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TJIUI18DAY,
AITOUKT ,'K), 18S8.
N A.ST in mi: LISTS.
Xiutt Iiiih Ihtii In rollreineiit for
niniu tlniu, but It Iiiih Imxiii ri-jKirted
that Iiuwiih uboul to rociiter tho
Ilnt niul loud tho uid of IiIh alluring
j Hindi to tho Invincible republican
IiohIh In tlilHHlirrlng ninialgn. It
iM.truu ho tout work again, Uit noma
iivll gonliiH bun prompted hlin to
take tho wrong Hide. A cjirtoou
with thu familiar Hignntunj, "Till1
iN'aHt," appoarH in a di'tnocriitlo
Journal, (tho Now York Star,) It
rtterK'ir1''woit(lrVai"rlYliiivl!.y
of do tall. "Our Infant (luduntrliM)
AininfUioiitn, In l'olltleH," In the
olijeot of hlrt HJitlro, which ho pro
xuntH In tho form of a Jack-in-the-box-,
lubdod. "HrltlHh free (ratio
llrltlHh gold." A Htoalthy llgiiro bo- which a
hlntl tho box, partly cotuvuled, lia.i VtiSt
luut tmicluid tho Horlnir. unit n Ur '
horrifying tlguro, roprowiithig tho
UrltiHii lion, wltn (all and nianu
erect, and oyoit and fangHtoHittiotho
wont valorous, tllln tho foreground.
I'liU'anlH on tho wall further itmvoy
tho artlwt'H lueatilng: "Nerm:
Atnurlcatm ploaw Ik frightened,
jjlgnod, Infant ImluNtrlen. 'I
"Hrltlhli ghiwt HlorltM warninted to
frlghton tho Innocent ivooplo." A
nearo-orow to thu loft of tho picture.
with under linon for nolo clothing,
lieani tho legend, "Moody Hhlrt
l'layed Out."
Tho conception Ih vlgoroiiH and tho
eomMHltlon ntrlklug; but wo can
only regard It w tnlunt prostituted.
Tho liilmljuhlo cartooidHt who u(
lllotod IIohttM (Inn-ley lit bin 111
ooncvlvod "I.lboml inoveinont,"
wormi (ban a dozen able editor, Ih
wontlilplug fuNo ginl, ami bin re
cuiibcy MiiggeHtH tho damaging huh
plclon that hlii venal pnlniH have
Imsmi onNKsl with HrltlHh gold.
The New York Herald MIh foul
of the Pittsburg Leader for Indul
gence In Hcandalous gowlp. TIiIh
lu(ter sheet has made u dl"covery
whleli will warrant 11h editor in
Inking rank with tlic rcnowed C.
r?nliitiiliiin. The rllsooverv "Is Hnrcad
. l.f. ...M.r rmli (.rilllttlflH tl
Kiy IIUII UVi ijm w. .
tpace," sttyH (lie inc(roiK)li(an censor,
"until It resembles a smair piece of
butteron a large slice of bread."
This Important discovery is none
other, to juote from the Herald
again, than (he blighUng fact "(hat
the popular and lovely lady of tho
khltu limine is In some blind, in
direct and faraway manner related
to Wife No. 11), Amelia, one of tho
fractional spouses of Urigham
Young." Vm this paralyzing dis
covery, (he Herald makes (he fol
lowing caustic- cemment:
Well, inirlgham Were still alive
we should feel tempted u send him
our congratulations by (olograph.
To (he descondaiKs of . 1!, If any
of (hem breadie (he air of this weary
and wicked world, we cotife-w that
we are profoundly envious of their
couidnsnip to the far and gracious
lady In iiucsdon. The honor! (hey
enjoy is one which any American
would proudly prize.
The mislnformadoo of theses lead-
iugjournals on Ubthutlalrs is truly
alllictlve. Time was, In tho days of
the historic pony expriss, when the
trald midiitaiiied its "Utah
editor," tho devout and
learned Klder T. II. II. Ktenhouse,
author of tho Ilockv ' Moun
tain Saints, and a successful propa
gandist!! foreign arts. It iseuough
to make this onions churchman
turn In his colli n to hear of that rebel
of the harem, "Wife No. 19." the
leerkv Ann Eliza, being con
founded with Amelia Kolsom, a
rival spouse, tho audacious belle of
Omaha. The lnt(er was anibldous
nutl (he prophet valn-glorloti", and
when thlsadractlve female accepted
his suit, thero was rejoicing in Zlou
over so cliaruilng a oommesl. The
holy man could rule a kingdom,
but his score of wives were a thorn
and a tribulation. Tho fair Amelia
j;ould not come down to the Jjtini"
drum of the proplietlo household;
and Wife No. II), In her pleasant,
gossipy memoirs, tells with spiteful
unction of Uio Irate Amelia hurllug
a sowing machine down stairs on
tho head of..liex..ntwUainu,'jidt
ijo restrained, and to save his popu
lous harem from hopeless denioral
ljitlon, tho prophet built an elegant
alsido for his recalcitrant wife,
known as tho "Amelia palace,"
late Halt Lake dispatch
umerutcs among tho valuable
of church nionertv. semiostrated
(t (ho 1'nlted ijtates and turned
over to Receiver Dyer.
To iismiU President riovoland on
(ho aKsumed kinship of ills charm
ing wife with this Utah virago, Is a
small business even for partisan poli
tics. It may iileiuo tho llt(lo fellows
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
"DRINK TO 'PLEASE ME.
VAItlNA JACKSON.
The day had been most beautiful;
now that the evening had cIoedln,
It seemed more loVely than ever;
the moon had risen and all nature
was dressed In splendor. ' The
Gray's cottage was brilliantly
lighted and draped for a bridal
pariy. In one parlor sat Klla Oray
and Frank Baker, who were soon to
take the marriage vow, while (he
o(her parlor was tilled with Invited
guests and the generous display of
wedding presents.
At last the folding doors were
thrown open, (he minister took ills
place, and, with a few brief words
and promises to love and honor,
Klla Oray and Frank Uaker s(ood
before (bo company as husband and
wife. After (he congratulations,
they ull repaired to (he dining room
where supper was served. As die
wine was passed around, Frank
pushed his glass (o one side with
out tasting it.
"Won't you drink your wine,
Frank?"
"No, I would rather not."
"Please do, Just this one glass, the
rest all drink theirs."
"No, Klla, that was mother's dy
ing request, thut I should never
taste nny Intoxicating drinks."
"And you promised?"
"Yes; Just as she was dying, I
made her this promise and I do not
wislt to break it now."
"But Just one glass can certainly
do no harm; take It to please me."
The pleading looks of his young
bride touched him, and he took (be
glass, raised i( (o his lips, (hen sc(
it down with out tasting, and turned
away.
"Why won't you drink it, Frank?
One glass can't hurt you; so please
take this one," and she handed the
glass to him again.
Without u word he took the glass
and would have drank, but Just as
ho vas putting the wine to his lips,
old Undo Henry arose from his
scat anil cried, "biopl" all eyes
were turned toward him.
"Please, Frank, let mo tell you
my llfo'B story before you take your
save to minister to human depravity.
The work of personal temperance
effort must be supplemented by the
sta(c reaching out Its powerful arm
to pulverize the rum power. Toledo
Blade (Rep.)
TThra Bby w rick,
Wo gTe her Castorim.
TThen abe u a Child,
; i'
She cried for Cutori.
Whan the became MIu,
She dune to Cattorta.
When ah had Children,
Bhe ears them Oaatoria.
a r.Aim.
Having sold my olliceand practice
to Dr. J. T. Mason I cordially re
commend him to my patrons and
the public In general. I shallremain
lit the ofllce with the Dr. for a few
week. Dk. J. C. Bviw.
8-18tf.
bcbool Notice.
The public schools in school dis
trict No. iH, will open next Monday,
Sept. 3d. Parents should see that
their children have certltlcates,
which may be obtained of the clerk
ut his ofllce with "Willis & Chamber
lin, Opera House block.
David Simpson,
158t-d. Clerk.
JTE1T ADVERTISEMENTS.
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Goods,
Boots and Shoes,
Clothing and Hats
Afternoon Class.
Mrs. DePrans, afternoon class will
meet (by kind permission) at the
residence of Mrs. I. It. Moores at 3
o'clock and In the evening 7:45 at
Mrs. Asa McCully's. All persons
Interested are requested to be on
hand for tho first lesson. Residence
still at Mrs. RIely's.
-THE
GREATEST BARGAINS
-EVER OFFERED IN-
General Merchandise
BY THE
Buklen'i Ariki Salr.
The best salvo In tho -world fo
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum,
fever sores, tetter, chapped hands,
chilblains, corns, and all akin erup
tions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. It Is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
refunded. Price 25 cents per box.
t or sale - Dr. H. W. Cox.
Capitol Adventure'' Co,
Opera House Corner, Salem.
8-29-Uw-tf
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Tffl ACRE FRUIT F
mW.f" - Mini win urgo jou
who'te(ako (hentselves to ton-tablo
scandal, and It will do tho object of
tholr fceblo assaults no harm. As
tho Herald edltorsays : "Mr. Cleve
land, In a campaign like this, is fair
tratuc. Hammer him, poke fun at
lilin, scold, fret, fume at him, pul
vorl.o him If you can ; but remetn
Iter that iMrs. Cleveland Is not run
itlitK for olHw." This Is tllm.'act
counsel, and reminds us of wisdom
cryfiiK aloud in the s(reet; but
moso smau wim wut not regal
they mtiNt still make court sea
take the place of argument.
AN i;(.tUl'KNT AIIVOCATK
extensive a'nlgW,?0 JLSLork !".
salary, bright prosjiects, and a
heart light and free as the wind
that blows; I thought I was and
ever would bo the happiest man
alive. But what crushed my spirit,
blighted my fairest hopes and drag
ged mo down to what 1 now atfi n
jMHir, miserable, broken down old
man?
"What was It? Shall I tell you?
It was a glass of wino handed round
at a bridal party, handed to mo by
tho girl I loved, and she was once
my wife. 'Dilnk, Henry, to please
me,' was her smiling request, and T
drank; I could not resist the plead
ing look and words but drank tho
wlno (o Its dregs, and from that
moment I have been a ruined man.
And not my life alone but (ho life of
tho girl I married was niado miser
able by that one glass of wlno.
'Drink, Henry, to please mo1 la
what blighted my life for all (Into
(oeoino. 'Drink", Henry, to please
mo islwhat blasted nivwifn'M lioiw
regard It, j i ...imt i,mb-,, ilur ,.... .....i j,,,-,,!
ntlall, . . , ""
Ai AbMUte Cire.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINB
OINTMENT Is only put up In large
two-ounce Un boxes, and, Is an
absolute " - - -", DUms,
wounds, chapped hands, and all
cure all kinds of plies. AsTfor toe
ORIGINAL ABIETINE OINT
MENT. Sold by D.W. Matthews
fc Co., 100 State street, Salem, ki 25
eeuts per box by mall 80 cents.
Fine Location !
fat-Soil!!
tytiirt '
Easy 1 erms ! !
NEW TO-DAY.
Piano and Voice.
m
MAY1NOM UP THIS PATH KIM.
(HmoralJohti AJ Logan, 1870.
Now. when tho gnt Ionian, who
-miv.i to l , tho protector In an
especial uiautier bf tho great laUir
interxtits of (blsisstntry, CAkn of
this protection Ixilug the protection
of tho lajmr of (his country, I twk
hint: IXhv not every fanner and
iiimihaiilu In this bnwid laud make
use of Iron In all kinds of labor?
Tho 4,000,000 men thai have been
ttn retxmtly are laUtrens are
prtHliiour, not mauufaclurent. They
are not men of skllloil lalmr; thtv
eviitomiy n not uun who aro
protited. And thou (herxt art tho
ihuii In tho iiortrtwoot who prtHluce
corn, 'luHtl,Ktis piirk and Unhis,
ftj; they arv produottnt and con-
cuiimni, and ntv not protcettnl; and
it U (hoy who pay tltU largo antmiiit
of nuHiey Into the jKH-kels of (ho
nmuufooturvrtt of thlHsrtlole. And
n Iwn a xontltMitatt htatnU Uwn thU
iWr and t4U im that thU high,
thU tutr.Klliwrily high tarllf Is
for thw protection of (h lalnirlng
iimm, 1 toll him I U itot utuUrstNttd
I ww Im cm ii ptMlltv MiWtMntht(t
Mth h tbwH-y.
CtUdreE Cr j w Piker's Caslor la
"Thu olisjttont Anna Dlcklnsoi,"
wo are (old, "has voluntwrxHl to
(ako (ho btump In tho Interest of tho
republican party." This dUtln
gulshcd cltlzeiiess has becu, Kitno
time In retlrvmenl, and It Is (o be
IVa.r. MVI V'll'V'l ll II I VI III tl
with tho (low of years, Tho last
(into alio wa.1 proniinuntly tK'foro tho
world was as leading lady on a New
York ftagt, when she roundly abus
ed (ho newspaiHT crKlcs for dlsintjt
aging remarks of the drama her In
vontlvo gvultta had caa(ed. This
editor lUtrtfM to a lecture given by
tho gvMitlo Anna, some ymra aro,
wherein kIio tavtUnl on iHtlltUid stil-
Jivts, and found invasion to sjukof
(Jot i oral HauciMk, "as a Jolly of a
I man." liU Uluslrlmis soldier
had Uon this writer's corps ciin
mandcrln lite Virginia campaign,
and hl UVtfUl during was a chum
of Uwinlng prldo (o all In hU win-
tnatid, It struck us its gndy uhIh
ciHitlng In this Umdolr erlttc to dU-
ivtrago k dlstlngulnhiHl a Ktttle
K"arrHl oturaii, and wo havo never
fully forgiven her romark. We
(nut she ha since tHiltlvat-l the
ainonltlosof publlo dltmshsilon, and
(hat prVHleiuv and iHUua)Joii may
ilow from hr Itoiwyinl lips. It will
le well fw thU glfttKl lady ever to
IxMr Ih mind the lHUti)y truth
"that mala eatch iihmv UKm
tha viMgr.M
her down totiu early grave; 'Drink,
Henry, to please me Is what did all
this. Now, Klla, will you urge
h rank to take his wine? Think of
your happiness and his In tho (line
that Ih to come, and never forget
what harm a single glass of wlno
may do."
By tho (ImoUndo Henry had llu
Ishedspcaklng all eyes were wet with
tears, and Ella was sobbing like a
child; but when she could command
her voice so as (ospoak she promised
(hat she would never ask Frank to
drink another glass of wine, and
she ever after kept her won!. The
wine was taken from (he (able, and
alio never set It before her cucstB
again, "Union Signal."
Mln Laura G0LTRA and Miss Margaret MACRUM
Will open a School lu
Piano, Organ, focal Culture,
Harmony- anil Tlieorv
? V.?"i,,yr'..ee8d'. Rn tllh-ctl
over I- Imt Nntlotuil rtanlc. Oui bo t-een at
tlie rooiiu on mid after Saturday, Sept. I.
from o o'clock a. in. ' 'ao
l'ROF. II
Teaclier of M!itsic
And dealer Infill kind of Musical InsUn
nienta, Offlm, Oil Ctimuierclol itrwc in
trumrnta cold on thu Instalment plan.
onoctuiiKs.
Specialties in Fruits
The King of the ltelglaus has ex-
pniwl to a deputation from the
Ioudou IutornaUonal Missionary
Conference his anxiety to do all in
his power to protect his Congo sul-
Jtvts from (he dreadful evils of
at mite drink, niul he Invoked thei
cooperation of the Christian people
oi Kuropo ana Atnorlca In the at
tompt to supjiri (his most Injuri
ous (radio.
Thero U but one otiVotlve waj of
tleallugwlth the rum power, and
tutu w to enwti it, Oeetrov it, oxtor-
mtnatelt. It Isa trartle, but not a
legitimate bnrfnetw, n Mipplluo
ivaland vroior human need, but
Jmply iwtiilra u vlw and orlma.
ltlnanevll w1Umm1 otic r.leoiulugl
inui, iHe hsku (eWi Rrexk,tauel I
Evaporated Apples,
Evaoorated PeacHtj,
Evanorated Nectirinet.
Evaporated Apricoti,
Evaoorated Peart.
Dried Peeled Peach;
Dried Peaches.
Dried Apricots,
Dried Currants,
Dried Apples,
Dried Grapes
Oregon Petit Prunes.
Imported German Primes,
Smyrna Figs,
Raisins.
Persian Dates
Weller Brothers'
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NKW AD-KIlTISKStKNTiC . Ml
fiENSON'S EXPRESS.
LKiWB OUUEIW AT LANCEtt UtV
ry HtablA, corner of Htnte and. Front
trceu. or on (late ut corner State and Ctom
mrrotal ttrreu. lrompt attention and
care guaranteed.
W, A. BENSON
STOCK FAKM '
FOR SALE or RENT !
530 ACRES
Wutt watorvd and ptaety el tlmtwr.
Mu iva mm, (Hkhi
Tiro
MimUaw and Iffl a
wn4rnweiirflti
MHw(atl
fafdtiiMA.
wiwijrB
bar&. Good vrekartL
aarea ntatr land. Mav
ssmsss
EaVe at Offke aT Capital Jwal,
H, DIAMOND, ProprUtor.
'. Com-St, bet. Ferry and State,
HAVING, HAItt CUTTING AND
O Shampoolnc neutly done.
FARM
KOR SACK.
ls?-i acre, near I,ro.pecthlll7mll, by
a good road, from Salem, 10 acre In eatu
vatlon, balance In timber. Well watered,
tool StOOObouteof SrooBis, moderate bars,
weUattbe door; nil fenced and a thrifty
yoans orchard. Thirteen acrea seeded to
pasture era, and 87 aerea In grain. lur
ehaser ctin have liberal term to barrel
erepa
PRICE WO00, TIME GIATBN.
Came rijbMo the ttrm and aave ageorV
J. P. ROBERTSON.
Enquire of Charley ItoberUeii, at
tbe Orange Store.
THE OH LAND COMPAN!
m1I,nuf,tiPlJrShased.ft? RCrest sltunted from thrco to four nnd ono-half miles cast
of bnlcm, which they will Immediately pint and; survey nnd sell In '
Ten Acre Lots.
rr,,i?!i'?',nnah8icn?arcfully selected with especial reference to Its ndnptnblllty t
fruit rolslue and deRnibllity for residence purposes, nnd
Eaeli Lot will Front on a flood Road and Have a GooFront Fence.
Tho time for the residents of Siuem to buy ten ncres of choice land nehr the city
ery clieup will soon be past. Tlio,OREGOT IVND COMPANY akine sold during
August twonty-iiiT ten acre fruit lots, nnd home of the same lots have nlready
Been re-sold at a HANDSOME ADVANCE IN PRICE.
Tliero iiro mum norsnim In Ra1ati uhn vtiH iv.. nnA r .nr, i.. A . it
H lthout lnconvenleuce. In fact any person receiving even a small milnrv enhuv one
anl.,,ei.!."ii.y i'.,akln5 ,n """casU payment, nnd paying tho remainder in semi
n?Sl.ml '"' "n . by Ptlclng a ltttlo economy for a short time be the owner
or a property which can be-made. when sot to fruit) to produce.
As Large an Income as is Obtained from 100 Acres of drain Land.
nnnPiva.lVe of ".'J?6 '.""'m8 not d.clndent upon'any prospoctlvo boom, but depend!
Upmarket actually produce now, .and.what that product will now bring in
If You are Thinking .of Seeuring a Home
R?.flfal1 .' " .,hee ,0,s- If J'ou have money to Invest do not fail to look at the
lots before Investing. 1
If You Want to Save a Part of Your Earnings '
Atld ftt the mtne tlnm mnli n rttioaa Ihiww.a -... nA n iLtAtonnilip
Installment plan. .. .m. uuj, . ''"
Land StKwwi Free of Cliarge. '
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