tias Mil. iRTnnts ,two month ly to troope that have senl mont. extra o-Jtside tins tiuiry. and mjc trtf ilh's extra. Ipay ito thyne who ve serred nil.v hi t 'lis country. " - : ' The boiwe was enxasd all day Inwlie k-iiif lou of the execntlte ajij!r.4ri. stloJi iSll. and corni"ctcd. It jsubsMnfktJ- ly as jreporttil, except It was for: tin? civil service comrnifm, winch went over tjll Monday.! There wem w -tnl side debate durjnthe day. ;tTh 1'MHppines came In for attention on the dhfeovery of an Item of lii,H fr naval charts of the island. It was nVl out on a tiolnt'Of ord?r by IM-lt'ry,' Chairman Paine bo1dJn tlwt tiie, IMiVI-1 lpplnevS were still foreign territory aprt as Micb not proper snbjcct for the lex lslaitlon progxised. '1 t.,.- j ' .., ! -.'".'. Ton Should) Jvnow I . What Hood's Sarsa pari 11a has pow er to do for those -who have inpnrd and Impoverished blood. It rrfak the Uood rich and pure, and. eurr moru la, salt rbeurhf I dyspepsia, catarrh,, rheumatism., nervousness. If yon are troubled with any ailment caused or promoted " by Impure, reoou, - take Hood's Sarsa parti la at once. -, Hood's Pills are prompt ana eucient, easy to take,, easy to operate. t War Rclween pain'and Frfince. . A Paris correspondent has ;1 the rumor (afloat tjhat : war is pos6s.e be tween Spain ami Fran?e. Kurh an outcome Is ham to believe' bee.-tnwe the two countries have been for years on unusually intimate terms. Yu can not tell what will happen between na tions, out you can tell what rill hap pen when' a dyspeptic tafces Hostet Uh Stomach Bitters.' Ills heilth will Improve. -""Ills' appetite f wff coine back, ,-i Ills - mouth will not tare tudly in the mornlnz. lie wiM not be subl t to; dizzy spells, and hlsliead will. beclear. Ills dispostilon WIS beniore ajrreeable, and his bilious ilook will disappear. His blood will hV pulrlfled and bis kWncys M stimulated i n-r-form their work properly. " 11 . these things are accomplished ; b the Bit ters. ' r A j " i ' I .'"I'- Are You Looking try it. and It relieved ber promptly. In a fewicures wmaj;ious wowi 1 oinon, rcnif tor a Prune Grader? - V IP YOI NEED ONE THIS FALL. DO ' " j - N0T I?ROW YOUR NEtOHBOR'3. '':' Tlie PETERSOH " PERFICION TocK FirslPrEalum ct n (lip m Small space anllittle p?wfir to run it.' Cheap, durable and satijfactort Buy.fi "Perfection" and have none other. , Write f r catalogue. Address On exhibition at VcMIlita lu'er'a aeroea street turn J. Ilushea' frocery. MRS, "Soine years ss X w shot Is ht 1 lif lecrvlna what f eonatdered niy a tizi.t wfu4. It levelopl into a runnlnK sore and rave ate a sreat deal of DAln and ineonven- lenee. I was treated bv man- doctor took s number of- bkxid remedies,, but none did I , fU me aot anv goot ana oia .- 1 . ... kW t K. 1 reee of the enre. c T-. el fie S. . S. hl(hlr i , ' rL, J , reeom raemiea for ine i y, , it I . blood, and concluded to , i ' . ' f i J, j give it a trial, and the -VrrV, A result was very srattf y-; . '. V, . Inf. . Si 8. seemed U ;-C-4' XA"A ) set rla-ht at the trouble, t,.rvW C and. forced the poltoa ;i . j out of my blood; soon .1 1 i ! aflerwaH the eore healed Up and was enred sound and well. I am snre S.8.8. ll br ltf Ute beet Wood, remedy made." : . - tj. j i It matters not how they are scqnlred or what' treatment! has failed, S. S. S, will cure the most obstinate, deep seated sore or ulcer. , It isj useless to expect local treatmentOfj salves,; 1 . tions, etc;, to effect d cute,, because they cab not reach the real cause of the trouble,' which is the. blood. 8. S. $. drives out ererjr trace of impurity' ili the bloody and in this wsyi cures per manently the worst cases.! It is the . s . J a : ' j . . ; - Pury and contains not a particle ; of pot ah,' mercury, or other mineral, b. o, 6, , s ; . . T 1 ula Cancer.l -Catarrh, Eczema, Kheu- matism. Sores, jUJcers, Bbils,- or;any other Mood trouble. Valuable bodks on thefce .diseases will lie mailed free to Any address, by it he Swift Specilie Cotrriany, Atlanta, tleorgia. j 'j A'lBIf 1IDAT ,PARTT.-ioti Friday evening last. Rev; T. F. Royal, of 'th' Leslie M. E., chtich. celebrated the hie .Bntnty-etsrhth annlversaryr o birth. . The guests of - the occasion were Revl J. H.' B. Royal and wife, Mtsa Ella1 Welch. . Miss pj Stacy, Mrs. John Singleton and daughter Bessie, ; Mrsl Lena ?. Boone I and Alva Boone.; Mr, and Mrs. Itoyal will cele- brate their S-oIden' weddina" on Sepf tember 19th of the present ! year. MARBIKD. 'J' '"-,"- P-E.EBLEK MILL12R-At ofrt(j! the 'of the otllcluina; magrstrate. Justice - of tbe Peace XI. A Johnon, Monday, January 8. MlSs Minnie Miller , to F. T. Peebier.' : ,' -s j ' ' The bride lis a daughter of Mr. and Mm. J.,H Miller, of Tew- Park, and. the g-robm is a resident of Portland, where the young people v. HI reside. . DIKD. ! SHKRMAN. At the family home in . talem, Oregon, Monday,! January 9, f nOO, At :20 p. m.. Mika Lottie Bbet 1 man, as;ed23 years, - of . spinal dis- ease. visits R, " j 0 HOAR'S oUlt quuscum of 4nalcpy lCa KASttltl. M. tii k 7th, S. .Ckl. 1M Lmwmt r it. kia ta turn w. ft-- Wm T "liaieity sS4ie fas gsj. H , L ll ff m4 k sfa Uw yens eV sitaxte ' i '- K eviM IbI ftsy.fdHM-wer.f Jl ,11 $tmm mt tst ti. -. sMssJr su- t 1 .. -i.: -i 1 lK.JOMlPRITATK rIt:Aftr , CmsaatltaUSMO 1 iec 1 1 ai atiwbr nmi l?aillMlxr nn-rif, J: ROYAL-TANSY PILL SEW DISCOVERT. NEVER FILS. A mtw. rvllabU Bad Ml. raltaf fnr fnl m.iiri.iln, Sow mmrni bf oe Se,eee I.iir. I ivlrnral.. tbw craM. Hw or nAHttraora IV- PrTlow. .tl wr boa. ll hnm 1 1. rn14 ia tlali mMw, - H-n -) . Kami, for iHtrttvalsrs. tr.WM " 'Sold by Dsn'l J Fry. Sa'em. Mpney to Loan at 7 per cent I . - No Commission Room ! over Ladd A Bush's bank. . - JOHN HUQHES Dealers In arocertes. Paints, Oil Window Glass, Varnishes; an assortr ment of Glue, and 1 the most complete stock of brushes of all kinds In tbe state. Artist's Materials.' - Lime, tlajr. Cement And flnesf quality of 0HA$3 SEEDS. .;.".'!' -vf - , Biochemic: Manual ?n? iost paid lipcvi npplicntlon. I'.io- clienlc ojkI llomocp:ttlilc. biellInH sent by malprr express irerKild to any part of the 17. H. Ccmphto prif-e 1M of nullclnes; Umks Atd -nses, alo txf new 80 pa Medical Mentor '111E any address tipont application. St. PAUL IIOMOKPATHIG I'll rtMV CY. Ktt E. Seventh. Street, St. rnol. Minn. i r - v , am G.ltf, PETERSON, Salem, I 1 1 - i - 1 I rf . MteJ aVsTMlJl.ls ItMifp lhuH. m tte ajvtesw wiefsaart amtsc Mrrf, k'rBV .:tPttetht fta sta vM rswe mm l 'K
