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FOIC A REFORM. SCHOOL.
A bill lias boon introduced iu the
senate by Senator Chamberlln to
establish n reform bcIiooI. It is to
be hoped it will pass. If it be possi
ble to put an end to that one stand
ing Hhutne of our age. the eon'flue
raont of youth mid comparative
innocence with the haidencd and
practised in crime.it should lie done.
In an old number of narpfr's
Monthly an account is given of Mr.
Wright, a poor laboring man pf
London, who visited a penitentiary
near tho city and asking the mana
ger "what becamoof these convicts
when discharged?" was told that
''hourly every one got back to prison
soon." Ho asked permission to use
his Influence on one of them to win
hi n to ways of industry. It was
granted. Ho selected ono and bc
camo acquainted with him, and on
his discharge was ready to provide
hlin wltli inpiuis of earning an hon
est living H,o suceeded. Tho two
then each wqro allowed to select an
othor. Then four wero soon outrag
ed in tills work. Af. tho time Har
pers sppko of It soveral hu.nd.red
wero ongagod In .tills work qf Iqye.
S,trango to say, ampng all tho hun
dreds thus rescued, uot.ouo ,ovcr got
back to prison. This, story ought to
bo writtpu iu golden letters and
eternally preserved. It is Utqrajjy
true, and teaches us a grand lesson.
To jtititnl bV tho tone of some df
the newspapers the main object pf a
leglslutorshouldbo to introduce bills.
"So and so lias tlio honor of having
introduced the llrst bill in tho legis
lature t ! " 0i, wonderful ! Make
It the fashion and there will be a
rush among members, each ono try
ing to got ids bill iu first, I o. "to
have tho.honor." In point of intuit
llgquco suoh a compliment is about
equal to tlio rcpuko some old
"luitlvei" of Iowa, administered
against their member -"Qol darn
you you ain't earned yor salt-r
beau threo tjnnn to Mm legiaiatoor
and never even made ono. law."
The truth is tho member who op
poses that disease of our time, too
much statute making, "the pest of
law,'' as Tacitus wild, is doing per-,
hups bettor work than ho who Intro
duces bills, And "they also servo
,wh,p.only stand, and wait."
St, Pih'Kuguiintj,ltutsla, lias a
anow palace and (. Pnu.1, uu,lce
lmlacc. Texas Is to have a surlni
palace. Oregon could have quo rep-
jvttuiiuiig ovury wung agriculturally
tlio eartli produces from the semi-
tropica to the north temperate 'zone;
hortioulturally, nearly all that
grows beneath the sun; mlnorally,
nil beneath tho surface of our globe,
while her maratlino products can be,
drawn from tho Paclllu Ocean.
Just wait a little while- mid this re
gion "where rolls tho Oregon" wllj
astound tho world. As tho famous
Bhurldan said of his oratloal power,
"lly it's In nio uud shall come
forth."
Jlii.i. Huntkk, clalmlitg to lie ono
of tho "James llrothers gang," aftor
being driven from Vnll, Iowa, for
running a saloon there, attempted
to start another at An-udla. In at
tempting to arrest him Friday, Sher
iff Wolwil wiib obliged to shoot him
killing him instantly. Tho Sheriff
was arrested, and is to bo placed on
trial.
SPECIAL, LEGISLATION.
Some of the Portland papers are
urging tho passage of a bill to pro
tect hotel keepers against "dead
beats." "Well, and what if they
are? Have you any objections?
Are you going to kick?", No, no
indeed, dop't takdivtis so severely.
Wo merely mention It. In faqt we
are in favor of all sorts of laws to
protect every man in business.
There ought to bo ft- law to protect
doctors who must go .through all
weathers at every call and who are
so Very ofterf MpcScd bti by the
meanest kind of "dead beats." Let
us also have a bill to protect pub
lishers of newspapers against these
low down dead beats who take
papers for years and then politely
notify the benders through tho post
masters, "declined to take out of tho
olllcq." How indignant wo become
as wo think of this. Hut Jet it go.
Hades will yet get them, and we de
mand protection. We would pro
tect the poor minister who preaches
for a stingy, , ungrateful Hock on
their invitation and is paid half his
little salary iu donations of odds and
ends, tho remainder being paid in
abuse and criticism. Wo would prot
tect who wouldn't wo protect?
do ahead,. Give it, to the hotel dead
beats. Finally, we would .protect
the poor west-bound traveler who
has been solicited by hotel keepers
whose agents are stationed over at
Pendleton and other polnt3 promis
ing.lodging and feed at twenty-five
cents and freo buss to and from
hotel, yet when they como fa settle
find tho account to demand fifty
cepta. Let us have some ten thous
and acts to protect and ,as many
speoial officers to enforce the laws.
Let the legislature attend to every
man's business.
The subscribers to a newspaper
ought to bo proud of its fearless in
dependence. Even when it ditfers
from them in opinion they ought to
have enough of genuine American
lovooffalr play to.be, at least, not
displeased. No paper can flourish
and remain a mere organ of Its, pub
lishers or of Its patrons. Fearlessly
independent the popular newspaper
must bo at ; tho same tlmo liberal
and give hearing to all sides; for in
tlio clash of opinions is truth born
and no whero else No orror can be
come dangerous unless its voice is
hushed by tyranny. As in tho
blood of martyrs was the seed pf tlio
Church, so, in oppression of opinion
Is tho grand nursery of wrong. ,
W. C. T. U. COLUMN.
President-elect Harrison has
announced his determination to
carry out tlio civil service Ideas of
his most excellent grandfather, tho
noble old Gen. Harrison. All right.
No man over took that great olllco
with purer intentions, and a more
manly disposition to carry them put,
than did old Gqn. Harrison. This
will nqt suit thoso who would eacri
fipo country to spoils and all princi
ple to party hate.
DIED.
In all doubt nuil perplexity sook
to know how Nature nets. Learn of
her and bo hor follower, for in fol
lowing Nature Is tho march of man.
Keep as nour to hor teachings and
methods as circumstances will allow.
UATCHELOR. On Sunday, Jan.
20, 1S80, of typhoid fever J.Frank
Uatehelor, eldest sou of James, and
Li.ie Uatchelor of this qity ;
aged 13 years.
Frank was an unsually bright and
attractivo boy, tlio idol of tho home,
and tlio favorite of a largo circlo of
friends. During ills severe illness
of three weeks his sufferings wero
bomq with remarkablo patience,
aud herolsim When first taken sick
ho called his mother to his bedsido
one day, and asked her to read from
thoUlblo to him. During his ill
ness ho talked-freely to his friends,
and asked Mrs. Malloy who fre
quently, visited him to pray for his
school-mates, uud to tell them that
"though ho could not attend tho
meetings nqw li progress, God had
converted him at homo." Every
ono who conversed with him was
forcibly struck with tho clear ring of
his test'mony. As ho rapldjy jjrow
worso tho seqond week of lis illness
his mother asked him if ho wished
to get well, or if ho would rather go
and ltvo with Jesus? Without a
inomeqtja. .ljpsltatlon ho said
"Mamnta, I would rather bo with
Jesus,"
Tho parents have tho svmpathvof
their mauy friends in this crushing
sorrow.
Can ypn Imagine any ailment that vrll,
nmkon good imtured persou t.o peevish
dlssnttatk'd, HI tempervd nitd cranky ns
blllloiuncbdt Then la no rtuhon, what
eir, why anyone should sutler from In
dlKiwtlon, djxpcptdn, torpid lher and loss
ofuniK'tlto. when Dr. Henley's Dandelion
Tonic, which ewrvono kuows U n certain
cure, can no so easily obtained.
Sold by D. w. Muthows a Co.
A St&stnslile Hint.
Genuine now buckwheat Hour,
and a tine article of table syrup, at
tho Grange store, 120 State street
Buiom. it.
Major imton'a.SV'oxkJn.flttlom, .
Major Hilton liM.pomk And 'done, bat
presented tq S'rlftftf'fl11 f
in God's holy o-iVfaiTvnljjjtf
to fireuswifh jeweaeAiaja, TflSrb for
God and homft and .nVuyo.lfa'no. , Gleatly
and most forcibly, by tho light of the Di
vine Authority, did this holy man portray
individual responsibility in repaid to the
rum traffic.
He is thoroughly informed in all lines
ofW. C T. UrWoiki flndiihu practical
Husgestions upon, tbeeo poinfo, and. ear
nest appeals to the women to yo furward,
wo trust will be seed sown in good
ground. He said, "we may plead having
but one talent, and thereby try to excuse
ourselves for inactivity in this worx, but
that excuse, like many others, will have
uo weight before Ood. We who possess
but one talent are just as accountable as
our neighbors who have ten. The linger of
scorn will be pointed at us, and we shall
divided up the worshipers ut the shrine
of 'public opinion', but was it not so with
our Savior whom we piofess to love and
follow?" ,lVoo unto the women who are
a,t ease in Ziod I" Christian women ot
Salem, let us need these injunctions, and
ante unitedly and come up by the help of
the Lord against the mighty. The pro
mises of God aro ours. Let us claim
them and the victory will be ours. Many
new members have been added to our
union during Major Hilton's labors with
us for which we thank God and take
courage,
" The enemy is agitated as he notes
the signs of the times, for there are "wars
and rumorsiof wars" in temperance circles.
The South'West, the liquor, organ for
Ohio and Tndiana sas: ,
These men (the prohibitionists) are at
work while tho liquor interest is asleep.
Let ub call a halt and mass our forces
against them. Let there be unity. Come
to the front, wholesale dealers, brewers,
theatres, concerts and base-ball people,
and saloon-Uecperi, death stares. , you in
the tace. There is no time o be lost.
The outh-VYest sees trouble ahead,"
"Tho Queen of Madagascar has present
ed Mrs., .Mary Clement, Levitt with, a gift
of $100 as an expression of her iuterest of
the total abstinence work."
i "Judge Daniels of the New York sn
preine court has distinguished himself by
refusing naturalization papers to a man
wbp has proven to bp a drunkard and a
wife-beater."
"Liebig, the prince ol physiologists and
chemists, says that "He who uses intoxi
cants draws, so to speak, a bill on his
health, which must always be renewed,
because for wantnf means he caunot take
it up, He consumes his capital instead of
his interest, aud (ho result is the inevita
ble bankruptcy of the body."
OUR PEN PICTUKES.
Short
Sketches of Our Law Makers
-And Prominent Mem
"Web-
was
HON. E. K. LABKIE,
Mr. Labrle is one of the
foot" Representatives. Ho
born In Dbuglas county, Oregon, in
September, 1853, aud has becu a
resident of tills stato ever since. Mr.
Labrle is not what you may call
purely a politlcau as ho Is busily en
gaged as a farmer and stock grazer,
Wheu looking at Mr. Labrio you
would at onco conclude that his age
would bosomewherein the "Forties"
but not bo, as ho is only thirty
one. It you aro thinking of writing
for Information concerning Douglas
county Mr. Labrio would undoubt
edly aid you. His postoftlce address
is Wilbur. Mr. Labrle is one of tho
"chosen four" from Douglas county,
all of the Representatives from Doug
las being republicans.
HON. J. MYEKS.
Mr. Myers is a "full-fledged Web
loot" or Oregoniau.asi ho was born
iu Linn county, Oregon, in '64 and
has continued to resido In said
county up to tho present time. Mr.
Myers is quite a young man and Is
iull of ability aiul business. He has
been mostly eugaged in tho luinbor
business during bis life but now he
may bo classed as a lumber dealer
auu speculator, mr. Myers 1b a
democrat, but we aro iuohnod to
think as ho grows older In years ho
will add his name to tho republican
armyi He is serving his first publlo
trust as ono of tho five representa
tives from Linn county. His post
oftleo address Is Bclo.
A pain In the back onen lends to com
plltMtttHt dUeHMW that nrciulmint Incurable
OrKoa Kidney Tou cure tho ttntt and pre-
vnu the tatur. It I pnrely vegetable uud
Is war run ted.
Sold by D. V. Mathews 4 Co.
CrUfurula Cat-U-Cure.
Tho only guaranteed euro fbr
catarrh, cold Ju tho head, hay fever,
roso cold, catarrhal deafness and
soro eyes. Restore the sense of taste
and unpleasant breathing, resulting
from catarrh. Easy and pleasant to
uso. Jhollow directions and a cure
is, warranted, by all druggists. Bend
for circular to Auletlno Medical Co.,
Orovlllo, Cal. Six months treat
ment $1: Bent by mall f 1:10. For
ealo by 1). W. Mathews & Co.
Beware ol Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
senflrfrfirhell and completely de
jangotBOriythole system when enter-
.it.thrqnghliihe mucus surfaces.
1 hWiHptJQU"l never bo used
II
0 are ten fold to the good you
J.Bff,
mm
wiird
jregoribtions from renutn
in8,jiiOhe damage they
can possibly derive from them
Hall's Catarrh Cure, manufactured
by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.,
contains. no rnc.rc.ury, "nil.is taken
Internally, and nets directly upon
the bloep: and mucus surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall's Catarrh
Curcbe sure you get theigenuine, it
is taken internally, and is made in
Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney &
Co. Sold by druggists, price 75
ceuts per bottle.
Right, loVely weather invigor
ating and healthful.
Gnrdcnlnrr forLadleN.
Make up your bed early m the
merning: sew buttons on your hus
band's shirt; do not rake up griev
ances; protect the young ar d tender
branches of your family; plant
smiles of good temper, and reap a
crop of health and happiness; root
out the causes of nervous debility
and "female weakness," oy the use
of Dr.Plcrce's Favorite Prescription
It is a favorite specific, and thou-
sanus oi tne iair sex ti'ess tne uay
they first heard of it. t is thaoply
medicine for women, wld by, drug
gists, under a poMf'tvKuarante
from the nianufacteiertf( tntttlti 11
give satisfaction iqcYeryftWst.oi;
money will be refunq(.v This guarr
aniee nas oeen
tie-wrapper, an
out for mnnv v
To cleanse thp'somacn' liven and'
system generally, t uso Dn.Plercg'a
l'eiiets.
primep, on, tne. Dot
fXMhffuljsiied
tn rat i. . i .
for
The river is extremely low
this season of the year.
Worth Knowing.
Mr. W. H. Morgan, merchant,
Lake City, Fla., was taken with a
severe cold, attended with a distress
ing cough and running into con
sumption . iu its first stages. He
triqd many so called popular cough
relnedies and steadily grew worse.
Was reduced in flesh, had difficulty
in oreatuing anu was unable to
sleep, Finally tried Dr. King's, .New
DiscoVerv for consumntion nnd
founll lmrtiediai6 relief, aii'd after
using about Half a dozen bottles
found himself well and has had no
return of the disease. No othr
remeuy can snow sucn a grand re
cord ot cures as ur. King's isew
Discovery' for Consumption. Gunr-
iintpprl tit iln Inst. whnr. is nlnlmod tnr
it.Trial bottlq free at Dp. H. W-,
fVw'a ilrinr atnro '
v"-fc w "-"to v.w.
Have you observed that tho days
tve lengthening?
Draco Up.
You are feeling depressed, your
appetite is. poor, you are hothored
wltli, Heartache, you are iidgetty,
nervous, aud generally out of sorts,
and want to brace up. Brace up,
but not wl th stimulants, spring med
icines, or bitters, which liavp tjieir
basis very cheap, bad whisky, nd
which "uimllate you for an hour,
and tlun leave you in worse condi
tion than before. What you want
is an alterative that will purify your
blood, start healthy action of Liver
and Kidneys, restors your vitality,
give renewed health and strength.
Such a medicine yqu will flnd'in
Electric Bitters, and only 50 cents a
bottle at Dr. H. W. Cox'sDrug Store.
Colds are plentiful in all parts of
ine country at ims time.
TO CONSUMPTIVES.
The undersigned having ben re
stored to health, by. simple means,
after suffering several years with a
severe lung ailcetion, and that
dread disease .consumption, is anx
ious to make known to his fellow
sulleiers the mefins of cure, fo
those who desire it. ho will cheer
fully send (free of charge) a copy of
tuo prescription used, wmcu tney
will find a sure euro for consump
tion, catarrh, asmatho, bronchitis'
and all throat aud luntr maladies.
Ho hopes all sufferers will .try ihis.
remedy, as if is invaluable, Tuose
desiring tho prescription, which will
cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing, will pleaso address, Rev.
Edward A. Wilson, Kings County;
New York.
There has been qulto asnow storm
at Sissons, California.
Are We to Hare Another WarT
Home iwlltlcnl nhrobhets nven.thnl -we
shall, lie that, as It may, the battle waged,
by medical1 science against disease wllf
nover cease until wenrrlve at that utopltm
epoch when tho human family shall cease
to hfi afHIrtiM wfVh Wvulllv MfmKftlki i llni'
of the most potent weapons , which the
arinbry or medicine furnishes, Is H6stctt-
rs oiomncu iiiiiers, wnicn is or special
bowels which are of commonest occur.'
rence. Indigestion, bllllousness and con
stipation are inseparable comiuplons,and
these Hllmehts nro 'roihnletelv eradicated
by the Hitters. But the remedial scope of
this superlatively wholesome' and genial
medicine lakes In also nervous ullmenu,
rheumatism nnd k dney1 troubles; its'
action in these, us In the other com-
rlalnts, being characterited by unequaled
boroughneos.
There may bo room at tho top,
but only ono at n time can spin it.
Ah Absolit tare.
The ORIGINAL ABIETINh
OINTMENT la only, put up hi Jargt-
luu-uuurc mi Doxes, ami U at
absolute cure for old Bores, bums,
wounds, chapped hands, and all
skin eruptions. Will positively
cure all kinds of plies Ask for the
ORIGINAL ABIETCNE OINT
MENT. Sold byD.W. Matthowb
&. Co., 106 SUte street, Ealenirat i5
ceuta per box by mail SO cents.
NITK ADVKUTISEMENTS. """
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL.
The Capitol Adventure Co. was
incorporated in March, 1886. Their
principal business house and office
are in tho Opera House, doublo cor
ner on Court and Liberty streets,
Salem. They do a general merchan
dise business, and in connection do
an auctioneering and commission
brjsincssfr buy and sell real estate,
cattle horses and also act as ap
praisers," administrators, assignees
and 'accountants. They have ex
perienced help that are competent
to act in all the above capacities on
short notice, The best of references
can bo given as required, and bonds
toany amount necessary. Theylitvve
given the best of satisfaction as ap
praisers'and assignees.
The Capitol Adventure Co. have,
for tho short time they have been
in business, shown to the public that
they are doing a legitimate business,
worthy of their patronage. Among
their patrons you will find the best
farmers, who exchange their pro
ducts to them for their wares; tho
mechanics and laborers, who k.noy
tfae valuooEadoljar, and where, to
invest it; ofcfo the refined und tal
ented people go there for their
elegant wares. The immigrants soo! n
find themselves to home, at the
oitera house Corner, for the reason
that tho Capitol Adventure Co. sell
from ten to twenty-flye.ner cent.
cheaper than apv other bouse in the
state, for the following reasens:
First, They buy from first hand3
in large quantities. They save the
profits of tho middle men. They
save in freight. They also hae the
advantage of buying bankrupt
stocks, and also Very often reliable
merchants who aro pushed forfunds
Sell theih thp best of goods at twenty
to thirty per cent, discount for Cash,
Second, They have leased the
elegant Opera House building for a
long time for almost nominal rent.
They have the most commodious
and best lighted store rooms in the
city. They tarry u full and com
plete stock of dry goods, clothing
hats, bp6fs and ahofcs, ladies' and
gents, furnishing goods, jewelry and
silverware, notions, stationery and
cutlery, groceries, in fact a general
variety such as are usually kept in a
first class store.. The Capitol Ad
venture Co. is about the only firm
in galem that tries to command the
farmers' trade by buying all their
merchantable, products, and they re
tail tho farmors'" -products, the- same
prices they pay, thus saving to
tho .mechanics ami laborers from
ten t'o twenty percent, for the teal
necessaries of life. Thorefore the
CapitolAdventure Co. asks for the
continuance of the public's patron
age. You will find them at the
Opera House corner, Court and
Liberty streets, Salem, Oregon.
Euqkne Wilms, S. Friedman,
secretary. Manager.
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AVKJYOU A COLU IN THE HEAD which does not get better? Haveyoanw
lij tUe nasal pnswgesT Are you ""3rl or
fl I NLtlvn eoAmllnn rt .1.11m. a ...C.aw
hawklnjr. iplulng, weak and Inflamed eyes, freqijent norenesa pf the throat, rwgjDJ"
roarlnsrln tne cars, mora or less lmrmlmipnt of thn hnnrlnir. loss of smell, memory "
pnlrcUdiulneSaior dlralnessorthe head, dryness or heot oAhe nosat Have you iJJ
senseofmelir Is your breath foulT Irso(youhavethoCStaITh4Somehaveaa"c"
;uijJiuuio, uwua uuiy u liurfc.
California Oat-R-Ciire
rteatoreshejjensit of taste and smell, removes bad taste and unpleasant breatM"?!
Ine from Catarrh. Easy and pleasant to use. Follow directions and a cure U gusjw
teed by D. W. MATTUEWH . Co.
RBCOMMBNDBD.
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CArTAIN CHAnLES L. DIMON, of New York City, formerly special afien "Hjrj
Phoenix and Home Insurance Company at Ban Francisco, Cal.. says: "1'f'JjS
troubled with Chronlo Catarrh for twenty years. A friend In Woodland. Cal ,rew
mended your Oillfornltt CAT-H-CORE. I procurded a Jar. hnvlnc but little , 'J?,
curative nreDertles: but I must sav. after ualniF threo lara.l nm cured of that alffVriir
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disease, incjosed 4nd t3 for which send me California CAT-U-CURE for some I
wno are suncrers."
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
Df W. MATTHEWS & COMPANY,
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106 State St.. Salem, Or
SNELL, HF.ITSHIU WOODABD, Wholesale Deoot.
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