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V OREGON STATESMAN, FRIDAY, JAXUiRY; 27, 1S99. V- I-'- r FROM WEDNESDAY'S DAILY FOR A COMMISSIONER TO FBOTIDE AS OFFICIAL TO GOV ERN THE SAI LEO ADS. The HnbgUnee of a Bill Introduced In . the Senate Tuesday - Afternoon.' Senate Mil .No. 179, introduced Tues-j 41 i Air Afternoon by Senator C- E. Har ,mon, provides for the appointment by the governor of an ofDcer-whose duties - shall be the same a! those of the ex railroad commissioners." The bill pro ' vldes that such official shall be styled railroad commissioner and specifies as the necessary qualifications for ap-'ture of the measure bad merit, MeThei venerable democratic lawyer from polntment to that office, a rHmlarlfwaslwilMng to trust to the honor f Linn county J, 3. Whitney raised qualified elector and fori three rears! prior to his appointment Ik .tat. CbvlUn r.f tt nwuiira reads a follows:, ''Said Wmmlasionerllexecbtiv would iiot .be Influenced la than be appointed by the governor ctnnwin the state and shall be confirmed by j motives. i j1 , . '. ' " ' -- the" senate thereof; and he shall hold Senator Selling was strongly op his office for the term of four years; jposejl to the present system whereby provided If he be appointed when the legislature is not In session, be shall qualify, and enter upon and j perform the duties of the office until! his ap pointment be confirmed by the senate; provided, further, that if -the senate? explained "that ;ne. approved ot some qi fall, or refuse to confirm; his appoint-1 the features of the bill but waalop, ment made whn the legislature is notjposedto certain features and that he In session, he shall serve until his sue- j could not support the measure.. cessor be confirmed." The . commis- I The roll .call Indicated the passage sloner Is to receive a salary of 3000 per annum, payable quarterly, and he Is to be allowed a clerk . at 11200 per annum and $500 per year may be, ex pended by the commissioner for" books. maps.-stationery, and for defraying the incidental expenses . of that office. The commissioner Is to1 have an of- flee in the canitol but may establish a branch', office in Portland, and is to hold a session inSalem on thi first Monday of each; month. The measure carries an emergency clause. Inas much as there is a s'trona- determina tion evidenced on the part of the mem- l.rs of the senate against creating any t additional paid offices In the gift of th state. It is hard to foretell jwhat action will be taken by that delibera tive body relative to Senator Har mon'sTiIll. . - . 1 NEW HOUSE BILLS. Three Hundred and Fifteen . Is the Number Already lleached. . .... v. . t.. Yamhill, yeMerday. and! provides as follows: i V i ; ' ,ta e and ;r.rt;sVer "b and'h; a,e herebyesiated a. a board of managers anaj A and empowered to purchase the plant. m.'ichindry and property, including tha r.: x fiber owned ibya the 'pTeTOn Wo man's Flax Flbrr Association, at a piice.not excedlnf fl3.0H?. "aid borrdi authoria,-d and tin rxuveccd to ptirchase such additional mnchlnery ns rn:iy- be ,no-sfary to, HHcewsfully piate 1 th lp ant nf;re MiM. and othtrlzed;to c.psage in the l.usinf of rettlrtir; find preparing fr liaikft 0?eon arou n fax fiber: and Mid board is authorized, ind ern'povf end to operate. s:li plant rn any gn-un-ls Jitall . for that purrone owned by the tt, jand to .emrlT i Kut h liuslnsiT. snph nimler of con vlcls confined, lii, th4 state penitenti sry as It, th said (o ird. shall from tit'i to time thfin tiN ?Kary. "he,, said board s authorUd and enrtpowei-pd tt rurc"h?e nnd pay for th nec!jwry flax flbrr "fo carry on said business, and lo sn and dlspot'- rt- tne nunur act ureas rwin-i w mw upo nl benefit of the state; and said, board fhiU fafthfu!l'y account , to tho Kist for all money i reansea on sa'a ratrb and from all soUrt-t In said bus iness, and .ilsi s to keep an accurate Kccnunt of all nioirn-ysi disbursed In suld bu.Hness. I "That he s.imof SSSjOOO be and Is hereby approf rlAte-l ! fif the purr-ose. cf. carrying out '.he; objects of this There is an emergency clause. the o m re. i. New Name , Asylum for thle Is to Be' Thing. State Insane the Next Senate bill No. . by Sesnator Josephl. which changes the nam4 of the "Ore gon state Insane asylunV to that of the "Oregon state hoiplljal for the in sane" and devises ; aj new system i of msnsgment for that InVtMution. was passed by the senate) bj a large ma ioritv vestertlay afternoon after a lengthy discussion in hrhfetthe merits f the measure were very clearly set forth. - i , ?! r . r-v- 1:1 Senator Josephl. fatner or tne piu. opened the- argument. Id favor -f Its passage ami m a sratemeni, .urcmy outlined the bill section by section and indicated , in ment .over the ! present system. Sen ator Josephl demonstrated the fact, in " j w - his speech that he lia Ruent and er . , . . i - - t - - ' . . iiK-tive speaKer.; iie-was iowwcu u' Senator Kuykerulall whoj opposed, the measure. That gentlemah outlined W objections to the measute as follows: 1st. Because It creates njew officers ;at raid salaries; 2d. It reftes tP; lointive offices;! Sl. It provides that the institution shall .bej managed by a board of trustees; ! f l. T"" wPPlants s, commission Id Tt .from the people and. jKr!? "tZXK-l: "- successfully and ecohonSically maril a stH. The nTv.rw ,nr,i w m not . ..t.. ...... .tut.--.. nnnu; be a non-partisan, board! inasmuch as I would name "the entire I boardi' -7th, ' K'very destrable feature .could be ap- plied to the existing board; ith. a board whose members iar scattered all over the? state cannot give the Instl- tution the minute cares tbt a commit- te residing in, thlw city Icould. , Uh,in, ve u-nuid ' not sunoort the 1111. He expressed himself opposed to the management of, anjf state Insti- l tution by a board of trustees to be ap pointed by the governor. Senator Michell created a ripple of laughter by, interposing .the query "When doctors disagree what is to be done?" the humorously Inclined sen ator . from Eastern Oregon ; having noted that In the question at Issue that Senators, Josephl and 'Kuykendall. both I of whom are members of the medical profession, were on opposite sides. Senator Michell followed his in troductory interrogation with; -some good 'sound logic in support of the bill. Senator Daly, of Lake, who is also a medical practitioner, spoke in ; favor of the bin. i Senator Daly . seldom speaks, but when he does he proves ' a most effective reasoner and debater. i iremarsa are .TTSJ. , the point. In speaking of the. bin Sen- i '.tJn.i, miMiM, tht W.rv fea- i i i . . . - a the fcroveroor to appoint trustees wno a-resident or.wein jr vumjK. jn every way competent to gov, D in IMUinUOH MQ XMl IDe tww I r .7, makes and audita the bills. He fa vored the change In system as provid ed lit the proposed new bill. In casting hl vote Senator Fulton of the bill by a large majority as ioi lows: 21 to i, 3 absent. The vote in der tail was as follows: , Ayes: Adams, Bates, Brownell. Cameron. Daly, ofl Laker Daly, of Benton: Hakie .-Has-J leltlne, Howe, Josephl,; Kelly, Mackay. Micneii, Morrow, muikj, Porter. SeUing. Smith. Wade.7e-j went xayior; zi. iMoe; w. . Fulton, Kuykendall, Lobney, Reed;'. aan. !' Harmon, Froebstel ; 3. Absent: Dufur, .BY THE PEOPLE, j ! Nominations for United States Sena tor, to Be Made by Them If Br6wn- " ell's Amendment Carries, j Senator C. Harmon's Registration bill was Ordered on Tuesday re-coim tnitted to the Judlcikry ? contfhilttee. with, instructions to fcnross ; therein the following amendment proposed by Senator Brownell f . tt.1 u.to. nJrti. Rosa. Sberwln. Stanley, Stewart. l ,. .ik. wii.ir. r Omrari. .i- ..... nffl.i.i Haiirtt . tha nAmpc of the candidates of mil political parfies Tertresented there-. on, ior me uuut iu uiificu ot-ma -ator; the votes' for which candidate b-l be counted andj rertified to by the JST 1Jcate of the , TOtes. f( plicate records of the votes- for such candidate's shall be made out and sworn to by the board tf canvassers of each county of the state, one of which shall be addressed to the senate, "and the other, to the house of repre Kfitatlv. 'of the state of Oregon, and they, shall-be sent to the secretary of state by such board, one copy of which - hJll b? delivered. by him to the presi dent of the senate, and the !thr to the sneaker of the hoe, immediately after the organisation iof suchj bodies, which officers chall open and jlay the same befre the respective L.houses, When assembled- to elect a United . . -..tK th word "white" In tnts e-tats senator, nu n rnan w ir. . . . .il of each houe to ascertain in? t.ranai date for senator having the j highest n,imr nf vntokJ and each member of each house thereupon shall vote for such candidate." cast his FOR A TRANSFER OF REALTY. I j ..." 11.1 Albert Contemplates thpona tlon of ' Property to SalerA , ' ' Hospital. j In event "of the favorable considera tion b the Oregon legisiativenssem ... r l vuninHAn now Twndinir before that flody. the board of managers of- th Rniom hosr.ll.tl will be psr-sented by J. H. Albert with the buHdlng and premises now octrpfed by the hospital. Senator- 1ST. H. Todney. tt thl cmn Iv, on Tuesday Introduced in te sen ai inlnt' resolution iNo. ,5which pro vides for the transfer of lets 5, and 7. of bloclt f. University addition, t owned by theVtate. located on Tw?lfth street, and . formerly oecnrded bv the blind school, to Vr. Albert for ! block r land sdioinlne on fhe east the pres-. .,,( v.i fiHiMTt s nn 'Church :iu,r' rizz r,;;' - ....tinn to vecnte the n-cefsary warranty deed. .' The resolution was referred " ' t i " ... - iunmm.' mMedTr: loerVlro donating in case tne irenwcu.i v".--...- A Muivai-inv .fhe newir aciuirn ? -pr0prtr as a free win gift to the lem hospital so long M ine same sn au i nmnmlMl for hesnital rur- j be used or occupiea ror nospitai rur- pwies. - - j1 resolution, embodying MM i provisions "worn drawn i -UP ana reaay sn:""".- nnMBBiitinn t tne - wss-to-nave- tetr nrwntation r at the - wss-tb-have- - r - k nrrHiiiMi iuii nn? iiik u-. is ucvcu w that time, the matter had to arit th next, regular session; for the jdesiredj -, KCll'UI ill l t v ..... " - - 1 Inasmtich as the state board Of eiu; ; cfcUon s fftrttrna to the proItlon nd recommends its acceptance by the J tJte xh T Is no jdoubt but favorable j Rclon .!n in the, matter by tne i,latnre at an early day. i' The fef eatlon contend? that the t tranfcr ef property ; wonld ! be advantageon, o the tate rm the Mr. Albert In exVharge fe th property of the state on Und from the fact, that It is So con- . , . l.l . tl.a. .si, oil "tieniiy ioc-u. . deaf mute school property, . . Produces the best work in tha iphoto- 'L'a,'" ""; ..17 i York Racket store, , . . t 1 f. is Jones, or lirooan. , .tth. wniimstic veaterday. I 1 TIGOEOU?. DISCUSSION OF II R. CtET JfEW BILL. To Establish Hatenerie to Propagate I Fish for Free Benefit of the - Entire State. I ,i . (From Daily January 25th.) :l The appearances of Mr. Curtls's bill! appropriating 25jB00 for the propoga-? Hon; of salmon, coming up for ,thlrd reading yesterday in the boose. wasi and signal for the . most vigorous I . . , - T ' J . . . eloquent discussion of the ses session.; vttl, m- Mxr0.r ; r - - . . 1 claiming that it was class legislation and was unjust. In that it was taxing the farming interests of the state in the interest of a local industry. This aroused the reserve fire of Clatsop's shrewd and Welt-posted representa tive, and Mr.. Curtis held the bouse for ten minutes with an able advocacy of the bin, showing the Importance oftthe salmon Industry claiming that C00O men. consumers! iof ; the product of IJnn county and j other farmers, were employed in the salmon business and that this product was the mostimpor tant to the trade and commerce of or, Miv Young, of Clatsop, also I ,v. -,. -ei. .ubmittinr .utlstlcs showing the d of Ims salmon interest and , -rt-tion to everr branch of in- r dustry in the state. 'Mr. Whailey. or Multnomah, supported the bill In a mat r-of. fa matter-of-fact, business speech of con- i sldeirable power. ,v1U& ,,,, de Mr. Whitney again evinced his' deep sympathy for tne poof farmer by declaring his firm de termination to . -vote against that or any aimilar measure. - Mr. - Curtis closed the debate' by-showing that the intent of the bill was to establish hatcheries to propagate fish for- the free benefit of fevery resident of the f state. The bill passed with the follow ing vote.- Ayes Beacn, Biacaaoy. Brattain. -Briggs. Curtis. Davis. Don nelly, Farrell, '. Flagg,' Hall, Hawson, HllV Hobkirk, Knight. Kruse. Max well, . McAllsterJ McCourt. McQueen, Mnndv. -Mortonj'l Mvers. Nichols- Rob- J Thomson of Clackamas. Thompson or : Washlnirton. ifTopping. . nancy, i Young Mr. Bpeafcer; 34. Twenty- eight republicans and six fuslonlsts. Naya Butt. lemmings, Fordney, Freeland, Graces Gray, Gregg, Jones, Lamson, Lewis; . McCulloch, Palmer. Flatts. Reedef. Smith. Stlllmafr, Stump. Virtue. ; Whitney, Williamson. WHson. Wonacott; 22. , Nine republi cans and thirteen -fusionists. Absent Bayer, Conn, Marsh, Masslnglll; 4. A new . apportionment bill made Its nnnoarance in tLe house yesterday ' at ithe hands of Mr j Williamson. yf Crook I . t.Mu fr Din a 1 i irnmpnt of county, providing for theallgnment of rthe state m or.a. , "" u is t nets, ii m be one senator for each 12.0S3- of the whites- population or a fraction over cne-hjalt'6f that; number, and one rep resenfatlve'for. e;dch .041 of the white rwvniitktion. or fraction over- half that ...ntop "ThAre iu some criticism of I ; . . . . . la 4,A(,nt(nn inasmuch as that, word is - ' . , . 4K jobselte thoughj still remaining In the . constitution This bill gives, MUltnoman county five senators - and . two joint wnmius with pther districts: and twelve repre Kentatlves and one Jointly with Clack amas. ' , k "-ill . ... it throws Marion county, with Linn ifnr its lolnt senator, an arrangement iiot satisfactory! to this county. The! bill goes to the committee on mnt!p pomnosed of Roberts of Was- nnnnnv iif -j Grant. Brattaln of v i, . - Lane, Bayer 6f Multnoman, ana r.eeu- r itmtiii The arrangement of districts is as follows: Senatorial Senators. 1 Mirloii s-Libn.i 3 Msrlon and Linn (Joint) .... 4- Lajne.i.. ..-.. 5 Douglas.. .. i.lh Dduglas. Lane, Josephine (Joint). 7oos ;ahd Curry... 8r Jackson.... , .... t Klamath, liike. Crook. Wasco (joint).... ..i;..-. -Ttton I ........ . 1 rt Tttt on . . . . ..i towa. Tamhm 1 Llhcfln, Tillamook. Tarn' 2 PeiUct!.. 12 ij-iwm.u.... 14 ClAckamas.ri .... ... is-Wiahineton.!ui ...v.... ...... v ----- - ,,-,.maH Wuhlnc;- lMaltnomah, 1 1 6 1 5 '42?? " if !"" . . .. - . : i Clatsop.... 4-n floint).... ..-.-i. 1 VTj;JZZP- rimiawP' Shennaa. Wa- i ,tlT,fT!. 1 i - rr.t m tTnion (Joint) . 1 . ,r5 -.- !t 'tjTTmJ.tlIla .... .. 1 25 Baker." Harney. Malheur.... ..... 'Representative 'i - " J : 1 Marion.. 2 Linn J Lane... 4 Douglas. Members. ........ X 1 I "'ri' 6 Coos.. u C Coos and CtJtTjr...... .... 7 Josephine.. .V? , ' Jafkson....'.i...." .... .Jackson. Diaglas (Joint) ift rtenton.. .. ... .... 11 Polk.... , 12 Polk, Llncoi (joint I. ,$-WasWngtonA 1 5-i-Washln gton it C1rVomf . . 17 dackamaaifultnomah . (Joint) t IS Multnomar&i , .....13 1 Clatsop.. J AT'nttlmbla. ..... ... ...... 1 21 Wasco, Cfeokv Klamath, Lake i av (Joint)... f 2j.Trriatlila. Morrow (Joint).. xr".n.V ioint 24-Un on. Wallowa (Joint).... 1 25 L-nlon... .... f. ... .. z tiirr.:. ..r-- ------ ,27 Malheur, Harney .(Joint) ... nu n 2S Grant. Gilliam, ,'S (joint)...... .... ... an. Waa- . Mr. Fordney.- of Wa wa county. has introduced the folio ing bill for a commission to select t books for the public schools: - -Section V. That the fircuit ' Judges of the state of Orgtw aife hereby con stituted a board to sefef t text books for the public schools- o the state : of Oregon. For-the purpo of this act alt of the circuit tndges m. the state of Oregon shall meet at -u sh fclty within the state of Oregon as tle majority of the circuit " Judge - nw y r previously agree upon, on the first day of iuly. 1875. and then and-theres felect the text books of reach, and Severally the branches taught In the iubllc schools Of the state of Oregon; lirovided. that said boasd'of Judges maygadjourn from time. to time for the purpose of ascer taining further InformatlS.n for a per iod of ninety days beforcy finally mak ing their selection. , !, "Section 2. Every six 1 years after the first day of July. 1891 all the clr cuit Judges of the state ol Oregon shall meet as herein .provided, and as pro vided In section 1 f- tbs act. shall make proper selections -e text books for the use of the pablic tL-bools of the state of Oregon.. - - -Section 3. The roeeUnik or meet ings fof the circuit Judge as in this act provided shall ' be . puflic and the voting shall be viva vlce. ! -Section 4. That sections 2575. 257 and 2577 of the general ' laws of the state of Oregon as compllef and anno tated- br W. Lair Hill, b and the same are hereby repealed.' In the senate yesterd Senator Clem endeavored to amend the Bates proposed road law so that of the. road -supervisors te election ould f rest with the - taxpayers -in the districts. -The Senator was respective unable to convince, his colleagues on he. special committee on roads and hi rbways of the feasibility of such a pr -islon and bis amendment was Icet. I the e way in wnicn tne sen te yester- day disposed of house 111 No. 2 (which provided for an increase In the number, of Justices of the I sfipreme court) was somewhat of a surprise. Senator Fujton was succesul- In a motion for the adoption ,of tile follow ing bill (senate bin No. 174) Is a sub stitute to house biirNo, 2: I "Section 1. The supreme rourt Is authorized and empowered t. appoint from time to time, such nmber of clerical assistants to the Justices of such court as It shall deem rifcessary, and to tlx, the compensation of each aiitinl n anDointed. provided., the a crrfcite- salaries of such n ;slstants shall not exceed thlrty-stx undred dollars rer annum. i " ssection z. ine um ui aand two hundred dollars, or o much thereof as shall be necessary, if hereby appropriated out of the gerteflal fund for payment ot the salaries, hefeln au thorised. I " Section S. As there Is urgent ne cessity for the aid provided fo in this get. this act shall take effects and be in . force from and after Its ap proval by the governor." t In speaking- on the substltt fte Sen ator F"ulton showed that inasi finch as the. state was no paying 800 for clerical aid for the supreme ecurtv the new measure wonld Incur to t an' additional expense of - or and would furnjsh the adqua to the supreme " court that e state y $15500 ? relief vs-s so sorely needed. The speaker eaKtng further, said that while house III No. 2 was Just the measure to and adequate relief 5 to the ve ruti iipreme. court, yet he considered It unc; nstltu- tlonal. J Senator Michell. though, not PpOBed Krt hatHO 'hill Xo. 2 did not t Ink Its d SUP- passage was feasible and wo nort; the suhytitute. Senator Mulkey contends tat the supreme court was not any f urther behind in Its work than It vias two ywars ago and alleged that th? court was; already costing the state nd the 1 1 n, r.t fi&iMM for clerical wolk with an additional $1,800 for stenographers. T-ti aonator from Polk thoftght 'measure should be enacted thai would give the supreme court relief (without a further" appropriation or mong a.t Tr"ttr.r' aubstltu was nn'aUv adopted, with but little loppSst lion br a vote of 25 to S. 2 abfent. as Bates. Urown- 1UI1VJTTB. J " . -B ell. Cameron. Daly, of Lake; Baly. of Benton: ! Driver. Fulton. Maines. iiar naneltlne. Howe. Josephil Kelly. kuvkendali. Looney. Mackay. Ilchell. Morrow. Patterson. Porter, R' , Sell Noes: ing. iSmith. President Taylor; mem: Mulkey. Wade; . Abse t: Du- fur and Proebstel; 2. EXECUTORS REPORT Of the trtviston of Personal rroperty , Is Approver. O.j A- jcone and 'John Murray, co? executors of the last j will and! test a meni ofto. A. Cane, oeased. Ivester dav lar.nleared in probate cot-t and f.t.i tb!r reocrt. showing tha- divls'on of the personal property of thf etate among the heirs to- the l.ttsfaoioh of if r.frMtd nartles. : and petitioned Cmirlv Judre O. P. Terrell forian or der ijapprovlng their-action, i Judge Terrell anoroi ed the work Of the ex- ecutdra, U y . In the ! matter of the stata ; Cook; deceased., the appraisers Barnes. Claud Gatch and R. A san yeterdy filed their report probate cor.rt. The property Inr to the estate consists of money, on deposit in the, bank o A Hush.: See the at the !"Bonners" and -Metiof tints" Over the New Tork Racket sto TO A. SALEM FIRM. Welch! proa. of this citv have "-been awarded the cfr. tract ifor'retr deling, and en t Al- the Linn county court house tany. They were th aecond owrt bidders, and secured the work igh the failure of the first rocccssf ders to pat up the required bo Rev. A. Hildefcrand. of Oregi was In the cltr last evening t of Jl-v. Wm. Daly, of this city Beam a 1 tfit Uil 9 I VC heg guest . -n ' . THE BEST Physicians Use and . . Celery Compound. If i Chicago III.; Dec. 12, 1$. a Gentlemen: tit gives me pleasure to ij'tUfy to the good eTtcts from Paine's tS-ierv comDound for my patients In j&neral debility nnd liver complaints. f . Andrew L. Lundy ren. M. D. SWIiw As. -iks shUal nivlpliin 1 fnirts nnsnlr nnarrlki. u and r. Mirmend Palnea celery compound?., p First, because Paine's celeryf com-' pound Is not a patent medicine It is 4ot the discovery -of some fwacK' do. tor of whom his profession never heard; li is not a concoction cut up, by. som man who first invented a name, and tlien adopted a prer'aratlon to fft It; and it is not a' secret remedy. iBut is Is, first, tne resuk of the life long study of the greatest physician America has produced, a man "whis: reputation was world wide befoie hj had ever arrivad at his wonderful for mula; a man who, has received the hlarhest degrt-es fron- thf bost colleger, who was at the time of his gre't dls- co-ery a professor at JJartmoutit, ,ind a lecturer in the unlversit'es. a m hoi ar nnd a number of a family which made Its mark Iti every dejVirtmont Dublin life In America rrof. Fdward E. Pht-lDS. M. D.. LI.. D. Why - do progressiva :nd 'ntirgent physicians of ' every school i p'reecrib COUNTY WAlKRINTS. An Act Provillnsr for Their Knfon-ed - Payment. , '!.-',:T Senate bill. No. ISO, wMeh was in troduced by Senator MlckeW (by re auest) on Tuesday Is. as follows: ; ..a f . -s. s. a t s. mm . .t..n state upon any wsrram orwn upw. warrant drawn such county by the treasury of such county by order of either the county or circuit court, but whan there are funds in tne treas ury to pay the same and the county treasurer refuses to pay such warrant; after demand, the payntnt thereof may be enforced by writ of rnanda mus in' the manner provided in title 2 cf chapter 7, code" of civil procedi-e. "See. 2 "In uch proceedings fh.- county treasurer and the county ihall be , made , parti -s' defend ant, and the defense .to such writ shall be tinder the control xf the cuni ty court of the county d-fendant and the writ shall not abate o'n account of the death.; resignation, removal from office or expiration of term of officer the trearurer of such county, but th sante shall continue against hla cessor in office. Still makes the best pictures in the city at the mw' m-mUmrv nvmt- tH v. York Racket store. ' - rec. ... ... w-1 to Arthur , rayt(,, it,v. a. m maintained against any county in -thla, wln D; jx. officiating. 0 ; ALL WE DO bute v BOOTS, SHOE ond RUBI3ERS ' ' ' . That von may obtain, j a $1 wlmt yoi wapt at a v.. price lower than any one else can give you jn . - ifalem. - - , -: .- - ? - w j" 5? O : yV s PRESCRIPTlOi.'. Recommend Paine's . r.ilne's celety compotind in preference ic any other 'remedy? Hec&tiM it has prolonged the lives of thousands of sufTerets. it - hS made their sick patientr, well. . ' h I The best tesf that ah be. applied t I Fulhe's celery Vomrund l t ti?e It. In ! It one Is :run dowji." f-els wltihont ' tierrv ' lifeless, aist'ies. fretful. tak ' this great remedy -and note the n' r.ge. India peculiar f-btllty tn at onc In- . Vjlgorate th Iody' tr mke ne Wood 'and to regulaie.. thn nrvrs. lies th rent alue of PaJnc-'s celery rotr.pufil tn an wastlig dtsass. and dlwrdefa Of the kidneys, liver' and stomach,.' A" nei4lect'd:corr. plaint, thouxh slight I at the iplnnlng. mov throuh, neglect 'cause a liftthne of misery.' Tha ting ing In the frs, th barkrche or th general..', debility inlcs ' the bod; r 1 Wa6ed up-again, mny.tench one by btt i?r .experience' tl.at Hsiise can crecp- Irrou'gn A' fV srtiall hfls. : l:ilne's cilery c0"ir-ound stlmu atei ihfr'-kMneyr. Improves thearptlte f.nt TU'csUon. di ifr-ji out any fctofiloua -ndncy 'in ihe b'fMl and actively rh cmrages (he nutrition $t the .-nerves) of ;,sp 1 renn witi h t suit thatj thu I wholo-UKlv-1 tke tv ftcsh. an-i-color- tilhe srest indication of.i lmp ved j betlth; :"; It make profile wtllt V K. C. JtiikpatiJck' and R. E.- Will limni cf Dallas, -vest erdVi'Vi - e-m VI tora MARJilKI). DAYTONV1 R W I N.-A t ' the horn of the bride's father. Nr. 820 CajMtol street. Salem, Oregon, January at st30 p. m.. Mls Adda Irwin RUSSELL-ROGERS. In the city re- 4 corder'a court. Salem, Oregon. Tues day, January 24. Miss Ella Rog- to George F. ! Russell. City Re- corder N. J, Judah ofrlfiatlng. DIKD. I ' DA tTEY-iAt Ihe lnane nsyhim. n., tail I-Tuesday. - Jan. 2k; 18W, John Da "' ' aaed .about 65 'years. " e r ctamd n r a W s7unut j i. aM Proprietorof Stone's Drugstores of i . SALEM, OREGON- Tn((, stores, (two In numuer) are ! .rated, at ; No and ZZ3 Commercial street, and are well, stocked with a complete jilne of drugs and medicines, toilet articles, perfumery, brushes. etc., etc etc 1 -. - v DR. STONE Has had some 2S years experience In the practice of medicine and 4iow make no charae f6r consultation, ex- Anamination or prscrintion, Shoe Store 94 SUt9 Street, sAum, OR.EOON. 25, on ey. I & V- i - .