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HE CAPITAL JDDIUL
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Cnnifil Journal Publihlng Company.
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econd-cUiM matter.
HOfER BROTHERS,
Editors.
fourth ft tor term of ubtcrlp
Moo. Aderttntent to innnra Insertion (for
fc name dyr) abotild be banded in oy 1
tfclocti.
Uormponr1ene containing news of In
tercut end Importance l dmtrM rrom nit
vtru of tbactat.
No attention will b paid to anonynionl
aommunlcntlon.
Vttwm delrlnR the Cawtat. Jovkhav
Mrved at thtlrtioiiM ran cure It by po
Ut card requenl, or by word left at tnl
omte.
Hpedmcn number neat tret on applies-
O.-no. corner Court and Uberty Btreet.
THUIWDAY . JANUAKY SO
Aooon way to writ 11: 18TTTT
Trrr.
Fon once tnoitt of u are willing to
lose our grip,
Tub Chinamen of Chicago havi
Indulged In a cluli Iiouhc.
TllK Polk county Observer enter
upon IU wcond year a a aiicccmfitl
wrckly.
Tub Dalian Haptlat havo caller'
Kev. John Osborne and decided (
build tlCOO church.
Tub mall fad itl.s for reaching
the country town In tbl count
are positively loose.
The Polk county republicans art
in a fair ascendancy and with har
moulous effort will elect two repre
sentatives. Don't Imagine that the content
ot a lost will may not be proved by
good evidence. Lawyer Lockwood
in Boston Uurfgcu
Thb editor of the Jouhnai. t
under obligations to Hon. Martin
h. Chamberlain for n copy of Hill'
Annotated Laws of Oregon.
TitKV hod a gate of 67 miles r n
hour on the coast recently. That l
only a slight breeze compared with
the tornado that greets the man
who forgets to order the Kvkninu
Joim.fAi, for his wife.
! II .1 , .'-!
The dally Astorlau Is opposed to
that, city granting a franchise to n
steam motor lino on Its main busi
ness streets. Halern has Just passed
on to the electric motor and belt
line sJnjCf metropolitan develop-
"ffrcnt.
The Mormons pretend to have
discovered a gigantic conspiracy of
the republicans to disfranchise them,
admit Idaho, Arizona and Utah
with constitutions hostile to
polygamy. Wo presume the re
publican party can get along with'
out the polygamlsU If thono torrlto
ries can spare them.
The operation of the now Jury
system adopted by tho two Dakota
will bo watohul with considerable
Interest throughout the country. It
Is the first attempt to test In modi,
tied form tho Prussian system,
which penults n majority of a Jury
to render n verdict In criminal cases,
the punishment being sealed from
thu maximum ucuurdlng to the
number voting for the verdict. Hy
the lawn of tho Dakolns If nine or
the twelve men agree In any case
their decision Is to be accepted as a
verdict. This Is a departure In the
lino of reason and common sense
which commends Itself. It this
method ts supplemented by making
Intelligence a qualification of Jurors
It can hardly fall to work intlsfuo
tori ly.-Kx.
THE IlKl'UIU.GAN OUTLOOK.
From careful scanuliig of our ex
changes wo can learn ot nodlHcour
aging features for tho causa of re
publicanism In Oregon. The Held
I full or bright prospects for good
results on June Jid next. Snows lit
the timber and ralus on the farms
nugur n yeur of prosperity, and He
publloaulsm Is always lu tho ascend
ant wherti the laud Is mulling In
plenty.
There are however some more po
elllo and practical reason why the
party In Oregon hu a fair show of
success. A rvumrkahlo Immlgra
tlou has been pouring Into the state
from Kansas, Iowa, Nebraska and
Illinois, tho prairie home states of
Republicanism. Thu men who
bring their families to this distance
to secure n fairer climate and richer
homes, are not thu men who give
solid supimrt (o Democracy.
The federal appointment for Ore
gon nro so fur as wo can learn all ac
ceptable and tending to party har
mony. Theru are no scandals attoat
connected with the names of any of
our Republican state ofllclalH. Our
wtato Is well represented In congro
and in the euMo.
It Unot too early for the working
Republican of Oregon to begin ' II'Jiiovm. This vote was certainly
preparation for the autlvo work of, decisive enough to show that the
tho campaign. Thu election off House tW not think tlmt the
proper men for position's of trtul United Hlates ought Jo pay for Its
and honor cannot lx tnndo too le- inltake, nor even for Its misplaced
llberutely. Tliv circulation of jjood jooHlldoiuv lu one of Its own uu
UtoruUirv catuiot be beguu toottrly. ployc.
TELLER OS 8ILVEH.
BeualorTeller has delivered a very
able eech In the United Htates
senate, in whiph he shows up the
weak points in Secretary of the
Treasury Wludom'ii silver bill. II
declares it to be an unfair measure,
originating among tho Wall street
politicians and virtually a bill to
eliminate silver as a coin of noble
metal.
He declare that the provision
placing suspension of coinage In the
hands of the ccretary is a granting
of dangerous and autocratic author
ity, that would result in driving
silver out of the channels of trade
and leaving gold a mouoioIy 01
circulation.
Air. .Teller repateuU the great
silver-bearing state of Colorado,
lie is termed an extremist by tin
old-bug organs. Hut it should also
m) remembered that he It a man of
uiuinsaiid business experience, aim
a republican of untarnished loyalty
VVe be'Ieve he bus struck the Win
lorn bill a blowfrom whlcu it Will
not easily recover,
THE WILD OAUK LA ITS,
"H.T. Hadley, Mill City, Ore
ion." Tile iJjegoa taw lu regard u.
rfilliniAwlnVgauieiVas follower It
prohibits killing or taking, selMm
it having for Bale male deer or hue?
from Nov. 1 to July 1 of the follow
ingyc.tr, and females from Jan. 1 1
Aug. 1. It applies to El It, Moose, oi
Mountain sheep from Jan. 1 to Aug
I, and f.irblds killing llieao at nu
time merely for the skins or hams.
l'ue bird, jv covers waterfowl from
May 1 tov8ept. 1; prairie clilukeu
and sagcSnen, April I to June loth;
grouse, pheasants, cjuall and par
tridge, Jan. I f July loth; trapping
any or these land birds is forbidden;
Having any suh in posietwlon
witliltj forblJdvn time Is to be con
strued aa. prim la facie evidence oi
c imlnal Intent.
There'll' a stringent law against
destroying or removing the nest, oi
taking or oUeriug to iwll any such
bird's eggi. Tho killing or taking
of the Chinese or Mongolian phea-
.nla until Nov. 21, 1891, is unlaw
ful. Thu flue for vlolutlon of any oi
l he sections of the game net Is $-0 to
$100, one-half the money to go to
the informer, Justice courts to have
jurisdiction.
DKCAllKNCK OI' VIUTIJE.
There wus a time not more than
two decades ago, when the reckless
youtli who appeared on the streets
of Montreal with a noxious weed
between his teeth was limknd uim
as one who trod thu broad puth
which leudeth to destruction, and
prayers were ottered up that he
might be divinely Inspired to turn
from hW evil courses ere It became
too lute. And It uuiully happened
that he did turn, forsook vice and
embraced virtue and grew tall of
stature and comely or figure, with
tho Hush or health lu his cheeks,
tho fire or courage lu his eyes,
tho strength or manhood In his
arms. He became a model for tho
yo ing men or all nations.
Hut a m'ghty change has come
upon him. It Is with uu emotion
akin to shame that t lie oconto or
the States have heard tho scathing
indictment which the Rev. Dr.
Douglas has uttered ngalimt him.
'I Impeach," he says, "the class
of so-called socle'y mon as at war
with the sanctity of tho family the
wastcil eolimof wealth, the deuraded
Lsoum or nlttgard fathers, yomiu men
tlmt- arise at II, pay inorulngcalls a!
.1. and dlue and wine and dbslnutc.
and then at the midnight hour
marcii out oi tucirciui)hoticH, tnosc
heart-breakers or homes I wty, out
or their club limiHcaor elsewhere and
drive east into darkness. Tell me of
the buccaneers or the Spanish main,
lell mo of tho vcrymen that gambled
for tho seamtesH coat of the Son or
God. I would sooner trust luuo
eence In the hands or any or all or
these than with your sleek, oleairl
nous, and polished scoundrels that
float about in society."
This Is a terrlblu picture. When
wo consider thu right morality or
tho men who move lu our social
circles and contrast It with tho
depths of Infamy to which our Ca
nadian couhIuh appear to have sunk,
we are appalled. And to think that
there tiresome among us who would
welcome the annexation of tho do
minion to thu United States! No.
A tlious.mil times no. Let us rather
send missionaries Into thu country
to reclaim these degenerate men.
When they havo repented, when
they have amended their ways, then
will bo tlmu eunudi to talk or an
nexation. Chicago News.
Nu Mum SaUrjr Uml
It in apparent that thu Houoo of
ReprtwntatlveH Htaudit lu whole
home awe of (ho aeiilluieut of the
Auurlivin people upon thu ipieMtlou
of double or hack jm,v, for w luu th
hill oaniu tin to iiiinrtmrlntu $7.000.
to pay tho monilani thwlr Iwuk ili
l. wheh w?:o.ulK.tHl ,v riW,,
thnvuHliluror tho tterKWUtat-anim,
altt'r (toino piviiiuiititry HKlruilsiiiug
tho Mil wan ilofeutitl by IUM a,Vt' to
There seems to be no provision or
law which makes the tergcant-at-arrus
a banker for the members of
the House of Representatives. The
pay of a member begins from the
first day of his elective term, and he
may draw his pay month by month.
If be does not do so, but allows the
money to accumulate In the custody
of these geani-at-arms, there is no
reason why the government should
pay tho members for a low caused
by defalcation In theofilce of that
official than to repay them hud they
drawn their jmy, put It Into a bank
and i he bank had failed.
It Is a good sign for the country
that this vote bos reu ted In this
way. It certainly Indicates that the
representatives from the various
states have a sense of their responsi
bility to the people, and that they
do not go to Washington merely for
the saary which is attached to the
oulce. There must have been some
among those who voted in the nega
tive to whom the vote meant an
actual pecuuiary loss, and these
men, whoever they may be and
Without any partisan dlitluctlon,
are entitled to tho credit of having
preferred the rights of the peop.e to
any ersonal considerations.
This probably puts a quietus for
ever to any back salary grabs. It
establishes the rule that if themem
ers of the house cannot take care of
ihulr own pay Ihey must lose It; or,
as a well-known character lu Cali
fornia used to phrase it, that the
man who burns his own foot must
.valk on the blister. Probably the
house will be a little more careful
hereafter about ItsdisbursingofHcerH,
-to that no default In the ofllce of the
-ierge.int-at-arius shull operate to
.leprlve the memoera or their sal
aries. Sun Francisco Chronicle.
?.o i.o:?r
rriion.
lint Cttrwj
Jlodcru T-f'
Ccn-t ..iiin.
Accortlln; to IJo i a:i I rancIco Galilei n
roraou? hai been C.jio-cd i.ia: with almu5
ancnlns rcr"a::j' ocreoac 'onjtipo'.lna.
tt 1j tho new la-attveprlnrlplc In Joy's Vcso-
taMQfar!aar;."a. TUo i n'.tcri art full of '"5-
eeatoecircnrc1 touCrmiug lt tf.lcary, r.u 1
woglto J'bco ta IUr: latt sffnmtlo!!, a larl
frota Can TraaclM-i I Lnu.. u lady raaal
cure, doray.: "la nil'.Uiclo relate lho
fo'.lowlas erTcirni o. 1 I avo tor ycarj iia 1 a
trrai stoma:'.! r.ttcnde-1 wl'li roiutlpaMon, I
and never found lut rn i-oarallo:i tlmt
helped moo til I :nt roou ... roout and lost
lis effect, a I 1 v.ai n a i a sufferer till I
trlcl Jj7'i Vi-etaVu f araparllla. It l.ai
thorou;'.i!; rsor:aui:cd me. I I ad ono of I'.io
most ieail:i'.-o( t t.tnai.-uln and wailu con
tinual d;:.-ei, !):: ca i v1"i t!io aid ot Joy' 3
7l:!i lay i.U a-nntomcl freedom. I
an lo'i rui?r!ol aal ''clJiiteil, aud glaUl7
rceiKsiactsd !t "
t'LAr. 1 3tzi.vf, Manicure,
. . UJ Ccjrau street. 3. T.
Lnst summer the miccn of Italy
attained the loll lent point ever
reached by a European Hovereigu by
the ascent of tho Urellliorn. 18,7b5
feet.
No Family Should lie Witlioct It.
Dr. E. S. Helden: I have used
your Ethereal Couuli Syrup for it
long while. I would never be with
out It, as I consider Its curative ef
fects instantaneous for enoughs and
colds. No I'auuly should be with
out it.
R. E. WILIIOIT, Stockton.
Large size $1.00, small U0 cunts. For
t-ule by all Urni'eNls.
IliU'hi.-.i h Aiiiiiu halve.
Tho best salve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rheum, fever sores, tetter ehappud
bauds, chilblains, comu and all sltlu
eruptions, aud positively cures piles
or no pay required, it is guuruiumi
to give perfect satisfaction, or money
reiuntied. rneo u cents per uox. .
For sale by Daniel .1. ery, drug-
San Franelhco baiters get from $15
to i"i) per week. Some helpers net
$17 and a few ehargu $:M. The
union has cut the hours from 00 to
(tl per week, and ehaugud the
monthly pay day to each week, and
In some tases abolished boarding at
the shop-i.
A Scrap of Paper Saves Her Life.
It was Just an ordinary scrap ot
wrapping puper; but it saved her life.
Shu was In the last stages ol con
sumption, told by physicians that she
was Incurable and could live only a
short time, shu weighed Ic.-s than
seventy pounds. On a pi ceo of
wrapiiliiii paper she read of Dr.
King's New Discovery, and got a
saiuplu bottle, It helped her, she
bought a lurc Lottie, it hrlK'd her
more, bought another ud grew bet
ter fast, continued Its use and Is now
strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weleh-'
lug 110 pounds. For limber imrliu
ulum send stuuip to W. II. Cole,
DrugL'Ul, FortHiulth. Trial Itottlei
of this ivoiiderful Discovery Five as
DauIulJ. Fry's Drugntore.
Catarrh, Catarrhal Iteafncss Hay '
Fever A New llomi Treatment.
Sttfterers un not generally aware i
that tliCNO dlseuHt'H im etintuglous, or1
that they aru due to the presence of'
living puniNllc-. In ilio lining iiiem-,
liruiiu of thu nose and rtistauhlati
iuIk. Mlirwcoplu ivseurxh, how
ever, has proved this to lu a fact,
anil the result of this discovery 1h
that a simple remedy has been form '
u luted whereby catarrh, catarrhal
I tlearness and hay fever are permit-
nenllv cured In tnitu onu
to tliree
t ylnuilo Hpi)UatUiiH tnudo at home
"fiffl ,Ku,;7,Sr a
Biiuirur an olntittunt; Uuli Imve
Ikvii tlUniUd by rvputublo iihiIu
luiitfu injurtotu, A lumplik't ixj
plulnmg till now trvulnioiit Is sent1
mil on rvtviiil orHtunip tn my pH-l
tHKOtltyA.il. Dixon v Sou, 837
and SVUl Wct King Strvt-t, 'iVmnto,
Cntiml.1. I'lirlstlun Advocate. I
15 . . "T7T . . 1 1
buarcra (runt Catarrhul tnuibk-u
ultoula carefully read the above,
M-lVlHKl
THE CAPITA! EVENING- JOTTOEAX.
CITY
FAHJI FROFERTV
m
a
it- flHVffitv.i flV
Honey Loaned on Improved farms at 6, 7 and 8 Per Cent at
292 COMM ERCI A L STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
SSTA number of choice lots In University addition for sale-cbeap.-3
THREE
Grand
Consisting of the follewing:
First Prize Elegant China Tea Set, fifty-six pieces, complete.
Hecond Prize Fine Hanging Lamp.
Third Prize Set of Rodgers Bros.' Plated Knives and Forks.
OKFEllED UY
Cox
&
Grocers, 249 Commercial Street.
S7"Ticket8 with chance on one of the three prizes presented to ev
ery purchuwr of ONE POUND of our TEA! OlTer good until Marcii
1, 1800.
V
'
,
A. SHAW.
SHAW Sz
Rea
Estate
GENERAL AUCTIONEERS!
tSrWc have a large It"t of farm
also initc charge oi auction sales in any part or the state.
NO. U04 COMMERCIAL STREET, SALEM, OREGON.
attention!
Wo have farm, large and small, lots from SGO up, and houses and lots
n all parts of the city. Wo do a commission business exclusively. If you
I
wish to sell, list your property with
TWO REDUCTIONS.
Wo must reduce ourstoek In order to make room for our spring goods.
Therefore we will also reduce our already low prices on
BOOTS AND SHOES
For tho next forty days. Give us a call and be convinced tnat we mean
what we say. Yours, respectfully,
KRAUSSE & KLEIN'S,
No, 221 Commercial Street, Salem, Oregon.
Wm.
DEALERS IN
BOOTS AND SHOES,
cri
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W SL tCS'Tv.
itrilT
feis. -- v
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STB AM
LAUN
DRY
AT GEORGE IIOUYE'S RARBER SHOP.
Money! Money! Money!
' . l"" f''r ad city WHrly, at lowest rales, lljtrgaius lu citv
ad country ptxirty. Accident ami Firo Insurance. '
i MOOURS A Ol r.T.P.sntr-
NO. .Iir COMMKKCIAL. STUKliT. SALltM, OREGON.
FARM
-A!I-
LOANS
A SPECIALTY!
Tea Prizes!
Boess,
W. H. DOWNING.
DOWNING,
- Agents
AND-
-o-
lands and city property for sale
We
us,
Suburban tracts a specialty.
PAVNE & BRIDGFORD.
0
Co.
rown &
Leather and Findings
CASH PAID FOR
WOOL,
HIDES,
PELTS,
AND FURS.
Thin hntue cftrrlr a lr,;e mock of flrnt-
u'u kwhu innu uie ixmi iiiiinumcturers lu
tlio wurlil, nud I prepared 10 give NUIifiic
linn, Null In nlje unit iiiiilltv, to oven
ou w ho 111 jmrxhuM-&,& m tbein,
No. 231 Commercial Street,
SALEM
- OREGON
II AVE YOU EVER SEEN AN Y OF
those Shirts Collars antf Cutis luuudried
at tho
SALEM STEAM LAUNDRY?
If not make it a point to do so.
OFFICE; 200 COMMERCIAL ST
MOOllttS A GILLESPIE.
o liNorincrn mm uoiuwou.
I IT II . IImIiA IHI ll'fl'l I 1-
GREAT OVERLAND ROUTE.
TWO FAOTTB.V1AII.VjIbo1,
SHORTEST LInTtO CHICAGO
And nil potuU East via
St. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS.
rh VortliHrn PaclHcfntlroad Is the only
IWawilal igfurs,tmt-.iU .uc) irom Ion-Undtothi-sist
ee that your tlckHrwl via the Northers
l'aclrlc railroad nDd avjid the
change of fare.
1-wive Portland at?a in. and 8:W p. m.
dalIrrtw nJlMIaneBpolU or Ht. 1'aul at
PAcmc DlvisioK.-Trn.lns leave Front
and O street dally at 115 a-, m. and 8M
p.m.: Arrive at Tacoma.at T:10 P mand
lia m arrive .NatlU toHa in andft) p. ,w
TbrouKbPullmanlWaw Sleeping un..
piptnin. ojiy roacucs, " r.-- ---...-
. - i
u..hinrinnSL. Portland. Oregon.
lleput Corner First andO btreeta.
THE YA0UINA ROUTE.
OREGON PAW RAILROAD
And Oregon Development company's
rteanunlp line. ta5 miles Bhorter, -JJ nour
lesstimethan by any otnei ipute, nwi
ilass througli passenger Hiirl freight line
irom 1'ortland and all pomtfi in, the II
mmette vallev to and from Bau t ranclsco
TIME SCHEDULE. (Except SunonyB).
Leave Albany J-"?iJK?:
I n....llla a. IJII 1 !W
ircuvevopuiii - ::.:,;
vrrive luqumu .---- .
Lave Yaquina w A Jl
Leave Corvallls lUao A M
vrrive Albany 1W A i)
O. t C. trains connect at Albany and
Jorvallls.
The abote trains connect at YAQUINA
with th Oregon Development Cors Llm
jlsitea'jiihlps between aqulna and HaD
rrancisco.
SAILIXU DATES.
STEAMERS. FROM YAQCtN
Willamette Vallcr Monday bept.
iVillamctte Valley 1'uei.duy " 1
Willamette Valley, Wednesday " 1o
STEAMERS, FROM SAN FltAKCIbCt
vVlll.iinpttp Vnllev Wednesday. Sent. 4
Willamette Valley Friday ' M
Willamette Valley b.iturday ' 21
Willamette Valley Sunday " 2i
This company renerveo the right to
change sailing dates without notice.
M. B. russengers fiom 1'ortlaud and all
Willamette Valley points can make cloe
wnnectlon lth the train- of the
VAIJUINA HOUTE at Albany n CorvalllB
ud if destined to twin H inclsto, should
irrange to arrive at Vaquma the eening
itfore date of sailing,
I'ivxuger ani Irdght Kates Always tie
Lonrsl. Kor Infortnullon apply tn Slessrs,
ilL'LMAN i ;o., KreigUt and Tickel
genw aw and at! Front t.. Portland, Or.
or to
C.C. IIOGUE, Ac't Cien'l Frt. &
Pass. Agt., Oregon i"aclfle It. It. Co.,
Corvallls, Or
(1 H. HASWE&l.,Jr. Ocn'l Frt; J:
I'ass. Agt. Oregon Development
Co., 301 Montgomery ct.;
San Francisco, Cal
The Oregon Taciflc steumbonts on the
Wlll.iincttuo river ulvNlon will leave Port
land, south-bound, Monday, icdiieday
and Friday at Da. m,
rrls-e at Corvallls Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at S:'Ju i. m.
Leive Corvallls. north-bound, Monday,
Wednesday and hrlday at Sa. in.
Anlvcnt Portland, Tuesday, Thursday
.inn naiuruay ai .km p. m.
.1.. MnmlfiV t,..l li .!.. .... rl 1hI rim.
both north unci south-bound boats lie over
ulght at salcui, leaving there ut (i u. m.
0.0 HOOUE,
A. G. F. and P. Agent,
Union Pacific 11 R. Company
"OVERLAND ROUTE."
fralns for the east leave Portland at 7.U0
m and 9.C0 urn daily. Tic its to andfron
principal points In tin Unltedstatcs Ca
ada and Europe.
Elegant New Dining Cars.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPERS.
Free Family Sleeping Cars run through
on Express trains to Jmaha, Council
Ulufls and Kansas City without change
Connections at Portland forfcanFiancls
co and Puget Sound points.
For turther particulars address any
agent of the company or
I. W.i.EE. G. P. A.
C. S. MEU.EN, General Traffic Manager
1890.
Harper's Young People,
AN ILLUSTRATED WEEKLY.
The Eleventh Volume of Har
phr's Youxa People, which he
Kins with thu Number for Novem
bers, 18o9 presents unattractive pro
gramme. It will oiler to its readers
at least four 6eriuls of the usnul
length, nuil others In two or three
parts namely, "The Red Mubtunjr,"
by William O. Stoddard; "Pliil
''PrineoTommy,"by John Russell
ColtYKl.I.! Mini "I,,lli..'o i
uvMahciahet E. Banqstkk; ttvoi
Ollllt-t 1 .11 l..ln I... II -a '
"" --nuiuy ItJALMAIl WJOItTII
UOYI-SKN. Two S.Tiia nf l,,.lr.. '!'..!..
will attract the attoiitinu of lovers
i mo wniiiier-worin, name v, the
(lUltiut titles tnhl In- ll.ui-., ......
una bo ut in ruhlv llln, .-, i i..!
him, and niuuiier series in a dlfler-
.lt l..tfl 111 l.1!. . - f 1.
; I Iieiv will be short stories bv W D
' 0WEV-S' Thomas Nelsox Paoi:,'
, Mahv E. Wilkin, Noiia Pkhuy'
David kKr, Hkzkkiah UuttuhI
woutii, b. piiik SwErr, Ricuaud
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VltOFESSIONAL CAKDS.
J. J. SHAW. J. T. OREOa.
. TTnnP.VR AT LAW.
Halcm, Oregon.
OHlco first door to the left at head of
stairs In the rear of Ladd & Hush b bank.
TILMON FOUD, nttorney at law, Salem,
Oregon. Olllce uivstalra In Patton'a
block.
TOHN A. CAHSON,
Counsellor and attorney at law.
Member of the Bar of Ontario, Canada,
03 State street, Balem, Oregon.
nHYSIUlAJS.-MlW.DK. M. E. McCoV
I phyBldan and surgeon, has located
and taken rooms over Squire Farrar'
irrocery store, uuruuiu uiocudcb ocu
falty. Consultation free.
12-21dw
CHAHLES C. OUltTIS, M. D.. Surgepa
and Homceopathlo physician. Office
and residence, 13," Court street, In ofllce tor- ,
inerly occupied by Dr. lthsdcn, Salem, Or.
Olllce hours 8 to a iv. m. nnd from 2 to 3
and 7 to 8 p. m. Diseases of the rectum and
chronic diseases a specialty. Fifteen years
experience.
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iSulcm, Oregon.
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Art of Never Forgettiug is recog
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making an Epoch in Memory Cul
ture. His prospectus (sent post free)
gives opinions of people in all parts
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