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TITESDAY.
JUJA' t, 1889
A Oh-nt Scientist on Spiritualism.
"One-half tht.' 'world docs not
know how the other half lives," isn
common siug; It certainly li true
that one-half of the world is pro
foundly Ignorant of the opinions
and beliefrf of Iheothor. Two-thirds
of us. h.ivo no Idea of the purposes
made Uy pplrltilalisiii, in spite of the
numerous oxjosured made every
month. The celebrated scientific
scholar, Allied It. Wallace, who has
been ranked by his colleagues as the
peer oi Darwin and whom Darwin
quotes over 11 fly time in his gre.it
work, "Origin of Species," and de
clares that ho has an "innate genius
lj.r solving (Hflleultiey is now alter
Borne years of careful scientific i aves
tigation an avowed believer in spirit
ualism. We quote as an item of
news of remarkable interest the fol
lowing from his pen, taken fiora
thetNew York Mercury:
Alfred, It. Wallace, cue of the
most Illustrious of liviug tcienthts,
in regard to the truth ol Spliitual
isin: "After the whole untie of, the
phenomena had been before the
M-orld ten years, and had convinced
skeptics, by tens of thousands
skeptics, be it remembeied, of com
mon sense and moic than common
acuteness Antericausof all lasses,
they were confirmed by the first
chemist" lu America, Prof. Itobcit
Hare, Two years later, they were
again confirmed by the elaborate
and perseVering inquires of one
of the first AmeiicaiH lawyers.
Judge Edmonds; then by another
good chemist, Prof. Mapes. In
France the truth of the simpler
physical phenomena was cbn firmed
'bv A. de Gasp irin in 1854; and binco
then French astronomeit, mathema
ticians, and'Chemists of hfh lank,
have confirmed them. Prof. Thury
of rGeV?eVa again coiiflrmod them in
1835, In Engldnt', such m n as
Profes-.or de Morgan, Dr. Lockhart
Itoblnson.T. Adolphus Trolloj c, Dr.
Itdbert Chambers, SL'rgeant Cox, Mr.
d. F. Narley, as well as tne Skepti
cal Dialectical Committee, have in
dependently confirmed large por
tions of them; and, lastly, comes
Mr. William Crookes, F. It. S., with
four years of research and unrestrict
ed experiment With the two oldest
and most remarkable mediums in
the world, andagainconllrmsahuost
the whole series. My position,
therefore, is that the phenomena of
Spiritualism in their entirety, do
not require further confirmation.
They arc proved quite as well as any
facts uro proved in other sciences."
This was said in 1874; and since
then there have been many other
confirmations by men of scienco,
and others distinguished for their
ability and culture. Among them
Prof. Zoellner and his associates, of
the Leipsic University, dcwivo e
special reference.
Woman's Wit.
He bad never seeu a telephone,
and his friend was showiug him
how it was worked. It was in his
office. He called up lifs house, and
the wife carfto to tho telephone.
"My dear, Mr. Jones is hero, and
I havo asked him to come up to
dinner."
Thou ho turned to Mr. Jones and
said:
"Put your ear to that and you'll
hear her answer."
He did and this was tho answer:
"Nw, John, I told you that I
would never havo that disagreeable
wretch in my house again."
"What was that?" spoke out Mr.
Jones. Women are quick. A man
would havo simply backed away
from that telephone and havo said
no.moro. She look in the situation
in a second when she heard the
strange voice, aud quick as a flasl(
came back the fleetest kintj of a
veice:
"Why, Mr. Jones, how do you do?
I thought my husband meant an?
other Mr. Joues. Do come up to
dinner. I shall beso glad to see you."
Weird Legend of The Potomne.
Te-o are three big rocks In tlio
Potomac, just above Georgetown,
called tho Three Sisters, after thrco
mythical nnidens who perished
there in some romantic way centu
ries ago. Strange enough they
mark tho wuldest part of that beau
tiful stretch of river, for it is there
the boats usually upset and swim
mers usually drown. But strangest
of all Is the fuct that on the night
before such a death the people liv
ing on tho shore can hear the three
sisters softly moaning a sound dis
tinct from any othor, aud never
heard save on such occasions. Wed
lietulav nlirht. for exunwle. hist an
tho clock struck twelve, tho iiioan-(
intr sountli came lidatiug alioro i
from the tlireeslstew, mid ou Thurs-1
day noou a shell capsized us it
passed them, and its owner w
drowned. -
,. ...
A l- A ,f.-.tlhi. All ivIihii:P.
. ,7, r '.A.i -1....1
J ungui men re inn; i-unw-Mt..,
...n... TTn()h 1 ilnn't knnu-
uyway. Hp-om, J lu i kijoh,
7m OOf.
RPYAl
W fROYALKSVIS J j
AKlHJ
POWDER
Absolutely Pure.
Ttusnowder never varlci. A mnrvpl of
purity, strength and holc-onieuess. More
economical tliun tho ordlmiy Muds, nnd
ennnnt bo bold In competition with tho
mulUtndc of low test, short v eight nlum or
pliosphnto powders. Sold only In cans.
ItOYAl, 1JAK1NQ I'OWDEKCO..10UWnll.N.Y.
A. SEDGWICK,
NO. OD STATE STREET,
ILllll CUTTING AM SHAVING !
All kinds of hair wot k, hair charms, gold
charms, switches, puffs, bangs, nnythlug
you may desire In his Hue.
Hair Work Always on Hand,
Ho has everything In the hair lino for
ladies. Give him a call and he will fill
your order.
(3T-OVEIt G.OOO.OQO People believe tht It
, . , i ' mats best to buy beeda
ol tne largest ana most reluble house, and they use
Ferry's Seeds
D. SI, FERRY ft CO. u
acuionieagea to De tee
largest Seedsmen
in the world.
D M.FEEItY&CO'S
Htastrated,pescrlp
tire and Priced
SEED ANNUAL
For I BOO
win t mailed rnre
ta ail nnnlirjinta nrt
to l&ftt Tflnr'llfDHtymioni
irithont ordering it. Inrtxlu.
E-rlieit Cullflower
"""' 'hoilld Henri fnr It ArtH..
D. M. FERRY 8. CO., Detroit, Mich.
-Call and See-
T. J. CRONISE,
Salem's Popular Job Printer,
AT
HIS NEW QUAHTEIIS IN THE
State. Ihsuranco Iiulldlncr. Cor. Com-
raerclal and Uhemekete streets '0-ltf
For the Public Good.
It Is an Indisputable fact that tho hand
somest cstlbulo trains that nro now run
on tho American continent mo thoso on
thcllurlington route, leaving from Union
depot In Denver, nl.o St. Paul, lmmedlnte
ly on arrlMil or all through lining from tho
wet. The (lrt nnd second class coaches
nro mognlllccnt, tho rcc'lnlng chair cars
sub in b, tho Pullman sleepers cxticmcly
luxuriant, nnd as for tho meals that ate
scivuliu thoso raUieo llurlington dining
cn- jum yum. Ulio next tlmn you go
east to Kansas Cltv, Chicago or ht. Louts,
lf:.ou mention to the ticket intent thatou
nant j out ticket to lead trom Denver or
.St. Paul oer tho Ilurlliurton route, von
wlllsol it, and you will alnnsbo glad of
it.
If jou go la tho Northern or Canadian
Puclllc, tho ckgant vestibule tmlns of
The llurlington Koute, between Bt. Pnul
nnd Chicago, or bt. Louis, will carry you
along tho eastern sunroof tho Mississippi
riei lor a dlstanco of 3o0 miles, amidst
scenery that cannot bo surpassed; or, If jou
go via tho Oregon Short Lino or Southern
PulIMc, and jour ticket leads via Tho
llurlington Ilouto fiom "liej enno or Den
ver, you will piss througn all tho thriving
titles nnd towns located in lint Is popu
larly known ns tho Heart ot tho Continent.
For further lnfoimatton apply to A. C.
Sheldon, Utneml Agent, 8-) First street,
Portland, Oregon. -I-lldiVntl
$50. HORSES. $50.
0no hundred head of brood marcs nnd
young horses for sale. Forty or lllty
colts expected in tho spring Two tlno
horses, Clyde nnd Peryheon stock, weight
sixteen nnd seventeen hundred; havo been
with the band for tho past three years.
Original stock from tho best quality of
mares. For particulars nddies orseo
W. 11. UYAItS,
wit. Salem, Or.
ORHIAN. RAILWAY CO.
(Limited Line.)
CHAS. X SCOTT,
Keceh er.
On nnd after I'ob. 18 lSW.nncl until further
notice trains villi run dally (except Hun
d.ij)as follews:
EIAST SIDE.
Coburg Jlall
il'ortl'd Mall
From I'ort
land STATIONS.
'Tow'rd Port
I lnnd
Lv.U.3unm
Ar. . I0.W1
Lv, 2.15 pm
foi!Ti.AAi)i'Av vAr. 1. lap 111.
'root 01 jei son. bi
I llay s landing,
I ht. Paul's,
Ar
1.80
12.17
,"U8 Woodburn,
3,ai r TuwrtMsntl,
J1.-W McKto,
JH1 Mt. Angel,
lit! i Down's,
liOO
11.10
11.10
11.21
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10 07
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8.50
j.io unrcrton.
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IU8
jolnton'ji .Mm
hw itzt'rliind.
ttihtidajiinit.,
naamy,
Auinnvllle,
Wtfctbmjton
(i.11
0.21
720
7,'jy
8,1
MR
120
O I Crossing,
WVst tiolb,
Crnbtre.?,
hptm,
Tatlumn,
IMnlnvitiir.
Jlrownvlle,
ItowUtnd,
8.10
8.28
8.00
7JJ1
74t;
an
5,
10:15
Cobnnr.
Ar p in Alt
I.V
Lv
it 111
JOimniiitlouTlel.fU at tvrocentu pfir
nilleoa BMlept .ution auv ing ogenw
' '
OonnecUon nt llay'a and I'uhiwtt
jaj52$rm&
rrr",2rsTZt i r -w :".:h vv
rrf'BKHV
V9UH..TAr&3r-
vyvevvt'y
I
i.,mj0g ultu uteamer "cur or ruiin "
CIl-VH. N. btOTr, Itler.
OenemI0mcwN wcorKiritana Hue,
fVrtUnd, Oregon.
' Proposals for Supplies,
TllP lnnrit tt tnietivd nf llin Onwmit 3,,1,
I IiiMine Aj Hun hereby Incite enlcd pi"o
ponlslbr furnlslilnir nt the n.vlu.m. near
I Silcin, Oregon, tho follow In? supplier tori
tin M months commencing July 1, issii. i
' IlltCO1'.-
, 2 lbs fluid oxtrut tem sugmdrt.
I l! lbs lluld c-Mnict t hus nrouinttcn.
! 1 lb lluldcctr-.ut clinician? rue.
I 21bstluld oxtnict Rincer.
1 1 lb lluld extnut ipciictinnnli.
2 lbs Until extract liquorice.
1 lb tluld exfiu t spimii.
2 lbt lluld extract ehony lnrls
2 lb lluld extract iirnlcit.
4 lb tannic tic Id.
;(ji
bs carbolic npid rrvstnU.
L' ids oromlile or pot ish.
2 lbs Iodide potash
1 lb Iodide ammonia, . ,
1 lb subnlt bismuth, squllib-i.
5 lbs gum camphor
1 lb pith ncacia.
lOlbsepsom salts. ,
1 lb pj ro phospli He Iron.
0 ozs concentrated nitrous ether.
8 os oil tlov e .
'J ozs oil lemon.
" ozs oil li.i.v .
IoOOpll Aloln Co (JleK. A IX.)
aX) pll mangancso blnox (JleK .tit '2 or.
ittlpll phosphorus l-"0(JIe K A It )
:5U pll phosphorus MOO
.'I doz surgeons sponges.
1000 empty (apsules, No 1
. gross corks each .'os 1 to (I XX extra
long.
1 cross pm boxes, No 30.
KJgrosj ointment boxes 1 nnd 2 or each,
k gross 2 di nehm v ials.
1 gross 1 ft Phlla o als.
y 2 " "
1? ,j i .. ..
9 II II II II
I? " 0 " "
4 " 8 " " "
o gals port v ine, Napa v alley.
ilgals vhlsky.O K Cutter.
Ml07 Davidson sjrlnges, No 1.
y, doz hlatk hard l ubber s 1 luges, y. 07-
do " " " " " 1 "
y, do, etr syringes
3 gals gljcerlne.
!1 mils irnine brandv.
6 gals sherry wine, No. I.
5 gnls nlcohol.
5 bbls stl soda.
15 lbs Japan vvn.
1 lb uq Aiiiiuonln. cone. .
1 lb cream of tartar, txiulbbs.
V, ibiesuoiiiinteu Iodine J
2 lbs rosin. .
2 lbs gum usaroctida.
1 lbnccetloacld.
2 lbs diluted phosphoric acid.
1 doz Phlllip'seod liver oil.
:w rt mbber tubing, Inch.
60 littering paper, 10 inch. ,
Gorsulfoual.
2 do bot's solublo hypodermic tablets,
sill phnte hj osoj .iliilne, No -15, 1-C0 gr, John
Wjcthillio.
2il00 powder pnp rs, No 10
yt doz soft rubber enthoters
DRY GOOPS
.tMlbsynrn, all wool; 250 lbs white; 100
bluo
ujj j ds Canton flannel, Nashua XXX
COO j ds Mursclles, Yorit .UTg Co checks
600 ds Lonsdalo Hue Kheetlng,'-v0 in
2X)jds Pequot lino sheeting, in
lJOOjards mnrlncr's stripes (Amoske.ig)
KiOyds quot sheeting, hrnvy A, SMI in
1'JOu j ds I'njubt slice ling, heav y, -lo in
200 j ds toweling, red and bluo check.
800 ds cillco, American full standlrd.
lllO u!i t.ihlp nil 1 loth. hlln nmllltpiiw
(1O dr7 spools vNhlto thic.id, No oO, Alilo
End
1 uoz 11 ills suspenders
1J doz Turkey led handkcrch.cfs
0 do7 spools blnctl linen thread, No,2o
UHICUUIIS
WKX) lbs J ih ei pcMil s lit, lino
.UlDSlO'l, u B Ul.Ulll, 1'OllClinilg
tHiO lbs tobacco, Itapldan brand
100 10s Liuim siartn
KOO lbs soda crackers, exti.i fiesh
200 lbs raisins, California luvers.
100 lbs (ieimea bpcrry's new piocess
12,000 lbs sugar, 7000 golden C, flOOOgiain
500 lbs cheese, Cranston's, 01 as good
2000 lbs coin meal, Go d Dust, iresh
gnund.
1 .00 lbs cracked v he it, fresh ground.
1 n lbs o.it meal, fiesh ground,
1 JOOlbs eoarso hominy, lrcbh ground.
1110 lbs rolled o its (C01 mack's jiatenl).
.WO lbs diled currants.
Ill lbs curb soda, C nnd Co A nnd II
brand.
100 lbs sngo.
20 do blooms.
18 do cams o steis, ltluc Points.
lodo. concentrated lv 0 (American).
12 do cans coin, Wlnslow.
1 do Tin key dusters, 1 1 in.
5 do dust brushes. Mm nhv and L it Co..
711.
2 doz small mirrors, 1012 In.
800 giLssyiitn. extia Uoldui. American
ro'lned.
200g.ils coal oil, COgil tanks. Pearl biand.
100 gals molasses. Oilcans c.xtm,
1 do qts olive oil
21 gross nintches, Metropolitan mid
Com Co.
1J boes maccnrunl, No 1.
12 boxes vermlcllll, No 1.
coffi:i:.
1800 lbs Costa Itlca, 1st grndc.
1C0 lbs Government Juvn. u
71 lbs lieal Mocha.
lOOlbsChlcoiy.
8PICI B.
200 lbs black pepper.
fiOlbsclnniimon,
CO lbs ginger.
M lbs allspice
CO lbs mustard. m
.0 lbs cloves. v
20 lbs mnc,o.
101bss.igo.
10 lbs uogrouud 1 loves.
10 lbs unground cinnamon baric, lino,
CIIOCKEIIY.
18 doz tea cups, without handles, vv9.
18 doz saucers, V O,
10 doz bow Is, lqt, WO
yt doz wash howls, W Q
VINLOAll.
400 gals puro cider vinegar, 10 gr
FLOUK
800 bbls best roller process, to bo delivered
ns required
STATIONKItY
10 boxes 101 filllott's pins
2 boxi London I in Pen Co, No I gonulne
8 qts Ink; 7 qts Aruold'u, lqt Stullord's
II II
8 do Pnyson'H Imlclllloink
0 icaim letter paper, Live Oak
SOAP
2100 ibs Kirk's savou, or ns good
l'AINTM, OILS AMI fll.VsS.
20 gals Pioneer linseed oil j
20gnlsturpeutlnc
lOU jioundH white lend, Pioneer
CO pounds putty
1 boxes glass, 10x20
i " ' HxJI
C gals cop.il vnrnish
2 gals Japan dryer
MHATS
.VjO lbs iH.'r.day, moio or loss, ol beef and
mutton, as required, In equal parts of fore
nnd hind quia tors
bumplcs inuy bo seen nt thoollltc of the
board of trustees, nnd goods' must bu In ac
cordance therewith
Goods must como In original packages
when possible 9
Tho board reserv es tho right to rejectnny,
mid nil bids
Deliver of supplies will bo required
within ten ilnyit' notlceof acccptnncoof bid
A copy of this advertisement mu tno
company each bid
Tho name iff the class of suppllw hid
upon must bo written on the envelope
iuiclililil must Include all thcvltonuln
the special cIhm hid uimiii, unit miutKUc
Items nnd totals In full, vrlth the oxoeptlon
of m out nnd Hour
Auditing olllccrs nre prohibited by law
from continuing accounts of piirehas
when the ndvertlsemunt Uoeg not contain
h fullnndcoinpletedcwcrlntlouof theklnds
of unifies to t purchiMed
Hid will be ciiruldeiVid nt ltUXJnmon
(Turodny, July 2. 1M)
tKYLVKSTKIt PBNNOYKIt,
OK .W.MellltlDK,
U. VV .-VV HUH.
Hoard orTruktcev.
Wm, A. MystLry,
Oferk of Ikkard.
GEORGE WILKINS'
MISW BUTOIIBH SHOP
Ou Uberty street, hc-mh the bridge lo
North vsnleiii, Alt Hindu of meatu kept 00
hand. ft-SOtf
Y0U3
HQMFS
VntH l ; and i1 i
ii i n't ml ,,
ti ,' wlu chj 1 h 1
ml .ye!u. tn S .(!' ' ,
1 1 1 in 'hi ' !; ir ' ' 1 1 ' 11, .
it
HAIlY CAKKIAOl.S
,il is on hnnd, betldi .larirensorliiunt
of new gooAatoq nninennt to mention
WM. SAHU1UNT,
VMty Stoje, tommerclnl St , Salem.
MTTLK WOJIFA
nre ar a rnle, pocd of hnppy dlsotrt-
tlons but vr hen thee sweet dlsposlllnnS,bi
ooma poured and Irrltnble, In xneisiuei)eO
of the lonjt train of dlstreaslne umttiixxi
peculiar to ttomal eomptnlutft, tlioy aro
then not eomfjanlnnntile to say Iho least.
It Is tlicdutj, not onl of little women, but
of nil women eo ailllcted, to bring about
tho subjection, nnd Immediate lemoval,
of these painful nutlHdtes, This Is enslly
ncconipllshed by the use of Di. Plerco's
FnvOrlte Prwcrlptlou, tho great spcclllofor
"feninlo weakness " It Isn positive cute
for the juost Mowing, p tlnfut mensthiatton;
unnaturnl supprewslims prolnpsus or falling
oftho w'onib, wenk back, 'fenmlo woak-
lioss," nnteverslon, retroversion, bonrliu-
dovvn scnsntlon, chronic congestion, In
tlnmnintlon nnd ulcenitlon oftho womb,
lnllniunintion, pain nnd tenderness In
ovnrJes,md klndieil ailments. All cUug
gists, '
TIIL1U llll&IM&S HOOJIIVI.
Probably no one iliinr htm caused
bitcli ft great levlval of trade at Dan
iel J. Fry'aUriigstoU'as their giving
n,vay (o tlicir ciistcuiiera so many
free trlul bottles of Dr. -King's Xcw
Discovery for Consumption. Their
trade is simply enormous in this very
valuable article from the fact that it
alwtijs cures and never disappoints.
C'ouihp, Colds Abthnia, Dronchiiis,
Croiin. and all thio.it nnd lung dis-
enfaes, ijuiekly cured. You Can tc-t it
before buying Ly getting a tilal bot
tle fieo, large sio . livery bottlo
warranted.
LOST IN THE STOKM.
One of our Jocal editors clipped
from a lending magazine extrauts
from a vivid desci iption of a weatorn
blizzard which wo havo tnkou tho
liberty to publish and at tho aamo
timo suggest to II. II. "Warner & Co.,
tho propriolois of the celebrated War
ner's Safo Cure, tho feasibility of tak
ing therefrom an oxtractfortho intro
duction of one of thoir tolling adver
tisements. Tho following is the des des
cripteon: "At tho close of a durk day in
January a solitaiy horseman wends
bis way across tho open praicio in ono
of our western territories. Ho passes
at long intorvals tho lono cabin of tho
hardy frontiersman. Two or tlirco
old settlers, of whom ho has inquired
tho way, havo warned him that a
storm is approaching, and ono of
them, with truo western hospitality,
utges him to find sholtcr in his cabin
for the night. But ho declines tho
proflerod kindness and urgos his tired
horso forward. Tho sky grows
suddenly datk. He docidos
to sook shelter. Tb? storm in
creases in its fury. Tho rider
dismounts to warm hi fast ohilling
limbs, w Can scarcely breatho.
Blindness comes on. Drowsiness
Eteals over him. Tho ond is near.
lie is lost in tho bliz7ard."
Thero is no doubt that tho terror
which seizes tho bowildeicd traveler
is similar to that which ovorcomes
ono when ha learns that he is suffer
ing from an advanced Kidnoy Dis
oaso, and is informod that ho is in
tho last stages of liright's disease. At
first ho is informed that he has a slight
kidney affection. Later ho begins to
feel tired. Slight headache Fickle
appetite. Failure ofcfUbo oye-sight.
Ciamp in tho calf of tho legs. Wake
fulness. Distressing nervousness.
Hhoumatic and ncuralaic pains. Oc
casionally pain in the back. Scanty,
dark coforcd fluids, with Bcaldinj
suiiBuiion. urauuiiiiuiiuro 01 strength.
Any of tho abovo sj mptoms signify
Kidney Affection, but ho is told that
ho is all right. His physician troats
him for symptoms and calls it a dis
ease, wnon in reality it, is out a
symptom 01 Kidnoy trouble Ho may
bo treated forltheumaticor Neuralgic
pains, heat t affection, or any other
discaso which ho is most susceptible
to. Finally the patient has puffing
under tho eyes, slight bloating of the
ankles and legs. His physician may
inform him that it is but tho accumu
lation of blood in his ankles for want
of proper exercise
Tho bloat continues and reaches his
body.
Then ho is informed he ha3 dropsi
cal troubloj, and is tapped onco or
twice. Ho notices it u difficult to
breatho owing to irregular action of
tho heart, ami finally is informed that
bo has n slight attack of IlrHit's Dis
ease Soon his friends are notified
that his is an advanced case of
Uright's Diseaso, and that ho can livo
but a short timo His honorable and
dignified physician asks for counsel.
It is too late Ktill he sticks to tho
(' family physic ian. and the physi
ciun knows and has kuovrn from the
beginning that the patient has been
stricken witli doath for months, for he
knows full well that the profession
acknowledgo they have no romodiei
for tho euro ol Kidnoy Disease
At laBt tho patient fiuffb.atcs is
emothorcd and dies frdm dropsical
trouble. Or perhaps tho disease may
not tako tho form of a dropsical ten
dency, and the pationt dies from
apoplexy, paralysis, pneumonia or
heart trouble. Or it may tako the
form of blood poltonlng. In each
form the ond is the same And yot
ho and his frionds wero warned by
tho proprietors of tho celebrated
remedy b.iown as Warner's Safe Quro,
of tho lurking danger of a slight Kid
ney affection.
Tho n 'wspapers hftvo published tho
dangers. Columns of facts have been
printed of men dying from advanced
Kidney Insoase or Wright's Disease
His friends and physician look around
witli horror and legret for neeming
neglert, but he is lout. IIo did not
hoed the warning that a fctorm was
approaching. He declined tho prof
fered hottpitahty, and rookies '' wont
fornard into daiifcer. Ho struggled
manfully for a time, but bis utrtngtli
failed, lie grew gradually weaker end
lie was lost to the world. Not in a
blizzard, but from the terrible malady
which is almoHt daily ooeurrlng in
erorv community, audnhieh Is doc
tored as a symptom inttatd of what
it Ib, a mortal difetuo unless prop
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Now in iirienrniiiu urged (o (alto iMlvaiilngo of our'blg dlseoiiiit, by Fet
tling old iiccniiiitH iiikI Joining Hie grand Huong of mm dollar rmlmriribcrH
THIS IS N0TA
Jlut 11 soild. ieriiiuitnittrc(lii!IIpij. V Imvu cdiiio to lay
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Wv (diy, wind us your imiin. If you wnut to lake mlvuiilugti of our "ono
third oil for ciimIi," nnd 111 o not wlituy you ran get potul noton of othur
ociivtttilunt method of reinlttlng, wad us your inwiio mid ntato thitlyou
1 will remit at ilrst opporliuiily. ThU will unsure your bclug plawd 011 the
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OREGON PACIFIC RAILROAD
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linn hy
tltlV flftini Lilian 1IlI
il'is tnniugli tiaHfjonge, mu! iroig'ht line
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Iniuotre vallov tti anil noiu Ban I'muohc-c.
TIME SCHEDULE, (Kxoent Sundays):
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Yrrlvo Yiinulnn ....... fi-mi'M
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AlTlvo Albany ....... 11:10AM
,.' 'H,.0, l"s connect in Albiny nnd
Corvullls.
TllO llt0 ( tllttQ raititindt .it V'Anmvt
fultli tho Orcxoil lUwlnpmpiit (.'oh IJno
y.StniMhliwbemocii YiKiulun nnd hnn
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Wlllunutto Valley,. L'rlilay .lulj ft
STII VHF1ES, I Fltovt 8 VN FltANClSCO
Wlll.iuiptlo yiilley.-'lliurHiloy, .luno 11
.. i.inui p ,u ej suuuluj, Juno
Wlllmnetto Valloy Sunilnv
k'Hlloy Sunilny
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coinimny tosmen tlio
right
olimiio snlllnc tlntes vv Ithout nnticn
u.Vr11,-J?u,;n.F,Nnximi,ortiniia una nil
llliiinpttn Vnlliu ixilnts enn iiuiUo close
rminwtlrtn with tho trains of tho
AU Y iA Oi;rn 11 1 Alum., or Con alll,
anil ir ilt-vtlm-il lo s.ni l'nuirlscu, should
i,Art","S,,.,,"'Ut:.,Jt V'llluv PvclilUK
ueftiiculutpof Milling, B
lsM-iict;i' ami Iieifflil liitrs Vln.ivs tlit
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Co., ,101 .MDnlKoniery st.j
San rruiiclsco.Cul!
Heuiruiher tho OiegBii ruellli''n noimliir
Hiimtnor otottrsioiis lo Yiiqulnu. Ixjvv mto
vk.lH ',"!' "''' twilo, kooiI nvery
filluigiln.V mid Siturilny Irom Albnnv,
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THE MOUNT SHASTA ROUTE.
linn.' la t rin Salem mill Sna HauiHiu
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TOURIST SLEEPING CARS
I'm mcoiiiiuoiidiiim of hUomt oiAhs
linsociiHilSutlnilii'd IovjuMh tnilliH,
'Ilinri. ', couiiiin's (uiry iiinkiiM ism
iiocllnu vvllb i.il thti loitui 11 iniitiN 011 th
I'jul Mltliv nivlHlim limit TcniI ol ! 'stioo
I'm (Intnl.
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liuiiw, iilei.,iipil to II10 Coiujuiuy'H nt'C'iil.
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Railway ami
Navigiiiion
COMPANY.
'Columbia River Route'
1 ntliiH for thu naxt Kitvo I'urtlaiiil t7:i5
mi unillUlOiiiii iliillv. 'lie itHio itiitliroiu
lirluuluil iiolittA In tin Uullc.dHlittQii.CiiC
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ELEGANT TULHAHN PALC CARS
Kiiilfruiit 8lciejlna Cum run Ihroui''' en
tupruM tn Ion to
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1'rci' of Cliiii'o uuilUit On Change.
Connt'otloiiiHit l'ortluiHlforHiui 1'iui
unuxHiud l'UKt feounit HliitM.
I'or lurtliur Mirilculm-x nilclrcwi any
gentorilmuoiiipAny, 01
A. L, MAXWELL, O. I'. Ai T A
U. .1. 8 JI nil, (Ibli'l Muiiuuur, l'lirtlaild.
WOMAN S llSl(ll.l:.
"Auutlu-'r Momloiful dlbfovuiy hu
liocu iiiuilo nud Unit too ly a t(ly in
llilw (siuntry. DIwjw rimtonoil IIh
C'lllttlllr llK)ll llff nnd lor SUVOII
ycMra hIiu u ILltHtuoil It suvuint testH,
imt lur vital wrniiti vvcio mulct
mined itml death M'uiiiud lininliicnt.
l'or i lu cc tiiontliHtiliucuiijflicdiiiLis
nuiitly and could not wluop. Hliu
lioinjiitof UK a Iwltluof Dr. KIiik'b
iw UiiHinvury for ('iintiiii)tloii
anil wan mi iniiuli ivl loved on taldiiK
Unit dims Hint hlie wlept all nilit
Mitd with nnu Iwttlc luu Imhui niinum
loimly (urvd. Ucr nainu In Mrs.
Luther Jaiu." TIiuh write W. ('.
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Oct a I no trial bottlo al l)uuk'l
Fry'a druK ntoro.
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